Malaya Tribune, 28 July 1939

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed La rgesl Sales VOL. XXVI -No. 178. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Friday, July 28, 1939. The Malaya Tribune PAGES. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY JULY 28, 1939 FIVE CENTS.
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      198 1 TRY I*Hfc FAMOUS "RED SEA" ORANGE JUICE. RED i>EA PROVISION STORF 53. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. PHONE 2133. MIIK BAR OPEN DAILY FROM ?.30 A.M. TILL 11 P.M. tnjou the thrill of picture* making at minimum cost With the Popular jSvlf n U "Brownie"—made only by ]»In Kodak—you can get good,
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      62 1 ments. We have a v* i<*« range of designs, cv JfP* 1 can supply from stock or to order. KIN SOO. LTD 89. High St., Telephone 2063. SHOW ROOM: A NEW ATTRACTIVE SELECTION OF SKODA CAKS j JUST ARRIVED. j VRRANGE FOR DEMONSTRATION AT Singapore Motors 315-319. ORCHARD ROAD. j
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      238 1 v>—»———■——————— Exclusive <. O W i\ s SALONS AT PAGE i 13, BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE. MAJESTIC HOTEL* KUALA LUMPUR. 0f.... HI f^jf&s*-* 8 11P\ t^&^JStes?^-; ■II 0t Ilii iiiii ill; 3 c^\^' lIIpI mM Thousands tffffr have testified Ullll to the efficacy ttoo^ ooo^^ Wft of 'ASPRO,' W-^"^ ■[jlllj" and
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    London Tin Chairman Defends Buffer Pool
    2554 3 Capt. Oliver Lyttelton's Address VO givtm price level can be attained unless producers are willing to iiim their production exactly to the demand. To over-produce 506 tons per month is to have prices at the mercy of others," lh< Hon. Captain Oliver Lyttelton. D.5.0.,
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    Bill To Bring Education "Up-To-Date"
    268 3 Reuter. Oxfoi'tl. A BILL asking for education at Oxford University to he -brought A up to date" was read before Oxford's first 'Parlmment here formed from J4 undergraduate organisations by the fm» Council and the National Union of Students. The University Education Society, which introduced
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      387 3 Bad COLDS V.-s «.JeJK Chills KpMv WHIN your throat is sore and AA|\ -V> iSfcSy sneezing ami yoj're thoroughly lost in a cold, then Peps will bring Dissolved in youi mouth, a Peps jf releases rich medicinal easences. Mr;, 1 /T-*fi which mix with your breath and v }^\{\J^ are
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      5 3 7 I H ILH PUONE-378ol
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    SIAM ACQUIRES GOLD BARS
    164 4 Bangkok, July 28. IN September 1938 the Government took 52.430.000 ticals in coin from Ho TV s and sent mem to the U.S.A. Smelting and sale took place there, and were completed towards the end of Marcn last. When smelted, the silver proceeds were 22.816.381 ounces
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    32 4 Reuter. Buenos Aires. July 27.—It is announced that the Argentine Government has no T p ed t n thp appointment of General pulepo Delia no as Spanish Ambassador o the Argentine —Reuter
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    SINGAPORE AFTER DARK
    67 4 CAPITOL: "The Warning" and "Smavl)ing The Spy Kin?." ALHAMBRA: "Hotel Imm-rial." PAVILION: "There's Thai WmMM Again." MARLBOROUGH: Toofan Ou n GARRICK: "Block-Heads.*' ROXY: "Son ot Frankensteia EMPIRE: *>noii White end 1! Dwarfs.'" HAPPY WORLD: "Happy Qatar "Unmarried Gla*s Theatre: "Flaminr; Love' Cabaret. Side shovw Skaims. Wayang etc
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    What The Stars Foretell
    204 4 TO-MORROW FOE ILL READ- ERS. Some unfon j favourable business development j 7nay be a little disturbing. Fos- j sibly some official m v cause worry. Dtu I I patience mar business i S Good for travel and personal 5 affairs. SPECIAL INFLUENi < ary 20
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      434 4 4TEAMER SAILINGS. I BRITISH INDIA *acorpor&ted in Enjz'and). P. O. S. N (OS SAILINGS. OUTWARDrv Due. Tonnage. pore. I*3^ CARTHAGE 15 000 Jui> 28 X SOMALI 6,800 Jmy 3. KAJr-UIANA 17,000 Aug 11 >aNCHI 17,000 Aug 25 t bANGALORE 6.U00 Aug 2o RANPURA 17,000 Sept. 3 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Sept. 22
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      496 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORDDfcUTSCHEB LLOYD, (Incorporated IP MP*!. The uuaernoted axe the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due B'pore 1939 sjs. "SCHARNHORST" omits North China Aug. 1 M.s. "ELBE" Aug. 17 m.s. "COBURC-" Aug. 31 s.s. "POTSDAM" omitL' Ma*>Ta, North China and Yokohama Sspt.
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      453 4 THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP COMPANY (1 932) LIMITED. Regular fortnightly -trvice between Rangoon, Penang, Port Swettenham, 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. 8-0. "Hong Kheng" July 27 "Hong Siang"
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      128 4 HAMBCRG-AMERIKA LINIE B Oeutsch-Australische Dampfschiffs Gesellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore 1939 m.s. RAMSES' via Manila Aug. 7 s.s. SCHEER not Jailing at China Japan Aug. 12 m.s. KULMERLAND via Manila Aug. 20 HOMEWARD. HOLLAND, HAMBURG AND
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      191 4 To-day's Crossword i —I —Fl FT F"T F~ ~F~ 9 ZZZZZZZZZZ n zzzzzz l 3 i 4 is ~\ir j— 23 zzzzzzzzzz^ 25 L_ ZZZZIZ ZLZDZZ 28 29 I PP 1111 I I I I 1 I I _j CLUES ACROSS: 29. Son?. 1 Spasmodic contraction of the CLUES DOWN:
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    451 5 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Thursday Previous To-day Change RUBBEK Steady Quiet, Steady Buyers 85 16 85 16 Sellers 8% 8% Forward Aagu.st Buyers 8 516 8 516 Sellers 8 3 8 8% irward September Buyers 8 3 8 8 3 3 Sellers 8 716 8 716 rward Oct.
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    206 5 List Of Current Dividends Singapore, July 27, 5 p.m. Total l axpaay Dividend Boon BR d0 tfamunting :>d. No. 65 Aug 4 lftd bonus Gel. No 12 July 26 5% int. Juiy 29 9d. No 18 July 21 6d. bonus 2 -> r No. 3A July 21
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    856 5 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, July 27, 5 p.m Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 3 8 3 Austral Amal 4 l'/o 4 7 2 Austral Malay 3S v 40Ayer Hitam 19 9 20 9 Ayer Weng 0.72 0.76 Bang! in 18 9
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    110 5 Singapore. Thursday. Tin at midday was $113%, up 4 and the price of Rubber at 4 o'clock was buyers Spot 28 3 a cents, buyers October December 28*8 cents. The London Stock Exchange Yesterday was again generally firmer with the exception of Loans and Tin shares both
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    EXCHANGES
    232 5 Singapore, July 27. The following are the exchange stocl this morning according to the dally clr cular issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING London T.T. 2^4 London demand 2j4 Lyons demand 2055 Switzerland demand 241 14 Hamburg demand 135 New York demand 54 9 16 Montreal
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    TIN
    15 5 Singapore, Friday. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $113% (down
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    RUBBER
    11 5 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:—
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    257 5 ft% Maynard ft Co., Ltd., $30,000 Int Apr. 30 Oct. 31 90 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 101 102 noir 41/,% 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar 31, Sept. 30 106 108 norn 41/0% 1909 red. 1955 $1,000
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    PRODUCE
    155 5 Singapore, July 27. R. (Siam) W Coast No. 1 per Koyan R (Siam) W. Cca.st, No. 2 per Koyan R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan Rice Siam 1 $160 Rice Siam 2 $10l Rice Siam 3 $145 Siam Broken Rice No. 1 $105 Siam Broken Rice No.
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      31 5 THE EASTERN UNITED ISS RANCI CORPORATION, LIMITED EJKE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE, l LAKY, PERSONAL ACCI JJKNT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSA* "ON AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. *£AD CJYICFLECLL STREET, «rNOAPcra,--r. W. HALL. o*n«ral Manager
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      202 5 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA (TRUSTEES) LIMITED, Guaranteed and Controlled by THE adT* CAN TILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. The Company, which is incorporated ta the 88. and registered as a Trust Company, undertakes the following duties:— KXECUTOIJ &OR TRUSTEE OF A WILL. ADMINISTRATOR OF ESTATE OF DECEASED PERSON. TRUSTEE
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      336 5 iIWK OF < MM A Incorporated in China by Charter I 12, Cecil Btrect, Pfn i Telephones: Manager's office W44 S*ub Manaeer'.' Office 0442. Exchange Dept. 6441. General Office 5142-8 Cable Address: v CHUN GK CO." Paid Up Capital .h. 140 000.000.» Reserve Funds In Excess of eh. t 5,200.000.00
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  • Obituary
    Domestic Occurrences ENGAGEMENT.
    42 6 1 TJ ...j,. is innounced betwW Anv. Lin Kim. clde-.i sou of :be la I Ml m« Am? Boon Jlun. and jap Ciim x, daughter 01 the late Mr and Mr* SfftP Ti** Kit. Malacca ex* plciec copy. I
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    DEATHS
    48 6 E-.ekiel wile ol Mr. m. E <-K,el mother or Mr P. Ezekiel parsed away peacefully at ner Ldence 73. King'? Road, Singaporean Julv 27. 1039. Axed 54 Funeral will lake place to-day, the cortege will leave the house at 4.30 pjn> for interment at Bidaduri. Deeply regretted
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    DEATH.
    86 6 NG- On .Juiv 26th. 1939. at No. 22. Bu terw r»h Lane. Finfcapore. Mr ffg Khiu Fo< n& 52 years, founder ol Chop Kwoaii Chpunt'. Lootig fcoldsmH! No si. High eirert, Singapore. H» Mirvivt'd by !u.-. widow. 5 sons. Messrs No V. k Fab and My Yook Lin airJ
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    34 6 Thr (anulv ol tJie lale Mr. Hnrvy BfMUS; jjutcn wfcsh to txprtrj* ihHir sltta I ita i- reiativos and friend* who jittenccci Ihe funeral a- wHI n$ tht enl v i:s. telegrams and
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      2696 6 Ik B OH I HflH 1~~ FOR SALE 163, Moulmein Road two storey concrete compound house seven rooms three garages, area ***** square St what .offer? Apply 61, McNair R/>ad, Singapore. FOR SALE Two pieces land situated In Cameron Highlands U) one large bungalow suitable for Boarding House, with 8
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      311 6 ORIENTAL TmEPfimTTr* ELECTRIC CO. M) (Incorporated in the NOTICE TO TELE PR o TFLFPHONE SUE HEREBY NOTIFIED July, 1939, the bash i line,: and extension tel reduced a.s under:— Kxtemal Extension and Private Line; within 2 miles Telephone House and involving the v 2 underground circuit< Interna] Bxtension Lines within
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    I.R.A. Threat To Bomb Hampton Court
    293 7 FIVE DETENTIONS AFTER LATEST EXPLOSIONS Reuter. London, Ji.-y 28. FIVE men, including "the man with a slouch" whose description was circulated to eveiy police forte hi Britain following the King's Cross bomb explosion as being the person likely to assist the police, were detained
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    General Agreement In Tokyo?
    148 7 Reuter. Tokyo, July 27. A communique says that the British ana Japanese representatives held meetings this morning and this afternoon. In the morning further details in regard to the possible future of police procedure was worked out. and the representatives passed the afternoon in consideration of
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    Anglo-U.S. Barter Agreement
    104 7 Reuter. London, July 27. JHE question of the Anglo-Ameri-can barter agreement was raise in the House of Commons to-day by Mr. O. Temple Morris (Con., East. Cardiff), who asked what precis? steps would be taken to carry out the barter deal. Mr. Oliver Stanley (Secretary of the
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    MEDICAL FILM FOR POSTERITY
    69 7 British Official Wireless. London. July 27. A series of films demonstrating the ■f full technique of Sir Herbert Barker, specialist in manipulative surgery, has been compiled at Saint Thomas's Hospital. It constitutes a permanent record of Sir Herbert Barker's methods, and w.ll thus ensure knowledge of
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      564 7 GRI :\T WORLD CABARET. NOTICE. is HEREBY GIVEN tttA% new dance v. il] be issued by the Great Cabaret from the Ist day ol I*J39. and that old coupon* re acceptable at present shall ed after the 31st instant. HIV GREAT WORLD CO. thi day of July, 1630. Singapore Municipality
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      633 7 BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CAP. 45). TN THE OF THE STRAITS' SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF MALACCA. Notice of Wage-earner's Administration Order. -Name of debtor: TAN TEE KWANG. Ma^acea 88 8 oU Road Description of debtor: Chief Clerk. Resident Councillors Office. Malacca, oi lW 1 PrWX 6Sa W.E.A.O. No. la Date on which wage-earner's
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      63 7 i The Thriller of Thrills! OPENING TIT S. Ist AUG. SIMULTANEOUS SCREENING SUN Werld EMPIRE lirsf 0 Chapters—l 3 reels of Republic's Great Serial. |l S I XU A POH El MM. SHOW I SUNDAY 20th August II SPORE RACE COURSE ENTRIES CLOSE AUG. 3rd j Particulars Gr Entries Apply
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      561 7 Bouquets. ortler. Sale ft Hire. "OUR SHO P" (I I.OKISTS) Estd. 1910. Trhpbim No. llfi 16, Dhoby (ihaut. Sin»apoif. NEXT WEEK....at the CAPITOL M-G-MTs BIG JOY SHOW! Ahoy, Hawaii! Here comes M-G-M's I( biggest cargo of gorgeous girls, \m 9 a y cT y» vn kit tunes, romance, JJ mBL
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    Rumanian Decree
    75 8 Reuter. Bucharest. July 27. ANY Rumanian who goes abroad to avoid military service or leaves the couiury clandestinely will lose his citizenship under a law published to-day. The law also applies to Jews leaving the country clandestinely in the hope o f being smuggled into Palestine. The Government
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    301 8 Singapore, July 27. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampats 37V2 4;Ayer Hitams 19 6 21--liitams 0.31 0.33 Batu Selangors 1.17 1.22 Hongkong Tin 17- 18Bangrins 18 6 19 C.oahdtriangs 18 6 19 6 Hong Fatts 0 61 0.63 Idris Hyd. 6 7 Ipoh rln 18 6 ?o
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    148 8 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. July 27, noon. Buyers Sellers No. IX R.S.S. Spot loose 28 3 8 28 Vx No. IX R.S.S. FO B. in cases July Aug 28 9T6 28 11 16 G F A Q R.S.S. FOB in bales 2Z\% 28 3
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    SINGAPORE MARKET PRICE LIST
    418 8 Article Ml VI Beef kat i Peef stew or currj Fillet Steak; lb Mutton, Australia:; ?dutton, Indian; lb Mutton, Malacca; lb. Pork, lean; kati Pork, lean md Eat (Ist N POULTRi Capons (locally Ducks; each Fowls; kati Bens (locally reared Pigeons, domestic H Pigeons, domestic Pigeons,
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    101 8 British Official Wireless. Paris 176 23 32 Kew York 4.68 17 -Montreal 4 68 5 16 Iini\,s" 27 55 '2 Geneva 20.75 Amstei istm 8 77 1 2 Milan 89 1 32 Berlin 11 «fi 1 2 J.isbon 10 1 1 Belgiun. 11.66*4 At hen, 547' Stockhoi'v 19.40
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      203 8 ARE YOUR EYES WEAK?(ifcs^ 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. it. A. Thompson, Dr. of Ocular Science. TYRODONE' Tablets give
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      128 8 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD Obtainable of all Chemists and Store* I I IB mm THE BEST DIET DURING CONVALESCENCE After operations, or wasting and other diseases, you feel so weak and exhausted that you wonder whether you'll ever teel really well again Everyone urges you to eat Yet food nauseates
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      70 8 I -l'Yir IL%l>|rj>* I l or Efficiency, RMaaUHty and Service. VERY POPULAR IX MALAYA Aff?nts: HOE BOON LEONG DUtribucors: RADIO AND GENERAL AGENCY 8 Kuala Lumpur. Jj Qlostbra His first date? Yes! Worried obout his appearonce? Hardly! The daily use of just a few drops of Glostora keeps yoj looking
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      27 8 fOB .VORLD-VvIDE RECEPTION ..ATX FOR A FREE DEMON STRATTON RADIO ELECTRIC CO., 28-30 ORCHARD ROAD Tel. 3829. SINGAPORE Distributors: Scientific Service Co., I Honqkon j .Shanghai I
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      1024 8 To-day's Radio L SINGAPORE f LONDON HONGKONG BERLIN iiin 1 E OA M/;!« (19.< in• J ZHL *25 metres ([."««Ii) TRANSMISSION 5 in ZRW 9SZ McS 1A m ZHP 30.9G metres (9.G9 me,*) p.m. p.m. music. P m CSB 9.51 Mc[s (31.55 m.) 5 20 Dancc music, 2 0 News
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    NEGLIGENT DRIVING CHARGE COLLAPSES
    325 9 Singapore, Thursday. j SEQUEL to the 3 a.m. car crash on Bukit Timah Road opposite the Traction Company's sheds, was to-day heard in the Traffic Court Mr. C. H. Whitton, Traffic Judge, acquired Tan Chin Ho, alleged have been the driver of the car at the
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    THOROUGHNESS OF GERMAN A.R.P. TRIAL
    132 9 Reuter. Berlin, July 27. 4 ULALISTIC air raid rehearsal ti .n at .1 p.m. yesterday, when wi- sounded which mobiV B P helpers, bul the population kept in suspense uniil 7 l>m.. whtn iir raid sirens sent Berllntrs irryii into gas-proofed in red and yellow
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    WELL RECEIVED RUBBER RELEASE
    119 9 Singapore, Thursday. Peat (Singapore) Ltd., ta Kiy review state: of 5 per cent in *he exjv ance, retrospective for the (-f this year in addition V? c< nt. for the last quarter came ia prise to the markets, and a trifle, though on the decision was
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    Ipoh Swelters
    41 9 tVrmm Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Thursday. beat wave has struck Ipoh being the 25th day without iximum temperature recorded the Meteorological Station ha > '■"'> degrees on Tuesday, while the 11 urn of 68 degrees was reached on ay, July 22.
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    Incident On A Trolley-Bus
    509 9 Singapore, Thursday. UJOXC; FEE, a 27-year-old Cantonese, claimed trial this morning in the second police court before Mr. Conrad Oldham on a charge that he on July 12 at 12.30 p.m. while in a trolley-bus travelling along Victoria Streot stole $5 cash from Mohamed Abdullah. Court
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    No Political Parties In Thai
    42 9 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, July 26. AT its last meeting here the National Assembly rejected a private member's Bill, providing for the formation of political pai ties. A big majority fdt that the measure was premature.
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    Death Of Well-Known Eurasian
    557 9 THE death took place al the residence of his son in Swanage Road Singapore, on Wednesday night of a wellknown member ol the Eurasian Community in Singapore, in the person of Mr. Harry William Baumgaiten at the age of 74 years. Mr Baiini.-aN" LS Udi 112
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    Father's Successful Plea For Errant Son
    208 9 Singapore, Thursday. JJONEY left on a table in his cubicle by a Cantonese boiler-maker foreman employed in one of the S.H.B. workshops was missed after lunch time on July 19. The door of the room remained locked, but the trellis-work on top of the
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    DEFENCE NOT CALLED
    176 9 Singapore, Thursday. DEMARKING that the evidence before him was not sufficient to sustain a charge under Section 10 <I>, Mr. C. H. Whitton, Traffic Judge, to-day acquitted Kumaran Nair of the charge of negligent driving, without calling upon him for his defence. The case was a sequel
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    LAM CHONG ASSN.
    149 9 At the ninetee ith annual general meeting of the Lam Chong Association held recently, the following were elected office-bearers for the year 193S 40:—Patrons, Messrs. Koh Kee Koh Swee Gim and Tan Chwee Bo an; president. Mr. Tan Tian Kiew < ie-relected>; Messrs. ran Tye Hua. Tan
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    Shooting Affray: Two Acquittals
    71 9 IyONG Yin Naam. a young lorr \f driver, and his alleged girl accom- Woirr Ah Kam. who were tried on irges of being concerned in a shootli| affray in the packyaid of conee shoo at Jalan Besar on Jane 2, ere acquitted by the District Mr.
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      17 9 M. P. PILLS Restore youth, vigour and vitality in 30 minutes. CHAKI CO., zy, Kobinson Rd., Spore
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      162 9 BACKACHE caused by KIDNEY TROUBLE Backache is really kidney ache. The kidneys are clogged up with impurities. They become sluggish. Harmful pain-causing poisons accumulate, and then starts that down-dragging weakness and exhausting backache. To end your pain you must restore the kidneys to health. Only a genuine kidney remedy can
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      251 9 Gold Leaf Tea like a Sunny day. sheds a brightness over everything—it's the sweetener of toii and soother of care.s. Gold Leaf T-a a perfect Tea. The merit ani superiority of Gold Loaf i.s that it Is drawn from the cool Highlands of Sunny Ce;,xon. FLUSH KIDNEYS OF POISONS AND
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      255 9 Believe Me This Cream Of Milk Recipe will make the average woman of 50 Use it where these arrows point then all over your face and neck HI". RE ;sa quick way tomakea wrinkled, flabby, sagging skin, fresh, firm and youncr. Mix one ounce ol pure era— <>f m:'k (predideated
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      450 10 I 1 \V I I IO N I The Happy Hilarious Se^uel 5 0.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 |To There's Always A Woman"! Sparkling with mirth I Lf/ Glittering with gaieryl $f/ Shining with star* who Wv yf*^>^^j£! k or* o con*tant delight murder end mystery Vpk f UTH that's a \~V
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      282 10 I "CARRIES A MESSAGE TO ALL NATIONS. TO ALL IN^ffPALS^ SHOULD BE AN EXCELLENT EXAMPLE TO SINGAPORE A.R.P. VOLUNTEERS" Straits Times. •The tVABIVIi\ T </ Presented with the Year's most timely and most Thrilling Spy Drama PI I I IJII I I f J jI I 1 j rl See
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      83 10 JOAN OF ARC! NOW FILMED IN CANTONESE DIAI.I opening SATURDAY 29th t Si,mlt TO-MORROW Jflmft^ l s,lt PALACE THEATRE-GRAND THEATRF JUBILEE THEATRE-PALACEGAY ATLANTIC and GLORY THEATRE i ~~His* in V I CM ASI €5 |if»ll (Penang's Famous Chinese Actress with Mr. KONG SAN SIEW in fif" "HWA muk lan" mtm
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      288 11 ALHAMBRA| SUNDAY 30th JULY A ttlfcfo MACiC/AN WITH fhank"iuisetti '«'««HKI PlCtwf writ t X 11 a.m. i.15, €15 and 9.15 P.M. HULLO! OIK USE AS RADIO SERVICE CALLING pttbUe Address System for sate or j aire. Mobile Amplifier can be .uptied from stock or made to r ai competitive rate.
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    IRISH TERRORISTS
    727 12 WHEN the Prevention of Violence Bill came before the House of Commons on Monday there were a few members who apparently thought tne provisions were rather too drastic. Mr. Dingle Foot, for example, thought that "even the gravity of the circumstances could not altogether justify some of the
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    Would Germany Accept Return Under Conditions Of A Mandate?
    1090 12  -  Control of Colonies—II B, E. T. HUANG IN considering the broader issues of the colonial problem, we cannot dissociate our thought from the German daims, and it is in regard to these ciaims that th<* various Governments in Europe which are
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    EXTENSIVE FLOODS STOP FIGHTING IN NORTH CHINA
    171 13 Cities Under Six Feet Of Water: Houses Collapse Reuter. Paiping, July 2S. TORRENTIAL rains, threatening North China with disastrous floods, have already stopped Japanese military operations. Of the four railways out of Peiping only that to Mukden is running, the others bcinjj under
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    Defeat Of Netherlands Government
    128 13 The Hague. July 28. Ar the opening of the afternoon session of the Netherlands Chamber leaders of tihe anti-revolutionary and Christian Traditionalist groups poke in favour of Dr. Coiijn's new Cabinet, which was, however, defeated. Answering the criticism that his "business' Cabinet, was unconstitutional because it
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    Reich Army Takes Over Danzig Force
    104 13 Reuter. Danzig, July 28. 1/AitIOUS defence organisaV tion; in Danzig, it is rep or ted, being united under the ia i Prussian Command, which part »1 the Iteich \,nt. will make its first public appi trance at i\ great military re view at the
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    HONGKONG CENSORS DR. KOO
    54 13 Reuter. Hongkong, July 28. TUIE Hongkong Government has censored in the Chinese Press the rctions of !>«• Wellington Koo's m nt to Reuter yesterday, folding the passages "Britain has ;.»ain bowed to force and swallowed her pride" and "the apparent dision to accommodate aggression the .Far
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    ITALIAN PARTY DEFEATED
    61 13 Malta. July 28. THI final result of the Malta 1 ~lonv election gives the pro-Bri-i> ii tics a resounding victory ove the so-called Italian party. titutionalists (Lord Strickecured six seats, the protrites one seat, the anti- pendents nil and the -Italian Party) three amense enthusiasm a* c
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    39 13 Reuter. Algiers, July 28. rtOl R people were killed and 41 T (including four Europeans) taken i i hospital wit. injuries as a result ol the explosion of gas containers: 2fi cl the mjored arc in a grave condition.—Keuter.
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    PREMIER'S STATEMENT ON I.R.A. OUTRAGES
    516 13 Commons To Adjourn On August 4 Reuter. London, July 28. Till: Prim- Minister, in a state- ment on the explosions at King's I ro s Station, Victoria Station and Liverpool, said that no effort would l>e -pared to bring to justice those uho were guilty
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    Appeasement In Tokyo: Aggression At Tientsin
    169 13 Reuter. Tokyo, July 4 N <.tticiui romimmione says thai the British and Japanese prcsentrUhres held meetings in morning and afternoon vt-t. rua. in the morning fuither details m regard lo the possible future o poller prceedure WtXt worked out and the delegates passed the
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    SOVIET VIEW OF BRITISH APPEASEMENT
    233 13 Moscow Talks Reuter. Moscow, July 28. OIK William Seeds (British AmjbasS sador). M. Naggiar (FrwhAaibastador) and Mr. Wul.am Strang ?British Foreign Office Adviser had i further 90 minute meettogwtthM; Molctov (Soviet Foreign < m ™*\l at the Kremlin yesterday afternoon The negotiation, are believed to
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    STOP PRESS
    65 13 Reuter. Tokyo, July 28. It El uwlerslood that the round table conference yesterday morning made considerable progress in connection with the maintenance of peace and order in the British Concession in Tientsin. A six-hOW session in the afternoon vrftl adjourned without reaching agreement on the Japanese proposal regarding
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    Strong Man For Colonies
    85 13 sir George Giter, tt-year aid Cierfc o* the London Ccnnty council since 1933, has been appointed Permanent i itder-Secretarv for the Colonies The appointment has caused som r surprise sinec Sir George has rreviou lv been outside the Civil Service. It s beleved that recent criticism
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    Japanese Slap American Girl In The Face
    80 13 More Outrages Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, July 28. AN American teacher of a missionary Mthool. while moloiimr in Ihe ricinMy of the Summer Palace in PcipinV recently, was detained and slapped in the face by Japanese guards. When she was released later,
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    British Indian Missing
    137 13 Reuter. Hankow. July 28. British authorities are making every effort to recure the freedom of a Bnnsn ■abject an Indian watchman nr,med Xotar Sinr,h. who is alleged to nave been attested on the orders of the Japanese secret police at the A.r-v--installation sit 3 a.m. on July
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    Riot Follows Reforms In Hyderabad
    48 13 Reuter. Hyderabad. July 23 AT Deccan three persons were killed ha A a Hindu Moslem riot after a demons t ration by Moslems against, the proposed reforms Armed policfl were called ouand a curfew was imposed. The situation Is new under control —Reuter.
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    GAS MASKS ON HOLIDAY
    91 13 Reuter. la.ndon. .fulv J:8. HOLIDAY-MAKERS roinf away tot a month or more arc Mhrtsrd by sir John tniuiien, A R P Minister, hi 9 rfrcnlJr, to take their gaMWISkt with them, as hotidaj iuoHi are net be npplied with t snpplement r y 1» Ive of
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    REVOLT AGAINST FRANCO
    137 13 Journalists Executed Reuter. Jean de Un, July 28. IT is understood thai Generalissimo I raneo called an impoi .ant Cabinet meeting at Burgos last night to eon kter the fotenaoJ situation cxea»ed by the reported dissensions between ihfle Passage (Fascistsl and their Monarchist < pponcnts. It. is
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    AMERICA WILL SIGN NEW TREATY WITH JAPAN
    989 13 When Aggression Policy Is Ended Reuter. Washington, July 27. THE Secretary of State, Mr. Cordell Hull told a press conference to-day that the basis of a new treaty with Japan would be determined in accordance with developments in the next months. The State
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    L.N.U. Urges British Stand
    43 13 Reuter. London, July 27. JHE Executive Committee of the League of Nations Union has passed a resolution call? ig on the Government to follow the lead of the United States by giving notice to terminate the Anglo-Japa-nese commercial treaty.—Reuter.
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    Behind the news
    577 14 WITHOUT waiting for Americans to be bayonetted, stripped or threatened with assassination, President Roosevelt has forged a weapon to proted both the nationals and general interests of the United States in China. Denunciation or the trade treaty with Japan of 191 1 i.s at one and the
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    Anti-British Feeling In Japan
    251 14 Singapore, Thursday. "IJECAUSE the rosy pictures of Japan presented to eleven graduates of the Rangoon University before they left Burma have not at all proved a* painted, these students are *fed up' and want to return home," stated Mating Ba Tin, an officer of the Public
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    $10,000 Claim Against Car Owner
    261 14 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Thursday. FURTHER hearing was recorded by Mt. Justice Mills, Supreme Court Judge, to day in a case In which Mr. Be Toow Seng, manager of Messrs. Alder Sewing Machine Co.. Singapore, clamed $10,000 special damages and $700 genet al
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    TAMIL METHODIST CHURCH
    45 14 The Children'! Day Service of the TatflU Methodist Church will be held on Sunday. July 30. at 9.30 a.m. in the church. Miss Eva Nelson. Principal of Eveland Seminary and Secretary of the Malaysia Commission on Religious Education, will be the preacher.
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    AIR MAIL
    14 14 An Imperial Air Mail [3 due to-day Another is due on Monday.
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    Singapore Reservoirs Experience Huge Drop Hot Weather Partly Responsible
    368 14 Construction Work At Gunong Pulai IJNPDECEDENTED drops in water levels are reported in Pligg pore's main and Peirce—in Thomson Road. In one reservoir alone, Macßitchie, which is the larger off the two, there has been a drop of feet over the
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    JAVA PRINCE FOR LEYDEN UNIVERSITY
    169 14 Singapore. Friday. six hundred passengers to Europe the "Johan van Oldenharnevtit" berthed alongside the wharves this morning. Among the prominent passengers a&Oard was Prince Pangeran Hario Praboewidjojo of Java who is proceeding to Leyden University to continue his course in Indology preparatory to assuming a
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    NEW SUPREME COURT
    99 14 THE Registry of the Supreme Court wiP 1 be open for the transaction of business in the old Supreme Court buildinc until Thursday. Aug. 3. at 4 p.m.. and the Registry will thereafter be opened in the new Supreme Court building as from Friday, Aug. 4 at
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    RUBBER COUPON ISSUES FOR MALAYA
    111 14 STANDARD rubber production for Malaya for the last quarter of 193» has been Rstttl at ff*4 per cent, says a communique issued by the Controller of Rubber. The communique continues: "In view, however, of the fact that coupen issues for the third quartet to small
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    Malay Killed In Car Accident
    70 14 The Malay driver who was injured when the motor-car in which he was travelling ran off the road, overturned finally landing in a drain at Fairer Road, died in hospital last night. A European woman. Miss D. Cashin, who was also in the car was
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    Cinema Manager Committed To Assizes
    206 14 rjUS Davis, former man; fl Pavilion Theatre, Kuala Luang* was today commm. (1 j£ trial at the nexi Assizes on a charge, of criminal breach of trust with n> gard to monies receive: Davis reserved hi i de Yeo Lan Sim, a girl in nt.
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    MALAYA'S NEW G.O.C. ARRIVES TO-DAY
    433 14 AN official landing to take place at Clifford Pier at 3.30 p.m. this afternoon has been arranged in order to welcome Maj.-Gen. L V. Bond, Malaya's new General Officer Commanding, who arrives here by the "Carthage/* Colourful scenes will be witnessed at the ceremonial landing
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    GENERAL DOBBIE LEAVES
    138 14 Singapore. Friday. IMPRESSIVE scents were wliw to-day on the Singapore rlarbo v Board wharf, where Major General W S. Debbie, the deputing G.O.C. Malaya, inspected a guard of honoui composed of a detachment of the Second Battalion the Loyal ttegj Maj(.r-General DobWe and Mr fl left by
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      48 14 OVERSEAS TRADE AN increase oi nearly $25,000,000 in Malaya's t\trseas trade in the first half of 1939 as compared with the corresponding period* last year is revealed by statistics issued by the Registrar-Geneiai of Statistics yesterday. There was a favourable trade balance for the hair year oi $24,857,000.
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    Three Queen's Scholars
    208 15 THIS interesting; photograph shows three winners of the Queen's Scholarship who belong to a leading Chinese family in Malaya. On the 'ight is Dr. Lim Boon Keng. 0.15 X... who won the Qu* en's Scholarship in 18K7 and had a brilliant career in Malaya and Amoy, On
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    MALAYANS AT HOME
    103 15 Our Own Correspondent) London, July 18. MB iII'ISTOPHER AHEARNE was d by H .M. the King at BuckP Jace and invested with the E m i i H H Sultan of the Johore has Si Moritz for a prolongfo i Firth, H A. Lh D., Reader »gy,
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    Need For Unity Among Trade Interests
    403 15 < 112 n>in Our Own Rrporter) Kuala Lumfror, Tbwraday. i,is', j-... (if th ic '"ie association with Malay* lmnni» Indians in this Country m >v» l|i( Hon. .Mr. M. Ct ML Chidambaram < ounetl <>1 State (Upper House of the hnlwn arrived Hi Kuala
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    Johore Appointments
    60 15 Toe folk) Wing appointments ari Rnnounceo bi Johore 00/emracnGazette— *i> Jk Mr X A Blacker to act as Scene. Assistant Adviser. Batu Pahat A Mr J Hannyngton to act as Second Assistant Adviser, Muar. A Inche Mohamed Noah bin Omav to act as Deputy District Officer, Mer .ng.
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    RADIO LICENCE FEES MIGHT BE REDUCED BY GOVERNMENT
    225 15 REVERSION TO $5 WILL BE WELCOMED (GOVERNMENT is giving consider ation to the suggestion that radio licence fc?s be reduced from SI2 to $5 per year. The Tribune understands that the suggeslion is engaging the attention of the special committee appointed !o
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    New Chairman Of Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board
    49 15 Kuala Lumpur. Tuesday. MR. W. N. Gourlay, acting Chairman of the Kuala Lumpot Sanitary Board, lett todafr by the Chitral, and Mr. Nelson Jones, who has been acting as Public Trustee. F.M S., •vill assume duties as Chairman of the Sanitary Board.
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    U. S. Uses More Rubber
    111 15 (Ftom Our Oa'»i Correrrxmdent) London, July 18. JjNITED States rubber consumption in June exceeded market expectations at 47,259 tons. A total of around 45,000 tons had been looked for. Last month's absorption compares with 43.377 tons in May. or a rise of '2,832 tons. Stocks
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    CONSPIRACY TO CHEAT POST OFFICE
    388 15 l\H)h. Thursday. QENTEM E of eighl months' rigorous imprisonment each was passed on o Throne Ah Kwee md Chong Swee Hock, two Chinese youths, who were charged in the [poh Police court before Mr. P. F. Y. Rarlciitte with abettin* the offence oi cheating In
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    UNLICENSED DRIVER FINED
    293 15 (From Our thru C«n^spondent) Muar. Wednesday. HERBERT Millhan, a German, made bjs« appearance before luan Haji Kassir oir Haii Sallch to answer .1 stunmons issued against him In respect of a charge of having driven a motor car on the evening of June 27. along Jalan Sal
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    Six Months For Housebreaking
    165 15 Singapore, Thursday. CENTENCE of six months* rigorous imprisonment was imposed on Foo Ah Tone;, a young Hainanese. in the Criminal District Court this morning on his pleading guilty to two charges of housebreaking to commit theft. Accused, who was fellow-tenant with a married man named Tan
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    ALLEGED ATTACK ON POLICEMAN
    190 15 Singapore, Thursday. TAN AH SENG claimed trial this aiternoon in the second police court before Mr. Conrad Oldham when charged with voluntarily causing hurt to a public servant, Salle bin Ismail, P.C. 583 oi.' the Beach Road Police Station at 10.30 ?m. on July 25 on
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    Train Stops Two Feet From Cabaret Girl
    95 15 < i ribune btaff Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, July 27. JWO feet of space stood between Miss Liiy Lee, an Eastern Hotel cabaret girl, and a terrible death this afternoon. That was all the distance left between hey body and the engine of the
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    SELANGOR CHINESE SEND WIRE TO PREMIER
    474 16 "Avoid Trap Of Propaganda (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. •"FOLLOWING misleading rumours and Japanese propaganda among Malayan Chinese, a large and representative body of Selangor Chinese met at the Chinese Assembly Hull with a view to removing the misunderstanding caused. It was
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    PROPAGANDA POSTERS
    62 16 Singapore, Friday. I Numerous posters showing disapproval of the Anglo-Japanese talks in Tokyo WW found posted on walls in many parts 'oi Singapore to-day. Some read. "PeopL 1 lof Malaya, unite. Defend Malaya and down with Anglo-Japanese compromise." It is believed that hooligans were resI ponsible for the
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    NEW LOAN TO CHINA?
    92 16 Reuter. Chungking, July 27. IT has just been revealed that an agreement for a new British export credit loan of £3,000,000 to China was signed last week. According to Chinese reports, the British Government will continue to supply reconstruction materials to China. London, July 27. The
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    Train Stops For Lorry Driver
    111 16 (From <mr O"IT was lucky for bin, j palled hp. othnu,. t u in a terrible ntess ui(l spector Mohd. V, Penang Chines, l Boon Chor, who v h fore the Taiping m negligent drivint; harge. 1 Accused crashed ml at Upper Assam Kumb it
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    WOMAN CONVICTED ON LOTTERY CHARGE
    489 16 Singapore, Thursday. IyjADAM Ong Ah Yok (30), the proprietress of a sundry goods shop in Liang Seah Street, claimed trial this afternoon in i..< t >nd polio court before Mr. Conrad Oldham on a charge that she on July li g\ 3.50 p.m. at No.
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    ALLEGED STABBING
    32 16 Singapore. Friday. With a stab wound in the left forearm, a Malay is lying in hospital. It reported that he had been by a Chinese at Serangoon Road yesterday afternoon.
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    PENANG CHINESE AND TOKYO TALKS
    226 16 (From Our Own Reporter Penaiuo Juh M MR. Lav Geok Swee. chairman of the China Distress Belief Fund, presided at the meeting held at the Penang Philomatic Union in tehees Street ihis afternoon, when eftr 'M representatives of various faiMr* ft*sociations and schiu.K were present
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    CHEATING ALLEGED
    101 16 ttagaporc, Tl OTRAIGIIT from hi v had been detained ftaneia Xavier Joseph Toh Seek Woo. aged appeared before Mr the Third Police M ing, when he claimed charges of cheating. Sackwoo was alleged sometime in May this Winchester House, R •here induced a Mr Si deliver to him
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    Sport And General News From Malacca
    187 17 Chinese Fined For Keeping Gaming House From On Omn Correspondent) Malacca, Thursday. r CHEW, ia 64-year-otd Cantonese, t sentenced to a fine of $60 in nil .ig >rous imprisonai r G. Rappoport, the rate on a charge of itting the r.se of his house
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    CHINESE IN FINAL OF CENTENARY CUP
    260 17 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Tuesday. jD£ATING *he Muslimin Perhimponan Stia yesterday afternoon on the Kubu V Padang, the Malacca Chinese Recreation Club qualified for the final cf the Centenary Cup soccer tourney. Omar, the MPS inner right, follow /0" a tine combined movement
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    TOOK BATH ON PUBLIC ROAD
    74 17 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. Wednesday. CHARGED with having oaken his bath under a stand pipe in a public road. Jalan Temmengong Ahmad, Sheikh Rahmat, made his appearence before Tuan Haji Nasir bin Haji Salleh. In pleading guilty to the charge the accused said that
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    WOMAN HELD FOR HOUSE BREAKING
    79 17 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Wednesday. A LLEGED to have committed housebreaking and theft of one mattress, one blanket, one mosqu'to net and one bucket valued at $5.65, Patama Papa a Tamil woman was this morning produced before Tuan Haji Nasir bin Haji Salleh. The
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    Unidentified Chinese Man Found Murdered
    306 17 BODY IN RUBBER ESTATE DITCH FULL OF WOUNDS, FRACTURES From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. Wednesday. THE >) the case of an unwhose dead body teh in a rubber estato concluded to-day oin Ahmad, in his nei returned a verdict a person or person.; unknown for
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    POSTMASTER ILL
    22 17 ,11 P G. Darmadasa, the Postmaster 11 in, is an inmate of the General I He i.s suffering from fever.
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    Ex-Detective Is Held For Theft
    189 17 (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat, Tuesday. (CHARGED with the theft of four J bangles valued at $172, Antony, an imglish-spcaking Indian who admitted 1 hat he was a former detective of Singapore, was brought up before Inche Rauf l»in Mohamed Sa'at, the Segamat magistrate. He
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    Accused Of Kidnapping Tamil Girl Under Sixteen
    78 17 (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat, Tuesday Y OHLIKAN, a young Tamil, was brought r up before Inche Rauf bin Mohamed Sa'at, charged with kidnapping a Tamil girl from lawful guardianship cf her father Marimuthu of Buloh Kasap Estate. The girl was Teported to
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    JASIN TRAGEDY
    34 17 News was received in Malacca yester day of a double tragedy at Jasin. A Tamil Sanitary Board coolie is alleged to hav e stabbed his wife to death and Diet, killed himself.
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    Taxi Driver Charged For Overloading
    282 17 (From Our Own Correspond nt) Segamat. Wednesday Brought up on a charge of carrying two passengers in excess of what was allowed by his licence and with failing tc stop when ordered to by a police constable, Samy (son of Raman>, a tavi driver of
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    Stole 50 Katis Of Bamboo Shoots
    201 17 (From Our Own Correspondent* Muar, Wednesday. HANG Ah Er. was this morning pro I duoed before Tuan Haji Nasir bin Ka}] Salleh and charged with the theft oi hfty katis of bamboo shoot? from the vegetable market on the night of July The accused
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    OIL MAGNATES TO BE RETIRED
    70 17 Reuter. Chicago, July |7. THL Circuit Court of Appeals has re verged the conviction of 16 oil companies and five individuals who were tried at Madison. Vtwcettsitt, on charges of violating tne antitrust law by fixing prices in the oil industry. The court ordered a
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    MORE TREES FOR GREAT BRITAIN
    86 17 British Official Wireless. London, July 27. APPROXIMATELY 54 million trees were planted under the direction of the Forestry Commission in the year endeo Sept. It, 1939. The total addition to the woodland area of Great Britain as a result of the Commission's operations during the
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    BIG BLACKOUT IN ENGLAND
    87 17 British Official Wireless. London. July 27. THE biggest concealment exercise yet attempted and the first to involve •the whole of London will be undertaken during the night of Aug. 9 and 10, when nearly half of England should be in complete darkness while Royal Air Force
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    To Help Jews
    63 17 Reuter. Vienna. July 27. It is reported that $8.000.000 has been deposited in Milan for assistance to Jewish emigrants. Charles Chaplin is among those declared to be contributors to the fund which has been placed at the dispos.il cf the Jewish Aid Committee. In consequence of the
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    Committee On War Risk Insurance
    83 17 Reuter. London, July 27. The members of the Government dSSfI mittee to examine the practicability of the scheme of war risks insurance will be Viscount Weir. S'r Ernest Harv< f 5b Walter Benton. Sir Clare Lees and Sir Alan Rae-Smith. Announcing the name.- in the
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    DUKE OF KENT
    90 17 British Official Wireless. London. Jujy 27. The Duke and Duchess of Kent left London by air yesterday for a holiday in Europe before leaving lor Australia m the Autumn. After spending a few days in Paris they will leave on a motor tour which will last about
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    A NEW MINISTER OF FINANCE FOR CHINA?
    99 17 International News. Shanghai. July 23 rfttlE Shanghai Evening Poafl and M' irt cury stated yesterday afternoon that a certain we'l-known financial fig i.re v.i'l be appointed Minister of finance. It is significant thai the Chinese dollar and national b-md.s Jumped two points yesterday
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    THETIS SALVAGE
    40 17 Reuter. London, July 27—It is anounced that there will be a delay of two or three weeks before further attempts are made to lift the submarine Thet.s in order that the salvage vessel ZeJo may be strengthened. —Reuter.
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    Doreen Sansoni To Give Exhibition Matches Here On Saturday
    108 18 MISS Doreen Sansoni, lady champion of Ceylon and Malaya during the past few years, has arrived in Singapore and will appear in exhibition matches at the V.M.C.A. couits Is ■sallow afternoon at r > oViock. She uill play a. singles match
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    Inter-Club Badminton
    68 18 The Cable and Wireless Club badminton team, which will be selected from the following, will play a friendly match consisting of four singles and three doubles against the Catholic Young Men's Association at the latter's court on Saturday at 3 p.m. sharp. P A Lange. M. Rozario, R.
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    Colony Team Changes
    237 18 npHE Colony side to meet the F.M.S. during the August Bank Holiday week-end may be considerably weakened through the withdrawal of Bryan, and through the further likelihood that both Thoy and Mutthucumaru may not find themselves fit enough to play for the match. Mutihucumari. it will be
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    SEGAMAT SHOULD WIN TROPHY TO-DAY
    382 18 McConechy Cup Soccer (From Our 'jwn Correspondent) Segamat, Wednesday. CEGAMAT should win the McConechy Cup this year, and her supporters are certain that the Cup will come to the district. The final of the McConechy Cup knockout soccer competition is to be played at Batu
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    Island Club Golf
    89 18 Singapore, Wednesday. Mrs. M S Marshall won the Ladies July Medal of the Island Club this evening when in the replay of the tie between. Miss S Abed and herself, she beat Miss Abed 48—15 nett 33, 45—3 nett 37. The following was the table before «he
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    Iskandar Cup Tennis
    68 18 Singapore will meet Malacca at Malacca in the Iskandar Cup tennis on Sunday at 4p m. The Singapore team will leave for Malacca by cars early Sunday morning. The following had been elected to represent Singapore:— SINGLES 1. Ibrahim Reshty; 2, Ahmed Rajie. DOUBLES 1, Kamis S.
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    Mentals Beat Medics In Div. II A Soccer
    26 18 The Mental Hospital beat the R.A.M.C. by 2—o in a Second Division (A) fixture pmyed at Tanglin yesterday.
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    POLICE LEAD THRICE, BUT SHARE POINTS WITH DONS
    595 18 Sanderson Ritchie Play Well Gordons 3; P° uce 3 THOUGH leading at half-time by the odd goal in three, the Police were only able to draw with the Gordons three goals all in a Division I league game played at the Stadium
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    Ladies' Day On Padang
    241 18 TO-DAY is Ladies' Day on the padang, where the annual cricket match between the women and the Cricket Club will begin at 4 p.m. this afternoon. The women have been taking this match very seiiously an. judging by the form they have shown at net prac
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    Worcester Beat Yorks In Home Cricket
    82 18 Reuter. FOLLOWING are yesterday's county cricket results— AT WELLS ESSEX BEAT SOMERSET BY 123 runs Essex 72 (Wellard 5 for 35) and 174 (Wellard 7 for 68) Somerset: 51 (Stephenson 5 for 4j and 72 '(Taylor 5 for 23) AT STOURBRIDGE Worcester beat Yorkshire
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    Y.M.C.A. FOOTBALL
    59 18 The following have been selected to play Football lor the V.M.C.A. In League Match against Indian Association on Tuesday at 5 p m on the Anson Road Ground: Wee Aik Chan, M. Swyny, V. N. Pillay, G. J. Moxon, G. Ranatunga, Joharl, W Mcßeath, C. E. T Kite,
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    Goodwood Cup
    32 18 Reuter. FOLLOWING is the residt of the Gcodwood Cup run yesterday. C—4 Dubonnet B—l Senor 2 100—30 Cent re vent 3 Fo ir ran. Won by one length, six lengths.—Reuter.
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    Selections
    81 18 (Morning Tribune) FOLLOWING are selections for this afternoon's races at Taiping:— Race I—ROAST CHESTNUT Aubcss Race 2—CAYLOO Lassa Race 3—PAT BURKE Pinafore Race 4—BLACK BEAUTY II Ben Ohabit Race S—HARAP Patroleah Race 6—SPRING GIRL Twinkling rs ves Race 7—PENZANCE Miss Labis (By "Duke"- Penang) Race 1 -METRO Race ?—GAYLOO
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    Teams For Perak- Penang Match To-morrow
    108 18 Teams For PerakPenang Match To-morrow iFrom Our Own 1{ p !t r pEK\K S teem tor the la* sffi Cup ensasemeni h,. on Salu' d;'V ot Penang todecfe wooden spoonisls cf the S £h" section, has been select fggg ii PERAK ON(. POH LEF. CHIN GUAN LEW CBOi CHooi yooi
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    To-day's Racing Card At Taiping
    510 18 r PHE following are the weights for to-day in th< 1 Taiping Turf Club's July Skye Meeting to be run at Taiping:Rare One 3 p.m. Horses Class 5 Division 2 About "i Furlongs Lover's Idol 10.13 Mrs. F. L. Harding Capt. Hi Inez 10.Mr. F.
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    Mountains Worry Japanese Columns
    514 20 MUFUSHAN BARS WAY IN NEW DRIVE ON CHANGSHA VOT vet in the limelight but destined to play an important part in the Japanese attack on Changsha, capital of the Central China province Hunan, is Mufushan which sits astride the highway from Tungcheng to Pingkiang on the
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    OVERSEAS CHINESE SUPPORT KWANGTUNG
    67 20 pHXKESE abroad especally those In Malaya have contributed $200,000 for the development of certain area In the Kwangtung East valley In order to provide employment for refugees.— Int rnational News. Overseas Chinese In Malaya. Burma 7ndo China, India. Canada and elsewhei j are urging Central Authorities
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    Hongkong Press Still Hopeful
    87 20 Central News. Hongkong, July 26. BOTH the Chinese and English press here, while considering the result of the preliminary Angle-Japanese talks in Tokyo as unsatisfactory, viewed that the future is not definitely dark. Post, one of the leading English The South China Morning.. Post, one of
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    U.S. BUSINESS IN TIENTSIN DISAPPEARS
    229 20 International News. Tientsin, July 25. VIRTUAL disappearance of American business in Tientsin was forecast by responsible American business circles here to-day owing to new Japanese-formulated foreign exchange regulations and complete export control which the Peiping puppet provisional government has enf need. The American Chamber of
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    JAPAN SHORT OF MEN AND MONEY Military Statistics Produced By General Chen Cheng
    1662 20 1,300 CASUALTIES PER DAY THAT Japan is rapidly running short of man-power and fmar> cial resources is the conclusion reached by General C hen Chen- Chairman of the Political Affairs Board of the National Military Council. With
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    450 Girls Trained Mme. Chiang
    107 20 Chungking, j,,,,. I AFTER lour A the personal i Chiang Kai-shek, 451 ed In a simple but In Chungking. These rang up and comiin; tr< country, lorm the third been trained by Chin first two classes of 60 and respectively gradual year and have sinci
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    Thailand's Chinese Pay Tribune
    112 20 Chu:.;.;.-:. J THREE million Chi:. anxious to do their ing their fatherland, declared Kwang-yen. chairman of th General Chamber cf Comrr vho is visiting Chungking I bute to the Chinese Gkn half, of Siam's 3.000.000 Chinese. He said the initial Chinese n have not disheartened thi
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    TURKESTAN CHINES PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE
    94 20 International News. continued loyalty I I Chiang Ka!-shek an; Government and unllii trie resist-to-last policy v. 100 00U citizens of Tim Smkiang (Chinese H cular message Issued On July 7. a mamstaged at Tlhwa to comi second anniversary of and to take oath under mi Pact.
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    Innovation In Transport
    49 21 eels and pneumatic tyres have been added to China's md mots carts in an effort 10 modernise war-time Carts so equipped will carry double His usual weighty and found lei damaged worn ami lyres that ire no longer speed w< :k on lorries. Exclusive Tribune Photo.
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    Hainan A Strategic, Interesting Island
    310 21 /Y/AM/. MOMi: OF MA lII\'HSE IN MALAYA II n. ii the importance al rh tetond off the !<i i«-hiv.ii rof t Ii" K"U»r\ v Ui tetau i u ii.. ".I- h«v6 h :ul in lh< Sm'h >' Tii- •i-:tMil- Off i i;.u a»-< their unc
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    WHITE RUSSIANS FIGHT SOVIETS
    284 21 WISITE Russian detachnr.rn' is A rep -ted to be abating on Hie Mongol-Manchuria front under Ataman Semenoff. The detachmcn d to have reen enrolled ta North China by General Semenoff at the Instigation of Japanese Army authorities. Atam in Semenoff has been (nt th* la>r, quaiier
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    ENORMOUS INDUSTRIAL LOSSES IN SHANGHAI $155,764,000 Among Chinese
    1512 21 ENORMOUS INDUSTRIAL LOSSES IN SHANGHAI $1 55,764,000 Among Chinese Many Factories Moved To Interior From Seaboard; New Plants Operating fHE losses of Chinese factories in Shanghai and its immediate vicinity from the commencement of hostilities in that city on August 13, 1937 up to March, 1939, totalled $155,764,000, according- to
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    Congress May Take Disciplinary Action Against Bose
    850 22 Working Committee To Consider Question (United Press). Ranehi, July 21. WHILE the question of taking disciplinary action against those v ho participate d in the observance of the All India Congress AntiResolution Day is seriously engaging the attention of the Congress President and
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    News Brevities
    481 22 (United Press). Rangoon, July 14. A GOVERNMENT communique Jl issued tc-day says U Tin Tut. Finance Secretary, and Mr. Ratilal Besai. M.A. (Oxon.) are appointed as assessors for the Commission of Inquiry on the question of Indian immigration, under the chairmanship of Mr. James Baxter. Financial Adviser.—(United Press.)
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    BENGAL CONGRESS WANTS TO START CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE
    982 22 Suggestion To Create All India Deadlock Political Prisoners On Hunger-Strike (United Press). Caicutla, Juh THE Executive Committee of the Dacca District Congress I tee has requested the Bengal Provincial Congress Co mm start civil disobedience throughout the province for the iramedi and unconditional
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    Digboi Strike To Be Referred To Conciliation Board
    204 22 (United Press). Shillong, July 21. THE United Press reliably understands that Mr. K. K. Hazra, 1.C.5., District and Sessions Judge, Assam Valley districts, has been selected for being solely entrusted with the task of the Conciliation Board which the Assam Government propose
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    ILL-TREATMENT OF ARYA PRISONERS
    183 22 (United Press). Manmad, July 17. ALLEGATIONS of maltreatment of Satyagrahis in" Hyderabad State ar* contained in a communication submitted to HE rhe Viceroy by the £rya Sai-r.gr-'ha Samty. The communication states. "Nearly 3,000 are said to be ill in gaols. The monsoon has worsened conditions ir
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    More Germans And Japanese In Bombay
    133 22 (United Press). Bombay. July 17. OVER Uveal) -five per cent, of the foreigners registered in the city ef Bombay under the Registration of Foreigners Act are Germans. So fai 2.158 persons have been registered in the city. These represent more than twenty nationalise, ri
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    Black Signifies Poverty And Ignorance!
    130 22 (United Press). Quetta, July 17. THE firit meeting, ol the new Work!;: 1 Committee of the Anjuman-i-Watan, Che only National organisation in Baluchistan, will be held at Mach shortly. The question whether the national flag ol the Congress, or whether this tricolour flag with the
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    30 22 (United Press). Hie South Arcot District Board at a •r.c-eting held at Culddcioie resolved to oy DTle start hull for t\lo,: for th,- benefit of vUlaaerd ~(Ui l ted T;e^>.
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    India Is Very Sensitive About The Honour Of Her Nationals Abroad
    367 23 Pandi ji's Plain Speaking To Ceylon (United Press). Colombo, July 20. i'lluiv Hill l,rin,; but my own advh* to ISjhftt ,i th, ,M,, pb of (Vv|(>M rcal) {M itti them Raid I';,m)„ Jt>w-iharkil Nehru i*t •<■ by Mr. H.
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    "I'll Not Allow Indians To Be insulted" Says Pandit Nehru
    389 23 Attitude To Ceylon Issue Indians 9 Position May Further Deteriorate (United Press). Colombo, July 10. I titan. lam proud to be "nc. J rannor lolernfe a Single in Indian hvinr touched by anyone. I .otilci sooner *ee iu«l 10 alfim
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    Kandy's Great Welcome To Pandit Nehru
    703 23 Kandv, July 21. jy\RGE crowds of Indians and Sinhalese collected at various places all alonp; the 12-mile motor route and cheered loudly as Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru and his sister, Mrs. Hutheesingh, passed through to Kandy to-day. Pandit Nehru was presented with an address at
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    MADURA'S INVITATION TO GANDHIJI
    93 23 (United Press). Madura. July 20 —A resolution in viting Mahatma Gandhi ond Pandit lawaharalal Nehru lor MinaKshiammen Dns'mr was op ied rmanmn w.• at a mammoth meeting, Sri Vaikuntam Adittan presiding. Mr Tyagaraja Sivam. M.L.A.. Krishnasvoni Barathi and Sirdar Vedarutham. M.L.A.'s addressed the gathering It might
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    PANDIT NEHRU'S MISSION FAILS India Govt. To Retaliate
    478 23 Ceylon Determined To Oust Indians (United Press). Colombo, inly 21. official circles here are silent, it is believed that a communication has been received from the Government of India indicating the possible reaction of the failure of the compromise move on future
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    Indian Teachers Too To Be "Axed"
    165 23 (United Press). Colombo. July 19. A PLANNED campaign to unify the Indian Community, more especially the Indian labour forming 85 to DC per cent, of the Indian population has been launched by the Ceylon Indian Congress, inaugurated under the presidentship of Mr. M. Subbiah,
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    MALAY UNION HONOURS PRESIDENT
    139 24 was given recently. by the Malay l uion to honour its president Incite Daiid bin Mohamcd Shah, J.P. lshah b Ahmad is seen reading an address at the party. On his right is Inche Daub bin Mohamcd Shah. ml ft to right, Mrs. YV. Lineharc the
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