Morning Tribune, 30 May 1939

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    11 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE 100. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, May 30, 193Vi. Five Cents.
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    ISOLATION POLICY WOULD BE DISASTROUS FOR U. S. A.
    198 1 ISOLATION POLICY WOULD BE DISASTROUS FOR U. S. A. Chicago, May 29. A POIJCT of isolation for the United States was described as a "disastrous illusion" by Mr. Cordell Hull in an address at the Chicago Club. Referring to the possibility of another major conflict so soon after the Great
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    91 1 I Chungking, May 30. led that the big Japanese drive launched four weeks ago Biangyang ?nd Fancheng, towns on the banks of the 175 miles northwest Hankow, has collapsed. dispatches state that after a desperate battle in which le suffered 20.000 casualties, the Japanese troops began to I reorganisation.
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    CRASH KILLS CRICKETER
    81 1 London, May 29. THE Worcestershire cricketer, Bull, opening bat, aged 3t, was kffle* i r a motor accident last nlf ht The Worcester wicket- keeper, fuller, tmtoed in hospital with an injured head •an" ribs His condition is stated to be SC ?M S accident occurred shortly
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    WHITSUN SPORT
    17 1 Penan* J?. perak v. Nepn Cricket g P\VP. Sports lg Clarke Cup Cricket Trt^^uiar Badminton
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    68 1 Mongolians t Activity Tokyo. May 29. aeroplanes from Outer jere down by Jai in an air battle over do border during th^ jainis a lommunf^oe Japanese Kwantun? jlred Outer Mongolian jver the border, the comanci the Japanese lost kreek. th( Japanese c'^im a ti tal of 59 Outer Un<
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    74 1 apt Made In i attest Plane < V\v York, May 29. 1 "if smallest plane ever ■J »n Atlanta crossin-. >nmh. age 27. took off "d in Maine on a an Aeroncast j monoli |fl wer and a 5 iS m.les an hour. t T" h '^tly and in
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    JAP PRESS FURIOUS WITH BRITAIN
    170 1 ghftflghAi May 29. THE alleged irndent— comp^lely denied by Britfch authorities in which a Seaforth Highlander was represented as having bayoneted a Japanese Naval officer and a Japanese interpreter, has iuspltpd at lack of almost unpack d nolr^e aminst Britain In J PMW" ancl Japanese-sponsored
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    Labour Favours Soviet Alliance
    214 1 Labour Favours Soviet Alliance Southport, May 29 AWO^LD crushed by the weight of the •r ncnU it had created and tlv po&tfbility of unemployed fcn Britalr. >t?Mnn four or five million were en- Mr George Dallv, chairmar N '^n^l Executive of the Labou; Party Conference here, at Which 890 He
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    SABOTAGE SUSPECTED IN TRAIN DERAILMENT
    667 2 S ABOT AGE SUSPECTED IN TRAIN DERAILMENT DISCOVERY BY NEGRI POLICE Killed Driver Was In Previous Crash CABOTAGE is suspected to lie behind the smash-up •^of the mail train near Cemas yesterday morning, in which the driver, Mr. Arthur Frederick of Seremban, was I\ III V* VJ THIS WAS THE
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    Station Scenes
    88 2 Four lady students of the Medical O*f^ Bj!lff^w2f8 j!Iff^w2fc fc jsl mcl in the ladies compartment of the third u < > n ia I They were rescued by a male European pa^ IIC I shutter with his bare fist. I Scenes of animation around 3 pore Station
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      28 2 "CARLOS" No. 2, THE ARCADE, Telephone 6332 Europcav Jinir Dressers For bniics and Gentlemen Specialists in all the latest methods and expert In pedimre and miriicure. Prices moderate.
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    Pasengers Tell Their Stories
    724 3 Pasengers Tell Their Stories Train Hisastor Kl SLEEPS RIGHT {ROUGH CRASH I Singapore, Monday, yg in the niffht mail train from Kuala Lumpur t<> Sin^aI, j, was derailed near Gemas in the earlv hours of this d dramatk stories to tell the Tribune when the relief them to Singapore at
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    WEST INDIES LEAD MALAYA IN EDUCATION
    363 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) There are a few schools in the country which cater for the needs of thoi? who live far from the town.*. Tro last grade of schools are the first grade of which there are four in harbidob, too for boys
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    MORE REFUGEES ARRIVE
    61 3 MORE REFUGEES ARRIVE Singapore, Monday. ANOTHER batch erf well over five hundred Jewish Refuge* from Germany arrived to-day by the "('onto Verde" on their w I i Shanghai. Amcng the Important pi mx urd were His Excellency the Spanish Minister .to China, Sen. Ped:\> Ygual Mr. Ygual is the ftrat
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      64 3 A e Your Eyes Weak Have a modern Scien:ific eye examination! Ittr If glasses are not 1 needed none will be \JP^ recommended. n* Thompson Optical Co. Qualified Eyesight Specialists 4, Arcade Bldg., Ground Floor. Tel. 3002 R. A. Thompson, Dr. of ocular Science. THE WRITING bhi 111 r^k "IP"
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      63 3 Silvikrin treatment restores the hair-formiDg tissues to normal functions. Write for free booklet -'The Natural Way of Hair Culture." SILVIKRIN LOTION The Natural liair Tonic Counteracts Dandruff and Falliim Hair. Maintains the Growth of Healthy Hair. Increases its Natural Lustre, Makes it Vigorous and Alive, Silky and Wavy. From all
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    Five Years' Rigorous: Sequel To Fatal Struggle
    491 4 Five Years' Rigorous: Sequel To Fatal Struggle Tribune Staff Reporter) Johore Bahru, Monday. SENTENCE of five years' rigorous imprisonment, to be followed by two years' simple iinprisonn-ent, was passed by Mr. Justice Mills this morning on a Tamil estat' labourer, Karupiah. who was found not guilty of murder but guilty
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    Fatal Fall From Lorry
    147 4 Fatal Fall From Lorry \From Our Oun Reporter] Malacca, Monday. 4 VERDICT rt death by mis- adventure >vas returned hv the .Malacca Coroner in an inquiry into the death of a Malay earth coolie, Khamis bin Ripin. which took place on the 9th instant as a result of a lorry
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    Practice Mobilisation Of The S. V. C.
    147 4 Practice Mobilisation Of The S. V. C. Singa] ore, Monday. |-J K. the (Governor. Sir Shenton Thomas, paid an informal visit to Telok F'aku camp yesterday morning where the First Battalion S.S.V.F.. who carried out a practice mobilisation on Saturday afternoon, were going through programmes of drills and weajwn training.
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    GERMANS LEAVE SPAIN
    25 4 London. May 29— Kive large ships with Herman legionaries from Spain passed the Straits of Dover early morning errcute to Hamburg Reuter
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    SYMPATHY FOR CHINA IN GERMANY
    131 4 SYMPATHY FOR CHINA IN GERMANY DETUINING to China from I tour of lM %M Verde" which arrived in Singapore ti. d-.v b > M Chuen attached to the Chinese educational ami**** Mr Ul The purpose of Mr. Liu's tour was to \Lsit the various schools in foreign XHintrfefl and to
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    85 4 I > fW It would haveVe i for him it hi had stuck to 2 nouncm,. bur !ne n. O f would not have been ao»J As it is. h, solves the ifl the girl, and finally 21 ■studio for his pains. ■w£!°7 e Murphy pUyj Eduardo CUnn m
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    109 4 tike brok< oul yesterday! one nf tbc nv.':— *<d vm pore, opposite M< e Beach Rod in Fraser Street, next dcx»r to retail shop, win D th< \4 36. Cftllght tire. The lames wen r.uticeaUe Beach Road P lic< statiaJ about 300 yards away from til the fire. Three
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    31 4 .Tribune Staff R^ Kuala Lumpur. May 29.-*J a charge of attempting o» Kanapathi Pillay, a TamJ W was fined $15 or in defanß' rigorous imprisonment D> man. the First Magi^ra^
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      40 4 OUR SERVICES ARE AT YOUR DISPOSAL T* k««p abrtut with th« pro(r«M of eeonomlt developmenta, no baslnooi eonctni eaa afford not to Uko advanU«t of tht maltifariom aorricoa offerod by a reputed banking Inatltiitloa wttk T «ar§ of Haandai exptrl«uc%.
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      20 4 SOI 1 81 IIBfiITISH INSURANCI COMPANY, LTD BRANCHES ft AGENCIES THROUGHOUT THE WORLD Tei me 2 F!n'n vr n OrPcn
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    311 5 Huge Area Retaken From Japanese Sh.miihai. May 2M. 'PflK kmgt area in Anhwej Province, osttnsihl> conquered by Japan* iso. has ually bse« Pfconqiered hy snerriDa armies except the citiej rAvnu: the Yangtsc and narrov. strip<>f territory aioftg the railway. This passage o curs in a striking rpecial hrticle on
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    105 5 annh r*»r? ol the «n- u ot the Malaya r w(e kl> Radio Supjje- morrow. May ftccasion the .morrcm w-n free enlarge Li ;.i eight page*. ,nnii u'l! cantata, JJ usual >>n :irt- .ml teaprnfusel> illustrated rl to radlt -.'..ii.-.i. t j, deal with tne nl 0 adiasting in
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    Japanese demand Rejected
    119 5 Japanese demand Rejected Ho igk< ii^. Max 29. reiuvn! tr the unreasonable we demand refavilßg the thi Shanghai International t was m idc bj the ShangrijKil Council. uhi%h eonsimattcr Hi^ed. understood to have 1 '>"■ S.M.C in negotiAt ["he Council could not accept or requests, since the and agreements res
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    AMERICAN MISSION BOMBED
    29 5 AMERICAN MISSION BOMBED I Chow, May 29 MUltt€ has i->--on the Japai.Aw Jrican Vission coastal ana ilometrea south of tl Ant raM k pUmea on toUowtaig the Central News
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    Nanking-Shanghai Railwav Threatened By Guerrillas
    76 5 Nanking-Shanghai Railwav Threatened By Guerrillas Hongkong, May 20. War clouds arc again gathering iowtf the Nanking-Bhanghal Railway since the arrival of Chinr.se regular! to assist the guerrillas. The situation aioiu the railway line has become tense, particularly m SOGChOW, WUftlh and NanKiang. Harassed by the Chinese in the entire railway
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      84 5 DnUJ^ *J \a» Picked and preserved as L,V\ Jt^^ soon a> tliev iir ripe iUui jlj^Ea '■■^0 y^ <^^ packed in airtight bottles. *M^W3Effifij&'* Crosse vV BKickwellS Iv- iJaflffiH|*ter*' Gooseberries remain a* i^^!^^^ fresh and juicv as on the j! ty] SSf da v that thev are gathered i Lirts
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      155 5 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. Established bv Royal Charter A.D 1824. Incorporated in Ihe Nttherlan< i, (Netnerlandj Trading Society i BANKERS AMSTERDAM Paid Up Capital (.40.030.000,* Reserve Fund 10.500,' 00,« Chairman of the Board of Mfffcttfg H. C. REfIBOCK. Managing Huurd: D. CRENA DE lONGH LL.D. -Pr«<ltiMl M. TAUDIN CHABOT D.ieit
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      130 6 jOMIMII) Xl'tfK^X! The PICTURE ALL-SINGAPORE is FI.OCKL\G to! 1~ A niTAI I SPECIAL MATINEE LArl I ULI to-day at 3-15 6-I5 NIGHTLY 9-I5 .v^^WITH ENTERTAINMENT MAGIC! mum A NEW UNIVERSAL PICTURE DON T MISS THIS! IT S DEANNA S BEST! t; ',V-D\v l3 THEATRE ROYAL 1 T Return Screening lor
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      219 6 JL, I I """"■"I pavilion irrz p tae N HETOHTHE^^ Shi ""H H^BjUUHpppl rotest ■ife^ :^n ;J A-er's mv. the Cr w^^^^^^ en M.'V J v j rhe Japaiu.-.- .aval authoritlaj I .he ill^.a! j-rj •4BJ^^^^^^ tf MmU i Aramis near H -..-kong cn| lA*%3^T^I A *%3^T^ IV ler ob
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    Daladier Throws Peace Hint
    153 7 Paris, May 29. desire to live in friendship with all men was stressed by in a speech at the inaugural ceremony of the new f. :ion memorial in Noilly Cemetery. The Premier said that they never had the pretention of presenting themselves as a predestined race,
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    99 7 Reuter Berlin, May 29. I reception is bein* prepared -Germany's Spain volunteers Ltti»y< *<r where the volunteers will been hanging out bunting and flagpoles for n e rl y a week. bokeeVrs have been officially fJEut heir sn °P s between 11 3 pjn Wednesday and factories tn ordered
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    109 7 Hmgkong, May 29 BntMi merchantmen, Wuhu I the Buiterfield and Swire Co., Hiiwo of the Jardine and MathWCo.. are leaving Shanghai to■u or on Tuesday for Hankow. kn British replacement and the two steamers weigh anchor, ■l either be escorted by H.M.?. m. or another B.itish gunboat, m\'>~ to
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    Royal Train "Pushed" Up
    168 7 Banff, May 29. AFTER attending early morning service Their Majesties left the hotel at 10.30 a.m. local time and motored in an open car through the Rockies to Lake Louise, forty miles west of Banff, to rejoin the royal train en route to Vancouver. A pusher
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    THE RAJPUTANA
    30 7 The P. and O. Rajput-ana has left Hongkong and is expected to arrive at Singapore 8 at 9.30 o ™\£s vill proceed alongside the SH.B. wnau on arrival.
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      168 7 3 the Sweethearts of FOUR DAUGHTERS arc Back with a Gayer, more glorious Hit j They Stole your Hearts in FOUR DAUGHTERS j Now They fill it \v th laughs love THE SWEHTHEARTS OF TOUR DAUGHTERS" REUNITED! i Lane and Lynn in love agin! Hfj^^^^^H K^flH Topper'f Pay is gay—and
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Tuesday. May 30, 1939. MALAYA'S GIFTS
    338 8 MORNING TRIBUNE Tuesday. May 30, 1939. MALAYA'S GIFTS fOMMENTIN'G on the gift Of t1. 000,000 made by the Straits Settlement! towards the cost of the defence of the Empire, the London Times says: "The record of Malaya is one of which the country may we! 1 be proud, for it
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    HITLER believes DANZIG will go TO GERMAN WITHOUT WA
    694 8  -  MADAME TABOUIS L'Oeuvre, Paris By -From a three-day conference of Nazi Party speakers has just taken place. Goebbels delivered a long harangue. I am told that he made tshe following outstanding revelations:— Hitler h:is already fixed the day, and even the
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      L. M's PROBLEM FOR EASTERN SERVICES
      1167 9 r'E KING'S FLAMINGO NEARLY READY (From Our Own Correspondent) London, May 12. MY ponengan at 230 m.p.h. or twice as many passengers m.p h. That is the decision confronting Royal Dutch L K.L.M. are reported to hesitating about their purchase uglas D.C.s's for the
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      179 9 Tokyo. whether there was not r; la.- of labour in agriculBirr.ur.ities in Japan, the ■o: Agriculture, Mr. Saku-mt-y atly that there lobe a shortage of labour I districts. ■the heavy drain on manpower ■rovinccs due to the war \n fcny farmers were becoming Bon and other factories owing fchcr
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      PROMINENT SOVIET AIRWOMEN KILLED
      55 9 PROMINENT SOVIET AIRWOMEN KILLED Moscow. ANE of the Soviet's best known airv women, Major Polina Ossipenko and Brigade Commander Anatoli Serov were killed in an air crash. Both will be buried under the wall of the Kremlin. They are "heroes of the Soviet Union." Transocean adds that the deceased will
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      SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY
      47 9 Tenders are invited for the erection of Pump-House, at Seletar Waterworks. Plan, Specification and tender form may be obtained at the Municipal Architect* j Office on payment of a deposit of $50. Tenders close at 12 noon on June 5, 1939. C.H. GOLDIE Municipal Secretary
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      SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY
      44 9 Tenders are invited for the supply of Straits Pipes and Special Casting* for period 1-10-39 to 30-9-40. Tender Form and Specification may lifc obtained at the Tender Room. Tenders close at 4 p.m., on August 8, 1939. C. H GOLDIE, Municipal Secretary.
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    93 10 WITH A GIGANTIC MILITARY PARADE before the statue of the martyr in the P'ace its ryramides, Paris celebrated the anniversary of Joan of ire. Above: Troops marching in the parade past the statue, at foot of which arc members of the French Cabinet. Right, M. Daladier placing a wreath
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    FRENCH GENERAL GOES VISITING
    109 11 FRENCH GENERAL GOES VISITING (.1 M.KAI. \\l-:\<..\M>. FORMER CHIEF OF THE I KIN* II GENERAL STAFF, and the party of 100 French reserve officers who are on a fiveday visit to England vLsited the Royal Military College at Sandhurst. The party watched a parade and march past by the cadets
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    your jeeth are so precious
    1063 12 your jeeth are so precious Take good care of them, therefore, since they can affect your health. QXE of a woman's greatest charms is. surely, beautiful, pearl-like teeth which, when disclosed by a happy smile, can add appreciably to her appearance. Apart from this, teeth are so very precious and
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      14 12 Si Just Arrived STOP RED |4 REDWOOD V**^^^^^^^^ SKY BLUE PINK. MAYNARD'S Battery Rd.
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      47 12 SWO£ ?A££ ANNUAL CASH SALE will commence on WEDNESDAY the 31st May, 1939, for 10 days only. Discount 20 per cent, on marked prices of all articles excepting underwear on which there will be a discount of 10 per cent. 18 Battery Ruaa, Ist fioor Phone 7143
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    BEAUTY On Holiday
    624 13 BEAUTY On Holiday l/n:: are just taking leal leave, or whether Id for a six months 1 ■mlanci. you will find L tumber of cosmeli;- yin- perparations lip appreciably to preBauty under somewhat lady condition* Before, a uood plan to m. these, so that the Buloi*> grooming which B; to
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      417 14 BY P&OmdBRITISH INDIA.LINES (INCORPORATBD IN ENGLAND) ft_ °^r. Tonnage RAWALPINDX 17.000 $3& aA ifSS Jffi S SOUDAN 6,500 June 2 SanVJit 17.000 Aug. 25 ?S2?, AL \IZ jSeM jS^ORE 6.000 Aul-26 CORFU 15.000 June ju pAjrpTjRA 17 000 Sept. 8 ■2 U 5?L AN llfoS jSSIi RAWttPWDI 17M0 Sept. 22
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      300 14 V TO FRENCH roil l HCMEWAKi>s D'ENTRECAfiTTkAUX For Marseilles, Havre Antwerp Du CAP. TOURANE For Marseilles, Nantes, St. Nazaarie&Bo^*' TO SAIGON INDOCHI CAP TOURANE For Saigon. Tourane anc. Haiphone I DESIRADE For Saigon, Tourane and Haiphong I iS. A. M. 1. (from Sai^n) G.G MAURICE LONG For Saigon G.G. PASQUIER
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    124 15 lial Law Declared In Nantao t Hongkong, May 29. I l;) been declared in Nantao, in the south of the (it\. and in the French Concession, following an exploingnan Dockyard on the night of May 25. Two workers cl twelve injured in the bomb incident. Unconfirmed reports have it
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    49 15 i. .\:.V'."l Bahru, Sunday. C man. was tod on a ■if 18 tubes on Apr. 29. Mr. s. c. Boon, husid he held a Tan Peng t for him 10 and was time a big towj not feel very the ten tubes. Abu Bakar, aftei the defence, J
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      236 15 |»i\§ PIIILP LIXE. iln rorporated in Australia) NEXT SAILINGS Dae Sails. In port June 3 July 6 July 9 rip tickets from Singapore to Australia issued at the igers may transfer at Singapore, Brisbane, Sydney or o the connecting K.P.M. Vessel /SYimv return $642 86 Ist class $430.71 2nd class
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      68 15 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (APCAR LINE) FOR HONG KONG, SHANGHAI, MOJI, KOBK AND OSAKA I I I, A W A 10,000 TONS SAILING JINK 1 AT 3 KM. z'~j vessel modwn aeeommodation for Pir»l Baloon and Sim* And Saloon 1 rSi SneMa" Hoi lay Return ticket I China
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      36 15 Mails For Indo-China Mails for Indo-China originally advertised for despatch by ts. G. G. Pasquier closine; at 11 a.m. yesterday Mondayi will now be despatched by s.s. Athos II closing at 7 p,m. en May 31.
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      500 15 j POSTAL INTELLIGENCE TO-DAY Ainca bcuth "Imperial" 30 2 p.m. Atnca Scuth La Plat Maru 30 l pm# America (South. La Plata Maru 30 t m r»l m on, "Imperial" 30 2 pjn Canada Whole "Imperial" 30 2 pjn. ~?y Ion La Plata Maru 30 I p.m. ninax "Imperial" 30
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    FAIR DIVIDENDS AT PENANC RACES
    973 16 FAIR DIVIDENDS AT PENANC RACES Just My Luck Scores A Double: Maiden Wins For tTm \m>+ \_T* I X +ar >^ l r Own t Pen -1,. M- nday. KKS of the second day's racing al Penaag in tlu opening ax* tin i»i Hi- Penans Turf Club 10-day were Ihe
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    MR. F. M. STILL ENTERTAINED
    44 16 n Cot it l v "ohore Prison party x he Public Work* th€ pre- Presldtat of the JoD AsoCc:at!.>:: Uld bftti a gratl (ieal to encourage the the state He will be going IX months' [eav^ from June 2
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    69 16 T\ mSSSSH |-«'l O\lN V SCORES Ur AN GLO-CHINESI J Hon P irai I K S Bowlin- N 32, C n lor 24. ST. JOSEPHS INS™ r. c ;i K Aerii b T S M. Cornsllus I 8 ■T Gal stan L D Bo b Dor.i. TayaKxldt b W
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    98 16 > From 0«r Owl <<> rK SegMtfM TIIK (lovernim'M Scr« Brfimit Dlslricl tables with ten poJits for J es played. Meetinf the ion jtriitinn m yesterday the Srrvii-^ cut win by Ikrcc pMI They wntt the better ij] served their win. The.riofl Cd well as a line and *on*
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    League Position
    31 16 Tbe tea** tables to *»1 lows: p g Govt. Senrta Jj 1 PWD 2 1 India Ceylon As i Police i Town Vou: 1 Europeans -^JJ o:d Boys' A^.
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    Pasir Panjang Rovers
    20 16 I I Panjang I Zion Ran I The R I Cliuan (2).J g FocnCh- I lores' onU
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    79 17 I bi-monthly Mixed lonrbon for May was pl*ycd Sunday afternoon I win for Mr Mrs. nth a net score ot "I 1 ►nt and the foilcw- I: 40 8J 4 11% Hallas mmm H C Ainslie 39 6' 4 32-% Bgej] l 45 10 > 2 34 »o ft
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    76 17 (Own C (respondent i Ban kok. May 26 tennii an i rith i vie\. layers abroad In i the Thai peopl-^ I the Publicity cting play- ers to be .sent abroad. H.R.H. Prince Aditya Dibabha Pres jent of the Council of Regency, in thw name of the Kins has
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    EUROPEANS FIELD
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    35 18 i John*-' Si 10 qualify in Ermlunu been urrt !I Association oi medical e d» The NH if he l- J lipht fe« away, and i in thai rrcopniof thr Bettina boi title. Reuter
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    PENANG COLLAPSE FOR 71 RUNS LANGOR SCORE EASY WIN
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    102 19 I.CA. Sport Ip llej;. rter) I Monday. i rfcket eleven ie local o and !*3 runs \< rv cheap after the >k of obtainan innings den thLs morning I ut u:ui\ ailing atM MCA. Ist Innings: 4 lil Innings: 36. 1 2nd Innings b M. De Silva 20 6
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    84 20 Mexico Pays Cheque On Seized Land Mexico, May 2 .i. 4 CHEQUE for a million dollars, the first of nine similar annual payments for foreigners' land expropriated under .Mexico's agrarian development programme, will lx> handed ver in Washington to-day. The joint American -Mexican commisioiii which are estimating the final amount
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    26 20 Haifa, May 2j. Detachments of th> Welch Regiment rounded up ar mned gang at Safaci, kiilhig .<.ree, wcu three and capturing five. Reuter
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    53 20 Berlin, May 29. WITH Roderich en .e. taip r.alle Bchroeder, 2- 3 6—3, 6—3. nrmtay etrni i the ri£,nt to meet Great Britain n the Tur^oean z^ne f Cii J it Bei In n xt m ek-end G^n.arv w n 1 -st nnd Sweden
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    35 20 WOODERSON AGAIN M.i' i in( n% in the Britt: ,ta at White* City, Sidney Wood tan tae mile in 4 minuter, iuet en sc tond out- ici r core, ut 4 minute 64 10 Reuter
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    23 20 m, May 29: It is officially stated Ui- 14 .een Mary continues to make .s'at sta .tor/ progi b vj. Reuter
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    81 20 Penang. H OOVV a Chinese sampan* n thrown Into the sell body picked up two days" revealed ut the inquest by ner. Mr. A. W Behafl^ death ol XU Wl a*j Chinese bu nan< throw lit a *•> pMOonem ision* kang on May L E 1 ft I 13,.
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