Malaya Tribune, 19 July 1939

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VOL. XXVI- -No. 170. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1939 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune. Wednesday, July i J'Ai). The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. "SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY JULY 19, 1939 FIVE Tnyf*
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    DRIFT ON LOWERS IPOH COURSE RECORD
    861 1 Patrambie Lisheen Give Magill Double TREDELLA WINS MAIN PONY EVENT (From Our Own Reporter) DRIFT ON lowered the course record for the 5% furlongs curved run at Ipoh this afternoon when she won the fifth race in one minute, six and four-fifth seconds. The
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    Dividends At A Glance
    91 1 Race I—PATRAMBIE §17 and $8. Queen's Course $9. Glenarrow $16. Race 2—MISS SARDIS $21 and $8. Achilles $7. Straight Flight $11. Race 3—OORUGAN $24 and Empire Flower $8. Anton Rogue $14. Race 4—LI SHEEN $23 and $6. Silver Lace $7. St. Charles Race S—DRIFT ON $50
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    New G.O.C. Arrives Next Week
    249 1 THE Loyal Regiment will furnish a guard of honour, members of the Legislative Council, General Staff Officers, Navy and Air-Force chiefs will be present at Clifford Pier when Singapore welcomes the new General Officer Commanding, Major-General L. V. Bond, C.8., who assumes command of the
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    CHILD'S DEATH
    112 1 Singapore, Wednesday. HEATH from natural causes was re If turned into"the J or^ r 'nf a"four girl. Ngiam WaSiawho dTed y at the. general hosfrom bronchial pneumonia on July U. The chUd was removed to the hospital viouslv She was also said to nave m with fever. Her
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    "Worst Case Of Driving By Sober Man"
    690 1 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. "TN my opinion I have never seen a worse case of dangerous driving by a sober man," said Mr. G. C. Grace, the testing Officer of driving licences, Selangor, in evidence this morning in a case
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    Dynamite For Oil Well Fire
    110 1 Reuter. New York, July 18. THREE specialists from Texas are flying to Europe in the Atlantic Clipper en route for Arabia to extinguish with dynamite an oilwell fire, which has been burning for nine days. Hhey will transfer at Marseilles to an Imperial Airways plane
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      11 1 Read The SUNDAY f|| I B lIN E Dominant In Malaya
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      94 1 Exclusive GOWNS SALONS AT PAGE 13, BATTERY RCKD, ryiNGAPORE. MAJESTIC HOTLL, KUALA LUMPUR. dainty complete range o<beau*y \>>§N B \m aids harmoniously united jB M li I by the captivating Parfum $>>$X HI Perfume —an incarnation of a Rf HhH mystic allure. H I I Eau d«Cotogne-the refreshVsSSSS M Wf.
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    DATO ABU BAKAR
    104 2 Jo hoi c Bahru, Tuesday.—Retirement of Dp to Abu Bakar bin Euanr,' from his Qoven mnl post was announced in the Jbhor* Council of State at a meeting hi Id this morning. The Mentri Besar paid B t'lbute to Dato Abu Bakar and ex] cl the hope
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    DAZZLING PICTURE AT THE CAPITOL
    255 2 LAST NIGHT'S FIRST NIGHT producers of cinema shows mv» find it increasingly difficult to find something new and sensational with which to attract the public We have had battle pictures, spectacular shows, romantic stotitt dramas, all described as the greater ever, but the novelty, the
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    MR. D. T. ASSOMULL
    33 2 Singapore. \J;dn«. J^. Mr D. T. Assomull. ol siamull Co., who Hew f m Singapore by plane on Saturauv ceeding on six months leav< by the "Conte Rosso" 80-0
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      401 2 tITEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated In EneJand). P. 0. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1939 I 6.800 July 28 SIPUTANA 17,000 Aug. 11 KScm 17 000 Aug. 25 t RT- HAR 6,0C0 Oct. 2 th" 'AL 15,000 Oct. 6 CORFU 15,000 Oct. 20 X Cargo only. HOMEWARDS.
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      478 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORDDEUTSCHEB LLOYD, (Incorporated in Germany). The undernoted are the Company's Intended fixtures:-— OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1939 §sj "AUGSBURG" In port m.s. "REGENSBURG" omits Manila Jul y 20 sjs "SCHARNHORST" omits North China Aug. I HOMEWARD. For HOLLAND, HAMBURG ft BREMEN.
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      469 2 THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP COMPANY 932) LIMITED. p nr t swettenham, Regular fortnightly service between Rangoon, Penang, ror Singapore, Hongkong, and Amoy, (Kulangsu). Special cheap return tickets to China for short holiday trips. NEXT SAILINGS.— For CHINA For RANGOON "Hong Kheng" Aug. 14, 4 p.m. UL "Hong Kheng" July 27
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      140 2 HAMBGRG-AMKRIKA LINIE Oeutsch-Australische Dampfschiffs Gesellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due S pore 1939 t sjs. SAARLAND via Manila July 26 t m.s. RAMSES via Manila Aug. 7 s.s. SCHEER not Jailing at China Japan Fe.ts Aug. 12 HOMEWARD.
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      273 2 I To -day's Crossword i jf Ji —I la I '5 I [4 I -jo j |6 1 17 j H!lZZZZZZZ 5 z s zzzzzzzzzziz i is" is ZZZZZ g 19~20 I 21 22 j I j i w ~l I £6 I 27 1 j I 1 1 I
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    428 3 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Tuesday. Previous To-day Change mm»wm Steadiest Steadiest Buyers 35 16 83 y +1,16 Sellers B% 87 16 116 jrward August Buyers 35 16 8- a I 116 Sellers 8% +i/ 8 I ward September Buyers 35 16 87 16 -fVa Sellers 87 16 S
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    143 3 List in Current uiviaenns Singapore, July 18. Total l Company Dividend Boot* financial dost Date Ex Div. TIN. Payable Date Burma Malay 6 d. No 19 July 14 July 20 July 2/ a it 6d. No 12 July 26 Aug. 2 July» y \WS 9d. No 18
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    819 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, July 18. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 3,6 4jAustral Amai 46 5,Austral Malay 38,- 40Ayer Hitam 19 9 -0 9 Ayer Weng 0.72 0.76 Bang! in 18 3 19 3 batu Selangor 1.17ft 1-22ft Berjuntai 8,3 9
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    153 3 Singapore, Tuesday. Tin at midday was $113"4, up y 4 and the price of Rubber at 4 o'clock was buyers Spot 28 1 2. buyers October December 2b 3 4. market steady on the rise. London market yesterday was dull and depressed, with War Loan down to
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    PRODUCE
    156 3 Singapore. July 18. R. (Siam) W Coast No. 1 per Koyan X (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan R. 1 Siam IW. Coast No. 3 per Koyan Piae Siam 1 $166 Rice Siam 2 $151 nice Siam 3 $145 Siam Broken Rice No. 1 $105 Siam Broken Rice
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    TIN
    16 3 *a Singapore, Wednesday. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $113% (unchanged).
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    RUBBER
    16 3 The price oi rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers (unchanged); Sellers 28*»;; (unchanged).
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    240 3 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: w 1901 red. 1910 $400,000 Int. 5% Mar 31Sept. 30 101 102 norr 4 1007 red. W47 $1,600,000 Int. Mar 31, Sept. 30 106 108 norn 1909 red. 1» $1,000 000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept 113!2 \Wf% oni A*- 1<:13 red 19G3 $2,000,000 Int. 4/0
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    133 3 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Tuesday, noon. j Buyers. Sellers. No. IX R.S S Spot loose 28' 2 23 r, No. IX R.S S. F. 0.8. in ease 1 July Aug 28 4 26 G.F.A.Q R. 9.5. F. 0.8. in bales 28 5 FAQ
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    102 3 London, July 18 Paris 176 23 32 New York 4 68 7 16 Montreal 4 (>9 1 16 Brussels 27.57 Geneva 20.75V 2 Amsterdam 8.74 Milan 89 1 16 Berlin 11.67 Lisbon 110 1 Belgium 11.663 i Athens 547 2 Stockholm 19.41 1 o Copenhagen 22.40 Oslo 19.90
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      35 3 THE EASTERN UNITED HStJRANi E CORPORATION. LIMITED pKE, m \rink, MOTOR VEHICLE, i '-i AUV. PERSONAL ACCI i WORKMEN'S COMPENSA. "ON and PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. C FFiCF: CECIL STREET, BfrHQAPCM tf\ W. HALL, ftantrai Manaa^r
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      165 3 I NOMINAL CAPITAL: I $40,000,000 I ISSUED PAID UP I CAPITAL: $10,000,000 I BRANCHES throughout I Malaya, Siam, Burma, I South China, French lndo-China and NetherI lands East Indies. I AGENTS OORRESI PON DENTS in all prin- cipal cities of the World. I BANKING TRANS ACI TIONS of every dcsI
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      362 3 The Mercantile Bank of India Ltd. AN AGENCY OF THE BANK WTI L BE OPENED AT JAFFNA, CEYLON ON AM) ARB ITfl JUNE, 19?.!). BA\K OF < lIIXA Incorporated in China by special Charter It, Cecil Street Bine Telephones: Manaaer'a Office 6444. Sub-Manager.* Office 0442. Exchange Dept. 64* i. General
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      540 4 U > > > EXPERIENCED NANNY. Good Englte* Any nationality, for two cnildren lour aim uvt. Only capable person need appiy. 793, cio Maiaya Smfcapore. (787-A) WANILD Headmaster for a large privaie school In Singapore. Apply Box 791, Maiaya Tribune, Singapore. (782.A) WANTED: Ag-ent in Penang fpr a BritLoh In
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      531 4 FOR SALE: Jade Ring of magnificent colour, rarest quality, tf.M.V. Table Grand Gramophone, dinger S«wn Machine, 7-drawer type. Ahkee 42-L, \r«a Ayer Road. Singapore. (739.M Educational MALAY TUITION given by experienced teacher. Apply Box No. 786, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. {ii><.*< LEARN MANDARIN at the OVERSEAS CHINESE INSTITUTE, 150. Killiney Rd
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      603 4 VACANCIES for boarders at 47, Benonolen Street. Spacious and Airy Rooms. Easy reach from town. Charges very moderate. (785-A> YOUNG CHINESE COUPLE, two children desires small room or share rcure. Rent about $15. Bex 792, Malaya Tribune. Singapore. <783.A> TO LET: Fully furnished flat, also nicely furnished single and double
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      607 4 MANUFACTURER of Rubber Shoe SoteewidHeels would like to appoint as agents in Singapore a reliable STc7 g iXdoaJL Generous term, free samples. Apr ly Box No. 780 co Malaya Tribune. Singapore. (744.a Miscellaneous KTcnT PEACE. Every nation is rearfor the sake of peace, but ever-1-tVng|pei3 will never come to you
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      585 4 BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 45). IN THE HIGHCOURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF MALACCA. n Bankruptcy. r No 161 of 1933. Re SIMON ALBINO TSONIS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a First and Final Dividend to intended to oe declared in the above m«Uer Ah creditors must prove their clam.o
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      342 4 IN THE SUPREME OOURI DISTRICT OF JOHOI Notice of Wage-Earner Order. Name of Debtor: S. SHANMUGA* s Address: Segamat. Description: Postman. i Number cf Proceeding of 1937. Date of which Ws i I ministration Order mad 1 1938. I Date and place of F I Sunday. 30th day of J
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    ANTI-BRITISH DRIVE SPREADS TO CANTON
    347 5 Chamberlain Warned Against Appeasement Reuter. Canton, July 18. OUGH the Japanese authorities here have banned antiUritish demonstrations, a violent anti-British campaign conducted by the Japanese-controlled press. At the i inu- anti-British posters are placarded all over the city. I hem, bearing the caption "British imperialism
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    THREE MEN ON MURDER CHARGE
    38 5 m Wong and Bin Chin fore Mr L. C. Goh. the trate, to-day for the seventh o! murder whiclr was taken place at Grange tor McEwan, asked for a vas postponed to July
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    Untitled
    34 5 untitled is announced of Miss 5 v. younger daughter ot W. N. Ek v, <•' B.ckenham ol S mgae*' re. and Mr. Blakcr, only son of Mr. and N R. Blaker, cf Li I ham.
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    POLISH WARNING TO GERMANY
    89 5 Reuter. Warsaw, July 13. naming to Germany against any attempt, in whatever form, to porate tne Danzig in the Reich is conveyed in an official comwhich states: "Quite apart from the manner in which Germay desire lo ine-rpora'e Danzig in the Reich, Polish political 1-clare hat
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    TREASURY RETURNS
    53 5 London, July 18.—The Treasury retards show 7 that the bote] ordinary revenue for the current financial year up to July 15 amounted to £177,558,586. At the correspond tne date last year the total was £164.588,998. The total ordinary expenditure for tho samt peri >d was £323.471,354. against £280.609.838
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    Spain Already Lined Up
    145 5 Reuter. Rome, July 19. "GPAIN is already lined up in the 0 camp opposed to thai of the two great democracies/ declares a statement issued by the Italian Foreign Office, commenting on Count Ciano's v'v sit to Spain. -Spam has already accomplished two stageTonthe path which
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    Japanese Expect Big Attack On Shanghai
    132 5 Shanghai. July 19. IN view of a w rumour that Cb nese guerillas may start a genera] attack on Shanghai in the early perl of August, the Japan- authorities are taking every precaution. Extra guard* are being posted on tht \;;rous outlying strategic pi
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    TRIESTE MADE FREE ZONE FOR GERMANY
    111 5 Reuter. Home. July 19. ALTHOUGH there is no question of Germany taking control of Trieste an arrangement much resembling a free -*one has been reached between Germany and Italy regarding German transit trade through Trieste Harbour. Germany guarantees a minimum transsit trade of a
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    HANKOW DISPUTE
    26 5 Reuter. Hankow, July 19. THE dispute between the Japanesecontrilled Municipal (iovernment and the French Concession has been amicably settled, according to the Domei Agency.—Reuter.
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    BRITAIN AND ITALY RECALL COMRADESHIP
    111 5 Reuter London, July IS. rj~\U comradeship in arms between the British Empire and Italy in Great War is u> be commemorated in two forms. The Anglo-Italian committee of the Imperial War Graves Commission ha? agreed that a tablet be placed by th° commission in each
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    NETWORK OF ANTI-AIRCRAFT DEFENCES
    106 5 Reuter 1 London. July 10. BRITAIN'S anti-aircraft guns and searchlights are spread in a wide :hequer-board over the land, by lonely copses alongside farm buildings, in the hills and in the Fen country, keeping an unceasing watch over our heme day and night." declared Mr. HoreBelisha
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    FRANCO FOR ITALY
    30 5 Reuter. Madrid. July If --General visit to Italy, already foreshadowed will take place in the ncer future, according to a statement by Count Ciano just published —Reuter.
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    All Round Advance In Market
    201 5 London, July 19. the Stock Exchange yesterday, a more optimistic feeling regarding the international situation, together with tho overnight strength of Wall Street, was responsible for a widespread improvement in prices, with increasing market activity. Gilt-edged lapsed behind, but oils industrials and Kaffirs advanced strongiy.
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    FOUR MONTHS FOR ASSAULTING GIRL
    58 5 S h Kirn Bock, 19 year old ice cream vender, v as sentenced to four months at hard labour by District Judge J. L. Mc Frll in th° Criminal Dist.ict Court this mominc. after being found guilty ultir.G; the 4 year old daughter of a
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      41 5 Smart GIRLS LADIES always for LOVELY SKIN 25c. per bt&ti* 'nostrgc extn i Kpcrial Offcn o.NT BOTTLE GIVFN FREE I to every G bcttles purchased. During the rnuiuho of Ji.iy August o. T. UM COMPANY, 353, Nurih L'r. I Ifiad, SINGAPORE.
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      360 5 Pains in Back Gone in 3 Hours If you Buffer terrible sharp pains or dull wearing Sown sche* in back <>r sid< s. you i pot rid of these With ordinary medicine! because yon must kill the 1«"" 1,1 your kidneys. Other symptonui of kidt>. and Bladder Disorders are Scanty.
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      36 5 I quality is really B Patent TRU-VAC tins of SO MM staying 1 {~t' ^.W R, 1 LONDON MADE gSI would notice that they were ju-t as MĔm jf BY CARRERAS LTD. satisfying and tresh ■swhomc.
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    I.R.A. Emergency Legislation
    82 6 Reuter. London, July 13. A CCORDING to the newspapers, legis. A lation is to be rushed through Parliament immediately declaring the I R A illegal and empowering the Government to end their activities. It is stated that Sir S. Hoare will make a statement in the Commons
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    EXCHANGES
    240 6 Singapore, July 18. The following are the exchange stock this morning according to the daily cir cular issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING London TT. I.ondcn demand *g Lyons demand ***** Switzerland demand 241 \i Hamburg demand WJ New York demand H SS Montreal demand JJ
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    Eastern Realty Co., Ltd.
    174 6 With its existing Capital of $1,000,000 ■aid it, reserves of ever $250,000- Judiciously end profitably invested in iandea property, the Eastern Realty Co., Ltd.. has arranged for a further sum of i500,00G to be made available to persons desirous of owning their own homes under its
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    Firm Close
    28 6 Singapore. Tuesday. The rubber market closed very firm. Buying continued and Japanese buyer, were active, good business being done *t 28 15 16 c. for October.
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    Well-Known Indian Here
    146 6 SREEMAN N. S. Parthasarathy Sv/ami, well known Hari Katha performer of Madras, arrived here yesterday after a month's tour of Sumatra. Well versed in classical music of South India and possessing Immense Knowledge of Hindu Mythology, Srce man Parthasarathy Swamis recital of religious stories in Tamil is
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    125 6 Monday, July 10. In the afternoon His Excellen?y laid the foundation stone of the new St Andrew's School at Woodsville, Serangoon Road. Wednesday, July 12. His Excellency presided at a meeting ol the Executive Council held Government House this morning. Mrs. 8. F. M. del Court and Mrs.
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    Inspector Describes Scene At Bungalow
    791 6 Attempted Murder Charge Singapoi THE preliminary inquiry into a case in which a Hainanes Boon, is charged witn attempted murder and with can B man and woman respectively md also with attempt l l suicide was continued tc-day In the fifth police court be L
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    WHAT READERS ARE SAYING
    187 6 INDIANS l\ \IV |j J. To The Editor >i >■ j SI? .—All i 1 lay a are aware ol whvli 1 1'» L' LiUilblr: I tht? liidiui prubk prtvf.s t.n «> bo well But if t! bom and If no at*' Government is luK only
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    Wood From Forest Reserve
    58 6 Hngapore J EK>R cutting and remoi wood valued at $15 fr Reserve at the 9th milesl Road, at 3 p.m. yesterday mlt, Ec Puan was thi.s a $25 or in default of paymen two weeks' rigorous In Mr. L. C. Goh, the Shiga poi lice Magistrate.
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    302 6 ■V»,— Singapore. July IS. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampats 3 i 71 /2 f!" Ayer Hitams 19 6 21 liitams 031 U.M Batu Selangors J- 17 Hongkong Tin 18- 8 b Bangrins J b Chandenangs 11Hong Fatts 0.61 0.64 Idris Hyd. 6 Ipoh Tin 20;- 21Jelapangs
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      335 6 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD Obtainable of all Chemists and Stores ARE YOURJfey EYES WEAK?(4^< 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.
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      152 6 Second Hand Radios Fully guaranteed and serviced, Prices from $2 5 RADIO SERVICE CO., OF MALAYA 1934 LTD. Singapore, Malacca, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Penang. 1 I Tonsils Adenoids However rbstinate and chronic are cured permanently without operation BY ■roam 4 Awardĕa iiucnaristlc Congress medal Don't wait and ace. delay may
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      188 6 Greatest Opportunity to buy cheaply Greatest chance to Save are before YOU NOW Yon Cannot Mis-. THIS SALE Buy To-day Why Delay? Here are some of the bargains For You L Lad Silk and Tweed 2. Ladies* Grey Flannel "3. Laftrx Roll on Girdles SU3. 4. Evening Hand upwanJs Kimonos
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      131 6 I He stock all kinds of Wrist and Pocket Watches sue! CYMA, VULCAIN, ROSKOPF, ELECTION, etc Silv< E.P.N.S. Wares, Cups and Medals. Special prices for S< and Clubs. Undertaking watch and clock repairing en electro-plating etc., etc. We are also sole agents for U SHOES. Come and give us a
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      169 8 the talk oi tow.m j PASSED FOR EXHIBITION! AN AUTHENTIC REPRESENTATION OK THE UR MENACE THAT THREATENS ILL BRITAIN IROXY BAR Open 5 p.m. till Midnight I i.\.ri!:,\. si'cv w 'jlr^M -1 'OBNCi AND INNOCENT" I with England's most popular stars XOVA PILBEAM with DERRICK DE lARNEY. w vvlT h
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      162 8 jCAPITOL j- *XI SCREEN'S MOST DAZZLING SHOW OF SHOWS! Z™ gL Star. ComeS ns D~-> Came Its Thrills' A spectacular THEATRE ROYAL P^SS^™ 0 TO-MORROW 9.15 „,n I "LOOTARU LALNA" supportedby one *«j /y p RLXUER E KAMAL PASHA ATATUKK. j SA TIJRDAY 22 nd JULY Tempore talkie t 7
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      37 8 by request-to-night gnlyi'm e-is PAVILION 9-isfl ROBERTSON HAREII i ALFRED DR&YI j I i\ ...WHERE' I 2 5 S'av- Daiiv Mril. J I ££5 SMLEY mmMi GLORIA HOIDE* > MARGARET TALUCH NOAH BEERY JR. PREMIERE TO-MORROW P AVILIOX
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    Malayan Deputy Agent's Salary
    176 9 Johore iiuhru, Tuesday. HUONG UNHfOTOAL opposition caused a motion to increase the oilarf of the Deputy Afcent. Malayan Information Agency, i ,01) per annum to (325 with a maximum of V.750 per annum, ill, n.iual increment* ot £25. the expenditure to be part of the i
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    Perak Demand For Indian Volunteer Unit
    228 9 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, luisda}. IMH'IRIEH made here nvudtag Per** tadiw> detiao:) ■*•*>■ 1 u,tiun to (he Federal Capita! with the object ot urgm, the form a separa-e company of Indian volunteers ft,r .l lh„- that ..ftieial circles are as yet unaware
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    OVEREATING HIGH TREASON IN GERMANY!
    89 9 Reuter. Berlin, July JB. OVER-EATING Is "a sort oi high treason" according to Dr. Wirz. a memtn. of fh2 Kami Exnerts Committee for National Health. Depreciating the "average tendency ot the entire German population to eattoo much, particularly of meat fat, Dr Wirz says "Every
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    NANG HENG & CO.'S NEW BRANCH
    98 9 NANG HENG CO.'S NEW BRANCH music lovers generally. rs ot gramophone reeulai is the announceN ing Hen* Co.. have branch at 6, The Arcade, the convenience of cus(i it easier to shop in and comprehensive stock ft <>al-Zonophone, Decca, other records is alway* d a variety of music and truments,
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    LONDON'S ROYAL VISITORS ENTERTAINED
    64 9 Reuter idon July is I PK INi c Princess Olga of I V are on a private it l don re the guests of the at a dinner party at night. The ied the Prime <')mmberlain and a unmix r ol Cabinet Ministers. Tl t Kin
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    What The Stars Foretell
    219 9 TO'Uonnow [-un <u.i< t:/>l) I h'l'S .1 (jood i'> r ,rnu 5 anient unit r'yv*rlrc.\ hn.stmr. 5 (V)d work At' in alt under r airpe'Oii u official *>'« T el influence* ate c*m farotinv J .s-pffCML iNFLVtSCES •art/ to February morn iifj milv f l U
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    THETIS INQUIRY
    71 9 Reuter. London, July IBpiVER orton who U on the momma wuo m r th h told tho court ot moutry to-d* that h iound wire St from escaping. y The wire seemed to be tor int mm bl Tho Attorney-General explained the nJth C od A for the
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    Royal Army Reserve
    77 9 Reuter. London, July 18. THE Army Reserve has been redesign--1 ated the Royal Army Reserve and a Silver badge will be is.Mied to members ol the regular army Reserves of Officers, the Royal Army Reserve, including officers and other ranks, and supplementary reserve and militiamen who reraata
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    U.S.-CREDITOR NATION
    61 9 Reuter. New York, July 18. _HE creditor position" of the United I States at the end of 1938, excluding war debts, ihowttl a decline of 16 per cent, compared with the previous year: the decline was due to a substantial increase in foreign lcng term and shortterm investments
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    GERMAN PRAISE FOR BRITONS
    782 10 IT is highly significant thai citizens of the totalitariar States who live and work in the Far East often take a viev, oi events entirely opposite to thai of their fellow countrymen in Europe. In Germany and Italj the public, if the officially in spired Press
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    GERMANY'S CHANGES IN WAR
    909 10 INTO the city of Budapest has hurst a bombshell: a small pamphlet W pages bag, every page of which is loaded with dynamite. The book anaigns the official policy ol the Hungarian Government in its attitude ot subjection to Germany; it gives extracts from speeches made
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    Tailpiece
    24 10 A dentist says he nei test difficulty in get pay their bills. Envi< stomtli think he must i new method ot painles.* exti
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    ROOSEVELT CALLS MIDNIGHT EMERGENCY CONFERENCE
    183 11 ACTION AGAINST AGGRESSORS? Treaty With Japan May Be Denounced Reuter. Washington, July 18. AN extraordinary night conference on the neutrality legislation has been arranged by the Administration and Senate leaders at the White House. It is understood thai it will include President Roosevelt, Mr. Cordell
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    Dragging The Yen Down With It
    220 11 Lower Dollar Reuter. London. July 19. COMMENTING on the fresh slump in the Chinese dollar the Financial News says the fact that the dollar has been allowed to slide a second time, after so short an interval, strongly suggests that the resources of the
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    Gen. Ironside Sees Polish Army Chiefs
    250 11 Reuter. Warsaw. July 10. pENERAL Sir Edmund Ironside spent a busy day yesterday meeting the Polish eh il and military leaders, including Colonel Beck (Foreign Minister), Marshal SmiglyRydz (Inspector-General of Polish Forces). General Kaspazycki (XVal Minister) and General Stachiwicz (Chief of the General Staff).
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    Forced Labour In Hungary
    79 11 Reuter. Budapest, July 19. COMPULSORY service, either military I or labour, under the national defence law. is now in operation throughout Hungary. All young Hungarians not fit fm military service are bound between their 2st and 23rd birthdays to do three months' public utility work. Tho
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    4 KILLED IN R.A.F. CRASH
    72 11 Reuter. London, July I orce olfic:r, two nonA i mm -i< ned officers and an ait man ii killed wnen a i n omb< r clashed mar Lincolnshire, yesterday, nginc was buried in a etater and the explo;:(,ok the windows HI i illa|e, two niih
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    Soviet Wants Military Talks Now
    152 11 Reuter London, July 10. LENGTHY rtpoit en the latest A uecussion with M. Molotov has rtc ived in London from the Embassador in Moscow and present being examined. Pari.-:. July 13. I iion rollowing yesterday's i says the Havas Agency, London and Paris maintained int
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    GERMANY NOT WEAKENING ON DANZIG
    70 11 Berlin, July 19--/MK\l\\ political circles are busy to-daj politely but emphatically counteracting the impression that a relaxation ol tension over Danzig has set in. Clare that nothing whatever (i to justify such a concluthat no weakening ts to be 11 >m ihe Reich. prooaganda in
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    Colonial Changes
    116 11 Reuter. London, July 19. SIR EDWAHU HARDING. Permanent Under-Secretory for the Dominions, I as been appointed High C< mmissioner for Basutoland. Be- j ehuanaland and Swaziland in succes ion to Sir William Clark. This post will, as at present, be held in conjunction with that of British High
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    TIENTSIN BLOCKADE CONTINUES
    157 11 Reuter. Tientsin, July IJ. ATTEMPTS are being made to stir up anti-Britfeh sc-tinient at Ptitaiho, whers many British "refutiecs" from Tientsin are awaiting the tilting ci the Mcekade. It is reliably reported that Chinese servants of Britons have b en questiened and it is feared that may
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    HUNDREDS DROWNED IN TWO FLOODS
    134 11 Reuter. .Mexico. City, July 1«». AT least 100 people are reported missing in Puebla City A Of the Atovac River overflowing \U bank,. C working feverishly but *o far have accounted for orl> ,0 mc ims The catastrophe was due to a cloudburst over the
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    Evacuation Plans Complete
    386 11 London, July 10. IN the course ol a comprehensive statement on emergency evacuation plans, made last night in the House of Lords, the Earl oi Wunstet, Cnder-SecreUry for War. on behalf of"the Government, said the whole object of the scheme was lo secure organised dispersal oi priority
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    British Rejection Of Japanese Order
    421 11 Not Moving Out Reuter. Shanghai, July 19. THE Japanese naval authorities have notified foreign consular bodies Qf their intention tc close three more ports in .Fukien province, namely Santuao, Loyuan and Shachenjr, all north of Foochow. It is understood that the British authorities will reject
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    TOKYO TALKS
    89 11 Shanghai, July 19. CONTACT between Sir Robert Craigie, British Ambassador to Japan, and Mr. Arita. Japanese Foreign Minister, is scheduled to be resumed to day. I" view of the importance of tali talk, which is bound to have a stiong bearing on iuture AngloJapanese relations, the "Social Mass"
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    BETTER NEWS OF COL. SPEAR
    158 11 Reuter. Pt-iping, luP 1!' THE Japanese Army spokesman today was slightly more exphe.t concerning the position ot ol S|>**ai (British military attache detained alter crossing from the Chines. The spokesman denied the Tokyo re pert that his trial had akeady adding that they recognised Col.
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    BELGIAN CHURCH HIT
    38 11 Reuter. Shanghai. July 19 Shanghai. July 19.- The Belgian Catholic Mission at Patung, or the ."beve Ichang, wa.s damaged in a Japanese air raid on July 12, according to a notification received in Shanghai today.—Reuter.
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    Behind the News
    596 12 f*AUTION is advisable in regard to the rise in market shares, prin eipally engineered on Wall Street. Furl h. v developments may show thai the word "engineered" is right. Aline 1 any rise is welcome news, as indicating thai the markets are noi (!<a'l. re in fact
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    Supervisor Of "Gurus" To Be Appointed Govt. To Be Approached
    311 12 Position Anything But Satisfactory Malay Vernacular Education Problem Singapore. Wednesday. /MIVEIf NMENT of the Colony will shortly be asked to appoint a supervisor of "gurus" (Malay sehodj teacheus). the Tribune learns on pood authority. The standard of efficiency of these
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    QUEEN'S SCHOLARS TO STUDY ENGINEERING AT EDINBURGH
    110 12 MESSRS. Lhn Kok Ann and Lee Lian Chye, 1*39 Queen's Scholars, are leaving Singapore on July S8 by the "Chitral.'* They are both going to Edinburgh to study Engineering. Mr. Lim Kok Ann is the grandson of Dr. Lim Boon Keng. Mr. Lee
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    Man Not Responsible For Bombing Tragedy Says Italian
    193 12 "WHICH is the great nation that has not slaughtered in this manner from the time of the Romans to present day England? Life is a tragedy. We have not made life. It 18 the one who made it who is responsible for
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    BURGLARY AT PENANG
    155 12 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, July 17. MORE than $4,000 worth of jewellery was stolen from the house ol Mr. and Mrs. F, H Grumitt at Northam Road in the early hours this morning. Other ar icles lost included a fountain pen belonging to Master Grumitt, and
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    NEW CREDITS BILL
    34 12 Reuter. London. July 19—The Overseas Trade Guarantee Hi 1 granting extra credits abroad was read a third time without a division last night and ent to llio Hons "i Uyds Reuter.
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    AIR MAIL
    9 12 An Imperial air mail is due tomorrow.
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    Social Service By Toc H
    429 12 rpHE members of Toe H in Sing*--1 pore propose to form a club tor the benefit of young civilians and service men, and a meeting to consider the- project will be held ai the residence of the Bishop r>f Singapore, on Aug. 10. A circular
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    IT BLEW THE COBWEBS AWAY
    19 12 Tree- were blown down on Cantonment Road during the storm which iwcpt Singapore yesterday,
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    MALAYAN SERVICES GIVE BETTER VALUE THAN STATE STAFFS
    857 12 Johore Bahru. Tuesday HEFENCE of the system vi seconding Malayan officers for service n the various States wan mace hy Mr. W. E. Pepys. General Adviser. Johore. in the course oi hit comments on the Malayanisation Report laid on the table a*,
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    49 12 hQ&S Nolli. daughter of Cay R N leaves fn r Italy to-day on holid the Conte Rosso. The son of Mr H M I Fein, c Netherlands Consul-General in pore, has arrived from Holland. uh< he is in school, to spend a short 'with hi* parents.
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    ADVISER SAYS SULTAN IS SOLE AUTHORITY IN JOHORE
    869 13 Unofficials Have Little Control Of Finances •Johore Bahru. Tuesday. |F a body oi mmrhciais in considering draft estimates unanimousiy —or by a substantia 1 majority—expressed certain views, any Government with which I have been concerned would accept those views unless a vitai
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    THE PAVILION
    31 13 The picture "Aren't Men Beasts? in which Robertson Hare and Altrc-d Diayton play the leading parts, will cx shown at the Pavilion again this evening at 6.15 and 9.15.
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    A.R.P. FOR MALAYA HOUSE
    87 13 toiiorc Bahru, Tuesday. rv NDITVRE oi 1 1,675 M ,p > f, :i Malaya House n roverable from the. Currency Surplus approved at Mils in g■.. meeting of the JoCouncil «>f State. inging ap l bis Motion of the expendiI nancial ConwwV ii sleep, mention I
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    RICKSHA PULLERS ESTER TAIN
    166 13 From Our Own Kepler) Penang, July line t Consul, Mi. Huang was among the barge >* e nt ai the l *At rlome* 1 occasion ol tno B** the Penang Ricksha j iation at Bunnmh Road I Y\*;in the chairman ol said that since their founded
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    Y.M.C.A. School
    40 13 D tin YMC >\ School j E id July 21, at 10.30 last year* will be dis R1 Rev The Bishop ol who wU] also address the Mi P. F McNeice, MCS h School Committee, will pre id< I
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    SEVEN MUNUTES STORM WRECHS BUILDINGS
    117 13 Singapore. Tuesday. T afternoon'! -even-minute stoaU 1 t q Dumber of struct uies Umit Ind caused unknown m tne vicinity. Stand oi I c Anson Koart aye «ray to the fury ci and collapsed completely, ol wood and covered war. r of, the structure war
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    Auxiliary Police Corps Suggested
    192 13 irnm our own ~,„r u, Tuesday. r r ..Mviliiiric*; lo heln the Police lo protect FORMATIONS a 41 Johor, in time of energency, was mikscmcq uy meeting of the Johore Co***! ol Slate. Mr Cheok drew attention to deterlora- Una world conditions and to the increasing
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    Johore's Constitution
    57 13 johore Bahru, Tuesday. TO remove ;ome doubts which have i arisen as to the tme construction of Ron-e*words in a seciticn of the Constitution Df the State ot Johore, the Johore Council of State at a meeting he.d to day assented to a interpretation, con fitrnction and rendering
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    LORRY TARRED IN BROAD DAYLIGHT
    127 13 (From Our Own ItfjrtJJ) Penang. July l/. ponß young Chinese stopped a molar F lon- infront of a shop Ul Penan 'tree? at 2 15 o'clock this afternoon ami '.mea ed it all ever with liquid tar. The incident took place before the pveTof the
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    RELIEF COMMITTEE
    27 13 The addfOts of the Singapore Jewish Refugee Relief Committee is now changed from 6. Raffles Place, to the Immigration Offices. Chinese Protectorate Buildine;. Havelock Road
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    TEACHING K. L. CYCLISTS ROAD COURTESY
    127 13 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, July 17. A FURTHER step towards cdv- eating the Kuala Lumpur cyclists in road courtesy was taken this week-end by the Traffic Branch of the Kuala Lumpur Police. With the help of van equipped with microphone and loud
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    Indians To Open Bank In Malaya
    161 13 Singapore, Tuesday. rriHE Hon. Mr. M. Ct. M. Chidam I A baram Chettiar, one of richest 1 and most influential of the Nagarat|tiar community in South India I arrived to-day by the "Dempo" for a I four-day visit to Singapore. I This 31-year-old banker
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    Film Actress Leaves For Europe
    237 13 Singapore, Tuesday. A TRIBUNE representative approached Gloria Stuart, the film star and her husband, Arthur Sheekman, the scenario writer and director, for a final interview before they left yesterday by the President Garfield en route to Europe. Mr. Sheekman, who v.as a newspaper man himself
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    FEDERAL COUNCIL
    34 13 The neat meeting at the Federal Council will be held at Kuala Lumpur an Tuesday, Aug 22 at 10 a.m There will be no ceremonial opening snd uniform will not he worn.
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    COURT OF APPEAL
    23 13 The Courn of Appeal trill sit at Johore Pab.ru on Monday. July SI, Tueadaj and Wednesday, Aug. 1 and 2.
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    No Unofficial Vote On Food Control Bill
    665 14 Johore Bahru, Tuesday. UNOFFICIAL MEMBLK? of the Johore Council of State refrained from voting when the Food Control Bill, designed after the Colony's legislation tc provide for the conservation, maintenance and storage of an adequate supply of food in the State in time
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    Mr. Barton's Criticism Of Malayanisation
    471 14 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, COMMENTING on the Malayanisation report laH on the I morning's meeting of the Johore Council of State, M Barton referred to a statement contained in the Governor* dum to the effect that Johore had never been faced with a
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    RAUB AUSTRALIAN GOLD MINING REPORT
    83 14 i the follow ing i I Australian Gold Mi the four weeks ended July 15."— 1 Crushing No 540 tons of ore retur; bullion equivalent Lo j gold. Retreatment Plant I ol tailings producina 7! I lion equivalent to 616 ou Estimated Mine profit, sut
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    LATEST BOMBERS OVER LONDON
    48 14 Reuter. London. July II Londoners out in the stro I lunch hour saw some of Britain's bombers when a flight ol 30 I machines in arrowhead foi I three, passed over the city at 1 P I They were flying low. I cloud formation.—Reuter.
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    General News From Malacca & Johore
    129 15 General News From Malacca Johore Discharged Without Defence Being Called (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Monday, called upon Tor his defence, Tan Too Tee, an elderly hew Chinese, who was charged with theft of $5 was disMi. J. (i. Rappoport in the Police Court on Monday. the prosecution was that
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    Stole Coconuts
    83 15 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Monday 4 T stele the coconuts so that I could exchange them for some cigarettes,' said Chulan when he was charged before Inche Haron bin Ahmad with the theft of two coconuts valued at two cents. The accused pleaded guilty. Court Inspector Yusof
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    MAN ADMITS POSSESSION OF STILL
    132 15 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. Monday. lADMITI ADMIT possession of the still, but I did not distil any samsu. The st|U was picked up by me from some over place;' said Soo Ah Tow when he was ol- irj before Tuan Haji Nassir bin Haji
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    RECKLESS DRIVER
    74 15 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, July 16 CONVICTED of reckless driving by causing damage to a bridge in Plentong on June 15 at about 4 p.m. a Chines driver, Goh Sang, was yesterday fmed $10. or in default two weeks' rt--1 »orous imprisonment, by the acting Second
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    GOODBYE TO MR. H. S. PATERSON
    116 15 ')ur Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. Tuesday. valuable experiences he rried out ihe duty of bis ibly and his work ha* ,v appreciated by officials nera« public alike," said Besar at this morning's the Johore Council of be referred to the 1m iremenl of Mr.
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    A.C.S. Past Beat Present In Malacca Athletic Meet
    408 15 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. llPP( iiv be the forerunner of similar successful meets WHAT should *»»««y m ra i athletic sports contest between the Competition in a very comprehen*ve programme featuring the lecogn s a events was quite keen, and he
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    Malacca Volunteers Win Shoot Against Loyal Regiment
    141 15 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Saturday. IN a shooting match which took place at Bukit Sebukoi. the Malacca Volunteers beat the Loyals. The following are the scores of the match: M.V.C. TEAM 200 yds. 300 yds 500 yds. Total Tan Cheng Chye 26
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    Segamat School Beat Johore College
    395 16 W (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat, Saturday. TBI Segamat English School proved themselves the best school cricket team in Johore by inflicting a Uiu defeat on the Johore English < IAU-ite by an innings and 2« runs in their annual cricket game for the Webb
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    SERVICES XI FOR SATURDAY
    86 16 Singapore, luesiiay. THE following have been selected to represent the Combined Services in their H.M.S. Malaya Cup fixture against Singapore on Saturday. Fields (R.E.): Brown (Dons), Collins (RAF): Hai! (R.A.F.), Quail (K.E.). Parkes (R.A.F.); Pringle (R.A.). Noble (R.A.). Hay (R.VF.). Garrett (R.A.F.), Cleland (R A F
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    All Blues Lose At Badminton
    144 16 rIE All Blues Badminton Party suffered a convincing defeat by five games to two from the St. Joseph's Church Brigade at a badminton match played at the latter's grouod on Saturday. The scores were as follows: Singles: Tennv Rodrigues beat II A. Lang 15—7- 15—11
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    Draw For Duffer's Cup
    84 16 I rpiE following is the draw for the A first round of the Duffer's Cup to be completed not later than Sunday. A. S. Anderson vs. R M Duff G. W. Stabb vs. J. H. C. Read. M. J. T. Watson vs. E. G. Sellers. A.
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    New Australian Blood For Next Racing Season In Bangkok
    209 16 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, July 16. THE Bangkok racing season came to an end to-day when in rainy weather Siamese bred horses and Australian griffins rompeted together. Next season there will be an influx of new Australian blood, also some
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    Bruen Leads In Irish Open Golf Championships
    92 16 Reuter. Newcastle (Conntydown), Juh 19. BR FEN led the field at the end of tnc BtFt round in the Irish < p:n golf championships and ;>stabIfehed a record round with a score of (M over the lengthened course. P Mahon 'Royal Dublin 1
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    CHARTERED BANK SOCCER
    60 16 The following will represent The Chartered Bank Sports Club against Luncan Roberts Sports Club in a friendly game of football to be played at Farler's Park on Thursday. Reynolds, Jin Tong and Leng Hock, Sim Chuan, Scott and Hock Chiang. James, Siew Keng. Joon Thin, Chin Lye
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    Oldfield Cup Golf
    35 16 The Oldfield Cup Competition of the Garrison Golf Club played at Tanglin resulted in a win for Major M. R. Davidscn and Mrs. J. T. H. Gunning with a score of 8&—15=73
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    HOW TO KEEP HAPPY THOUGH ITS HOT AND HUMID.
    125 16 1 Hot humid weather is t.iying to most I neo/de both in health and temper, bur. <:t wiil not trouble ycu nearly to much ii you avoid constipation, far it is intestinal congestion which gives ii ti t> liverishness, biliousness, .sic*
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    Chinese Recover From Early Reverse To Beat Police 6-3
    856 16 GAME MARKED BY EXCITING EXCHANGES S.C.F.A 6. POLICE 3. KEENLY appreciated by a large crowd of their supporters, the S.C.F.A. yesterday defeated the Police by six goals to three in their second clash in the firs- division of the league. The
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    MUAR BEAT SEGAMAT IN FRIENDLY CRICKET
    498 16 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. MUAR again upheld its prestige as one of the leading cricket districts in Johore when a Muar Eleven captained by N. A. Hannay trounced a strong Segamat Eleven raised by C. A. Hannay. to the tune of ten wickets.
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    Batu Pahat Badminton
    40 16 From Our Own Correspondent F. Batu Pahat. URTHER play m the Batu Pahat Di.strict Tennis Tournament resulted as follows: Singles: Buck Tee beat Cha'.terjeG_l. 6—l; Matthews beat Hisham 6—3 6—3, Giok 800 beat Karim 6 l. 6—o.
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    Week-End Badminton Ties
    110 16 Ties in the- S.h A .Ju.uoi pionships for the week-end lows:— Saturday at 2.15 p m bat SlNdl.l S Kg Chia Beng (Marigold Yang Kwang (Us< I Lee Kirn Beng i Chuan (J.C.S.A. 1 DOUBLES Chua Yok Sit Michael Leone (A.A.U. vs. Wee Kirn Wee A: Yap
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    July L.C.U. Medal At R.S.G.C.
    107 16 THE July L G.U Medal a! tin C. was played at Bukil Monday and resulted in a win for w G. V. Allen in -Silver" Dil net score of 71 and In a K. D. Mathewson In "Bronze 1 with a nc score of 87.
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    A.C.S. Meeting
    60 16 The regular monthly iit< r eial meeting of the AC S 01« sociatlon will be held 28, (instead of July 11 Chapel Hall. Coleman Strt i I The programme for th be as follows:—Community Mr. T. W. Hinrh. Conjui Mr. Tan Hock man. U Literature ol Abuse' 1
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    New Record For Eyston
    29 16 Brooklands. Inly 1!' tneed ever to be attained b: doted car at Brookland est:rday when Captain O In a streamhned Bentley it p< r hour.
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    Fraser & Co. Share Market Report
    359 17 Fraser Co. Share Market Report user Co's share market report for the week ending tl UtionaJ defence. i 694 William 111 Debt ball rolling t .shot it up to the last War it The last we it was floating j Iso national credit and get an over- ,ng Kosong'st and
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    18 MONTHS FOR ABETMENT OF FORGERY
    202 17 Singapore, Tuesday. LOO HOE CHENG, who stood trial at the Assize Court on three charges of forgery with alternative charges of abetting the offence, was this morning found guilty by the jury, who returned an unanimous verdict of guilty of abetting the forgery of
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    RAIN SPOILS HOME CRICKET
    161 17 Reuter. London. July 18. HOME cricket .scores are as follows: Essex won by two wickets. Surrey and 100 -Peter Smith seven for 47) Essex 361 (Eastman 99. Nichols 93) and "7 for none. Leicestershire 39 for one. Rain prevented play for two days and the match
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    COMMITTEE THANKED
    99 17 Johore Bahru, Tuesday. 1 A VOTF of thanks to the menoers of A the Malayanisation Committee for their report was pasted, on the motion of th< Mentri BeSr, at this morning's meeting cf the Council of State. -It is a report which I coi.sider oi high value to
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    WHEN IS GRAMOPHONE A NUISANCE?
    68 17 Out Own Reporter) Ella Lumpur, July 17. f the Sanitary Board dealing with public nuised by counsel for the an appeal heard by the is morning, which the itor is oppealing against of a gramophone shop Kuala Lumpur Magistrate allowing his gramophone o as to
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    FARRER CUP FINAL
    45 17 ag oiuyers will represent the era' Dept. against the Health final ol the Farrer Cup Soction to-day t Wednesday) al%*r Park. •Seng Hock; Kordi; Alfonso, •rL Hon B 'Captain); Soo Teng; Saint, Kirn jb. Potter; Yon- Uang; 1"1 v eumJ li Sahf-n
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    INSURANCE MAN LEAVES
    80 17 r, Santhanam, Inspector ot < SSTSBSS ?o c r CU l^a L,f^ste S rd U ay n by the "Chenon- ce w X C onth a nam was entertained to a 1 mnM!S~- o T& e m X pa m ny T«m Yue^Helurant. Great World on saturda"
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    22 17 In a friendly game of three Singles pST \a h rrowfy h defe U ated the Endeavour Badminton Party Reserye. i.y 3-2.
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    BRIDGE KILLS MAN
    87 17 (From Our Own Correspondent) Tapah, July A FATAL accident took place on Saturday in Pekaii Lama, Suugkai. resulting in the death of the Malay attendant f lt would appear that the lorry was conveying a full load of attaps from Teluk Anson to town in the South.
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    MAN RESCUES WOMAN FROM POND
    84 17 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh. July 17. t YOUNG Chinese weman. following i A quarrel with her htuband, allegeo y jumped into an old mining pond Tan ong Tuallang on Friday night, hut was pulled cut before she got into *iffl culties It would appear
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    Week-End Events At R. S. Y. C.
    85 17 FOLLOWING is the programme at the R.S.Y.C. during the week-end: On Friday there wsl be the usual afternoon races for all Classes, Halting at 5.25 p.m. On Sunday the Class sail the Ist Race for the TriX Challenge Cup. Ktart%af wffl sail the
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    Sime Darby Win Friendly Soccer
    101 17 SIME Darby and Co. defeated Borneo Co. in a game of soccer this evening: at the Geylang Recreation Ground. Tho ground wta sodden as a result of the rain this afternoon and thi£ militated against good soccer. Chwee Siang of Sime Darby scored ihe only
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    Cyclist Killed By Car
    120 17 Singapore. Tuesday. AN inquiry was held this morning into the death of a cyclist, Chew Chin, who died as a result of injuries received vhen he was knocked down by a Johore motor car driven by Mohamad Jadi bin \li. at the junction of Bukit Timah
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    "JAPAN LIKELY TO TAKE BOLDER AND MORE DESPERATE STEPS IF TALKS BREAK DOWN"
    268 18 Chinese Opinion On Tokyo Parley Chungking, July 18. |N an editorial entitled "The Anglo-Japanese conference and China," the Chungking Combined Daily says that it is a foregone conclm ion that Japan is seizing the present opportunity to
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    Serious Flood Situation In North China
    97 18 i Hongkong, July 13. THE flood situation in the northern j Ction of the vertical VcipingFfankow Railway in North China is [retting worse, and it ill ier any I arvest this year in the Japanesej cccui;.cd Hopei province. The Japance military transportation In the
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    Admiral Yarnell Leaves For The North
    94 18 Hongkong, July 18. ADMIRAL Harry E. YarneU. the retiring A Ccnimander In Chief of the United States Asiatic Fleet, is leaving for Shanghai aboard the flagship Augusta from Worth China to welcome his sue cessor. Rear Admiral T C Hart, who is cue In
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    $77,000,000 ADVANCED TO FARMERS
    309 18 T OANS extended by the Farmers' Hank of China to farmers in rural districts in 14 provinces by the end of 193K amounted to 577,6f>0,052. of which $47,922,100 were still outstanding. The loans were cf five categories, cocperative society loans being the largest. sr-3 252 3
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    TANKS FOR CHINA
    42 18 The Chinese Army is rapidly beinu: modernised. Picl of the many tanks with which Ihe Army is now equip** receives these tanks from many foreign countries, fiarticula United States, and pays for them in kind—in the form ol bristly
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    BITTER FIGHTING IN SHANSI PROVINCE
    131 18 80,000 TROOPS INVOLVED !".in Illlv i\ 'TAKING advantage of Japanese preoccupation in outt< Sh.m.nj# (he western Trent in North China, Chinese forci> i*«iifc» stoutly resisting the latest invader-/ nine-column d'"i*e. iai !»♦•<* i u .U scale counter-offensive in West Shan>i. this, necessity ipv In* m.iih
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    WANG CHING-WEI IN A DILEMMA
    106 18 WELL-INFORMED circles ben rf veal that since Wan- Chin* recent arrival in Shanghai, be ha been under constant Ii i ,ri te c tlon. Wang Is staying hi the 1 Japanese military attache, w" he leaves the house, he Is s by a Japanese armour?d
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    47 18 Hengsong, July 14—News if mutiry Dion the new Japanese recruits draf ted to China continues to trickle out, the latest rep rt saying that four mv tinies broke out last, month in Kr.'-<i Slone All the mutineers were caught by Japanese gendarmes and shot.—Chinese Central News Agency.
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    British Economic Expert To Visit China?
    281 18 Shanghai. JNTEREST in CI inese circles has been heightened In a report received from Hongkong to the effect that Sir Frederick Lcith-Ross, chief economic adviser to the British Government, is shorilv to pay another visit to China. II has alsc been reported that Mr.
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    CHINA'S APPEAL TO FRIENDLY POWERS
    197 18 "APPLY SANCTIONS AGAINST JAPAN flllM" QENE'i \I i h'an» Kai-shek canveytd the yiviim 1 of 111,. (hincse tin (inn 1c ihf Kovernmenli* a nil poop It m Powers ivsl-nlrv. *n a tpuia! me»?iu?e on ihe uceasii.n nl n7, r r vc*s;'i v nf 112 Kino"--
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    "Give Up The Idea Of Civil Disobedience"
    436 19 TRA VANCORE DEWANS ADVICE TO LEADERS (United Press). Trivandram. f| lit »>»» Travancore State Congress, Mr. Pattom Thanu ,<! i.ihrrJSlate Congress leaders, Messrs. T. M. Verghese tklhan, who were appointed aa a Committee by the it' Uie Travancore State Congress to explore .r
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    Death Of Dr. Dharamvir
    114 19 (United Press). Lahore, July 8. D u H. li Dharamvir died of heartfailure last night at Dalhousie. lht death which was quiet and H»eefal occurred in sleep. P r r r was one of those unand devoted national loved and respected by ime in contact with
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    Bose Says Prohibition In Bombay Is Impossible Of Achievement
    650 19 (United Press). Bombay, July 10CJ. Subhas Chandra Bose in the course of a statement to the Press discusses the prohibition scheme of the Government of **Oii*nay and doubts the success of the same. While reiterating Ma belief m prohibition, Sj. Bose
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    MR. SAMBAMURTHI
    79 19 (United Press). Calcutta, July 12.—The Hon'ble Mr. B. Sambamurthi, Speaker of the Madras Legislative Assembly, who arrived here yesterday, amended the sitting of the Bengal Council this morning. The United Press reliably understands that Mr. Sambamurthi had discussions with the President and the Speaker of the Bengal Council
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    AN INDIAN IN BURMA CABINET?
    255 19 (United Press). Rangoon, July 10. rorGH no confirmation if available in ministerial Burmese newspapers state that the Premier, U. Pu. is considering the question of including a European and an Indian in the Cabinet. In spite of the denial by the Cabinet in this regard
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    Political Prisoners On Hunger-Strike
    169 19 (United Press) Calcutta, July ll* THE political prisoners of the Ahpore Central gaol commenced hunger strike from Saturday after noon to secure immediate release of 111 political prisoners. Before resortme to hunger-strike they had sent an ultimatum to the Government intimating their intention. rpy,p nrisoners have
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    Sjt. Bose On Discipline
    68 19 (United Press). Bombay, July 9. IN reply to the telegram received by him to-day from Dr. Rajendra Prasad, Congress President, Sjt. Subhas Chandra Bose has sent the following wire: "Received second telegram. Have expressed myself fully in the statement. Regret that your conception of discipline militates
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    Royists Quit Forward Bloc
    64 19 (United Press). Bombay, July U» Tbe United Press understands that at an emergent meeting of the League ol Radical Congressmen under the presidency of Mr. M. a. Roy, it was decided that the Bey*t group should sever connection entirely with the Forward Bloc- The League has
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    CANDHIJI-JAIPRAKASH INTERVIEW
    64 19 (United Press). Peshawar, July 10.—Mr. Jaiprakjish Narain left for Abbottabad this morning to meet Gandhi ji accompanied by Mr. Acharajram, General Secretary of the Provincial Socialist Party. More th*n usual importance is attached to Gandhi-Jaiprakash interview during which discussion on various internal affairs of the Congress including the
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    35 19 (United Press). Patna, July 12. —A countrymade bomb exploded on Sunday night- in the noose ol Chulwal near Adrakghat P S Ma salami. No one was injured No political significance attaches to the incident.—(United Press).
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    'Prepared To Face The Consequences'
    263 19 Sjt. Bose (United Press). Poona City, July 10. THE country wants fight, but the present Congress leadership with its reformist mentality is standing in its way and the Forward Bloc wants to combat jt— this wa J t c gist of a speech delivered by
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