Morning Tribune, 10 August 1938

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    13 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE 01.. 8-No 163. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, kugust 10, 193a FIVE CENTS.
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    GERMANY ASSURES JAPAN OF SUPPORT IN CONFLICT
    136 1 BERLIN, TUESDAY. PANESE CIRCLES HERE DECLARE THAT HERR RIBBENTHOP HAS GIVEN AN ASSURANCE TO THE JAPANESE BASSADOR THAT IN CASE OF A CONFLICT BETWEEN PAN AND THE SOVIET, GERMANY WILL AFFORD JAPAN >RAL SUPPORT AND "SUPPORT FROM OTHER POINTS VIEW. German diplomatic quarters
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    SOVIET FORCES HEAVILY SHELL JAP POSITIONS
    212 1 SOVIET FORCES HEAVILY SHELL JAP POSITIONS Tokyo, Tuesday. COVIET tanks are retreating on Novokievsk following the surrender of many tank crews from tlje disputed zone, says an official report which declares that the main body of Soviet troops have withdrawn fro-.i the front line positions. It is believed they are
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    102 Killed In Canton Raids
    178 1 I i.p.v.^- Canton, Tuesday. :HH lATANSBI raids occurred {ji: i U throughout Kwangtung this 1::: X nioriiing f I u l* nton cit X itself suffered the lil 3 ?iT2... rasttalUf estimated at jjH! H »2 killed and 159 wounded. The EH I 222 did
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    Rubber Restriction Extended
    54 1 Rubber Restriction Extended London. Tuesday THE chairman of the International Rubber Refutation Committee announces that all contracting governments who are parties to the agreement for the regulation of the production and export of rubber have accepted the Committees' recommendation regarding the continuation of the regulation for the five years alter
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    Canton Bombing
    50 1 Japanese bombers reduced to total ruins the Wongsha railway station at Canton, teeming city of South China. The Japanese air raids wrought havoc m the densely populated city, causing an enormous death-roll. Photo shows rescue workers amid the ruins of the Wongsha Station, Canton, shortly after the bombing.
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    Palestine Chief Appeals For Order
    174 1 London, Tuesday. IN a broadcast appeal last night for the restoration of order m Palestine, the High Commissioner, Sh Harold Mac Michael said that those practising violence do the worst possible service to a cause they have at heart. Far from demonstrating to the world
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      39 1 0, OTHER j Kab.es Feared 2 j gotel Clerk's Appeal 3 r asers Weekly I Report 1 Kat ,n*(iuide 1?& 20 J I Uxftl Cinemas -1 „iv I Soccer g Ka<( Handicaps 23 J J English Cricket 24 v
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    ANIMAL QUARANTINE REGULATIONS CRITICISED
    174 2 ANOTHER RABIES OUTBREAK FEARED CRITICISM of quarantine regulations fot animals was made hv committee members of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association at i recent meeting m which they decided to write to the Colonial Secretary asking that the right o! discretion granted to J »e Veterinary
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    STRIKE TALKS SECRECY
    53 2 CTRIcnOBT aaatnay is beiac obW served over the results of ye.s--♦-rday's mhi rrcm v between repre--•utatives of lhe transport strikers nd a leader of the Chinese comi unity. The deliberations lasted well -icr six hours during which time, >ye understand, the disputes betwaan the strikers and their
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    PENANG BUS OWNERS' APPEAL FAILS
    289 2 REGISTRAR'S DECISION UPHELD (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Tuesday. \s appeal, lodged before the Penang Commissioners by the owner of Bus P 782 and lour other owners against the decision of the Registrai n! Vel who refused to register their buses for the second half
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    19 2 ."Mr. G. von Daggenhausen and Miss Muriel Parrett. who were married yesterday at the Presbyterian Church. Tribune
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    SECOND-HAND DEALER UP IN COURT
    595 2 Singapore. Tuesday. THAT liceneees should apply tor their licences before the end oi the year m order to comply with police regulations \\a> the gist oi a judgment m the fourth magistrate's court to-da\ when x l'Z second hand dealers were charged with dealing m
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    S. O. S. FOR MALAYAN
    71 2 fßy Air Mail) 'From Our Orn Cormp'oM** l London. Jt'h THE 8.8.C. last ni«»it h *J east an s.o.s. mtassg* tai ll Deputy Harbour- Master »i N* gapore. Captain John McWJ* who is believed to be ia I>u" flef or London. h His father is
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    Wanted In Singapore, Arrested In K. L.
    141 2 'From Our Own Reporter) Girv., JSH a,a Lvm P"r. Tuesday. ENE BERSIN, alias Erbersin. a Latvian, was arrested and produced before Mr. A. J. Grattan Berlew. the First Magistrate, on a provisional warrant for an alleged offence of cheating said to hare hern
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    Army Officer Fined
    92 2 Army Officer Fined Singapore, ft***, JUDGMENT was this w delivered m the cum" f (hr Captain Norman A. Anniu^ Royal Engineers. Chanf 1 <jr|V)n g upon to answer a chart;*' p(Vf his motor car 5.1350 won* koad >n April 28 m a gerous to the public. Mr. Kenneth A. BUw
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    Raffles Hotel Clerk's Appeal Dismissed
    242 3 Raffles Hotel Clerk's Appeal Dismissed CHEATING CHARGE Singapore, Tuesday. rftiHi KENG HOE, a Chinese clerk, unsuccessfully appealed before f Mr. Justice Home m the Supreme Court, this morning, against sentence of four months rigorous imprisonment imposed on him L Mr. H. A. Forrer, District Judge, Criminal District Court, on a
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    Alleged Mischief By Fire
    70 3 Singapore, Tuesday. M Ah Sai, an English-speaking Ho- ki«n, aged 22 years, appeared before Ir. Conrad Oldham, the Second MaJstrate, this morning to answer a mp of having committed mischief by pc and thereby damaged 60 blankets. PWMi :ii $330. the property of one Teo pio
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    KUALA LUMPUR BROADCASTS TO CEASE?
    153 3 KUALA LUMPUR BROADCASTS TO CEASE? Fro Oiir Cto Reporter) Rkf Arw A oJ5 uala Lvr »pur, Tuesday. W'ADtASTS by the Malayan Amain Pri !i, 10 Soci <*y from their studio Jiing Hill wireless Station may rom November nrcular letter to all members of ;ty. calling an extraordinary' Wch will be
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    SEWING MACHINE
    50 3 Singapore, Tuesday. The charge of criminal breach of trust preferred against Ang Cheng Chun m respect of a sewing machine valued at $38, the property of Lye Aun was again mentioned m the second court this morning before Mr. Conrad Oldham. Mr. Oldham fixed Sept. 24 for hearing
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    Inadequate Insulation Leads To Court Charge
    245 3 Singapore, Tuesday. APPEARING on a summons this morning before Mr. H. A. Forrer, District Judge, the manager of the import department of Messrs. Boustead Co., Ltd., Mr. Harold L. Marshall, pleaded guilty to a charge of importing and selling electrical tahle lamps which were,
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    SHORTER WORKING HOURS?
    93 3 SHORTER WORKING HOURS? Singapore. Tuesd.n. r riMT no assistauee had been A received from the Chinese Chamber of Commerce and that lhe honorary secretary had accordingly written to the Chinese Chamber of Commerce regretting this lack of co-opera-tion was mentioned at a meeting ol the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association when
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    DROPPED TO HIS DEATH
    112 3 DROPPED TO HIS DEATH Singapore, Tuesday. TWENTY-NINE year-old Javanese able-bodied seaman, Taha), hurtled to his death from the loading boom of the Nieuw Zeeland. into the lower hold of the ship's bowels, on June 6. To-day m the Coroner's court Mr. W. G. Porter returned a finding of death by
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    Law Notice For To-day
    33 3 The Chief Justice at Ipoh- Court of Appeal. Before Mr. Justice Home m 3rd Court at li a.m. Part heard: S.IGO 48 G. D. Gould vs Dobb Co. Ltd.
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    NO REST BY DAY NO BLEEP BY NIGHT
    179 3 Woman with Severe Neuritis flof the benefit Of others who may be troubled with the complaint she .suffered irom. a grateful woman writes "Last May I had a very .severe attack of neuritis m the leg, which mad« it impossible tor me
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      47 3 Just Received Just Received Faber's American Made Fountain Pens n assorted colours complete with clips —IW Btht at its price m tht world Price 1.25 each only. Only limited WPTUW received. Ofc'atnible at PETER CHONG COMPANY Singf.pore. MUacca. Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh Penang, etc. mma 2-«)*f f a
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      106 3 /When you raise your hat\ do you raise your age? J V -&J J Ti aF Wouldn't you like to look young even wtU> your hat off? Then start using Pure The Natural H^lr Food which goes Into the rooi of all Hair TroubJea. Ot aU Chemists, High-class Store* and
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    387 4 Londni. Tn. London Tueadaj Londpn. Tuesday. I London. TucsdJ as; as ?>« I MflM I *pt*mbcr l Buyers 713 16 7^ 2nd t\<rv.<r* "OctlDcc.' Buyers I I s l f Sellers t, i,i timrnii (*5Ww.) Bwe« J i ie I'AI.M Ol!, Olaluya) [n bulk Aur s<-j)t shipment
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    SHARE MARKET Messrs. Fraser & Co.'s Report
    300 4 SHARE MARKET Messrs. Fraser Co.'s Report Singapore. Tuesday. Messrs. Fraser aiuTCo's report ll as i follows: MINING. Tin at midday was $97 14. clown $1.00. According to cables re- j caved this morning London were ra- ther more interested In Tin shares yes- I terday than for the last week
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    Autumn Trade Will Be Brisk
    181 4 Autumn Trade Will Be Brisk tßy courtesy of S E. Lexu d- Co THE renewal of the advance is* accompanied by any outstandi* developments, says a cabled \vnop» from the Trader's column i "Barrons," the American Nation Financial Weekly. Liquidation pressure is absent as 2t traders and professionals are traufi
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    Oratorical Contest
    29 4 The Singapore District Epworth League an holding an oratorical contest at the Anglo-Chinese School Hall. Carmine Rise, to-morrow at 8 p.m. Rev. E. S. Lan is presiding.
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    GAMBLING CHARGES
    66 4 Singapore, Tottjjj Three Straits-born Chinese wasj and a Chinese youth. Koh Lian N eag Sam Neo. Chi Lai Neo Him made another ammta*/2 Mr. Conrad Oldham m the secmO* this morning on a charge o carrying on a public lottery togj F. G. Minns of the Gambling BJP
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      60 4 OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED FREE yourselves from the I FEAR of BURGLARS by keeping your VALUABLES (jewellery or important documents) m SAFE BOXES m our VAULTS at CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. You hold YOUR OWN KEYS, and ONLY YOU can have access to these safe boxes, so that SAFETY
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      23 4 son 11 iimiisii INSIJKANCK COMPANY. LTD CAN YOl AFFORD AN UNINSIRKI) LOSS BY I I It I J Tel 592« 2. Finlayson Green
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      20 4 LfiV^l \m\^\jA^J *^L\ r m^^^ mmmmM mmmwXrJ^a mWmm \^r s£m\ *\lm mmw -^mmma mar j6m\ w^^m^mmx^A SIME DARBY Co..Ltd: ,v
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    762 5 STOCKS SHARES ued By Fraser Company Singapore. Aug. 9. 5 p.m 3. M. Trustee 4or *7B Con. T.S. V;< Pref. 206 216 Con. T.S. Ords 20 3 213 E. Realty Co 1.32»/ 2 1 42 2 Est. ft Trust Ag 4.75 fu Eastern United 32 50 33 50 F. and
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    FRASER & COMPANY
    136 5 FRASER COMPANY Lst Of Current Dividends Singapore, Aug 9. 5 p.m. Total for Comprny Books Date «x. W» year Close Payable TIN Austral Malay 9d. div. 10% 2d. bonus Hongkong Tin 1% less tax Aur 12 July 18 1»J Johan Tin sr;5 r int. Aur. 13 Aug. 20 Aug. 14
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    226 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore, Tuesday Ampats 3 9 4 3 Batu Selangor* 1.37 1.42 Hong Fatts 0.92 0.96 Hongkong Tin 233 24 3xd Jelebus 0.70 0.75 Kara un ting Tta 9 9 11 Katu Tin 25 6 26 6 Kramats 10 11Killinghall.s 18 3 19 3xd Kuchai.s 1.33 1.38 Laruts
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    212 5 MtftAfttJ ,KNUH',U. t% 1V26 ltd. lybb-titi $400U,0Ul Int. May > Nov. 1 122 el 4^/4 70 iy*;b red li>oy-t>& $B.JDU 000 int. May iD Nov. Id 120' Ci 1% 1935 red. 1956-iyttC $(>2t>,ooU Int. June 1 jUec. i iOO'i 101U CJ i% xV'H red. i^oo-od 3»J,OO'J.UUf iiiL.
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      162 5 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL- MAATSCHAPPIJ N.V. incorporated m tne Netherlands. (Netherlands Tradinir Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Established by Royal Charter AD. i 834 Paid Up Capital I 40,030,000 Statutory Reserve Fund 5,000,000 Special Reserve 1.000,000 Chairman of the Board of Director* H. C. REHBOCK. Managing Board: D CRENA DE IONGH President li TAUDiN
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      261 6 TlMi"h""ul DEANNA enchants you a^ain with he, Mi\^' ''H Mischief I \T MALAYA'S LARGEST FINEST IHi m fl ITO-UIV -tRs? I CAPITOL \y& i .j, 'I Mm^ AtLy^M The Wor,d s sin «:>n.ii Sweetheart I |PR 1^ mm a. .^^L m AMma im ms I m 1 mm m H
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      98 7 Sto-nicht I MARLBOROUGH 1 6-15 and 9-15 V—-——* POSITIVELY LAST TWO SHOWS MISS SULOCHANA m WAIIAIII IHNIYA" A Super Hindi Talkie Opening fo-Morrow 'TWO~BROTHERS" A Magnificent Tamil Talkie MPIRE THEATRE (Tanjong Pagar) 7 P.M. TO-NIGHT 9 P.M. Tho Super Cantonese Talkies Will: DICTATOR" and KUM KOO SISIANG ># HAT'S OFF!
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      288 7 \LAST NIGHTS LARGI AUDIENCES ACCLAIM •HAPPY Li.iiii^i;"; j Ike Inert Musitai Show ever produced. MAKI A DATE TO BEE If Al I Malaya's Coolest Theatre i 1 1 JL ALHAMBRA I onditioned S (Direction: Shaw Brothers Ltd.) l j DAILY 4 SHOWS II a.m. 3-15 6-15 9-15 p.m.: j Reduced
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    SHARE MARKET ONE OF QUIETEST FOR SOME MONTHS
    671 8 Fraser G- Go's Weekly Report gO iai as m market la concerned, the past week lias been one of the quiet I for some months and Little In the way ol 01 hai come from outside to .tn- the local market In
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    Singapore Wedding
    296 8 Von Daggenhausen Parrett Singapore Tuesday. \PBfcTTf miidlni leek pises this MOrnini at the I'reshvierian Church between Mr <i. von l>aglenhaasen, mm »l Mn Pagfsahawen and the late Mr. von Daggenhaoaen at ttumkmg, antl diss Muriel Parrett, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. s. (> Parrett, oi Bedford. Tne Rei
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    DISORDERLY BEHAVIOUR
    77 8 /From Our Own Co-respondent Muar, M— day. WK were not fighting but we were only quarrelling." said Kcli Sah Tee and Yong Ah Siew. a Chinese woman, when they were charged before Tuan Haji Nassir bin lla.fi .Mohamed. the hist magistrate, with fighting m the public road. Inche
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    SAW SON STRUGGLING IN PAN OF BOILING WATER
    214 8 SAW SON STRUGGLING IN PAN OF BOILING WATER 'From Cur Own Correspondent. Hh\V a mother lound her sop struggling !n agony m a hu:..< par. boiling water wa* related before Che Azmi.fhe oroner. at an imiiKvf h«ld on Thursday ;*t the A|o r Star F'nlire Court, into ihedeath sin It
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    Cheated Own Brother And Sisters
    299 8 Cheated Own Brother And Sisters fWfm Our o AI.U-.Gfcl> to bay. .jMivedhist U(1IM ;f^ t their share m th< I— K, r a Malay. Saad bin T m charged before Che A, fl Magistrate, Ali mJF»*«S with cheatiu, (t V {•.rants aoout foor rears a^, At the conclusion of the
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    SINGAPORE DISPLAY OF PHOTOGRAPHS
    97 8 SINGAPORE DISPLAY OF PHOTOGRAPHS Singapore Tue^ RESIDENTS would be J* H to pay a visit. N j^y* Memorial Hall to view the ,f r x r nt? of Leica photographic enlar? there. nrauiw lls The exhibition is known as u« exhibition, and Mr. Anton I- exhJ b:' at present m
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      190 8 To be successful you MUST be fit t The men and women who achieve success are brimful JnjHll 5l of health and energy Success m any walk of life jffi*\ f^j never conies to the lethargic, the listless, the H irritable. If you've lost your keenness and zest mJE^P for
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    NEW NATIONAL CONSCIOUSNESS
    414 9 hettsi Province Supports War Of Resistance Sian. Shensi. TASI Province remains the only one of the five northern pronot yet drawn into the scene of hostilities. For the il people, life goes on much the same as before. This ot to say that Shensi is unaffected by
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    £5,000 Missing Jewels Handed To Detective
    312 9 Sydney. Australia. JEWELS worth 15.000 which had been missing for nearly 18 months, have been recovered by the police In a manner as mysterious as their disappearance. The mo.st surprised man m Sydney is Detective-Inspector Matthews of the Criminal Investigation Branch "Sydney's "Scotland Yard").
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    213 9 Research Shows They Respond To Classics, Flee From Jazz NE^ way of luring fish to thei: h appealing to their higher the music of Schubert, and Beethoven may require the angler of the future to culich of the Toscanini m him. I* 'as suggested after Dr. Maurice physician and
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    New R.A.F. Scheme
    130 9 London AIR Ministry Orders announce that it has been decided that, as an experimental measure, airmen lor whom courses of vocational training at Ministry of Labour centres are approved, shall undergo such courses as airmen, instead oi alter discharge or transfer to the reserve, and shall receive
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      94 9 Ciww»<Black*ell* Ententes cfVAMUA hSri ALMONDtLEMON +m •the Ideal flavourings s^g^r forPudum S s.Cusitud. gf|g Pies, Cakes, etc. Try C Wt Essences when next you are making pastry, custard and blancmange, lasic t f delicious flavour it imparts. Listen to the IO^S^S wonderful comments that ..re sure to be made >$*&$
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore; Wednesday, Aug. 10, 1938 MALAYAN UNIVERSITY
    325 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore; Wednesday, Aug. 10, 1938 MALAYAN UNIVERSITY fclEWSol the arrival In Singapore on Oct. 7 <»i i Commission of Enquiry appointed by the Secretary of state to go Into the question oi Malayan education will be welcomed by all sections ol the local community The need ol an
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    Yellow River Flood
    1013 10 100,000 Will Die hi -Hj i ivei has Its hanks and 100,000 Chi iibside twrifc i crt, bi the i This figure Is a moderati i ftU ,i the flood reaches the prof »rl:nns I rear, 150,000 may lose their lil The Yellow River was the cradle
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      29 10 To-days White Label Announcement A ihom as strong as its ;r< akesl link, bruin is us strong us its weakest think. DEWAR'S it flu- line! drink. ~WP S O
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    FOREIGN MIGRANTS TO THE EMPIRE
    566 11 PAVING WAY FOR BRITISH SETTLERS I .fnERAL Kva.. 6 eline Booth, leader of the Salvation Army VI(t trough** the world, who has returned to London after I tensive European tour, commends the recently issued ReI the Overseas Settlement Board m a letter to The Times.
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    HONGKONG A.R.P. EXHIBITION
    235 11 To Be Held On August 11 &> 12 Hongkong, Aug. 1 THE Women's Air Raid Precaution Union are holding an A.R.P. Exhibition at the Union Church Hall, Kennedy Road (by kind permission of the Rev. K. M. Dow) on Thursday, August 11 at 2.30 p.m. to 7
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    BRITAIN READY TO DEFEND HONGKONG
    403 11 as a state secret it may be assumed that since the treaty expired some steps have been taken to modernise and strengthen them. However, it is unlikely that much m the way of permanent fortifications have been possible since the restriction was lifted, especially m
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      78 11 mM POLAROID glasses are Hie iatest gcientiflc discovery m glare Protection. They permit you to actually see 20 to fft firt below the surface of the water. FOR THE "FIRST TIMI^-perfect eye comfort for driving, cruising, fishing, tennis or any outdoor spor... See our demonstration of this remarkable now invention.
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      70 11 THI THUi TONIC FOOD j OMfIMMt mil CammMU mnd Storm j I .j. <• J FOR service j j ANU j SATISFACTION j J entrust all your (lock Watch I 1 Repairs to: 1 Vi«k Hoh lliii" J j 120. NORTH HUDOI ROAD. t i (Near Middle Road). i Contractor';
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    MARINES AS TOY SOLDIER
    333 12 of Rumania, brother of King Carol, passed through Belgrade Bucharest by air to attend the funeral of his mother. Queen two years, since his marriage to a commoner, He. ma Dimitrescu, n Kile as M. Brana, his brother having deprived him of his \i holas received
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      37 13 Rene ULLMANN is DISPLAYING PATTERNS OF HALLMARKED BRITISH SILVERWARE lIORS D'Ol I 1 DI! ill s SWEET DISHI ALSO CLOCKS IVELLERX WATCHES Nil BESI IS ro I <>MI IND SI I RENE ULLMANN Baggfll Place, SINC. APORF.
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    LIGHT BACKGROUNDS GIVEN AN ILLUSION OF SPACE
    1363 14 When They Are Planned to Harmonise with Fabrics Furniture JN order to make a small room seem larger than it really is, experts m decoration advise us to make use of light colours. This advice, of course, is absolutely sound, but at the
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      90 14 FRESH RELIABLE<^^MILK w VI 4k N M- I on y babies but all residents y^' lin the tropics need the sustaining and nourishing benefits of rich, full cream milk. Do not neglect this cardinal rule of health. Make sure thai your diet includes a liberal Ugv and regular allowance of
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    FURNITURE BUILT WITH A PURPOSE
    529 15 FURNITURE BUILT WITH A PURPOSE BR |GHT IDEAS FOR STORING ALL THOSE ODDS ENDS WHICH ARE BOUND TO ACCUMULATE family of perhaps tour. siderahle difficulty In fttand all their wordly ms into a very small house iph albums and scrap books household linen is a whether or not you have
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      34 15 I SPECIAL OFFER FOR AUGUST only BEAITII IL AND LASTING PEKMANENT WAVES J at SX.OO and $10.00 only S i >i iso i*i it >i LADIES lIAIKDRESSEKS L POIT ROAD MALACCA S (Telephone: 121)
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      306 16 THEY DO LOOK AFTER YOU mfShi TUP r? Ci tiPi I n \O. ii \\\W^% f-jd^Aj aatrnXw m n (^J^^r*\fl(jL\ CHEAP RETURN TICKETS TO CHINA, JAPAN, COLOMBO. AND BOMBAY Available for two months. From SINGAPORE TO:— Ist Class 2nd Class Hongkong $137.14 $102.86 Miaughai *l»*-57 $137.14 Kobe or Yokohama $222.86
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      334 16 siv TO FRENCH PORTj I 1 1 j j L* CHARCEURS REUnis HOMEWARDS. S 4 PST JACQUES i.\>r Marseilles. Nantes St. N.... J ADEN Foi Marseilles. Havre. Antwerp, V I Sto saigon indochsn, t cap VARELLA For Saigon. Tourane and Ha: Au? S fohbin For Saigon. Tourane and Halphc S
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    APPEAL FOR WIFE —
    230 17 APPEAL FOR WIFE Sent On Banana Skin Sydney. Australia THE -carrot Mail" recently used by a 1 Tasmanian farmer m a search foi lady pen friends, has been surpassed by the 'banana mail" of a banana woritei on the Tweed River. New South Wales The Tasmanian .sent hi.s love letter.s
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      270 17 EII'RXS I* 11 1 LP LI\E. .Incorporated m Australia* NEXT SAILINGS Due Sails. Aufc. 29 Sept. 3 Sept. 30 Oct 4 t tr,p tickets from Singapore to Australia issued at the tigers may transfer at Singapore. Brisbane. Sydney or connecting X.P.M. Vessel. U f.sVI)\KV return $012.86 lst class $430.71 2nd
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      62 17 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LID FOR HONG KONG, MOJI, KOBE AND OSAKA T I UW A SAILING AUGUST 11, AT 3 P.M. The above vessel has excellent modern accommodate for First Saloon and Saloon passengers. Special Holiday Return tickets to China and Japan (mterchangeabla wttn p. and O. S.N.
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      177 17 OSTAL INTELLIGENCE! TO-DAY d'china (PareeU only) sarpedon io° 9.30 aim! PoengfeO l A^'s 10 UOOU S^dhaclil) JJ o n 1 S£?f n Hoea 10 3 pin P*J*2? 10 3 p.m. r Scott Harlev 10 4 pJn J Sumatra. S.-East •eiebes Moluccas and KLM Pm r i.dence prepaid ar sp^al .*ir
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      452 17 AMERICAN SHARt MARKET THE following quotations irom New York were received from Messn s Levy and Co.. by air mail yesterday: Last Bale Mocks August 4 Augu. t Adams Express m Alleghany steel Co i;;b ig Allis Chalmers 50 .y,., Amer. Can 100 lo| Amer. Foreign Power n 41" -do-
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      182 17 Pacific Oas ft Dec 27 jv Pacific Lighting 4u 3«>«, Packard Motor ;> Paramount Pictures io,, 10% Pennsylvania R R 20-,, 2\\ Phillips Petroleum 41. 43 Public Service of N.J 2s\b 30 Pure OU 113;, 12 Radio Corp ol America n Republic Steel Co 19 19 Reynolds Tobacca "B 43',,
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    WEST CHINA BECOMING INVESTMENT CENTR
    422 18 Plans tor Development Trade And Industry A SOUTHWEST Industrial League, with provisional hudoffice m Chungking, has been organised aa a result of tfc recent visit of an industrial group from Shanghai and Horn Kong. Members of the League are to meet regularly at luncheon to
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    57 18 England-New Zealand retur> flight, C W^A. Scott's Melbourne record and other immediate records. For the attempt, he would use a Lock heed Electra plane provide he had sufficient financial backing HOLDER of the v Jin r^ soio night s,.^; h^nt passed •r-^J Fm- ;oi*' utr^A his way to tm-'-
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      817 18 ON THE RADIO I mr^ IC M Be^ bort sl,,rv WED -AUG. IO g Sm rrom SINGAPORE n4O Men Who Make the Shows I), vised by Dudley Glass. Frans /111. 225 metrrs (1 33 mcs) Collins will be inttrvicwed D> /lIP .'{o 96 metre* <9 69 most Dudley Glass concerning
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      210 18 8 20 economic and social talk by Mr. William Oualid. 8.30 Theatrical talk. 0.50 Symphonic Concert: Miss Violette d'Ambroaio i Violin i 10.15 Rates oj Exchange ana French stock (Rentes) 10 20 Close downTOKYO J7J 11 8 Mcs (25 4 m.) 8.20 Opening Announcement. 8.25 Mews m Japanese. 8.35 News
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    2270 19 Events On Thursday And Saturday Owl \SpJHMtL\ \3>£jaJjjLh&\ Led tf "Marcus Superbu*"* s ,n iboir three most re- of horses and 1 fii for the two-day Sky:Me Permk Turf Club at 1,,:,:;,,^ and Saturday are HORSES, (LASS o Lllegiance as oy i -'placed to M.GAI a 6 turs. I.lb
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    HOW THE RUNNERS FARED IN RECENT OUTINGS
    2037 20 to Kathrvn l€ 4 Ipoh April 18 sfc f„,- l 17 15 Joint-, holding 01 2 EXPLODE Mr Yeap Choo Ivr's w br I by King of Mirth Hl-h Power <M van Hreukelen) Carried 8 n when .second by 2ft length! to Volniak
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    Subsidies To British Industries
    80 20 Subsidies To British Industries ]m 4 LIST of A public funds ;o fl branches of inch; s r > mg Kingdom staee OeUfc^ been given by henUf r. Chancellor of the i- written reply Ul 'Mr Br* House of CesamoM (Conservative). The figures nclu expenditure dur The list l«: J
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    145 21 an mas nTTRBW the wonder singing ame to the screen about v:i, 'iV ago for the first time. 8 bow to the great movie Now Universal picture. Music", which opened a ht at the Capitol v udth acclaim for her dec'e Jg and fresh unsullied 7a is even more
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    72 21 I ARTISTS' production "Madelie Docteur" fills the bill at the the next few days ndes thoroughly dramatic eni that ol a British lieuteby John Loder and the v. by Dita Parlo, the latter being I mdc who is well-worth V spionage before P id the climax is I S
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    British Scouts Guides On Tour
    62 21 b^ Bcout r Lo ldon Tuesday. »ut. Lord Baden Powell, J*n ordered a complete 2 months, sailed from Vf ;nmg m the liner c 7 Naders of the Boy °uWe movement on a 11 *'hoid. Norway. Den- m He is accompanied Powell. Lord Baden the
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    AREAS BOMBED in the CITY of CANTON
    38 21 May 28 —June 14 1938 Dots show areas bombed. CASUALTIES FROM BOMBING MAY 28 to JUNE t4th, t938 Men, women and children i u n< ltd 6,000 Kill. H atfrifdM 1.*>50
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    Police Officer Feted
    325 21 A WARM tribute to the work ot Mr. S. R. Franklin. Personal Assistant to the Inspector General of Police, S.S., was made by Mr. Lim Seng Kiang. Financial Assistant of Police, at a tea party given by the members of the general Clerical Service and Miscellaneous and
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    MR. CHAMBERLAIN
    62 21 London. Tuesday: The Prime Minister, who returned to London from Scotland this morning, for consultation and treatment for nasal catarrh, was visited by a specialist soon after arrival at his official residence, 10 Downing Street. It was later stated that Mr. Chamberlain will remain m London for treatment
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    MONKEY-NUTS
    53 21 allll .11,. HHpOWAN and Bailey, the popular jjjjj jjjjj v> entertainers are putting on a jjjj: inf: new floor show called "The Three jjjj: HH: Monkeys" at the Cocoanut Grove jjjjj Hijjon Saturday night m aid of the jjjjj ■ill! China Relief Fund. There will be jj::: III::an extension
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    TAPPER SENTENCED TO 5 YEARS FOR ATTACK
    268 21 TAPPER SENTENCED TO 5 YEARS FOR ATTACK (From Our Own Correspondent > Johore Bahru. Monday. FOUND guilty of having voluntarily caused grievous hurt to Vallaimah, a female rubber tapper on Fraser Estate, Kulai, and of attempted suicide, Murugan, a Tamil coolie, was to-day sentenced to five years' rigorous imprisonment and
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    Hotel Clerk's Appeal
    240 21 Hotel Clerk's Appeal (Continued from page ID Of cheating were taken by the petitioner. m view of the fact that Mr. Arathoon gave two contradictory statements a, regards payment of money by him. Also, because there was no document ary evidence either m the shape ot receipt or entry m
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    GORDONS & AIRMEN PLAIY A THRILLING DRAW
    424 22 GORDONS AIRMEN PLAIY A THRILLING DRAW Div. 1 Soccer At The Stadium STAGING a splendid recovery m the second halt, tht Ooi dons drew one-all with the R.A.F. m a well contested first division soccer fixture of the SAFA. league at the Anson Koad Stadium yesterday. Usui" the w formation
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    Amateur Sporting Association
    218 22 Members and Associate Members ot the Amateur Sporting Association please take note that our present badminton OOUrt ulll be at No 38 Lorong 25A. Geylang Road, Singapore and practice will commence on Wednesday Aug 11). and hereafter every Mondays, Wednesday* and Saturdays a! 6.15 p.m. New Shuttle!
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    KING'S HOUSE
    203 22 Monday, Aug. 1. Sir Lewis and Lady Fermor had luncheon at King's House Hon Mr C G Howell left King's House Tuesday, Aug. 2. Mr H H Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. G. (i Walker and Mr. M c. ff Sheppard had kneheon at Ktag*i House. Wednesday. Aug. 3.
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    SCHOOL SPORTS
    35 22 The seventh annual athletic sports ol lh< Elementary English School will be Hold at the Jalan Eesar Stadium on Thursday Aug. 11, commencing at 2. 30 Mrs. XT, Oehkrs will give away the
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    S.C.C Soccer
    55 22 The following members have accepted fo play for S.C.C. lst XI vs. S.C.F.A. iD;v I Leaguei to-day I Wednesday at S.C.C.:— E C Cherrington; F. N. Rothery, F. A. MeCaffery; J. Welsh, C. C. Webster. F. E Hutchinson; A. A. Hooper. K. C. Gil lett. J. B Stoddart.
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    SINGAPORE BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIP
    112 22 THE following ties will be pfoJ 1 Clerical Union. Haw-Par 'ui week-end m the Singapore m\ championships SATCRIru vr PM MENS JUNIOR not nu.s J Chin Tham Swee and Low Ken (U.C.A.» vs. Raymond Frois anJl Lians (UJLP.L MENS JUNIOR SINGLES (flj Wee Kirn Wee lUseful) vs.
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    JOHORE STATE TENNIS
    199 22 JOHORE STATE TENNIS 'From Our Oun Correspondent/ A lecture on "Moods" will be given at the Theosophical Society. 14 Handy Road, on Thursday at 6.30 p.m All are Muar. Tues THE following are the lists of fixtures for the ties m the Johore Tennis Championship meeting for the North Section.
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    R. A. F. MAN FINAL
    63 22 G. Flohgny. of the Ro>al U appeared before Mr. Kenneth m The fourth court tin, Bjl pleaded guilty to a charge 01 conform to the wing sfeȣj] section of North Bridge who a man Street. j Court Inspsctor A H. njy secuted told his worship
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    27 22 Sinuajx:' Mr Swee Cheng UeW to the Straits Settlemen Justice Home, this i man" Mr. Liew was 1932 W He is a barrister-al of Queen's Oolleg'
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    APPERS SCORE 4 QUICK GOALS
    305 23 ECOND DIVISION SOCCER j Brani *'> Moravia 2. IK quick goals m the early stages of the first halt were a feature oi the match m the Second Division between Pulau ani and Moravia at the S.H.B. ground yesterday. and interesting game. ing a vtry
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    45 23 \U re. Tuesday. cr. 3 I 8 A I fixture of this afternoon round at RanUnion team was 0 V le Roy«l Army te pace with ■yen exchange. led by two r^ter game and '".way till the itors winner H-M.C. Stacev 2am Zam (21
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    9 MONTHS FOR CARRYING REVOLVER
    90 23 9 MONTHS FOR CARR YING REVOLVER Singapore. Tuesday. THAN WENG. a young Cantonese, was ■v sentenced m the Criminal District 'Court this morning to undergo nine 'months' rigorous imprisonment for being found In possession of a firearm without a permit; on a second charne of possessing explosives without a permit
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    Weights For Ipoh Races
    209 23 Weights For Ipoh Races (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh. Tuesday. FOLLOWING are handicaps for 1 Thursday, the first day of the Ipoh Skye Meeting. Horses. Class 5. Division 1, six furlongs. Mandai ior> Frivol 10 3 Fane an 10.1 Happy Boy 9 12 Stir Un 012 Wiley Friar 9.10 Evergreen
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    ISLAND CLUB GOLF
    197 23 THE following are the result of the qualifying round In the Island Club Colonial Cup competition:— Dr. S I. M. Ibrahim Chua Cheng Uat 79— 4 7 8 74 "fr C. A, R. Batcman F. C Martens Bft— 9 3 4 76' Dr H L. H. Lim
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    AUGUST MIXED FOURSOME
    105 23 The monthly mixed foursome for August played iast Sunday, resulted In a win for Mrs. S F Ho &Dr T E. Cheah with a net! score of 34» 2 Th..> following were some ol th< cards returned. Mrs S. F. Ho Dr T E Cheai- 4G 11'.
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    WOMEN'S GOLF AT BUKIT TIMAH
    282 23 THE women's August Medal was played at Bukit Timah on Monday and resulted m a win for Mrs. C. R. Cherry m 'A" Division with a net .core of 34, m a win for Mrs. S. fcf, Slmond m "B" Division with a net score
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    TANGLIN CLUB TENNIS
    53 23 IN the semi-final ol the open mixed doubles of the Tanglin dub tennis tournament, i>r and Mr. Hopkins beat Mr and Mrs Btlickland 6 4 G 2, fi terday. The open mixed doubles (final l will be played off to-day between Commander and lira. Mockler and Dr.
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      138 23 To-day 9 s Tides HIGH TIDES:— IO.S2 a.m.. 8 ft. 4 ins.; 10.14 p.m.. 9 ft. 4 ins. defender m trying to clear, accidentally helped the bail to trickle m. Half time came with the Moravian one goal down. They were a spent force and failed to maintain the pace,
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    UNITY IN EMPIRE POLICE
    328 24 Constant Exchange Of m Ideas Essential London, Wednesday. OFFORK leaving London yesterday on his return to Australia. n Mr R G Menzies, the Australian Attorney-General, who with his Ministerial colleague. Sir Earle Page, has been engaged m trade negotiations, made a statement m which he emphasised
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    SHARP DECLINE OF THE FRANC
    173 24 SHARP DECLINE OF THE FRANC London. Tuesday. T H* ment weaker tendency of the 1 French franc assumed more serious proportions to day when under v, icspreid offering both spot and lorward rates declined sharply m terms of sterling. pite heavyish intervention bj French and British controte, declined to 178.78
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    3 Arab Peasants Murdered
    45 24 Jerusalem, Tuesday. TIIKF.E Arab peasants, summoned from their houses, were murdered last unlit by an armed Arab gang m a village on the plain of Bsdraelon One Jew wounded on tin outskirts ol Jerusalem ti i day has since died.- Reuter
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    MISSING CLIPPER
    25 24 Tokyo. Monday n<» trace has been found ol the missing Hawaii Clipper and the Canto rra Maru ha i bando 11 < arch Reuter
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    BERLIN ADVISES JAPAN
    168 24  - BERLIN ADVISES JAPAN Sin Chew Jit Poh Nan yang Siang Pao and Ifankow, Tuesday. IT Is reported that Berlin earnestly advised Japan not to risk her national destiny by fighting against the Soviet at present. Japan fe-:ls uneasy to accept the advice as she is too imbued with anti-Soviet propaganda.
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    ADMIRALTY CHIEF'S BALTIC TOUR
    104 24 London, Tuesday. AN arrival yesterday at Gdynia, the Admiralty yacht Enchantress, m which the First Lord of the Admiralty, Mr. Duff Cooper and his party are making a cruise m the Baltic, was met by a Polish destroyer with Colonel Beck, the Foreign Minister, and Admiral
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    MEXICAN OIL FOR JAPAN
    46 24 Mexico City, Tuesday. k JAPANESE steamer, the Tatewate n Maru Is loading 10.000 barrels of Government-owned oil at Coatzacoalcos and Vera CTU2, destined for Yokohama. This i the lirst old shipment to Japan nice the expropriation of foreign holdings m Mexico Reuter
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    "DO OR DIE" ORDERS FOR CHINESE TROOPS
    95 24 Hankow, Tuesday. THE Chinese defences on the south bank of the Yangtse have been stabilised after the Chinese" at Shaho, ten miles southwestwards of Kiukiang. had stubbornly held their lines despite vigorous thrusts by the Japanese, according to a Chinese commander who returned
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    MOCK WAR
    90 24 London. Sunday. THE Air Ministry was "seriously da--1 maged" and Knightsbridge "suffered heavily" by bombing planes belonging to Eastland forces which attaced London early to-day. An Air Ministery communique states that the attacks were generally carried out by small formations of aircraft The West Und fighters carried out
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    ENGLISH CRICKET RESULTS
    195 24 RESULTS OF Cajg&a Warwickshire beat North, shire by eight uukets Northants 207 (Hollies 6 fnrw, J (Hollies 6 for 66; blor^ Warwick 310 for 8 dec ir,,,* 137 not out. and 57 for? Somersetshire beat Clan*. shire on first innings Glamorgan no Wella^ <, Meyer 5 for
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    OVERNIGE ATLANTIC MAIL?
    91 24 London. Tl MAJOR MAYO, designer of the site seaplane bearing his nfl students at a meeting at CaraW night that it was hoped soon! construction of a ne^ type of a machine. He said: "I hope we shall M speed of 300 m.p.h. and a cmi* Just
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    LORD RUNCIM AT WORK
    66 24 Prague. i> HAVING lengthily l»*jj documents embodying tne' ment's proposals. Lord Runcig visited Dr. Hodza to discuss w m the light of this informau* the first communique issuw» ion with the mediation mi*J» Dr. Hodza and Lord Rune** ed what further steps show m co-operation with
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    Shanghai Alarm
    32 24  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh ■ourfo' The situation v ghai is said to Im foro sence of Chin Japanese are 1 :W and river. So: by t| have closed dut las
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