Morning Tribune, 19 July 1938

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    13 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE I, 3-No. 145. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, July 19. 1938. FIVE CENTS.
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    UCE CONGRATULATES GEN. FRANCO
    238 1 UCE CONGRATULATES GEN. FRANCO VICTORY PREDICTED WITHIN NEXT YEAR ROME, MONDAY. 'TASCIST ITALY IS PROUD TO HAVE GIVEN A CONTRIBUTION IN BLOOD AND MATERIAL TO YOUR VICTORY OVER THE DESTRUCTIVE FORCES IN SPAIN AND EUROPE," SAYS MUSSOLINI IN A I ELEGRAM TO GEN. FRANCO ON THE OCCASION OF THE SECOND
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    REICH MILITARY DECREE
    68 1 REICH MILITARY DECREE Berlin. Monday. li decreed that all inhabitants )f the Reich together with regis>d business concerns are henceh obii?<'d to make, irom their perry, contributions in kind for iirements of armed forces ir.tver 80 required, he decree is described as of damental importance in the j of German
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    ing Visits iris To-day All France Is Excited
    364 1 ing Visits iris To-day All France Is Excited Paris, Monday. TfEMENT over the visit of the King and Queen to-morrow ouilv htt-oraing more intense. i morning Parisians awakened ml the capital placarded by a ce by the President of the icinal Council, stating: our windows, decorate your i. let the
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    QUEEN MARIE DEAD
    14 1 Bucharest, Monday. The death has occurred to-day of Queen Marie. Reuter
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    CEYLON'S £100,000 GRAVING DOCK
    23 1 Reuter Colombo, Monday. SIR Andrew Calderott. the Governor, to-day opened the new graving dock costing £100,000 in Colombo harbour.-
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    OMMONS' PRIVILEGES CONTROVERSY SETTLED?
    291 1 OMMONS' PRIVILEGES CONTROVERSY SETTLED? 1 (Vmhm. London, Monday. or thl K as crowde<l tnis afternoon to hear the Speaker give a ruling li\ "j™* 1 ot Privilege issue raised by Colonel Heneage. who on controvprwm u tne s P^ker to consider the fact, in connection with Cation whiSi I at
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    DOCTOR ON RIOUS CHARGE
    45 1 Want Medical Begins 10^ doot^ ndon Monday. d the oT d V", d I W1 CfOW Ha! of d ld .f ;u '7 <o-day when h I d n Street mfn enanda iuryhiclnd. >tio n a?d al aw**"* tor I*"* 1
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    JAPAN'S COLD RESERVES
    58 1 i Tokyo, Monday. i THE cabinet will to-morrow con- sider a proposal by the Ministry i I of Finance to ship part of the. Bank of Japans 800,000.000 yen sold reserves abroad in order to obtain foreign exchange for the importation of raw materials required for the
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    SURPRISE ATLANTIC CROSSING IN £150 PLANE
    147 1 SURPRISE ATLANTIC CROSSING IN £150 PLANE Dublin, Monday* FLYING a nine-year-old £150 plane Douglas Corrigan, a 30-year-old California?! airman, landed from the blue at Baldonnel aerodrome near Dublin at 2.30 p.m., having left New York at 10.17 a.m. yesterday. The feat is probably the first surprise crossing of the Atlantic
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    British Rights In China
    150 1 London, Monday. IN the Commons to-day, Mr. Chorlton asked what action was proposed to set at rest the widespread British fears in Shanghai that the Japanese Government was deliberately encouraging Japanese commercial undertaking* to follow close on the military advance in thw Yangtse basin while putting
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    ENGLAND'S PLAYERS FOR THE FOURTH TEST
    252 2 ENGLAND'S PLAYERS FOR THE FOURTH TEST 2 Probables Hurt MATCH BEGINS AT LEEDS ON CDIHAV FRIDAY Tin INGUSH TEAM I <>K nil FOURTH II SI BEGINNING AT LEEDS ON FRIDAY, Will- HI SELECTED FROM TU I oiJOUlNCillaninioud (captain) Pints Yard lev (.ibh Vtttt) llou«*«. I'avntri HardstafT doddard K.i null ompton
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    CANTON RAIDED
    65 2 Canton. Sinulav Japancie ralden came ovor the city :it am. Wonftha btiiiß heavily bombed The i;iui< i concentrated <>n Wonctha railhead which w ;i again heavily damaged thoußh the 10.5.s of life U mall Blßhteen planea participated In !1 raid, and remained overhead for p|ltv minutei while 21
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    Royal Visit Will Take Place
    32 2 Royal Visit Will Take Place London, Saturday. Wmmm jacks and other decorations in tne streets to domestic •njEJffl^AS! Qua! D'Or ay palace when- Their Mftjes wi'i itay In Parta. British Offcial Wireless
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    MORE MEN FOR YANCTSE FLOTILLA
    56 2 Honfckonp. Sunday. It is officially announced that H.M.S Suffolk arrived at 4 am to-day from Weihdwel with 100 rating intended to supplement the crews of the Yan«tse flotilla. The ratings are »o;np to Hankow by special train at 4 n.m. on Mondav after which the
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    Y.M.C.A. SCHOOL OF COMMERCE SPORTS MEET
    526 2 Singapore. Saturday. I A MOST enjoyable function was the third annual athletic sports meeting ho!<j at the Jalan Besar Stadium yes- I tiTday by the Y.M.C.A. School of Com- i merce. Six Kbool records were broken: They were: Putting the weight '2 12 ins.*;
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    Money Market Improves
    101 2 Money Market Improves London, Saturday. CiREDIT from Institutions outside the j clearing banks circle, have continued to meet with pood inquiry, with 7;8 p/tT cent often paid against bonds a.s securities, compared with the urual cnarge of 58. Clearing banks tills are however, well filled for those willing to P'iy
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    CHINESE GUERILLAS THREATEN PEIPING
    308 2 CHINESE GUERILLAS THREATEN PEIPING Hankow, Sir r-, EIGHTEEN Japanese planes m ed against Wuhan uruup« J day morning from Hui f .j! shan. Another group ;V. r where an air batti- f or J minutes ensued. A Japanese plane was brought dt while a Chinese plane vas sM damaged. Japanese
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    Community Centre
    197 2 London. Sunda MR. BERN AYS, Parliamentary Secrei to the Ministry of Health, will next Friday, a new community cenjr Frankland Village. Hayv/ard.s a«J The village is established on an Of 45 acres with views over Forest, which is being developed d> Hay wards Heath Housing Society w» The
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    WEARNE BROS PILOT LIES CRITICALLY ILL AFTER AIR CRASH
    381 3 WEARNE BROS PILOT LIES CRITICALLY ILL AFTER AIR CRASH nni VI \V Ol D CAP! RODNEY BEHESFOKD, BRILLIANT PILOT F \V,,, KI'.EU T..KOUGH THE GREAT WAR AND JOINED BK os AIR SERVICE. SINGAPORE, ONLY LAST THURSDAY I.IKS DANGEROUSLY ILL IN THE SINGAPORE GENERAL HOSPH U. FOLLOWING A CRASH ABOUT SIX
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    JAPANESE WARSHIPS IN FLAMES
    243 3 JAPANESE WARSHIPS IN FLAMES irxi Hankow, Mono />HINSB£ -j^nJi.' unit* are enveloping \y Kalg u irhile Chine plane raided rapane e urarships at Pangche and Hukow i"'Ji tune, yesterday ::»ui tun warship were ill and one ol then Ui sinking. Two waftfhlp* vere on flames In the M •nfi rind
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    SLEEPING WELL
    34 3 At mui night (apt Beresford's coii'fftion was reported to be the same as on admission. He did not lapse into unconsciousness in the earlier part of the eveninp, but later fell asleep
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    COOK'S FATAL FAL FROM HEIGHT
    270 3 TRAGEDY AT THE SINGAPOfI SWIMMING CLUB Singapore, Monday. A SEQUEL to the tragic occurrence at the Singapore Swimmitf Club on July 13, was the Coroner's inquiry to-day into the deatk of a Hailam Chinese named Boon Wah Meng. who met his death a the result
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    NIGHTSOIL COOLIES' STRIKE THREAT
    222 3 A F^? R th l lr tusk >^erdayat 2l the nightsoil workers at the J Street Disposal Station gathered J for the result of their petition to ffl nicipal President which thev we? to have posted to the Municipal J tary early last week. Mr. B.
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    $250,000 BUILDING FOR IPOH
    160 3 $250,000 BUILDING FOR IPOH (From Our Own Reporter' Ipoh, M« nda PRELIMINARY work is progress apace in the heart of IP°° i the construction at a cost ot a quarter of a million dollars row of three storeyed reinforce* crete buildings to house busine* residential flats. The enterprise U bein^
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    ACID THROWN AT BUSES IN STREETS
    222 4 [WO INCIDENTS YESTERDA Y 6 PASSENGERS HURT L M)ULTS AND A TWO-YEAR-OLD LAD WERE TAKEN TO HOSir\l YESTERDAY AS A RESULT OF ACID-THROWING ALIEDLY BY A YOUNG CHINESE, ONE OF A GROUP OF THREE OR ;r -VCIISTS WAITING AT THE JUNCTION OF ROCHORE CANAL
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    CAR THEFT ALLEGED
    65 4 Sin sn pore, Monday. HARGED thi> morning 1 in the 'Third Police Court with the theft •f a motor-car valued at $800, a ■BteMse, Sons Yoo Song:, alias Ah 'hai. cliiimed trial. tor-car, which belonged to a toese named Chi: a Ah Cheng, was late been "removed"
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    "Mean Sort Of Offence"
    55 4 "Mean Sort Of Offence" Singapore, Monday. Id necklace and the property of a named Urn Ah was convicted and 42 days' rigoroui t j Plea of guilty, by the Second Police Qorning. passed. Court informed his honour found but the H( said thai this sort ■sn' ki )ITva^nt and a
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    "PARCEL OF MAILS" WHICH CONTAINED SAMSU
    285 4 Singapore, Monday. r p\VO revenue officers while walking alonir Si Michael's Road from the direction of the main road on July IS, saw a Chinese pushing a bicycle with his right hand while his left hand was grasping a hammer and a suspicious-loking parcel
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    Alleged Intimidation
    34 4 I Singapore, Monday ial intimidation preKlm Pong were d m the Second before Mr. t. c. H. [nspeclor \Vay that there wu to a inquiry into the rr.it- 8 n 10.30 am.
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    FAMOUS BLIND SINGER HERE
    135 4 Singapore. Monday. TWFNTY-FIVE year old Annie Landou. blind singer from Bandeong. Java, arrived in Singapore to-day with Soelemi/star of broadcast programmes arranged by the world famous Nirom station. They are to appear at the Happy World together with Abdullah and his jaiid in kronch<>n!» orogramjnei i
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    FINED FOR POSSESSION OF CHANDU
    94 4 FINED FOR POSSESSION OF CHANDU Singapore, Monday. COI'ND in possession of one tahil of chandu in Kiltl < >er R«rad on July 17, a Chinese •lamed Kah Eng was arrest ec •ind I'^arfted before Mr. H. A. loner. 1> strict .lud^c. Crimiral DLstricl Court, this morning. He pleaded guilty to
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    CHEATING CHARGE
    71 4 Singapore. Monday. H;;\\ Soon San. a Ho-kien Chinese r.v.c6 24 years, residing at 37. Scotts Road, appeared before Mr. J. C. H. Oliham, the Second Police Magistrate, thin morning and claimed trial on a charge of cheating a Chinese woman r.amed Ho Soot- Chang bv vidu-i'ip Ivr t<-
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    Landplane Service To Cease
    82 4 Singapore, Mrnd£> IN conjunction with the "AU-t T p" mai» scheme to Australia and Hfcw Zealand, the second land plane service wA» bo taken over by Imperial Airways Ftytog Boats on Wednesday and ncriethiled operations with Commonwealth clan landplancs will then cea.se. Alter a fortnight's operations
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    Police Escort To Kluang
    60 4 Police Escort To Kluang Singapore, Monda> Arrested last Saturday by the local police for an alleged offence corarmtU** in Kluang, Johore, on May 10. Kimp bin Jentan Kutty, a Malabaree, waft this morning produced before I»ir S Rawlings, the Third Mapi.str:;to, when a charge alleging thett of $7970 cash, was
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    Law Notice For To-day
    21 4 Before Mr. Justice Home in 3rd Cout t 5.*****7— Kee Ban Keat vs. Chop Stonr Joo Cheong.
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      11 4 Four Chinese rc save free haircuts yesterday to many Tractioifc striker?
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      75 4 (BRITISH) Only the purest and finest quality ingredients are used in this lace Powder which is silk sifted and *ill not clo£ th* pores. (iives the bloom of youth tit every skin. From all leading Dispensaries .miil High-Class Stores. Sole Distributors: RAHAMIN PENHAS 117-125, Cecil Street. Just Received Just Received!!
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    TOCKS & SHARES
    17 6 TOCKS SHARES suP d By Fraser V Tompanv ire July 18, 5 pin. MIXING GENERAL RUBBER SHARKS
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    NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ N.V.
    133 6 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ N.V. incorporated m me Netherlands. Netherlands Tradinc Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Established oy Royal Charte/ AD *BU4 Paid Up Capital t 40,030,000 Statutory Reserve Fund 5,000,000 Special Reserve 1.000,000 Chairman of the Board of Director* H. C KEHBOCK Managing Board: D CRENA Dfc IONGH PresideDi M. TAUDiN CHABOT Director
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    56 6 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS I MINING Ayer Panas 1.35 1.45 Bedfords 0.95 l.lOcd Haytors 1.05 1.15 Jimahs 140 1.50 Kamasans 1.30 1.40 Kempas 1.90 2.05 Kundongs 1.60 1.75 Nyalas 0.83 0.88 Pa jams 1.82% 1.92>/ 2 Sandycrofts 0.83 0.88 Sungei Ramals 1.08 1.15 Telok Ansons 1.45 1.55 Ulu Benute 0.36 0.39
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    120 6 to Lw $30 «ar 3 i 1 1940 «MO.OOO 190- L^Pt 30 PENAM. MUNICIPAL b% 1926 red. 1956.66 $4,000,000 Int. May J Nov. 1 \2OV 2 121 d 43-4^ 1929 red. 1959-69 $8,250,000 Inc. May 15 Nov. 15 119 120 cl 1% 1935 red. 1956-1966 $625,000 Int.
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      104 7 LAST NIGHT 6-15-9-15 I^VIIMQ Ml ROIR AND I.AIOIIS IS rttWOTWI DAWNC M» WTU I II I' I i I y^' i/ B^ I pon.f Holt.Hnrb«tH Po»t«f»on TO-MORROW al the I w^" I CAPITOL mot.oM;,! „n,»;tr. ."onun,-nl;»l ac hievenu-nt [W EYES <>t his PIKSFXITOIISIvVKCHKD INTO TIIK DEPTHS pi ins son. in
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      160 7 Sth Day 21 Shows:: j POSITIVELY "LAST NKilii 6-, 5 CAPITOL 9 5 iPTk" cis'piK miss this Last Chance of seeing it 1 ROXY BAR OPEN SPM TIU MPwoii OPENING TO-NIGHT 6.15 9.15 VOl WIN HOWL \ND vodel \i rms mer IBl^^^B^^ RIESI ROMANTIC CO- ft^^^^^^^^MKpH MEDY RIOT! "ROMANCE for
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    JURY'S "MERCY" VERDICT OF MANSLAUGHTER
    433 8 IVv Air Mail» London. July 8. v r raj) ;javai rating, who des. I r««ht to death with his r fhad received an urgent 1 y om his mother, was acquitt- a1 Bristol Assizes yesterJ 1 iuuilty of manslaughter. U Jry added a strong recommen--1
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    To Marry After Divorce At 85
    76 8 London, July 8. Mr. Henry Oberlin y- Lieu tenant for Surrey Peace, gave notice Ing marriage yesterday— s decree nisi* under Mr. Matrimonial Act had absolute. notice ul which was London register cilice, is fix°r to-morrow morning Fanny Oliver, 'of full age" was ,ta
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    AIR RAID REFUGE Bavarian Mountain To Hold 2,000
    54 8 AIR RAID REFUGE Bavarian Mountain To Hold 2,000 i(i itlingen. Bavaria. ■'■'W 2,000, stated IU kind in GerI(): into a mountain Bavaria at Reutlin- m Panyoi n In th, anny engineers blu nu-tion of this uniway 400 feet into '"Structeri to the flrm-s '"tains a telephone "laical treatment, Wstem. Each
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    India's Great Heritage
    145 8 Bombay. AN appeal for State .support to save India's great heritage of dancing was made by the distinguished Indian danger on her return from Europe with her ballet after an extensive tour of the *eiue, Menaka. at I rocrption given to West. Meinaka, replying to .speeches ol
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      184 8 EMPIRE THEATRE (Tanjong Pagar) 7 P.M. TO-NIGHT 9 P.M. An Enchanting Romantic Drama •IT lI A II TO HAPPEN" with George RAFT Rosalind RUSSELL 1 SUN TALKIES (New World) 7.30 TO-NIGHT 9.30 A FIRST RUN WESTERN DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME. TIM McC'OY in his latest Western as a Man who Knew
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      109 8 I VlL oll^ i\B K i VJ j SEE HIM AT THE j NEW S ALHAMBRA j \IN THE MOST LAVISH i PRODUCTION OF THE YEAR The ADVENTURES of j I robin hood; Swatch for gala! opening j AT MALAYA'S ONLY AIR-CONDITIONED S CINEMA. ADVENTURE Racing with romance B| ljp|Mp
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    LONDON BUSINESS MEN GUARD BUCKINGHAM PLACE
    1061 9 Our London tetter lF r<m Our Own Correspondent) London, July CTT men-stockbroker. bank^ofYdaUi and others-are on fuard d«ty at Buckingham Palace. They are the^j^^t^} rmifnrm were left mounting guard. tSTki! who is Captain General of ♦ui mat watched the ceremony from 2£ windows of
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    LONDON CHINESE HONOUR INDIAN LEA
    385 9 This Is not just the ordinary case ot a dictator who bans any form oi expression which is politically displeasing him. Nor is It merely another phase of antisemitism. It to an aesthetic judgment, no His, tkat Hitler and his Nazi have passed. The exhibition
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      30 9 Read Of I j "Honourable Artillery Company" At The Palace; Problem Of Refugees; "Degenerate" Art; Fast British Trains; Social Services In Britain; Play Streets For London; Offices Under A Church
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    OUR LONDON LETTER
    502 10 Continuing (Continued from pafe 8) n t heen asked or given— in oraer [stmprorntse5 tmprorntse them with the Nazis. rain Record Broken A TRAIN travelled at more Uian two miles a minute this week for jhe first time on a British railway. the record-breaker is a London
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    Skulls & Bones Under A Church To Make Way For An Office
    752 10 Skulls Bones Under A Church To Make Way For An Office ground in its work for the *nm tally afflicted ex-service man. "You are giving him," Sir Adair said, "what is the greatest asset to the neurasthenic—a sense of economic security." Learning Trades j ArMir W as referring to the
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      60 10 1 MALAYAN RECORD BROKEN WITH "NEW HUDSON" CYCLE ALFRK9 DA SUVA winner of the Kuala Lumpur-Seremban-and-back Cycle Road Race in t! e RECORD TIME OF 4 hrs. 19 minx, in a field of 27. HIS CYCLE WAS A "NEW HUDSON" 1 •♦NEW HUDSONS" ARE BRITISH BUILT AND THE CHOICE OF
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    HOW JAPAN DECEIVES HER PEOPLE
    272 11 H OW JAPAN DECEIVES HER PEOPLE FANTASTIC PRESS REPORTS Tokyo. haa o o ne completely communist.. General Chiang ™ii hek China's military leader, is desperate. Hankow has nenintv shell. The Kuomintang is quarrelling among 1 I k tions have developed. The resistance of China has elv collapsed. Chiang Kai-shek's days
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    TO ACCOMMODATE ONE MILLION REFUGEES
    78 11 TO ACCOMMODATE ONE MILLION REFUGEES Ninghsia. a i interview with the press. GeI Ma Hung-kwei. Chairman Ningsia Provincial Government, declared that his province is f accommodating 1 .000 000 1 li not densely popu- Ma expressed the hope government authorities t WOOO refugees to develop B, Ujd m Ninghsia. lack
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    CHINA MOBILISING TWO MILLION NEW TROOPS
    193 11 Hankow. DESIDES the huge army now fighting at the various fronts, China can immediately mobilize at least 2,000,000 new troops to fight the invaders, according to the Hankow correspondent of the Morning Leader. The new recruits are well trained and mostly from Kiangsi, Yunnan,
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    Nightmare Fire
    31 11 Belgrade. YOVAN CHIRO. a warder at the prison at Lepaglava, ~.-oatia. dreamed that the building was on fire and jumped from his first floor window. He was seriously injured.
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    Born With Four Teeth
    23 11 Danville, Pennsylvania. A BABY, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rumberger, has been born here with four teeth.
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    ONE LEG: PLAYS TENNIS
    106 11 ON E LEG: PLAYS TENNIS (1 !e U i ICOt K k Of Cleveland, ha, Ul a street acci- c \<* not start piayme four years o:d-22 ago Soon he J tnictori term an S h forehind, and Ijkts are good ffitnii?h tc beat many two-legped players. When anvbody expresses
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    AMERICAN SYMPATHY FOR CHINA
    256 11 AMERICAN SYMPATHY FOR CHINA Continue To Fight For i rccoom Hankow. JCHOIXG the intense American sympathy for China's armed resistance against Japanese Aggression, Mr. George L. Thompson, President of the American Union for Social Justice, has sent a message to the Chinese, urging them to continue their fight for freedom
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    WHERE LOCUSTS COME FROM
    112 11 THE question of where locusts, the bane of the African farmers, come from has at last been solved. A commission have established the fact that the gathering ground of the migratory crickets is in the region of the Niger, and that the hordes of pilgrim crickets
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      34 11 THI TRUI TONIC FOOD 1 OfrftafcMtto «f «tf Chmmtnt ond Sfor«c m.\i: »a.\« i: •t the Capitol Restaurant Musir by KIRT BLACH A his ,)n hi st™ UEDNESDAV A: FRIDAY 8 P.M. To Midnight
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    England now Si days across the air
    295 12 England now Si days across the air i: mpi re l Iv i nj-Boa t lan nclude all ni \h\ stop accomm bai on board lOLAND IN DAYS— £IS« itafflc; OH-M-td. RETTRN. the R Malll h >" thelmpire ,n Malaya and En i! >( (Incorporated in England) Booking and luf.m.iution
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    NDINC ON SOUTH COAST
    62 13 jh tpftni by a land and air force, troops of the 9th Infantry Brigade co-operated with ships of the Home Fleet to make a successful landing on the hire .oast I ht* landtag was carried out as a tactical exercise and before the trooos re-embarked a
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      47 13 YOU WILL FIND THE LARGEST SELECTIONS IN DIAMOND RINGS BRACELETS BROOCHES, etc. AT IU ii< ILLJI WHERE QUAUTI and VALIE ARE TEADITIONAL. The Best is to come and see at RENE ULLMANN JEWELLERS. Raffles Place, SINGAPORE. Opened daily iiu-hiding Saturdays fr««n> X i »»i. to d nm.
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    Be dainty Jo match your Clothes
    979 14 By Looking Cool And Charming Throughout The Da; You Will Give Refreshing Delight To Those Around You u/; nol pn i ted rw-well r( .1 long Uiu I ometliinfl rerj ni e ibout period parttcularlj il hi trdei Mid wl* UXI CLI \n of
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    392 15 ;::::vr::v""ild "bo trifled Wltft so T experience lhat sleepy ■■■.•■•>■»» d>iid b*M the :".,u:.nd a ,ioth«r.... r 0 lfV fJSnriw .>,e roiiawtti im k, our eye. paw uin to look at the same o:ia Notwm n«« t 1 ;;V dS uc h relaxation w,.1 SIIOKT
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    317 15 Tired Eyes, ShortSightedness, And Crow's Feet Can Be Kept At Bay and you J^^T^ that the object no longei Ur i e n addition. in order to H« yourj^ SS* to U,ose who am suffer.™ Iron: too much oi this PRACTISE CENTRAL FIXATION urge print is often detrimental U ,erfect
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    UNFAIR FOREIGN COMPETITION
    522 17 Counter-. Uasurcs Urged To Save Situation IT Dundee, the Caledon Shipbuilding and Engineering Co.. Ltd.. launched their second vessel of the year. She la 'he Tambua. built for the Colonial Sugar Refining Co.. Sydney. N.S.W. Lady Kater. wife of Sir Norman Kater, who i.s vice-chairman of the
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    LIABILITY LOR COLLISION
    305 17 Successful Application ■By Owners IN the Admiralty Division, before Mr. Justice Bucknill. there was an ap plit'utiun by Manchester Liners Ltd owners of the steamer Manchester Regiment, to limit their liability for her collision with the steamer Clan Mackenzie owned by Clan Lino Steamers Ltd in Liverpool
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      253 17 OSTAL INTELUCENCE] STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TO-DAY POR PER DATE AND TIME Sambas and Smgkawang Tomohon July 19 11 a.m. KJM. 19* 2 p!m' fflT Pakai> "on, Kwo 118 lf 3 p. m Indies^Bagan and jy &S«b §b; g lewZeriwd« Aircraft 19 9 p.rp x Correspondence prepaid at special Air mail
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    MASS EDUCATION MOVEMENT
    339 18 The Rising Of National Consciousness \yili;\ Japan fired the first shot in her undeclared war in China, the entire Chinese intelli^entia arose like one man to rally to their country's all-front resistance. Only the majority of her Ignorant and illiterate terming folk were unaware of the gravity
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    BRITISH AIRCRAFT DESIGNER HONOURED
    116 18 BRITISH AIRCRAFT DESIGNER HONOURED New York MH A. H. K. Fedde.n. chief engineer of a British aeroplane company (Editor: Bristol Aeroplane Company has been awarded the Daniel Guggenheim Medal for 1938 -for contributions to the development of aircraft engine design and for the specific design of the sleevevalvr aircraft engine"
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    Prison And Rattan For Robber
    463 18 Prison And Rattan For Robber STABBING INCIDENT ON ESTATE ROAD <From Our Own Correspondent) ■Vl uar. Sunday. DAMNG rtMbtry perpetrated in broad da> light on an estate road at Anjang Katu, Tangkak. was related before Mr. Justice J. V. G. Mills in the Muar Supreme iVurt, at the sitting of
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    57 18 Mr C. M. McDonald, Agent of the in Bmeltln| Co.. Ltd.. Ipoh, who WM lor many years with the same company in Kuala Lumpur, was given u farewell dinner by a number of his tntmi.s In the Selanßor Club Chamber i n Friday prior to his leaving the country on
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    499 18 HOW R.R.I. HELPS PLANTERS •nPHE dissemination of the tfmM of scientilic research n^ scientific knowledge „'^J imonj the industry f or mtended, in a form in which it be readily understood and s P^remnal problem ol anS industrial research of all Undo k a comment made by Mr h j
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    Mills Delivered
    33 18 The Air Mail (Imperial) rt( from Singapore on July 11 Wl in London July 18. The mail despatched from Bin on June 24 by the Ellenpa IWU in London July 18.
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    CENTRAL MALAYA DOG SHOW
    1003 19 LIST OF AWARDS AT K.L. FUNCTION i From Ovr Ou-n Reporter/ Kuala Lumpur, Monday. m H total exhibitors were slightly fewer th*n last year, dog 1 (U tl showed keen interest in the 1938 Centra! Malaya dog show M held at the Racecourse yesterday. n mimkr
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    WAYLAID & ROBBED
    87 19 WA YLAID ROBBED (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. WHIf E on the way to their homes, a Chinese squatter and a friend uere waylaid by four Chines** robbers armed with sticks near the living Club last night. Both men were searched, ind $220 in notes was found on
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    EMPIRE AIR MAILS 11\2 A Half-Ounce Rate For New Zealand
    181 19 EMPIRE AIR MAILS 11\2 A Half -Ounce Rate For New Zealand London. July fHE Prime Minister, Mr. Savak". announced yesterday that from Juiy 26 all letters and postcards between New Zealand and Empire countries served by i the Australia-England and EnglandSouth Alrica air services will be airborne. Correspondence for Canada
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    "TWO YEAR" PLAN FOR R.R.I.
    159 19 "TWO YEAR" PLAN FOR R.R.I. TPHE existence of a "tuo-\e;:r" plan designed to sive tnr Rubber Research Institute <l Malaya the complete organisation, by the end <tf 19.18, considered necessary in order that the Malayan rubber- producing industry should receive the fullest practicable service, by way of research and ;ulvice,
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      267 20 ON THE RADIO TUESDAY nwirtoi rtcavilai Qnmi*ma mmmi JULY 19 SINGAPORE /111. 1431 Me I (tU I m.t ;> en Malay mu Ic Langka Eskimo" by Miss Tijah "Ulel Ulet Tengku' 1 by >!. Balmah Bunga fanjong I by Miss Tijah kyi i Pisangi Bulan Mengambang" by Miss I Tijah
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      232 20 8.50 i Announcem< (relayed from London). |e Haan With drum Vo€ ba accomponiment. Dance Music playrd by p. u Hopkins and his Band ed from the RalB« tb>\ar I 10.00 cio i down. BERLIN D.FB 15.20 Me s <lf>.7 ?.*5 Brass band music. 5.20 Eight music. r 20 Concert of
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      451 20 I 00 Musical Int«»rludx 805 Gerry ClMtfltlef -Syncopating Pianist). 8 20 Nrpro Spirituals.* Arranged by (iranville Bantock for baritone to and male-voice chorus. The BBC Midland Bingen »Mens Voices i. Harold Williams Australian Baritone i. Conductor: Edgar Morgan. 8 50 Tin News and Announcements. Greenwich Time Signal at f.49 p.m.
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      341 20 GOVERNOR'S BROADCAST TO-DAY J|IS Excellency the Gtrer nor will speak on the radio to-day (Toesdaj July 19. 19:i8) at 7 pm (Malayan Time) inaugurating the new Short Wave Transmitter at the Singapore Broadcasting Station. The following wavelenjjthK will be used to broadcast His Excellency's speech: ZHL 225 metres (1.33 mcis).
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    CLOSER SINO-RUSSIAN CO-OPERATION REPORTED
    225 21 MORE SOVIET FLYERS FOR HANKOW Shanghai. Mondav. difficulties and obstacle that have to be encountered alon« N ri ev of the dfl c .uu ing att ack on Hankow, General Hata omnin^er-in-th ef 01 %m of the Japanese army m Shanghai on be sent to Tokyo
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    SOVIET DENIES JAPANESE ALLEGATIONS
    84 21 SOVIET DENIES JAPANESE ALLEGATIONS .Moscow, Monday. A DENIAL of the Japanese allegation that Soviet troops have crossed the Manchukuo frontier in the neighbourhood of Lake Hanka is issued by the official Tass Agency. The foreign office has informed the Japanese Charge d'Affaires that the Lake fa entirely within Soviet territory,
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    R. A. F. RESERVES
    63 21 New Volunteer Section To Be Formed London, July 8 AN inteiusivt' campaign for raciilltl t<> the R.A.F. Volunteer Reserve is to be launched by the Air Ministry. It follows the announcement last month of a recruiting drive to incrcaso the personnel of the regular Air Force
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    CHINA SEEKS INTENSIFIED AID AGAINST JAPAN
    296 21 CHINA SEEKS INTENSIFIED AID AGAINST JAPAN Official Hankow Dispatch To Singapore Consulate A DESPATCH from Hankow It the Chinese Consulate-General, Singapore, received yesterday, states: The National Council which was coner.ed by the National Government at Hankow for ten days wa s adjourned yesterday. During its session many resclutions were adopted
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    ISLAND SEPTUPLETS
    194 21 Seven Babies, All Dead, Born To •W Year Old Cuban Woman into Embarcadero. Cuba babies were bom to Mrs. < a-sanova Comas on a lonely nlles from here, and are mple grave which Juan Cortner, dug in the front yard ivd farm house I indelarlt Arauz, attendi mother
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    PROFITS MADE DESPITE JAP BOMBINGS
    74 21 PROFITS MADE DESPITE JAP BOMBINGS i Shanghai, Monday. I MfWTI persistent and very J heavy Japanese bombings, the i Canton-Hankow railway made a i net profit of §4.000,000 for the fiscal vear ending June 30, of which S $1,000,000 has already been paid to i the China British Boxer Indemnity
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    TOO MUCH SPORT NOT GOOD?
    119 21 London, Monday. THE three days conference of the National Association of Boys Clubs, which ended last night at Oxford, has been attended by 200 club leaders and organisers, who on behalf of their colleagues throughout country, have been discussing the details and the difllculur associated
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    104 21 March. The Air Ministry If said to have under consideration the formation of I section of the Volunteer Reserve that would be responsible for providing radio operators, observers and air ptinners to form the reserve crews for multi-em-med and other aircraft. The Reserve originally consisted only nl a pilots' section
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    GORDONS BEAT LOYALS BY ODD GOAL
    301 22 POOR DIV. I SOCCER A7 STADIUM k 0O« CKOWD WITNESSED A DULL FIRST DIVISION GAME Al A THJ ANBON KOADOTADIUM YKSTEKDAY WHEN I*K UO* DONS MITT AND DEFEATED THE U>YAM W THE ODD GOAL IN The Loyali misted the terfioes ol Taylor who last
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    Colony Team vs.
    93 22 Colony Team vs. 'j 111 oio.M XI tm mr< i Mm Mates st;ilcs in tlii' Hank holiday eriefcel "Test" which will ptajrti in Ipoh tl is year on July 30 and :il, and Aug. I, will b« as follows: Dr. 11. 0 Hopkins (S C) A. <'. (.rmvder (S C
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    OLDFIELD CUP GOLF AT GARRISON G.C.
    127 22 Singapore, Monday. '|*HF Oldfleld Cup uimpetlbion at the (inmson (ioii ciiih was played on Saturday Im( and resulted i;i o win foi Mr mid Mi i Wood Icte with i nc( score ol 81 The following were the ne i t returns: Mr and
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    CITY HIGH SCHOOL
    38 22 The annual athletic ipoi t <>i the City Hirii .School will hv held at tin- Jalai Bi ii Stadium on Friday, from 2JQ t <> IS pin Mi Taj Llan Tick will "iv away the pttea.
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    Municipal Services Sports
    39 22 Th« WCOnd annual athletic sports meeting <>i the Municipal Benricei club vMll held at the Jalan Br.sar BUdIUIH on .Saturday next, .starting at 230 p m Mr Hartley will gift away the prizes at the conclusion
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    Y.M.C.A. HOLD CRICKET CLUB RESERVES
    348 22 Y.M.C.A. HOLD CRICKET CLUB RESERVES VM.C.A. I S-C C. II 1 THK V M.C.A. were indeed fortunate to hold the S.C.C. II to a draw of I_l in their Third Division fixture the SC.C. Padang yesterday afternoon. The Association forwards failed badly in front of goal and were generally off
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    TANGLIN SOCCER
    58 22 In a junior league .soccer match played at Tnnplin yesterday. B' Co Skins beat C Co. Skins by four goals to two. Scorers for the winners wen Wilson. McCallum. Donnelly and Set DarreKh while T. McNanuf and G McNanuf, reduced the deficit tor C Co S N -CH
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    MISSED A PENALTY BEATEN 2
    239 22 MISSED A PENALTY BEATEN 2- MUAR LEAGLi SOCCER From Our Own Coo-cap Muar. Mondai A LATE goal by Satar, woo m u u jjj n a line solo effort, enabled the Tm Board to beat tile Customs Bporti c! oy 2 goals to 1 in a league match ulaw at
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    First Div. Soccer
    30 22 To-day's First Division soccer match, RE. vs. S.C.F.A. and Friday* match. R.A. vs. S.R.C., arranged to be played at the Anson Road Stadium, have both been postponed
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    Singapore Rotary Talk
    33 22 Mr. Peh Der Chen, B.A. Oxford* will iddress the Rotary Club on Wednesday n "Chinese and Western Culture'. rhis talk will take the place of the busiicss meeting previously announced
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    S.C.C. vs. R.A.F. Tennis
    37 22 S.C.C. team vs. R.A.F. to-morrow a* S.C.C. in a lawn tennis match shooting at 4.50 p.m.:— C. J. R. Bembroke: o Fuller; A. G. Hay; O. W. Gilmour: C Sutton; A. F. Webb.
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      102 22 To-day's Tides UK. II TIDKS: 2.07 a.m. 8 ft. 9 ins.; 2.25 p.m. K ft. 7 ins. the equaliser through Parkinson foilowlng a Free-kiek. Almost Immediately after tho kick oft. the Gordons rallied anci THOMPSON scored the winning goal. The Anal Whistle saw the Gordons Win \y Iht odd goal
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    TANGLIN CLUB TENNIS
    241 23 TANGLIN CLUB TENNIS showing are result* of yesterday s P^ the Snglln Club tennis tournameUt: Dvne Cup Mr and Mrs. Strickland- 15 beatMr. and Mrs. Macpherson -M b-2. b— J. j ullen Cun Mr and Mi» Thorougood -4 beat MIH j Dunne and Henton -1-16 b— 2. b— u. Open
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    FARRER CUP SOCCER FINAL
    392 23 FARRER CUP SOCCER FINAL ELECTRICIANS BEAT THE ENGINEERS 2—l Then, the Engineers were pulled up for a wrong charge, Soo Ting fouling Hock Leong in the area. RAHMAN netted easily from the spot kick. The score was now one-all. At the other end, Othman was well positioned but shot over
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    CHINESE III & CLERICAL UNION SHARE HONOURS
    113 23 CHINESE III CLERICAL UNION SHARE HONOURS Singapore, Monday. S.C.F.A. 11l 1 Clerical Union 1 In a well contested match to-day, th<? S.C.F.A. 111 drew with the Clerical Union in a game of soccer, ooth sides scoring a goal. The game was clean and fast, the Clerical Union monopolising exchanges. The
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    Clerical Union Sport
    103 23 At :i renenU meeting of the sports geelon of th«. 1 Clerical Union held at the shibhotue, Rangoon Road, the election >f offlce-bearen resulted as follows: Hon. Sports Secretary. Mr. John Rodrigues. Or ntndi Superintendent, Mr L. Oammell. Football Captain. W. F. Gomes Billiards, Lim Tin Soon.
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    GARRISON CRICKET & SOCCER
    143 23 GARRISON CRICKET SOCCER THE cricket match between the Royal Air Force and the Royal Artillerv Chanfti, in the first round of the Garrison Inttr-Unit knockout iplay to a finish) competition began vesterday The match will be continued Uj-day. Scores Royal Artillery (ChangD: Ut Inning* 208 (Lt. Olivier 62. Major MaxvvHi
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    LOCAL TABLE TENNIS FINALS ON SATURDAY
    361 23 THE men's singles and doubles finals of the Singapore table tennis championships will be played on Saturday commencing at 8 p.m. at Hall No. 3, Great World. The following is the order of the matches to be played: Men's Doubles Final Kum Soon and
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    JUDGE WARNS JOHORE MALAYS
    527 24 WHIPPING FOR PARANG YOUTH SENTENCED FOR SLASHING SLEEPING MAN Muar, Monday. L/h>lAKKliNd tlial In his last lour years experience, ne had lound thai feinpong Malays in Johore were generally well txhaved and that he was anxious not to order a whipping lor Johorc Malays, but if
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    TANGLIN CLUB TENNIS
    24 24 In the Tannin Club tennis merit yesterday. c« md :in lUI 2*Murkier (left) beat r Millar in the mi xe d
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    GUERILLAS DESTROY DYKES TO HARASS THE JAPANESE
    236 24 Peking, Monday POLICY of flooding Japane^e occupied territory is now being carried out behind the Japanese lines. A band of guerillas destroyed the south dyke of Yungting River about 20 miles to the northwest of Tientsin, seriously flooding large lowJying areas to the
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    ENGLISH CRICKET
    51 24 London, Monday. MIDDLESEX beat Yorkshire to-day b> dgbt wickets. York! 144 and 103. Middlesex 205 (Bowes 5 lor 67) and 4o lor 2. NOTTS V Al STKALIANS Ai close of play to-day in the match between the Australians and Notts, cores were: Notts 147. f Australians 244 lor
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    DOCTOR CHARGED
    339 24 (Continued from page 1) 1861. by operating on a girl of 15 to prevent her from becoming a mother in consequence of an attack by three troopers of the Royal Horse Guards who were .sentenced at the Old Bailey previously. Mr Oliver said that perhaps among the jury
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    Bus Collections For China Relief
    62 24 FE Rochore Motor Company whu cently added four large red i to their fleet of green buses doinu during the transport strike., recentiv fered their takings on Sunday from in four buses to the China Relief FW Running ail Sunday between C and Tanjong Pagar.
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    28 24 Moscow, Monday. The airmen Kokkinaki and Bnand•nskft have been awarded the title of "Hero" by the Soviet Union and *ht of 25.000 rcublr> t Rcuter
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