Morning Tribune, 21 May 1938

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    13 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE 2.— No. 95. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, May 21, I9J PIVE ci:.\
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    CHINESE RAID BUT DROP NO
    282 1 Leaflets Scattered: "No Enmity To The HANKOW, FRIDAY f HJNESE BOMBERS RAIDED OSAKA AND SASEBO NAVAL BASE I EARLY THIS MORNING, DROPPING TONS OF LEAFLETS BUT NO BOMBS, AND ENCOUNTERING NO PURSUIT PLANES AND NO n AIRCRAFT GUNS. THE PLANES ALL RETURNED TO THE BASE
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    IMPORTANCE OF ANGLO-PORTUGUESE FRIENDSHIP STRESSED
    160 1 London, Fnc iARLECH. at a dinner last ni(?ht In honour of the Port party, m submitting the toast ol the Portm'i:- ministei i.v had on many occasions brought him m personal < uese Colonial Empire, mor particularly m Africa. had a common interest m de-
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    59 1 VATICAN AND GERMANY Differences Intensified Berlin, Friday. THE differences between the Vatican and Germany have been further intensified be the latter\s decision regarding passport regulations, the effect of which will prevent Catholics from attending the Eucharistir Conference at Budapest on May 25 to 29 Catholics m Germany are arran
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    FOUR DIE IN AIR CRASH
    34 1 Moscow Babushkin, one of tb ;md three other men were killed when a plane crashed i >H from thr aerodrome near A on Its return from FYanz id. Renter
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    JAPAN BOMBS
    112 1 j A". E I. Defences To j Be Increased i llacuc. Friday. I A DENIAL that military N n naval pact exists hfItWQWI S the Netherlands and Britain i Rrdin| the last Indus v^is j ftiven m the Senate by the Mi- > nister for the < olonies
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    Armies In Serious Situation
    226 1 HSUCHOW BATTLE NOT THE DECISIVE PHASE OF WAR Shanghai, Saturdav Till situation of the Chinese iTinics aluii- (fir I.iiiii; -llai railway .i|>|»< •1 to be serious, since the Japanese have mm racceesled sfawtaif llsi Yellow River and culling the Lanf-Hai railway in t h«> vicinity of
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    PALESTINE TROUBLE
    25 1 .i<tii tatem, Frid Jrder to block rebel aotira ol upplj ichments <»i tnx I pollc4 mi permanenUj from I Galilee Mobile column Reuter
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    SOVIET MASSES TROOPS IN OUTER MONGOLIA
    174 1 SOVIET MASSES TROOPS IN OUTER MONGOLIA A.r.s that Ru ciHiinf-: a large number of troops and iiianUUes of ammunition by the Siberian Railway, ta and uian Bator, m Out«r Mongolia it li .ii n reported by tti mational AK«Miry that the Kremlin is pl.ui ning to construd railway betwttfi Ulan
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    Fra nco-Ita Ha n Tension Denied
    32 1 Paris. Friday. ised circles m Rome declare .i-o- Italian negotiations are their usual course, says the respondent. They djpny thnt urave tension exist.s bctweei. r France.
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    GOODRICH PLANTS CLOSED
    35 1 Akron. Friday. THE entire plant of the (ioodrich < '>mpany has been closed, f«»l the refusal of members of Rubber Workers' Inion to start i midnight shift. Pickets barred to the factory. Reuter
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      32 1 ON HIHFJI PAGES Page t Malaya's Prosperity 'Z Mm -Tsui's Suicide 2 i'uii' bed Idsih me's Plane Crash :i i 55 If'uir^ kruptcv (ourt El 1 ll Sport i 10-dav's Races 23
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    SETBACK TO MALAYA'S PROSPERITY FEARED
    860 2 VIE WS OF MER CANTILE BANK CHAIRMAN R| Charles A. Innes, the Improved fi But th< ,<i know, rubber ani rolled i) I ome m lor i fluctual .1 to rem ntrol have bet n ol great bi prodUi n md have been bro into
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    ALLEGED BREACH NOT PROVED
    126 2 Singapore, Friday. AFTER a hearing lasting five days, dur- cutfon'wttneMK vidence. Chua Boon Kang, a young fed Ciune.se. was this afternoon acquitted on a charge ol criminal •i Ol trust of $248.96 cash at IS9. Bukil Timah Road during 1937 Mr. D. borne Jones appeared for
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    Kecemng Order
    36 2 Singapore Friday receiving order was made by Mr cc Terrell m the Bankruptcy Court to-day against Chop h. ;ck Song Mr t. w. Onu. appeared for thf pcIng creditor. Messrs Henry Wauirh Bnd company.
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    COMPLAINANT & ACCUSED BOTH GAOLED
    518 2 COMPLAINANT ACCUSED BOTH GAOLED OVER A PAIR OF TROUSERS From Our Own Reporter, Kuala Lumpur. Friday. IT 1 i Blaring case of deliberate a .1 Orattan Bellew. the First Magistrate, said when he stopp- se m which Chew Chm. a Cantonese who had only recently come out of gaoL was
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    $23, 830 CHANDU HAUL
    60 2 $23, 830 CHANDU HAUL Singapore, Friday. Reckoned to be one of the biggest hauls of chandu thi 2,985 tahils ■ntraband, valued at $23,880 wore Revenue Officers m the Straits rohore yesterday morning re was a sequel In the Criminal let Court, this morning when two Chinese. Chin Loi and Tan
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    ROOF COLLAPSES ON COOLIE
    89 2 Singapore Friday. T HE rool ol an old hou.se at Beach where demolishing wor k had !>«'< n carried on for some days, collapsed shortly before noon to-day. A Municipal coolie, attached to the Water Department, wa.s mined by his fellow-workers, and when the debris tared,
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    MUI-TSAI'S SUICIDE; INQUEST EVIDENCE
    326 2 MUI-TSAI'S SUICIDE; INQUEST EVIDENCE Singapore, i THE story of the death i Mui-tsai, Khoo i cide by taking caustic soda, v In tl r*s court t] Rhu. when gh the deceased had been bi nese nun. Thi I irs old i when she Khoo saici that the happy m hei
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    OPEN VERDICT ON FLOATING BODY
    94 2 OPEN VERDICT ON FLOATING BODY Singap* RAMSIN Hadra a Brahn. 801 Lorong 31 Geyhuv: discovery of a dead body near the Lee Rubber Factoi he was the night watchman In the inquiry held todeath of the deceased Porter the Coroner return of Found dead." The body of the dccc: ttMisively
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      31 2 THE I'llll lI'PIM C<Te!. 4334) CO.. mem LM 330 Orchard Rd yfff E Sic DR Y CLEANING S AND RYE^ M SPECIALISTS. Mjj^itt Sp<>(ial machines fc^fKWji for <Irv cleaning Competitive) Prices.
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    HIGHLANDS THRILL FOR HOLIDAYMAKERS
    165 3 om Our Own correspondent) Tapah, Friday. FOUR Chinese business men, after nding a holiday at Cameron had an alarming experience it m which they were tra- 'he South ran off ihe road md nearly toppled over into the valley than a hundred feet deep, m enquiries
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    WEARNES' PUNE IN CRASH
    125 3 Incident At Ipoh From Our Oun Reporter/ Ipoh. Fri<Ln ('.ovenior Kaffle>' belonging t>» Wearne's Internal Air Servin i piloted by Capt. Pugh, while 4 < it this afternoon from lpo"« Irome for Kuala F.uninur. faile. io rise and crashed into the eminent of the boundary. was
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    Shipping Clerk' Assn.
    23 3 Shipping Clerk Assn. Singap \> cd. Bx-mem- ..>■■: ma of membt id mi Invited to com- with tiit hoi n En?.'. 271, i .use R<»>
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    PENANG PLAYBOY BANKR UPT
    113 3 PENANG PLAYBOY BA NKR UPT ■From Our Oicn Reporter, Penang, Friday. VEOH Choo Kar, son ol a wealtl y i wno rlbed as the made his Anal appearance bt fore Mr. Justice Howes In the High Court for his public examination At the close oi the examination by Mr no
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    COMPVLSORY THIRD PARTY INSURANCE New Bill Comes Into Force On July I In F.M.S.
    133 3 COMPVLSORY THIRD PAR TY INSURANCE New Bill Comes Into Force On July I In F.M.S. from July l, motor vehicle owners m the P. M S will re quire by law to be covered by insurance against liability for injury to Deisons, which m certain cases indu nW( lv vehicles
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    SHIP'S OFFICER HURT
    63 3 SHIP'S OFFICER HURT Singapore, Frii f rm M.ii.v (iuartermaster thi v 5n Idhadib v sei i ou&l> injured when pinned by tin- stci 11 riast t-fter ii"' S <iii into 1 with anothei teamei 1 1 morning m I■■ He ids. Tl c steamers 1 onlj li. hfly damaged. Ihe
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    DEATH
    35 3 ral 1 Mi Louis Clerk of the Ma U i A" lan I i tfflce Singapon widow, six childrei rand-children to ■ici-.iJ will I Cemetery this will leave hia Road, 4 p m I
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    PUNCHED POLICE INSPECTOR: FINED $8
    31 3 PUNCHED POLICE INSPECTOR: FINED $8 !()n n [Tail i i lam Samypilla mdo ted on ended eh All tin four 'fended by Mr I guilty and con Thi d M'f»r hlttin
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      21 3 i Mr SWAN PAWR -■■-> n d quality. Pf^r all rtuplicrttjnp mach'ncs. ?<> 1.2:» per r,am at all r%m>~~ 1 ETER (Hong COMT'NY
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      158 3 HORSE HEAD BRAND i o Jw^ z MADE IN BURMAj I (.1 Alt W I M 100% UIIITISII n Mil 1 1; (.111 k 1 w a:> < :> BiagaiMte, Ku. v Inapwi "< i,/. Ml \i: > \\(i iiotki AOENTa Express Service 3 Units daily l. IMF i ill
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      86 4 London, r 1 11 firvluus To-day Change Dull li r Buyers 5 ***** Sellers ■v, London, Friai Previous Toda jtLM OH; (Mataj m bulk OI'KA (Str ut- F.M 8 I ni n Max- Shipment SAGO FLOUR (Sarawak) 7;7 ft Sellers Unchan 1 1 June Bhip TAIMOCA Ist quant?
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      LONDON SHARE LISI
      99 4 London prevlo day Ch »6 Dunlop Rubber 711 71 3 ral Electric 29 9 erial chemical Industrie* *****/, 133 9 Imperial Tobac< J5 itch 534 s_i 4 lfic 2 2 Tin 9 o i., Rubber Plan Investment Trust JJlg 1319 22 6 2110>, Ayer Hi: 14 14
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      METAL MARKET
      23 4 London. Frii TIN Standard ro day Chanir( 6po' (afternoon i closing price) "62 V 4 tIM reward £162 a UdJ j
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      SHARE MARKET Messrs. Fraser & Co.'s Report
      201 4 SHARE MARKET Messrs. Fraser Co.'s Report Singapore. FridftJ MINING: i n :it midday w» SSI 1 1. down %IM. According to cabled advices Tin m London yesterday were slightly ti Locally, however, Dollai pathy with the price oi the meta tionally easier and there i buyt at the li yesterday.
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      BULLION MARKET
      24 4 London, Friday Previous !o-dn> GOLD £7-0-1' £7-0-I'-. I j SILVER 18-1116 18-3 4 116 fP* Vl6 18-Q2 •1 16 4 month (l
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      DEAD 55 HOURS Man Found Floating In Harbour
      97 4 DEAD 55 HOURS Man Found Floating In Harbour Singapore. Friday. "POUND drowned", was the finding by \v. O. Porter trie Coroner after an inquest on the body of a male Chinwhhh was iound floating m the pore harbour. The deceased could be identified. ry was made on May 13. and
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      RUBBER REPORT
      103 4 arket has been dull and unful with only minor lhictuations during the past week, and the same conditions may be expected to continue until the end of the month, says Messrs Peat's report. American consumption for April was as usual disappointing and little imment m this can be
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      39 4 -ndon. Friday. Prevlout To-day Chan* ()ii) ilM inKlflu ITJJI Unchanged i t <>n Am »ti ii im (closing middle rate) ••< on Shanghai (cl eittng rat 11% Unchanged «Ho.«l elllngrate) W6 Jd T on Japan i f 4%7i
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      44 4 .v Ymk May 19. k\ i.m v To-day cnaru Tone Buyers steady Steady b l )((t Sellers 1113 16 11 11 15 1( 11 9 Ifl JttlylScpt V 2 11 9 16 -7 16 levers S 3^ H dy SS Spot
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      64 4 OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING I I CORPORATION LIMITED H PR KKAY /t\ji/ of BURGLAR keeping you VALUABLES Import %iifcl Tr l^ll VAULTS at CHINA IBIIITISII BUILDING IULIA EIEET ivsikam i OMPANT, LTD. BINGAPOB* I i bold YOUR OWN X and I BRANCHES AGENCIES •ONLY YOU can havi to THROUGHOUT TEE Chflt i
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    149 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore. Friday MINING Singapore, Friday. Ampat 3 10 1 4 Batu Selangor 1.35 1.40 Honßkonu Tin 20 9 21 9 Hong Patt l.oi 1.05 Jelebu 0.67 0.72 Kramat 1016 11 0 Kamunting Tin 9|6 10 3 Killinghall 18!6 L 916 KatuTln 2319 24 6 Kuchai 1.27 1.32
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    STOCKS & SHARES Issued By Fraser & Company
    671 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Company Singapore, May 20, 5 p.m. I MINING 3 10^ 4 4' 2 imbang 28 r 30|Malaya 42|6 47|6nom Ilitam 22 6 23 6 Weng 0.60 0.65 Tin 21 22,- langor 1.35 1.40 Malay 216 22 6 f'.eriang 16 3 17 3 m Tin 0.38
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    232 5 Maynard Co. Ltd. $30,000 Qc Int. Apr. 30 Oct. 31 95 105 norn [NGAPORE MUNICIPALITY 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Mar. 31 Sept. 30 100 102 norn 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31 Sept. 30 105 107 norn 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Int. Mar. 31 Sept. 30
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    'FLYING NURSE' TO VISIT ENGLAND
    101 7 L 2. Bird, An- use" will leav( >rtly on a brief holiday trip ,;!\s Miss Bird has opereaotu an aerial irice m the Far w» Wales and Queensland. covered more than 70,000 erritory and once flew a pamilea to the nearest hospital. AERIAL I INK
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    Markham Pit Disaster Inquiry
    95 7 Markham Pit Disaster Inquiry I Mr. P ::o became X has b« conduct the inquiry of the explof colliery on May 10, m which tneir lives. I inspector of M will act be commission This ni recalls the question ad- > the Secretary for Mines when .tnnounced the disaster to
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    Police Chief's Car Stolen
    36 7 T 1 Wales O of PoW J been ended while hi .;pcJ some Kiilara. a suburb of Sydney. ft the ho iome. appeared E»olic( Commissioner the v: a hoax, the .v earnest
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    ARMY STAFF CHIEF FOR AUSTRALIA
    74 7 ARMY STAFF CHIEF FOR AUSTRALIA London, Thursd hta approved the appoint)f Major-general E. K. Squires, staff duties at the WarApril 193 G. to be Inspectorforces of the CommonAustralia, with the rank of general. tment is to take effect In uture. Great War he served m im and Mesopotamia. H ral
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    ROME PACT CRITICISED IN THE COMMONS
    664 8 "POLICY ALL GIVE AND NO GET" t. ,Ipm. h.r thr 7 intern U»-nifhl Mi IVedl »,^i m abour) raised the tli* pin, ceding' i the im-:> of the ::l1 .i. he Mid, had Had > i,,. \i, U ilian from l ord tu/| British
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      325 8 TRADE BARGAINS I jj. I MOTOR VEHICLES PHOTOGRAPHY FOR SALE ixttWM ITCWn camSa Oreat varieties Sm^apor. OI' AKAN 1 1'A'A) I SfciU Photo Co High Btwet CARS. A selection of 70 M excellent Used Cars FOR SALE ilw available m stock- mm W an recommend real um jjrog ■gSJS'fwSs bai
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    BRITAIN'S "DISASTROUS DEPENDENCE ON FOREIGN SHIPPING
    492 9 MERCHANT OFFICERS' CRITICISMS ITHK view that (ireat Britain's prevent position with ree-ii-rl f v un.se m the event of war than it v ,s nKm »Wppln| would the Mercantile Marine U^VSk^tUSSA and n.vi.athm ofllcenof the British men hanl nan represents A I ii X
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    Ridding The World Of Flies
    244 9 Ridding The World Of Flies SyteO] May 12. nit. Kessie Goldstein, of New York, v passing through Sydney on I holiday, described her frustrated hopes of getting rid of all the flies m the world. Dr. Goldstein, who I research worker, is a micros- <I>M her field being cytology (the
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    AUSTRALIA HAS NEARLY A MILLION LISTENERS
    125 9 AUSTRALIA HAS NEARLY A MILLION LISTENERS Sydney, TRATITUDE to the B J U relay many of the Corporadon's features, is expressed In the nual report of the Australian Broadi Ing Commission for th< June 30. 1937. ks by world -wide pers<mai. musical programnn criptioru liunous events and ceremonies, i.otable sporting
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    WORLD'S MOST IMPORTANT LANGUAGE
    96 9 WORLD'S MOST IMPORTANT LANGUAGE Helsinki. j A M W hool uhu his hem built at Kapyla, <m the oaf skirts < i id Isinki, is to s|»« N cialiae In teaching English. i Mr. loel Yilki. who will be headn ister of the school, n .ids I nulish as the
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    Australia Finances Improve
    76 9 THK I tion I#i the cv to unpi i bo.ooo ti With mor< come ia\ I < tidated enue account I I ••d a mii plus of £A1, 91 1 :onfirm i thr aboul uAii.ooo.ooo t Etfl U BTOE The revenui and expenditun i■■ nue for the
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      75 9 VISIT V *JK A HOHTH. The great Empire flying-boats have shrun* ihc map and brought a visit to England w hi limit of a month's leave. Time spent there and back from Singapore is onty c days. Fares include everything— even t There are special rebates for Government offi cials
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      NO REASON FOR UNDUE PESSIMISM
      199 10 dJ the fall oi tisuchow has had a somewhat disquieting effect »n the Chinese com- unity In Singapore. Some are quite understandably perturbed Laps* ot this strategic centre h virtually controls the In Pukow and the ways at an Impori Mil j- i. and they
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    ECONOMIC STRANGULATION
    847 10 Czechs Fearful o) I i ipal on oi M;iv ;i it. and Bunda; es are full lold out. mcnt, un'■in. which is from abi -her the popul mger. are of it, but he i confidence In the coub trength, and try the help oi nil country's allies In
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    THE 3,000-TON FLYING BOAT IS ON THE WAY!
    1176 11 THE 3,000 -TON FLYING BOAT IS ON THE WAY! World Of Fl ight ,m Our Own Correspondent) London, May 14. j k amateur pilot m his Moth and masoned traveller m the n of an Empire boat or a Douiner are both equally interestk bat is going to happen next
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    HERR HITLER'S AUTOGRAPH DRAWS HIGHER PRICE THAN IL DUCE
    109 11 tive importance m France of 1 -i Hitler and Signor Mussolini rd m a humorous light by their autographs at a recent m Paris. Fuehrer's autograph fetched 10. while II Duce's was a poor th a more Frs. 4,500. n pstncv
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    NAVAL MIGHT IN NAPLES BAY
    115 12 Planet News ,i, Carour" and accompanying him on board weft King Victor Emmanuel, Crawn Prince Umberto and Mussolini. m\ Mnoni -including women \ww injared when, less than a minute the start of the &M-miles International Trophj Race at Brooklandi tnik. Surre) one of the fastest
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    113 13 \\lin a luu parade of youlh organisations, s( hool-children and mill tarv, Joan tf Arc's clay Wftl COlBmemonited In the Ptaw s w;l mides. Paris. M<W>l>ffl tf tinI rriich abinct Attended Joan ol \rr (1112—11.51) was hurncd i heretic at Rouen and canonised m 191f>. Photo shows peasants from Alsace
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      51 13 YOU WILL FIND Till; LARGEBI SI U CTIONS Dl IMOND Kr <.s i;i; \< I LETS BROOCHES, i v. Rene 11 1 Jl\\\ win: re QUALII .mil \\i UU IK \WIIO\ \l IhC Best is to (OHM- .Ulll rr M RENE ULLMANN .lIUIIII I K.i Ml. I'll. SINGAPORI Opened dailj
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    SO DAINTY AND DEMURE
    1101 14 Lace, Organdie, Dimity and V0i1e.... They All Have a Place m the Little Girl's Wardrobe THIS year, children's clothes c completely captivating and would give even the Old Woman Who Lived m a Shoe. something to wax enthusiastic r! Little girl* 1 dresses are dainty and
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    and Jhen, for Baby Sister
    489 15 You Can Fashion Such Lovely New-Baby Outfits it the new baby can cost a A or a lot. accordiu;> to your ■it Ji you are a patient and edlewoman, you can fashion ally exquisite little garments during the months ol waiting. i many ideas irom
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    BABY'S FIRST SHOES
    286 15 THE first thin^ to remember, when buying childr- that they must lit the foot, without pinchii und m the case ol the toddler, that thej must be light, pliable and at the same t me, give adequate support It is, indeed, sometimes a good plan if your
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      34 15 \b:u iiß.v\riift AT I()Rl R n v i.r&acr (Telephone 121) I 1 VDIES BAIRDRESS! 'J», Stamford Road SINGArORI •J (Telephone 4«;io> imounted and mounted JADE J just ran red. I Road, Flo^', Phone 7143.
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      71 15 Hair Professur 2^^S«jß L'academie \So j Coiffeurs and de Gents I rauce. Only the artist- flair can interpret the wave to suit your personality, creating from i tyla for you alone. You may have an expert consultation free at your convenience. The and perfect service mal perything to the high<
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      28 15 "MADGE" Flower Shop Z9 t Stamfonl Ko.id Tel. 1227. &y with Flowi WTedtfini boo#«eti anil charcli decorations. IVreathi and Cvl flowen Daily. Fresh flowers from Java by aeroplane
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      447 16 a I I BY P&OandBRITISH INDIA LINES (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) Outwards. Due Due Tonnage Spore Tonna Spore 1938 1938 RAWALPINDI 17,000 July 15 RAJIM/lANA 17(' In port CORFU 15,000 July 29 RANCHI 17.( June 3 BHUTAN 6,100 July 30 oMALI 6,800 June 3 BEHAR >>0 8 NALDKKA 16,000 Junr 17
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      452 16 Tfi TO FRENCH PORTS CHARCFURS REUNIS I HOMEWARDS. »CAP VARELLA For Marseilles, Nances, B. Na/.airc Bordeaux X For Marseilles Havre Ant mnkirk i ♦CAP TOURANE For Marseilles, Nantes, S. Nazaire Bordeaux Ju: (TO SAIGON INDOCHIIU CAP TOURANE For Saigon. Tourane and Haiphoi DALNY S. A. M. I. (from Saigon) tic;
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    POSTAL INTELLIGENCE
    161 17 TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME m iU)\nv. ]v am 21 10 a.m. fcong Putana 21 m am Western putana 21 10 am I irmosa and Macao Ha i put ana 21 10 am. G }>;! Quier 21 11 am and Great Britain x X.1..M. o .V" ™7
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    BRITISH SCHOOLBOYS "INVADE" PARIS
    351 17 this year. ""».i.l ntc of enhance a .■.•<•..> ,i nunkci rbited Partf Boulevard Tuilertes the caps l llul :h group accompa ler through thi "i ttac Low. ttini lalntance mth mmv 1 o! art. owd the stain 61 the tow m the .ii stone ies look
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    CARGO TONNAGE DECLINE
    326 17 Present And Pre-War Totals m the House ol Common reci ..v. 8 Bunderland, i the President ol lie Board ol "Hid state the tonnagi than tai >' "i tne United Kingdom at the convenlenl date, and the coi ponding date m 1913, and n tie would ive
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      278 17 11 1 II S l» 11 1 Ll* II N i: 1 Incorporated m Austi M XT SAIUNOB Dae Sails MARELLA J T UI J e J jiu, July 3 cheap round trip I Singapore to Australia la ued at the Cla pi may transfer at Sin Syaney or Ibourne
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      194 17 W. V. K. Lli\t: GENERAL PASSENGERS AGENTS CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD. dncorp irated m .Japan' TO LONDON via Penang, Colombo, Aden. Fort Said. Marseilles A Gibraltar. KASIMA MAB i Mfl m.s vasukuni MARU June 8 J HAKONE MARU June 23 Rates to Ist Cla 2nd Class Naples i i l^
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      111 17 SHIPS IN DOCK KKPPK, „AKB,,|R Main Wharf: Lch.. Meragi.' Lch. Mars, SHIPS ULONGSIDE THE WHARVES OK Dajak, Van den Bosch EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Oil Wharf: Nil oal Wharf: Nil ship dodoun Gate (iate Krishna 19 1 1 ana 18 2 3 vessels IN dry docks Silverstar 16 2 3 Taniong
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    HITCH IN FRANCO-ITALIAN TALKS REPORTED
    213 18 HITCH IN FRANCO-ITALIAN TALKS REPORTED France Fears Political Intrigue To Isolate Her Romr. Frid WHERE is littl< Itato-French tension m to-day's press, though th( papers publish repo 1 from t n,v m th. >na which clearly indicate the call c of Italian ill humour. tj h French charge d'affain still
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    FITTER BRITAIN MOVEMENT
    99 18 London, A SITE it Menthaam, m Sarrrj been selected for the N < i Defe <»i i'livsirai i rmlnii erected under thr Physical TraJ md Recreation Act for th«« m < i training teat Ihtn ami |< of 220 acres on a part of the north Dou
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    CHINA RELIEF FUND DONATIONS
    803 18 Thursday. LARCii have been colthe Chinese Ladies Relief m aid of the China RelieJ eds have come pouring The Malayan :y Circle tributed generously. Details urns collected are as follow lected by the Chinese Ladies' ReWorkers:— Arthur Lim $21.90; Mrs Lim $80; Mrs Albeit Lim $2
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    AID FOR SCOTTISH FISHERS
    78 18 London. Thur COLONEL Conville, one of the v ministers promoted to Cabin* this week as Secretary for Be moved the second reading m th< mons this evening of the Hen Idustry Bill, which Rives a largi of financial assistance to this Ind He declared that the
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    MONEY MEANT NOTHING TO HIM
    196 19 for moi M Ptationa than old Jim n craft In th« ,m id d lie i d le. It 1 Had Saved £343 Ith v Biuid Mr. hum Jim worki flted b;. Ived hildren m. £100 tx property Is lefl Nurse End Berto hire Hospit
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    ALLEGED LANDING WITHOUT PERMITS
    364 19 Singapore, Fridaj TWENTY-FOUR Chin amen, 1 fifteen-year old w« i before Mr. I Goh, ii Polh this mon m roreifn seamen and m the Colon} without the permission of (In- Immigration >tt' nee under the Aliens triction Ordinance. All claimed trial and th w*a fixed for
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    Age Limit Of Efficiency
    117 19 Age Limit Of Efficiency I* Til U UC DONT think I am mistaken it I Bl »il» as the age limit of etti»y« Mr. j. Batm, Mm tcfto shoe king, writing m his paper, ziin. at out public institutions, he Peop'c of 70 y to their positions and tnat they
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    DEAD MAN " STANDS " IN CITY STREET
    75 19 DEAD MAN STANDS IN CITY STREET Sydiu L 2. IN the heart of the bi^n< world a dead man "stood 20 minutes unheeded by the scurrj by. he body wit n- 7 •ut disturbing it. 'I Kent' the body remained m upright position propped up ne wall of a building
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      31 19 TRADE H^^^>n«g MARK YEARS OF HIGHLY EXCELLENT DESIGN nUIS: BAST PAYMENTS \s hi UUUIfOU lIME, DARBY CO., LTD. Distrltater for Btofaa«re I Mmt«> ■UP inn a CO N. hi Nwtfe Bridfc
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      1505 20 ~J SINGAPORE PEINAING /^L I TTL C DA "^ll 1 12 45 pm -Light Orchestral Concert (Wavelength 40.3 MM I UN IMI KAUIU \^&F&£^te&™ s^2&™ Adelphi Hotel. 7.05 p.m. Indian Mv A.. 2.00 p.n rv a m rrQm(V 8.00 pm. Malay Music. 6.00 pm. Chinese Music (Gramo- 855 p m
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    "SOUTH RIDING" SPLENDID FILM
    315 21 I \j T/u' Cinemas a film cornea to the pub\J Lengthy and enthusiastic tie publicity agents, it tmething of a di sappoint- I who go to see it with m oi seeing something anding. su M'siion can be made rethe new London Film producith Ridhm." which
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    KINGS BSRTHDAY PARADE
    95 21 KINGS BSRTHDAY PARADE A < 'Nlal parade wiU be held m V Birthda> MaL Kll l n June an Park will be m position on the inspection Lint by 735 am., with bay. tiding tnds win i> massed to rear of the cent, fantl TJ ed bands ol the British
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    Costumes Ball At The Great World
    48 21 A novel costume competition has been 1 by the management ol the Vorld Cabaret for this week-end ro-night and to-morrow night, the dance hostesses will be dressed m costumes ol their own choice. Prizes are being SS t0 thc «nost outstandiSl| I
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    "IT'S LOVE I'M AFTER"
    53 21 Bright Comedy At The Alhambra arch of lent cornedy Id not refrain from vi.sitiir Theatre where "It's Love I'm premiere last night. Th( •■try which Is cram-' uproarious situations which ftlm one of the most out-. this an quickly ri •hts m the movie flrmami I
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    ANOTHER DISTRICT COURT FOR SINGAPORE
    68 21 P exerc a conferred on 1 him by Section 49 ilT'of the Court* Ordinance, the Governor has been ed to constitute a third District Court to be known as the Additional Criminal District Court. Singapore. Mr Koh Choon Horn: has been ap- i ted a
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    INFANT ABANDONED
    64 21 (From Our Oun Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Fri ruesome discovery was mar!' ol the body of a newly-born Infant m the undergrowth at Bukit Manas opDosite the church. The discovery was made by school- boys and on being Informed, the police arrived and removed the body Mr F. N.
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    "TOOL IN HANDS OF PARTNERS"
    145 21 I Bankruptcy Court Submission T: HA i Had been a tool In partnei who ailed to keep proper accounts when tli. bu him to bear tin- burden, the submission made to Mi ,j T L Tan, 01 ficial ivhen Yec Jan hoi partner In I
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    PENANC CHINESE HOLD FAIR
    71 21 Our On n Repot Friday B>RE a i ithi ring, Includ the Hon Mr < c Moubray iRe Idenl Councillor) 111, Mr \l\i X declared open the Penang Chlni c 1. and bazaar at Wembl Prior fo the opening Mr I.i.'n I (chairman i addi thei
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    WOMAN TELLS OF WORK IN CHINA'S WAR ZONES
    153 21 WOMAN TELLS OF WORK IN CHINA'S WAR ZONES A REP) nvE audience rt Chinese and European members and friends gathered ai the Y\i < a n Wrcii evening to meet (Deaconess Julia Clarke, for many a missionary m China, and who wa: through Singapore from China, on her way home
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    CHINESE LOSE UNBEA TEN LEAGUE RECORD
    329 22 GUNNERS WIN BY ODD GOAL *rill iinheutrii retold »>f the <bi I nrs,. m the Fin! Division «»f M i Lea m- w;is «mi(lc(J jresU (i;i\ .»t the Anson Road stadium when ih< Gunners be«l then bj the «ni«i foaJ In Ihn oring a
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    GARRISON v. KEPPEL GOLF
    172 22 rpHE fol are the trams; Bnd start--1 m i timi i i la! matcli bctw< n Golf Club and the iolf Club to be I lin to-moi X naen--845 a m. H. Irving Jones '10) ano r n (8j vs D. H. Palmer «8) j. D.
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    MUAR SOCCER
    15 22 On Mua 2 th th loin almost ne. Th< Cusi -time. naif. on«
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    AIRMEN WIN FRIENDLY SOCCER
    19 22 AIRMEN WIN FRIENDLY SOCCER Ti H .Q 3—l m a i Lt. Matthews qualised a pcnalt issen McCarthy n
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    NINE GOALS IN GARRISON LEAGUE
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    Small-Bore Rifle Match
    25 22 On Thi H W ment Rule latl irrcrv rHE LOTA] LOO 189 I OTHER VIEMB I!' 1 191 181 18*7 I 1118
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    Mrs. A. S. Small
    34 22 Singapore. Friday. S. Small, wife of the Colonial 6 rei iry, an: re from England iputana tills afternoon She met on board by the Hon. Mr. A. S. and friends.
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    V.M.C.A., 2 MEN SHORT, LOSE DIV. 3 GAME
    81 22 [RMY MEDICOS MISS CHAM I K.vv, v.\: < o. j DLAYI I l VM < ded on to the R.A.M i n iv i 1 near the V.M.C at mad' I >URhOUt. uch" Hi' m test N ho had ,ii Day and
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    S.L.T.A. TENNIS TOURNEY
    103 22 S.L.T.A. TENNIS TOURNEY Singapore. pi \v i Singapore 1 plonshto tourn; h the OPEN MEN'S SIN' I Res! Choon Loong v. P. A. D:: Kene Sien v Arthur Lim Dr. Cilia Took Yam v. See Our. 11. K;:mis v. R. L Moir. S. Murakami v. N. s. \v IB Abed
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    11 22 Handicap v E. I v Mi Sa v Mi
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    FIVE CHARGES DRIVER
    67 22 FIVE CHARGES DRIVER Singapore, Friday A COLLISION between a lorry with sand and a of Tiong Bahru Road and H Road on Jan. 22. haci a >• Fourth Police Court before Mr Ward, this morninp when Soh the Chinese lorry driver a?p< charges of causing hurt by I driving Both
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    PROSPECTS FOR TO-DAY'S RACING AT BUKIT TIMAH
    1515 23 PROSPECTS FOR TO-DAY'S RACING AT BUKIT TIMAH FINAL DAY OF SINGAPORE MEETIM, Bj Man us Superbus' ir d of events to-da>, the ml UIU I last day of the Kxtra „l ull meeting ot the Stngaur l dub. Which rings down corUin on the Summer racing at Bukit Tunah. will
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    SELECTIONS BY "MARCUS SUPERBUS"
    57 23 'IMIK f«»|louin X .ir. <lc< tions h'« t-» ilav's r;u «'s m RtegapOTl Bao i i mtii PhOM Tok I IRST lUl> stl.inqor II lIKM I I little \iidi K.n. 1 VERGROS PrnMnil Barerani 1;.,,, 8 GR \< •im —1 1 Xf 1 \A\\ i;,,. I
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    YESTERDAY'S TRACK WORK
    147 23 (Bj "Marcus Saperboi) Singapore, FrMaj OM V i handful of horses wore exercised at iiukit Ttsaab this morning m preparatltm f<»r the final day's iiL«in« i" the Singapore Tun dab's Extra Probeislonal Meeting to be iuii off to-morrow JADE LADY (Spencer) and SALAD (Tankard) did the I
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    98 23 .sec xl vh For! Canning Stall Depi m at the B.C.C md: w ii KlcNeill, R. A. v. Todd l.t F W .Simpson. Lt. J. C "I Capl (i .i Bryan, T v n And( P v Read, L v Rolle, j w. I vv. Auchmuty,
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    SHELAEFF KNOCKS OUT ALDE IN 30 SECONDS
    496 24 LAST MCI IT'S BOXING AT HAPPY WORLD (By I laiHiir) DISAPPOINTMENI Ital D ,tion at the Happy World coi ulium tiled as a ten tl -test, between sh(l .t champion oi the I Young Aide was the all. JHHII.I- okcd 1 i but
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    SPY CASE MYSTERY
    81 24 IMPORTANT WITNESS DISAPPEARS New York. Friday Dr I-MKitz Griebl. former German intelligence officer, now a naturalised American, and an important witness m the impending trial of seventeen memof an alleged international spy has mysteriously disappeared. it is reported he left for Germany aboard the Bremen without the
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    HEMCHIT BEATS JOHNSON
    82 24 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. DESPITE nil longer reach and nee, Young Johnson 9.13 2 ated on points by Neil Hemchit 10.2 m the mam event of to-night's boxing promotion at tho Bukit BinUng Park ten 3-minute rounds. Johnson was given a terrific thrashing In
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    UNDERGROUND COLLISION
    91 24 London, Friday. THE hitherto unexplained cause of the collision m the underground. In which iv. were lost, la Riven by the railway authorities, at su -day. istbound starting signal al :ailed V security, owing to wrong connection m the wiring. carried out during alterations the preis night." It
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    WILKINSON INCIDENT
    44 24 WILKINSON INCIDENT Tokyo. Frid Acknowledging that Sir Robert Craigie ented a memorandum reciting the Wilkinson incident to Mr. Hirota 01 18 the Foreign Office .spokesman forecasted the probability ol the incident being settled m Shanghai In which case the Japatn.se Government will not reply
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    ANOTHER INNINGS WIN FOR AUSTRALIANS
    182 24 L ONDON, FRIDAY. RI is I ICKET MATCHES m TO-DAY: Ausirahans heat Northamptonshire hv Innings and runs. 406 foi dec. < Brown 194: H;i(ic.»rk 72). Northants 194 (Ward 6 for7si and following on 135 (McCabe 4 tor 28 1 WoreesteishiTC h^mi Hampshire by rims. Woi
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    FRENCH CONCESSIONS REPORTED
    94 24 FRENCH CONCESSIONS REPORTED Son-Intervention Lorn the tlon oi control am olunteers. it is pi agreement an better Lord Plymouth .saw the Germ. ador and Herr Ruselan (cl this morning. understood the developmei.: largely due to French eomv the question of withdra ries Of materials. The Republicans claim the n of
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    FIGHTING IN NORTH CHINA
    175 24  -  Sim Chew jit Pon Hankow. Frii! NEWS of heavy fighting on the North China front is still pouring m. At Chowshien hundreds of J who attempted to break the cordon round the place were k. ut 2.000 enemy troops rushi Hofei to relieve Chowhsien ctpted by
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