Morning Tribune, 25 June 1938

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. 3.— No. 125. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY. June 25, 1938 FIVK CENTS
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    ANGLO-RUMANIAN OIL PACT?
    142 1 Germany Said To Be Disturbed Paris. Friday. THE British economic drive m the Balkans and on the Danube m competition with Germany is being cussed m the Press. The _poc,ue states ;hat Britain Is leading the littl* countries cf the Balkans back to the policy of the
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    PRESIDENT LIN SEN EXPRESSES CHINA'S GRATITUDE
    89 1 London. Friday v, «irtro cause than China either for grateful thanks or anxious NO country nat* more t ational Red Cross meeta m London for its 16th expectation as f president Lin Sen. read by the Chinese dele- S c ay W-r,™l^-d a ys
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    JAPANESE ATTEMPT S. CHINA LANDING
    278 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh STRONG RESISTANCE BY CHINESE SWATOW, FRIDAY. -ONE SEAPLANE BOMBED THE RAILWAY STATION TO-DAY. HITTING THE SIDINGS AND THE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE. IT IS REPORTED THAT ONE HUNDRED JAPANESE MARINES ATtempkd a test landing at Namkang near Chinghai from launches supported by aircraft
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    DWYER ACQUITTED
    253 1 Hongkong. Friday. ri>\MN Dwyer was acquitted amid a ureal outburst of cheering and Reuter pandemonium m court.- The accused was very calm throughout 'he trial m whicn there was sensational turn this morning, the defence JeclhiiiiK to produce evidence. Following a brilliant appeal by the Portuguese lawyer. Mr
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    JAP LAUNCH BLOWN TO SMITHEREENS
    97 1 STRUCK CHINESE MINE WITH 100 ABOARD Shanghai, Jane 24. NEAHLY 10S Japanese sailors and marines were killed and a number injured, when a Japanese launch on the Yangtse struck a ■Chinese mine between the Inking and Matang boom. The information which is irom a must
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    FUNERAL OF QUEEN'S MOTHER
    36 1 FUNERAL OF QUEEN'S MOTHER i t 'nr. I The fui I ■■ill be attended by Tn. .'•n«- and the Queen A will be •nets Chui not her at AD 6 Paul's. Walden In Herel Official Wireless
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    YELLOW RIVER FLOODS MAY FLOW INTO YANGTSE
    37 1 HANKOW. FRIDAY. TBI YELLOW RIVER FLOOD WATERS HAM ENTERED THE x rRIBUTARY Or Till HWAI IT IS REM! VI l» THE MOODS M\Y MOW FINALL. REUTER 0 111 l YANGTSI
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    23 1 London, Friday. Owen was found guilty to-day' rtng two Gainsborough paintings] toien from Chilham Castle, and sen- 1 to fln years" penal servitude
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    BRITISH ARMS EXPORT TO JAPAN
    117 1 BRITISH ARMS EXPOR T TO JAPAN London, Friday. 1 I question time In the Commons to- day. Mr Oliver Stanley, president of the Board <>f Tirade, replying lo Mr. Acland, said thai ten licenses had been issued m the last twelve months for export ol war material to Japan The
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    SWISS NEUTRALITY
    44 1 SWISS NEUTRALITY Berlin, Friday. Herr Ribbentrop has given formal recognition to Swiss neutrality m a note addressed to the Swiss Government. A Rome message states that m a note addressed to the Swiss Government. Italy has recognised the complete ncu trality of .Switzerland Reuter
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      43 1 ft N OTHKR P/.C.ES J Typhoid 2 Woman Mutilated Cheaper Housing' 4 y Food Hawkers Licences 3 J Municipal Petition 3 I A.C.S. Prize (Jivinß 7 i European (harged 8 1 Bankruptcy Court 19 Services vs. Johore 23 I Test L\l_*"h 04 I
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    ICE FACTORY AS SOURCE OF TYPHOID INFECTION?
    707 2 MUNICIPAL HEALTH OFFICER TELLS THE PUBLIC Preparing For Eventuality Of Big-Scale Inoculation Singapore, I < v MAKING itatcmeirl at meetlag >•! the Municipal mml toners to-day, Or. P. s. Hunter, Health Officer, reported Bu e*tUre.ik ihoid io Singapore. [uteri ive m I tion
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    MUTILATED WOMAN BURIED IN CAVE
    997 2 AGED COUPLE CHARGED 'From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh. Friday. 'THE facts Of the case which you are about to listen to. I think you will agree I with me. concern one of the most gruesome and cruel homicides that it is possible to imagine,* 1
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    PROMOTIONS
    87 2 Promotions announced m the latest issue of the SS Government Gazette are: Captain G H. Sworder. Asst Superintendent. Survey Department, F.M.S. and 8.8. to be Senior Asst. Superintendent Topographical Branch, S.S and F M s with effect from Jan 1. Mr VV. A. C. Haines. AC P.. F.M.S. to
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    21 2 The Salvation Army Boys' Home at Thomson Road has been appointed a place of detention for the purposes ol the Ordinance.
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    CHEAPER HOUSING COMING?
    762 2 COMMISSIONER 1 ATTACKS SLUMS Singapore, Wedne- da IMMEDIATE >teps should be taken la relieve overcrnwd'iig and radicate slim conditions m thi* town." urged Mi. Chff Xr v -»t today's meeting of the Municipal CommissiMsera Peoole who lived m slum areas eh p ended, he Mdd to a
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    FOOD HAWKERS SHOULD BE TRAINED IN HYGIENE
    1052 3 FOOD HA WKERS SHOULD BE TRA INED IN HYGIENE COMMISSIONERS URGED TO I Al\t AC I lON Singapore Friday THAT some kind of strict control should be exerrised by the health authenties over the preparation of lood sold by hawkers, the need for which was all the more urgent now
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    DISTURBANCES FEARED IN JAP QUARTER
    163 3 DISTURBANCES FEARED IN JAP QUARTER OINGAPORE police, for the last two or three nights, have been unsually busy on the watch m the Japanese quarter of the city at Middle Road it is gathered. Early last night, two Japanese, believed to be sailors from a recentlyarrived steamer, entered a Japanese
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    52 3 It is announced m the S.S Government Gazette that His Excellency- he Governor has appointed July 1 as the date on which the Road Traffic Th nd Party Insurance) Ordinance, shall come ln The 0 Ne\v Zealand Insurance Co. Ltd. has been approved as an insurer for the purposes of
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    MUNICIPAL GRANTS FOR CHILDREN'S INSTITUTIONS
    111 3 Singapore, Friday GRANTS ol $4,000 and $25.20(1 to the Child vv. Ifare Society foi 1988 and th« St Andrew Ml Hospital for the permanenl endowment ol seven beds m the hospital's orthopaedic sanatorium to be established m Sit lap were confirmed at to-day's meeting ol
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    FOOD STALLS LICENCES
    1649 3 Should Commissioners Show More Sympathy? AN impassioned plea on hehali of a less unbending attitude towards the consideration ot applications for extensions of licences for food stalls was made by Mr. S. IL Tan at the netting of the Municipal fommissioners held yesterday We are now m
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    BETTER TERMS FOR MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES?
    252 3 BETTER TERMS FOR MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES? Sub-Committee Being Appointed Bingapotf Friday. PRIEVANCEB ol certain mem hers of the Municipal Itafl SI mentioned m I petition forwarded to the President. Mr W Hartley, news ol which the Tribune was the first to publish, will be studied by a special SUtJ eonunittee to
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      77 3 Law Notice For To-Day rn__U_ Mr. Justice a'BeeJohore— Court of Appeal POSITION VACAN_T_______ «r4irr_Ti-Ualay Cl rk. good tj WANTED Knot-keeping App'? «W^^i^ DEATH iaM n t .er 24th June ltm WOODFORD. On WJ fln_*oore W tho funeral *°T* a of Mr »nw Mary tho beloved W» m n t E
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      121 3 WHITE SHAN DUPLICATING PAKE defy competition m both price and quality. suitable loi all duplicating machine Price 1.25 per ream Obtainable at all offices ol PETER CHONG COMPANY MUAR NAN TANG HOTEL AGENTS Express Service times daiiv 1. HAI CHEW HOTEL, :i. r >. Beach Road Singapore, Tel: SOU 2.
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      25 3 (HORSE HEAD BRAND I I 1 P^N MADE IN BURMA 4.1 Alt Willi* 100% lIIIIIIMI lIAKPKK. (.11. HI. LAN CO., LTD., Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Penang.
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      93 4 udon Frida Previous To-aay Unan« Forward .July. SSS'h" t&U .ndFo^ard .Augu... Buyer, Jfc^ k J sro" Forward t&- C^.l Buwn 6% ]fi London. Friday PALM oil. (M-W ThTo" v uu, >.uJ°otL In bulk Juno July shipment v Xallu SAGO FLOUR (Sarawak) June' July Shipment 7 7^ Seller 7!
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      135 4 London. Prida j*r»tioi .«'-day Cftaiu Distillers 99 9 i»9 7 > 1 Dunlop Ruboer 28 10. -9 3 4 General Electrir 74 3 75 9 Imperial Chemical Industrie* 3111., 311 i., Imperial Tobacco 136 6 13 6 9 Anglo-Dutch 7 >7 6 f6c Canadian Pacific 6 (j.i
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      63 4 London. Friday Previous To-day Change r.T. on Paris (closing middle rate) 177.91 Unchanged T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 8.95-1 16 H. 95-3 16 T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) 9- J i Unchanged T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) 1 3 Unchanged TT on Japan (ciosing selling
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      METAL MARKET
      26 4 London. Friday TIN Standard Previous To-day Chantz* 1 Gpot (afternoon i closing price) ElB7 £188- 3 4 -irward HBB £189- 3 4 *1* 4
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      BULLION MARKET
      33 4 n London. Friday. uv/ljLr Previous Today Change Fine Bar per oz. £7-0-9 C7-0-W i SILVER Spot 18-15 lrt 19 1 16 4 months' forward 18- 3 4 IK-13 UJ 1 16
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      53 4 RUBBER Yo k J J -J Previous To-day Cwuifri Tone Stead} Firm Spot i Buyers 13 3 Hi !3» 2 Sellers 13 5 1« 135« 1(l OctlDec. Buyers 13 7 It; 13 13 1*; 13 9 16 117;»3 7 o 16 TIN Ton^ Sellers Stead> Firm 9pot
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    SHARE MARKET Messrs. Fraser & Co.'s Report
    198 4 SHARE MARKET Messrs. Fraser Co.'s Report Singapore. Friday MIMNCi. Tm at midday was $95. up 75 cents. According to cables received tin shares m London yesterday wer^ either unchanged or slightly firmer. In the local market, however, probably due to the interest m rubber >hares. tin shares were a quiet
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    WENT FOR AIRING, GOT ARRESTED
    200 4 trom Our Oicn Correspondent Malacca. Friday AMALABARI. when brought up In til local police court to answer a charg. of having wandered m the open without any means of subsistence and failing to glee a satisfactory account of himself amused the court when he began
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    MEW COMMISSIONER
    108 4 Singapore. Friday Dr. V. X Samv took his seat at to d vs meeting of the Municipal Commis--1 :ners. In welcoming him. Mr. W hartley referred to Dr. Veerasamy. falter of the new Commissioner. He said that Dr Veerasamy had sen ed on: the Commis.sion from 1914 to
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    GAZETTE NOTIFICATIONS
    58 4 The following notifications are gazetted m the latest issue of the S.S Gazette Miss P T D Law. Nursing Sister. Malayan Nursing Service, has been seconded tor Service under the Government ot Johore. The Hon Mr C. R Cherry is reappointed as a member of the Singapore Harbour
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      61 4 OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING 1 CORPORATION LIMITED i FREE yourselves from the FEAR of BURGLARS by keeping your VALUABLES (jewellery ()r important documents) m BAFE BOXES m our VAULTS at CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. You hold YOUR OWN YS, and ONLY YOU can have access to these safe boxes, so that
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      17 4 SOUTH muiiMi INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. Is Your MOTOR I All fully insured? Tel. 5926. 2. Finlayson Green.
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    700 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Company A a 15 Hrm D- ?2i nk 77U()() 800 00 Hum e Pipe (Far •I Mr? U Bn 2455 »sQsxd >rd. ard 175 2.25n0m OU Pawn Plantadons Berk 11(1 65.00 75.00 McAlister 25.50 *>G25 Ojrcrseaa Ass. "goo Y55 S J lllr s II()t(l1 0.32
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    104 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore. Friday MINING Buyers Sellers London Tin a 6 4 -xd Southern K. Sungei w j j(i 2d Taipini I ns. Takuape Talara 1.33 1.3s Telok Kruin 0.70 0.75 Tfemoh 196 20 Ulu Klai 085 0.90 cd Ulu Yam 1»1 <; XI KKKK Aycr Hitam 1 00
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    222 5 6% Maynard Co. Ltd. $30,000 p5 105 norn Int. Apr. 30 Oct 31 SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY 5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Mar. 31 Sept. 30 100 r.om 1907 rod 11M7 $1,600,000 Int Mar. 31 Sept, 30 107 no norn 4V~* 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Int Mar. 31 Sept.
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      221 5 Shanghai, Hoi rila Bing tpore tm %t Banker* and Bt ritiet Daily foreign Mark Quotation M( D NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE, COMMODI'IV EXCHANGE, INC. OF NY W JTORK COFFEI UOAR EXCHAMK CHICAGO HOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODI'IV EXCHANGE. SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE HONGKONG SHARE BROKERS' ASSN. MANILA STOCK EXCHANGE Meyer .li<
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      231 6 VZdk %K %V PAVILION I J TO-DAY AT j I JACK SCORES A BIG J J l fPf rRn N,l>M VVITI! M,l> I j V, "I^V JOYOUS AND SPARKLING I F A N l rRODUCEO t^ OIP.ECTEO BY JL AH S I HERBERT cillie W WHILE QX __1| ll ROXY
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      261 6 The LOUS SCHMELING FIGHT was a JOKE compared io this! j The BIG WEEKEND LAI (ill SHOW! "j TO-DAY! CAPITOL| 3.15 6.15 9.15 TWO FAMOUS STARS ijfjLg' TOGETHER IN A IT'^v, RIOTOUSLY FUNNY //i^f Jr^s UNITED ARTISTS HIT! m\ T_ LOMBARD «k J/0 MARCH _s_fl iT-r-iMTfr" ,n i. i\teh> atioal
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    Schoolboys Are Told How To Get On
    539 7 Schoolboys Are Told How To Get On DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION f GIVES ADVICE PRIZE-GIVING AT A.C.S. Singapore. Kriday THE report of Mr. W. T. Him-} the 1 principal of the Anglo-Chinese School. Singapore, which he read out at the annual prize ctisi 1 ibution held to-day. showed that the numher
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    PAYA LEBAR FIRE
    150 7 PAYA LEBAR FIRE pi-AllNi.t i.NChs ..I lii,- la>i I\,va f» i.tb/r village inc. which rased a!i bulldln p < xcept a sine-roofed house to the ground, came to thr mind, ol old upper Serangoon residents when tliey watched the Fire Brigade put out hn- ii Somapah Village, 6th mile upper
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      263 7 The Scene Shifters Proem "IOVE ISN'T EVERYTHING" A Comedy m Three Acts. Victoria Theatre at 9.30 p.m. Sharp I O I 4. II I Booking at Littles S2andsl. \oi mvM i:.\r 1111 ALHAMBRA THEATRE IS CLOSED up for COMPLETE RENOVATION AND FOR THE INSTALLATION OF IN AIR CONDITIONING PLANT HATdi
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    EUROPEAN ON BREACH CHARGES
    408 8 ALLEGATIONS IN Did His Firm Do Any Business Singapore Iriday. AFTER having pleaded guftty to Aye charges of criminal hrearh of trust involving a total sum of $8,300, Harry Gold en berg, an elderly Britisher from Hongkong, claim ed trial before Mr. G. S. R_u lings,
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    Alleged Insult And Trespass
    95 8 Singapore. Friday Further evidence was recorded by Mi L C Goh. the Fifth Magistrate. thLs afternoon at the resumed hearing of a c in which Mr. Julian Israel, the ■yell-known Singapore broker, is chr.rged v.ith house trespass and insulting Mr Wong Foo Yong. M the conclusion
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    Acoustics In Municipal Hoard Room
    103 8 Acoustics In Municipal Hoard Room Singapore, Friday MORE criticisms of the acoustics of the Board Room nt" the Municipality wen made at to-day's meeting of the Commissioners by Mr. G. Parburv. H* 1 said that the poor acoustics of the room had been commented upon on st >ral orevious occasions,
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    Tribute To Mr. Dunman
    134 8 Singapore. Friday. "jVWUNICIPAL Commissioners and those iH pr. sent at their meeting held to-day m silence for a moment as a tribute, to Mr C C. Dunman whose death occurred a shon while ago. Mr W. Bartley. .the President, said that t Mr. Dunman had served
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    MR. NG SEN CHOY
    46 8 Singapore. Friday. The Municipal Commissioners at a meeting held to-day congratulated Mr Ng Sen Choy. J. p.. who had recently been awarded a Certificate of Honour. "We all heartily congratulate him on his extremely well-deserved honour." said the President. Mr. W. Bartlev
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    CASHIER'S LAPSE
    142 8 Misappropriated Municipal Singapore. Frida WEE Ban Swee, formerly a cashier < ployed by the Singapore Mum pality. was this morning sentenced six weeks' rigorous imprisonment J H. A. Forrer. District Judge. Crjrnii District Court, on a charge of crimi breach of trust as a servant In re -y
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Saturday. June 2& 1938 JAPAN IS ANXIOUS
    307 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Saturday. June 2& 1938 JAPAN IS ANXIOUS IT is becoming more and more apparent that Japan is very anxious to see the end of an "incident" which has turned out to be a large-scale war m which the honours have by no means been all on the
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    Dr. Hunter is on the War Path Path
    910 10  - Dr. Hunter is on the War Path Path AUTOLYCUS PERSONAL VIEWPOINT! -By IF Singapore was not endowed by providence with a pleasant climate, steady rainfall, ocean breezes. it would probably be one of the I worst plague spots of the world m the matter of health That Is the conclusion
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    66 10 The iagwincently-eil.brek.ercd Coronation robes of George VI are beins repaired m the Hanover Square, London, workrooms of Keville. the dressmakers, for display at the Empire Exhibition m Glasgow. The robes wore borrowed by the brother of George IV. William IV. for his Coronation m 18: i(). Photo shows Mr. Edward
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    ENSIGNS ARE BRITAIN'S FINEST AIRLINERS YET
    174 11 First Will Operate On Channel Run 'From Our Own Correspondent) London, June 18. GIGANTIC newcomer at Croydon airport this week is the first of Imperial Airways' fleet Oi Armstrong Whitworth landplanes of the Ensign class Eventually Imperials will have fourteen of these 40-seater liners,
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    BRITAIN'S BIGGEST
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    Speeding -Up Imperials
    144 11 HOW badly these fast liners are needed' by Imperial Airways may be gathered from the fact that thty cut down the time of the London -Paris trip from 195 minutes to 90 minutes. The Ensigns under construction for the Eastern route will have a different interior arrangement
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    Alexandria Clearing Station
    113 11 FROM Croydon all mail for Africa. Australia. India and the East would be flown direct to Alexadria m the new Ensign fleet. At Alexandria a clearing station would be established, and the mails would be taken over by the flyingboats. The Ensigns being the fastest as well
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    Re-Fuelling In Flight
    157 11 rILE the Mayo Composite is about to make Iti first Atlantic test, technicians are already at eroriMmjnother method of starting a rieavy-ladei aircraft on a long ocean |o«W™ i.s by refuelling m the air a process In which Sir Alan Cobban has been world pioneer Now it
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    A Ticklish Job
    116 11 RE-FUELLING m flight may make an I important contribution to the conquest of the Atlantic and other oceans. It has, however, several inherent dis- advantages. One ol them is this high degree of skill demanded by the process it might prove impossible to perform th< feat m
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    New Sleeve- Valve Engine
    110 11 THE flying-boats which are being equipped for air refuellinu w.ill also have another very Interesting J eat urc. Their engines will be the new sleevevalve Bristol Perseus XII C, instead of the Pegasus engines with Which the Empire boats now m service are powered. As compared
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    America Gets The Orders
    84 11 GLENN MARTIN'S visit to Europe draws attention to the wav Americans are capturing orders, especially for civil 'planes, while Europe is re-arming. Only recently the Lockheed Company announced that it had orders on hand for 68 of its air liners. Sixty of them were for foreign
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    News Of Amelia Earhart ?
    180 11 News Of Amelia Earhart H/ILL tbe South Pacific soon yield up the secret of Amelia Earhart's fate? The belief is widely held m America, where calculation ol the .speed and direction ol ocean currents has resulted m a theory that wreckage of her plane must reach a point between New
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    Glenn Martin's Prophecy
    209 11 A REGULAR North Atlantic ma:! next rear, but no ps service until 1940. That is the prophecy of Glenn i Martin, the American aircraft construe- 1| tor. who is now on a visit to England! Mr. Martin thinks that ocean servicesnot only across the AtlanUc, but also
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    South Africa's i Junkers
    104 11 TERMANY, despite her participation m U the armament race still I huts time to cultivate her overseas market Bri u.sh manufacturers, though impotent u> [compete, look on ruefully while South African airways order more Junker linen. In the new I) II Uo Britain may -.onn have
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    106 12 In open-ail rehearsal of the spectacular displays which Mounted snd motor-cycle units of the Metropolitan Police force will sive at the International Horse Show Si Olympia look place at linber ourt, East Molesey, Surrey. Planet News e arj/,j, #j! f en at Planet News The PyhSSS Kent presented the Wtghtwan
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    DUKE VISITS THE R. N.V. R.
    91 13 The Dukr oi Kent inspected aid com lades of the l(o\al Naval Valanteat Re serve and the Ko\al Naval Depot at their lie. l ii ion al Ihe Cl J stal Palace. London known as 11. M.S ••\iciorv VI" daring (ireal War. Alter wards,
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    Introduction to Chic
    1150 14 all the gay and colourful fabrics of the moment at her command, all the clear-cut lines which look their best on a slender, well-formed figure, all the whimsies of fashions which are so numerous and so amusing with all these to help her, the young girl who
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      34 14 M W lIUAMII NO \V Ol> I I AT I I 3, FORT ROAD 1 MALACCA J (Telephone 121) I >l AINO\ PEIIM LADIES HAIRDRESSERS i 79. Stamford Road, I SINGAPORE. (Telephone 4610) J
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      21 14 MAISON MADGE will hold CLEARANCE SALE of Dresses, hats, flowers, Handbags, Etc. Commencing Saturday. July 2nd 29, Stamford Road. Telephone 4227.
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      77 14 Hair ___fSfev Dressers A P\ de _f_*l Br N Joe acs and £> de Gents France. Only the artist's flair can interprc the wave to suit your personality, crea ting from it a style for you alone. You may have an expert consultation free at your convenience. Th* best machines
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    Boleros More Popular Than Ever
    246 15 nOLEROS contmue to be |USt M ashB enable as ever There seems to he no end to the variety Ol styles and the SJwTendon produced by clever dresa d T hi H 'tune. the idea la to to™ whlU ones to make elegant "icing for
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    The Perfect Present
    200 15 PRESENT-GIVINO always lOmethlllf ol a PROW .KM. UDleaa Ol course you know What the recipient-to ba wants 11. however, you visit RKNfc ULI.M A.N.N m Raffles Place, before the end ol hi.i ANNUAL BALI, we think tha' you will nnd something thai la lust ii_h» among the
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    TO-DAY'S COSTUME
    46 15 Just suggestion for v>u to ut>rk cut. Why not have a dirndl t v, »r silk print dress m raspherrv v\hit«and navy Mac? With il wear s huge hat <il navy suat/.ed m thr print, navy blue patent sandal*- ami sin i uhiir gtove*
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      437 16 i i I m B BYP&OandBRITISH INDIA LINES (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) Outwards. Due Tonnage P0 1938 i^«x» RANPURA 17,000 July 1 CHITRAL 15,000 Aug. 12 •SSuALORI 6,000 July 2 JJOOJM JJJJ Jg; g RAWALPINDI 17.UUU July 15 Io.UOU fc CORFU 15,000 July 29 g_JPOTANA 17.000 bept. •BHUTAN 6,100 July 30
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    COMMISSIONERS' DECISIONS
    286 17 THAT the Municipal Coinmisloners. as a general principle, should undertake at their own expense the construction ot drains m private streets and road re serves where drainage Is needed not strictly m connection with the road but as a health measure, and where m the opinion of the
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      561 17 iPOSTAL INTELLIGENCE! STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES FOR Borneo (North.. Brunei and I__w_n IS. DATE AND IIM E Indo-China Ul Ul 1 X,K IJan 25 11 a.m. Miri' g- G Merlin 2 5 11 a.m. Pontianak EMS 8 2b 11 a.m. Europe and Great Britain x I,S 25 U a .m. Irunx
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      202 17 In. v. k. link GENERAL PASSENGERS AGENTS CUNARD UTIITK STAR, LTD. (Incorporated m Japan 1 TO LONDON via Penang. Colombo. Aden. Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar P'USHIMI MARU July 7; .ss HAKOZAKI MARC J toy 21 j s.s. SUWA MARU Aug. 4 Rates tc Ist Class 2iiu i.i.v. Naples 5574 *21
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    FOUND HANGING
    114 18 FOUND HANGING Singapore. Priria\ A FEMALE Tamil Hindoo who gavi her name as Seepoo told Mr W. G I rter, tbe Singapore Coroner, thi morning that her husband Samyapa nnd complained to her of pains m hi <he t on June 19. The next morn m l.c went to work
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    GAZETTE APPOINTMENTS
    101 18 The following appointments are notified In the S.S. Government Gazett. issued on Friday:— Sergeant E. H. Potter to be a compam Sergeant-Major Instructor. Voluntee: Engineer Malayan Public Works Service Mr. Philip Shelley to be an Assistar.: Engineer Malayan Public Works servict with effect from May 7. Mr. George
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    Causing Hurt Charges
    90 18 Singapore. Friday A CHARGE of causing hurt to Mr. C Marcus, Financial and Office fcsstetant. Water Department, Municipality at 171, Upper Serangoon Road, on June 14, was preferred against Mr. C Jansen. Mr R Jansen and Miss Freda Jansen, m the Sixth Police Court, this morning. A
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    46 18 A notification m the latest issue of the S.S. Government Gazette states thai after the close of business on June 30. the Colonial Secretary under the powers conferred on him by Section 4 (2) of tht Pest Office Ordinance will discontinue the Post office at Bedoh.
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      334 18 I TRADE BARGAINS I 4 MOTO f R r VEHRLES| FOR SALE GUARANTEED— USED CROCKERY. p.ALL jyjALL CARS.— A selection of 70 PT r 11 4- II A C Ul—Haw, lilJr>_.r__:> E.IL. —w excellent u sea yars HOON seek trading CO., always available m stock. i Raffles Place> We can
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT 'NOT A COURT OF MORALS'
    388 19 BANKR UPTCY COUR T 'NOT A COUR T OF MORALS' LOCAL JUDGE'S COMMENT Singapore, Friday THIS is not a Court of morals 1 The people who lent him money evidently knew that he had a big amount m the Provident Fund, and considered they had a good investment," said Mr.
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    CONSCRIPTED LABOUR IN GERMANY
    143 19 London, Thursday. 4 I'M VERS \l la hour service lee all men and women of German nationality is instituted by a decree issued by General Goering BS head of the lour year plan. Every fit man and woman vill be obliged to work at a special
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    RUBBER SPECULATION MADE HIM INSOLVENT
    174 19 RUBBER SPECULATION MADE HIM INSOL VENT BANKRUPT WHO ONCE HAD $20,000 Singapore. Friday. ANCE worth about $20,000. and at preV sent employed a.s manager of his father's business at a salary of $100 per month, with debts amounting to $0,000. Tan Yew Siah. a 57 year old Chinese wa s
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    COMMISSIONERS CRITICISED FOR BUYING CHEAP CEMENT
    209 19 Singapore. Friday. CU'STIC remarks about the activities of the country from which lhe Commissioners had. at a com:^tee m .c.,n S decided U..mr,ha«. rmcnl were made by Mr. B. Ta™ when he n rm „f "h? aecep.ame of supolv of certain brands of the
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    50 19 Any rubber owner may. during the two quarters commencing on July I, and expirini on Dec. Wi have In his poi don (stocks not exceeding one quarter ol the standard production ol bis holding for the year 1937. says a notification In the latest Issue of the ss Qovammenl Oa-
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    40 19 I A commission BJ Second-Lieutenant In the S.S VF has been granted to Mi W R Gardiner, according to s Gazette notification, while Captain H. A. J Woodlaii of the s.svf. has been transferred to the -SVF Reserve of Officers
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    ROYAL VISIT TO PARIS POSTPONED
    101 19 I'xi li ii Thursday T!!l Knit, and Omen bUYS ;.< ecpted the suggestion of M Irliriiii, the Frrnth president, lo postpone their state visit to Pans, m view of the death of the Queen's mother. The visit was arranged for ne\t week hut wiil now
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    "SECOND BANKRUPTCIES SHOULD NOT BE ENCOURAGED"
    243 19 Singapore, Friday. I DO not think second bankrupt e»es shoiiM he encouraged, nor should moneylenders be encouraged t« lend money lo bankrupts especially people drawing salaries of a little over $100 I j I Thus remarked Mr Justice Home In the Bankruptcy Court to-day.
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    99 19 m connection with the Question as to whether tiie Commissioners should follow the Government practice of granting gratuities, not only to the widows and children, but alternatively to othe. dependants of de. -eased employees, paid from open vote, who die m tne service. ,it was decided generally to adhere to
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    260 20 FRASER COMPANY. List Of Current Dividends Singapore, June 24, 5 p.m Total lor Company -Afk* Books Date tx. Dii. ye< Close Payable r Hitam Tin io r No. 34 tax June 7 June. 27 June 20 75 Burma Malay 6d. No. 17 June 2' j une 30 June 24 5
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      860 20 lON THE RADIO] LONDON l" 7 COLOMBO UISSioNS 3 MM Ipjn. ckef Empln R 7 (i; iti rtes Resun 7 io Tamil music. p 720 The news m tamil. 8.08 Big Ben. your Choice. T „r w. jn Sinhalese rtainmenl feature.) Q Tamil musH presented by William MacLurg. m j
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      668 20 SINGAPORE PARIS 7.111. Ull Mrs (2250 m) TPA-2 1524 M<-s (19.7 m.) p.m. tKc H K^S c slav by from the Adelphi Hotel. 6 2() New;; m En lish i_-if!7m__rt-< 6.35 Concert relayed from Paris P.T aOO Malaj music Unun Stkola^ 705 Talk h Luhs and S PiaiiKK- 2Q concert
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    BRITISH MATERIALS FOR TURKEY'S DEFENCE
    309 21 Text Of Credits Bill T UI f w London. Friday. HE text is issued to-day of the AngloTurkish Armaments Credit Agreement Bill, the purpose of which is to confirm and give effect to the agree- Wtween the British Government and the Government of the Turkish
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    AGRICULTURAL POLICY EXPLAINED
    290 21 AGRICULTURAL POLICY EXPLAINED London, Friday SPEAKING to the Council of Agriculture m London yesterday, the Agriculture Minister, Mr. Morrison said that one of che main points m Government's agricultural policy was to try to restore fertility to the land and to provid? In the soil a storehouse of growth to
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    RUSSIA S A. R. P. PLANS
    115 21 R USSIA S A. R. P. PLANS A M Moscow. Friday N intensive air and chemical drill involving the entire civilian population win be carried out m sev.- strategic pities- -Moscow. Leningrad, Kiev. Minsk Baku. Vladivostok and Khabarovsk between July 1 and Oct. 1. With the exception of MOSCOW all
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    Afghanistan Revolt Threatened
    96 21 Afghanistan Revolt Threatened .Simla. Friday. the Government ol India Is carefully 1 watching tin dtuation m Waziristan where ihe general situation has received a setback because ol th" activities ot a mystery pir. believed to be a native ol Damascus. The pir recently entered Waziristan with Mie intention of settling
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    WITHDRAWAL SCHEME WILL COST £2,250,000
    75 21 London, Friday THE non-intervention sub-committee met to-day to den-ide how best to meet the bill of .2,250,000. the estimated ost ol operating the scheme of evacuation of foreigners from Spain. A communique states that owing to ;reat complexity of various parts of the jlan, it
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    ENGLAND'S PRINCIPAL SCORERS
    40 21 Out of a total of 409 runs for five wickets, which England made m tin econd Test yesterday, the thr, c batsmen here were responsible for 359 HAMMOND 111 not out AMES f>o not out. rWNTKII *M>
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    COUNTY CRICKET RESULTS
    175 21 COUNTY CRICKET RESULTS LONDON, Kit IDA* RESULTS Of COUNTY CRICKEI MATCHES WHICH CONCLUDED TO-DAY Notts beat NorthanU by innings and five runs. Notts 284 tor H dec (KsetOC 109. Giuin 125 1 Northunts 128 and If> 1 < Voce 4 for 40 1 Essex beat Somerset by six wickets. Somerset
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    "NOTHING SACRED"
    177 21 Fine Comedy At The Capitol fAROLI Lombard and Frcdric March W are co-starred m one of the bright est c medics we have had In Singapore for some t line m "Nothing Sacred." I United Artists tcchnicolour production I which began a season at the Capitol last flight.
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    PICTURE OF LOUIS v. SCHMELING FIGHT
    160 21 I New York. Friday k slow motion him shows very clearh that Schmeling was already ou the Way to being knocked out before Loin landed the decisive rights to the kidney Louis had the German groggy with ::l blows to the head and body
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    Lucky Win For Muar Police
    588 22 Lucky Win For Muar Police LEAGUE DEFEAT FOR THE CUSTOMS from Our ten Correeponc Muar. Frida> L !Sr"Th, h^.^^:,v 'fiUSS win for the C»<««>-» SC. had »h, b.tter oi the i xchanges. rhe en tern torward line showed E ood combination but excepi for Byeo \\i th other forwards were
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    BRITISH TITLE BOUT
    82 22 Liverpool. Friday. DANK (row Icy. weighing 9.~> won the British Lightweight championship to-night, by outpointing the holder. Jnnmy Walsh (9.8) m a hi teen round t untest. Crowley gave a rousing Isro handed display that was full of action. Walsh was mainly on the defensive. He sustained
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    PENANG TITLE BOXING
    119 22 PENANG TITLE BOXING <Frcm Our Own Reporter Penang. Friday. T N a bout for the flyweight champion--1 ship of Penang, over 12 rounds, at the Fun and Frolic Stadium to-night. Tiger Aman 7.13 outpointed Speedy Pancho 7.10. It was a tame affair throughout Pancho seemed lacking m confidence and allowed
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    HEMCHIT IS K.O'D
    105 22  -  Filipino Newcomer By From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Friday. WITH a clean punch. Wonder Bar 9.7. the newly imported Filipino, caused a sensation at the Bukit Bintang Park to-night when he knocked out Neil Hemchit 9.9 m the middle of the sixth of their scheduled ten
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    22 22 A FIXE action photogranh taken uui m? y.sttrday's Malaya Cup soccer it the Stadium m which tne Servi i irounced Johore. Tribune
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    SERVICE TROUNCE JOHORE IN MALAYA CUP
    825 23 S ERVICE TR OU NCE JOH ORE IN MALAYA CUP DISAPPOINTING GAME AT THE STADIUM < .unbilled Services 5; Johore .0. nEFORE a large crowd of supporters v of both sides, the Combined Services, fresh from their victory ever Negri Sembilan. beat Johore by s—o m their Malaya Cup fixture
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    S.C.C. SNOOKER
    47 23 Entries are Invited for the A B Class Pairs Volunteer Snooker tournament at the S.C.C. There will be no handicap and players will be classed and paired by tne billiards sub-committee Entries close or July IS and the tournament |yil] star, shortly alter th.. date
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    WEIGHTS FOR IPOH RACES
    330 23 WEIGHTS FOR IPOH RACES (From Our own Reporter) Ipoh, Friday. WEIGHTS for the first days racing on July 2 m the July meeting of the Perak Turf Club are as follows. Horses. Class 1, Div. 1. r >' furs Sunshine Sue Jack Druce J J Pure Gold J_" Miltondale Jj
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    101 23 'I he followli i bel een th< :fc i and the I chi to be plsyed st tht I A v r \f ll on m i fi R Wil on (sh i I 'J E J. C R v Hai
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    HAMMOND (210n.o.) SAVES COLLAPSE
    396 24 HAMMOND (210n.o.) SA VES COLLAPSE 4 hree wickets. He had bowled six noballs. KING PAYS VISIT After lunch there was a pleasant surprise when His Majesty the King paid a surprise visit and the players were presented to His Majesty m front of the pavilion. The play after lunch saw
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    ENGLAND 409 FOR 5 SCORES
    96 24 ENGLAND 409 FOR 5 SCORES ENGLAND— Ist Innings Barnett c Brown b McCormick Hutton c Brown b McCormick Edrich played on, b MeCormick Hammond not out Paynter lbw b O'Reilly Compton lbw b O'Reilly Ames not out 5^ Extras Total (for 5 wkts.) 401, FALL OF THE WICKETS 1 12.
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    SECOND TEST MATCH AT LORDS
    616 24 SECOND TEST MATCH AT LORDS FIRST THREE WICKETS DOWN FOR ONLY V Thre. w-rkHs a. a r a. Hn f„urth-«,cket ciatecl «.th I a>nU r ni <( reford record partnership ol u»>. hean c )a u Tci his Mpp? and JTM After C(.mp»on li .cic...nc tn ana -.011 bp 4Q9
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    330 24 KHO SIN KIE BEATEN TWICE IN DOUBLES London, Friday. TO-DAY'S play at Wimbledon was also favoured by glorious weather. The first surprise of the meeting was created m the fourth round of the Men's Singles when Mitic, the Yugoslav player who was seeded sixth, was beaten by Ellmer,
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    45 24 Shanghai. June Abohton of extra-territorial right foreigners m Japanese controlled ai m China was announced by the J apanese spokesman to-day. Ret to the Thomson incident he said I ners under Japaaese law were th< as if In Japan. No special priviu would be allowed.
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      104 24 Today's Tides High Tides: 8.36 a.m. 7 ft. 4 ins; 8 p.m., 8 ft. 6 ins. At close of play the score was 409 foi five wickets Hammond 210 not out, including 26 fours, and Ames 50 uoi v,u including five boundaries). During the play after tea, ChipperfiekL <who was
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