Morning Tribune, 26 July 1938

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE km.. :t- No ,51 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY. July 26^ 1938. FIVE CENTS.
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    2 KILLED IN HAIFA BOMB OUTRAGE
    199 1 SERIOUS RIOTING FOLLOWS EXPLOSION HAIFA, MONDAY. JHIRTY-NINE ARABS AND THREE JEWS WERE KILLED, IN ADDITION TO SEVERAL OTHERS BEING SERIOUSLY WOUNDED IN A BOMB EXPLOSION THIS MORNING IN THE VEGETABLE MARKET HERE FOLLOWED BY RIOTING. ll SIMILAR outrage also occurred at the same spot
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    26 1 London, Monday. Doctor Von Dirksen, German Ambassador, left London for Germany on Saturday night, on leave extending over a month or six weeks British Official Wireless
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    Attempt On Life Of Governor
    105 1 Attempt On Life Of Governor New York. Monday. HIRELESS picked up by Associated Press from San Juan, Porto po, savs that an attempt was made shoot Major General Blanton nship. Governor of this United .tes dependency, during the celeition at Ponce, commemorating t 40th anniversay of the landing American troops
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    42 1 Iwo w London, Monday. War Minister, Mr Hore Belisha, ■tel Ln nVemng by the Kin 0f ian war memorial on Friday, S^ o^ where he spent the «nd on a Pnvate visit, returns t*-, nby air 0 n Sundav British Official Wireless
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    Vill Rubber Quota Be Changed?
    93 1 T interest is centred London. Monday. «funittee at which th*" orrow meetin i of the International Rubber ****d. and d&TSSittf takei!"* QU ta iS "P* e *h Prom f 13 w ould lot likei t?r ure the Committee •fcile nnct„ ptember owing to holiail f
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    BIG R. A. F. BASE IN CANADA?
    81 1 New York, Monday. A SUGGESTION that a big British air base be built in Canada is approved by the New York times, which declares that in view of the long tradition of peace between the United States and Canada, and the natural community
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    33 1 London, Monday. THE death has occurred of the Rt. Hon. Sir Thomas Horridge, P.C. K.C, the oldest judge of King's Bench Division of the High Court when he retired from service last year.
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    SARAWAK'S "PRINCESSES" NON-EXISTENT
    143 1 SARAWAK'S "PRINCESSES" NON-EXISTENT i "Press Fabrication" Says Raja Brooke London, Monday. rtf a letter to the British Press t'he Rajah .off/Sarawak complins that his daughters are styled "Princesses" to tbe .ons tant annoyance of native Sarawak and himself. The title, says the Rajah, is pure fabrication by the Press, and
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    53 1 London, Monday. Reports are current to the effect that a British arbitrator may visit Prague and offer assistance In connection with the Sudeten-German problem. Neither confirmation nor denial of ihe reports as hitherto obtainable in London but the name oi Lord Runciman is freely mentioned by foreign observers as the
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    $40,000 Jewel Theft In S'pore
    117 1 $40,000 Jewel Theft In S'pore SINGAPORE POLICE ARE INVESTIGATING A REPORT BY MR. A. FLINTER, THE LOCAL DIAMOND MERCHANT, OF THE LOSS OF $40,000 WORTH OF DIAMONDS BETWEEN SUNDAY NIGHT AND YESTERDAY MORNING. A Tribune reporter gathered that Mr. Flinter left the diamonds in a valise in an iron safe
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    27 KILLED IN AIR CRASH
    103 1 President Officials Have Narrow Escape BOGOTA, (COLOMBO), MONDAY. PRESIDENT LOPEZ, MEMBERS OF THE CABINET AND DIPLOMATS, WHO WERE PARTICIPATING AT THE BOGOTA CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS, NARROWLY ESCAPED WHEN A MILITARY PLANE CRASHED NEARBY, KILLING TWENTYSEVEN. The pilot of thc plane lost control after I looping the
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      33 1 J „v OTHI* P4GBS Roof Collapse Randal*" says CJ. i Muni" Charge ,ond T(!'uide r iP.20&22 i Racing n-uiat*. < S, (ieorae Trimmer I Feted J* Malavan Tennis 23 lustralia Wins r est—Page 24
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    Miraculous Escape For 2 Women & 2 Children When Roof Laves In
    228 2 Miraculous Escape For 2 Women 2 Children When Roof Laves In T uo WOMEN AM. WO CHILDFROM DEATH VESTERDAI Al II < SSS WHEN THE MIDDLE PR HON OF Till 1:001 HI HOlSh IN (lioos (.1 \N STREET, <>< I I PIED HV KWONG TONG ON, WASHERMAN. CAVED IN. Two
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    MAGIC AT JOHORE
    36 2 His Highnes; tin- Sultan till arranged lor Mr. Max Malini, the Magician, to i.ive a performance ai um Royal Johore International Club to-day at p.m., and extends a cordial invitation to all members.
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    UNLAWFUL SOCIETY
    66 2 Singapore. Monday. DEFORE Mr J. C. H. Oldham, the se- dond magistrate, this morning, a Chinese was charged for being a member of an unlawful society at 5 a.m. on July 24. of this year, at 42. Hamilton Road. Accused claimed trial and his honour allowed bail in
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    "Scandal" Says Chief Justice
    245 2 "Scandal" Says Chief Justice 10-Month Inquiry Singapore, Monday. "IT is a scandal for a preliminary 1 inquiry to take 10 months," said Mr. Justice McElwaine, Chief Justice, presiding at the Court of Appeai. when B. Vappoo Merican, an Indian Mohammedan, sentenced to terms of imprisonment on charges of theft and
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    REWARD FOR RESCUE AT SEA
    71 2 Seremban. Mi COR saving the Life of a ChJ who had fallen overboard Dickson in September. 1937, c Leman bin Daud was presented the Royal Humane Society Cert cate this morning by His H the Yang Di Pertuan of N bilan. The representation took pUq
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    DECREE NISI GRANTED IN PERAK CASE
    100 2 Ipoh. Mona A DECREE nisi was granted to-daj the Perak Supreme Court by I Justice Murray Aynsley to Mrs. fl Ivy Turnbull, nee Hay. who petit* lor the dissolution of the marriage ber husband, Frederick Charles Ti *****1 Mr J L. Woods, appeared for
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    SNATCH THIEVES SENTENCED
    162 2 SNATCH THIEVES SENTENCED I Singapore, Mondai A CASUAL passer-by returning I from work in his motor-car responsible for the arrest of %~m *hief. it was mentioned to-day Third Police Court, where a J Cantonese, Lam Hon Sang, m guilty to the theft of a gold chain was snatched, it was
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    Royal Paris Visit On Screen
    67 2 Royal Paris Visit On Screen THE management of the N« i* Theatre have received j*U from London to the effec n a test British Movietone New* g elude the visit to Pans oi j» ties the King and the Qui t»- j dispatched by K.L.M. P hu «l nuaP ort
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    35 2 <• gjnc3 The Telugu Community <> r _q are holding an todifui dinm s gj Sunday night at the S .B p- h j mises, Cantonment Roaa. w Mr B. Govindasamy. ment as Justice of the Pea
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    FATHER CHARGED WITH MURDER OF DAUGHTER
    213 3 Sequel To Terrible Estate Tragedy FW m Our Own Reporter) SEREMBAN. MONDAY. F v S MHS ?GNES JOSEPH. STAFF SsE of THE KUALA PILAH WOital. RAN OUT OF HER TNTHE GOVERNMENT QUARL bE v^ W THE ULU MUAR CLUB, umpIl J CRYING FOR HELP
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    MALAY JUDGE FOR NEGRI?
    40 3 (From Our Own Revorlcr) Seremban. Monday. It i.s understood that the Hon. Mr. Justice Pedlow will leave on transfer to Singapore at the beginning of August. Raja Musa will succeed him as the Negri Resident Judge.
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    BAR COMMITTEE & ASIATIC MAGISTRATES
    107 3 BAR COMMITTEE ASIATIC MAGISTRATES ■UoUoHin* letter to the Morning Ir i u, h been waived from L (,refll, ecretary 0 f the »W»ore Bar Committee: Pp been directed by my Committee Eta? U M egart to the m5 B iq lhe Mornin K Tribune of 1938. under the heading "Petirisine
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    Law Notice For To-day
    49 3 Law No tice For To-day ef ore the rw v Cf,Ur tat IoS Mr Justice Home p Ap^' No 2miS ,urt of Cri vs Uin f lmill^ U A-M?! orne in 2nd c °urt Seamed 1 etc. vs. Sa- and anor. (In:>ersNo.4Bl» Hu P.*. Sm Kheng ua Kee Yen.
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    "Did Not Mutilate My Wife"
    282 3 Singapore. .Monday. PX-INDIAN Army Officer, Manggal Singh, SO-year-old Great War veteran, appealing before the High Court to-day, told Mr. Justice McElwaine that Indian Army officers ffo not mutilate their wives. He had been sentenced in May to five years' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. Justice Horne
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    BETHEL CHURCH OF ENGLAND SCHOOL
    85 3 Two cinema performances in aid of the building fund of Bethel Church of England School, Katong. will be given at the Roxy Cinema thi.. evening. The film :o be shown will be Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch. The shows begin at 6. 15 and
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    29 3 THK WKDDING GROUP of Mr. Seet Chong Chanr (usher of the fourth polite court. Singapore) and Miss Madeleine Loke. The ceremony took place at St. Joseph's Church yesterday. (Tribune).
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    NAVAL APPOINTMENT
    61 3 Vice-Admlral James Fownes Somerville C.8., D.5.0., has taken over command pf the East Indies Station from Commodore Alan Poland D.5.0.. and has hoisted his flag in H.M.S. Norfolk Chargeurs Reunis s.s "Cap St. Jacques" is due here on the 27th instant at daylight from Colombo, and will sail
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    18 3 Mr. Won; Pak Tai and Miss Lee Ah Hou, who were married yesterday at the Chinese Consulate. (Tribune).
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      64 3 t 32 PAGES TO-MORROW TO-MORROWS issue of the J Morning Tribune will consist iof 32 pages, including 1 ani eight- i page supplement published in con- j n<ction with the re-opening of lhe new Alhanibra Theatre to- i morr-Mv night. < THUtTY-TWO PAGES FOR i Till. ISI AL PRICK OF
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      76 3 (BRITISH) Only the purest and finest quality ingredients are used in this face Powder which is silk sifted and will not do; tbe pores. Gives the bloom of youth to every skin. From all leading Dispensaries and High-Class Stores. Sole Distributors: RAHAMIN PENHAS 117-125, Cecil Street. Just Received Just Received
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      123 4 i' London Monaaj HI prrvlou" To-dav Chans, ::".,„ Buyem Fallen Buyers .tellers Stead) 1% 7 1 16 E f 2nd Forward (Scpteni!)' «rd Forward t6t* 1 e*J Buyers Sellers Buyers Seller--7 6 16 7 ***** 7 11 16 7S 1 — MK^mm**^.*mWLM§M London, Monday »ALM OIL (Malaya) Previous
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      120 4 98 6 London 99DuntopKuOOer 28 6 77 44 279 776 rm General Electric 313 31 4 1 • ijn Imperial Chemica! Industries 169! 1% 142 6 m Pnperial Tobacco 29 3 2974 4 il nngio-Du'.cn 74 74 Canadian Pacrtk 3 10» 3'IOU London Tin 30--30 7U Ml
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      FRASER & COMPANY
      245 4 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends Singapore. July 25 5 pm. Total h Coiiij. nj Books Close t)»te Payable tx I** fi TIN Asam Kumbang 6ci. No. 62 Julv 29 Auk- 5 July 30 Ifl Austral Malay 9d. div. 2d. bonus lIS Hongkong Tin Ipoh Tin Kampong Lan jut 1%
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      FOREIGN EXCHANCE
      66 4 Previous 171. fa.l Pans iciosing; middle rate) 178.16 T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 8 .95 1 ir> T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate. !''• T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate; 1..s 3 1 16 TT. on Japan (closing selling rate) ls. 2d. f.T. on New York (closing
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      METAL MARKET
      23 4 London. Monday. UN Standard Previous To-day <'h:int" Bpot, (afternoon < closing price) £l94' H £l94* H f£l.. r »rwarri *****a £l96 fttfc
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      35 4 KCltHktt New York. Saturday Previous To-day Chanse Tone Steadv Hpot Buyers Sellers 155ft 15 J i Closed OctjDec buyers Sellers 157, 16 TIN Kf Ton- Steadv Steadv Spot 43 l m. AV_
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      BULLION MARKET
      32 4 GOLD Fine Bar SILVER Spot 4 month-. forward H London. Previous To- day n ,1.1 £7 is I» 5 h 19 13,16 19»:. 19 11 16 Monday. Chang* +3|lS 1-3116
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      SHARE MARKET
      240 4 Messrs. Fraser Co/s Report Singapore. Monday. FRASER and Co/s report is as follows: MINING. Tin at midday was $98. i' nc hanged. Tin shares experienced a veiv dull day to-day aflti on a steady market the value of most shares showed nc change over the week-end. Southern Kin
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      DUCKS & SHARES
      766 5 DUCKS SHARES w ued By Fraser £r Company 1 iiv 25, 5 p.m. MINING 4> Eul 1 t 29--■r 44- 48--"SBo 24 9 fd 1 0.60 213 1.37 0.00 22!6 1.42 Ei 103 109 itai 219 22 9 -1-6-■fttnf 0 38 0 42 iTm 094 098 fttt 23 3 24,3xd
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      NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL – MAATSCHAPPU N.V.
      132 5 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL MAATSCHAPPU N.V. Incorporated in tne Netherlanda. (Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Established Oy Royal Charter 'AD. x834 I Paid Up Capital *5«58k85 Statutory Reserve Fund 5.000.W0 Special Reserve i.uw.uw Chairman of the Board of Directort H. C. REHBOCK. Managing Board: D CRENA DE lONGH President M TAUDIN CHABOT
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      LYALL & EVATTS QUOTATIONS
      215 5 LYALL EVATTS QUOTATIONS MINING Singapore, Monday. Buyerc „ Jeri Ampats 41A|6 Batu Selangors 1.37 1.42 Hong Fatts 0.95 0.99 Hongkong Tin 23 3 24 3xd Jelebus 0.70 0.75 Kamunting Tin 9|9 111-xd Katu Tin 256 266 4 « 1 Kramats 10--11- 183 193 Kuchais 1.30 1.35 Laruts 1016 1113 Lingui
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      DEBENTURES AND LOANS
      158 5 PfcNANG iMCNICIPAL 5% 1926 red. 1956-66 $4,000,000 int. May » Nov. 1 W2 1214 cl 43 4 1929 red 1909-69 $8,250,000 1 O A • Inc. May 15 Nov. 15 119 120 1935 red. 1956-1966 $625,000 Int. June 1 Dec. 1 100 101 Cl 1% 1937 red.
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      16 4 Mil 1 11 KItHIMI IfnURANCI CONTACT, LTD BRANCHES AGEXCIES THROUGHOUT THE WORLD ,V1 I ilnlayion Oreen
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      13 4 thiii fcJ V>>^^^^s^^ I k £2/ Y2z¥^^*^2j*^^^2t!w**mm\ JA > V4 1 SIME DARBY Co.,Ltd:
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      93 5 S. E LEVY CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila. Singapore. Investment Bankers and Brokers tn Securities and CommoditUM* Doily Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Strric*. Members: KEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF N.Y. NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE. SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE. HONGKONG SHARE
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    ALLEGED $1,000 CHEATING
    48 6 ALLEGED $1,000 CHEATING H W Soon mmTTSmmTZ the second <*£LstratT morning on the aliened wS of cheating a Chinee J22 Ho Soon C-hiang. by fi her to deliver to him SUw Mr. Richard Lim appears, the accused. A postponement of one «m with baU of $1,000 were ext^]
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    PROVIDEN FUND FOR MINERS
    88 6 PROVIDEN FUND FOR MINERS Singapore. Mini FORMED to promote the persona professional interests of all pt employed on the staff of mining panies. the Mines~ASiatic Staffs Aj tion has just published its memora of association and articles of associ The establishment of a ber.ei fund from which may be made
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      223 6 ■4mmmW OI'KMM. Wll (QW Jj^_W s~ TO-NIGHT rAVILIUH wfill SHK WAS ONLV A BARGEES DAUGHTER mvmir B SHE KNEW ou T0 MANAGE THE m_\m_ _mm) B u)ovsr C? v JESSIE MATTHEWS ''7?****^m*\m IN fHI wWF^f\*W BRITISH Ml SHAL HIT BL^li SAM l\4. ALONG* fet&h WMM J V K *%m 2l.iM-,
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      110 6 THEATRE tiOYALI T IGHT A Gem Amon? Hindustani Pictures UA\ K i; S I l» AII I k ull of v on n Comedy. Thrills and Music Ope x n G TO-910 II KO W 315 615 j al lhe I 915 CAPITOL Malaya's Largest and Finest Theatre. STAN and
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      290 7 Frss^"SS~] Making CinemA History —^kiTgs FROM 28th JULY S BIGGEST DOUBLE EVENT Tm FTL JJJ r P M M EVER PRESENTER TO .MALA VAX 0 f CINEMA-GOERS |l I \t* «y^NiS R*^S^^ I'REMIERE AT MALAYA'S TO 3 lOR ROW [j S^ > *mS IRST AND ONLY AIRAT 9 30P.M. fl
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      100 7 I tonight MARLBOROUGH 6.00 9 P.m. LAST TWO SHOWS FOUR LAST CHANCE TO SEE! I "CHANDRA KANTHA" I AN ENTERTAINING TAMIL TALKIE I GALA OPENING TO-MORROW THE MIGHTY MYTHOLOGICAL TAMIL TALKIE SRI KANTHALEELA" or "THE BIRTH OF SHANMUGHA" jl m mmmmmmmwm aa^Mi^a^^ mm^mmmmmwmwwwmmmmmmwmmmmmm*a^. mmmmm^^mim^amw^mmmmmmm---mm m-aammaamaa****w*\ EMPIRE THEATRE (Tanjong Pagar) TO-NIGHT
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    BRITAIN'S ONE-MAN MILITIA & ONE-MAN REGIMENT DISAPPEARS
    2778 8 BRITAIN'S ONE-MAN MILITIA ONE-MAN REGIMENT DISAPPEARS Our LONDON LETTER 'From Out Own Correspondent) London, July 15. the cables are humming, trying to keep pace with an aeroplane which is streaking round the world at Incredible speed Tomorrow they will tellf ot another record, another feat of daring The news of
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    71 8 Topical Press pressed a outtoni^h" V*' London dl Rs»hgJ a blast which brouii,?? ffi e at Euston N.W. thus detonatW Quarries net L^k suS" VnS" tons of "mestone at the Caldon ig product efl this V£rt S m 5° v mi^ away. A considerable part of tbe the mm ftl
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      23 8 Read Of BRITAIN'S CIVIL AVIATION PROGRESSQUEEN VICTORIA'S SUPERSTITION— A REGIMENT'S DISAPPEARANCE -EMPIRE MIGRATION PROBLEM -R.A.F s BIG DRIVE-ODD NAMESPLEASURE FROM TOR-TURE-COMMERCE AND ART.
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    75 9 Topical Press Britain's one-man regiment, the North Irish Horse, disappeared when Major Sir Ronald Ross, Conservative M.P. for Londonderry, its only serving officer, reached the age limit and retired. Sir Ronald became a major in the North Irish Horse, a cavalry militia regiment, during the war. The rank and file
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Tuesday. July 26, 1938. PETTY CAR THEFTS
    305 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Tuesday. July 26, 1938. PETTY CAR THEFTS IN view ol the number of petty thefts from unattended cars, the question whether the vehicles, when left in public car parks,' should be locked or unlocked, is of more than passing importance. For some time past, it has been
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    JAPAN'S LACK OF WAR STAMINA
    764 10  - JAPAN'S LACK OF WAR STAMINA MR. LIN SEN By President Of The Chinese Republic THK Anal verdict of the Sino-Japan-esc w^r will go to the country with the greater staying power for the last desperate effort, and having adopted the strategy of prolonged hostilities. China must intensify her efforts to
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    11 10 %ff^***^*****^ i^Hhri^^^H-.* tn water-proofs are sorting over the pile. (Planet News-
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    BRITAIN IS CENTRE OF GREAT SPY PLOT
    383 11 BRITAIN IS CENTRE OF GREAT SPY PLOT Agents Seeking Defence Secrets BRITAIN'S greatest spy hunt began recently. Sensational moves are expected following the discovery that foreign agents know secrets of British and French defence plans. First news of the activity by spies came when two suitcases dat the Gare Saint
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    INDO-CHINA SAFETY
    78 11 m Issue For Defence Of Colony ccor <iint> tn Lungchow. Penchant report from Saigon, issue of 2 H° r li les have announced lhe amount ina d€fence bonds franc s *****00 P iast «s or tt| srt2n2 I adio campaign has *0{ nel fc ench officials for I
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    French Prince Who Died For Britain
    301 11 Johannesburg THE cross in Zululand erected by Queen Victoria to the Prmce Imperial was surrounded by hundreds of people on the 59th anniversary of the Prince's death, when a pilgrimage to the spot was arranged by two South African Associations. The Prince Imperial, son
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    28 11 Mr. J. J. Sheehan. M.C.S., has been appointed to be Controller of Rubber in Province Welleslv. Malacca and Labuan. in the place of Major G. M. Kidd. MCS.
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    28 11 Mr. C A. Panicker, a prominent leader of the Indian Community, Sungei Patani. has left for Penang Hill on a few days' holiday with Mrs. C A. Panicker.
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    WHEAT BOUNTY
    245 11 American Farmers To Benefit Bv Loan Washington. 4 wheat loan for 1938, with rates averaging 59 or 60 cents per bushel, to the producers desiring to hold out for better prices was ttfinounced by Mr. Henry A. Wallace, Secretary of Agriculture. Other details of the proposed loan are
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    Mining In Canada
    336 11 Mining In Canada Ottawa. SPURRED by prospects of new discoveries, mining and exploration companies operating In the Yellowknife River and adjoining areas, Northwest Territories, look for one of the busiest seasons in the history of northern mining The Mining Recorder of the Department of Mines and Resources, stationed at Fort
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      94 11 POLAROID Glasses are ibe latest scientific discovery in flare protection They permit you to actual!* «*e ?o to 30 feet below the surface ef the water FOR TFE FIRST TlME— perfect eye comfort for dri vin*. cruising, fish Jnr tennis or any outdoor sport. Ree our demonstration of this remarkable
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      31 11 TNI TRUI TONIC FOOD OIUMHI «f OH Cktmim mm4 Storm I »i\i: a nwn j at tha Capitol Restaurant Music oy KURT BLACH his Orchestra WEDNESDAY FRIDAY 8 P.M. To Midnijrht
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    LONDON FIRE
    243 12 Planet News Tons of cardboard, believed to have been fired by sparks from an acttyj factory of Hugh Stevenson and Sons, Limited, cardboard box manuf«" store was considerably damaged. Firemen, wearing masks owing to tne iml furiously at the Pi London. The lz e for many hours Kixteen-year-eld
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      144 12 now S\ days across the air m i < 1 y i n g- B o a i i, board ;i promenade deck, hot and cold meals served J^WJSt,*S lares Include all night stop accommodation, all meals and tip, Only drinks are xtra theie's I bar on board ENGLAND IN
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      45 13 YOU WILL FIND THE LARGEST SELECTIONS IN DIAMOND RINGS BRACELETS BROOCHES, etc. AT Rene lIIMAW WHERE QUAUTI and \ALLE ARE TRADITIONAL. The Best is to come and see at RENE ULLMANN JEWELLERS. Raffles Place, SINGAPORE. Opened daily including Saturdays from 8 ajn. to 6 pjn.
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    BEAUTY'S ENEMIES
    1879 14 S IF mm GOING j To wear toeless sandals and slip- pers pay just as much attention to i your pedicure as you do to your manicure. It's really lots simpler j S to repair chipped polish on your i i toe nails than on your finger nails.
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    CUTICLE CARE
    695 15 CUTICLE CARE .j. 4 J DO YOU KNOW S THAT ink can be removed from even the lightest carpet if you rub it over with tomato juice? a*. The Skin Around Your Nails Should Provide Lovely Frames For Them Smooth white hands tipped with rosy nail>. beautifully manicured and with
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    POSTAL INTELLIGENCE
    121 17 TO-DAY —^s. FOR PER DATE AND TIME Hoihow atßrtttfoi Anshun K.L.M. Anshun July >» 26 1 p.m. 26 2 p.m •l 2 p.m 26 2 p.m K.L.M. »? I*^ • Sumatra. S.-l ebes, Moluccas East •• and FfWi! Sibajak lmJ irdies-Ba^an and Eff&W UAH** Thon 8 26 2.30
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    137 17 IPS UONCiSIDF THK WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Entrance Exit Shiji Godown Gate Gate in Ht" 20 1 t I«rg 18 I 3 edah 18 2 3 imnning 15 2 3 jenaffaric 13 2 3 lenshiel 11 2 3 nmemnon 8 2 3 ampar 6 2 3
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    SALESMAN'S APPEAL FAILS
    80 17 Singapore, Mondav. SENTENSED on three counts of theft of a typewriter, forgery of a receipt and uttering a forged receipt, Chua Chwee Kiat, former salesman of Roneo and Co.. to-day appealed before the full Court of Appeal. Mr. Justice McElwaine presided assisted by Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell
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    Labourers Fined For Causing Mischief
    188 17 Labourers Fined For Causing Mischief Singapore. Monday THE ual of eight Chinese coolies including two women, before Mr. J. C H. Oldham, the second magistrate, last Friday on charges of house trespass and mischief to furniture valued at $20. was concluded to-day when all the accused were convicted on the
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    Prosperity Returns To Malaya
    320 17 Railways Make Huge Pro/it A LARGE increase in railway revenue is r. -ported by the General Manager ol lhe Federated Malav States Kail ways ior 1937 the revenue from lailways alone for the year totalling 515,262,388 compared with *****1.181 for thc previous year. Total revenue was
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    GUIDE TO FORM FOR SATURDAY'S RACES
    3693 19  -  Marcus Superbus (Compi^ Mf OPENING OF PENANG naCBNI %mm of all *>"** R oon»e> entered for Saturday, the LfS ot the Autumn meeting of K*£m Turf Club, showing at the u how the candidates have ffS the* U*t three runs <exfarwi h,re new) together
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    Compiled To Help Punters
    2615 20 Compiled To Help Punters 8.5. Ipoh, July 6.5»/ 2 furs. 1.9 2 5 M g 8 r ried 8.7 when second by tt g to ADC. 86. S'pore, May 21. 5^ 2 m 1.16 45. Heavy going. Carried 9.0 when unplaced to Grw dieu 9 0. S'pore, May 18. 7
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    UBLIC AGITATION TO SETTLE STRIKE
    579 21 PETITION TO COLONIAL SECRETARY TO-DAY POINTING out that the public generally are experiencing considerable inconvenience due to the iransport strike, over 20 associations, clubs and societies, mostly Chinese, are lodging a petition to-day with the Colonial Secretary, pressing for prompt action to settle the disputes
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    ANGLIN CLUB TENNIS
    103 21 ANGLIN CLUB TENNIS TS oi v-Merday's ties in the EJ, Club tennis tournament.- -„>„«■ OP (Semi-Final) L, Mrs. Strickland -U beat Bison and Miller -15.3 6-1. Cullen (up (Final) *m ham m g^yngton and Morns -15 beat K Thorougood -4 1-6. 6-1, Handicap Men's Doubles ffS Tu to -4 beat;
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    Singapore Port's Great Future
    457 21 Singapore Port's Great Future tA-PARTY TO SIR GEORGE I TRIMMER (IC tuoutes were paid to the labour contractors oi the Singapore [arbour Board by Sir George Trimmer at a tea party given last ig in his honour at the Airport on the eve of his departure for and sr 400
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    Saplings Stolen From Reservoir
    105 21 Saplings Stolen From Reservoir Singapore, Monday "I'M a newcomer and 1 do not know UM law of this country.'* said Chan Ah Lye-, a Cantonese woman, in answer to a charge of thoft of wood taken iron saplings, belonging to the Municipality, irom th<> grounds ol th^ Mcßitchle Reservoir. Ah
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    TUNGKU MAKHOTA AT MUSLIM DINNER
    254 21 TUNGKU MAKHOTA AT MUSLIM DINNER THE Medical School and the Raffles College Muslim Students' Union held their second annual dinner at the Air Port Restaurant on Saturday night. Apart from the members of the Union, some prominent people were present including His Highness the Tungku Makhota. of Johore. the Hon
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF CHEQUE & $1,300 CASH
    82 21 ALLEGED THEFT OF CHEQUE $1,300 CASH P TTrTi Singapore, Monday. HUA CHAI POH, a 31-year-old Hokien, claimed trial this morning before Mr. G. S. Rawlings, the Third Magistrate, to a charge of theft of a cheque and $1,300 cash, at 2 p.m on July 11, at No 72 A, Chulia
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    ALLEGED GAMINC HOUSE
    85 21 ALLEGED GAMINC HOUSE Singapore, Monday. MR. Yeo Hock Seng, Long binte Rahmat, Fatimah binte Mohamed, Mrs Lim Kim Kee and Yang binte Mohamed appeared this morning before Mr. J. C. H. Oldham, the second magistrate on a charge of playing "chee-kee" at about 6.15 p.m. yesterday at 84. Carpmael Road
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    Alleged Disturbance In Church Grounds
    79 21 Singapore, Monday SIM MOH Chong, an Hokien, appealed this morning befoie Mr. J. C. H Oldham, the Second Magistrate, on a charge that he at about 440 p.m. yesterday at the compound of St. Josephs Church, voluntarily caused disturbance to an assembly lawfully engaged in
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    SOCCER FRIENDLY AT BATU PAHAT
    179 22 ■From Our Own Correspondent) Batu Pahat. Sur.day AFTER having the better of the gainej the first half and leading J one, stage, tho Grand City Opera* fell away badly and conceded WJJ ther goals to lose by 6-2 in a WJ match against the Batu
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    MALAYAN "WIMBLEDON" TOURNAMENT BEGINS
    514 23 YESTERDA Y'S TIES ALAY A-D.E.I. MATCH TODAY made yesterday afternoon in the Malayan "Wimbledon' Lament when four ties in the Women's Singles Chamlayed off on the S.C.C. Courts. »mwd who turned up par.l the Siamese repreto „d 25 Doreen Sansoni. the champion, to action was learned
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    Cricket Club & Harbour Board In Div. 3 Draw
    467 23 Cricket Club Harbour Board In Div. 3 Draw ..pVi.,. IU 4 1. S.H.RJ.S.C I uka.vN game on the Singapore Cricket Club ground witnessed by a iarge tnwd yesterday afternoon was the result of a Third Division S.A.F.A. LeaJb i r< L m which a eoal each side was scored by
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    18 23 MISS GRENIER, Selangor's women tennis champion. photographed during yesterday's play in the Malayan tournament at the S.C.C. (Tribune).
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    S.C.R.C. R.A.F. Tennis Draw
    113 23 S.C.R.C. R.A.F. Tennis Draw IN a friendly tennis match played at Hong Lim Green yesterday, tbe S.C.R.C. drew with the R.A.F.. each side winning three games. Results (SC.R.C. mentioned first): Singles Foo Woon Wan beat Cpl. Dimmer 6 1. 6—3. Wee Eng Lock beat Sgt. Gould 6—3. 5—7, 10— S.
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    SKINS SHOW BETTER FORM
    451 23 SKINS SHOW BETTER FORM Gain League Points From Gunners Skins Gunners 1. AFTER their defeat by the S.C.C. recently, the Skins made a welcome recovery at toe Anson Road Stadium yesterday, when they beat thc Royal Artillery by the odd goal in three in a tirst division fixture of the
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    AUSTRALIA RETAIN ASHES
    742 24 Win Fourth Test By 5 Wickets ENGLAND LOSE NINE WICKETS FOR 50 RUNS IN 65 MINUTES AUSTRALIA WON THE FOURTH TEST AT LEEDS YESTERDAY, THE A THIRD DAY OF' PLAY, BY FIVE WICKETS. AND THUS INCI DENTALLY RETAINED THE ASHES IRRESPECTIVE OF THE RE SUIT OF IHE
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    SCORE BOARD
    432 24 KNGLAND— IST INNINGS C J. Bamett, c Barnett b McCormick 30 W. J. Edrich, b O'Reilly 12 J. Hardstaff. run out 4 W R. Hammond, b O'Reilly 76 E Pavnter. st Barnett b Fleetwood Smith 28 H. Compton. b O'Reilly 14 C. S. Price, c McCabe b O'Reilly
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    Crowd Jeers Bradman
    278 24 Bradman came in to play a most defensive game, which caused the crowd to cheer in ironical manner. Fames bowled two very maiden overs and at 32 "Bradman 10. Fingleton 9> the innings had lasted 45 minutes. Verity came on at this stage and set a very
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    85 24 LONDON. MONDAY TOUNTY CRICKET SCORES Lancashire beat Sussex by an innings and five runs. Sussex 195 (Wilkinson 4 for 18 1 ani 212 'Wilkinson 4 for 51). Lanes 412 for 9 declared (Washbrool 135. Iddon 95). Warwick beat Glamorgan by eight wickets. Glamorgan 170 and 114 (Hollies 6
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    48 24 In an evenly contested match yesterday the S.C. P. A. in beat the Municipal Services by two goals to one. Boon Kwang and Thioe Sem scoreo for the S.C. F.A. in the first half i Midwav in the second half Zargaa netted the only goal for the Services
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