The Straits Times, 3 July 1937

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    38 1 The Straits Times r ESTABLISHED NEARLY A CENTURY THE LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. :'<• PAGES. SINGAPORE. SATURDAY, JULY 3. 1937. I'KICK 10 CENTS The Straits Times 20 i\\<;es. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1937. PRICE 10 CENTS
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      186 1 Singapore: 140 cecil st. (phone 5471). FvrsTA A i PIATtE-lOCK gJ»".IODRIITR"^i=i REGISTERED) The Original British Wood Preservative SOLE AGENTS:THE BORNEO CO. LTD, (Incorporated in England SINGAPORE PENANG IPOH KUALA LUMPUR MALACCA. 14 tkoJi^^^ REFRESHING c 0 b 5 /|i fil I wWWB %-W&Hi I Tako short he«d hit av«rywh»r« I
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      171 1 KUALA LUMPUR: 25. JAVA ST. r PHONE ***** SI FINDLATER S I FINE SHERRIES PORTS. Par Battle Only 0. 75 Extra. SHERRIES OLD MORENO BROWN. FULL OF FLAVOUR. A DELIGHTFUL APPETISER, $2.00 PALE MEDIUM DRY. VERY SUITABLE FOR CLUB SHERRY AND BITTERS. < $2.05 FINO. POSSESSES THE BOUQUET OF A
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    44 2 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Mr Mrs. E. M. Ptrreau and family wish io express their sincere thanks to all relatives and friends whi attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Leonora <Nellie' Perreau, as well as those who sent wreaths, telegrams and letters of condolence.
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      620 2 The Straits Time SITUATIONS VACANT EXPERIENCED Chinese Steno-typtet by European firm. 4»6, Straits Times. TICKET COLLECTORS. SltuaUons filled. Applicants are thanked. Roxy Theatre. PHOTOGRAPHER, for Newspaper press work. All round experience and abllKy al. Straits Times. WANTED experienced filing clerk for three or four days. Private address. Apply O.P.O. Box
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      695 2 FOR SALE MIIXVADOR Refrigerator Phone 3333 CRUSHED GRANITE or Blocks 09 lorry m rail Hlndhede 1 Co.. Ltd FOB SALE, Gestetner Duplicating Machine almost new, with some gadgets, bargain. Box 500, Btralta Times. FRIGID A IRE redaces operation rosU rateraon. Simons C*. U*. FOR SALE, two Pedigree Dachshund ***** puppies
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      759 2 BOARD RESIDENCE HILLTOP. 8 institution Hill, airy double single rooms with private bathroom. Tennis court garages. Price mod. P. 7330. PIES BUNGALOW on Sea. Bedroom, bath and lounge. Tennis, Oarage. 103 Meyer Road. GILSTBAD BOUSE, 10, Oilstead Road, Board Residence Dally and monthly Tele: 7«09. Mrs. E. P. Gale it
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      918 2 PUBLIC NOTICES MALAYAN KENNEL ASSOCIATION. CENTRAL MALAYAN DOG SHOW 1937. It la proposed to bold U.e Annual Central Malayan Dog Show on Sunday, the 25th July, 1937 at the Race Course, Kuala Lumpur, (by courtesy of the Selangor Turf Club). Classes will Include puppy, limit, bred in Malaya, Imported and
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      732 2 AUCTION NOTICES AUCTION SALE of valuable freehold residential property situate at known as No. 11, Boscombe Road. Singapore. To be held at our saleroom, No. II. Chulia 8treet, on TmmUt. July 6. 1937 at 2 34 f m. PARTICULARS. Valuable freehold land St hotue No. 11, Bcscombe Road, Singapore, area
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      163 2 WO /V* lCHuTn&r'C _F Mw ml\fj ♦_> s^ dr f MUIIIIe 4ltm Boww. 4 nOT,ItM. Andean Read-Tel 4768 ,-_C^_ THF tATFST _%_^^."^v t/1/ul fWCsf^fc*. c--wirt r-ftT-^STHSM STYLE K{Kk; > «_3^ ZLZ"""^ "TiT" If-gWP j> vj? J*%. <9r* W *aTt> creatr<l af j lIUH II U >> Ladies Hairdressers. 93 Bras
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      653 3 P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES (Incorporated In England) MAIL PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL 8 N Co UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY 8 GOVERNMENT LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE OCTWARD FROM LONDON FOR CHINA AND JAPAN Tonnage Spore KAISAR-I-HIND U-OOO In port cnnn»w 6.500 July
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      392 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NIPPON Yl SEN KAISHA) (Inco.-jorated in Japan i GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS FOR CUNARD WHITE STAR LTD. SHORT TRIPS TO JAPAN. VIA HONGKONG SHANGHAI. m.s. YASt'KUNl MARU July 9 S.8. HAKONE MARU July 25 sj>. SUWA MARU Aug. 10 ss. FUSHIMI MARU Aug. 23 ML IIAKOZAKI MARU Sept. Roond
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      621 3 1 3f V* M^^^^dl SPECIAL HOLIDAY CRUISES BANGKOK-SAIGON ANGKOR-PNOM PENH Displacement Leaving Returning M.S. Tons Singapore Singapore ALBIA 12,500 July 17 A-t BORINGIA 12.500 Aug 7 Ajg 27 LALANDIA 11.000 Sept 18 Oct. 8 JUTLANDIA 13.100 Oct 9 Oct 29 MI'ONIA 11.000 Oct 30 Nov 19 BORINGIA 12.500 Dec. 11
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      188 3 8. 1. S. N. CO., LTD. (incorporated in England) APCAR LINE FOR HONG KONG SHANGHAI MOJI KOBE AND OSAKA. s.s. TALMA ■MM 15th July 3 p.m. Excellent modern accommodation for first and second cla» passengers. Special holiday return tickets Interchangeable with P 1 O. S. N CO.. issued at cheap
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      1068 3 X^^^ REPRESENTING SHIPPIM. 1HI BLUE RUNNEL LINI (Ocean The Hua Khiow Steamsblo Co (lt») LI* Steam Ship Co, Ltd and China Mutual Th* Cuna-d Whit* stai LM Steam Navigation Co Ltd I Aberdeen Commonwealth Une Tbr Straits Steamship Co Ltd Shaw SariU Albion Co (la The China Narration Co. Ltd
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  • SHIPPING & MAILS.
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      NETHERLANDS AIR MAIL SINGAPORE—AMSTERDAM
      21 4 NETHERLANDS AIR MAIL SINGAPORE— AMSTERDAM The air mail dispatched from Singapore on June 26 was delivered In London on July 2.
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      IMPERIAL AIR MAIL SINGAPORE—LONDON.
      21 4 IMPERIAL AIR MAIL SINGAPORE— LONDON. The air mail dispatched from Singapore on June 23, was delivered In London on July 2.
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      S.S. SOMALI
      17 4 Telegraphic advice states that the Somali arrived in London at 4 a.m. on July 1.
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      SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
      154 4 Toda; DJambi K. Toengkal (Tcba) 3 p.» North Borneo. Brunei and Labuan (Marudu) 3.30 p.m Sarawak (generally) Bintuiu, MM, Sarikci and Sibu (Marudu 1 3.30 p.m. Brian, Bengka-is Selat Pandjang (Toboalit 4 pm Laboean Uilik (Jaraki ..4 p.m. Muntok Palembang (Senang) 4 p.m Rengat Tembilahan iMaros) 4
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      AIR MAILS.
      158 4 INWARD. Qantas: From Australia: Arrives this afternoon. Dutch: From Netherlands India: Arrives this afternoon. Wcarnes: From Penang and Kuala Lumpur: Arrives this evening. X.L.M. From Europe: Due Sunday evening:. Imperial: From Europe: Due Sunday evening. OL'TWARD. X.L.M. To Europe: Mails close 1.30 p.m. today. Imperial: To Europe: .Mails
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      FROM MALACCA.
      66 4 Correspondence for transmission by air "via Netherlands' must ue specially and clearly superscilbed "By X.L.M Malls will do?? tt Malacca as followsloua> Bong Kong, China. Philippine*. Guam. Honolulu and U.S.A. by air (Imperial and Pan American) 6 p.m Australasia, Java ti Timor by air (Qantas) 6 p.m. r.S.A.
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      AIR PASSENGERS
      76 4 Aircraft Caiibc-rra VH-USC from Brisbane, Darwin, and D.E.I, arrived June 26:— Mr. H. Brassey from Brisbane; Mr. J. Thompson and Mr. C Harper from Daly Waters. Aircraft Artemis G-ABTJ for Penang. Siam. Burma, and Karachi left June 27:— Mr. R. M. Longmore and Mr. H. Brassey to London:
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    SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES.
    261 4 Singapore, July 3, 12 noon. Buyer Seller Gambier $8.00 Hamburg Cube $15.00 Java Cube $11.00 Pepper. White Muntok $16.50 White $18.00 Black $9.75 Copra. Mixed $5.40 Fun Dried $5.80 Tapioca. Small Flake $4.40 Fair Flake $3.90 Medium Pearl $5.15 Small Pearl $5.25 Sago Flour. No. 1 Llngga
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    198 4 Mails from Australia, Netherlands Indies etc. expected today, July 3, i by air cQantas) will be delivered to 1 boxholders at 3. p.m. General delivery of letters at 4.05 p.m. Mails from Netherlands Indies expected today, July 3, by air (Netherlands) will be delivered to boxholders at 3.30
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    THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    147 4 Saturday, July I. Ships atoafaMe the Wharves or eipcrtcd to arr'vt Entrance Godown Gat* i:a*t Wharf Tottorl Maru 22 1 Main Wharf Kaisar-I-Hind 18 2 Kistna 16 2 Domodocus 13 2 Pangkor 12 2 Scharnhorst 10 2 Andre Lcbon 7 2 Empire Dock Silvercedar 30 Javanese
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    WARNING TO SHIPPING.
    63 4 At a distance of 2.95 miles, 149 degrees, from Fort Cornwallls flagstaff at lat. 5 degrees 23' N., long. 100 degrees 22VV E. approximately is a fixed gree all-round light. The elevation is 18 feet and the visibility two miles. It is on the dolphin marking the
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    Board Of Visiting Justice, Singapore.
    41 4 H.E. the Governor has appointed the Hon. Mr. H. W. Raper, O3.E, to be Chairman of the Board of Visiting Justices, Singapore, with effect from June 28, In the place of Mr. J. A. Clarke, resigned.
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    30 4 Capt. L. W. Leask has been nominatOrdlnance as a person entitled to be ed under the Merchant Shipping examined for a licence as Pilot In the Pilotage District of Singapore.
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      803 4 BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. t incorporate- u> P.MS) LLOYDS AGENTS: BOOMING AGFNTS FM S. RLVS AM) SIAM STATES RAILWAYS. rutPIIOVE: Frelffbt S43J— Pawate 543 L CANADIAN til i^iW m Km A JC JL v (Incorporated in England) SHI! "LMI'KLSS- ROUTE offer* TM.INS-FACIFIC SERVICES via HONOLIIt or dlrMt CMPRtSS to VANCOUVER— ACROSS
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      549 4 ELLERMAN BUCKNALL ISTHMIAN STEAMSHIP STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. COMPANY. (incorporate*) .d England) Unco.pcn.u-o u S A > BOSTON \h) VOKH BAL1IMOM VIA SUEZ CANAl out lain "ELLEKMAN- LIVK STEEL TRAVELER In port H I tKMA.N LINE STEEL MARINER Aug 2 FOB HAVKJL LONUON STEEt NAVIHATOR Au S 24 %M 28 KOI
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      398 4 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. Daily Weather Report. Stations Yesterday Last night m.tx. rain- bright min temp, fall s'shine temp *P ins hrs. 'F West C^ast. Al:>r Star 89 Nil 11.7 73 Bayan Lepas (Penane) 89 Nil 10.6 72 Sitiawan 93 Nil 10.0 73 Bukit Jeram 92 0.04 11.9 72 Malacca 87
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    JUDGE VALUES. KISSES.
    529 5 JUDGE VALUES. KISSES. MAN TO PAY 20 GUINEAS FOR TWO. WHY TEACHER LEFT HER FLAT A WOMAN school-teacher who was kissed against her wish was awarded 20 Riiineis da.nagcs. with costs, by Judse T. E. Haydon at Croydon County Court. Robert H. Atwood. property owner. of Park HU Road. Croydon,
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      539 5 LAST NICHT! and YOU MUST NOT MISS SHIRLEY'S BRIGHTEST SHOW BBB|PPin '■JjfcMß SHE'S IN CHINA WITH A |-^H *»^kV iE^^H Jl NX FULL OF SURPRISES. I k4l W JOY AND LAUGHTER! a s^-^E BRING YOUR KIDDIES TO SEE I SHIRLEY TEMPLE EVKN TALKS AND SINGS CHINESE IN *S T O
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      67 5 OUR WATCHES Scr\ ii«-«l l>v Ssm. mHb Qualified Experts Jr 9 sSSSBbW Opposite Clifford Pier the SHOE for y Our BOY." •Imitation grained leather. Derby pattern with re-in-forced-rubber-fibre combination soles for hard and durable wear Advt: The Bata Shoe Co. Ltd. Spore. THE NEW WORLD CABARET TO-DAY ft SUNDAY NON-STOP
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      84 5 I watch for opening date youth fl wm through Tj k slimness I madame evellne de vries, 1 Just back from europe InI SM I troduces to Singapore I her specially established J salon equipped with the "^r latest apparatus for slimmini; by steam and nia.,U sage I $5.00 Jn
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      190 5 WHAT IS ON TODAY. HOTELS. RAFFLES HOTEL: Orchestral concert, 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. Informal dinner and dance, 9.45 to midnight. Cabaret by D. Foklen-Marvin Russian Trio. SEA VIEW HOTEL: Concert, 10 p.m. COCONUT GKOVE: Dinner and dance (1 a.m. extension). CINEMAS. A MI AM Bit A: Ace Drummond. With John
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      131 5 RITZ: Texas Rangers. And. Lady By Choice. 7.45—11 p.m. MARLBOROUGH: Night of Love. 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. ROXY: Stowaway. 8.15 and 9.15 p.m. GARRICK THEATRE: Madam Fashion, 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. SUN THEATRE (New World): Modern Times. 7.30 and 9.30 p.m. THEATRE ROYAL: Bala Yoglni 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. TnE
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  • STOCKS AND SHARES—LATEST LOCAL QUOTATIONS.
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      AROUND THE MARKETS.
      558 6 GOLD SCARE STILL PERSISTS. TIN SHARE PRICES GAIN ON WEEK. From Our Financial Correspondent. (Copyright) Singapore, July 3. The market this morning is rife with rumours which suggest that Malaya will shortly become as an important producer of gold as she] now is of tin. The c
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      JUNE TIN ORE IMPORTS.
      68 6 T7ORKIGN imports of tin ur<- into the Straits Srttlrmcnij during June totalled 2. "04 tons, compared with S.M3 tins in May. Of this total. Siam srnt 1.398 tuns; French Indo-China 329 tins: 278 tons from Murma: 85 tons from Japan; 52 tons from Vnion of South
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      92 6 The rubber market opens weaker this morning and value have declined a little following the falls in the other markets and owing to the fact that London is closed today and New York is closed today and on Monday. United Kingdom stocks are likely to show no change this week.
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        MINING.
        572 6 ss>ue vai. I 4/- Ampat Tin £1 Asam Kumbang 11 Austral Malay 5/- Ayer lhtam 1 Ayer Weng £1 Bangrin Tin 1 Batu Selangor i'l Burma Malay £1 Chenderlang 50 Hitam Tin 1 Hong Fatt 5 Hong Kong Tin 5/- Idns Hydraulic Ipon Tin £1 Jelapang 1 Jelcbu Tin
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        GENERAL.
        428 6 z n.z\ tsricK ura. i.od i.OS 155 1.65 I J do 7!i'.i Prcfs. 2.35 2.45 2.45 2.55 10 1U Aua.' Ice ti.OO lOOOn. 8 00 lOOOn. 1 1 B M. Broadcasting 0.85 0.90 0.87 0.92 10 5 U M. Trustee 4 25 /.'JO 9.25 1.25 1100 ii.JOCad.e It Wireless
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        231 6 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL. 5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int Mur. 31 Sept. 30 103V4 105*4 nom 4' 2 t 1907 red. 1947 il.600.000 int. Mar. 31 Sept 30 10"/ 110 nom Hfcft )909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 int. Mar. 31 Sept 31 116 117 now 1913 red. 1963 $2
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        373 6 Shares are SI unless otherwise stated.) Fraser b Co Lyall Eva Allenby 1.90 2.00 1.85 Alor Uajah 1.30 1.40 1.30 Amai Malay 1.85 2.00 1.00 Ayer Hitam 140 1.50 1.40 Ayer M>lek 1.15 1.30 1.15 Ayer '""anas 1.70 1.80cd 1.70 Bassett 0.80 0.85 0.75 Batu Uniang 1.35 1.45
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      YESTERDAY'S PRICES:—
      70 6 Rubber. London, 9' 2d.. down %d. Market Tone: —Easier after steady. New York, 19V 4 cts., down ct. Market Tone: —Steady. TIN. London, (3 months), £256 55., down 10s. London, (spot) £256 155., down 15s. Market Tone: —Quiet. New York, 57Vi cts., down '< ct. Market Tone:—Quiet. GOLD.
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      80 6 Closing Prices, July 2. No. 1 X. R. S. S. in cases (F. 0.8.) July 323/ i 33 Good F. A. Q. in bales (F. 0.8.) July 31% 32% No. 1 X. R. S. S. (Spot loose) Awardable Singapore 32% 33 July 32% 33% July-September
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      FRASER & COMPANY LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS.
      179 6 FRASER COMPANY LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS. Company Dividend TIN Hit am Tin 5% Int. June 30 Ksmunting 10% Int. July 13 Kuchal 20% Int. July 20 Llneui 10% Int July 27 London Tin 7% Pangnga River 8% Int. July 13 Er.ngei Luas 4% Int. June 26 Takuapa 3\ Int. July
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      JUNE WORLD TIN STATISTICS.
      217 6 SLIGHT DECREASE IN CONSUMPTION. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, July 2. \I7ORLD tin stocks on June 30 showed a small reduction of 588 tons on the figure at the end of May, according to estimates compiled by W. H. Gartsen and Co. the London metal merchants,
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      EXCHANGES.
      93 6 London. July 2. The tollowlng were mean raie> ruling at noon feday: Paris 128*4 Athenn bf-n New York 4 94 5 16 Bucharest ti7o Montreal 4.95* seii^' Brussels 29.36** Rio Geneva 21.64 sellers oflicia Amsterdam 8.99% Belgrade 216 Milan 93 31 32 Buenos Atre* jwuhu, Berlin 12.32 Motfvideo 39\
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      STOCK EXCHANGE.
      339 6 London. July 7. The following are today's closing middle prices on the London Stock Exchange:— Shares il £1 denomination unless otherwise stated: Yester- fuse dcy or Fall Conversion Loan 3 p.e. 1944-64 112% Funding Loan 4 D.C. 1960-90 109% War Loan, 3's p.c »1i H Com. Union Assce.
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      JUNE TIN SHIPMENTS.
      116 6 pOREIGN exports of tin. ti<mr final shipments on ocran steamers at all Malayan ports. <iurinjr June totalled 6.391 tons, reflecting the low production of ore in Mar. Shipments in previous months were: January 7 038 tons; Ft hruary (-.595 tons; Manh V.l!!* tons; April 8.178 tons and
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      R.A.F. PROMOTION
      34 6 The Royal A;r Force promotion* list includes Squadron-Leader A. C. Stevens, formerly or No. 205 S<iiiidron at Seletar station. Ke becomes WlngCommander He left SeleUr about Jour months ago, being invalided Home.
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  • FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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      TIN COMMITTEE CRITICISED.
      447 7 FAILURE TO ADJUST OUTPUTS. DELAY IN DELIVERY OF IRON STEEL. IN their 'Foresight Saga' No. 3.013 of June 22. Messrs. William Jacks and Co., London, write: Armament contracts have interfered with general industry to such an extent that new programmes are held up for the time being.
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      WORLD RUBBER STOCKS STILL DECLINING.
      211 7 Drop Of 16,000 Tons In May: Heavy June Shipments. 117ORLD stocks of rubber dropped 15,000 tons in May and these stocks TT now stand at 374,000 tons, a decline of 125,000 tons in the last year. Stocks have now reached a level which is below
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      MALAYA'S PRODUCTION & EXPORT WELL BELOW QUOTA.
      647 7 MALAYA'S PRODUCTION EXPORT WELL BELOW QUOTA. LEWIS AND PEAT LTD, in their weekly report on the rubber market Issued yesterday, write: When It Is considered that a large tonnage has been set moving in a rather bela.ted attempt during the past week to make up Malaya's permissible export to date,
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      MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS.
      98 7 F.M.S. Quota Production Domestic Net Ocean Total Ocean Imports Colony Estate Dealers' Exports Shipments Shipments Dry Weight Stocks Stocks Stocks December, 1936 -2,698 January. 1937 36,812 February 36,813 March 36,813 April 39.267 May 39.266 39,909 34,759 38,443 33.085 35,412 33,155 32,200 40,709 34,375 33.099 24.615 24,010 39,989
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      RUBBER QUOTA DEFICIENCY. MALAYA'S SHARE 15,000 TONS.
      158 7 RUBBER QUOTA DEFICIENCY. MALAYA'S SHARE 15,000 TONS. (From Our Own Correspondent) London, July 2. THE statistical bulletin of the International Rubber Restriction Committee published today shows that the net exports of rubber from producing countries in May was 78,743 t0n5—5,157 under the quota —making a deficiency for the January-May period
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      RUBBER EXPORT DUTY
      31 7 The price of rubber for assessment of expert duty In the F.M.S. from July 2 to July 8, Inclusive, has been fixed r.t 30 13/16 cents per pound.
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      TREASURY BILLS.
      37 7 The total amount applied for in tenders for £45,000.000 Treasury Bills was £72.860,000. The average rale per cent, for bills at three months was Us. 0.45 d. against 11s. 5.41 d. a week ago.—British Wireless.
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      LONDON RUBBER MARKET. U.S.A. LABOUR UNREST BLAMED FOR DULLNESS. I.R.R.C. MEETING POSTPONED.
      428 7 LONDON RUBBER MARKET. U.S.A. LABOUR UNREST BLAMED FOR DULLNESS. I.R.R.C. MEETING POSTPONED. IN their weekly report on the London rubber market dated June 23. Messrs. Symington and Wilson write:— After being dull and rather easier on Thursday or last week the market was firm on Friday and opened firm on
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      LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. FINANCIAL REVIEW OF THE WEEK.
      450 7 LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. FINANCIAL REVIEW OF THE WEEK. GOVERNMENT STOCKS DECLINE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. June 24. TTHOUOH today the tone of the markets of the Stock Exchange is definitely firmer in most departments and yesterday's partial recovery In the gold share market is being Improved upon, security prices
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      INDIAN LABOUR
      41 7 Information has been received that 317 state-aided labourers will arrive in Penang on Monday by s.s. Ellora. It is expected that 27 will be sent to Pulau Jerejak and the balance will proceed to Port Swettenham for quarantine there.
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      593 7 BANKING. HONG KONG SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated »n <«e Colony ot Hong Kong) The liability tn tpetaovr a Un:!Ud to the extent and id jcauner prescribed by Ordinance No. 6 ot \i*» ol Uit Colon;. Authorised 0ap.U- »S°SSSSSS Imum and fully .^aid-Up 120.000.000 "SSkJT 1 *«*><>•<•<" HEAD OFFICE: BONG KONO
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      489 7 BANKING. CHARTERED BANK Of INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporated .n England oy Rov«l Charter 1853) Paid Op Capital in 600.000 sharps of f5 each I3.0u0.000 Reserve Fund £3.000.000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors t3.000.00* HEAD OFFICE: U. IHnboptfir London K C Amrltsar Hong Kong Rangoon Alor Star Hollo Salgor Bangkok rpoh
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    WOMAN QUALIFIES THE OATH.
    459 8 "AS FAR AS I CAN REMEMBER." From Gaol To Bankruptcy Court. A WOMAN, now serving a term if imprisonment, who appeared at the London Bankruptcy Court, added the words "As far as I can remember" to the oath. Mrs. Ethel May O.ive Price, ;i wM >\v,
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      456 8 HEARTBURN Many people sutler from this distressing condition withoat realising that it is a lorm of indigestion produced by the de- (imposition of indigestible food retained in the stomach. An occasional dose of ii l'owder in water I :r\ Mta the retention of indigestible food in the intestines. \part from
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      771 8 Broadcasting, SINGAPORE TODAY ZIIL 1 33 Mm (221 m p.m. 13.41 Light orchestral music, played by Rollers Famous Hungarian Band. Rela;fd from Adelphl Hotel. 2.00 Interval. 6.00 Chinese (Cantoneee) music. Gramophone records 7 00 Light orchestral music, played L. Station Orchestra, under direction of Rex Allen. Selection. Kissing Time. Fantaisie.
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      645 8 taries on the play, from the Centre Court, Wimbledon. Henley Regatta: Commentary. 11.30 News and announcements. 11.50 Greenwich time signal. Variety t a. in. 12.20 Close down. TOMORROW TRANSMISSION 4. GSO 11.75 Met (25 5 m.) G3B 9 51 Me a (31 5 m.) a.m. 12.40 Dance music. 1.00 "Prom
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      549 8 7.20 News In English. 7.35 Concert of light music r contd. > 8.10 Greetings to listeners In the Netherlands Indies 8.20 News and economic review In German. Call. DJQ. 9. OS New piano music. 9 05 News and economic review In German. Call DJQ. 9.20 News and economic review In
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      502 8 N1R0M. TODAY PM\ 10 16 Me s (29.2 ml YOC 15 15 Mc/s (19 8 m.) pm. 0 50 Time ignal. Announcement. 5 54 Evening concert. 6 50 News bulletin. 7.10 What Everybody Likes (popular). 8.00 Literary talk by Mr. C. Binnerts. 8.20 Chamber music. 9 20 Popular potpourri. 9
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    MOSCOW TO NEW YORK IS NEXT AIR HOP. Soviet Plans Regular Flying Service.
    181 9 MOSCOW TO NEW YORK IS NEXT AIR HOP. Soviet Plans Regular Flying Service. THE three young Russians who flew over the roof of the world have revealed that definite plans had been drawn up ty their Government to establish a regular service from Moscow over the Arctic to the United
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    25 9 NOVEL ITALIAN CRAFT. An Italian "water sledge" lohich won a 320-mile race at Venice at an average speed of more than 60 miles an hour.
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    J. H. THOMAS RETURNS TO PUBLIC LIFE. "I Am Certainly Coming Back."
    146 9 J. H. THOMAS RETURNS TO PUBLIC LIFE. "I Am Certainly Coming Back." MR. J. H. THOMAS says he will return to public life shortly, according to the Sunday Dispatch. Mr Ramsay Mac Donald dropped a broad hint at a luncheon of the National Labour Committee when he said of Mr.
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    HUSBAND WANTS TO GO TO GAOL. Serving Sentence In Wife's Place.
    212 9 HUSBAND WANTS TO GO TO GAOL. Serving Sentence In Wife's Place. TUDGE GEORGE DONNELLAN has received from a husband a plea to tx allowed to serve the three-year Jail sentence he passed on his wife, says the New York correspondent of the Dally Mall. Mrs. Helen Harper, aged 33 of
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    24 9 Mr. W. Gallacher, Communist M.P.. visited Wandsworth Prison as a guesl of the Government, eleven years after serving a sentence In the same prison.
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    PANIC FOLLOWS EXPLOSION. SHOCK FELT FOR TWENTY MILES. SCOTTISH POWDER WORKS.
    272 9 PANIC FOLLOWS EXPLOSION. SHOCK FELT FOR TWENTY MILES. SCOTTISH POWDER WORKS. London. EXPLOSIONS, the shocks of which were felt for a radius of 20 miles, killed three men and seriously injured two at Nobel's explosive factory, Ardeer, Ayrshire, the other week. Specially designed for the mass production of explosives, Ardeer
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    MOTOR SENTENCE & WOMAN'S MORALS. Unsucessful Appeal
    187 9 MOTOR SENTENCE WOMAN'S MORALS. Unsucessful Appeal morals were taken into account when she was sentenced to a term of I imprisonment for a motoring offence was made at Hants Quarter Sessions, Winchester Mrs. Winifred Hucklebridge appealed unsuccessfully against a sentence of three months' imprisonment by the Basingstoke justices for driving
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    NEPHEW OF SIR J. BARRIE ALLEGES BLACKMAIL
    507 9 NEPHEW OF SIR J. BARRIE ALLEGES BLACKMAIL MAN CLAIMS TO BE HIS WIFE'S SON. "SECRET KEPT FROM THE FAMILY." A NEPHEW of the late Sir James Barrle, Mr. William Winter, who Is British chess champion, declared before the Alton (Hants) Bench that he went in bodily fear of the man
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    NAZIS FINE FOUR BRITISH AIRMEN. £80 For Flying With Unsealed Cameras.
    137 9 NAZIS FINE FOUR BRITISH AIRMEN. £80 For Flying With Unsealed Cameras. FINES totalling 940 marko (about £80) were imposed on four British aviators for having flown over Germay with four cameras in their possession which had not been sealed. The four men, Mr. A. H. Abbott, aged 31, an Instructor
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    SPRING-CLEANING—BY ORDER. New Law In Hungary'
    113 9 SPRING-CLEANING— BY ORDER. New Law In Hungary' An order to be issued shortly in Hungary compels house owners to springclean their lofts and garrets. All Inflammable material must be removed from the lofts, and the cellars cleared of rubbfst. Paper and cloth may not be kept in a loft unless
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    AMUSEMENTS
    129 10 SINGAPORE. GAKRICK THEATRE. GEYLANG Madam Fashion —A Super Hindustani Talkie. 6.15 —9.15 p.m. GLOBE THEATRE Charlie Chan At the Rare Track. GREAT WORLD—THE SKY TALKIE Spring Time. HAPPY WORLD Cabaret, Dancing. Talkies. Cinemas. Theatres and Side Shows. NEW WORLD Side Shows, Cabaret, Dancing, Talkies. Theatres Cinemas. RITZ, GEYLANG Lady
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1937. Treaty Absurdities.
    1000 10 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1937. Treaty Absurdities. One of the very few genuinely constructive suggestions for placing the ideal which is embodied in the League of Nations on a practical basis received public expression in the summary of the deliberations on foreign affairs of the recent Imperial
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    Chinese Advisory Board, Singapore.
    39 10 On the nomination of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce H.E. the Governor has appointed Mr. Tan Chin Hean to be a member of the Chinese Advisory Board for Singapore vice Mr. Gan Say Hong.
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    Hindu Advisory Board, Singapore.
    32 10 H.E. the Governor has appointed Mr. L. F. Knight, J.P., to be Chairman of the Hindu Advisory Board vice Mr J. P. Pennefather-Evans with effect irom July 2.
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    17 10 Mr. H. Parry, J.P., Penang, has been awarded a Coronation medal, states last night's S.S. Government Gazette.
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    THE CHAPEL ROYAL.
    1468 10  -  STANLEY ROPER. English Music at Whitehall and St. James's. By IT has been said that almost everything worth remembering in the history of English music can be traced to the influence of the Chapel Royal. That is undoubtedly true. Yet the Chapel Royal at St. James is
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    NOTES Of. The DAY.
    749 10 NOTES Of The DA Y. DREDGE DRUDGES. U7HEN Bishop Roberts was chaplain of Selangor he made a courageous protest against the inadequate amount of free time allowed to Europeans working on tin dredges. Kow much rood it did is shown by the letter from a Selangor miner published by the
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    POWERS DISAGREE ON NON-INTERVENTION SCHEME.
    505 11 Must Agree Or Policy Cannot Survive. ITALY AND GERMANY HAVE COUNTER-PROPOSALS. Britain Claims They Would Favour Gen* Franco. JF a complete supervision scheme could not be devised and agreed, those withholding from the agreement would, in the view of the British Government, render it difficult
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    Shanghai Yarn Exchange Scandal.
    55 11 Shanghai, July 3. The trial t>:gins in Shanghai today of two high Government officials including the chief of the Finance Ministry revenue department, on charges of speculation on the Yarn and Cloth Exchange. Government, it i.; understood, is conducting a secret Inquiry into the other commodity
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    15 11 A 3rd century Roman building with ha'f-a-dozcn centrally-heated rooms has b-rn unearthed at Colliton Park
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    27 DEAD IN COLLIERY FIRE. OFFICIALS KILLED IN ATTEMPT TO CONTROL
    83 11 27 DEAD IN COLLIERY FIRE. OFFICIALS KILLED IN ATTEMPT TO CONTROL London, July 2. TWENTY-SEVEN were killed and nine sent to hospital as a result of explosions and a fire in the jßrymbo Colliery, Chesterton, Stoke-on-Trent, this morning. The dead include John Cox, joint managing- director of Shelton Iron, Steel,
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    WHAT MALAYA CAN OFFER TOURISTS. Fine Roads And Railways.
    164 11 WHAT MALAYA CAN OFFER TOURISTS. Fine Roads And Railways. Railways. ALTHOUGH there is a temporary lull in tourist traffic following the Coronation rush. Singapore travel agents consider prospects are bright for the future. Support is given to the suggestion that more should be done to attract tourists to Malaya. "There
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    AMUR RIVER INCIDENT ENDED.
    80 11 AMUR RIVER INCIDENT ENDED. Soviet Japan In Agreement. TROOPS TO BE WITHDRAWN. Moscow, July 3. A SATISFACTORY solution of the Amur River incident was reached yesterday, according to the Japanese Ambassador at the conclusion of a conversation with M. Litvinoff, Soviet Commissar for Foreign Affairs. The Ambassador stated the Soviet
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    HAINAN SCHEMES HELD UP. Slander Against Fukienese.
    104 11 HAINAN SCHEMES HELD UP. Slander Against Fukienese. Canton, July 3. rvEVELOPMENT schemes for Hainan Island are being held up by the islanders' opposition to introduction of outside capital <says Sin Chew Jil Poh). The latest example is provided by petition to the Kwangtung Provincial Government from the islanders opposing the
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    New Car To Show More Of The King
    148 11 r THE King has bought a new open car specially designed so that I he can be better seen by crowds on I ceremonial drives. The car is a Daimler straight-eight open cabriolet, battleship grey in colour, with an upholstery colour scheme
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    24 11 BELGIAN POLICE CHARGE EX-SERVICEMEN. Mounted police after charging ex-servicemen who took part in a march in Brussels protesting against an amnesty for war offenders.
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    Hitler's Home Now A Fortress.
    246 11 Hitler's Home Now A Fortress. MO greeting awaits the traveller who arrives in Berchtesgaden, Bararia, where Hitler has what the Nazis call his country home. Fortress is a more apt description, says the Dally Herald. Before a stranger is invited to sign the hotel visitors' book, he is ordered to
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    MISHAP TO CLIPPER DENIED.
    41 11 New York, July 2 A message received by the Globe wireless station from a station at Muscle Rock (California), that one of Pan-American Airways clippers was down "somewhere in the Pacific" has been established as erroneous. Reuter.
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    Free State General Ejection Results.
    70 11 Dublin. July 3. •THE outstanding results of the Free State general election so far announced are: The president, Mr. Eamon de Valera, has been returned for Clare; Mr. Scan McEntee, Minister of Finance and Mr. Oscar Traynor Minister of Posts and Telegraphs, have been re-elected
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    2 STEAMERS COLLIDE IN CHANNEL FOG.
    102 11 London, July 2. Two steamers collided off Newhaven in a channel fog this morning and both were badly holed. They were the Russian ship, Ziriyanin, 2.593 tons, of Odessa, which is Canadian-owned, and the Oambian. 5,500-tons, of Freetown, Sierra Leone. It is feared that
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    King Banned From Polish Cathedral Shrine.
    362 11 King Banned From Polish Cathedral Shrine. Warsaw, July 2. |£1NG CAROL of Rumania, who is expected in Poland on a State visit this week-end, has been refused entry to Cracow Cathedral by. the 70 years old Archbishop of Cracow, Prince Adam Sapieha. A meeting of the Polish Cabinet to consider
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    United States Supreme Court.
    190 11 United States Supreme Court. DEMOCRATS HAVE NEW BILL. Substitute For Roosevelt's Plan. Washington, July 3. A COMPLETE Democratic substitute for Mr. Roosevelt's Supreme Court Bill came before the Senate today. Senator Robinson, leader of the Democratic majority, explaining that the proposals would permit three appointments to the court within the
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    BRITISH INDUSTRIAL OUTLOOK IMPROVING. Fewer Unemployed Predicted.
    44 11 BRITISH INDUSTRIAL OUTLOOK IMPROVING. Fewer Unemployed Predicted. London, July 1. The Morning Post says that the continued upward trend of industry will again be reflected in the unemployment figures due for publication next Tuesday when another substantial fall in unemployment will be recorded—British Wireless.
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    AMELIA EARHART'S PLANE DOWN IN MID-PACIFIC.
    113 12 OVERFLEW ISLAND: PETROL EXHAUSTED. 111-luck On New Guinea- Howland Hop. COASTGUARD CUTTER BEGINS SEARCH FOR AIRWOMAN. Ufiß plane's fuel exhausted, Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs. Putnam) has been forced down in the Pacific Ocean, according to Reuter messages Flying from Lac (New Guinea) to Howland
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    Where Is Radio Manila ?
    111 12 Where Is Radio Manila (By Our Radio Correspondent.) "WHERE is Radio Manila," has been the question asked in a dozen letters received in the past few days. Th? Manila shortwave station. KCRM, is one of the best broadcasters received in Singapore and many listeners were dismayed at the boglnning of
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    Court Sequel To Christmas Eve Contract.
    521 12 •THE defendant's version of how he came to enter into an agreement whereby he agreed to acquire options over certain lands in the Senai-Kulai district was given in the High Court, yesterday, before Mr. Justice Home, when further hearing was recorded in the case
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    In Singapore Two Weeks Ago.
    309 12 AN hour eailier she had been: within a hundred miles of Howland, and in view of tho machine's cruising speed of 160 miles an hour, it seems she must have overflown her destination. The coastguard cutter Itasca. stationed at Howland Island, is searchIng for the
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    SECRETARY TO THE HIGH COMMISSIONER.
    41 12 AMR R. Irvine has been appointed to act as secretary to the High Commissioner for the Malay States, Sir Shenton Thomas. The former secretary, Mr. E. E. F. Pretty, is now Under-Secretary to the F.M.S. Government
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    26 12 Rev. Fr. Thomas Varghese. B.A, of the Jacobite Syrian Church, India, will take the Communion service at the Armenian Church. Hill Street, tomorrow at 8 a.m.
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    WITCHCRAFT IN OLD NEW ENGLAND.
    226 12 At The Cinema. Dramatic Tale Of Puritan Days. "Maid of Salem" (Claudettc Colbert and Fred Mar Murray) Directed by Frank Lloyd, Paramount. At the Pavilion. COME of the finest dramatic acting of her career is Claudette Colbert's contribution to Frank Lloyd's brilliant portrait of New
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    CYCLES MUST BE BETTER LIT IN F.M.S.
    121 12 CYCLES MUST BE BETTER LIT IN F.M.S. New Rules Proposed. MEW draft rules covering the 4 lighting of pedal cycles and tricycles have been circulated to public bodies by the F.M.S. Government. It is proposed to introduce the new regulations on Oct. 1. It Is provided that every pedal cyclo
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    Down Among Scharnhorst Turbines.
    110 12 Down Among Scharnhorst Turbines. LOCAL ENGINEERS TOUR VESSEL. A PARTY of 40 members of the Engineering Association of Malaya, under the leadership of Mr. F. H. Robinson, made a thorough inspection of the engine-room of the Scharnhorst at the special invitation of Norddeutscher Lloyd, yesterday evening. Before the inspection, the
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    Level Crossing Crash Delays Mail Train.
    62 12 Level Crossing Crash Delays Mail Train. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 3. ■THE northbound night mail was delayed an hour and forty minutes this morning in consequence of a heavily laden lorry crashing into the level crossing at Ayer Kuning North, near Talping. The lorry collapsed and It was
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    HOSPITAL WEEK BEGINS TODAY. St. Andrew's Drive For $10,000.
    102 12 HOSPITAL WEEK BEGINS TODAY. St. Andrew's Drive For $10,000. A BIG drive to collect $10,000 during Hospital Week is to be made from today until July 10 by St. Andrew's Mission Hospital. The hospital has to re'.y largely on voluntary contributions to balance its budget. On Monday a benefit matinee
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      101 12 Usual Heartburnings Follow Coronation Awards. To the Editor of the Straits Times, Sir,—The list of the Coronation awards appeared in your esteemed contemporary this morning, and the usual heartburnings are now taking place. Would you be good tnougn to publish for my satisfaction the names of the different officers
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      MR. H. D. NOONE ON FIELD WORK IN UPPER PERAK.
      52 12 'From Our Own correspondent. l Talping, July 1. Mr. H. D. Noone. Field Etnographer. Perak Museum. Taiping, is now in Ulu Temenggor. Upper Perak. on field work. He is expected to return to his station in the second week of
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    New Houses For Airport Staff.
    89 12 New Houses For Airport Staff. A MINIATURE colony of quarters for officers of the Singapore Airport will begin to take shape soon. The site is facing Grove Road, near the Geylang River. The first building will be for quarters for the airport manager. Mr. Arthur Newark. Two other small houses
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    17 12 The Church Workers' Association, Taiping, is holding a Golden Jubilee Fete at the Turf Club, Taiping today.
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    $18,000,000 RISE IN F.M.S. SURPLUS.
    107 12 $18,000,000 RISE IN F.M.S. SURPLUS. Despite Doubling Of Expenditure. FIGURES FOR FIRST FOUR MONTHS. I (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. July piGURES just published disclose that the F.M.S. revenue for the four months January to April this year was nearly |53,00t,0M. Expenditure was nearly $31,000,000. Four-twelfths of the estimated
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    ANVILS WILL RING AGAIN TOMORROW.
    103 12 A SETTLEMENT of the strike by the 200 Singapore Chinese blacksmiths is expected today, both parties having come to a satisfactory agreement yesterday. The workers' original demands were for a 10 per cent, wage rise and a reduction of working hours and it is understood
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    ARREST FOLLOWS HAVELOCK RD. FIGHT.
    97 12 OINGAPORE police arrested a Chln- ese yesterday who Is alleged to have been concerned in a free flght In a house In Havelock Road on June 29. which resulted in the death of a lorry driver. Deceased was found sprawled on the floor of a
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    MAGISTRATES DO BEST TO MEET COUNSEL.
    398 13 Chief Justice Stresses Co-operation, CASES ARE SOMETIMES UNDULY PROLONGED, HE SAYS. THAT Malayan magistrates do their best to meet counsel regarding the fixing of hearings and that sometimes they <\en fg too far and permit long postponements was the view expressed by the acting
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    Indian Prince Tries Local Chinese Food.
    214 13 Indian Prince Tries Local Chinese Food. A TALL, broad-shouldered, regal figure, 17 year old Prince Jaya Chamaraja Waldiya, heir to the throne of Mysore, arrived yesterday in Singapore on his return from a three months trip to China and Japan, and tried food at a Chinese restaurant last year. This
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    60 PER CENT. OF WORLD ILLITERATE EASIER TO TEACH ADULT, SAYS EXPERT
    235 13 60 PER CENT. OF WORLD ILLITERATE EASIER TO TEACH ADULT, SAYS EXPERT rviSCIPLE of a movement to reduce illiteracy among the world's millions, Dr. Frank C. Laubach is in Singapore on his way back to the Philippine Islands after a campaign against illiteracy in India and Africa. India particularly is
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    FRESH TRIAL ON LOTTERY CHARGE.
    162 13 Crown Counsel Succeeds 1 On Appeal. ACQUITTED on a charge of assisting in carrying on a public lottery, namely Chap Jee Xl, Soh Eng Chiang is to undergo a lresh trial. An appeal against the acquittal was made by Mr. Paul Storr, Crown Counsel, and
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    TWO MALAYAN DOCTORS HONOURED.
    190 13 'TWO Malayan doctors have been honoured for professional attainments, it is announced today. Our London correspondent cables that Dr. Raymond Lewthwaite has been awarded the North Persian For- j ces Memorial Medal in 1936 for a paper on the Pathology of Tropical Typhus of th 3
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    Raffles' Master's Cathedral Wedding. Bayliss—Scott.
    255 13 Raffles' Master's Cathedral Wedding. Bayliss Scott. A WEDDING gown in Empire style of ivory crepe satin with ivory chiffon was worn by Miss Phyllis Joan Scott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Scott, of Singapore, at her wedding at St. Andrew's Cathedral to Mr. George Langdon Bayliss. a senior
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    $4,564 LIABILITIES: $13 ASSETS.
    306 13 Bankrupt Clerk To Pay 40 Per Cent RSAVARINATHAN, a clerk employ- ed at the General Post Oflicc, obtained his discharge from bank- ruptcy, subject to a suspension of six months, before Mr. Justice Howes Mr. J. W. D. Ambrose, Assistant Official Assignee, said that receiving and
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    MORE RADIO LICENCES.
    33 13 OINGAPORE radio licences Increased by about 25 per cent, in the first six months of the year. The figure on June 30, was 3,263, compared with 2,580 on Jan. L
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    29 13 ST. PETER'S CHURCH. SUmford Road. Singapore. At 9 a.m. Sunday. Annual Thankoflerinj? Service and Choral Koiy Comn. and Sermon. Preacher:—Rev. A. C. Parr, M.A.. L.T. Celebrant:—Rev. C. D. Cnauaman.
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    3,500 Bottles Of Tomato Sauce Seized. False Trade Mark Conviction.
    260 13 3,500 Bottles Of Tomato Sauce Seized. False Trade Mark Conv iction. DOTTLES of tomato ketchup were discussed in an appeal before the acting Chief Justice, Mr. Justice? A. K. a'Beckett Terrell, in the Singapore High Court yesterday. The appeal was by Sr'iichiro Yamamoto, a Japanese, against fines of $10 and
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    CHINA'S HEALTH MUCH BETTER. World Famous Plague Expert Here.
    180 13 CHINA'S HEALTH MUCH BETTER. World Famous Plague Expert Here. DR. WU LIEN TEH BOUND FOR PENANG. THE remarkable improvement in health and hygiene in China was described by Dr. Wu Lien Teh, world famous plague expert and Director of the Chinese National (Quarantine Service, who arrived in Singapore yesterday by
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    BUDGE BEATS VON CRAMM IN WIMBLEDON FINAL.
    325 14 RECOVERS AFTER AN UNSTEADY START. FINE WIN FOR HUGHES AND TUCKE V IN DOUBLES SEMI-FINAL. AT Wimbledon yesterday, in the final of the men's singles, Donald Budge (U.S.A.), beat G. Von Cramm (Germany), (i_3, 6-4, 6— 2. THIS WAS VON CRAMM'S THIRD SUCCESSIVE
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    R. A. vs. MIDDS. AT STADIUM TODAY.
    55 14 At the Anson Road Stadium today the Royal Artillery, leagur leaders, meet the Middlesex Regiment in a first division soccer match. The gunners won the first frame easily, s—•, but the Midds. have improved a lot since then and a hard struggle for
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    PENANG BEAT KEDAH IN CUP MATCH.
    150 14 [From Our Own Correspondent] Penang. July 2. Penang beat Kedah by two goals to nil in their Malaya Cup match at Alor Star today. It was a hard-fought game. Chong Seng opened the score after 22 minutes and Marlappen got the second goal Just
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    41 14 An eclectic competition will be held at the Keppel Golf Club during the present month July. Play will be on men's days only and may not be in j conjunction with other competitions. Purthff particulars will be found In inn book.
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    22 14 Ventura Marque* (left) and Young Gauder, whom he easily defeated on points at the Happy World arena last nifht. Straits Times Photograph
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    5 14 T. AIZAWA. Straits Times Photograph
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    IPOH REFEREE AND LA ROSE. Withholding Of Part Of The Purse.
    198 14 IPOH REFEREE AND LA ROSE. Withholding Of Part Of The Purse. Boxing. (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, July 2. Replying to a ital— lt maJe Cy La Rose to the Straits Times on Sunday evening that Naval md Military rules were brought into use in the recent fight at Jubilee
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    LEYTE BEATS JOHNSON AT KUALA LUMPUR.
    112 14 From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, July 3. The Filipino Kid Leyte. 10-7, floored Young Johnson, 9-11. three times for long counts in a contest at Bukit Blntang Park last night and won on points over ten rounds. Hitting fast and furiously, the Filipino
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    JAPANESE PAIR IN SINGAPORE FINAL. Wise And Choon Leong Fade Out After Fighting Hard.
    461 14 JAPANESE PAIR IN SINGAPORE FINAL. Wise And Choon Leong Fade Out After Fighting Hard. TPHK Japanese pair, T. Aizawa and T. Uchida. achieved a good performancc in beating N. S. Wise and Chua Choon Leong 9 7, 6 2. in the semi-final of the men's doubles event in the Singapore
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    ISLAND CLUB BOGEY. Jack Lee Wins In "A" Division.
    372 14 Golf. The men's T une Bogey competition at the Island Club, played over the week-end, resulted in a win in the "A" division for Jack Lee Keng Tye with a score of 1 down. The "B" division resulted in a tie
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    KENT END THEIR SEQUENCE OF DEFEATS.
    213 14 Lancashire Take First Innings Points From Sussex. DEUTER cables results of flrst-class cricket matches which ended yesterday as follows At Dudley, Worcester beat Gloucester by 82 runs. Worcester 183 (Goddard seven for 84) and 210. Gloucester 154 md 137 (Martin seven for 3D. At
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    5 14 T. UCHIDA ■Straits Times Photograph
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    2.000 METRES RECORD
    42 14 Stockholm. July 1. Jonsson broke the world's ;o««l metres record, covering: the distance in 5 mins. 18.4 sees. J. I.adountegue, the French runner, established the previous record of 5 mins. 21.8 sees., in France on July 2, 1931— Rcuter.
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    TODAY'S RACES AT IPOH.
    230 14 The following are the scratchlngs and the order of running for today, the first day of the Perak Turf Club's meeting at Ipoh. Race 1.— Ponies. Class 1. Dlv. 3. Race 2.— Orifflns. Division A. Race 3.— Griffins. Division "B." Race 4— Horses. Class 1. Div.
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      92 14 WOMEN'S DOUBLES. (Semi-Finals). Mme. R Mathleu and Miss A. M. Yorke beat Miss E. M. Dearman and Mi >i J Ingram 7—5, 6—3. Mrs. M. R King and Mrs J B Ptttman beat Mrs. D. B And.us and! Mmc S Henrotln 6—3. 6—4.6 4. MIXED DOUBLES. (Semi -Final). Y. Petra
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    GUNBOAT JACK "WINS" A HUGGING MATCH.
    638 15 A Deplorable Display Against Som Pong. MARQUEZ BOXES CLEVERLY TO OUTPOINT GAUDER. By "Echo." ADJUDICATION in boxing: contests in Singapore has me beaten. There is hardly a programme that passes without a decision which to me. and lots of other people, seems completely wrong.
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    FIRST RUNS IN MALAYA:
    197 15 a good record in Penang, earned credit for a game display, but Windsor was mainly the aggressor, and at times handed out some heavy punishment. The Chinese opened well, exploiting a short left dig with plenty behind it to good purpose, but when Windsor began to
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    Details Of Past Performances.
    518 15 Capt. Dash" gives below details of the past performances of the new importations that will have their first runs in Malaya at Ipoh today. Faithful (late Democrat), 6 yrs., br.ejr. by Salario-Soliloquy: This English gelding ran eight times during 1934, winning once, and being placed second
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    THE SPORTS DIARY.
    93 15 TODAY. Soroer: Ncgri Semmian vs. Singapore, Malaya Cup, Srremban; R.A. vs. Midds.. Div. I. Stadium. r.9lf: S.G.C. Medal iStaplefordi. Cricket: P.W.D. v». S.C.C.: I.A. v«. SRC: S.C.R.C. vs. B.R.C. H; InnUklilingr, vs. V.M.C.A R.A.F. vs. S.C.C: C.S.C. vs. KhaUa; InterOaßsai B»teJl. M.C.U. -round. TOMORROW Athletics: Singapore A.A.A.
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    THE CLUB VERANDAH.
    662 15 Can Dorothy Win* —She Can If Her Drive Is Working Those Putting Tragedies Andra Has His Joke When Nobody Would Buy Mid-day Sun. Conducted By "ECHO." rf will be a grand Wimbledon finale for Dorothy Round if she can win the women's singles again and the chances
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    TOMORROW'S HEATS IN SINGAPORE A.A.A. CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    561 15 yo.MORROW and on Monday, on the S.C.C. padang, will take place the heats in the Singapore A.A.A. championship meeting. A start will be made tomorrow at 2.30 p.m., and Monday's events will besin at 5.15 p.m. Tomorrow's heats are: ICO yards '2.30 i p.m.),
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    SOVIET WAR MINISTER DENOUNCES DEAD GENERALS.
    667 16 Planned Russia's Defeat In "Disastrous" Conflict. PLOT TO CEDE UKRAINE TO GERMANY. "MARSHAL Tukhachevsky, former Assistant Commissar for H* defence, and the seven leading Red Army generals sentenced with him on June 12 were shot in secret the next day. Immediately alter the executions
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    "ROUTINE SUSPICION." Echo Of August Trial.
    261 16 "ROUTINE SUSPICION." Echo Of August Trial. Before this suicide of the Old Bolshevik political chief of the Red Army —who. by the nature of things, might well have been supposed to be hostile to such non-politica! soldiers as Marshal Tukhachevsky— such a trial of key generals commanding in European Russia
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    796 16 fore his transfer to the key Leningrad command. Only a few days ago Gen. Yaklr was accorded a big official demonstration when he took over his new Leningrad command. Oen. Putna's "confessions" during his 10 months In prison, and, perhaps, similar "confessions" by Oen. PrimakolT, may well have combined with
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    NO "DRANG NACH OSTEN." SOVIET TO PROTECT BALTIC STATES.
    349 16 NO "DRANG NACH OSTEN." SOVIET TO PROTECT BALTIC STATES. STALIN'S NATIONAL COMMUNISM. COMPETENT circles in the Baltic States regard the situation in the Soviet Union with equanimity, especially since the Latvian Foreign Minister, M. Munters. visited Moscow recently as the Soviet Government's guest (writes the Morning Post Riga correspondent). M.
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    CHURCH FAIR TODAY.
    53 16 The women of the Paya Lebar Ladle? Aid are holding a lair at the Methodist Preparatory English School, Boundary Road, today from 3 to 6 p.m. Admission is free to all. The proceeds of the Fair will be used for the Church Building Fund of the Paya
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    SIAM'S SOUND CURRENCY.
    232 17 Solid Cover Of Over 112 Per Cent. (Frorr. Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok. July 1. X/ERY lew countries in the work! have a currency on so sound and liquid a basis as that of Siam today, according to the latest return of the Currency Department which .shows the
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    TOMORROW'S CHURCH SERVICES.
    1171 17 i Hint II OF ENGLAND ST ANDREWS CATHEDRAL flhrth S^ntiay after Trinity. July 4. 6.50 a.m.. Holy Comn.; 7.30 a.m.. Matins; 8 am., Chora] Eucharist- 9am Malay Service 10 15 a^ "h 'drens "rvlce* 6y306 y 30 pm Evensong and sermon. Preacher: The Rev. N. Williams. Weekdays.
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    NEW BOOKS AT THE RAFFLES LIBRARY
    318 17 The following ne» non- fiction and fiction works are now for issue at the Raffles Library: Oasis, Oliver Baldwin; King Edward VIII. Illustrated. Hector Boli.ho; ilonka Speaks of Hungary. Illustrated. John Brophy; The Life of Paul Gauguin. Robert Burnett; A Few More Memories: People
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    POLICE TRANSFERS FROM TAIPING.
    83 17 (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, July 1. UR. Powell-Evans, Traffic Officer. Taiping, Is proceeding on transfer to Kuala Lipis on July 10 where he will assume duties as Officer in Charge of Police District. Mrs. Powell-Evans, who is the Captain of the Taiping Girl Guides will
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    HOW NOT TO COLLECT A DEBT.
    197 17 Filipino Trumpeter Fined. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping, June 30. Ana CiWo de la Pena, a Filipino trumpet player in an Ipoh hotel orchestra, was yesterday fined $25, or one month's ngor>us imprisonment, by the Talping magistrate on a charge of cheating. At the
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    DROP IN SINGAPORE PNEUMONIA DEATHS.
    104 17 ALTHOUGH pneumonia U fttfE the chief cause of death in Singapore, the number last week, 38, was four less than in the previous week and 11 lets than in the corresponding week of last year. Heavy toll of life was taken also by enteritis, which
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    57 17 A group photo taken on the occasion of the departure of Mr. J. Falconer M.CS. fAadsteri Adviser. Bitn Pahat) for England on long leave. Sixth from the right is Mr. J. FaWner.on his right is Mr. C. I). < rtw (Supervisor of the Robber Restriction office) on his left Mr.
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    EX-DICTATOR OF HUNGARY EXECUTED.
    534 17 Budapest, July 1. DELA KUN, Communist and former D Dictator of Hungary, has been executed by a firing squad following his arrest in Moscow. He was known throughout Europe aj the "No. l Communist germ spreader." Bela Kun shuttled between Vienna. Bucharest and Moscow. He ruled
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    LONDON THE WEAKEST SPOT ON EARTH.
    334 18 Socialist Denounces Faults In Defence P recautions. I ONDON is the weakest place on earth in a military sense, k declared Mr. George Hicks, Socialist M.P. for East Woolwicn, ir an attack on the British Government's air raid defence plans. It was the Achilles
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    BEAUTY LOVER DESTROYS POSTER.
    371 18 BEAUTY LOVER DESTROYS POSTER. Fine Follows Fury. DICHARD DARWALL, a 23-year-rv old author, of Heath House, Brenchley, Kent, was motoring by Windmill Hill, Sussex, when he saw a poster announcing that a housing estate was to be developed there. Angered by what he believed would be a desecration of one
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    SMUGGLERS DEFY CUSTOMS PATROLS.
    209 18 'From Our Own Correspondent > Calcutta, June 25. ■T*HE anti-smuggling campaign arouni Pondicherry and Karaikal has entered a stage where open aggresj sion has replaced ingenious evasion. The campaign was forced on the Government of India by the colossal business of smuggling dutiable goods through French
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    MYSTERY FLIERS OVER LONDON.
    256 18 UNKNOWN MACHINES OUT LATE AT NIGHT. MIGHT after night mysterious aircraft have been flying over London between eleven o'clock and two in the morning. And the Air Ministry has no idea of their identification. Two machines were seen circling j the West End and the southern
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    PRIMATE CENSURES THE DEAN OF CANTERBURY.
    466 18 Statements After Spain Visit Criticised. "I HAVE NO POWER TO REMOVE HIM." TPHE recent behaviour and utterances of the Dean of Canterbury, Dr. Hewlett Johnson, following his much-criticised visit to Spain, were publicly censured by the Archbishop of Canterbury at the meeting of the
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    SIR A. CALDECOTT INTERVIEWED IN LONDON.
    344 19 Going To Ceylon With An Open Mind. "LOOKING FORWARD TO MY TIME THERE." QIR Andrew Caldecott, the Governor-elect of Ceylon, received me in his London hotel, and talked for some time, without of course discussing local politics, on his forthcoming service in the Island
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    TWO ROMAN VILLAS UNEARTHED. Rich Man's Home In Dorset.
    148 19 TWO ROMAN VILLAS UNEARTHED. Rich Man's Home In Dorset. piNDS of considerable historical in- terest have been made in Britain following the discovery of two Roman villas, one at Stanton, Suffolk, and the other at Dorchester. The Stanton discoveries were made after a workman digging on a farm, struck some
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    255 19 BASQUE REFUGEES' NIGHT ESCAPES. Children Moved From "Army" Centre. OASQUE refugee children are being moved from the Salvation Army Congress Hall at Clapton. "We find that the building i s not entirely suitable for their accommodation," and "Army" officer said. Some of them are climbing out into the streets at
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    22 19 IAtI.'IKIAU rUH DISL>E.I. The Canadian team practising for the King's Prize meeting, which will be held this month, at the Bisley ranges.
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    POLITICS BORROWED FROM RUSSIA. A Magistrate On 'Exotic Growths.'
    357 19 POLITICS BORROWED FROM RUSSIA. A Magistrate On 'Exotic Growths.' Calcutta. jyiß. S B. Dutt, District Magistrate of Burdwan. says a Press Nvte issued by the Bengal Government, took the occasion oi a conference of presidents and members of Union Boards at Ghuskura, Ausgram, to pay a tribute to their common
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    38 19 The official opening ceremony oi the Holding Site. In the Clent Hills, Wor cestershlre, a six and a half acre area purchased by the Camping Club of Great Britain, was carried out recently by the Hon. Charles Lytttlton.
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    DOCTOR DIRECTS A CEYLON FILM.
    222 19 |\R. S. P. Chellappah, who will represent Ceylon at the Far East Rural Hygiene Conference at Bandoeng in August, is directing a 3,000 feet film on rural sanitation to be taken to the international Rural Hygiene Exhibition, which will beheld in connection with the Conference.
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    CEYLON RESTRICTIONS Indian Deputation To See Minister.
    44 19 CEYLON RESTRICTIONS Indian Deputation To See Minister. Colombo. It is understood that the Indian Mercantile Chamber of Ceylon win lead a deputation before the Minister of Health, to draw attention to several restrictions to which passengers from India to Ceylon a#e subjected at Mandapam.
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    DR. INGE ATTACKS MODERN WRITERS.
    202 19 f*VR. W. R. Inge, the former Dean of St. Paul's Cathedral, in his Presidential address to the English Association at Bedford College, attacked modern writers for not, as he described it, bringing out the noble side of human nature. He ascribed this attitude to reaction
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    FIVE-YEAR PLAN FOR BENGAL. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT.
    398 19 FIVE-YEAR PLAN FOR BENGAL. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT. A FIVE-YEAR-PLAN for industrial development in Bengal is now engaging the attention of the Minister of Industries. The principle underlying the scheme is tho effective tackling and harmonious development of the factors of production and distribution relating to the different types of industries of
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    INDIAN IMMIGRATION INTO CEYLON. Need For Open Door Stressed.
    251 19 INDIAN IMMIGRATION INTO CEYLON. Need For Open Door Stressed. Colombo, June 12. FXESCRIBING Indian immigration as a question vitally affecting the position of Indians and Indian labourers in Ceylon, Mr. V. V. Devarajmudaly. retiring president of the Indian Mercantile Chamber of Ceylon, addressing the annual meeting of the Chamber said:
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    From Hovels To Modern Housing In Singapore.
    156 20 l..\te«t additions to the modern workers* suburb put up by the Sincasoce Improvement Trust in the Balestier area are to he opened in Auyust^ I fit. Attap houses of the type that the Trust has set out to abolish by pro licHftg accommodation
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