Malaya Tribune, 3 July 1939

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VOL X* VI -No. 156. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 3, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Monday, July 3, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY JULY 3, 1939 FIVE CI
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      79 1 PROVISION STORE Situated in the Hetrl of ,he city vi PPIDGE ROAD. Wl |>hone l,>,> v Hortb Bridge Rd- I I 8,1,T,M1 MA 01/ 1 j GENFRors SPORTS ROADSTER I oca GENTS ROADSTER easy mmm»*>.~m*V FRA^ E PAYMENTS II I' I b S'A GENT'S SPORTS |j SOLE AGENTS: T B.S.A.
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      38 1 a a««*a« {MADAME PAGE 1 LAI* n, PICCADILLI, LONDON. 2 DRESSMAKER, ft DESIGNER TAILORMADES GOWNS FOR ALL OCCASION! t IN STOCK. S FROM: I $5. $30. 13 BATTERY ROAD, 8 TEL. 6327. SINGAPORE, i 1,., i I 1
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    CHARITY SHOW
    61 2 S-.npapore. Sunday A SERIES of Chinese slasslca] dramatic presentations were successfully staged by the Lak Aik Amateur Association last night at the premises of the soo Koon Chinese School, Jurong Road, m r.id of the China Relief Fund. Well acted, the presentations were well ieceived by a large
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    What The Stars Foretell
    238 2 7O-MORROV/ FOR ALL READ ERS. Uncertain influences v,ou make you feel very unsettled to-day so star no new projec or enterprise, interviews Kibe disappointing and wafers of moment are likf.ly to be relayed. Keep to routine business and work SPECIAL INFLUENCES Ap r 20 to May
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      439 2 JTEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated in Enpiand). P. O. S. N. CO. S SAILINGS. 01 I WARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1939 CANTON 1550° J ul y 14 CARTHAGE 15.000 July 28 i SOMALI 6,800 July 28 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Aug. 11 -'ANCILL 17,000 Aug. 25 BANGALORE 6.C00 Aug 26 RANPURA n.OOO
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      499 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. J §NORDDfcUTSCHEB (incorporated in WM>. The undernoted are the Company's I intended fixtures:— I OUTWARD. I For MANILA, HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1939 s.s. "GNEISENAU" omits 1 North China Juiy 6 I sjs. "AUGSBURG" July 17 I I m S. "REGENSBURG" omits Manila July
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      470 2 THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP COMPANY (1932) LIMITED. Regular fortnightly service betwrer Rangoon, Penang, Port Swettenham, Singapore, Hohgkonff, and Amoy, <Kulangsu>. Special cheap return tickets to China for short holiday trips. NEXT SAILINGS:For CHINA For RANGOON "Hong Kheng" July 3, 4 p.m. "Hong Peng" July 14 "Hong Slang" July 17 4
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      150 2 HATV-iBtJRC-AMERIKA UNIE 0 OeuUch-AustraHsche DampfVchifTs Gcsellschaft (Companies incorporated in d.*i»iany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due S pore 1939 t m-s. BURGENLAND via Manila July 10 I wjs. SAARLAND via Maaila July 26 m.s. RAMSES' via Manila Aug. 7 HOMEWARD. HOLLAND, HAMBURG AND
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      250 2 f DAILY CROSSWORD jl 3 Prickly Plant and wine for a flower. 1 British liner. 8 English Cathedral city. 2 Barristerfh m 10 Far from contrite. 4. A queen of Lydia. 11. Tropical American alligator. 5- Mercitui. 6 Lancashire disn. 12. Coming M the wise it call < stealr foh!
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    365 3 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Saturday. Previous To-day Change Idle rUBBEI Buyers 8 3;i6 Closed Sellers Bft Buyers 8 3;i6 Ist Forward JuiJ 3ellers gl/4 d August g»K2 BV4 2id FOl »ara Sellers 8 5116 rd oct Dec. Buyers 8 5[16 3rd f ar Sellers 8 7116 PRODUCE London,
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    49 3 Of Current Dividends Singapore, July 1, 1 p.m. Dividend Book, "taSLL, clow Date Ex. Div. final rrn. ,o Payable Date U", tax ulyl2 Au 3 July 13 10% July 12 Aug 3 July 13 21/z% d Ju] y 2 4 July 31 July 25 7»/ 2
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    807 3 Quotations By Praser And Co. MINING Singapore, Juiy 1, 1 p.m. tfTaser and Co. < Buyers sellers. Ampat Tin 3 6 4Austral Amal 4 6 5,3 Austral Malay 38 40Ayer Hitam 20,-' 21,Ayer Weng 0.72 0.76 Bangrin 19 20 Batu Selangor 1.17% 122 ft Berjuntai 9-'
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    TIN
    17 3 Singapore, Monday. The price of tin at noon m Singapore to-day was:— $113 ft (down V/s).
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    RUBBER
    15 3 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 28%; Sellers 28%.
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    262 3 6% Maynard Co., Ltd., $30,000 Int. Apr. 30 Oct. 31 90 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept 30 501 102 norn 41/ 2% 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 106 108 norn *Vz% 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000
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    Children Growing Up Uneducated, Underfed
    339 3 MR. JOHN HANDS SAYS [From Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, Monday. JHE report for June of the Selangor Asiatic Unemployment Committee, just issued by Mr. John Hands, M.C.H. (honorary secretary and treasurer) draws attention to the problem of educating children of families in receipt of
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      20 3 THE UNITED LIMITED j\' W, »liK n£S&& ACCI AN !M m.r. (:)MPE NSA. ,Ns lUNCE UM *n Ram X Km.,,,
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      170 3 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA (TRUSTEES) LIMITED. Guaranteed and Controlled by THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. The Company, which Is incorporated 1b the 8.8. and registered as a Trust Company, undertakes the following duties:— EXECUTOR &OR TRUSTEE OF A WILL. ADMINISTRATOR OF ESTATE OF DECEASED PERSON. ■MRU OF A
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      399 3 NO SHOW AT CARRICK Owing to the black-out there wil' be no show at the Gaarick Theatre. Geylang Serai, to-night. The Orient City Light Opera, a s r age attraction, will open a short season as from to-morrow with performances nightly at 8.35. BANK OF CHINA Incorporated in China by
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      1952 4 «e- .^MN^«MO»^W^M^^«WMM^^^ ll «4 WM l W^^ Musical Instruments Furniture For Sale SELLING AMERICAN Beds, Radio, R aQi^ r f?' s CaßO?e Reed, 15, Gallop Road. HradlO SERVICE. by experte, rffnal Road. *™™nore (r75 Stamps BOOK nOMPAN^ stamps, high etc. a stam dollar^ j 1» per JSSS APPIy p Stag.Pgje
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      550 4 SING \PORE MUNICIPALITY. CLAIMS FOR REFUND OF ASSESSMENT ON VACANT HOUSES. NOTTCEIS HEREBY GIVEN thai r-laims for refund of assessment on vacant houses within Municipal Limits lor the period from Ist January to June, 1939, must be sent m on or be; :o %8&kl£ for refunds should made on forms
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    WHAT READERS ARE SAYING
    291 5 NEW ASSOCIATIONS \To the Editor c/ the MuSya Tribal*] Sir,— Singapore seems f to e i s P c?oy where new associations of al. up over night like mush.ooms_ The latest is a move by toal Dorn Indians 'ncnMusUmsi b°y C born and Indians (Muslims» to
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    38 5 Reuter. London, July 2—Forty Cadets from the Argentine* training snip La Argentina who are visiting London from Southampton to-day laid a wreath on the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior at the Westminster Abbey. Some v.sited Saint Paul's Cathedral—Router.
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    Domestic Occurrences ENGAGEMENT
    40 5 NAK—TAY. The engagement is announced b:twten M Nah Gim Chv.t-. ilcest sen of the late N'r. Nah Kim Chocn and Madam Tan j:ok Eng -a Miss Tay Cheng on' daughter ci Mr. and Mrs Tjv l.ano King.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    52 5 Mrs Khaw B?ng Liew. Mass Annie Kh \v and Mr. and Mrs. Tan Keng Seng express their heartfelt thanks to ad friends and relatives who cent senglay wreaths, band"'porcelain wreatns ant letters of condolence, alro those who lent paid night visits and attended the funeral of the late Khaw
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    Britain's Close Watch On Danzig
    401 5 British Official Wirel ess. London, July 2. WHILE* alarmist speculations regarding Danzig are discounted and deprecated in London, official quarters have made it clear that the situation is being closely and continuously watched in consultation with the French Government. The French Cabinet held a meeting
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    CHINESE TAKE TWO CITIES
    142 5 Shanghai. July 2. THE Chinese seige of Shengkang. which began on June 28, continued unt 1 June St. when the enemy retired fo Si-ling, which was later besieged and heavily shelled. Three hundred Japanese landed from launches on Weitow Island on June 30 hut were repulsed,
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    SOLDIER GAOLED
    89 5 Singapore, Saturday. fN pleading guilty to a charge of I theft of a motor car at 1 a.m. to-day at Foch Road, valued at $300. the property of Mr. Tan Una Chen.?. I nrivate f rom the Manchester rJS£ Goddard (20) told Mr? Conrad Oldham, the second police
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    £2,000,000 WEEKLY ON NEW AIRCRAFT
    74 5 British Official Wireless. London. July 2. T HE announcement that the King had 1 annroved of the forma.ion of a ,parafe women's service for duty m th the RAF in wartime was made oy me "The'sSvice wilMted the Women's AuSli™r Force, and at "he National
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    FOREIGN OFFICE CALLERS
    65 5 British Official Wireless. London. July 2. CIR Howard Kcnnard. British AmoasS lR sadTr in Warsaw, who to England on leave, called to-daj at the F %XS«I«, already had an inter--2K2 Lord v rmaining in London over the 1 Foreign Office callers this morning were Srgnor Crolla Counsellor
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    MOSCOW TALKS
    74 5 Reuter. Moscow. July trench ambassadors and Mr. called on M. ft-McuOV and M. P Qt o at Kremlin. The conference lasted ..\o ai jvicuiiiii. C ;rrirff said afterwards hours, and MX. Strang s. m hat the -ovit* were now considering the proposals. There would be another "pads 8
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    KING'S MESSAGE ON NATIONAL DEFENCE
    753 5 Reuter. London. July 2. striking message from the King on the national defence preparaA tons LTrcad by the Prim, Minister in the course of a broadCaSt s l£esty referring to the great pleasure afforded him and the Z££3££ tie mmch past of National Serv,ce Volunteers
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    MONMOUTH BY-ELECTION
    33 5 British Official Wireless. London. July 1 Tbo ftDDOintment of Lieutcnant-Colo-T,i Arthur Herbert as Governor of ember, had .majority o 9 808 over the Labour candidate .t •Ho last election.-British Official Wireless.
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      371 5 NOTICF, informed that ol amalgama- Siang Pau 35 Mm Jit v<* 3 Mu-.o into liqui--3352-? to earr s shares in the t tnf. p'.u, rd preL Ltd" pan nl poti Press. Ltd..— Ku chairman). .Managing D r ector |U T; L U Ym-'n SionM dam Uo* P Lian. as Manager)
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      460 5 BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 45). IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE ST RATH j SETTLEMENTS'. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Notice of Wage-earner's Administration Order. Name of debtor: TAN SING KIAT. Address of debtor: No. 341, Joo Chiat Place, Singapore. Description of debtor: Clerk. No. of Proceedings: 238 of 1939. Date on which
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      16 5 I ■V iW KM^jsyAßlimy Small Size $3.75 Medium 4. Large 425 luminous dial 50 cents ext'a.
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      48 5 How To Recover Lost Appetite. I system, and unless biliousness xne. c a th Ucod lhal the digestive I taVnorm their vita: fun,- j ,i 0 ef is v jft lencc headachy weariness of the Itmttf, ia*a 01 J conveniently a euu.e 0, I Tir Williams' Pink Pills.
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    109 6 Singapore, July 3. Ships alongside the Wharves or ex pectec to mtive: East Wharf (Gate 1) Anshun 22 Main Wharf (Gate 2) Conte Rosso 18; Stagen 16; Sarpedon 14; Grootckerk IT, HeLenus 9; Silve.* beech 7 Enrjirc Dock (Gate 2) Lossiebank 30; Steel Scientist 32: Kiang 35;
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    Acquitted Of Negligent Driving
    269 6 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Saturday. LOH Kerk Leng was to-day produced before Inche Haron bin Ahmad and charged with having caused hurt to Mohamad Taha bin Abdul Hamid by driving his car in a negligent manner on the morning of June 12 at the stt
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    302 6 Sin >z pore, July 1. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampats 3 iy 2 4jAyer F*tams 19 6 21 Hi tarns 0.2« 0.30xd fiatu Selaiigors i.15 1.20 Hongkong Tin 19 20 Eangrins 20- 2IJChardciiangs 11 12Hong Fatts O.eO 0.63 Idris Hyd. 6,- 7 Ipoh Tin 201 2ljJelapangs
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    Raub Australian's Good Profit
    730 6 THE forty-fifth general mertine of shareholders of the Ran:, w tralian Gold Mining Co., Ltd., xu held in Brisbane on June In moving the adoption of \y directors' report, together with Iht audited balance sheet, the (h ur man (Mr. De Burgh B. B i' remarked
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    76 6 Reuter. London, Jui> In the money market, mam Inter concentrated on the turn of tne n. year. Borrowers occasion a' ly paid two per cent., but easier conditions a supervened, with even large pay; for Treasury bills failing to induce notable stringency. Discounts renewal and European certainties affected
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      392 6 ARE YOUR Jtes. EYES WEAK?f^* Avail yourself of the expert services of a skilled qualified Specialist with over 35 years' European clinical experience. Moderate cost for modern individually planned and built practical glasses. Thompson Optical Co. 4, Arcade Bldg., Phone 3002. K. A. Thompson, Dr. of Ocular Science. j T.
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      100 6 Second Hand Radios Fully guaranteed and serviced, Frices from $2 5 RADIO SERVICE CO., OF MALAYA 1934 LTD. Singapore, Malacca, Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh, Penang. I Success afterSUCCESS for l IB and still further-—-— SUCCESSES.— In the Scottish Six Days Trial for 1939:— 250 c.c. CUP Wo n by Charlie Rogers.?????
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      83 6 THE TftUE TONTC FOOD Obtainable of all Chemists and Stores GUARANTEED SERVICE DELCCT] b A for T SALE HIKE. I r RECONDITIONED 1 BATTERIES 5 Guaranteed 6 6 MONTHS. Singapore Motors Agents. HUPP, OLDSMOBILE, PONTIAC SKODA CARS. Orchard Rd. Singapore. Ar.IAZING portable self-priming pump by "HOMELITE" weighs only »1 lbs.
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      72 6 GOLD LEAF TEA To be fired first and fvddled after la often the process of those who rely foi their animation upon th» Grap? and Grain. The eiernal and deiightiu. paradox cf GM-i Leaf Tex. Is to be the Hot Drink Thich rourishes a cool mind. High Class German Pianos
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      559 6 f r j To-day's Radio SINGAPORE NIROM LONDON 6m YDC 1515 Mcls (19 8 m TRANSMISSION 5 P s m oo "Extra Turner (Malay music). Jj bulletin am GSB 951 < 31 5 5 m > «00 musicr 6 3i > gramophone music. 6.40 Religious Service* (Church of non nS-WMOM
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    Court Sequel To East Coast Road Car Crash
    242 7 Singapore, Saturday, shored before the accident was a vision of the hin vl|nd hcnd ahead of her, said Mrs. DoreenVcrbiest, I "U ĕUin s he remembered was the feeling of earth f eve evidence I; n Mr. Charles a i Base Police
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    ACCIDENTAL POISONING
    66 7 TV \:k accidental ccrrodve poiB rdict returned by M W G. Porter, ut the indeath o! rive-year-eld Ah tng, who died in The General Hi spit; 1 on June 19. was siated to have taken mistake, na Apr. 19. in Hi was admitted into a Paand was discharged
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    Her Clogs Killed Her
    62 7 Singapore, Saturday.—A verdict of death by misadventure was returned by the coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter, at the inquiry to-day into the death of a 13-year-old girl, Goh Ah Nyah, who f!ied of po soning following a flight injury she sustained to her toe while putting
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    Ran Kiln Even After Prosecution
    294 7 Singapore, Saturday. A FINE of S5O, with 50 tents costs. A was imposed' by Mr. Conrad Oldham in the second Police Court this morning on Chong Kong Seng who pleaded guilty to a summons charge that he permitted a k»ln to bi ustd within the
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    LORD TWEEDSMUIR
    22 7 British Official Wireless. London. July 2. The King has conferred the G.C.VO. on Lord Tweedsmuir. Governor-General ol Canada—British Official Wireless.
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    Programme For The Next Organ Concert
    636 7 MR Werner Baer, who several times already has delighted us at the Victoria Memorial Hall by making the St. Hair Organ live under his expert touch, evidently takes very seriously the task of making the Organ Concerts, held once monthly at the Hall, under
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      109 7 \ril\:i(,\ PLBAK! H at Me Mcl Conquest ael Cns:s in Japan. S 1: Bino-Japanese Conflicts, etc. [Russia and Japan. King Edward VIII. 1 ol Prtnoesa Aidah. s 1 of Pi tncesi Meriam. I I HI The Sultan Sir urdtng the -.accession i 'i Throne i H H The Sultan Sefeutf
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      248 7 And You'll Feel Young—Look Young Nothing ages man or woman more than aches caused through bad kidney a.■tion. Phis makes you suffer from Getting up Nights, Burning, Itching Passages, Nerves. D.zziness, Rheumatism, Backache, Lea Pains, Circles under Eyes. Swollen Ankles. Loss of Appetite, Energy, etc., kidneys which should filter bloou
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      85 7 lIIZTCEN R U M M I N G New shdlMotor OS contains an exclusive mineral oiUness <™«" tra, lubrication to pistons and bearings. But most engine w«,r occurs mJ£ 8f *S A■l V- I I SelEJ£ SSTSrfi to i"U h „derfu. clinging properties there Ctlk I I L hC an
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      146 7 j ALT E It ATIO.NS TO TIME TABLE. From June 27th 1939 until further notice. Monday to Sunday Saturday 8 00 am (Leave Singapore JdJI am q 4o Arrive Kuala Lumpur g Jg Leave Kuala Lumpur 855 a.m. j Arrive Ipoh 10 05 am 11.05 a.m. iSve Penang iSS a.m.
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      213 8 I TO-MORROW'S OM VI I SCREEN E% BIW I 3 SHOWS 1> AILY! 1 I a DRAMATIC! BEAUTIFUL! DIFFERENT I ft Fred and Ginger in their first dramatio 4| romance Taken from the life ol the fK!*m couple who started the world dancing. JUk A love story almost too beautiROXY
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      213 8 S PAVILION jj OWING TO THE BLACKOUT, THE SECOND PERFORMANCE STARTS AT 9.30 FINISHES AFTER MIDNIGHT. I MATINEE AT 3.15. THE MIKADO IS A "A MAGNIFICENT "A DELIGHT TO MASTERPIECE" PRODUCTION" WATCH AND HEAR". STRAITS TIMES FREE PRESS TRIBUNE I FILMED IN PERFECT NATURAL COLOUR! GLORIOUS MUSIC! HAPPY COMEDY! "THE
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      324 8 I CAPITOL Posit,ve| y I I LAST screenings: I MATINEE 3-/5 and I I TO-NIGHT at 9-30 om v I OWING TO THE SPECIAL CHARITY PERFORMANCE OF "MERRILY WE LIVE" TO-NIGHT AT 6.15 The Performance will start at 9.30 and finish at Midnight—in order to avoid inconveniences of the BLACK
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    FOUR TRAFFIC CHARGES AGAINST PENANG MAN
    68 9 own ipob, Friday. chtt ln, r^fw; 1*1*« appeared before Mr r I 1 xlst erday on four rd by l"*P^ or Be« tral P°!ice staff* to two J lion nd one of noi d limit displayed ontl, to have his ilket M view. 5K*
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    MORE TALKS IN MOSCOW
    36 9 London. July 2. reports from lecu: conversation at Frerrh tfnbassaa Will S talks- Uto n the Francoderstood in ticipated there age of views soon hen the Russian .British Official rejomd- 1 *:A
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    BRITISH WARSHIPS TO VISIT GREEK PORTS
    33 9 Reuter. ,w m it is learned that a London. JuJ) shins including number rjSwffl visit the lh e future he normal sumThe pet profT iniß* 01 Fleet-Renter
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    2,500 TERRITORIAL COMISSIONS
    10 9 London, July 2. GazU. < tA. Notices, which
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    MEDICAL DIRECTOR
    48 9 British Official Wireless. London. July 2. With a dei to further strengthening and < ai medical service.-. Mini alth and *he Lord PriryS ?d Dr. J. H. Hebb. now Director-Genera] of Medical Services in th»« Ministry of Pensions, to be DiKetor-Oeneral of Emergency Medica' Sorvicc.v-British Official Wireless.
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    Woman On Murder Charge
    437 9 [From Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, Sunday. TNDIGNANT that the son of the house should attempt to recover arrears of rent from her, a middleaired Tamil woman, Nagammah of Kiang, is alleged to have stabbed the man to death after the rest of the household had
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    Counterfeiting Gang Raided In Mountains
    450 9 [From Our Own Reporter] Ipoh, Sunday. THE sudden and somewhat dramatic end to the nefarious activities 1 of a counterfeiting gang which had its hideout m the hills off Gunong Cheroh, as the result of a Police raid was reveaed yMay in the Perak Assize
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    King Reviews Volunteers Of All Sections
    253 9 British Wireless. London, July 3. BEFORE attending the national service rally in Hyde Park yesterday afternoon the King and Queen were present at a thanksgiving service for their safe return from Canada and the United States in Westminster Abbey In the morning. The rally
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    Cotton Agreement
    37 9 Reuter. Simla. July 1.-The fX* 1 ment have accepted an to be represented at a meet r,g of cotton exporting countries to be lie fa<£ Washington to discuss the poaibility of a world cotton agreement.—Reuter.
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      177 9 'MAZING PILES SPECIALISTS. 10 WHOM IT fa*. MAY CONCERN. L This is to certify lv that Mr. EL Kariaa j Baksh cured mt of 3* inten al Piles from I which I had been Lv 1 suffering for forty 1 I years. I highly ap« j I prov? his system
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      26 9 I Coming Shortly |alhambra| j 1 THE MOST EXCITING OF j j I ALL CHAN ADVENTURES J I h~ C»» o r «oteO a )C tur«
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      86 9 j I ENGINEERING EXHIBITION ...1,1 AUGUST 1939... I CABARET I Ik*' J An English Song Championship. i I ;V.; Croonmg o>mpei-tn>n I Gta-ing .2*S* the 9th Ju,y will oe nem v from i p .m. to 5 p.m. I ALL PREVIOUS PRIZE WINNERS ARE LEGIBLE TO COMPETE I ss^^^SS^ cabaret
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      280 9 Outstanding Dramatic Hit! II ALHAMBRA-to-pay 3-15,6-15 t> 9-30 p.m. j For The Convenience Of Our Patrons. 1 Ow.„ g to th. A.B.P. BUcfcou. t r *ht the I* P~ t .rm»«c« wilt com- 1 mence at 9-30 p.m. and amah at 12 p.m. II I .v MM* »ouVe.v AMD BERTRAM
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    BUY BRITISH
    702 10 THERE is the fullest agreement 1 on the part of the public with the resolution proposed oy Mr. *ap Pheng Geek at the meeting of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners. The resolution, which was seconded by Mr. Yahya Ann, proposed that "in pursuance of the general principle of giving
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    Ten Nazi Divisions To SEIZE SLOVAKIA and CHALLENGE POLAND
    987 10  -  CZECHS GOADED TO FURY By The Sunday Express Correspondent In Prague TROOP concentrations at Ostrau on the Slovak border can no longer be denied. Nearly ten division? strong, they are raiting- for orders to take over the German share of Slovakia—and
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    580 10 gRITISH newspapers support the theory, advanced in this column some time ago, that the attempted Danzig coup will take the form of an internal declaration, by the Nazi majority in the Danzig Senate, of attachment to the Reich, and that Hitler and his agents will do everything
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    BARBED WIRE REPLACES CORN ON POLISH FRONTIER Report Reaches Britain Of Preparation For Coup
    1240 11 POLES CALM: READY FOR ANY EVENT Reuter. GERMANS are feverishly cutting the corn, whether ripe or green, along the Polish frontier, and erecting barhed-wire entanglements in its place. Warsaw newspapers state that the British Government has
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    ARM! UNITE! WATCH!
    75 11 .dm v a —it is by these A ial citizens anxious for of heir country must i guided" declared President I j banquet celebrating v* ummt <* ccepts the s and the saefi- able for her her to fulfil her Jl' i m nts with nations °wh
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    Clearing The Ground In Moscow Talks
    168 11 Early Pact? London, July 3. 4 LONG report baa been received h v the I o Office from Sir William Seeds, British Ambassador w M< cow, on bis conversation with Ihtttov mi Saturday. i, says Ri titer's diput. thai another tra S wiU take
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    POLAND TO SEND NOTE?
    177 11 Reuter. Warsaw, July 2. rpHE British Charge d'Affairs, A Mr. C. J. Norton, again visited the Foreign Ministry to-day and saw Col. Beck's private secretary. It is understood they discussed the latest developments in the international situation. Rumours of a strongly-worded note, aemanding an explanation from
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    BRITAIN SOLIDLY UNITED AGAINST SHAMEFUL PEACE
    257 11 X KEttARIUiH. 11 ~ndo» My 3. J •-«'lyiiißor national I the declaration thai al ««ax last Thursday, /«rther aggression 'N iN- the whole of Pi"!,,, tfllmeal of its •kieli ~a declaration to h given b> h fe, and rumours of the 2 "WatS Sf
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    WOMAN A.R.P. VOLUNTEER
    29 11 A woman AR.P. worker is seen carrying a sieel-helmet as she takes out notices concerning Shelters for the mock air raid held recently at Chelsea, London.
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    JAPAN DEMANDS JOINT CONTROL
    165 11 Tientsin Discussion Reuter. The Japanese Army statement suoDOlts demands and says that the hloclade was started as a sheer necessity for the maintenance of peace and very existence of the Japanese Army. and the demands are the voice of the entire people of Ncrth China. Question
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    TOKYO TALKS
    106 11 Reuter. London, July 3. ACCORDING to Tokyo press message the conversations on the Tientsin situation are expected to cpen there on Wednesday. The British Consul (Captain Herbert) at Tientsin and other local representatives have now arrived in Japan. The situation in the Far East will be discussed in
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    TENSION EASIER
    51 11 Reuter and British Wireless. London, July 2. |T is reported from Tientsin that the situation there is easier and a Japanese military spokesman is cited as denying the reported intention to tighten restrictions—which he considered unlikely during the Tokyo negotiations, which may be opened shortly.— Reuter and British
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    BRITON SLAPPED IN THE FACE
    91 11 Reuter. Tientsin, July 3. On the eve of the Anglo-Japanese negotiations in Tokyo for the settlement of the Tientsin issue, a fresh stripping incident, first in several days, occurred here to-day. The person involved was Mr. John Anderson Young, a Tientsin-born Briton, who was ordered
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    POLLAND NOT EXPECTING SUDDEN COUP IN DANZIG
    114 12 "NAZIS' PRESENT TACTICS ARE ONLY PINPRICKS Reuter. Warsaw, July 2. i if rvtadacki Polish Commissioner X)L. Beck in U W-rtoo the Nazi military prepa- in Danzig, who returned hereto m concern^ rations mM h«- «J to the Danzig Senate dl££ L preparations in
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    "Astounding" Trial Of U.S. Destroyer
    79 12 International News Agency. Shanghai. THE U.S.S. Hammann, the navys T newest 1,500-ton destroyer mad« 39 knots *«*fyffi£S& s top ™m?uU speed in 58 seconds or two minute and five seconds returned to 39 knot speed. Th» rfpstrover was launched on Feat the Federal 1« npw
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    HID SAMSU IN HOUSE WALL
    106 12 [From Our Own Reporter] Kuala Vumpur, Friday. PMADING guilty to a charge of being in possession of four bottles of samsu, Woong Niam, an elderly Chinese was this morning fined $25 or in default three weeks' rigorous imprisonment by Raja Ayoub, the third magistrate. Mr.
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    THAILAND PLEASED WITH PROGRESS
    158 12 [From Our Own Correspondent] Bangkok, June 28. IN the name of the King, The Coun- cil of Regency have sent a letter to the Premier. Major-General Luang Pibulasonggram, gratification at the progress the broadcast to the nation SSL the Government, the officials 111 the Thai people
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    BRITAIN WILL RESIST AGGRESSION, SAYS PREMIER
    194 12 London, July 2. MR Neville Chamberlain, in a message to the Conservative demonM R in Birmingham, s*id that they could tinue hie efforts to preserve the peace while none-the-tess he M reso lately determines to resist aggression or fSable sented by Britain to any
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    "FUTURE GRAVE AND DANGEROUS"
    219 12 THE confidence that there would bo no war if Britain's foreign policy was understood abroad, was expressed in a speech by Mr. Anthony Eden at Ealing to-night. "The outlook for the immediate future is admittedly grave and even dangerous. It is not yet desperate, l for
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    "WE ARMED TO PROTECT OTHERS"
    261 12 "i BEGGARLY handful of people A out of the world's population of two thousand millions has sought to hold the whole civilised world to ransom in this year and the whole world has declined to accept such an attitude." This forceful declaration waS made by
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    "WE ARE READY TO DEFEND"
    108 12 WE will not tolerate by others or loss of our liberties or dictation in our affairs, and if that i attempted, we are ready now as a united nation, to defend ourselves, and to that end we shall Rather ill allies and resources ayaiiaUe declared
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    LORD HAIG AT "ASCOT"
    36 12 tohionable race nreetmK-cn Port Meadow. Oxford The phoU. shows I ord Haig wearing his uica vi latest hat fashion. He is sen of the latest n v a ar t mr commander.
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    JUDGE ON VACATION
    17 12 vh» Hon Mr. Justice Raja Musa left SfeM, wM?. Sri vacation following an illness.
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    Guerillas Raid Jap Area In Tientsin
    196 12 CHINESE SUCCESSES IN PEIPING AREA Reuter. Tientsin, July 2. MMM of Chinese guerilla* made a series of daring raids in the B area in Tientsin and earned off a large Japanese eontro d the night according to quantity of arms and amn fa poreign
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    48 Japanese Divisions In China
    104 12 International News Agency. Shanghai, June 29. ACCORDING to the A shanghai, local French paper japan hL mobilized over 1,000.000 troops in China. They are distributed as follows: 15 iney a.i c r«viina 15 divisions Ji m North gun*» C en ?nrt tnr£e divisions in South
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    New Bengal Governor
    29 12 Reuter. London, July Arthur Herbert, a common has been a anointed Governor of Bengal m kw cession to Sir John Woodfcead who retires in Novembers-Re «w.
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    GOVERNOR ON MORAL DUTY OF CITIZENS
    265 12 [From Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. the common «2StfJ the c° ode and for the spirit satf sisw habit and its breach a reproach.-" So states the foreword to the draft Highway Code issued by the High Com Sir Thomas and which .s
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    U. S. A.'s Neutrality Bill
    135 12 Reuter. Washington, July 2. DRESIDENT Roosevelt's s«PPOj*f" I arc furious at the action of the rontrress in upsetting two major pYeTs of the Administration s laticn. They suggest that the President's reply should be a radio appeal to the nation. Mr Cornell Hull in a
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    EXPENDITURE
    45 12 Reuter. Washington, July 2. The United States has spent the largest peacetime outlay m American history in the fiscalyear just closed, spending **Jt*u£££ The national debt has »«reaoed from $3,274,000,000 to $40,439,000,000 thus reaching a figure never equalled either in peacetime or wartime. —Reuter.
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    24 12 Reuter. Haifa, July 2 The British desf.oyer Ivanhoe: has arrested the Gree): steamer &m 400 refugees withint twritgrW waters, and escorted her Into riaiia.--Reuter.
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    ENTICED WOMAN
    13 12 Convicted on his own Plea "I 6 night of June H
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    25 12 Reuter. Budapest, July 2,-General untitled Chief of the General Stan n a 0 ed an invitattoii l to attend th army manoeuvres in me Reuter.
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    COMING TO S'PORE
    31 13 Mis-; (i 1 i St I ait, wrrld-re- ress, and her I i 3 H man are dur l„ Hi i fUraoon frcm Pangkok I y I a:n
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    Husbands Worry Over Wives' Debts
    225 13 [f n Our Own R>: wrtcr 1 [poh, Saturday. ALLEGED to have been indulging in the i otori* as "r* h-bin" one of the worst typt s of gaming known in thin country, nine women and two men appeared befcre Mr. P. F. Y. Radcliffein
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    Refugees Pass Through Singapore
    61 13 Singapore, Monday. i J\ ttKTHER butch of 590 Jewish I WlUfs through Singaaboard the "Conte Forty U M■ n ogers disembarked to Shi Personality on his wav Mr Oswald Muthu and ph Ceyloneae journalist IS"■; 8 shn a has completed the tour which J "Eastern Kaleidosh
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    MODERN TRANSMITTER GIVES NEW POWER TO PENANG BROADCASTS
    740 13 Change Over Immediately Noticeable Ponanjr. Sunday. 4 NEW streamlined wireless transmitter is now i*-.sta'led td the Penanjr Wirefrss Society's Headquarters at 10 Perak Road, I understand this new transmitter is easily capable of delivfrrirjr an output of 1,000 watts. With the help
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    Rats!
    81 13 Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. SEMIMDANG mukim in Kuala Selangor has its own rat destruction officer. He enlists the help of kampong dwellers who wish to free their property of ra l s, and the organised rat destruction work goes apace. To make the control of rats effective and sai"»uard *nwork
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    SINGAPORE WILL BE "BOMBED" TO-NIGHT
    195 13 «miu. uresumed to have been "bombed C°™^ZZr?^^ S it ishe,ieved,Ts the first to be held or a moonlight night. of many valuable c ™eAir Fore particularly, expects to gain mucn v able experience from observations wi be fully manned emergency series Cadets As Casualties More
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    BRITAIN SPENDS £2,000,000 A WEEK ON AIRCRAFT ALONE
    124 13 Reuter. ALTHOUGH the figures must necesA «arily remain secret, some indication of Britain's efforts in aircraft production could be „t- wo are spending neariy 000 a week on aircraft alone. speaking at the Na Vmonstration m W He% S ai°d n that
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    28 13 Reuter. Port Washington, (Long Island) July 9__Thp Yankee Clipper arrived at 1.08 1 m BST after completing the first round trip m the tran^-Atlantic air mail service.—Reuter. •fe-
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    $29,100 Missing From Bank
    124 13 [From Our Own Correspondent] Ipoh, Monday. HTHE loss of $2 M()0 from the Telok Anson branch of the Oversea J Chinese Banking Corporation is at present engaging the attention of the Ipoh polict, who have recruited the services of police of other states in a country-wide
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    Alleged Forgery Of P.C.M.O.'S Signature
    346 13 ,r cm O. Oic*i Oormrymd*:*t] Johore Bahru, Sunday THE inquiry into the charge of forgery I alleged to have ber. committed by a Malay, JaN bin Jantan. opened be ore the Magistrate, Mr. M. Ismail, to-day The abused, who was prosecuted by Court inspector Khalid,
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    76 13 Dr R D. Fitzgerald, Director of Medical Services, left for Seremban by the mad train last night A A Mr W A. C. Goode, District Officer, Paub, Pahang, left £:ngan',re for Kuala Lumpur by train last night. A Mr J. M. Rappa, private secretary to the Chief
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    B.M.B.C BROADCAST
    32 13 The Mala Hari Krongchong Party of Batavia will broadcast from the B M B. C to-night from sp.m. to b 30 p m and from 3 p.m. to 6.30 p.m.
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    "NIGHT MUST FALL"
    49 13 ll wrong impression has been treated hv of a paragraph in the Sunday Tribune to the effect that a return screening of "Night Must Fall" will take place at the Pavilion this week. In fact the picture is having its first run in Singapore this week,
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    F.M.S. POLICE INSPECTORS PETITION I.-G.
    75 13 [From Our Own Reporter] Taiping. Friday. ASIATIC Police Inspectors in the F.M.S., recently have sent a petition to the InspectorGeneral of Police, calling for a revision of their salary schemes. It is understood, the petitioners have, among other things, also asked for certain improvements to
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    Seven Bomb Explosions In Railway Stations
    92 13 Reuter. London, July 2. DURING the early hours of ttva morning seven bomb explo D Sons! Sevedto be due to the I.R.A. wrecked and parcel offices at stations oi the London, Midland and Scottish Railway at Leicester, Birmingham, Derby, Stafford, Nottingham, Coventry and Leamington.
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    ANTI-AGGRESSION PACT PROPOSALS
    115 14 Reuter. London, July 2. JT has been hoped in official quarters in London that to-day's meeting in Moscow would clinch the Anglo Franco Soviet anti-aggression pact, but the fact is thrt the expectation has been deferred tragically, writes Reuters diplomatic correspondent. The Russians are notoriously hard bargainers
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    ADDED INGREDIENT PROTECTS TEETH
    190 14 Destroys mouth acids too Even the most sparkling white teeth are not safe from decay. Very often, on close examination, you will discover small brown specks which are a sign of the painful cavities to come later on. One of the major causes of these cavities
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    DEATH OF WELL-KNOWN MUNICIPAL OFFICER
    1620 14 Largely Attended Funeral Singapore, Sunday. THE. death of Mr. Richard Caunce, Superintendent of the Town Cleansing Department of the Singapore Municipality, took place at the General Hospital early this morning. Forty-six years of age, Mr. Caunce arrived in Malaga in 1920 as an Assistant Municipal
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    ALPINE DEFENCES
    35 14 Reuter. Paris. July General Gameli.i '.as return the completion ol *»is tour of the v pine fortifications He saw M. I riier immediately, remaining over hour. M. Bonnet received M. <- Ambassador to London.—Reuter.
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    SPORT AND GENERAL NEWS FROM MALACCA
    219 15 G. O. C.'S FAREWELL VISIT TO MALACCA \From Ok' o>r« Corre y.cndent] Malacca, Sunday. General W. G. S. Robbie, C.8., C.M.G., D.5.0., the nihV r ('ummandinff the Troops, who is shortly retiring paid a visit to Malacca dcring the week-end to bid gcod-bye to
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    BUILDING BOOM
    77 15 <■ i pondcnt\ Vlalacca, Sunday, siiiiis of buildMalacca A couple ramshackle Ma- an ive-sore Road Th *se were orders of the N v in their places H n e rows of brickIkert i Road where l i inning of this year a •o' l le.storied shopihe erstwhile w00d-
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    Methodist School Sports At Malacca
    290 15 [From Our Own Correspondent] Malacca, Sunday. THE annual sports of the Malacca Methodist Girls' School was held at the Bickley park on Friday. There was a good gathering of friends and well-wisheirs of the school present Mts. Williams gave away the prizes. The following are
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    Malay Boy's Death Fall
    251 15 [From Our Own Correspondent] Malacca. Sunday. HOW a 10-year-old Malay boy named Mamat bin Majid came by his death as a result of a fail under unusual circumstances was relate by an atbn Malay boy before Mr. Rappoport, the Coroner, on Saturday, in an inquiry, conducted
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    ACID THROWING CHARGE
    119 15 [From Our Own Correspondent] Malacca, Sunday. ALLEGED to have thrown acidl at a A wealthy Malay, named Haji Mohamad bin Haji Hassan, of Temple Street, on June 6 at Goldsmith Street, Daud bin Bachik a 24 year old Malay was pro duced by Chief Detective Inspector Uphill
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    TROPHIES FOR BOY SCOUTS
    172 15 [From Our Own Correspondent I Malacca, Sunday. ĔYN Saturday all the Troops cf the English Schools assembled at the Coronaticn camp Bukit Duyong under the charge of A. D. C R. to decide the destiny of the various trophies open fee competition among the scouts of
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    S.F.I. & St. Peter's Draw At Soccer
    95 15 S.F.I. St. Peter's Draw At Soccer \Froni Our Own Correspondent] Malacca Friday. A FRIENDLY football match was played on the S.F.I. ground when the school eleven met th? K. Peter's Brigade. The visitors at hali tim*» led two one. their goals being scored by Packiam and Watt. Wells Rodrigues reduce
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    Malacca Co-Operators Discuss Recent Case
    295 15 [From Our Own Correspondent] Malacca, Friday. THE fourteenth annual federal meeting of the Malacca Government A and Municipal Servants' Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society limited was held-at the High School on Thursday, June 29 with Lt. Col. W. J. Curran Sharp in the chair. Others
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    PHYSICAL DRILL DISPLAY
    138 15 [From Our Own Correspondent] Malacca Friday. YESTERDAY in honour of ihs feast of the Lady Superior of the Convent of <he Holy Infant Jesus the pupils of the Convent staged a fina physical drill display which attracted a very "big crowd. Among the interested soectators were Mr.
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    PERSONAL
    68 15 Mrs. O. L. Stephens, wife of the Settlement Engineer, and two children left for Home by the "Ranpura." Mr. G. D. Muir, assistant master of the High School, following the death of his father last week In Scotlond, flew home yesterday owing to urgent privat: business. Mr. J. Snoxhill,
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    36 15 On July 14 th interesting Athletic match will be held for r trophy pie.ored by Mr. Ho Seng On?, the principn rf the An?;lo-Chinese fchool, for coir, petition between the Present Boys and the Old Boys.
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    St. Andrew's Fail Badly At Changi
    228 16 OT \mlrews Old Boys went down S to the R.E. at cricket played at ChanK» yesterday. Ibe Sappers' bowlers Ward were in great form and a. missed t»c Old Boys for a rr.eie "hU-W came into prominence agam i„ hnttin- and made 36 tor
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    BUDGE AGAIN
    23 16 Reuter. Paris, July 5. Donald Badge won the professional, lawn tennis tournament by beating Vines in the final 6—2. 7—5, 3—3.--Rptiter.
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    Prize-Winners In Clerical Union Billiards Tourney
    110 16 THE following is the list of pnse--1 winners in the billiards tournament by the Clerical Union re- j 3- BALL GAME: -4. Low Hock Kiat.! 2 P Domingo. 4- BALL GAME:-!. Goh Guan Churh. 2 P Domingo. •A* HANDICAP 3- BALL GAME:—I. Gan Hock
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    C. S. C. HELD TO DRAW BY MALAYS
    260 16 Singapore, Sunday. TIME intervening, the Malay Football Association drew with the 1 Ceylonese Sports Club in their cricket fixture played on the former's ground at Balestier. Batting first, tin Ceylonese were -jismissed for 100, Hussein Shah doing the most damage. He t.ok
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    SOUTH CHINA WIN AT PENANG
    73 16 (From Our Ow.i .Virespondent> Feriang July Although they lost 3-1, the Pcnang Chinese Recreation Club gave a gooJ recount ol themselves when they air* South China at Victoria Green .Mo The visitors could cnty score one »?oa* in ne first half. In the second. ;.wy
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    To-Day's Sport
    27 16 Stccer: Police vs. Manchester* (Div. 1) —Stadium R.A.F. vs. Gordons (Div. ll— Seletar R.A.O.C vs. Mental Hospital (2 A)— Alexandra M.P.H. vs. Jacks S.C S.H.h
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    MEDICALS BEAT THE S.C.R.C.
    263 16 CCORING a hundred runs for the loss of seven wickets only, of which Hera Singh contributed 66 before retiring, the Medical College Cricket team yesterday defeated the S.C.R.C. by four wickets. Of the S.C.R.C.'3 runs Kee Tiir and Gim Hock hit up 27 and 23 re-spec-tivelv
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    Indians Beat R. I. At Balestier
    245 16 Singapore. Saturday. IN an innings game of cricket between the Raffles Institution and the Indian Association played at the lair's pitch thh evening. Ihe School suffered a crushing defeat by four wickets and 45 runs. The feature of the gaim was the fin* batttaK
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    EFFORT!
    9 16 »ui N'.'r ".«N3 w .cli«n jump «n 5a!«^
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    STAFF CUP RETAINED BY RAFFLES
    198 16 Inter-College Soccer Singapore, Saturday. Raffles 3; Medicals L ROUSING soccer was witnessed at the Medical College ground today where Raffles College defeated Medical College by three goals te aw, and retained the "Staff Cap." The game was punctuated with terrific long bursts of cracker-firing calls
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    S. C. C. Lose At Seremban
    113 16 (From Our Own Reporter) Seremban, July 2. IT the conclusion of their two-day A fixture with the Sungei Ujong Club to-day, the S.C.C. lost by eight wickets. In their,first innings the S.GC. scored 108, Ward making 35 not out and Dun bar taking five
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    Austin Reaches Last Eight At Wimbledon
    172 16 Reuter. Week-end's results at Wimbledon w:r "ifefi'B doubles <2nd round): McNeU and Smith (U.S.A. beat Herkel ?nu Metaxa (Germany) 6—3, 7—5, 7—a. Women's singles (3rd round). Miss Helen Jacobs beat Miss Curry 6—3 6- 2 Mi<=s Hardwick beat Miss Wheeler (U.S.A. i 7—5, 9—7.
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    Cricket In Muar
    152 16 [From Our Own Correspondent] Muar A CRICKET t»am from Muar captained by N.A. Hannay travelled to Batu Pabat en Saturday and met the Batu Pa hat Casuals in a who.c day match which resulted in a win for the Muar side on the first innings. A feature
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    St. Josephs Severely Trounced By A. C. S.
    186 16 DECLARING their Innings dejjj after compiling 220 row »°r l loss of only four wick *s, the AniP Chinese School beat St *i*ep>« v stitution by 142 runs. Cecil Wong and Hock < Lyi pectively scored 76 and 56, best batting performanr.es
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    RAYMOND MAYS WINS
    35 16 Reuter. Umdon T RAYMONn MAYS, rlrl wen the Crystal Pa a t circuit of 32 miles, at >peed of 59 93 Bl.pl». H nn Austin was second al Prince Birabongse tnira Reuter
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    UNDERGRADS TOO GOOD FOR GRADS
    192 17 Thoy In Good Double Singapore, Sunday, j BAFFLES COLLEGE Undergraduates trounced the graduates at cricket to-day by 158 runs and on their showing they should do well arainst the Medical College in the annual match between the Colleges this week-end. were features of tn° Following
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    Singapore's Narrow Pass Over Negri
    342 17 Singapore 's Narrow Pa ss Over Negri Malaya Cup Soccer 0 0* Keporfcrl rt t v n Union f« 5»J?£ m "cored "?Si V c could not SJS. ?r S spS fact J 5»? '•;,...'> rous chances. th*i v htcky a meagic victory is n l is remembered V, *nnerior
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    Yesterday's Baseball At S.J.I.
    71 17 njm new* oi d «toll team. I Doi Redsoaa, made a successful debui yesterday afternoon at St Joseph's ground when they trounced a tram from the s.s. 3Uel rdentist' to the tone of 9—o. 1 BUI m ,rlf his initial appearance pitching to 1 the local
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS
    111 17 By order ol the Tennis Sub-Committee fi l the S.C.R.C all tournament fixtures I real be postponed except Players who are not available when theii tie is on. are liable to be scratched. MONDAY. JULY 9 Courl A: Singles Open Semi-Final: vs. Yong Loon Chong. TUESDAY JULY 4
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    SOCCER "TEST"
    32 17 Reuter. sburg, Sunday,-Fngland won una! soccer "test," beat- 1 JiTw v A^ rica two-one after a goaltC lf Finch and Gibbson were tngiwh scorers, and Smethurst net- «H»tti Mrtea tetter.
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    ISLAND CLUB GOLF
    71 17 day. T-kr Thrahim SS\4. Mrs. Miss Abed and ,S Mrs. Marshall and L. W. wg*. Tav Lian Teck and Mr. TO TOO 351 Mrs. Ho and Mr. ong ->o, Haines and L. Meyer 38V 4 The starting f°r Uie^ Day arp hel Cup to be competed for
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    Oxford Fare Well Against Cambridge
    92 17 f tOSE ol Play scores county V cricket games which began Saturday:- 13 (Sil e 65 nS?& Evans 59, Shireff 5 t.ro4>; f r T'i' e ,oucesUr m (Hammond to not G .uTwsUMor47);vs. Manchester: Middlesex: »H 'Edrich 102); Lanes. 69 tor 1. w. ra "Kcftering:
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    Local Players No Match For Szabados And Kelen
    89 17 Singapore. Sunday. ,N their final aWJMjJW^•» table China Relief Fund seTie tennis fixtures at 'the Great day, Szabados and Kelen iwrp position aside, Qhwapore chamrubber against Szabados. 21 Sza 3 ba 2 doT\ 9 s. Loh Kum Soon. 21-H. 21 Lai Ying
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    Schmeling Makes Reappearance With Knock-out
    57 17 Reuter. Stuggan, July J SEVENTY -FIVE thousand saw Max Schnieling mafcing his first appearance in he was badly battered by Jo. Louis a year ago tc wrn mc German-European heavyweight b£fa£ championship the German bolder, Adolf Heu ser in the first round. Schmeling's vicious attack
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    S.B.A. Championships
    38 17 Singapore, Sunday 1 C IVE further ties in the S B.A. juiii£ F 1 championships Haw-Par 1 this mommg 1 Chua (Devonarid K. C. Cherian beat Teo HeA Kwang and Tham An *ew 21—13, 21—18. m
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    Duncan Roberts Soccer
    49 17 Duncan Roberts XI K.P.K. Steamers' XI JJ rk cne in a lriendly soccer at F-.rer on Friday «.nresent Duncan The following wll rySSKj, Times Roberts XI a 8 J h p\ r l on Monday, r.ports Club at Farrer M. S"et Kiat. Choo Keng Teck, Chelliah.
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    Substantial Help From American Red Cross
    130 18 International News Agency. Shanghai. j THE American Red Cross has sent several shipments of food and medcal supplies to China, it was announced here. Four thousand sacks (140 pourds each) of cracked wheat are being sent to the Canton International Red Cross in Hongkong.
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    STIRRING APPEAL TO BRITONS & AMERICANS
    212 18 STIRRING APPEAL TO BRITONS AMERICANS I BEG of you in the name of Christ and humanity to ?e all good people in the West lo refuse to sell the iron and oi! to Japan, with which she tortures and enslaves China. Thirty-two per cent of the necessity's of war for
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    YOUNG CHINA'S ART
    73 18 New York. THE Chi] se Children's Art Show opened In the Caincsc Art Club a few day* ago. The exhibi lon has paintings by 303 Chinese echooji h idren Irom a.ll parts of the country showing their strcng consciousness of events in the Orient. The Chinese Ambassador
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    "NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE MAY BE LOST OVERNIGHT"
    308 18 Geneva. "rpHE only alternative for China 1 to-day is capitulation or battle. We Chinese have chosen what duty dictates to us—we fight to the end.' Said Mr. Li Ping-heng, Chinese delegate, in a stirring address before the International Labour Conference recently. He reviewed international
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    4,800 Cases Of Chinese Silver Reach U.S.A.
    146 18 International News Agency. A_„ Shanghai. SLM of $5,500,000 in Chinese national currency, consisting of a mixture of silver coins and bars and a few gold coins packed in 4 800 cases has arrived in New York according to a San Francisco report. It
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    Girl Volunteers
    62 18 Central News. Chungking.—Two Beechwan girls rave submitted a joint petition- to the National Military Council asking that tiiev oc allowed to enlist In the Chinese Annv ond sent to the front. They are Miss Chang Yung-chiu and Miss Yang Tsaociru, teacher and graduate respectively cf the 4;h Primary
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    SWATOW ADMINISTRATION OUT DESPITE THE WAR
    341 18 Govt. Offices Moved To Shiukwan International News Agency. J 1 «S X° f £2» U ,ess th Penetrate have ins mILI 0 pr t T" ciai fin nce 38 the Shiukwan authorities national v n b^, by and a surplus of $7,200,000 missbnar of
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    CHINESE WAR VETERAN RULED U. S. CITIZEN
    153 18 QUAN Vat Hong, Ig-year-oid fh ncse, w as proclaimed an can citizen with all the mi i pertaining therrle and released Si! the custody of the 1 s 1,5? gratitn Department, early fc, The case, which has bi Federal authorities fcr sev< r
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    WHERE SHALL WE GO, ASK CEYLON INDIANS IN DESPAIR THEY HAVE NO HOMES IN INDIA
    574 19 Some Want To Be Repatriated To Addis Ababa, Spain Or Halifax! Colombo. <OME Indians and other non-Ceylonese who await diflicult problem. They say they have no homes in J»*?»**™ ome to Nova Scotia, others to
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    RESTRICTION ON EMPLOYERS
    108 19 el—ha Ministers arc TIU i: irt a legislation 1 i »vmentel nkertt I employes hv the im- s>stcm and ial tea, writes th<* rr -poiidcnt of the i i eflen. fL Mudcrstiinds W be nxed for that „1 tnlpl«y■ ,en ea rh mt xvoo'd ne wh«n h
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    SOCIALISTS' RESIGNATIONS
    89 19 ntaav lune 23. of the All tV v talis! Party met I Indii item taken up II 1 resignation ol In c. \.s )!:o Mehta. Mb M and Dr. Ram It h• r v un< js of ideolcgi(tl diflcrences wi by some mem- are reported bers ol .rV
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    Plight Of Returned Emigrants
    579 19 Rev. C. F. Andrews' Appeal On Behalf Of A "Once Prosperous Family" (United Press). IX "Returned Emigrants" published in The Hindu 1 Ri .C. F. Andrews deals with the serious problem Indians who have returned from Fiji. Natal. British Guian; colonies and who ar c now
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    63 19 (United Press). Darieeling, June 24,- Mr. Anil Darieeling, J ju iv w tc secretary of Kuman Chanda,J*Jj»* a stateDr. Rabindra Nath The mcnt to the United he r ePoet has nothing to do jitn^ me cent Satyagraha at Ryder ed by the Aryan CO gff4ifa Iheir Secretary Mr- t bllt
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    SURPLUS JUTE STOCKS
    114 19 (United Press). Calcutta, June 24. The Committee of the Indian Jute Mills Association have recommended the member bodies to seal 20 per cent oi hessian looms and 7% per cent of sacking looms with effect from, the Aug. I, next The propc-al will be considered at a
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    83 19 (United Press). Now Delhi, June 21.—Professor Sudhakar. Genera Secretary, International Aryan league has «nt a the Hen Mr. C. Rajagopalachaaar, Pie mler of Madras, bringing home to him the "widespread resentment oi uk Hindus due to the P ro J mul e a^ on r J ty s tion 144
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