Morning Tribune, 24 July 1939

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    13 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE j-No l47< i SINGAPORE, MONDAY, July fcl, 1939. FIVE CENTS
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    FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEMS NOT YET SOLVED AT TOKYO
    249 1 {PANESE MILITAR V SCEPTICAL Tokyo. July 23. nglo-Japanese round-table conference on the Tientsin I will open at the official residence of Mr. Arita (Japaoreign Minister) to-morrow, according: to the Domei following the reported signature of yesterday's agree- ment. L ,m*+Jm. re principal delegates,
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    TOP PRESS Inspector Attacked
    76 1 TOP PRESS Inspector Attacked Shanghai, July 24. BriUn. Inspector J. Watson. lgin? to the Shanghai MuniPolice, was beaten with rifle I by "puppci" Chinese police c removing anti-British posters I the wall 01 a street near the ndary of the International Set»ent. Four Shanghai Municipal €c Chinese constables, with pector
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    Shanghai Battle
    116 1 Shanghai Battle fanned foreign residents of the g"> suburbs f Shanghai report an engagement began at 8 p.m. beyond ihe British-manned £*n perime'e-. between Japa«oop s a. id a comparatively Ek!? beU »nging to the Chinese k is lhev assert that fi K ht X jan to, H'nuing at 1.45
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    NAVAL COMMAND
    44 1 London, July 23. i It is announced that the appointment of Rear-Admiral G. S. Arbuthnot as Commander-in-Chief, American ana west indies Station. will be dated Oct. 6. He wall succeed n^^J^ V Meyrick. and will assume commuua Bermuda about Nov 16. Reuter
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    NEW AIR SERVICE
    76 1 Darwin, July '■>. OIIICIAL support for the pro- j petal to open an Australian air Z 5 service between Darwin and Deli, I I Portuguese Timor, has been ob- J tamed by Mr. Fan lvi im, Minister for Civil Aviation. I He is m negotiation with the
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    SOVIET CLAIM BIG VICTORY
    91 1 SOVIET CLAIM BIG VICTORY Moscow July 23. A COMMUNIQ J 2 issued by Mon-gol-Soviet headquarters claims that a battalion of Japanese infantry was annihilated by MongolSoviet troops m a battle on July 12 at Lake Buirnot prea. Over 100 Japanese were killed, but Mongol-Soviet troops suffered insignificant casualties. It is
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    MAJOR ATTLEE
    35 1 London. July 23. Maior Attlee, leader of the opposition has lift the nursing home but it la not pvnected he will return to the House of Commons until after the summer reces< Reuter
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    MORE PLANES FOR INDIA
    49 1 Simla. July 23. 'rHE modernisation of the air force m India is being carried a stage further with the equipment of a second squadron with Blenheim aircraft, which are being flown from England via Egypt. Four machines have already arrived at Karachi from Cairo Reuter
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    NEW LONDON FLATS A MINIATURE TOWN
    124 1 London, July 23. THE London County Council's largest and best-equipped group of flats was opened yesterday at Shepherd's Bus), Ix>ndcn, by tne Minister of Health Mr. Walter Elliot. The group will constitute a town m itself with a population of about 11 000 m
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    FRENCH TROOPS LEAVE ALEXANDRETTA
    75 1 FRENCH TROOPS LEAVE ALEXANDRETTA Ankara, July 23 A THREE days' celebration to mark the return of the San jak of Alexandrett* to Turkey, agreed upon last month, began with a national holiday throughout the country to-day. The last detachment of French troops left the province this morning, after solemnly saluting
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    MALAY UNION HONOURS ITS PRESIDENT
    897 2 PARTY TOA NEW JUSTICE J Singapore, Sunday. flrOWltiG tributes were paid to-day to Inche Daud Mn Mohamc< Shah, J.P., Presiden; of the Malay Union, at a function held a Lh<> Malay Schoo: m the Malay Settlement m his honour. Tne mothers of the Union gave
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    FATHER SUES DAUGHTER
    76 2 (From Our Own Correspondent Ratu p h at. Saturday. Haji Mhd. Salleh. an aged Javanese Ol Pestai, Batu Pahat. sued his daughter. Fatimah, and her husband Yussoff before Ungka Ismail, the Batu Pahat n agistrate, for a sum of $16 which PJJWMT (HaJlMhd. Salleh) paid Jqu* rent^
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    Alleged Murder Wrong Man
    759 2 (Fro«n Oar Oun Correspondent) Segamai, July 21 AFTER a hearing lasting four days, a postponement was order Mr. K. G. A. Dohoc the Segamat Assistant Britkh Adviser also the First Magistrate for the district, m the preliminary enquii which four Tamils Meyappan, Sundaram, Raju and Raman,
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    UNKNOWN
    115 2 I (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. Sa'.urdi I ADMIT possession of the sama I bought the samsu for my own; sonal use," said Slow Put Hiong. j he pleaded guilty to a charge of been found m possession of two gui 'of illicit samsu on which the duty $2.78
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    SOLDIER IN ROAD CRASH
    59 2 H Singapore. Sunda on,oftheLoyalsß^. was injured, though not seriously, motor accident at the 5 l 2 mve Pasir Panjang at about eleven oo yesterday morning. He was remove the" rrfftttary hospftal, where his tion is said to be improving. It was reported that he his motor-cycle
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    FOUND DEAD
    32 2 A male Chinese was found 1 on the road near the Sin:--.' 1 bour Board police station aW™, 1| yesterday afternoon. No e^* 1 juries were found on his ooo:
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    ALLEGED FATAL ATTACK ON WIFE
    939 3 rMNESE CHARGED AT JOHORE his wife went to see the Assistant Protector of Chinese. Chai Seong refused to go back an J afterwards, witness said, there was a fight. She did not actually see it but she heard a noise. Another witness, Liv Toon, weeder
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    VEREY LIGHTS TO FRIGHTEN ELEPHANTS
    132 3 VEREY LIGHTS TO FRIGHTEN ELEPHANTS AT a recent meeting: of the com- mittee of the Johore Planters' Association, letters complaining of j damage by elephants were rece"- J ved from seven estates. I A letter was also read from the S General Adviser, Johore, stating I that he vie v»d
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    NEW NIGHT SCHOOL
    41 3 The oueniim of the Labourers' Cooperative Adult Night School at the Jalan Besar Town Cleansing Depot will take place to-morrow (Tuesday* at 3.30 p.m. The Hon. Dr. W Linehan. the Director of Education will declare the school open.
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    ALLEGED ILICIT SAMSU
    179 3 ALLEGED ILICIT SAMSU (From Our Own Correspondent) X Muar, Saturday. LEE CHAN was this morning pro- duced before Inche Haron bin Ahmad and charged with having been found distilling samsu at Kirn Kee Estate on the night of July When he had no licence to do so. In answer to
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    POLICE BAND
    50 3 The Band of the Strait-? Settlement Police will play to-day at the Botanic Gardens at 5.30 p.m. under the direction of Mr. S. Chapman. Bandmaster March "The 92nd m Copenhagen Pec king; overture "Zampa" Herold; selects The Desert Song" Bomber g: minuet Boccherinis" Binding; Section Tl Shamrock*' Myddleton.
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      PRODUCE
      78 4 m v Previous ro-dav nd n PALM OIL (Malay) day In bulk July Aug. £13. 15 0 Nominal COPRA (Straits, F.M.S.) July shipment £10.2.6 Nominal 5 AGO FLOUR (Sarawak) July Aug. shipment 9.3 Sellers TAPIOCA Seed Pearl 1st quality l Singapore July Shipment 13 6 Sellers PEPPER (F.A.Q.) White
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      SPECIAL WARNING TO BRITONS IN PEIPING
      173 4 Pfjptag, July 2.1. r pfK Japanese appointed major of I'eiping has issued a special *arnin* lo Unions eoaeerning lhe aiili-British movement at I'eiping. ife arge* then to take n** greatest! nr.» wiiii« walking vi tha ftntte wag' j pests that they discontinue visiting I
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      CAR OVERTURNS
      82 4 A motor accident occurred at the iVa milestone Thompson Road at about three O'clock yesterday afternoon when v motor car turned turtle and landed bl a ditch after an impact with another car. None were reported to have peen injured. It was stated that a European motorist, m
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      Canada's First Mass Marriage
      60 4 Canada's First Mass Marriage J Montreal. July 23. CIROWD of 50,000 jv expected t to see the manage m a hasrball stadium of 104 young French -Canadians sponsored by the Young: Cathode Workers' Movement. This is Montreal's first mass marriage ceremony and is de- signed to offset the "bad publicity"
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      Shelters For 5½ Millions
      168 4 I London, July 23. gINCK January 990,000 steel air raid shelters capable of I efficiently sheltering nearly five-and-a-half millions people have been supplied and ever hundred different firms are now manufacturing these shelters, declared Sir John Anderson v a speech before the East Lothian Unionist Association.
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      67 4 T.T. on Paris (closing middle rate) T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) TT. on Japan (closing selling rate) T.T. on New York (closing selling rate) London Satu-fl Previous To-day fl 176.72 Unchanged 1 8. 754 8.73%
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      BULLION MARKET
      32 4 Am.*-mm--m London Satuifl GOLD Bar Gold, Fine, per oz. £7 8.6» 2 £7.8.6 I SILVER «pot 16 13 16 16" 8 I fo'-v/ard 16 3 8 16 3 8 H
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      Germany Annoyed At "Peace Scare"
      179 4 Germany Annoy ed At "Peace Scare" I Berlin, July 23. J^VERY effort is being made m Germany to reduce Ifte effect of yesterday's "peace scare abroad. f Foreign Office circles express the utmost astonishment and 1 egret at yesterday's "exaggeration and misrepresentation" and declare that a normal, unimportant statement was
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      MONEY EASY
      82 4 I London, JulyS THE Money Market war diitinß easier. Discount houses experieiß very little difficulty m celling their at satisfactory rates. The authoj are alleged to have acquired m large lines of September and OctJ maturities during the week which U consider connected with thr recent efflux to
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    FRASER & COMPANY
    183 5 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends Singapore. July 22. 1 p.m. Company D.ndend Bopks Close Total tm TIN Date Ex Div year Ipoh Tin 1 6d. July 17 3 8 r Payable Date Toi9 i t Kampong Lanjut 6d. No. 12 July 26 auj? 2 July 27 Kinta Kellas 2V
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    UNKNOWN
    571 5 I Tin t 4 6 fl- Mala} 19 9 20|9 ■tarn 0.72 0.76 ■M 18 9 19.9 f Bangor 83 9jhaOC 61*2 s 4 Bl Tin fi 71jdraulic lg9 19*3 |n n a-- 613 |unnn S Tin jS^ B.K>iVl^r el I afii 2 I Tin 96 106 ■oar 106
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    158 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS MINING Singapore. Saturday. Impats Wik 41- Vyer Wengs 0.71 0.73 3atu Selangors l-l? l.^ iong Fatts 0.62 0.64 Hongkong Tin 18.- l»|b Felebus 0.54 0^56 Samunting Tin 86 9<s ECatu-nn 2016 216 s killinghalls 13;- 14 [3 Kramats °r Kuchais l 1 l ff Laruts itU i«£
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      248 5 DEBENTURES AND LOANS S l^ o Co Lld $30 000 3 f 1937 red. 1962 $2,750,000 f S^; Apr 30 Oct. 31 90 100 norn l t M ay 15, Nov. 15 yi 2 MUNICIPALITY M 1938 red. 1958 $4,000,000 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. 3 May 15, Nov. 15
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    Enjust Scales Charge Against Cold Storage
    254 7 Enjust Scales Charge Against Cold Storage Singapore, saiuraay. ..11 MFR secretary of the Singapore Cold Storage Co., \■F limilned before Mr. L. C. Goh on two charges of W* "T tT June 80. Mr. Edwardes Kerr, the fIISC te^ dered a plea of guiHy on b€hatf of c sec said
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    LECTURE ON BUDDHISM
    50 7 LECTURE ON BUDDHISM UNDER the auspices of the English Section of the Singapore Buddhist Association, Swami Bhaswaranancla of the Ramakrishna Mission, will deliver a lecture en Buddhism "The Middle Path" at thp Association Hall No. 731, Geylang Road on Wednesday, at 8 pm All interested a:e cordially invited to attend.
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    UNKNOWN
    43 7 Itapore. Saturday.— John Leon Ar[3s. a Britisher, was produced beMr. J. Fletcher- Cooke, third police strate. this morning, on a vagrancy ;e. Arnold surrendered himself to jolice yesterday afternoon, saying ad no means cf support. worship sent him to the house of
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    MISADVENTURE VERDICT ON CYCLIST
    100 7 MISADVENTURE VERDICT ON CYCLIST Singapore, Saturday. verdict of death by misadventure •returned by the coroner Mr. W G hnfvl he inquh 'y t0 da y in to the lfl f Chu Chin, who died as a reiokJn i? jUn s receiv *ed when he was ?p ?y a Johore motor
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    Lorry Drivers Fined
    77 7 Lorry Drivers Fined d '^s Rn?- a J l day A "P*d fe .retor Vr Tlmah Road y**erday Sited m KffP* an^ a constable, t,p j lon *y drivers bem* r.. n w-aay before Mr. c. H. Wtattjtert [or driving their He m excess of thirty Seven of them Chenp
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      144 7 Thrill to the most dang cons Sport m Tbe World Positively Last day— 3-15, 6-15_&_9-15 PM. m\^ MT-mTwmU^'^ \\\\\m\\\\ ffißHUl^^ m^LmW yl '^T^^^M.^K 4m\\m\\mm m HSNRY ARTHUR JOAN VALERIE Iff s|^|iffl, HENRY ARMETTA TOM BECK m If PARAMOLNT S THRILLING SPY DRAMA of the Great War! OPENING TO-MORROW 3-15, 6-15
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Monday, July 24, 1939. ABYSSINIA
    327 8 MORNING TRIBUNE Monday, July 24, 1939. ABYSSINIA JIALY'S war of conquest m Abyssinia seems like ancient history now, lot so n.any new j crises have occurred to occupy world attention. Occasionally I Abyssinia come? into the news, •however, usually by way of reports that, m spite of their victory, the
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    BRITISH "PROP" FUNDS DROPPED INTO HER LAP
    428 8 BRITISH "PROP" FUNDS DROPPED INTO HER LAP aittllt OtTAINLY If was >io< the inten tion of the London (Jovernmenl 1 City that Japan should benefit, her directly or indWBcUjr. from British Stabilisation Loan grantto China early this year. How r, the Japanese managed to profrom the loan, iind in recent
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    WATCHMAN VIGILANCE
    186 8 WATCHMAN VIGILANCE Singapor. S'atuni^B TWO weeks' rigorous imrr^onment^H the sentence \kte. lr. C Goh.^Bt Singapore Fifth Police Muriate. p^Bc ed on Pang Pian, a 36-year-cld Hil^B nese, on a charge of attempted :^W from a motor car. The «tory of the prosecution WB Court Inspector Alex R. McEwar. vim the
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    'Black List' Music
    64 8 Rome Juiy m THE sale of light music "^f^B composers both m d t ,M gramophone records ana pi* J is to be banned m Italy. nr i<ter^B At the instigation of tP A ll 'V *o^B Popular Culture a "black v d,M and composers ie being
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    How JAPAN depressed the CHINESE DOLLA
    634 8  - How JAPAN depressed the CHINESE DOLLA JOHANNES AHLERS iiiiQyiiiiiiiiin churia together US. $16,000,000 worth of goods, while merchandise valued at US. $3,000,000 only was exported from Shanghai to the Japanese Empire and Manchuria. Part of the difference amounting to U.S. $13,000,000, it is true, was paid m Japanese yen, or
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    LIEUTENANT X TO FIGHT FOR BRITAIN
    291 9 Could Raise A Legion In A Week lEUTENANT ''X" formerly of the f Austrian cavalry, now a reL m London; rubbed his black oustache and said m quiet voice: •I tould raise a legion of 3,000 Adrians and Czechs m England m a week
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    MALAYAN PINEAPPLES' FOR CANADA
    90 9 Ottawa Imports of canned pineapples into Canada m the fiscal year ending March last amounted to 19,7^,536 pounds valued at $621,161. This was an increase over the 19,686,--871 pounds imported m the preceding fiscal year but, owing to reduced prices, a decrease from the value of
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    Flight Of Gold Abroad Alarms Britain
    352 9 Flight Of Gold Abroad Alarms Britain tIGHT of "funk money" across the Atlantic continues m full force, regardless of the admonitions of Sir John Simon, tinst export of capital abroad at a time when the British Government is seeking to devise the cheapest means of financing the sountry's vast armaments
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    Schoolgirls' Tour Of Canada
    152 9 Schoolgirls' Tour Of Canada PARTY of 100 English schoolgirLs. drawn from public and private schools m the Old Country will start for Canada on July 2^ for a seven -weeks tour of Canadr under the auspices of the Overseas Education League. They wiil be joined at Quebec by a party
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    ANIMAL LIFE IN ROCKY MOUNTAINS
    135 9 Edmonton. JM Stembridge. FKG S. eminent British geographer and author is making a study of animal life m the Canadian Rocky Mountain In the vicinity of Jasper National Park for material for his new book. Tne scenic beauties of the Canadian RocKies appeal very strongly
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    IN CELEBRATIONS
    199 10 M. GYM LA CHAMBER, the French Air Minister, inspected at Le Bourget, the iive squadrons of British Royal Air Force planes which joined m the Bastille Day celebrations. Here he is seen (m civilian dress) inspecting the planes accompanied by R.A.F. officers. GENERAL VISCOUNT GORT, Chief of the
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    UNKNOWN
    112 11 GENERAL EMIL KLEBER photographed at his headquarters m Madrid during tha Spanish Civil War. He was reported missing m Manchukuo recently, and is now believed by his relatives to have been killed m the fight ii»- along the Mongolian border. Kleber, who fought m Trotsky's Red Army during the
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    American Ambassador's Daughter Presented At Court
    102 11 American Ambassador's Daughter Presented At Court JACK AND BOBBIE, two of tht nine children of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kennedy, were interested spectators when their sister Eunice left with her mother fro.n the Embassy m Princes. Gate, Kensington for Buckingham PaJac7, where she was presented by her mother at one
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    Woman Day By Day
    1174 12 London, July 13. CLSA SCHIAPARELLI, the well-known fashion designer, whose L models are so widely featured here and on the continent, has decided to close down her London hranch. This is a bitter disappointment to all of us who arc unable to get over to Pans
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    Folks In The Limelight
    212 13 Folks In The Limelight S MONTHS OLD Susan Jean, lighter ol Lord and Lady Cecil celebrated her christening, cently by having a saltspoonful nipasne m her bottle of orange She seemed to enjoy it as sne mcc cried. godparents included her uncle, the s ul Queensberry and her aunt. orothy
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    SINGAPORE DEFEAT SERVICES IN MALAYA CUP.
    789 15 Singapore, Sunday. n mto tiadition, Singapore pfeyed excellent soccer at Anson ,A<\u\\um yesterday when they defeated the Combined Serin (|U ilify for the Malaya Cup final to meet Selangor for itae was a vtty large and distinguished gathering present, m Itijor-Gen. W. G. S.
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    PERAK RACE RESULTS
    84 15 DESULTS of Saturday's races at Ipoh:— Race I— Quern's Course SU S8 Harap $11 Race 2 Lisheen $16 $8 Pratique $15 Sycillian $12 Race 3— Tcyman $14 $9 Flying Column $11 Rac<i 4 Spear of Sarawak $35 $8 Nutcracker $9 Hercules $7 Race s— Refill $96 $15
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    SELANGOR TRIUMPH
    93 15 equalised a little later. Interval scores was I—l. No further goals weir scored till nelaring the end, when Selafigor went ahead by two quick goals contributed by HeAry and Shaiiff. (From Our Own Correspondent) Alor Star, Saturday. DEFEATING Kedah by three £oa!s to one today, Selangor qualified to
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    SHIPS IN DOCK
    134 15 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE KEPPEL HAttBOUR Main Wharf: Sir Hastings Anderson, City of Mandalay, Comphuljs. King's Dock Wharf: Nil. < Coal Wharf: Nil. VESSELS IN DRY DOCKS Tanjong Pagar: Albert Dock: Nil. Victoria Dock: Nil. J Keppel Harbour: jj King's Dock: Silvcrwillow, Crista.
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    THE MINICIPAL ORDINANCE CHAPTER 133
    2047 16 THE MINICIPAL ORDINANCE CHAPTER 133 Singapore A2 oi the Municipal O d ma .nee er 133) that H f^f** E„ S ;n--"e Limits of OM Mu::^:ilit> gl ¥■£s*s* hv ESS rr d m" Q writing to the Colonial set-re (d r-r SSi th, MUM «W u the Governor m Council
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    Y.W.C.A.Month Meeting
    203 16 Y.W.C.A.Month Meeting THE monthly meeting of the fa Committee of the Youiir Wi Christian Association was held on day with Mrs. H. J. Pedlow. the! dent m the chair. Those present Mesdames A. M. Handy, Loh Pooi ible, H. W. Shively. H Jl G. O. Daniels, R. X S k
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    Law Notice
    152 16 Before the Chu: j t lee Tuesday. 25th iate's Appeal- Alex v, *«j Saturday. 29th at ium JJ rates Appeal—Fan and Hanai Buate (fi Before Mr. Justice Pp. Monday, 24th at 11 am' _Sumftß tn-Chambers, etc. Thereafter :—-8.132 37 5.174 38> Tan Swee h Swee Leng. Tuesday. 25th
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    43 16 London. July PRINCE Paul and Princess Oj Jugoslavia to-day left BucKin Palace to spend the week-end attj Buckinghamshire house ol tne J Duchess of Kent. They are expected to retunM Palace, where they are guesw j King and Queen on Mondays Official Wireless.
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      93 16 Tanglin Barracks:—^ pi All that piece 01 land oc cW the War Department and t m lots 1049, *****0. 104 11 Mukim of Tanglin as mw cularly delineated on cem« 5578 sheets 3 and 4 m I the Senior Superintendent oi Singapore. w BA R^ president. Municipal Comm* ONGAFOBE "iroWCl^
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    CRICKET CLUB DRAW WITH S.R.C.
    577 18 RAIN SHORTENS PLAYING TIME Singapore, Hunday. A CREDITABLE tcconu innings which yielded 157 runs for the loss of seven wickets only when stumps were drawn to-day, enabled the SCC to draw with the S.R.C. m the second iMurc this season between the first elevens of
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    PADANG FRIENDLY
    238 18 Singapore, Sundß JHE S.C.C. second siring J defeated th-j s.R.c. J eleven by 36 runs m a f^B 1 cricket fixture played on the 9 padang. I I Batting first, the Cricket Club j piled 132 runs for the lass of niJI j kets, to which the Recs.
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    HOME CRICKET
    79 18 London. Jniy^B THFKF was no play at i an S Glamorgan was to have Mmagainst Warwickshire. fl At Bristol, Gloucester had piied fl mns at the close of play lagaii 1 sex). I Derbyshire 162 for 7 (Smith -I Somerset. Yorkshire vs. Nottinghamshitt^B play di:r to rain. Other
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    SCOUT PRESENTATION
    97 18 Singapore. Jjg WW A very pleasant function to° K I yesterday afternoon at the Malay School, when 17 sc cuts Malay Schools received trim Class Badges. p t,vfl The presentation was inaae sistapt District Commissioner Alsagoff. f t he Thirteen new membei* oi m John Ambulance Brigade oi
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    C.R.C. Great Clarke Rangers
    199 19 C.R.C. Great Clarke Rangers ["K.C. beit the Clarke Rangit cricket yesterday at Hons «n by 105 runs. Yzelmen "of the Chinese wickets for SC R C. m2 b Yzelman 5 ncSamy o Yzelman -8 c oliveiro b de Silva m e b Wilson 4 J I b Yzelman c ,e
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    WOMEN HURT
    26 19 les of two policemen were alia ye been hurt yesterday One ■sustained a lacerated wound P* of the head and was reI the hospital.
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    TABLE TENNIS FINALS
    430 19 ating Chua Kirn Hearn or Ji'day night when all th<? f the Singapore Champion*eptojr.M, Loh Kum Soon, h singles champion, made nnis history by establishing champion for the third indeed i creditable record ar.d •ty to remain for some year>. Wls J ubil a»t over his 11™
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    Thrilling Badminton At Haw-Par Gymnasium
    655 19 Thrilling Badminton At Haw -Par Gymnasium 15—8, 15—12, Peh Teng 3tew (pevonshirei beat Raymond Frols (Useful) 15—10, 14—14 (3—o) DOUBLES: Wee Hong Loo and Georgte Tan (Merrytlme) beat Koh Eng Beck and Tan Chee* Koon (1. C.5. A.) 21—15, 21—14. Saturday's Results SINGLES: Ng Liang «2huan CJ.tf.SJV J beat Le
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    ALLEGED RUBBER OFFENCE
    147 19 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. Saturday. THIN Hun, a lorry driver, was this morning produced before Inche Haron bin Ahmad and charged with having conveyed 39 pilrals 25 katia of sheet rubber at Parit Tengah, Partt Jawa, between the hours of f p.m. and 6 a.m., an
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    CHUNGKING OPINION MUST NOT BE MISLED
    1071 20 CHUNGKING OPINION MUST NOT BE MISLED Tokyo Conference Jm Loud)!!. July ES. «I...i •nriv«'» e;'t has l>een *KWS. from exclusive!) SpSSod by > meM bttoftn Sir. i:. .w >• "II -a ick nl of the )i)S('l Ml Thu comment v <.■ wu. tatt Uul agreement wai remene v I panose
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    Single Command For Australasia & Far East Foreshadowed
    141 20 Single Command For Australasia Far East Foreshadowed imiiAVrar ti London, Jul) 23. FUUiUWJNG the apoosntment of Sir Archibald w XTwiiu G '°;V" MWd,e East > the News of the World Military Correspondent foreshadows the appointment ot a general officer commanding-in-chief for British forces m the Par East with headquarters at
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    Wall St. Firm
    52 20 Manila, July 23. MESSRS Swan. Cubertson Fritz m their daily financial digest of the New York markets, as of Saturday, state: Stock prices advanced exceeding two points on active dealings. The gains were held despite Realising. Encouraging business news and the improved international situation were contributing t
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    UNKNOWN
    121 20 (^^^<^ '<^&lJ_. 1 'fHRILLS .«i plenty m patrons of the Pavihon .h^^B Saint Strikes BackA j?":. wh 11. Ls is a detective story of a m tractive type, based on Le.h* pJI famous character. «*m^^ The Saint is a mystery, not J the police, v. ho are constantly JJ^B
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    EXCITEMENT "ROAD DEMOND
    160 20 FOR those who like the thrills fl mot or -race track me re v J cxc item ent m "Road Demon: 3 picture whuh openea at the Alfl lost night. The picture rentres^B the attempts by two different fll; oi people to win an annual racifl needless
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    UNKNOWN
    128 20 A PICTURE with plenty oi thn^fl; the new show at the Capitol, 'Em Up O 'Con ner."' dealing ;th^Bp speedway and motor racing Her *^fc is a good love interest, and a ground of speedway mystery Murder is brought m as a J l^H C( gredient and there is
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    BRITISH CATTLE FOR RUSSIA
    59 20 BRITISH CATTLE FOR RUSSIA London. J^M The Russian Reamer Spar j.™ Tilbury last night ioi l inclllc ii^B pedigree cattle on board, ma mm horn the Royal farms -f^fl Sandringham and the Ducny wall Estate. -efofl Fine cattle oi qhorthoin^H 1 Shorthorn and Beef n were also included mine Tilbur^»:
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    MOSCOW TALK
    13 20 A meeting is bei^^foTt!^H this afternoon g^^ns seat fl day. Reuter
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