Malaya Tribune, 4 July 1939

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    38 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales xxvj: -No. 157. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Tuesday, July 4, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1939 FIVE CENTSL
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      101 1 (>(>k s,nar. By Wearing -AURORA TIES" rOttJLAB 40cts. sl N M»\KD «0 cts. AURORA S Good For Children re 1 I O-CEDAR POLISH I MAKES THAT CLEAN DUSTLESS HOME 1 I FRIENDS ADMIRE. j I CLEANS AS IT POLISHES I BEAUTIFUL FLOORS are easy with O-CEDAR POLISH. J I fIR
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      231 1 The Malayan Engineering .Company Ltd. (Incorporated in the Strait..* Settlements) Nominal Capital $1,000,000.00 Subscribed capital 113,110.00 Paid up Capital 73,254.00 Nominal value of each ?hare $10.00 Payable on Application Allotment $6.00 Payable on Ist Call 2.00 Payable on 2nd and Finn) Call 2.00 For further particulars nkase apply tc the
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      237 1 {MADAME PAGE 1 LAI.E W, PICCADILLY, LONDON j DRESSMAKER, DESIGNER 2 TAILORMADES GOWNS FOR ALL OCCASION* IN STOCK. t FROM:— I.S 5. $30. 13 BATTERY ROAD, TEL. «327. SINGAPORE J SPLENDID BUILDING I SITES with NO EXTRA CHARGES I for: I Septic Tanks J Asphalt Roads Drainage System I Water
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    AMERICAN DEGREE FOR CHINESE DOCTOR
    127 2 THE Trustees I f Hie Temp lege. Inc.. Washington, centiy conferred the degree oi upon Dr. Mak Ting Sum, DM L. M.S.P.. F.P.C. (Lond», tN•• I (Lend... of Kuala Lumpur, scientific work and his the,is. "The Ethicali Philo ,-ue.ius," have earned him this 1 Fome
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    S. S. "BEHAR"
    30 2 SS "Behar" has left Hongkong and is expected to arrive at Singapore at neon on Wednesday, July 5. She win proceed alongside the S.H.B. Wharf on arrival.
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    PASSENGERS ON "SARPEDON"
    212 2 Tho following arc paasenger Sarpedon, which 101 July 5:— .1 Mrs A L Laldl Mrs M. McWhli H BmoU.Hr R Bry 1 Mrs R M Gambler and 2 K E. A. Smith, Mr. and Mrs I and infant. Mr. and M*c son. Mr. and Mrs n J
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      427 2 HTEAMER SAILINGS. I BRITISH I INDIA I (Incorporated in EnfJ«H» OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1939 f vim 15.500 J.uiy M 1 fMAALI 0 800 July 28 17,000 Aug. 11 17 000 Aug 25 X SSSgALORE 6,000 Aug 26 SSPURA n-000 Sep 3 »*WALPINDI 17.000 Sep .22 l BHUTAN 6.100 Sept.
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      490 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, (Incorporated IP Germany). j The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1939 BJS "GNEISENAU" omits North China 9m9 J s.s AUGSBURG" July 17 I ms. "REGENSBURG" omits Manila 19 HOMEWARD. For HOLLAND HAMBURG BREMEN. Sails
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      439 2 THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP COMPANY (1932) LIMITED. Regular fortnightly service betwrer Rangoon, Penang, Port Swettenham, Singapore, Hingkon? and Amoy, iKulangsui. Special cheap return tickets to China for short holiday tnps. NEXT SAILINGS:— For CHINA RANGOON •Hong Kheng" July 3, 4p m "Hong Peng" July 14 "Hong Slang" July 11 4
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      128 2 HAMIHJRG-AMKRIKA LIME B Deutsch-Australische Dampfvchiffs Gesellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore 1939 t m.s. BURGENLAND via Manila July 10 t >.s. SAARLAND via Muoila July 26 ms RAMSES 5 via Manila Aug. 7 HOMEWARD. HOLLAND, HAMBURG AND
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      172 2 f DAILY CROSSWORD fl CUM ACROSS: 27. Rather stift. 1. Mark Twain wrote of a tramp heic. CUJTK DOWN^ j, Lest rice .anagram.. SSespean 7. Famous poetess. "l=„, rP J Alice found this a wonderland. 2 C.nsiire. IS ?n* is said to be as good as la wus ramous 20
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    385 3 I LONDON COMMODITIES I London, Monday. I Previous To-day Change 1 Idle Quiet I 8 3 16 8 3 16 I HJBBE" Buyei-3 "j" 81!4 I SellerS 8 3 16 I forward July Sellers J g 1|4 I September Buyers j buvers 8 5 16 8 5
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    67 3 i ist Of Current Dividends Singapore, July 3, 3 p.m. Total i Dividend Boob financial T 1N elos* Date Ex Div. «d. No 19 July 14 Su?» July at ll 2V 2 Kmt i final July 12 Aug. 3 July 13 10% less tax nl/ Kmta 2'/;
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    744 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore. July 3, I p m. irraser and Co. buyers sellers. Ampat Tin 3,6 4,Austral Amal 4,6 5,3 Austral Malay 36,- 40,Ayer Hitam 20,- 21 h Ayer Weng u.<2 0.<6 Bangrin 183 19,3 Batu Selangor 1.17% 1.22% toerjuntai 9,- 10,Burma
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    85 3 Singapore, Monday. Tin at midday was $113 12, down 1,8, and the price of Rubber at 4 o'clock was buyers Spot 28 18 cents, buyers October; December 28 14 cents, market quiet. Although dull conditions ruled in both the Rubber and Tin share markets throughout the day
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    EXCHANGES
    245 3 Singapore, jmy o. The following are the exchange 3tocl this morning according to the daily circular issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING London TT. 2 3 15,16 London demand 2|3 15,16 Lyons demand 2052 Switzerland demand 240 314 Hamburg demand 134 I' 2 New York demand
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    TIN
    15 3 Singapore, Tuesday. The price of tin at noon m Singapore to-day was:— $m% (up
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    RUBBER
    20 3 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 28 (dowr. H); Sellers 28' (down 1 i)«
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    156 3 6% Maynard fc Co. Ltd., norn Int. Apr. 30 Oct. 31.. 90 1W SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. noff Mar. 31, Sept. 30........ y 01 4y 2 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar 31 Sept. 30 A ii" 4V 2 1909 red. 1955 $1.00«.-000
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    PRODUCE
    179 3 Singapore. July 3. R (Siam) W Ccast No. 1 per Koyan R (Siam) W Coast No. 2 per Koyan R. (S.ani) W Const No. 3 per Koyan $121 Siam New Crop Mo. AI g™ Siam New Crop No. 1 JJJJ Siam New Crop No. 2 JJ« Siam No. 1
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      23 3 THE EASTERN UNITED aSSIRANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED u!v NK^ IOTOU VEHICLE, &SS!i% Accl Tl()\ ANn mrl?S COMPENSA. INSURANCE, ,J£OIL STREET. W. HALL, Otneral Manager
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      182 3 19-25, CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. Telephone: Manager's Office 4512 Exchange Dept. 4r>l3 General Office 4514 Cable A«drea>: -rmOVINBANa." Head Office, Slnchow. Paid-up Capital (Ch.) $10,000,000 Reserve Funds $13,000,000 Total Assets n (approx.) m $108,000,000 Board of Directors: T I SOONO S'RF.NG TAWO TO v C KOO CHAM YIO WOON ix'lAl YIN
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      391 3 BANK OF CHINA Incorporated In China by Special Charter). 12, Cecil Street, Sincap* re Telephones: Manager's Office 8444. Asst. Manager's Office 6441. Exchange Dept. ©441. General Office 518*-* Cable Address: 14 CHUNGKTJO." Paid Up Capital vh. 140,000,0004« Reserve Fundi In t Excess of Ch. t 5,200,000.00 Total Assets approximately Ch.
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      2650 4 W» WANTED by European Commercial firm experienced travelling salesman for uncountry. Apply Box *5. 744, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. Svate age and salary required. WANTED DISTRIBUTORS. Throughu_t Malaya. Make money with saleable «indry goods. Apply Box No. 742, co Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (654.A) WANTED: Saleswoman Eurasian or Ufainese to sell cheap
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      444 4 MESSRS. M. h v I IBRAHIM r ;H Formerly of 72 Bras BauA M Jm Have Now Removed 14i No. 5 Rochorc Singapore. 9 MORTGAGEE'S AND Meal sale mkm OF STATUTORY LAND GRANT M FREEHOLD PROPERTIED '0 BE 9 AT THE SALEROOM <i| MKSM TAN HO OON nv. I in
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    ANTI-BRITISH ACTION SPREADS IN NORTH CHINA
    92 5 Raids On Homes Of Missionaries Reuter. London, July 4. ,c M opening nf wegotiitiom in Tokyo Lord Cq?tl, at the T I ord Halifax Foreign Minister), postponed a question j„ the Hi use of Lords for Thursday, asking: Govf art Her information in regard
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    WARNED
    170 5 Mjy Be Off Reuter. Hilt. JUI> i»ns Ween tbc Japanese H ins deliberate ex- it- itnu'ut of Briliniistn must oi i\v imp"ndim; i ml Mr. R. A. <; i ~<l.i-Sfirctary in j i tmtnifttS 10-day. tin filiation a'. Mr Bu'ier said tu:iiJp tor the «ho wishBl i!i ship .i'
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    TIENTSIN CLAIMS
    225 5 No Premature Handing Over Of Chinese Reuter. London, July 3. QUESTIONS about the four Chinese who gave immediate rise to the Tientsin situation evoked a statement by Mr. R. A. Butler (Foreign Under-Secretary) in the House today. Ur said he was unable to add anything lo what had
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    "Sky – Shouting" To Be Banned
    118 5 "Sky Shouting" To Be Banned SKY SHOUTING" and advertising by towing a banner behind an aeroplane ate to be prohibited. This wa.s revealed recently in a memorandum by Sir Kingsley Wood, the Air Minister, or the report of the Gorell Committee on Control cf Flying. Sky shouting' was defined in
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    China Places Embargo On Foreign Goods
    161 5 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, July 3. "<><-! that the Chirac Central Government has just pro;,(cd a law forbidding rbe importation of a list of foreign articles. In explaining the embargo on unnecessary imports, a spokesman of the Chinese Finance Ministry said that the
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    R. A. F. AUXILIARY FOR WOMEN
    43 5 British Official Wireless. London. July to be called the of war 1 being destined tc ■■^Z^ mi 0n d »Ul administrators, Ac general trade train(K n^oul d be enrolled in time ***°oSg2 Sygf- -c 18 to 43.-
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    DECLINE IN EXPORT OF RUBBER & TIN
    151 5 DECLINE IN EXPORT OF RUBBER TIN A BIG drop in the export of rubber from Malaya is revealed in rubber statistics for June, published by the Registrar General of Statistics. The drop in the export of rubber from the previous month is nearly 11.000 tons. June exports of rubber from
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    What Mr. Chamberlain Was Told
    204 5 Danzig Coup Reuter. London, July 3. RAKING a statement on Dan* zig in the House of Commons totlay, Mr. Chamberlain said reliable reports indicated that extensive measures of a military character were Leing carried out in the Free City. Large and increasing numbers of German
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    248 Killed In July 4 Celebrations
    88 5 Reuter. New York, July 3. CASUALTIES <o far during the four-day Fourth of July holiday number 248 dead and hundieds injured, mo tly due to motor accidents and drownings, but shoe tings accounted for nine. The intense heat sent millions to f he beaches,
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    100 5 British Official Wireless. London, July 3. Paris 176 20 32 New York 4.68 v K Montreal 4.69 9 16 Lisbcn 110*4 Brus&els 27 Geneva 20.76V 2 Amsterdam 881 3 4 Milan 89 Berlin 11.66 3 4 Belgium 11.66% Athens 547 T /2 Stockholm 19 42 Copenhagen 22.40 Oslo
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    FIVE – YEAR – OLD MOTHER PREFERS DOLL
    150 5 FIVE YEAR OLD MOTHER PREFERS DOLL Lina Medina, the five-year-old mother, thrust away her week-old son in hospital at Lima Peru, on May 20. and whined: 'Take thai thing away. I want my doll." Lina's tattered rag doll was placed in her little arms to be kissed md fondle*!. Her
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    END OF ANVIL MARRIAGES
    60 5 Reuter. London, July 4—Runaway marriages Gretna Green will finally become a hh:; of the past by legislaten just Tmrleted abolishing Gietna Green cerevon'f.- and what are described as similar "lingular marriage 'Jhe House r»f Ccmmons passed the third reading cf the bill last night. The bill
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    'FISHED' FOWLS
    89 5 Singapore, Monday. For stealing and "cruelly torturing a fcen by batting it with a fish hook and tackle/ 18-year-old Tan Say was fined $10 by the IPiird Magistrate <Mr. Kenneth A Blacker>. A fellow-villager complained that after losing fowls from his garden at Kampong Alexandra Road he was
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    What Readers Are Saying
    633 5 THE WISH FOR PEACE We welcome intelligent letters on any subject from readers, but $n publishing them we do not necessarily associate ourselves with the views expressed. (To the Editor of The Malaya Tribune). Sir, —In this turbulent period of world unrest, where each day sees
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    TAMIL EPWORTH LEAGUE
    42 5 Rev s.M. MALT., '.'•ill Rive a serf's of talks on "The Attainment of Personality" under the auspices of the Tamil Bpworth League, commencing on Thur day. July 6. at 6.15 p.m. All interested a?« cordially invited to be present.
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    GOVERNMENT GAZETTE
    47 5 Ordinances passed at the meeting of the Lceislative Council held on June 12. are published in yesterday's special issue cf the Governmpr" Gazette. The Ordinances are the Food Control Ordinance, the Children Ordinance, the Adoption of Children Ordinance, the Public Authorities Pr< tceticn 'Amendment) Ordinance.
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    MASS MURDERER DIES ON GUILLOTINE
    883 5 Confessed To Have Killed Six People London, June 16. EUJGKN Weidmann, self-corfessed murderer cf six people, walked to the guillotine in the square before Versailles Prison and paid the .-uprtnu penalty. The mother and sweetheart of one of his victims. Roger le Blond, the Paris
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    Royal Guard In Veils To Avoid Malaria
    64 6 Belgrade. ONE-THIRD of trie population of the Ytigo-£Cav capital is si.ffering from Malaria, according to medical estimates. The cases are, howeyer, stated not to be of a serious nature. The epidemic la believed to be due to the lecent floods. The royal guards
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    285 6 Singapore, July 3. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampats 37V2 4JAyer Hitams 19 B 21 Hitams 0.29 0.32 Batu Selangors 1.15 120 Hongkong Tin 18 6 19 3 Bangrins 20- 21|Chandenangs 11- 12 Hong Fatts 0.60 0.63 Idris Hyd. 6,- 7,Ipoh Tin 20 21Jelapahgs 24 25 Jelebus
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    113 6 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Monday, noon. Buyers. Sellers No. IX R. Bps* loose 28'b 28V 4 NO. IX R.Q.&. fob. In oasai July 2d 713 289 1 G.F.A.O. R.S'.fc'. F.OB, in bah.; 28 1.16 28 31« F .".O. RS.S. FOB in b*iC3 27
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    SINGAPORE MARKET LIST
    435 6 ".I.I Article I MEAT Eeef steak; kati Eeef stew or curry; kati Fillet Steak; lb. Mutton, Australian; lb. Mutton, Indian; lb. Mutton, Malacca; lb. Pork, lean; kati Pork, lean and fat (1st quality); i-M POULTRY Capons (locally reared); Ducks; each Fcwls; kati Eens (locally reared); ka Pigeons,
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      244 6 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD Obtainable of all Chemists and Stores Fm always sure of Personal Freshness I KVER BROTHERS, PORT SUNLIGHT, LIMITtD, X-LBT 4 5 3/4 -1 1 3 ENGLAND. A CHAMPION I I A SHOPKEEPER j f§ IN PENANG IN KUALA LUMPUR f ANOTH ER CHAMPIONSHIP FRANK, WHAT AN
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      53 6 Second Hand Radios Fully guaranteed and serviced, Frices from S2 5 RADIO SERVICE CO., OF MALAYA 1934 LTD. Singapore, Malacca, Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh, Penang. lFl»\E" RADIOS |j For Efficiency. Reliability and Service. VERY POPULAR IN MALAYA. Sole Agents: HOE BOON LEONG. Distributors: RADIO GENERAL AGENCY, Kuala Lumpur. 3 II Ml
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      204 6 How many times is that question asked when a beautiful woman enters a room? Immaculate from head to foot—styled to the minute—lustrous hair adding that youthful touch. R has been said "A woman crowning glory is her hair. That certainly holds true to-day. i Hair styles of to-day depend on
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      37 6 HULLO OVERSEAS RADIO SERVICE CALLING PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM for sale or on hire MOBILE AMPLIFIER can be supplied from stock or made to order AT COMPETITIVE RATE Servicing all makes of Radio FIIONE 3225, 199, Orchard Road.
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      35 6 FOR THE VERY LATEST IN CLOCKS tv WATCHES You should visit YICK WOH HING 429. NORTH BRIDIiE «OAD, (Near Middle Road). Who have a real £Ood selection to make your choice from PHONE NO. 7922.
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      13 6 I GREATER I CLARITY* VOLUME'OIStWCf I ftfEREADY RADIO BATTERIES ■KEE HUAT RADIO CO
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      874 6 7 "7 To-day's Radio SINGAPORE LONDON to-morrow WWU TRANSMISSIONS ZHL 225 metres (1.13 mes) b QSB 9.51 Me s (31.55 m.) ZHP 30.96 metres (9.69 mes) gSb 9 51 Mcs (31.55 m) j &m a.m. I 6.40 Sports news and Market notes, pm. 6.40 Sports news and Market notes. 5.45
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    World's Biggest Airfield
    180 7 Tacoma. biggest military airT $18,000,000 Pacific •j for the United a birds of war—is iictiofl here. combat base for the entire Pacithe Canadian borm the Coast to h c) sl ,u( tion officials deJ future plans for the field, the sive of the barracks indicate that home
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    SPORTSMAN PEER IN SINGAPORE
    81 7 Sim-apore. Monday, f nASSINC thrcugb Singapore on his I Ha, is Lord Lurgan, it s] ortmg peers whu j erial Airways' flyingm England to-day. j i succeeded his father -known in Britain. Held of sport. He was l,r I Britain's Walker i hich played against 126,
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    S.S. Law More Lenient
    126 7 ACCUSED LUCKY, SAYS JUDGE Singapore, Monday. IKMARKING that accused was tackj he not in the F.M.S. have a t harge against iitg in an intoxicated conMr. II Whitton, Traffic to-d j rood Archar Singh hi d raolt one month's rigorimenl «m a charge of n driving
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    SIR H. MACKINDER
    27 7 Reuter. Bir HaifAMi London, July 3. Ma, klr cler whQ y burial Shipping com- in 1920 J Su Wilham Henrv M *< ma -accessor I
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    NAVAL COURTESY VISIT TO BALTIC?
    61 7 Reuter. London, July 3. In the House of Commons day, asked if it were possible tor a courtesy visit of a Bnt &nd squadron to the Ba lc ßutler (Foreign Leningrad, Mr. R. f >• pro posal Under-Secretary). BUM P was would be borne mind,
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    Clemenceau Avenue Inquiry
    225 7 Singapore, Monday. THE inquiry into the fatal acei.tent at Clemenceau Avenue on the morning of June 10, in whi"h Ang Kow Chye, a clerk attached to the Cycle and Carriage was when his motor cycle combination came into collision with a motoi lorry, was continued to-day when
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    EXCHANGE BROADCASTS WITH GERMANY?
    88 7 Reuter. London, July 3. THE suggestion l/Ettt the Government I should offer the <2£SKL Italian Governments broadcast ng times on an exchange basis will receive Lord Halifax's consideration, said Mr. k. a. Butler, in. the House of Commons He did not doubt the BBC. would be
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    Forgery Gang Hitting The Bank Hard
    207 7 mNTfNENTAL police and bankers ate interested in the >W™ tv C° N Jf forgery factory known to be situated in London: I nt. so far. its site has not been located. The nvaterv fac-rv is be.eved to be responsible for the of usually on
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    CHINA WEEK IN BRITAIN
    96 7 Reuter. London, July 3. iFT us sec that Britain's policy L E aids not the brutal aggressor but the patient defender, y c fc* in an editorial in tftina N,« s a special newspaper *A in connection with unma Week/ which the China Campa gn Committee
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    NEW WARPLANES FOR U.S.A.
    35 7 Reuter. uurio P?rk New York. July 3. Hpnt Roosevelt the Bill giving^ Sc°pfrSent 8 *****00.000 be spent primarily on new ™>f^ s This measure completes Presiaen $552,000.000 emergency defence pro gramme.—Reuter.
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    SIR HOWARD KENNARD
    37 7 Reuter. I London. July 3. I sir Howard Kcnnard. British Ambassador to Warsaw, and (Foreign Secretary. T 1 lain at No. 10, Downing St., to-aay. Howard reported on the general situa--1 tion in Poland.—Reuter.
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    F „ ,*« ftvine-boni "OwMtaii* <z* • , *i~«r«W trans Atlan"c ny nj h*ln* lefueDed far SSti. «a £%■; gjjsr©:
    15 7 F ftvine-boni "OwMtaii* &lt; z *i~«r«W trans Atlan"c ny nj h*ln* lefueDed far SSti. «a gjjsr©:
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    AMERICAN ARCHAEOLOGIST PASSES THROUGH
    97 7 Singapore. Monday. RETURNING home after a brief survey of prehistoric archaeological remains in Southern India, Mr. E. C. Worman, Jr., a graduate of Harvard University, passed through Singapore on the "Conte Rosso" to-day. Mr. Worman is a Sheldon Travelling Fellow of Harvard. In an interview with
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    Soldier Charged
    63 7 Singapore, Monday. John Jones, a private attached to the Ist. Manchester Regiment, Tanglin Barracks, appeared before Mr. L. C. Gort, tre Singapore Fifth Police Magistrate this morning when a charge of house breaking in Orchard Road was explained to him. Court Inspector McEwan applied for a week's postponement
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    Doctor Says Accused Driver Fit To Stand Trial
    398 7 Singapore, Monday. INTERESTING evidence was to-day 1 recorded by Mr. C. H. Whitton, Traffic Judge from Dr. Bruce Fordyce Holmes, Superintendent of the Mental Hospital, in the case in which Lim Ah Tuan a Johore lorry driver is faced with a charge
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    PHENOMENAL PRODUCTION OF BOMBING PLANES
    187 7 British Official Wireless. London, July 3. j UiCKEKS Wellington Gcogetic bombers are now being produced at a phenomenal speed for the Royal Air Force. The actual production figures are not published but it may be said that to maintain the present great rate of output
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    FINES DOUBLED ON APPEAL
    246 7 Singapore, Monday. STATING that both the fire and the conviction of six imprisonment was totally inadequate to the nature of the offence. the High Court to-day, before Mr. Justice Pedlow. The respondents were fined $200 cr six weeks' simple imprisonment e"h being in possession of 472
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    USING FORCE CHARGE
    73 7 Singapore, Monday. Bong Tef Siang f2l&gt; pleaded guiHj this afternoon in the Fifth Police Court before Mr. L. C. Goh. to charges of using criminal force to a police sergeant who had cautioned accused about his conduct in bathing by the road-sioe on July 2, at the
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    ARMS IN SLING WITH NEURITIS
    188 7 A 'token of gratificauc n" this v Kuan .ays rhe is giving when she wins of her relief from neuritis: "For twelve months I have had iieuiitis in my arm, and up tIU the last ,wo weeks have had to carry it in a Since
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      130 7 j* Ii GIVEN J INHALERS J INHALANT II Its action is as raf d as it »II |i pleasant. I IT KILLS THE CXttytS I li of Co?*?. Influenza, Catarrh, I L Agents in v 1 j I THE BORNEO Co., Ltd.' I SINGAPORE BRA..C.'IF 3 BOOKS WORTH WHILE. Esquired
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      156 7 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS The following is the V&m^ 0 drills uo to and for week ending Jmy 9, lW0: TO DAY. JULY 4 515 pm Headquarters, SVA.C.S., T-cture and Crew Drill R J Dnl Headquarters. 1st Bn. PR v F «8 Secticn. Signal Training. "515pm headquarters. "S» Coy., MG. Tr 5
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    AXIS RIDICULES LONDON "PANIC"
    380 9 Danzig's Surface Calm Reuter. Danzig, July 4. Hi„h commissioner, ML Chodacki, has returned from i statement from him regarding alleged breaches V a crreement by the Nazi authorities here is eagerly s considered prohdHa that the statement might from Warsaw. Danzig reman** i iiu LeagtM mg
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    Majority Of Arabs Accept White Paper
    121 9 T"» fail London, July X tun mesjs has been lr "m PaU-V',,.' 1 l ,u&gt; c «*»*al OfTire tfesto .signed by ol Arab rebel Jfnfti and th• w2!f aBCUa critcise s the I reject ith Conunlttee for &lt; w h*t are allegedit Whlte Pa
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    Sea Lions Now Hunted For Their Skin
    264 9 SEA lions may have their uses after all. They're a nuisance, "luid worse, in some of the fishing areas off the British Columbia coast, but skins from a number of them have recently been turned into leather gloves of apparently good quality, states
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    CHINESE PASTOR WEDS
    127 9 Singapore, Tuesday. ST. Andrew's Cathedral was the scene of a pretty wedding this rucrning whan the Rev. J. B. Lee was married to Miss Lim Kee Lan, a sister at St. Andrew's Hospital. The Bishop of Singapore officiated at the ceremony, and the Rev. D. E. J.
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    AMBULANCE CASES
    34 9 The Singapore Municipal Ambulancr waTcalled- oT.t M 9 times durtag the month of June Of JM*e f f lowed motor eat MhMg^« e mo I were due to rol'apse cases seven a^
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    Stirring Up Muslims
    69 9 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, July 4. The Mohammedan National Ration Societv in Chungking has J*^J£ t formation from Peiping to that bogus Mohammedans under m structiens from the J a P ane^^ t r r i{gn are maiming to stage a demonstrat on outsire the British
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    CHINESE AERIAL CHALLENGE
    200 9 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Hongkong, July 4. JAPANESE planes raided the Fnkien coast throughout yesterday. Many bombs hit Chanemen and Tingbal. On the other hand Chinese planes heavily bombed Tienho Aerodrome in Canton yesterday evening. The extent of the damage has not been ascertained. It is report
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    Threat To Canton
    89 9 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Hongkone, July 3. Two sovadrons of Ch'nese P^an n s a°"air. »-r&gt;mhPd yesterday even rrtf Tho mid came as a snrrrlse, anr" •v f h? aerodrome was so badly damag* a Japanese planes wexe unable to take mo the air. As a reprisal,
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    Canada Killed Anglo-Jap Alliance
    146 9 Reuter. London, July 4. THE Dominions, if they cared to exercise it, cculd and did carry responsibility for Imperial policy, declared Lord Lothian 'new Ambassador to U S A.) in a speech at the Canada Club dinner in London last night. As an example cf Dominions
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    ACTION AGAINST JAPAN
    689 10 CONSTANTLY we have cony demned hesitation and weakness in meeling J a P an tf aggression against British interests, and there are those who say that we have gone too far in our criticisms. It is well to note therefore, the temper of British residents in China,
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    NAVAL ARM
    1164 10 The Key To Peace? Strength of BRITAIN'S WITH the launching of the battleship Prince of Wales at Birkenhead the naval rearmament programme begins to sweep upward to the peak of achievement. Since the issue of the first White Paper on defence in 1935 the shipyards equipped to undertake
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    NO PANIC AMONG MEN TRAPPED IN SUBMARINE
    1681 11 Disaster Caused By Flooding Of Tubes GRIM STOR Y A T THETIS INQUIR Y "They Hoped To Die Bravely" Reuter. \fi impressive account of the bravery cf the men trapped in the submarine Thetis, as the hours passed without rescue and the air
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    THREE BIG NAVAL MEN RETIRE
    62 11 tmdon, July 4. s result oi the retirement ill-health &lt;&gt;f Adouse the Admiralty that Vice-Admiral I tt&lt; nham P rt&gt;_ imi al frem Jan* 28. ral Francis Tower Vice Admiral mm i on the re- on June 29, while i Alfred Eraas was V»« r-Admiral from n d plac d
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    Churchill And Eden In Cabinet?
    121 11 Reuter. I.midon July 4. ,S connection with rumours in re--1 if 11 the possibility et Son Churchill and Mr. Anthony ob b« correspondent says that there to be no substantial ground In the idea that Mr. Eden may reInm to office at an early date. Mr Churchill is less lo
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    HORE BELISHA SEES DALADIER
    70 11 M Paris, July 4 (British War Ministeri arrived at Le Bourgct by air ling, accompanied by 'i: his military assistant, hh pnva: .wretar. will be the principal b li 'Iv- annual banquet «'i the Association of France and Great Bonnet iFOrengn will represent the French o&lt; vernmenl •ba met M.
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    Soviet Sends Reply To British Proposals
    123 11 njj. w Moscow, July 3. o '&lt; (British Ambassador) M. Naggiar (French AmMolotov S iv r) Und Mr William Strang (Foreign Adviser) saw M. thes&lt; and presumably M. Molotov handed them reply to the Anglo-French proposals which were presented ii on Saturday. IN the 11. i ondon Ju, .v 3.
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    Death Of Former British Minister
    135 11 London, July 4. THE death of Lord Mount Temple is 1 officially announced here—Reuter. The first Baron Temple 'created in 1932) was born in September. 1867, bein the eldest son of the late Rt. Hen. Evelyn Ashley After his education at Harrow and a. Magdalen
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    General Attack On Soviet Forces
    269 11 Planes And Artillery In Action Border Quarrel Reuter. London, July 4. THE Japanese Embassy in London has issued a statement detailing: recent clashes on the Outer Mongol border, declaring that the general attack launched at the week-end against Soviet-Mongolian troops was taken "in necessary self-defence,
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    BRITISH SAILOR HELD
    79 11 Reuter. Tientsin, July 3. TWO Germans yesterday evening reported to the British police that they had seen a foreigner in the hands of a party of Japanese outside a cafe in the Japanese occupied area, protesting "Yen can't arrest a British seaman." A Japanese spokesman this meriting
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    TIENTSIN BLOCKADE
    176 11 Reuter. Tientsin, July 4. JAPANESE restrictions at the barriers of the British Concession were considerably tightened to-day, reducing the flow of perishable foodstuffs, miik and coal almost to the level prevailing during the height of the blockade. Preparations have been made to stage anti-British mass meetings in Tien
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    Redefinition Of Municipal Limits Negligible Effect On Assessments
    123 12 Singapore, Monday. WITH a view to correcting cerfl tain errors discovered in the course of the last few years; and including certain "I*7 by the Commissioners, the Municipal limits are being redefined. The corrections are minor in nature and the areas being
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    Sir Stafford Cripps Urges Alliance With Russia
    300 12 Reuter. London, July OIK Stafford Oipos addressing a miners' meeting at Gloucester reinfJrced Labour message to the German people and Mid that Britons had no quarrel with the German working class whom thty wanted to AM happier than they were. The German people
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    Labour's View
    169 12 Reuter. T o vdon. J»l,v lit a vtalemcnt lo Keuter and on the international situation to-day, Mr. Arthur Greenwood, acting leader of the Oppo'ilMit, emph; l teed that Britain depict, no war and she would unshentb (he sword cntyinlhe defence of principles sacred to Iter independence and freeShe
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    Young Indian On Cycling Tour
    244 12 [From Our Own Reporter] Ipoh, Sunday. WITH two suits ot clothing, a small Lag, a worn-out bicycle and a great deal of pluck, comes to Ipoh a voun* Penang Indian in the course of a J tour of Malaya, the main object oi which is
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    SOUNDED HORNS, FINED
    57 12 Singapore, Monday.—Mr. C. H. Whitton, Traffic Judge, to-day fined ten persons incstly taxi drivers $2 each for sounr-ir.g their horns after 11 p.m. The lodge tnen remarked that he believed there was a great deal of hornsounding especially outside cinemas and warned tlvm that he would not
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    Death By Misadventue
    100 12 Singapore, Monday.—While at work at the scaffolding at the side of the steamer "Silver Bell" in King's Dock on June 5, an aged Chinese, Leong Ko, fell down to the ground below. He died from fracture of the skull, laceration of the brain and internal pneumonia 18
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    CONSTRUCTION OF NEW ROAD TO HIGHLANDS SHOULD BE DEFERRED
    437 12 Perak Residents Give Their Opinions [From Our Own Reporter] Ipoh, Monday. THE concensus of opinion in Perak justifies the answer given by His Excellency the High Commissioner, Sir Shenton Thomas, in refusing the petition sent to him by well-known Perak residents,
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    16 12 London, July 3. Mr Chamberlain was received in cudience by the King at Buckingham Palace to-day
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    Knight Arrives 20 Minutes Early For Wedding
    207 12 London, June 26. CIR Frmk AthdstaM Swettenham, 89-year-old kni«ht vvho from ™tIS to 19« «as Governor and Commander-m-Chief of was married to-day at Caxton HM&lt; renter oflue fo Mrl Veil Selon'Guthrie, widow of the late Captain Ned Guthne, of Guthrie Castle, Forfarshire. The
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    Teluk Anson Housing Problem
    172 12 Teluk Anson, Monday. New houses for dwelling are springing j up evenwhere in Teluk Anson at the foment and the shortage prevalent a the beginning of the year for houocs will soon be overcome. Old houses were pulled down lasi «ear In different parts of the
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    Woman Faces Charge Of Abetting Shooting
    174 12 Singapore, Monday. ALLEGED to have inveigled a compatriot to wait for her in a coffeeshop while she went out to retch our men, an attractive girl, Wong Ah Kam, took her place in the dockd the Criminal District Court this morning; which but a
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    PETTY THEFTS
    91 12 [From Our Own Rep**"* Penan??. Sunday Petty thefts arc on the increase the outskirts of the towri. Within a few days wpor theft W reported to the police T(1 r np Tokong. A few e.avs auu SffwSa lost clothing and rtner articles to the value of $10. Fc
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    To-day's News Review
    585 12 |7»ROM airy optimism, British pohlicai leaders have descended to unnecessary fatalism. No more do we »hemr of the golden dawn of the new era. Leaders of all partie. unite in solemn eleventh-hour "warninge" to aggressors in Europe, though they remain strangely silent, for the most part, about
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    ACTRESS-JOURNALIST PRAISES TRIBUNE
    785 13  -  Gloria S tuart Here (HV T. H. TAN Singapore, Tuesday aimed Miss Gloria Stuart, one-time journalist k ftC ,rrr-., when I handed her my card on board in.m F-mgkok several miles out tf Singapore moon city &gt;' 11 ib me s he repeated a~ f1* Walaya *glance
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    Death Of Mr. P.W. Gleeson
    108 13 Singapore, Tuesday. NEW S has hem received (I the death in Kuala Lumpur this morning of Mr. P. W. Gleeson, the terrrtaiy of the Seiangcr Turf Club. Mr. Gleeson, who was about seventy vcars of aee. was a nrominent figure in the Federal Capital. Before
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    44 13 Reuter. Peiping, July 4.—Colonel Spear. British military attache who has now been 40 days in a Japanese prison au Kalgan has Written tc a friend here saying that he is well and asking for oooks and stomps, which have been sent to mm Renter.
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    30 13 The Hon Mr. W. E Pepys. General Adviser, Johore Bahru, left for Kuala I.umpur by train last night. Vmm Aim Mr F. E. Robertson arrived from Kuala Lumpur this morning.
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    English Girl Tells Court Harrowing Story
    201 13 A you„. Singapore, Monday. rowiu» &gt; l terdav told a Singapore magistrate a harlor th, !Jr l h U she lo: ked her self in a room and telephoned blood on U h(T vhesaw hvo her servants, one, a woman with rwmed lhe COOk
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    DERAILMENT OF IPOH GOODS TRAIN: GUARD INJURED
    136 13 [From Our Own Reporter] Ipoh, Tuesday. A GUARD of the F.M.S. Railway was slightly injured in a derailment which rJecurred early this mejning in Batu Gajah. As the fast foods train from Kuala Lumuur was steaming into the station the brake van and
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    INDEPENDENCE DAY
    48 13 the Swiss CliU-»-lake place a*, m o American A soMembers cf the local fandttes elation together vnth their I 11 Kill sather at the Swiss Cluo wiw« .;l -d- v IWic will be held, to be 1 U wed Va .una of entertainment, hi the evening.
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    Eurasians Form Association In Perak
    251 13 [From Our Own Reporter] Ipoh, Monday. AN inaugural meeting of the Eurasian, of Perak South was held at A the St. Thomas' English School, Douglas Road, Ipoh, on Satuidav at 7.15 p.m., to discuss the question of forming an for the Eurasians of Perak South.
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    Black-Out Was Success
    101 13 iAST night's black -out was a complete success. actual Llackvout was wry effective throughout Diiiiipepf, «;ay A.R.P. officials. Air wardens performed their duties very well indeed. As in previous black-outs, telephone liner were found to b? frequently engaged. Wardens received messages accurately and relayed them with appreciable
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    MOTHER TELLS OF SON'S DYING STATEMENT
    392 14 Singapore, Monday. TING Lye Song, a middle-aged Chinese woman related at the Afsizes today a conversation with her injured son who lay on his deathbed after he had oeen a victim to a stabbing affray in Arab Street on Feb. lo this year. In
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    WOMAN ACQUITTED
    88 14 Singapore, Tuesday. Fatimah binte Dollah and HanaiSuan, two women who were charged with persistent soliciting and With disorderly behaviour at Waterloo Street, were today acquitted by Mr Conrad Oldham, the second magistrate. At the end of the prosecution case, Mr Oldham said that nothing had been proved against
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    What The Stars Foretell
    276 14 TO-MORROW fOR ALL ERS Start early and make the most of 'he h.urs up to noon. Keep interviews for the alter- noon as the influences are more favourable to success. A UMe sentiment mixed with business 10-day ma\t pay. SPECIAL INFLUENCES Jariu- ary 21 to February
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    DEVOTIONAL SERVICE
    34 14 The Young People's Circle will hold a devotional service of Worship to-day at 6 p.m.. at the Gevlang Methodist Church. Miss Jeraldine Johnson of the Fairfield Girls' School will be the speaker.
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    3,000 A. R. P. Worker Have Strenuous Try-Out
    554 14 Singapore, Tuesd C'NGAPORE'S A.E.P. organisation was once again put to a rigid tt* from 10 .30 p.m to midnight tat night, when nearly 3,000 voluntas, —air raid wardens, ambuiance men, nurses, auxiliary fire volunteer police, etc.,-were on outy, taking part in a
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    RAID ON MUNICIPAL OFFICES
    107 14 Singapore, Monday. I party from the gambling suppression department, consisting of Mr. H. P. Armstrong, A S P Inspector Bunnrrs. Detective Suppiah and three others, raided the offices of the Municipality on Saturday afternoon and detained two employees. One of the detained men, Ibrahim bin Natarsha,
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    Man Rescues Woman From Sea
    134 14 Bingaj GOH Ah Cheong. a middl 1 tonese woman, pl&lt; morning before Mr. C. H X h j. r Judge and Fourth Police M tratt I a charge of attempted suic de by jund into the sea off Beach Road at ab« 5.40 p.m. on
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    Europeans House Burgled
    111 14 (From Ou: Own Rej» Kuala Lumpur, MondiJ DURGLERS got away with haul when they broke in R. L. N. Howard's house duri week-end while the house was ta porally unoccupied. Cash amour', ing to $260 and Jewellery valuedi $300 was stolen. It appears that Mr. and left
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    Taxi-Driver Who Misappropriated Money
    102 14 Singapon wl I ADMITTING dishorn t I tion of funds belongin ployers, Mchamed All, Malay, was bound aver Police Court to-day op a 1 ■tinal breach ol trust in $32 95. Accused, employed a laxi-cab driver by the U port Company, failed, M 1 bubmit his
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    COOLIE'S DEATH DRIVER ON TRIAL
    87 14 Singapore. Honda: crash at the eleventh mi Road, yesterday in whi "h with pineapples turned o\ before Mr C. H Whltton. n when Chye Soo Ton*, the charged with causing tri Hin Tan by negligent tti Chye Hin Tan, the dec lorry coolie who died
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    SPORT AND GENERAL NEWS FROM MALACCA Police Bore Grudge Against Accused, Says Defence Counsel
    215 15 Traffic Offences m Our Qltm Correspondent] Malacca, Monday. pei .edition started by some Police constables because my t has refused to oblige them with the loan of his ear," tbnnerji, i" itt Vulke Court or. Monday,
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    Inter-State Cricket At Malacca
    156 15 0 m Correspondent] Malacca, Monday. UEXI Saturday and Sunday .Malacca ui!i be playing Negri Sembilan at rrirkft. Is the N.S. club padang is being ■sed lor staging N.S. Athletic meet, the match will be played at flap— t.u the in i them boundary of Matam a.
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    Duty On Empire Sugar Reduced
    61 15 Reuter. London, July 4. I Commons, in the com--..r"(.;.Vi x tage a'the Finance Bill, tenement moved by as a result of which a slightly increased on sugar of higher a reduction of the duty £120,000 this year and The reduction is on June 4. so
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    MURDER CHARGE
    46 15 fifpore, Monday. a r pol S*i fct en ma(le by the V connection with •V, -"Seng which 0 l Pm. on June 23 at Jk y, Urn Ah Kee &lt; morning S i .'!!m«*» when the r^med t0 him ►otic JL appliea custody which the
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    CUSTOMS OFFICER'S "BIGGEST" HAUL
    335 15 [From Our Own Correspondent] Muar, REviARKiNG that tho place looked more like a distillery and that when the Customs Ofticers raided the p ace 39 jars of fermented nee were .urd and on the next day when a further search was made forty more i&ia of
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    J.C.S.A. Beat High School At Cricket
    284 15 [Frcm Our Own Correspondent] Malacca. J.C.S.A. met_ the High School at cricket on Saturday on the latter's ground. The school batting first were skittled out for 45 only Hashim Nasimat having double figures. The J.C.S.A. passed their opponents total for the loss of two
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    A MALACCA RECORD
    63 15 \From Our Own Correspondent] Malacca. Mend, y. Next Saturday will be record for Malacca in that Malacca sportsmen will be engaged in inter-state matches in c different forms of sport—cricket football, and tennis. At football Ma lacca will be meeting Singapore in the Malaya cup competition. At
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    Woman Sentenced For Importing & Selling Girl
    422 15 Woman Sentenced For Importing Selling Girl \From Our Own Correspondent] Klang, Sunday. OWING to the impending departure Of the Magistrate, Mr. J. Letcher-Cook, to Singapore, the case against Chee Ah Yung alias Chong Kei Poh for allegedly importing a 12 vcar old Chinese girl and selling her tc Ham Kirn
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    58 15 Reuter. London, July 4. The Stork Exchange opened quietly and easier yesterday, continued international uncertainties preventing any increase of business. All groups closed lowr on baianc*. except internationals, which improved fractionally. Oils were very weak on disappointing dividend news. In commodities cocoa was ?asier and switching caused a
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    Fermented Liquor Without Licence
    350 15 CHINESE FINED $96 \Frcm Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Monday. A SEARCH for illicit distilling carried out by Mr. E. V. Rodrigues, Senior Assistant Supervisor, Customs, and a party of revenue offkeis on June 19 at the first milestone Tranquerah had a sequel in the Police.Court to-day
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    No Momney To Obtain A Licence
    174 15 [From Our Own Correspondent] Johore Bahru. Sunday A CANTONESE woman, who had fov ten years been selling cigarettes in the Johore Bahru market without a licence and who was otice brrn ariested hut cautioned and dis* charged by the Magistrate appeared before Mr. M.
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF SAUCER FROM HOSPITAL
    97 15 Segamat, Monday. "1 did not know there was a saucer In my basket," said a young Chinese boy when charged befor? Inche Rauf bin Mohamed Saat the Segamat Magistrate, vith the theft of a saucer from toe Government Hospital. '•Mv grandmother lay ill in
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    Johore Drivers Fined
    104 15 [From Our Own Correspondent} Johore Bahru. Sunday. C CHARGED with negligent driving a t lorry driver, Tann Feng Kirn. was ytsterday fined 525. or in delauit one month's rigdrous impris nment, by the Magistrate, Mr. II Ismail. For carrying excess weight in his lorry Goh Loi Hooi
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    Malayan Soccer Team May Tour India In October
    237 16 Ip nans work out, there is a 3 fair possibility of a Malayan soccer team touring Calcutta to wards the end of October Tftc tour is beins conducted by tnt Chen- Wah Athletic Association of Ipoh. and if does material-- it will
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    Tie In July Medal At R.S.G.C.
    411 16 THE July Medal Competition of the Singapore Golf Club wj* -laved at on Satwdg Lid Sunday antf resulted in a tre in "A" Division between C. H. Kent and B a Sturt with a net score of W in a win for D. \V
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    TADS BEAT POLICE BY ONLY GOAL
    522 16 Soccer At The Stadium Yesterday phase of rmdfield play at the stadium yesterday «hen the Tads beat the Police 1-9. TADS BEAT POLICE BY ONLY GOAL rac POLICE 0. M rSTSS exhibition 1 the Manchester* defeat the 1 Police by the only goal in the game. A Div 1 fixture
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    Y. JUNIORS SCORE 17 GOALS, PITTMAN'S 1
    139 16 ON the V.M.C.A. ground this evening the V.M.C.A. Juniors proved themselves vastly superior to the Pittman's College by beating them 17 goals to one in a football match. At the interval the score stood five nil in favour of the V.M.C.A. pressed slrorgly and scored 1£ goals in auick succession.
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    Dr. Cheah Wins R.J.I.C. June Bogey
    64 16 The Royal JcAiore International Club June Bog'ny Competition was won by Dr T. E Cheah with a score of 1 down The scores are as follows:--Dr. T F. Cheah 1 down J. W Moore 2 down. W. II Brockett 3 down. LADIES In the ladies monthly competition. Mrs. E. W.
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    AIRMEN HAVE ASSUMtD LEAGUE LEADERSHIP
    386 16 Gordons Fail After Even First-Half With Their 5-1 Victory M Seletar Yesterday The A GORDONS 1 R TOE BA F now maintain the top position in the Division I league ™by vJ'tue of a W wta ever (he Cordon Highlanders beat at Seletar yesterday -ve.iing. r Hay «cn E*~£«SMk pearance
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    Publishers Beat Jacks In B.H.L.
    164 16 Singapore, Tuesday. J M.P.11 4, JACKS.... 2. JJLOW-going soccer was served up on the S.H.B. padang yesterday when M.P.11. met and defeated Jacks S.C. by 4—2 in the Business Houses League. Five minutes of play brought the first goal for the winners through Sadli. Jacks equalised when Swee Tiam found
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    R.A.O.C. Beat Mentals 1-0 In Div. II A
    29 16 In a division 2A league soccer match played at Alexandra yestnday. the R.A.O.C. beat It*? Mental Hospital hv one goal to nil scored for the winners Keppel G. C.
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    Keppel G. C.
    44 16 The following tied for the Sir Georg Trimmer challenge Cup at the K.G.C. M. G. Harvey 714-72— 14H H. Irving Jones 70+73—134 The tie Is to be played off (36 holes) by July 9. Services XI To Meet Johore On Friday In Malaya Cup
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    Services XI To Meet Johore On Friday In Malaya Cup
    61 16 11ft following have been &gt; ted to p present the Ccmbined Stirices in the r t\a*h with Jehoie, at Johcrc on Friday 3u!y 1 Mat*. (RAJM.C.); Brown (GorAcns&gt;. Cc'iins (R.A.F.); Hall R.A.F.), Qoail (KF). Parkes it A.F.): Tavler (Lrjals), Noble R A Hay (R AF Garrett RA.F.) Printle (RAJ. R'serves
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    D.E.I. Soccer
    115 16 Appearing for their debut in a jrjendly ame of soccer, the Dutch East Indies XI defeated Windsor's XI to the tune of 16 goals to one on Sunday at Farrer Park. The following were the players of the n I XI —Yoon Sin: Kmn Loy, Yoon Fang &lt;Capt.»: Kong gee,
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    To-Day's Sport
    23 16 Soccer: S.C.F.A vs. SRC IM\ IStadium Moravia vs. Excise (SB)—SJU Malays vs. Royal Navy Alexandia Tennis: H.C.R C. tournament S.I XX.
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    S. CHINA BEAT PENANG F. A.
    52 16 [From Our Own Reporti Penang, «Jui v I COUTH China defeated Penang I «J hall Association by s—l at Green. The game was oik- i I fastest seen locally. Scorers for the tourists were L Hing Choi Fung King Cheung i!hui Yick. OTrien. Pcnang's
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    TENNIS Austin, Favourite At Wimbledon, Surprisingly Beaten By Cooke
    460 17 Bad Day For Britain: Mrs. Little Eliminated Reuter. London, July 4. THE mis rhampionsMps at Wimbledon were continued yesterday •unnj neather, tempered by a slight breeze. Austin first secdu nd favourite for the tiik this year, was surprisingly beaten by Khvood
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    Bruen And Allis Set Up Records In British Open Golf At St. Andrew's
    152 17 Reuter. St Andrews, July 3. open soli champion- r was overcast bu\ d at the start. A sehted no difficulties, was a possibility that preceded the start rted. The qualifying I ayed to-day and 10- the firsl
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    New Life Badminton Party
    418 17 A FRIENDLY badminton match, consisting of four singles and three doubles, has been arranged between the New Life Badminton Party and the Catholic Young Mens' Association. The match will take place at the latter's court at Ophir Road on Saturday, commencing at 2.30 p.m. Representatives of
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    S.R.A. CLASSIFICATIONS
    62 17 Following are the latest SR A classifications:—rHorses (Transfers): From Class 4To 3 Going Greek. Just My Luck; From Class 4 To Class s.—Marco King Deletions: Class I.—Thebez. VandalClass 3.—Don Carlos. Ponies (Transfers): From Class 2 To Class I.—Sheila II; From Class 2 To Class 3.—Bali Girl Diamond Kit,
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    Harper Gilfillan Soccer
    81 17 e« 1 &lt; wlll be a frien dly game of soccer between Harper Gilfillan Soccer Eleven and Sime Darby Sports Club on Friday at the Geylang Stadium Ground and the following have been chosen to represent the former:— Lim Kirn Liang, Abu, Ng Yew Mun. W. S
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    Y.W.C.A. COOKERY CLASSES
    75 17 Enrolments are called for a class in fs? y wh *n will commence Slm o W C snortl y- Classes will be held on Saturdays from 9.30-11.30 am The course will include ten lessons with two courses in each lesson, and Will be under ihe expert tuition
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    78 17 Speaking at a party in celebration of his bn;thday at his residence in Johore, Mr. K. V. Chidambaram, F.IP.S. stenographer to the P.M.0., Johore, emphasised to members of the Jolly Friends Badminton Party the importance of tolerance and mutual understanding in the success of any organisation There should, he said,
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    Loon Chong In S. C. R. C. Singles Final
    148 17 Singapore, Tuesday. yOXG Loon Chong, Singapore's No. 1 tennis player, eliminated Chua Choon Leong in the semi-final of the open singles of the S.C.R.C. tennis tournament yesterday. Choon Leong stood well against the sizzling drives of the champion at the opening
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    Commentaries On Sport This Week
    481 17 tyITH descriptive I.roadcasN on half a dozen events in a variety of kVnf i£ CS ran 5 IliK f™ m S&lt; Andrew 's in Scotland to Rmnsgate in &lt;h?R f. c sports WlWty ins-parable from life out of doors during ™f 4u h s T
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    GODDARD GETS HIS 100 WICKETS
    100 17 Reuter. London, July 3. DV taking seventeen wickets :n one day Gcddard, playing for Gloucestershire against Kent yesterday, equalled the record of Blvthe in 1907 and Verity in 1933. Goddard is the lirst to take R hundred wickets this season. mnni i y runSl made
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    VARSITY CRICKET
    15 17 Reuter. uxfaxct 2i. k three .Proud 87. LoSi Kf, Close i :i!ay score.—Reulcr.
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    Universities "Migrate" From Seaboard To The Interior
    571 18 Academic Activities Considerably Lessened War-Time Education In China A LTOGETHER 77 of China's 108 institutions of higher learning A -iinfversities. colleges and technical schools-have literal y been uprooted and carried hundreds and injoine sands of miles away before being re-estaoh hed, it was
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    Girl Volunteers
    64 18 Central News. Chungking—Two Szechwan girls hay- 1 submitted a joint petition to the National Military Council asking that they be allowed to enlist in the Chinese Armay and sent to the front. They are M ss Chang Yung-chiu and Miss Yang Tsaoshu. teacher and graduade respectively of the
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    Swatowv Evacuated for Strategic Reasons
    273 18 COUNTER-ATTACK PLANNED International News Agency. Shaokwan. pHINESE evacuation of Swatow is in accordance with the new strategy of the Central Authorities. Only a small force was left to defend the town, whife the hulk of the army has taken up positions at strategic Feints to
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    BIG "RENAULT" DEAL WITH CHINA
    99 18 International News Agency. Shan! r rpHE Ministry ol Communi- cations and the Renault Automobile Company France have sinned a contract for the deliver} i dksel-motored buses according to a reliable report. In return for the h the Renault Company, ii is understood, will receive tic
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    MASS SUICIDE REPORTED
    141 18 Central News. [kiinming. MASS uit id&lt;- becamse a! ness is eamsßon amni k the anese rank and lil&lt;\ said I Lebbc, naturalised Chinese titia n* Belgian birth, who is bead North China FieM Senrire I i»n»,»" a speech on the war situation Churstiao Mountain Kai&lt;g Shamsi at
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    Agitate Against Centre, Not Against Congress Governments
    751 19 ARDAR PATEL'SREPLY TO MILL O WNERS (United Press). Ahmeww&d that is facing the textile industry of by Seth Kasturbhai LaHih.v.. President c£ A .1 on prewding over nug* 'u Nla.kil (Moth Ma**, Aimiedabad, the n the city, Santo Vallabnaf Patel w-s pre-_ d
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    Calcutta Corporation's Powers To Be Further Curtailed
    263 19 (United Press). Calcutta, .lune 24. THK Vnuna Razar I'atrika discloses the provisions of the semid instalment of the Calcutta Municipal Bill which the Fazlul tiuq Ministrj hay) her holding as the Damocles Sword over the icaa. •I tl t citi/ens o| Calcutta. N
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    42 19 (United Press). Jaipur, June 26.-The Jaipur Durbar 6ao deputed Khan K.herie. to the Co jnen Jaipur, to consult Sir Ta] on certain vital matters relating to in question of Federation. Sapru is the legal and constitu visor to the Jaipur Duibar—tum Press).
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    PROVINCIAL CONGRESS SECRETARIES' CONFERENCE
    155 19 (United Press). Bombay, June 27. m H E Conference of the Secretaries A of Provincial Congress Commit tees was held this afternoon at the Congress House. Dr. Rajendra is understood to have explainer of the Conference the bmpUc*Ut«l« the constitutional amendments pass 3* by the mittee
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    Congress Premiers' Conference
    284 19 (United Press). Bombay, June 26. THE Congress Premiers' and Ministers' Conference with the members of the Parliamentary Sub-Com-mittee and the Working Committee members met at the residence of Mr. Bhubbhai Deaai yesterday morning and continued for about three hours. Dr. Rajendra Prasad preSl lf d is understood
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    Ceylon Press Welcomes Pandit Nehru's Visit
    454 19 (United Press). Colombo, June 28. T HE decision of the Wnrktaw of the Indian National A Coneress to send Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru to Cejlon indicates the purposTfulness with which India is seeking the rev.s.on of CZ&FSS of repatriation. It is a direct the best
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    210 19 (United Press). Bombay, June 28. rpHE Executive Committee of the All-India Congress Social!* Party after ten hours discussion accepted of Mr. M*** Joint- Secretary of tho Party, Mr. Asoka Mehta. Mr. kchyot Patwardhan and Dr. fcamraamihmr Lohia from the Executive ©f the Party.— (United Press). Mardan, June 27r-Thc
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