Morning Tribune, 25 July 1938

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    13 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE SINGAPORE, MONDAY. .July 25, 1938. vol.. 3-N°- 15 FIVE CENTS.
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    TO HOPE OF EARLY STRIKE SETTLEMENT
    495 1 men Reject Indian Agent's Efforts mV OPES FOR AN EARLIER SETTLEMENT OF THE SINGAPORE TRANSPORT STRIKE ARE NOW DASHED TO THE GROUND AS I GENERAL BODY OF THE EMPLOYEES OF THE TRACTION IMPANi HAVE REJECTED THE SUGGESTIONS OF THE MALAYAN iENT EOR THE GOVERNMENT
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    GERMANMANCHUKUO TRADE PACT
    111 1 BERLIN. SUNDAY. KKPOKT THAT (;ERMANY Z*£P MANCHUKUO HAVE 2K? ED A TRADE «8 EEMENT, WHEREBY m\ NY WILL INCREASE «R lI RCHASES OF SOYA n. tiv, IW,M A HUNDRED TO TWO HUNDRED Mil LION MRKS A YKAR IS DENIED nnn.S K,AL GERMAN \fVom, lEAIiNED THAT r\DFB U
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    WORLD PEACE CONFERENCE
    220 1 Action Needed To Stop War Paris. Sunday EIGHT hundred delegates from 30 countries are attending the two-day international peace campaign conference to discuss "action on the bombardment of open towns and the restoration of peace." The British delegation includes ten Members of Parliament, representatives of churches and
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    King's Visit Strengthens Anglo-French Bonds
    375 1 London, Saturday. JHE King and Queen left London this afternoon for Sand ringham. The triumphant success of the Royal visit to France is the subject of leading articles m all newspapers and feelings of pride and respectful gratitude to Their Majesties that m their first
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    FRANCO'S MEN REACH VALENCIA
    83 1 Saragossa. Sunday. NATIONALISTS troops en the Estrarr.adura front advanced r.me miles and cut the Badajoz-Ciudadreal railway. A lanre area of Republican territory is threatened with encirclement. Hendaye, Sunday. Nationalist troops for the first time set foot m the north-west corner of the province of Valencia, according
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    REPUBLICANS ACCEPT WITHDRAWAL PLAN
    26 1 London. Sunday. THE Spanish Republican Government has accepted, with a minor reservation, the Non-intervention Committee's plan for the withdrawal of volunteers Reuter.
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    AMERICAN SOLIDARITY
    62 1 Washington, Sunday. PRESIDENT Roosevelt's message to President Ortiz, of Argentina, said that the Grand Chaco Peace Treaty between Bolivia and Paraguay "offered concrete evidence of the existence of v( ry rcni and lasting inter-American .solidarity." It showed "the ever increasing insistence of a party of public opinion m
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    SERIOUS U.S. FLOODS & FIRES
    194 1 SERIOUS U.S. FLOODS FIRES Forest Flames Due To Sabotage? NEW YORK. SUNDAY. ABNORMAL RAINFALL CAUSED SERIOUS FLOODS IN DIFFERENT PARTS OF AMERICA TO-DAY. The picturesque sheep country ground Sansaba, Texas, is threatened with the worst floods m its history, owing to the overflowing of the Colorado and other rivers, an
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      31 1 nV otH** f%r,ES Killed In Seat 2 Driver K' ,,e< V 1 k M.onicers Dcatn ;r c htsoil J l intimidation 1 i \,.d Meaaee Malaya Cup jj 5.C.C- i > V
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    DRIVER KILLED IN SEAT
    259 2 Military Bus In Terrific Smash AM of the worst motor smash-ups U n Singapore for a long ttaee MMR* the carls hours t „-rdav moraine, st J^ „rar the June -tion of Joo h.at RlSd and last Coast Koad. One ...an. I Chinese WSJ -111** oi.tr.
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    How They Ended Up
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    JAPANESE ATTACHE KILLED
    33 2 Bucharest. SundSJ The Japanese military attache at Wart aw and several high Rumanian air officials were among 14 killed when a Polish air liner crashed near the PollshRumanlan frontier Reuter
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    CAPT. BERESFORD
    28 2 The condition of Capt. Rodney Bere.slord, who wa.s critically injured m fhe plane crash at Tanjong Rhu last week, wa.s reported last night to be unchanged
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    DEATH OF POPULAR R.A.F. OFFICER
    381 2 THL death took place m hospital on Siturday night of Flying Officer Cave-Brown -Cave, the popular Koyal Air Force officer-sportsman. Flying Officer Cave-Brown-Cave suffered from septicaemia, and was admitted for treatment on Thursday. His death robs Singapore of one of the most popular sportsman, who
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    List Of Wreaths
    209 2 The Air Officer Commanding. Royal Air Force. Far East.. The Officers Commanding. Royal Air Force, Officers No. 205 <G.K.» Squadron. Royal Air Force, The Airmen of No. 205 (G.R.i Squadron. Royal Air Force. The General Officer Commanding. Malaya, The Officers and Airmen. No. 230 tG.R.» Squadron. Royal
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    18 2 Mr. Koh Thian Kirn and Miss Ong Buay See who were married a* l Chinese Consulate yesterday. Tribune
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    FARMER TRAPS TIGER
    151 2 i From Our Own Reporter/ i Kuala Kangsar. Saturday a BIG crowd gathered at the J A police station when a full grown tiger that was shot at nigh by a Malay farmer of Kampons 1 Galong. Kota Lama Kiri. Kuala J Kangsar. was brought for the
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    GOVERNOR To VISIT K. L.
    81 2 HIS Excellency the Governor accfl panied by the Private Secretary! the Aide-de-Camp. will leave Sing* by train on the evening oi July jy« visit to Kuala Lumpur. His Excellency will return by then train on Aug. 7 arriving at Bingapj] the morning of Aug. 8.
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    21 2 Messrs. Yadi and Kamis. Maj tennis stars, were entertained to ci at the G. H. Cafe, by the M** t*aturday night.
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      94 2 Kidney Germs Wreck Health Tour Kidneys aumi marvelous Otrnettrrei v\ ithin them aro mlllloa tiny tubes which Altera i„ r the blood. When germs th. mi suffer from Burning Itching Passage Getting Up Night:..' U lalns, Dizziness, Klu-uraatiam, Lumbago! N'-rv iness, i irclea under Eyas nr Swollen Angles, .t. Ordinary
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    NIGHTSOIL STRIKE STILL ON
    170 3 MANY RESIDENTS SUFFER SINGAPORE, SUNDAY. rjOCAL NIGHTSOIL COOLIESIS CAUSING GREAT IN--INIENCE TO MANY OF SINGAPULATION. Many' districts have not had their buckets removed since the commencemen t of **< last Thursday. Geylents especially are badly affected The emergency hands consist! of approximately forty vagrants from the
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    MALACCA ROTARY CLUB
    83 3 JHr first meeting of the Malacca C R 'i arv Club year was held last TuesE£?d Jft T tin J WIS Collfi »ecl to a hTtn Mv t Q l sni^ on now to enlarge the jeope oi Rotary m Malacca. It to have a dinner meat.
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    Law Notice For To-day
    80 3 Court of Crimln.i a W-3U. Be ri Vh A R peals ta lst C o"rt Mr Justice nSffJ^ Chief Justice. S.S.. j^m ,,-^U Terrell and Mr! B Jferican. No is% o cx vs B Va P\*m Chi Jee X, at N 23 38 ReX Jtt SS£
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    30 3 1^ OORDELX Hufr^* 011 Su "day. Aa' a ?reLr^ ment advi <*s. 4 u tle e ?h^u ference th *t he detnu uf c iPntlv imS ad be en report-
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    CATHEDRAL WEDDING
    22 3 Mr. R. Foster Brady and Miss Pope of Perth, Australia, who wore married on Saturday at St. Andrew's Cathedral. Tribune
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    KEDAH HAS SURPLUS OF $919,029
    263 3 s From Our Own Correspondent) Alor Star, Saturday. KEDAH, one of the wealthiest Malay States, has added to its coffers $919,029. according to the Hon. Mr. J. D. Hall, British Adviser, Kedah, m his annual report just issued. The principal source of revenue was from
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    SKULL FRACTURED
    34 3 Knocked down by a cyclist at Bras Basah Road on Saturday, a Javanese was rendered unconscious and is m a critical condition m hospital. His skull was fractured and the scalp swollen
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    MUSIC & HUMOUR IN CAPITOL ATTRACTION
    162 3 MUSIC HUMOUR IN CAPITOL ATTRACTION HUMOUR and music are the chit;' ingredients of "The Big Broadcast ot 1938" which opened at the Capitol last i n»ht. It is a bright and breezy show, with W. C. Fields making a welcome n turn to the screen alter his protracted Uness, and
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    SHOP PROPRIETOR STABBED
    62 3 ALLEGED to have been selling carbide of Japanese manufacture, the Teochew Proprietor of a Sundry goods shop at 40, Merchant Road, was assaulted with a knife by two Chinese on Saturday afternoon. He received a slash wound over the ear and another injury. Though bleeding profusely when
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      17 3 Overseas Assurance CORPORATION, LIMITED. China Building, Chulia Street, PHONE 3808. SINGAPORE. Fire, Marines Motor VEHICLES WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION.
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      180 3 3ciC£ J OUhLvT (BRITISH) Only the purest and finest quality ingredients are used m this face Powder which is silk sifted and will not clog fhe pores. Gives the bloom of youth to every skin. From all leading Dispensaries and High-Class Stores. Sole Distributors: RAHAMIN PENHAS 117-125, Cecil Street. Just
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    235 4 London Saturday UN Standard Previous To-day Change Bpot (afternoon <cioeln« price) vr.M 1 Closed r irward £195 :t 1; Closed METAL MARKET (jOLD London. Saturday. Fine Bar per o* *!JSS <£-?" SILVfcK Spot 19'^ 19% I X 4 month;' forward 19 :i H lfl':? BULLION MARKET New
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    AMERICAN SHARE MARKET QUOTATIONS
    512 4 mm following quotations trom New 1 v,»rk were received from Messrs. S. E. ;nd Co.. by air mail yesterday: LAM mm** STOCKS I*» Ju|v2: i Adams express (No par- W* Wl AmencanCan (Par $25. WW 99 1 Amer. 6: For. Power $7 pld. 23 b D
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      61 4 OVERSEA-CHINESE j BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED FREE yourselves irom the FEAR of BURGLARS by keeping your VALUABLES (jewellery or important documents) m SAFE BOXES m our VAULTS at CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. You hold YOUR OWN KEYS, and ONLY YOU can have access to theae safe boxes, so that SAFETY
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      22 4 I SOI 111 UHITISII INSURANCE COMPANY. LTD FIRE, MARINE, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION, MOTOR CAR INSURANCE AT REASONABLE RATES. TeL 5926 2. Finlavson Green.
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      15 4 I H hwK^^^mL aW^P^Sa^Sl LaSWIB m&^^J__W_mmY 4 111 Al 1 sime darby Co.,ltd: £%%ts.S' ,?3
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    STOCKS & SHARES Issued By Fraser &
    773 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Company E .apore. July 23. 1 p.m. A \mW 4- Dipt.'. 29,- 31j-CO Eguaifc 44. 48-nomcd JralMslay 2419 25|9 k: Bitsn 0.60 0.65 Lr Weng 21)3 2216 137 1.42 S Selangoi 10 3 10 ,9 ijootsl 219 22 19 irma Malay 15 16 bendenang 0.38
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    222 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS MINING Singapore. Saturday. Buyers Sellers Ampats 4|- 416 Batu Selangors 135 1.40 Hong Fatts 0.95 0.99 Hongkong Tin 23 3 24 3xd Jelebus 0.70 0.75 l Kamunting Tin 9|9 11 -xd ,Katu Tin 25 6 26 6 I Kramats 10- 111- Killinghalis 18|3 193 Kuchais 130 135
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    NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL – MAATSCHAPPIJ N.V.
    70 5 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL MAATSCHAPPIJ N.V. incorporated m tne Netherlands. (Netherlands Tradins Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Established oy Royal Charter AD. i 824 Paid Up Capital I 40.030.00 C Statutory Reserve Fund 5,000,000 Special Reserve 1.000,000 Chairman of the Board ol Direclora H. C. REHBOCK. Managing Board: D CRENA DE lONGH President M
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    182 5 M-.vwc, MUNICIPAL 6% 1026 red. 1956-66 $4,000,000 mi. May Nov J 120*2 12iy 2 cl ftfe% ly^y rcu. 1959-69 $8,250,000 Int. May i 5 Nov. lo 119 120 ci 1935 red. 1956-1^66 $*****0 Int. June 1 Dec. 1 IWJ ICI ci S% 1W37 red. 1955-65 $3 OOC.OOt'
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      151 5 Shanghai. Hongkong, Marila, Singapore. investment Bankers and Brokers m Securities and Commoattim, May foreign Market Cable and Quotation JarsasaV Members: HEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE COMMODITY EXCHANGE, Dia OT H.Y. MEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR ETCHAECIE CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE* SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE HONGKONG SHARE BROKERS' ASSN. MANILA STOCK
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    GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE
    62 6 Chicks, Turkeys And Rabbits Cleveland. I A woman applying for J told lhe Court •It was bad enough wl started raising chickens m thi b^icwJH of our home. It was worse when he 9 gan to raise turkeys m the baser "But when he started I m
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      216 6 LAST NIGHT 6-15 9-15 rMA^jUUFN Bobbles with comedy! Sparkles with romance! Fines with danger! pops-thc^ork to overflowing thrills of frothy mystery! tJmrm>^%^%m>_^__\\\___\___\\^____^ aai (T% 21? m\W**m\m*<B 1 lI DISI Paramount s Song-and-Giri-flUcd Musical Show! The Brightest m Town i AIM TO I, 6.15 TO-NIGHT §.15 Ji* j DOROTHY LAMOUR W.
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      95 6 JW^4 HAPPY ft > DANCING I JESSIE MATTHEWS IN HER SUNNIEST SUCCESS I'SAILING ALONG with ROLAND YOUNG BARRY MACKAY j OPENS TO-MORROW at PAVILIO! I THEATRE RQYAIT^"^^ j An Extraordinary Attraction! The Greatest Hindustani Stunt Thriller HWKi; SEP AMI" or "DESH SEVAK" j tonight IjMARLBOROUGi ->.00 9.00 p.m. L_ Special
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    America's Infant Mortality
    59 7 America 's Infant Mortality jits m America m 1937 f^_TLtm S the nations hist°r>- v i 000 live births, there were For even f u^ mldrPn under one year *\£&<&£ bureau at Washington 57 L twSr a,,d wa,es 193 6 ua, 59 per 1.000. Mr v D Savarkar. President of
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    ALLEGED INTIMIDATION BY PROMOTER
    275 7 Complainant Is Lawyer Singapore, Saturday. MORE Mr. L C. Goh. the Fifth Magistrate, this morning the case of D crituinsl intimidation preferred against a local boxing promoter, Mr. I. Beavis, by Mr. Samuel Fung, (the well-known Singapore lawyer), was down en the li^t. Mr T W.
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    RUSSO-JAPANESE RELATIONS WORSEN
    151 7 BlSNO.|.|pts?S* hal Saturday. A l "•iM.fcfc relations are V V° *<*** from bad Irom ir, ;i ccordin ff a report it i_ th ,taUve forei n "SS tions.. V^ Japanese operaudden v n h R lhe Basin have CtLn? Ued to a haU and there tat k
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    SNATCHED NECKLACE FROM WIFE OF DETECTIVE
    198 7 SNATCHED NECKLACE FROM WIFE OF DETECTIVE Singapore, Saturday. YOI have committed a crime which practically amounts to robbery. I can assure you that m this Court snatch thieves will be severely dealt with." These words were addressed by Mr 0, S. Rewlhigs, the Third Magistrate, to a voting Cantonese, Lay
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      54 7 openinc WEDNESDAY NEXT at the CAPITOL with 3 SHOWS 1 The PRIME MINISTERS of MIRTH-LAND are back.... fl Wmmmmmm^Lmmi^Jr m^JfmmlT^ -V^ ""^NJ fry J,^ ufl I n O v/ j ♦yorlo n 1 t- I BOLT YOUR DOORS! j j ROLL DOWN THE CHICKS! j j j "The LAST GANGSTER"
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      272 7 .5. 4. jI VI ItYIIODY IS PREPARING TO ATTEND jTHE GRAND GALA OPENING OFj 1 AAAI AVA'C CIDCX Tht Scntns Most Da hm g S^ 1 S MALAX A 3 rIKM m tbe Role He Was Born to Play! S I i DDPAAIPDP OP OLIVIA DrHAVILLAND BASIL 1 i ri\c/v\ici\c
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    SINGAPORE GANGSTERS DISCARD GUN FOR ACID
    757 8 It Can Be Bought Cheaply, At Any Time, Easily LAWS SHOULD BE FRAMED TO PUT A CHECK (By A Tribune Reporter) SINGAPORE'S HOOLIGANS AND THK PEW REMAINING SECRET SOCIETY GANGSTERS HAVE ABANDONED THE GUN IN FAVOUR OF ACID AS A LETHAL WEAPON. Ario-t browing-,
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    Personnel Changes At Naval Base
    53 8 Personnel Changes At Naval Base ENGINEER Captain W D. Strachan Smith. RN. assumed the duties oi Chlel engineer st HM Naval Base on -Tuly 19. Commander (Ej g. j. Baiiy m wiv l>as been appointed v rust Assistant to 'Jn' hiel Engineer has arrifed from the Unued Kingdom to carry
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    MALAYANS AT HOME
    137 8 (From Our Own Correspondent > London. July 8. piURZNG b i tour oi the Empire Exhiu bition at Glasgow Mr. Malcolm MacI>i)!\iJci. tho Colonial Secretary, recognised an old rriend m the Malayan C urt ot the Colonial Hall J hi.s was Mrs. S. C. B. Edgar, who
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    Local Lawyer's Uncle Honoured
    201 8 SIX Thorny* Artemus Janet si Kt.B.. County Court Ju,i. c f North Wales and undo of |fr l> Osborne-Jones, of Ksfsssre received the honorary decree of Doctoi of Laws at Su aaaea Vnivp r sity. He obtained this honour m re peel J the work he
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    THRICE WEEKLY AIR SERVICE TO INDIA
    63 8 THRICE WEEKLY AIR SERVICE TO INDIA A THRICE weekly air service to India by Imperial Airways with one oi the despatches closing on Sunday be introduced by the end of July or early next month, says the Oontn&j *t Posts. Penang and Province Weil* :ey. m reply to a petition
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    SNAPSHOTS
    92 9 By Tribune Readers (Agfa Competition) PICTURE CAPTIONS Entrance To A Temple. By Mr. Tay Bak Hong, X-60 Loronß Jimau, Singapore. B Flock Of Sheep. By Che Rang Kang bin Abdullah, 49, Norfolk Foad. Singapore. Shadows. By Mr. Cecil L. Teskey. Central Fire Station, Singapore. I). A Tiger. By Mr.
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      MALAYAN SCHOOLS AND SPORT
      308 10 recent years there has been tendency to encourage all kinds of s|>ort m English schools throughout the country and the result ifl that I good deal of time is often spent by school children m indulging m them outside school houra. While sport is an interlaid
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    TREASURE from the SEA
    785 10 TREASURE from the SEA Vnlvnom recover rpwERE have been brought to the sarI I;uv o fl the itorm-swepl Island ol TerseheUing. Bl the mouth of the Zuider Zee relics oi the famous British frigate Lutine, which have been hidden beneath the am ror nearly HO years (writes; Herbert Autcllffe In
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    36 10 npwement? Scheme^ The s ()n on to attend the Garden p arty given m aid of the fewer W un last Queer, to make the river journey was thc Tudor Queen Elizabeth In 156J Planet News
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    NATIONAL RECONSTRUCTION IN NORTH- WESTERN PROVINCES
    353 11 Highly Important Factor In China's Post War Revival tfHAT may most impress foreign as well as Chinese travellers "W! or th\vest is the vast reconstruction program- t U is go i n g on despite or because of the war, particularly T Vthc lines
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    "Eye-Bank" Proposal To Preserve Optic Tissues
    103 11 Philadelphia. j,N "eye-bank" m which optic tissues of the dead could be kept for grafting operations on patients with cataract and other diseases of the eye has been prooosed at Philadelphia by Dr. Louis Lehrfeld. the chairman of the eye division of the local
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    ARRESTED ON EVE OF MARRIAGE
    132 11 ARRESTED ON EVE OF MARRIAGE X HERE Smyrna. Carres lU,(,t ,He h led to thc 1 p^ n l a YOUn s a,,e ed murderer werp tr °l!" seau and tne wedding P^oiai hai i being exhibited m a E? an o d C w° n rding t0 old cvs
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    93 11 Having enjoyed a sleep after setting their new world glider duration record Flight-Lieut. W. B. Murray and Mr. Stanley Sproule took out their record-breaking Falcon 111 glider at Dunstable (Bedfordshire) and went up for another flight. Flight-Lieut. Murray and Mr. Sproule, who although only 22. is one of the leading
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    SUCCESSFUL ARCHER WINS BRIDE
    109 11 SUCCESSFUL ARCHER WINS BRIDE Nahan, (Sirmoor State). A MARRIAGE reminiscent of the Epic Age m India is reported from Nawalgarh. Skill In archery was prescribed by tne bride's father as the test that any aspirant to her hand had to pass. On the appointed day, m the presence ol notables
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    WASHED OUT TO SEA
    56 11 Madras. FIVE Moplahs (Malabar Moslems) were thrown into a fast moutain stream and washed out to sea when their boat capsized at Ullal, sixmiles from Mangalore. South India. Ten fishermen who had seen the accident at once put out m two boats and rescued the Moplahs
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    Queen's 40 Years' Reign
    298 11 Queen's 40 Years' Reign ALTHOUGH the 40-years Jubilee of Queen Wilhelmina does not occur until September next, many of the preparations are already m an advanced state. Among them is a naval review, m which, m addition to cruisers and other war-vessels and naval aircraft, merchant vessels and fishing boats
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      39 11 dim: a dance at the Capitol Restaurant ATusir oy BLUET DLACH his Orchestra WEDNESDAY FRIDAY rf P.M. To Midnight 5933 ~L\ TeleiTsphlc Address: PHONE 5934 I (harminglj situated 'deal for visitors and toi''* COCKTAIL BAR LOUNGE -FIRST CLASS R"
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      44 11 THI TRUI TONIC FOOD Pii.fr at fi af fl* flhwiHrrr Storm i i CHECH XtltMl FIRSTS THAT ll&SI ROYAL FIRST! __£??sC_!_~B»i i—^^r*^gm SPEED Greater volume t EASE With many excluaive feature* CAPACITY Better typing laatei ECONOMY Lower operating coeta I DURABILITY Recorda prove itl
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    ROUND WORLD IN 91 HOURS
    168 12 Howard Hughes and his hmt c ompanions. completing the most astounding flight m the history of aviation, landed m New York to be greeted by treniendous crouds after eompleteh circlini the world m 91 hours. In their flight across the Atlantic. Europe and the Americas,
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    WAR STOPPED BY FLOODS
    197 13 These pfctawes, lust received. are the first of thc Yellow River floods which, bursting over the countryside, held up the advancing Japanese Army m China, marooned many detachments, and drowned thousands of luckless Chinese villagers. The total death roll Is unknown. Torrential rains veiled the Vtilow
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    WOMAN DAY BY DAK
    2182 14 A Woman Cabinet Minister -Paris Likes Lace-New Ideas HOLLYWOOD s HIGHLIGHTS SUITER satin b *H the rage Ist evening wear at BsttjnSli, and j triage is proving to be a popular trimming. Left. Carole Lombard chooses a far- trimmed satin clear.. 1 while Mary (centre) B^WKW-
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    SINGAPORE AGAIN IN MALAYA CUP FINAL
    580 17 SINGAPORE AGAIN IN MALAYA CUP FINAL- \ervices Lose I—o1 0 In Replay Malaya Cup final will be played on Saturday of next week, auc ii and the finalists will be Singapore and Selangor. Last SaturShi ipore maintained their record of appearing m every Cup final eating the Services m a
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    23 17 Under instructions of the Government' of the Central Provinces, the Bilaspur Election Enquiry has been adjourned during the rainy season— (United Press). j
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    SELANGOR BEAT KEDAH
    93 17 (from Our Own Reporter/ Kuala Lumpur. Saturday EXPECTATIONS were realised -but only just— at the Stadium to-day. When Selangor just managed to beat Kedah O.V tre narrow margin of two goals to one m thc Northern section of the Mala ya Cup soccer competition For a "Cup"
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    PENANG BEAT PERAK
    110 17 (From Our Orvn Reporter/ Ipoh, Saturday IN the other match of the northern section of the Malaya Cup competition, played here to-day. Penang beat Perak by three goals to two. Perak were poor m the first half and almost gave a monopoly of the play to their
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    35 17 As many as 300 answers to the ques tionnaire issued by the Labour Enquiry Committee appointed by the Bihar Government have been received from different bodies, including factory workers and public men.— (United Press) i
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      1484 18 Mlav by Howard Mar-| 8.10 Mary Kay (Oontrslto) lT J x^r. i TiJC DA RIO iooc^ d^ n 3«ss; f lhvl IHi IX/\L/IV-/ I rOMORRO^ 8.50 The News. .London reumfl l IN I I IL l># m^ J 910 Songs by Turr.ri^vtonSflj L'KANSMISSIOIM 5 9.20 A lUdio Version of the
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    TAIPING RACES END WITH DAY FOR THE FAVORITIES
    702 19 wSaiurday's Results I m m Our Own Reporter! I TlifSSf Saturday. il vms vere more successful m ■P IN «L the winners this I r uV. he two-day Skye Ivss, r. rar- <1 RK'. SWEEP w,N v- 'HEARTS ***** I l N
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    88 19 London, Saturday THI* following arc close of play KOftM m County cricket to-day: \t Bournemouth Hampshire vs SomtT.-ct 2 ,Moore 109). S3 for none. A! Wuport (Mon) unorgan v.. Warwickshire. lorgun 17G. Ire 131 for .six M 1 h !>• »rou-h n Ire vs. Worcestershire Leic< t, 289
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    50 19 A general textile labour strike m Coimbatore from July 25 ig threatened if the recommendations of the Court of Inquiry are not given effect to by the millowners before July 24 TN Coimoator's Labour Union has addressed a communication to this effect tothe Southern India Millowno?" aJ? nation. United Press
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      182 19 START onOU 1 'ill I When a hot engine is stopped the oil rends to drain off the cylinders and bearings leaving them dry. Thus until a further supply of oil reaches the surfaces by the action of the pump and the centrifugal force of thc rotating crankshaft, dry rubbing
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    AUSTRALIA LEAD BY 19 RUNS ON FIRST INNINGS IN TEST
    921 20 BRADMANS CENTURY SA YES THE DA V I AISTRALIA led by 19 runs on the first innings m the fourth A Test now being played at Leeds. On Saturday they compiled only 242 for their first knock which was quite
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    MUNICIPAL SERVICES SPORTS
    233 20 MUNICIPAL SERVICES SPORTS Singapore. Sunday. nphe second annual Municipal Services' 1 iportl was held vefterday afternoon a: the Jalar. Besar Stadium under threateninf weather which, however, did :.ot mar the day for the Club. All the events were keenly contested. There was a large gathering present. The individual champion for
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    Scores
    255 20 ENGLAND— IST INNS. C. J. Barnett, c Barnett b MfCormick W. J. Edrich, b O'Reilly J. HardstaiT, run out W. R. Hammond, b O'Reilly E. Paynter, st Barnett b Fleetwood Smith; H. Compton, b O'Reilly C. S. Price, c McCabe b O'Reilly H. Verity, not out V. D. P.
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    EXODUS TO RANCH
    83 20 Iy Nic DOC THE Government of Bihar {^Jjß^ ed to finish legislative bun^ «to the middle of August sotlu tnw H proceed to Ranchi by tnt f the C__k month to fulfil the demands of s) tanagpur people to be in™ e li3lfl »iin.. Thp Ministers with
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    THE BIBLE IS BEING SOLD IN MALAYAN JUNGLE
    168 21 Tribune Staff Reporter). being sold m Malaya. Last year the British ,:K B 'nihk'Sm-ieiy distributed 208,855 copies, whereas the year L°SeTiold2tlts2. r i** ked ithe > to ne because oi the l wion m previous years. ;L he Bible industry gS In
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    20 21 gyptian Premier London, July 23. Halifax, Secretary for Foreign to-day received the Egyptian Minister at the foreign Office. Official Wireless
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    DEATH OF MRS. M. A. JOHNSON
    514 21 MRS. Marie Antionette Johnson, wife of Mr. A. E. Johnson, technical assistant of the Public Works Department, Central. Singapore, passed away at the General Hospital Singapore early on Satruday morning at the age of 39 years-. Mrs. Johnson came of an old Ceylon family,
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    18 21 Mr. Chong Mun Fu and Miss Wong Lan Siew. who were married yesterday at the Chinese Consulate. Tribune
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    OOD DEMAND FOR BOND MONEY
    74 21 London, Saturday b "';d money has and many foreign P ent ternnnr"" lnental are for the unable to provide 1 V* I to funds being reW finance clients of^ •old purchases, but no stringency was St any time apparent. ot Discount houses were disappointed at
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    BOGUS TROOPS REVOLT
    285 21 Hankow. Sunday. A FOREIGN report states that Madame Chiang Kai Shek secretly flew to Canton to consult with the authorities on Tuesday and returned northward on Thursday General Ma Chan Shan told pressmen that the battles at Wuchuen, Kuyang and other points south of Sinyuen resulted m
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    SEVEN-POWER CONFERENCE
    68 21 Copenhagen, Sunday A SEVEN Power Conference of neutrals signatories of the Oslo Convention of 1930, opened here to-day and was attended by the Foreign Ministers of Denmark. Sweden, Norway. Finland. Belgium. Holland and Luxemburg. Dr Munch, the Danish Prime Minister, Is a speech declared that they refused to
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    57 21 'From Our Own Correspondent) Kluang, Saturday. A committee meeting of the Kluang Football Association will be held at the Malay Club on July 30 when the draw for the Cup competition will take place. Notice has been given to competitors that entrance fees for Cup and names of piayen should
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    Burns' Cottage For America
    74 21 London. July 23. THE future of the World Fair to be held m New York next year will be a replica of the Robert Burns cottage faithfully reproducing not merely the architectural but interior decorations of the Scottish national poets home at Alloway Ayrshire. It is
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    29 22 nil SERVICES XI irMeh le* Is Mafapeti sn Saturday m thc Malays ap (Southern section) -decider" by lhe «miv roal. sftei they ha«i irswa In ihrir lirst eneoanter. Tribune
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    MALAYAN A. A. A. CHAMPIONS
    193 22 MALAYAN A. A. A. CHAMPIONS < From Our On v Reporter) Kuala IM m pur. Salurda\ PKi\( IP I. reaaNa at Urn Mslsyss A.A.A. < liampionship meeting uhirh was l,roiii,ht to a successful elsat ibis afternoon arc as follows: Hi- h lump Loonf Leek Min^ (Set); Woni pook Ho) (BeL>;
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    "BOHRAS" WIN BY JUST THREE RUNS
    174 22 P IA ,V I/! Mair l:<1 Ii yesterday the BohTS Eleven- comprising men M-Zvt l s;T, ,lrn,s m "Waeca and ciuh hv three rum m an Innings' game g^orthy^of mention that 1 iv I rmed team and was then second ouYinfi X t he
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    MALAYAN "WIMBLEDON" STARTS TODAY
    208 22 MALA YAN "WIMBLEDON" STARTS TODAY WITH players from the Dutch East Indies, Saigon. Ceylon and Siam competing, this year's Malayan "Wimbledon" tournament will be more international m charsetSff than m former years, and an added attraction this year will be lhe inter-port mntch. on Davis (up lines, between Malaya and
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    C.S.C. & S.C.C. RESERVES DRAW
    184 22 C.S.C. S.C.C. RESERVES DRAW THK Ceylon Sports Club II met the Singapore Cricket Club II in' a drawn cricket game at Balestier Plain on Saturday Scores Singapore Cricket Club II Goetzec b Arnbiavagar 8 Campbell b C. Thuraisingham 20 l lllmour b S. Thuraisingham 42 Watson b C. Thuraisingham 4
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE ATHLETICS
    283 22 RAFFLES COLLEGE ATHLETICS Singapore, Saturday. VEEN rivalry marked the events at the annual athletic sports meeting of Raffles College at Bnkit Timah this afternoon. Results were as follows: ilO Yards: 1. Wood Kan. 2 De Sa 3. j Clarke. 10 4 5 sees. Pitting the Weight: 1. Ambrose and l\
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    Weights For Penang Races
    192 22 Weights For Penang Races 'From Oi/r Q/m< I FALLOWING are bandies* Urll 1 first dayV racing m Inly Bl the Penang Autumn nun HORSFS. (lass i. j rv Jack Druce lioksi.s, i lass 4. Div -^RIH arcos ropovtr fl uaviS cup IB IB Pairolean IB Jaae j_aay I noung Gingei
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    S.C.C. TROUNCE CEYLON SPORTS CLUB BY INNINGS
    468 23 S.C.C. TROUNCE CEYLON SPORTS CLUB BY INNINGS TWO-DAY CRLCKET ON PADANG TKE Singapore CncKet Club gave further proof oi their superiority at cricket this season when they defeated the Ceylon Sports Club by an innings and 89 runs m their two-day fixture played on the S.C.C. Padang vcoterday afternoon. When
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    LOCAL BASEBALLERS GET REVENGE
    177 23 LOCAL BASEBALLERS GET REVENGE T wn trim from the American COMBINE tjamw Singapore Cubs A_f!f TevSge yesterday at St. l mw en they soundly defeatu ,ld wnen l uwj Seafarer i! t Ll th ce ce S tune of fifteen to man at bat for Singah with a fast ball
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    CHINESE BEAT THE RECS AT CRICKET
    186 23 Ip S.CJLC. beat the S.R.C. at I cricket yesterday at Hong Lim ireen l>> two wickets. Both teams rill be tssrinf Penan? during the bfttl hank holidays. 3 Rees. were dismissed ran Boon Beng doing most W damage. The Chinese passed the score for
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    MEDICAL COLLEGE SPORTS
    290 23 MEDICAL COLLEGE SPORTS Singapore, Saturday. RESULTS at th© annual athletic sports meeting of the Medical College Union, held at the College grounds at Sepoy Lines this afternoon, were as follows: Long Jump: 1. Yong Kon Vui; 2, Lee Siew Choh; 20 ft. 11 1|2 ins. 100 Yards: 1, Yong Kon
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    16 23 v BALASINGHAM, cemini home irst In thr half-mile mcc at the Medical C< V >rU« Tribune
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    SOCCER DRAW
    39 23 The Loyal.- Dinin Hall .tail d with the Nelson toa ii. at the Outran 1 s< hooi -r -una yei m a friendly soccer mstch. alker con d t or the I Miab for Nelson learn eed.
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    17 23 MILNE, the Services goalkeeper, saving from Lai Chuan, Singapore*, centre-forward, m last Saturday's Malaya Cup game. Tribune
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    YESTERDAY'S GOLF AT BUKIT TIMAH
    368 23 IHE Singapore Golf Club second bimontmy mixed foursomes competition lor July was played at Bukit Timah yesterday aiternoon and resulted m a win. tor Mrs. H. W. Hamilton and W. McMuliaa witn a net score of 31 V-i- 38 cards were taken out and the
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    CHINA'S NATIONAL HEROINE TELLS HER STORY
    611 24 CHINA'S NATIONAL HEROINE TELLS HER STORY thought, 1 would not be left to die Ike a dog. I started to cross I i firing line, and hardly had I got tl igh the barbed wire entanglements hen a bullet whistled past my t making two holes m my uniform When
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    "Only National Boycott Of Japanese Goods Would Be Effective"
    194 24 London Sunday. Thi: Co-operative Wholesale lettoij*! sttitudi towards lhe proposals lo boycott Japanese goods were explained by Sir William Kradshaw. the President, at a meeting of the soeictv al Manchester. He sairi I hat out of 1.2t>0 affiliated societies, only forty
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    LOCAL BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIP
    276 24 LOCAL BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIP BRIGH'I badminton was sern yesteidav al the Haw -Par Hall. Clen<al Union, when further batch of four ties m the Singapore Bad minion Association tourney was played. The two ties oi the nen'i Junior singles provided vigorous and interesting badminton, tlie players maintaining a high .standard throughout.
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    30 24 THE SINGAPORE XI which beat the Services I—o m the re-played Malaya Cup "decider". Quan Cheong, who scored the all-important Koal, is seen second from right m front row. Tribune
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    FOONG SEONG CUP BADMINTON
    195 24 Mr. >• (Ftdfil Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Sunday. SELANGOR and Malacca qualified for the sectional semi-finals of the Foong Seong Cup Competition, following respeitive wins over Psnang and Kelantan at the Victoria Institution today. Malacca won an easy s—o5 0 victory over Kelantan while Selangor
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    DAVIS CUP
    21 24 Berlin. Saturday I the semi-final of the European of the Davis Cup competition, Germany beat France by 3—o. Reuter
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      13 1 MORNING TRIBUNE Sports Supplement EDITED BY "HERMES" v„ July 23, 1938. Every Saturday.
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      MALAYA CUP DECIDER TO BE FOUGHT OUT TODAY
      1494 1 MALAYA CUP DECIDER TO BE FOUGHT OUT TODAY THOUSANDS of soccer fans m Singapore were astonished to learn after last Saturday's Malaya Cup match m which Singapore and the United Services played to a draw that the match would have to be replayed to decide which of the two teams
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      CHANGI GARRISON REGATTA OFF
      40 1 .aneii, m 0J l ,i(tur^ s nnc features of thc summer spoils programme l^ke place n o? thc annual gafftoaa retjatta. This year it will not G.O.C. having objected to it beins held on a Sunday.
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      TURF TOPICS, PAGE 6
      31 1 Tommy Fair's m ng Malayan cricket note J SJt.C i comments 3. Fc Stt:.annc Lenglen 3. Ipoh cricket tur- froi X kan Hat tpori Turf < la I
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      COLONY'S BEST KEEPER
      40 2 11, (pi Toombe^. of the K.A.M.t who is the best wicket-keeper of the year m Singapore ami has been chosen to play m that petition for the Colony 111 tin* Match againsl tin' Malaj states next weekend.
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      CANADA MEETS JAPAN IN DAVIS CUP TIE
      144 2 CANADA MEETS JAPAN IN DAVIS CUP TIE A i ii j: un absence al three years, Canada is competing m the Davis (up tennis competition ami will meet Japan m the tirst round of thr North American /one on t!n« .Mount Koval Club courts. Montreal, on July '>H. V.) and
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      TOMMY FARR RANKED FOURTH IN 'HEAVIES
      352 2 UARVKY L. Miller. Ch__-__. of the Ratings CornH mittec of the National Boxing AssociaUon oi lt ri a has declared that tbe N. B. A. ratings tor 'uar't,.' ended June 30 ranked Tony Galento, of N ,wark, New Jersey, as the world's leading heavy-
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      MALA VAN GOLFERS AT HOME
      120 2 H. R. Noon i scratch i won the Prai dent's Tankard at the Associate of British Malaya meeting which w_ held on the Prince's Club's course. BMB wich. In the final Noon beat R 1 Stewart (12) by three and two The results were: Semi-final:—
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      buropean swimmers at Wembley
      171 2 rpHERE will be over 500 competitors and I- officials for the European Swimming j Championships at Wembley Pool on August 6 13. In the water polo. Germany and Hungary are preeminent. Our best chances lie In the hands of Norman Wainwright. m the 1,500 metres. Bob
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      "Friendly" Soccer!
      27 2 Six native footballers, ejich sufferij from a broken leg. have been admitw to the Johannesburg native bespaj following various "friendly" matches fl the same day.
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      37 2 Joseph Monstert, the Belgian runm and a former holder of the world thrj quarters of a mile record, won ar. 1 metres race m New York m the fine tin of 1 mm 53 6 10 sees.
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      21 2 They said Foster was ilea lag hit 72 ia the State mat. i^ [it is the scoreboard when m Nuff said?
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      WORLD RECORD
      77 2 Woman's Astonishing Swim Feat MISS Joyce Barry, a 19-year-old Sydney swimmer, added to her long list of world records when she swam the mile I live-style, m 23 mins. 11-12 seconds. an astonishing performance for a woman This beats by well over a minute the previous record of
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      Slow Saturday Batting Lost Singapore The State Match
      1344 3 hlMitv of cricket last week-end m Singapore but the chief interest was cenTt tLI. I' «itr^ \imV~*m\t^y the Singapore— Selangor match, wrrch ended m a thrilling draw with Singat only 12 runs to win with five wickets m hand. P** v'u p
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      Hardest Hitting Batsman?
      21 3 Hardest Hitting Batsman? Lieut. U H. Duke, uf the Gordon WUhJanders, one of the hardest hitmn» batsmen m Singapore cricket to-day.
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      NOT ENOUGH ENTRIES IN S.R.C. SPORTS
      210 3 pStTFICU.NT entries failed to ■Jfct the annual athletic sports ■wiaj of the Singapore Recreation Club held last Saturday as uccessfui as m previous years. Despite the fact that a large array nandsome cups was very generous- 1 presented by Mr. G. R. Oehlers, who'
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      Lenglen was greatest star in Wimbledon's sky
      481 3 rE news of the passing of Mile. Suzanne Lenglen, six times Wimbledon champion and the greatest woman lawn tennis players that the world has known, strikes an especially tragic note coming hard upon the magnificent of Mrs. Helen Wills Moody m winning the
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      24 3 L Cpl. Bolton, of the Loyal Regiment, a consistent fast bowler who was given a chance to shine m the state match last weekend.
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      'DIAMONDS" AGAIN GO OVERSEA
      122 3 ONCE again Henley demonstrated the weakness of English sculling. Since the war only four Englishmen have been successful m the Diamond Sculls, though one of them— J. Beresford (Junior'— won the event four times. For the fifth consecutive year the Sculls have gone abroad, and a
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      S. C. C. SWIMMERS' SUCCESS AT CHANGI
      62 4 S. C. C. SWIMMERS' SUCCESS AT CHANGI A team of Sing:i|M»re Suimmiio: Cial wimmers won the open invitation relay event m the RK, Changi. swimming carnival which took place m lt*t pagar at Changi on Thursday of las veek and provided some exeelleni sport. Here are the S.S.C quartette. They
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      Selangor hoping to meet Services in the cup final
      384 4 \\(illlli; week end packed light with sport athletes from all over iMalaya will be half way through their programme on the Selangor Club padang by the time these notes appear and this evening Selangor will pla> their last tie m the
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      RAIN CHECKS SPORTS MEET IN ANTWERP
      162 4 GUAT Britain, represented by the Achilles Club, had won two events m an international athletics meetinn at Antwerp when the programme was abandoned owing to heavy rain. The first Britain victory was obtained by A J. Collyer. who won the 800 metres ila 1
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      HENNESSY TROPHY MATCH UNFINISHED
      415 4 of "lonou-s uncertainties. With the odds very much m JRICK-T Indeed aBamof .1 had g(X)d side and thelr nu L^^"SS at the week e nd when they were he,d by the rest m the annual cricket test In Ipoh fl U ~tuated frequently, contrary to general
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      CRICKET STARS ABANDON SOCCER
      166 4 I N .us ha» been said of ICompto' 's count vi that team of footballers olaylns ket rlntlon U io i< nger accurate cer for Brent r r <1 l and Comoton Is not the man who will probably tball for tht .ke of cricket Huh
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      M.C.C. look ahead to south Africa
      147 4 M.C.C. look ahead to south Africa the Test mated 1 between Lnidaa, and Auatralia occupying the tention of the era keting world at thi moment, but tin M.C.C. at least, are thinking about thi composition of 2 team which will va South Africa m o«. tober. G. O. Allen has
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      AUSTRALIANS WIN SPEEDWAY CHAMPIONSHIP
      69 4 AUSTRALIA easily defeated England m the third speedway Test match al New Cross, before 20,000 spectators. The score was Australia 61, England 47. With both Eric Langton and George Newton on England's sick list, the result was almost a foregone conclusion. Both Bluey Wilkinson and Lionel
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      Portuguese bullfight fans turn to soccer for a new thrill
      192 4 SOCCER is rapidly displacing the bullfight as a spectacle m Portugal. The game, according to a Lisbon paper, has been taken up by peopi of all classes "m what can only be called a raging manner." During the Roehampton Club
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      65 4 rREDDIE Steele, the world mid I champion, won on DO rounds non-title content Washington, against Soh' M New York. II On his showing m tnla nopear that Steele has rec< the hi iurv— a fractured or which at one time threatei box ng career. He had been v list for
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      PLAY TO THE FINISH CRICKET AT SELETAR DRAGS ON FOUR DAYS
      560 5 •pHIS week at Seietar might almost be termed Cricket Week" for from Saturday until Wednesday we nad five days continuous cricket, and an unusually 'large crowd turned out each afternoon to witness the play The R.A.F. playea the R.
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      Medicals sure of championship
      527 5 JHE Medicals soccer team or. their form against the Mental Hospital look easy winners of the third Division o. the S.A.F.A. hot m a long time have they played with Mich zest and keeness. Rea»T_sing they were up against cne of the strongest teams m the
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      SCULLING TITLE
      627 5 Three Australians And An Englishman THE competition for the sculling rhamn'onshm of th* world h^-; b°en ten ta^veiv arranged for Seotember P H P P nrre. 'he holder who th^M^h ho nr »v i|*#q jj-j rnnnrip js nn Au«trsltan v.~nn* the Australian champion hvn other Australians, f-eorae Cook
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      38 5 m> I Prince fesato Tokugawa chairman of the c Olympic Games Oruanl Sing I ;ee. who was taken ill f n i.i When en route for London lo attend the International Red Cross Conference, has returned to Japan
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