Malaya Tribune, 2 August 1940

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune VOL. XXVII- -No. 184. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1940 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Friday, Au«us< 2, 1944),
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    RUSSIA DECLARES SHE WILL REMAIN OUT OF THE WAR
    1655 1 MOLOTOV FLAYS WISHFUL THINKERS Critical Attitude To New Japanese Policy Reuter. USSIA remains neutral" says M. Molotov, MM 'he Soviet Premier and Foreign Minister, in a fresh declaration of policy. He acknowledges the desire of Britain for better relations with the
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    MME. TABOUIS LOSES HER NATIONALITY
    79 1 Reuter. London, Aug. 1. TWO of the Rothschild hankers are reported by the German radio horn Vichy to be included in the in (.tr depriving certain French i-ai/t ".»s ol Iheii nality. Others reported luded in the order aie the well-known journalists, "ftrtinax" and Madame
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    MORE DAYLIGHT RAIDS ON HOLLAND, GERMANY
    293 1 Reuter. London, Aug. L A N Air Ministry communique states that yesterday R.A.F. aircraft of the Bomber Command carried out daylight attacks on military objectives in Germany and shipping off the Dutch and German coasts. During these raids, the bombers were engaged by enemy
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    Farmer's Wife Captures Air Raider
    86 1  -  From H.L. HOPKIN London, Aug. 1. AN air warden aged 60, who was asleep when nine incendiary bombs dropped near his cottage last night, extinguished thin singlehanded. The King has presented an Empire Medal tc Mrs. Cardwe'i, a farmer's wife '-vho single-handed captured a German
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    HELP FOR REFUGEE CHILDREN
    37 1 Reuter. Washington. f\ug. 1 President ?ocs3velt has asked Congress to appropriate immediately $125.000 to be used for a children's bureau to establish and maintain a standard ot car? for European refugee children.— Reuter.
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    FIGHT AGAINST PAGAN RACIALISM
    92 1 Reuter. London, Aug. 2. CARDINAL Hinsley, speaking at the inaugural meeting of the movement "Sword of the Spirit." designed to develop Catholic spiritual activities in "this fight for truth, justice and freedom," uttered a warning that the country was in peril from wily foes whose declared
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    TWO NAZI RAIDERS AT SEA
    111 1 Berlin, Aug. L THE official German News Agency states that the auxiliary cruiser which encountered the Alcantara has resumed activities against merchant shipping. New York, Aug. 1. The German freighter Wesser, which has been anchored at Punta Renas since the outbreak of war, is preparing
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    H.M.S. ALCANTARA TO BE REPAIRED IN BRAZIL
    92 1 Reuter Rio de Janeiro, Aug. 1. IT is authoritatively learned that the Brazilian Government is allowing H.1f.8. Alcantara to remain until repairs have been completed as the engine room is damaged and the ship cannot proceed unless she is repaired.— Reuter. The Alcantara
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    SCHEME FOR HIGHER SCHOOL FEES POSTPONED
    263 2 Action Follows Proposal At -Educational Conferpnpp ACTON WHICH WS™AP S ;ECT SZ CHILDREN NOW STirnv™ NDS 0F SCHOOLMALAYAN SCHOOLS HAS BEEN rlfL L W R CLASSES OF Aetinif on (he MEN BY GOVERNMENT. conference of Malaya, M a««!m 'J the fifth postpone the introduction
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    "For Freedom" Comes To Pavilion
    181 2 last Night's First Night QFFICERS and men of HMS Ex«»r Graf Spec and AlV™ nsone on the unforge^Lf e nd eX p^ n a c r c k s their dom" which k,/7™ in For Free. °wtl? i°„ r t a b as o* 'f
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    "SWANEE RIVER" AT CATHAY
    104 2 Bringing back some of the *f smash hits of nearly ,J. f fine st Swanee River 9 0 ?h SJL? Half -century, 18 Singa that was days. 5t In the dreamy Mississippi a after gives one of his no t Sffi. the scre *n. ances, sln
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    ASKED FOR FINE —TO HELP MOTHER LIVE
    115 2 i n^.i,cn, Sin?apore Thursday. DLCAUSE his mother would die of l« f JJn rva Chin Wan a au nt" I gSK to a eharge of grubbing in a dustbin when produced befofe Mr J. G. Rappoport, the Third Police 'of' 0 s*l Was
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    FUNERAL OF MR. FRANK MERRELLS
    299 2 JN spite Of the wet weather, there was Mr. Frank &««>? of Powell Co Ori g "!5 irector Place at Bidadari (ock The Rev r k q fS y af tenioon. Wreaths ofl}?iatedlowing: —Henry Emflv J/° m the fo1 Perreau, Carel m L May and
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    Alleged Impersonation
    30 2 I <o s «p e P m**. gistrate, Mr L C no. Rfth Ma impersonatine an char e d with J J S^n,5 W T «f was ad-
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    22 2 Settlement Officer Soeefc?' la <-* Iskandar I B:ut. has been aniof^tJ 3 Grade Lusistant District Offi? er t0 act as AsI. Malay «ass
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    FIAT S. A. TAKEN OVER FOR $100,000
    157 2 THE Custodian of Enemy P sent in by Messrs. AuroraTimitejT, the tender The price tendered hv a w *s just over SUMnnt Aurora's almost double th* Whlch Wa lowest tender am Unt of the re. ft Orchard Road ?J\°V he bui lding the
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    Driver Should Have Exercised More Care
    190 2 Driv er Should Have Exercised More Care ot the road after Ve'V ,h i his horn, was made v s*j Yacob, the driver, V, death of a Chinese p 2 vho was knocked down 'C tary lorry while S?, b road at the Naval mornunff of July 3 <>n tlte
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    Convicted For The 10th Time
    141 2 •'TH* man ha 3 1 his convictions covering a IL! from Kota Bahru to finLnore are i Mr- E. Tunn Chief cn.rf l e referring to Omar bin KeeL charged with houseb?eakfng beta District Judge, Mr. J. l McFan Z tn n y? l^ aiit
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    DART-THROWING CASE RETRIAL
    272 2 Singapore, Thursday IDGMEXT was reserved to-day in the re-trial of Leong Ah Kmr, iJ-year-old Chinese, w ho stood trial before Mr. J. G Ranpoport. the Third Police Magistrate, on a charge ot having assisted in the managen,e i n 4°L a COlr,m °n ffaming house at a
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    27 2 The 25th anniversary of the Lion City Club will be celebrated the wtn Choon v ated With a dinner at Great ,nH Uen resta urant at the
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      17 2 The Fifth Column Walls Have Ears STOP PHuss T l Ti,,„ I Advt. of T, GER BEER
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    BROADCASTING FOR LOCAL SCHOOLS NOT SUITABLE
    719 3 Expert Says "Not For The Present" JF Malayan teachers had their May, broadcasts in music and English, special!} arranged, a wireless receiving set in every school, and special loudspeakers for class lessons, would be an accepted leature of a l? schools in the country.
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    Rubber Industry Can Absorb Pineapple Labourers
    143 3 10IIORE planters are unanimously opposed to giving unemployment relief to pineapple workers, who have been thrown out of employment owing to the lull in the pineapple trade. At a recent meeting of the South Johore Planters Association, a letter from the Protector of Chinese,
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    25 YEARS IN FILM BUSINESS
    60 3 Singapore, Thursday. TO celebrate the jubilee of the Universal Pictures' Corporation, and his 25 years* connection with it. Mr K. H. Tan act&l as host to dinner to Jocal film distributors, exhibitors and friends to-night at his residence in DevonshiuRoad Several speeches were m .de
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    $100 Fine For Man Who Took Coolies Into Base
    534 3 Singapore, Thursday. jjijAJD to have engaged Coolies outside the Naval Base and got them to work without getting them medically examined or getting identification passes issued for them, Goh Mah Hock, a Chinese employed in the Naval Base, was fined $100
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      155 3 Teatime made brighter with dainty Royal Bakery Cakes i 5 j There is a large variety of these t V f delightful tea cakes to choose from and M tne y are made fresh daily with the finest \A yf ingredients, in our Modern European C\ Supervised Bakery. THONE: STORK
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    GUNNERS BEATEN BY MALAYS (AND RAIN)
    460 4 WATERY DIV. I SOCCER Malaya 3; r.A. (9th Heavy Regt.).... 1. JJXDISMAYED by mud and rain and a field like a skating rink, the Malays succeeded in beating the R.A. (9th Hvy. Regt.) by three goals to one at Anson Road Stadium yesterday. rr"l_
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    Thrustful Loyals Beat Hard Working Sappers
    251 4 i .ovals •>. ITFFW j fortress K.E i i{ zz:~,it m t* conditioM «t The xxir Kmc was played in advert conditions, the ground being sodden and slippery. However, although the San ncent nght and only cracked dd in wards the end of the
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    Week-End Badminton
    159 4 Singapore B.A. tics for the week-end SATURDAY AT 2.15 P.M NatKunam (Novice) v. Teo Thuang Bak (Jacquesi; Wee Ghim Tee (Marigold' v. Urn Seng Cheow (Useful)- Wee Chye Koon (Eclipse I v. Ng Chia Hon I Marigold k Wee P Kim We? and It h USe T^^ V
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    N.A.A.F.I. Imperial Club Trounce Oxygen B.P.
    89 4 Playing before a large crowd nf spectators, at the Haw P ?r otn smm Hal', the N.A.A.F.I. Club scored an overwhelm ng C oyer the Oxygen Badminton Party w?nS I A n F l gal eS t0 nil Score 5Se first): Im Penal Club
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    8 4 The Y. M.C.A. versus Tengah stead of to
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    AUTUMN BRIDE, PENZANCE TO-MORROW'S BEST BETS
    811 5  -  Fox And O'Neill Stables Should Be Followed By "Spectator" AUTUMN RKiDE AND PENZANCE SHOULD PROVIDE MY BEST BETS FOR TO-MORROW'S RACES, THE OPENING DAY OF THE PENANG AUGUST MEET. Van Breukelen is expected by many to have several winners, but 1 cannot see the
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    SCRATCHING AND RACE ORDER
    82 5 RACE ONE Ponies-Class 2— Div. 3—5.. furs. Scratchings—Nil. 4_niv •> RACE TWO Horses Class 4—Div. 5 i£i£tal»: Bright Answer, First Patrol (All engagements). RACE THREE Ponies—Class 2-Div. 2—5>2 furs. Scratchings: Nil. 4 RACE FOUR Horses-Class 4—Div. i 6 furs. Scratchings: Ariemore. RACE FIVE pomes—Crass 2 RAC?EHorses-Class
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    PASIR PANJANG ROVERS SOCCER
    20 5 Pasir Panjang Rovers will meet the ritS p m after which the flr,t teams will meet.
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    SIN KIE WINS FIRST MATCH WITH EASE
    123 5 KHOO SIN Ml hurdled his first ie in the Malayan tennis chair, pion ships with ease, beating Pang Ihiap Yong, the S.CRC. player, in straight sets of C—l, 6—v on the S.C.C. courts this morning. The Davis Cup player used a terrific service
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    Sports Diary
    52 5 TO-DAY. BOXING: Sabatino v. Frisco, Happy World Covered Stadium. 9 p.m. SOCCER: SA.F.A. League. Div. II A, Pulau Bram v. Publishers, Stadium; Div. II <B>. P.C.F.A. "B" vs. Indian Assn., Farrer Park LAWN TENNIS': First day of Malayan Championships. S.C.C. courts. 9.30 a.m., 11 a.m., 2 p.m.. and
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    31 5 Wednesday's results in the inter-club tournament of the Singapore table tennis championships:— Chong Cheng .Old Boys' Association beat S.H.B. Junior Civil Service Club s—o. Siong 800 Association beat Chinese Club s—o.
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      162 5 II TO-DAY'S FREE PRESS: ■I U 1 U Some of the world's most I■ Mm I jxjpular music is heard once mww mmm mwm mm again Jn <.g wanee River." MALAYA'S CINEMA Ot 10X1 ro pAY s MORNING TRIBUNt wwp Fvrrvhodv Goes This Is the kind of picture Where Everybody
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    New Headache For Hitler
    265 6 JHE German war chiefs are fading thai the tip-and-run raids by their air force on BriuSS are coating a higher figure i„ bombers than was included in the reckoning ITierefore they have resorted to turning the fast Meaaerachmitt fighters into bombers, hoping thus to be able
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    A Poor Outlook For Italy
    216 6 DEVELOPMENTS in the Balkans must be giving Mussolini a severe headache. All along he has regarded .south-eastern Europe as his sphere of influence. But his entry into the war on the side of Germany gave Stalin the oDuor tunity of a life-time to eS southward
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    HITLER COMPLETES PLANS FOR ASSAULT ON BRITAIN
    772 6 Axis People Being Prepared For Long And Costly War Reuter. Arr 4U v London, Aug. 1. 1 lhebeg.nn.ng of a month which has so often Bgured in Nazi prewhv H.Tua d Wnfa naturally renewed "r T makinK he aUack in force has been
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    FIFTH COLUMN IN PANAMA
    25 6 Reuter. Washington, Aug. secretary, ar.m.umt-l day that 81 foreign been detained in ih, h:,<l Canal zone for de„, i Reuter. t
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    GERMAN THREATS TO DUTCH
    100 6 Reuter. A__„ London. CCORDING to Dutch auth quarters in London. Dr mquar. Reich Commissar Netherlands, in a proclamation to-day threatened severe penalties again* S owiVT of loyalty t0 S celebrate hor 3 SP* day) her first birthday., an rl Puniahetl fl „„f <:oratli;n of buildings showini!
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    Reuters' Flat Denial Of Nazi Lie
    141 6 Reuter. F OR a lone time £2*2; A, 'r and T.S»Ho« p c tne German which ReutS? h a tacks u P° n confident that fi2 snored, feeling answer them£ivJ Z Se attacks w °uld But y and misundeVsVoi p might Jb] y be
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    WINDSORS DUE IN NEW YORK AUG. 9
    22 6 Reuter. The New York. Aug. I. Windsor ho Duke and Duchess YorK- 0»%. One New
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      57 6 Railways As from Ist. August, 1940, Sleeping Cabin or berlh accommodation cannot be guaranteed unless reservation fees are paid four hours before booked departure of trains from Singapore, I Penang or Kuala Lumpur. Re- I servation fees can be paid at any I station. ZERO T E XI CELLULAR SPORT*
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    What Next?
    22 7 le else would suspect Salvat .n Armj officers of being anything are—great friends ii over the world, even in Japan.
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    JAPANESE MOVE AGAINST THE SALVATION ARMY
    106 7 Reuter. I EADING officers of fc£?2S& Ug L L here P 1 1 1 c Salv l »on Army tv„ L11C organisation s activities Tientsin at their h»-H Army from Six for»L headquarters yesterday women wele Mrs walfcl e»»mlne<l while Major gendarmerie. Questioned by
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    SAYS NEW FOREIGN MINISTER
    217 7 TRADE ADVANCE IN EAST ASIA Reuter. In t^ 2^^ East Ind s -^ss- Trie new Government has issued n lengthy statement of policy. It says the Dolnt stands at a greut hwtonc turning It is of urgent necessity that we should grasp the inevitable trends of
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    Power Of Extremists In Japan
    236 7 Reuter L.NMBn, All" 1 1 W° doubt is fell London, says 11 The Times dipt) rustic corresponj d nf, that the arrests of British subjects in Japan uave a political t motive. "The arrested men have all been prominent in the past In trying to
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    14 7 Reuter. London, Aug. 1: The death has occurred of Admiral Henry Wise Parker. —Reuter.
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    EMERGENCY COURTS BILL AMENDMENT
    108 7 British Wireless. inn? u~ London. I. '1 HE House of Commons this afterthe h!n n ,o a t? reed to an amendment in vherPhv mg Up courts, Slfaif,7« c ases ln wnich the death x?h ,s infl,ct f d wUI °c reviewed by consisting of not
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    QUIET DAY AT KENYA COLONY
    26 7 Reuter. rp, Nairobi Aue. 1. Our bomber.; carried out a raid on the enpmy aerodrome of Yavello. The results are await
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      285 8 Two Grand Pictures brought back in response to hundreds of requests! Q| Special Week-end LArl IUL MORNING MATINEES! To-morrow (Saturday) Morning at 11 o'clock Special Last Screening of M.G.M.'s famous Technicolour Hit— "THE WIZAKH OF Wir with Judy Garland—Ray Bolger—Bert Lahr—Jack HaleyFrank Morgan and Billie Burke. Sunday and Monday, Aug.
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      182 8 PACKED HOUSES SINCE OPENING COME EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT TO-DAY ALHAMIIIA 3.15, 6.15 9.15 Two Great Stars in the Year's Greatest Picture MIDNIGHT PREMIERE to-morrow—ALHAMBKA WITH CLA UDE RAINS [jjjd 41 7 TO-NIGHT 9.30 "MARX BROS, at the CIRCUS" TO-DAY 3 P.M. "VALLEY OF THE GIANTS" TO-MORROW POPEYE 11 WIDE
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      505 9 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 45> In the High Court of the Straits Settlements Settlement of Singapore t▼„ v Summary Case. In Bankruptcy. No 2 7 n f iQ-?n mahSSod v AMIX «W hajee MAHMOOD of No. 17-F off Lorone 19 Geylang Road, Singapore Fireman FiS?Y n C d E p-
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      130 10 NOTICE TAKE NOTICE lhat Wong Ho Neo, wife of Low Swee Ciuan, left his house and protection on the 28th July, 1940, without his knowledge and consent and he will not be responsible for any debls contracted by her as from date thereof. Dated this .{lst day of July, 1940.
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      784 10 f Radio; I SINGAPORE LONDOV ZHL 225 metres (1.33 «c TRANSMISSIONS EHF M M metres (9 98 mc OM 17.79 McV (l« J* 1 p.m. OST 15.14 Met 1392 1.15 Light Music. OM 21.53 Met #tHI 1.30 Programme Summary and mid-day Tin, Programme begins 6 n m ,f ***+h\ Copra
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    Stock Exchange
    23 11 The Stock Exchange Crm with oiLs strong, ads, reflecting the embargo, and Kaffirs the course of the trket quietly improved firm.
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    Reuter's COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    187 11 TIN London, Aug. 1 £2673 4 Buyers £268 Sellers i l £267» 2 Buyers £2673 4 sellers Rl TIBER London. Aug. 1. Quietly Steady 13 13» 8 12?s 12 11 16 12 13 IS 12 316 12 516 LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE lon, Aug. i. 55 9 26
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    Market Reports S. AFRICAN MINES TO WORK ALL OUT
    63 11  -  By Reuter JHE Government w^?s mV»? Ue L 1 ing and develooinV m b th Producworkm, lc %ir?.S,f v lnes to continue Heuthe report that tt ri° Undation f <* insist that wcrk o »v P Veriunent may S'-ven precedence to
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    PURCHASE TAX SCHEDULE
    119 11 London, Aug l These do not taehSl TSS«*2B ap P,yfight; water renT'nr L^?° d drink ready subject ?o heavy a r rticles a] as tobacco, andl petaS taxation such luSleHr^^S Wh iCh are avoiced will be tfvoH PUrcha l c can be Wholesale value d one of
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    Food Prices
    59 11 London. i -ru Food C.IF sellini 'oX 6 Ministry of cereals, effecUve to da, f r im Barley. ChevaUer tel- ar f„ as follows: 525: oats 41 6 £c 623 TW badey compare with q£ Dr evio,,7!? nces 40s. 365, and 38s rSpwtiwiv"* 5 w. s maize neas
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    Cotton Finance
    77 11 sterling annual*to* flSScf S2g* Overseas Ccttons Limited Bntlsn alrl£rv si£j Ye P e ™e Frcm Neu York\ i ttCn Board Jackson Curt! estiAtl that at 11 100.000 hales n Crop Liverpool reports that cotton opened I The loan market was oniet with upai Fives, which show the best
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    American Wheat
    22 11 Chicago. Aug. i._The bulk of the dailv ernSenTlo'an 11 Mf*"" into S >Qo7llT y rains The Alberta outlook'sTx Vent 8
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    %liiiiiiiiiinii Domi
    10 11 duccd on 0 /centre 1 lFc'ms iniUm W8S
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    TIN SHARES WEAK
    59 11 (From Our Financial Correspondent) rV Singapore, Friday. N shares continued weak yesterslM y T r 4h Fatts «own to but ?enpr»n h wer ef* irI V supported, were *2St peak,n «ollar tins were very quiet. There u»« «1»«-, n n esl em nt A 3$ S3? stf
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    Mid-Day Prices
    24 11 Singapore, Friday. Prices of tin and rubber in Singapore at noon to-day were:— TIN $*****, down fl. RUBBER Buyers 36%; Sellers 37.
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      27 11 BANK ND, A (TRUSTEES) L 'MITED. I 'MITIo NK 0F S"' filch I- i ncorporated l B a Trust Comof xSgJinwi' or kSie, f' IX£ D pees
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      674 11 Public Notices E B lSff RUBBER ESTATES, LTD NC^CE at f s d Settlements) Thirtieth Annual y rf^ n that at the Meeting to ta? kL General Office of the comin at l he Street, MalaccarSPlß N a 18 Jonker da y of Augusf' in IFyP' the 10th Directors at
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      346 11 STEAMER SAILINGS P&CL BRITISH* INDIA f. O. S.N. Co., The Agent, Co.lyer Q„ ay 8.1.S N. CO., BOUSTEAD CO, LTD fo, For PENANG, RANGOON CALCUTTA q™»- i rr ~R e£ u l ar SailingsSpec, l Ho ida y Return Tickets to China For on d apan at Reduced Rates. For
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      372 11 BRITISH j INDIA The best possible services an being maintained by The P I O. S. N. Coy. from the Straits to their usual ports of call in China, India, Ceylon and the United Kingdom, Passengers are requested to register their requirements but under present circumstances sailings are perforce restricted.
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    URGES SALE OF 60 DESTROYERS TO GR. BRITAIN
    89 12 Reuter. New York, Aug. 1. FIFTY-THOUSAND copies ot a printed statement urging the United States to make available at least 60 'over age" destroyers to Britain has been distributed to the nation by the Committee to Defend America by aiding the Allies.
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    CANADA AND THE LEAGUE
    90 12 Reuter. Ottawa, Aug. 1. SINCE the evacuation of British children to Canada began, 227 have been admitted to Canada for the duration ot the war, it was stated In the House of Commons to-day. Mr. Mackenzie King, Premier, told the House that Canada had "net decided
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    31 12 Reuter. Wellington, Aug. 1. It is announced that a virtual moratorium nas been imposed for the duration of the war by the new regulations to give protection to mortgagors and debtors.—Reuter.
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    NAZIS ADMIT POWER OF BRITISH BOMBING
    182 12 Reuter. London, Aug. J'HE following are quotations from recent articles in (ierman papers: The Deutsche Allgemeine Zeilung, on July 17, wrote; English incerdiary bombs have greater power of penetration than is usually presumed. The range and penetrating power of the of their explosive bombs
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      256 12 THE BOOK OF WOODCRAFT by Ernest Thompson Seton. It tells you how to make camp, how to forecast the weather, how to bnild a Are, cook, make a bow and arrow, and how to identify t*ees. animals, snakes, birds—play games— and give fiist Aid in emergencies, etc.. Price only 13.00
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      99 12 j T^n j What did the Surveyor say /V jiff as he surveyed I %k{ the bar? I =J| I[ Johnnie Walker is blended Bom 1820 I Sli I {rom al the finest whiskies of Scotland. —still going i H| m Old —each of them is matured for years >
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      125 12 WHAT EXPECTANT A\D NURSING MOTHERS SHOULD EAT Child bearing calls for certain sor precautions. One of the most impr f ant of these precautions concerns (S The mother's digestion must no* h overtaxed with heavy unbalanced aa constipating foods, but her food n be very nourishing and easily assin lated.
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