Morning Tribune, 16 June 1939

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    12 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE 4-Xo. 11-i. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, June If,. 1939. FIVE CKNTS.
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    JAPAN WANTS COMPLETE SHOWDOWN IN CHINA
    175 1 JAPAN WANTS COMPLETE SHOWDOWN IN CHINA NOT AFRAID OF BRITISH ECONOMIC REPRISALS WHOLE QUESTION OF FOREIGN CONCESSIONS NOW INVOLVED TOKYO, JUNE 15. T IS INDICATED THAT IN THE VIEW OF T IK JAPANESE AT TIENTSIN, THE TIME HAS PASSED FOR A SETTLEMENT OF INDIVIDUAL QUESTIONS PIECEMEAL, AM) ONLY A FUNDAMENTAL
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    63 1 TOKIO. JUNE 15. NG 10 A JAPANESE NEWS CY MESSAGE F ROM TIENTEE JAPANESE TANKS APON THE BORDERS OF THE CONCESSION THIS AFTERJPCB WERE SAID TO HAVE )UGHT UP AFTER BRITISH lAD ESTABLISHED A GUARD ONLY A FEW YARDS FROM THF JAPANESE SEARCH CD I HN'r.n THRFE MA NS
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    British Troops Called Out
    234 1 British Troops Called Out Nentsi*, June 15. »nd day of the blockade led *tth an exciting incite Concession boundary at i Racecourse Road, where attempted to incite a t*o thousand Chinese to I Concession barricades. A Durhams armed \suns and a strong T( were rushed to the ler^upon *he crowd
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    "PATCHED-UP" COMPROMISES NOT WANTED
    117 1 Tientsin. June 15 ZSiSZftS, t^htf-prS'chf/ng Kai-She, and anti-Japanese attitude. 11 states a Japanese news agency. IT IS ADDED THAT ALL PATCHED-IP" COMPROMISE ARK TO BE REJECTED. «s: as a »~£T »i orifich and French Governments Infernal exehanses of views b^-n t*** o U polnwd out over
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    "CRAVE SITUATION," SAYS PREMIER IN COMMONS SPEECH
    344 1 London, June 15 IIM Tientsin was made by the Prime A state^nt on the situation at Tientsin was Minister in the Co^ on .^f^-, authorities were taking all preHe said that the British military auUior cautions in maintaining °^.^fj^ n alongside the Bund
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    "THE SWORD IS UNSHEATHED"
    93 1 Tokyo, June 15. rIK sword is unsheathed." writes the Hochi Shimbun referring to the Tientsin blockade. "Even if the British authorities deliver the murderers to Japan, the sword cannot be returned to the scabbard without a fundamental solution of the whole issue in China. "All evils
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    VIGOROUS BRITISH PROTEST
    169 1 Tientsin. June 15. THE British Consul General, Mr. Jamieson, ha* sent a note to the Japanese Consul General, lodging a 'most vigorous protest" against the searching of British subject* entering or leaving the British and French Concessions, and requesting that the Japanese military authorities be asked to
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    MR. NORMAN SOONG TALKS TO CHINA'S WAR LEADERS
    106 2 MR. NORMAN SOONG TALKS TO CHINA'S WAR LEADERS ]t|R. Norman Soong, the Tribune man who is writing his impressions of the war zone for the Tribune Group of Newspapers, in his fourth long despatch appearing on Sunday tells of his interviews with China's principal wartime leaders at Chungking. It is
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    Presbyterian Church Wedding
    50 2 Singapore. Thuniday. THE wedding of Miss H. L. Annati and Capt. William John Holohan took place at the Presbyterian Church this afternoon. The Rev. MacPherson officiated at the ceremony and the organist was Miss Drybrugh. Afterwards a reception was held at tho terido's residence in Oxley Rise
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    GIRL-MOTHER, AGED 12, TELLS COURT OF OLD MAN'S "HORRIBLE CRIME"
    587 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. u AM quite certain that this is not a fabricated case made by this young girl, if it had been fabricated, I am quite sure that it could not have been so clearly proved.
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    Council Protest At Grant Of Padi Land For Non-Malays
    448 2 Council Protest At Grant Of Padi Land For Non- Malays (Tribune Stall Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Thursday. DEFERENCE to a speech made recently at the Federal Council B ing advocating padi cultivation for other than Malays vasi a this morning's meeting of the Selangor State Council at Has Raja Haji Othman
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    23 2 l\ Ir c fetal*, m the B.n ga p ore Hre Miss L U(V x ura r^de. iwece married L£!2 «=^B UtwfflSi
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    46 2 Singapore. n™*%£2 po^ibte. new petrol pump off the ma n "J* cars can line up PJ traffic. mee tin« At this morninu to< m ,ral Board, it 'va^e^e Vty this decision to an who wanted to r e han<l fl pump to a new s.temU^
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      28 2 "CARLOS" No. 2, THE ARCADE, Telephone 6332 European Hair Dressers For Ladies and Gentlemen Specialists in all the latest methods and experts in pedicure and manicure. Prices moderate.
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    117 3 <tiff Reporter) Trlbun I ilinuur. Thursday. s r sln^^ore a few Kweorted to Kuala LuirbuTheatre Ltd., Kuala ■S/cSarged this morning L| C. Kedinan. the first Jfewitfc criminal breach of 1 Slf'against the accuse* 1 rvant in the cml r; Singapore, comSffinal breach of trust of Sthe Pavilion Theatre reenOct.
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    UNKNOWN
    129 3 (Tr.inr.e Staff Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. I a very deliberate insult." comr.:ed Mr R C. Redman, the First ate *hen he fined N.V.S. MoorC. n Tamil. S?0 or in default th- rigorous imprisonment for Insulted Mrs Carey Foster by her in front of a Japanese dry b shop Batu
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    NEW SALARY SCHEME FOR ENGLISH SCHOOL TEACHERS?
    127 3 NEW SALARY SCHEME FOR ENGLISH SCHOOL TEACHERS? Ipoh, Thursday. important matters pertaining to education in Malaya will tecuwed at the forthcoming conference of the heaos J fcptttmmt, in all parts of Malaya at the V.ctona Institution. taon^the Sni'to be discussed are problems regarding English, Malay and Indian Schools in the
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    Policy Explained By The Chairman
    385 3 Policy Explained By The Chairman Tho Rural Ummr4 And Ike PiiMi.- Objection Taken To t t m Letters In The Press Singapore, Thursday. 'WE are here to serve the public and if the public do not consider they have been properly served, they should call our attention to *t, and
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    AUSTRALIA & GERMAN GOODS
    33 3 AUSTRALIA GERMAN GOODS Canberra. June Ift: Mr. Lawson. Minister of Trade and Customs, announced at questioned time Representatives, that the Government was considering legislation to prevent the dumping <u German subsidised goods. Reuter
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    Singapore Municipality
    181 3 Applications are invited for the post of Assistant Roads Engineer, the appointment being in the first instance on l a three years' Agreement. Candidates should be between 23 and 26 years of age and preferably uiv married. Applicants must have passed the Associate Membership Examination of the Institution
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      107 3 Are Your Eyes Weak Have a modern ScienSific eye examination! If glasses are not tt*wJ^' needed none will be \>P^ recommended. Thompson Optical Coi, Qualified Eyesight Specialists 1 L Arcade Bldg., Ground Floor. Tel. 3002 R. A. Thompson, Dr. of ocular Scienc* I rilvikrin treauncnt restores the hair-forming tissues to
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  • REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
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      BULLION MARKET
      32 4 London. Thursday. Previous To-day Change Bar Gold, Fine, per o& £7.8 5 £7.8.5*2 Vi ULVER Spot 19 15 16 19~ii -1 16 Porvard 19 n 16 19\ S 1 16
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      41 4 KrBB,;R PrevuH,. s >idw, B Uyer as, Sellers B>, 31 6 Ist Forward July Buyers 8 3 16 b lf > Sellers h», *•< 2nd Forward Angmet Buyers J» M *M6 3rd Forward OcvDec. Buyers 85 16 Sellers 8 3 f^.
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      METAL MARKET
      27 4 London. Thursday. JIN STANDARD Previous To-day Change C2*h (afternoon price) £226 3 4 £227 J 4 r£' 2 Forward £224» 4 £224 3 4 £U
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      PRODUCE
      70 4 PALM OIL (Malav) In bulk June-July shipment SrJ?? COPRA (Straits, F.M.S.) 5 *<*»*»•] June shipment fll.J.g PaM ft SAGO FLOUR (Sarawak) Buyers June July Shipment a c^„ TAPIOCA Seed Pean Ist qual'V N (Singapore) June Shipment IS- fuiw TFPPER (FAQ.) Suis White Muntok Auc Oct. Shipment 3 3 8
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      Rubber Prices Fall, Reluctantly
      147 4 Singapore. Thursday. JHh blockade of Tientsin, disappointment over the Russian'negotiations. and disquieting: reports from Central Europe have this week been the dominant market influences, and under their combined pressure prices have fallen back step by step but with obvious reluctance. The amendment to the United States
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      25 4 IT M London, June 15. it is officially announced that Lord A Wimborne, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland from 1915 to 1918, passed away vesterday. Reuter
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      FRASER'S DAILY REPORT
      81 4 Smsapore. Thursday. I Tin at midday was SII4U. up and .the Price of Rubber at 4 o'clock wa> I buyers Spot 28' 8 cents, buvers July September 28 l 4 cents, market sliuhtly easier All .section* of the Singapore share market were slightly easier to-day in ■wmpathy
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      122 4 fM Previous 7 S L r ler^ u, M 6 -.3 Dunlop Rubber .7 p., QenenU Electro 7T jM 7, Imperial Checimal Industries 30Imperial Tobacco joq 4 Anglo-Dutch 05*3 v" 1 Canadian Pacific 4.-, London Tin 34^ Rubber Plantation Investment Trust 28-" Linegis 133 3 Ayr/ Hitam.s
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      69 4 London. 1^ Previous TV-ciay IT. on Paris (closing middle rate) 176.73 Unchanged I'.'i. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 8.81 3 4 8.81 15 lb r.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) <3 3 4 Nominal Unchanged T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) Is. 229 32d. Is. 2 *d r.T.
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      U.S.A. Rubber Statistics
      42 4 fr^M^ ll^ SUitCS Rlibber statistics fcr May. 1939. are as follows: gsss «SS Con.sumption 14 490 Stocks of Last cay of Month 153i600 Afloat for U.S Ports en inst day of month 54 000 Consumption of Reclaimed Rubber 3500
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      49 4 Jfew York. Jul Rl BBFR Previous T -dav Market Tone Steadv Steady •pot Buyers 16» 4 ***** Seller* I63 g ;6 516 Forward Oct Dec. Euyerj 16 516 16 1 Seller! 16 7 16 TIN Market Tone Quiet Quiet Spot 48 3 4 n8 3 4
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    UNKNOWN
    623 5 June 15. 5 p.m. P. 4 74 bl'/vX^ 38|- 421--v»i 22 9 23 9 0.72 0.76 20 3 21P 1224 1-27! 2 I 9|6 10 3 lay ijL 121- 0 28 0 32cd 067 0.70 U 20 20:9 26 2 J 6 0.55 0.60 0 21 025 L Tin
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    FRASER & COMPANY
    146 5 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends wQmpani DM**! Books Close TIN Hltam T;t :>'• int. June 19 Kr^Ttr ESS" Gd No 24 b S u ai W Final June 7 Malayan ITn 24 r int. Jane 7 Southern Malayan 2»'o-, in.st June 7 GENERAL Fraser Neave Ord Iscts. int. June
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    216 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore. Thursday. Buyers Seller.AmpaU 3 9 4 3 Ayer WMfl 0.71 0.75 Batu Selango:* 1.26 1.31 Hong Fatts 0.67 0.70 Hongkong Tin 19 20 6 Jelebu? 0.54 0.56 Karnunting Tin 8 9 9 6 Katu Tin 21 22Kenti 2'l 2 6 KlllinghaUs i4j- 15Kramat,^ 9 6 10
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    Mails Delivered
    42 5 The air mail Imperial, d-snatched from Singapore on June 6 was aettnzm in London on Juru? 13 The air mail f Netherlands despatched from Singapore m June 6 and I J«fe oelivered in Umdon on June 11 and l^ respectively
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    111 5 pr 30 Oct. 31 90 lOC oom P*l MINiciPAUTT I 1 a W Btpt. 30 100 101 O^i red 1947 $1,800,000 106 106 nom r^Jl Sept. 30.... E y u.000.000 nT .5 30 1 1 3 U4H nJfli 5 r j3 «.000,000 iSfi! 30 106% 1074 mm
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      148 5 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. by Royal Charter A D i'A Incorporated in the Netheiiai'da. (Netherlands Trading Society > BANKERS AMSTIKUAM Paid Up Capital I 40.03CJ00,Resejve fVBd 10.50CXH)Ckairmaa of the Board of Mtattai H. C. REHBOCK. Haaagiag Hoard: D CFI?:N\ DE lONGH LL.D. PreiiJnul M TAI'DIN CHABOT Dsrec or A A.
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      223 6 CHEERS FOR PYGMALION! A MAGNIFICENT FILM SIRAITS S •NO PRAISE CAN BE TOO GREAT *«"< BEST ENTERTAINMENT YOT; C0U..1, WISH FOR ™181 NE PAVILION 3 SHOWS DAILY! 3.15 6.15 9.15 1 A grand comedy that proves that ever, a street ,^A J\ girl can crash society .if she has a
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      144 6 IRENE DUNNE J beautiful than ever co starred the first time with CHARLES BOYER, f r from his triumphs in 'ALGIERS" 6-i5 TQ-NICHf""^ at the CAPITOL UKO-Radio's polished romantic hit that London critic, raving over! THESE TWO- SWEPT OFF THEIR FEET BY AN ALL-EMBRACING LOVE! .What a situation for glowing
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      151 7 I Officer And His Wife Iv/ned In The Indus W Simla. June 15. I jj lan Galbraith, British Political Apent in Bod"*" r wno we re drowned in the Indus yesterday, Kl.and hk v oNere( j. Their boat which capsized has also Bre(i>- ANOTHER BRITISH nfcd l>v nurses are FILM
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    BIGGEST AIR RAID TEST LONDON THIS MONTH
    2971 8 To Be Made As Realistic As Possible Ben Chimes' London Letter From Our Own Correspondent London, June 2. THE wailing of sirens will herald the start, this month, of the biggest air raid precautions experiment of its kind yet staged in London It
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      30 9 75 YEARS OF HIGHLY EXCELLENT DESIGN tilT PArM^rS Ci4N fl£ ARRANGED SIME, DARBY CO., LTD. Distributor for Sineapor- Johore CO. 194 581. North Bridge M, Si«» a pore. W.P.B. A
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  • MORNING TRIBUNE
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      DEADLY MISTAKE
      326 10 IN view of the continued complaints of Germany with regard to what is called encirclement, in view too of Japan's contention that her "reasonable aspirations" are misunderstood, it is well to consider the statement of Britain's position recently made by the Prime Minister. The British Government, said Mr.
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    BRITAIN'S MILITM
    955 10 Calling Up ■•■■■■■■<••■•■■■■■•■'•■•' I UtukJL I <•■•••••«■«■■■ \w\ ••■■••■•■■■> 5 j The Obw 4 rvor\ j i AmiY I \|i« k rl j I I ABOUT 300,000 young men in all parts of the country have registered their names at Labour Exj changes as the first step towards
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    UNKNOWN
    100 11  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh. ous Reverse On linan Island Shanghai, June 15. I June, over 20,000 Japanese troops have been conLjn the Province of Shantung in order to launch campaign there. The forces are operating in L and Chuchene as their bases. p battle of Moncfyin, Japanese designs in
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    Federation Unacceptable To Princes
    140 11 Federation Unacceptable To Princes London, June 15 THE pronouncement of the in- formal conference of Princes and Ministers of Indian States at Bombay on Monday that the terms offered to the states for joining the proposed federation were unacceptable has disappointed some expectations. The Times says: "There is no reason,
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    TERRIERS' CHIEF VISITS FINLAND
    65 11 London. June 15— m view of bis previous associations with Finland, General Sir Walter Kirke, Director-Generai of the Territorial Army, was invited to rcvist that country Hp. has now been able to accept the invitation and is leaving London for a short visit to Finland on
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    TERRITORIAL ARMY
    66 11 London. Jtine 15 -The total strtngtli of thr Territorial Army is now approximately 406.000 officers and men. R?cruitinu for the doubling of the It-rri-torial field arms durm« the /ortnlgno ended June 10 brought in 5 529 recniits The total potential strengtn of th- TerritortMl Army field force on
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      16 11 f«up Convenience OR AFTER tf SHOW At The TOL STAURANT to*y Rock Oystcrt AND Oen^ Miuwberrid
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      73 11 FOOD QbUhmbh 4 Omn*u art Umrm Singapore mnmmtun "VndPis nre IttftM f «f the constructs of "semi-P' -.-mancm gJ^J^ v*rts in SUll Road from joo Cniat ri at•S ChanS Road Specincation. schedule fSKd form ot obUined at the Municipal Lnßineer Department on payment o I a deposit of $25 Tenders
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    Rescue Attempts On "THETIS" In Vain
    116 12 Rescue Attempts On "THETIS" In Vain The r Ut U MH J ajitu n i! P. K. (Mam. commander of the Fifth Submarine Flotilla, who was the first man to escape fn>m the TfeHit" »y means of the Davis escape apparatus, photographed aboard the ?scoU vessel Vigilant"— hat less and
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    86 13 Thf wreck buoy being loaded on the salvage lug "Salvor" > w:*.i« h now marks the scene of the disaster. It was at Birkenhead that the "Th iW was hui <Fla.«t News). (Ttanel N <u f?r the ￲erl subnarine. (F'anei News). Sir Charles Craven, head of Vickers (the armaments firm),
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    Restless Sleep
    1303 14 Is Often Caused By Lack Of Peacefulness In Baby's Surroundings Ihe Healthy Baby I* Only hToo Ready T« Steep, Bv liar And B> \ij*ht JHE two paramount needs of the \cung baby are a sufficient and nutritious milk supply and an adequate amount of sleep amid healthy surroundings.
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      85 14 I 5i f lU.nl 1 I r4J*Tp^lW II Ut d Wn on the fime I I^^^Jl II spent in marketin I l^feSH II money bv buying food I l^^^Sj II iu bulk Kec P food fresh > I p?J longer. And do all three I Lgg^ggggj^^^ by investing in a
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    UNKNOWN
    1141 15 You Cook Apples In These fslew And Delicious Ways Bare such a very healthy H that more time should be concocting appetising dishes tne m than is usually the case. choosing apples for cooking ses buy the hard, rather sour kind available in the market. real cooking apples are
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      354 16 BY P*Oand BRITISH INDIA.LINES (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) Outwards Da* Tonnage S'pore Tonn»ge Sp#re CHITRAL 15.000 June 17 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Aug. 11 CORFU 15.000 June 30 RANOHI 17.000 Aug. 25 BURDWAN 6,070 July 1 BANGALORE 6,000 Aug. 26 CANTON 15,500 Juiy 14 RANPURA 17.000 Sept. 8 CARTHAGE 25.000 July 28 RAWALPINDI
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      321 16 |K_ TO FRENCH~POK kl*j charceurT^eun HOMEWARDS. D ENTRECAST7.AUX For MarseUles. Havi. A CAP. TOURANE For Marseilles, Nan te.s St N\\: «t Bc^ j TO SAIGON INDOCHI DESIRADE For Saigon. Tourane and Hfipr/ CAP ST. JACQUES For Saigon. Tourane ?rA fii S. A. M. I. G G MAURICE LONG For Saigon
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    OWNERSHIP OF LAND CONTESTED
    581 17 Singapore, Thursday. [AN documents which are insufficiently stamped, and therefore iuHnplete, be admitted In evidence, was one of the questions his lordship was asked to decide at the continued hearing of a civil suit c-day in the High Court in which a 60-year-old Malay woman, Ahminah
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    SHIPS IN DOCK
    146 17 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THB WHARVES OS EXPECTED TO ARRIVE KKPPKL HARBOrR Main Wharf: Dredger Todak. Clam. Vyner Brooke. Van den Bo.sch. Nieuv. Zeeland King's Dock Wharf: Nil. Coal Wharf: Nil VESSELS IN DRV DOCKS Albert Dock: Pontoon D. Tanjong Pagar: Victoria Dock: Nil Keppel Harbour: Kings Dock: Nil
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      255 17 IK\S PHI Ll* LIVE. I 'In:ornorated ir. Australia* I NTXT SAILINGS I Doe Sails. ft" 1 July 6 July KIA Juh\3o Aug. 4 I nd trip tickets from Singapore to Australia issued at the ers mav transfer at Singapore, Brisbane, Sydney or 'rtr.nectinir K.P.li. Vessel. ■UNE/SYDNEY return 5642 86 Ist
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      186 17 £fAL INT ELUCENCe] TO DAY •Imperiar' June 16 2 p.rr N- "Imperial" 16 2 pr.i "•""iSanthia 16 ic an, jnrungun -Parcels only) Pahaiv- 16 730 pm andD Pahang 16 8 am ,nd PalftUM "Imperial" 16 2 pit ?S a nd Ireland "Imperial „16 2 p.n int Great Britain fep "Impenai
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      121 17 MAILS EXPECTED Mails expected f rom Australia, Methei lands Indus ,etc by Air (Qantas), Mm« of delivery of boxhoklns 1 letters only 3 pm and leneral detWeri ol letters 44)5 p.m. to-day. Mails expected from BUTOpe 6ic Londoni by Air (Imperial) to-day and to mOTTJW. The time of delivery is
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    Rural Board & Question Of Representation
    873 18 Rural Board Question Of Representation Important Statement By Chairman Singapore, Thursday. '•U/HILE there is no legal obligation to appoint members of particular nationalities, still it has been found to be convenient to mix the nationalities. This (Board) is representative not in any sense that any section of the community expects
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    UNKNOWN
    88 18 •fro,-, t)vn ■Mffetmte's court tafL, 5 bin IMianed B?tt He was ch&rstd with 'It is very difficult to rS this section- sair \h» S' tatendent of Customs u2 through a rubbed w f !j State onto NS Most of 2 Bl«rs make use <>< this nrivS strad of the
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    29 18 Singapore Thursday.-4t t gtstion of Mr J m j an sen t Board at a meeting held to-dj to erect nameboards at the end Road and Jansen Road.
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    RURAL BOARD APPOI SUB-COMMITTEE
    839 18 Singapore, Thursday. SPECIAL sub-committee of two unofficial members of the Board, with power to co-opt the other unofficial members if necessary, was appointed at a meeting of the Rural Board held this morning. The two primary members of the sub-committee are Mr. C. Reuben and Mr.
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      46 18 Law Notice For I Before the Chief 1^ at 11 a.m. h bin* man vs. n* concluded > f MannW Before Mr JJJ" Court at 10.30 a bers Summon^-^ n otion Summon.Theiv; rl Mine ong VS. Oiu^ ar at Befoi' Fixing U-* At I 1 At 21-
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    837 19 jn Identified By Missing Finger (erland turns over Ifter dive into straits Singapore, Thursday. derlard Flying Fortress, the L. 5801, weut into a.shal.ow btlv after taking off. then crashed into the Johore Straits Chief s{) leet on the mornins of J""^"* f>w instead e mmed on its hack was
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    24 19 u .Ik with Lupino Lane and Sally Grey, from the famous A from .he ~&%FS?^ <aPm S lt^"' i^lish musical comedy. Me and W
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    Rural Board Food By-Laws
    102 19 Rural Board Food By-Laws Singapore, Thursday. TONTPIOL over the sale of fresh meat, v vegetables, fruits and fish in rural areas is sought by the Rural Board, and with this object in view new by-laws t^ b? called the Rural Board Food and Drinks By-laws, have been drafted. Drawn up
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    Praverft For China's Victory
    39 19 Lha>sa. June 15— Sponsored by regent IJcchen1 Jcchen Hutllkehtu. acting mler in Tibet I all lamasaries at Lhassa prayed fcHJ China's victory and Generalissimo at Chiang Kai-.snek"s health on May 12. Chinese Central News Agency.
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    "Slow Sign" For Motor Vehicles
    148 19 "Slow Sign" For Motor Vehicles Singapore, Thursday. |THK word M 8low" will ba painted, whole it is not already done, on all approach roadft to villages in rural anu. This decision was taken at to-day'? meeting of the Km a! Board. The Chairman pointed out thut the objection to a
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    POSTHUMOUS HONOURS FOR DUTCH EXPERT
    120 19 Chungking. June 15. rHE Executive Yuan, in a meeting he'd yesterday, conferred posthumous honours on the late Mr. F. J. M. Bourartz. the Dutch conservancy expert, who was dvowned while investigating the navigability of the upper reacMl of the Golden Sand River, on the Ssechwan
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    Extraterritorial Rights Challenged Tientsin Crisis First Step
    268 20 Extraterritorial Rights Challenged Tientsin Crisis First Step "JAPAN'S BLUFF CAN BE CALLED," SAYS CHINESE FOREIGN MINISTER Chungking, June 15. IN blockading the foreign concessions in Tientsin, detaining Colonel Spear and Lieutenant Cooptr. causing the death of the British subject, Mr. Tinkler, and instigating anti-British agitation, Japan's real purpose is to
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    44 20 London. June 14 Gilt-edged were fractionally easier and foreign bonds were weak The decision to raise the third quarter tin quota by five per cent, to 45 per cent was in accordance with expectation snd did net affected price. Wall street was easier Reuter
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    British Press Comment
    575 20 British Press Comment London. June 15. The morning papers generally dismiss the immediate cause of the Tientsin blockade—the British refusal to hand over four Chinese alleged to have been involved in the murder oi a pro-Japanese official as a mere pretext by Japan for challenging the greater issue of extraterritorial
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    Significance Of French Staff Talks In S'pore
    118 20 Significance Of French Staff Talks In S'pore Hongkong. Jun« 15. THE forthcoming Anglo-French conference in Singapore is considered here as supplmentary to the recent defence conference held in New Zealand, for since there is the possibility that Japan is strengthening the Anti-Cominterr. Pact, the necessity exists for Great Britain and
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    Death Of "Pup Minister
    43 20 Death Of "Pup Minister Hongkong. June 15:— The ci-:atl red of Dr. Chen Chin-tao, puppet Finance Minister On 1 formed government" and com governor of the "Him Hsin Col Bank." He was twice FJii'ice. lin the defunct Peking Gft'ii Chinese Central News Agency
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    French Press Views
    157 20 French Press Views Pans, June 15 The *J Japans *udden mov at S Mr. Strany'.s arrival in u23 derlincd in theS' 11 H L'Epoque commematur Dek* is -struck- by lhe comc:^ Can cue suppose that Beri^ unable to obtair. a promise fo of naval co-operation in the i l-ean d?n
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    PROSECUTIONS BY THE RURAL BOARD
    251 20 PROSECUTIONS BY THE RURAL BOARD Future Procedure smsa^Tp* PROSECUTIONS under the Rural Board O l^ l1 ttled at r to be followed in future wae discussed ana g meeting of the Board over which the chairman, sided. The chairman mentioned at the outset that prosecutions were only instituted by the
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    Adulterated Whisky Charge: Accused Acquitted
    103 20 Adulterated Whisky Charge Accused Acquitted Singapore. Thursday THE case against the proprietor of Chop Tong Kiat Seng of No 246. Jalan Besar for exposing for sale adulterated whisky were disposed of t.iis afternoon, when Mr. L. C. Goh, the Singapore Fifth Police Magistrate, accepted the submission forwarded by Mr. Samuel
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    flediatory Efforts Abandoned
    287 21 flediatory Efforts Abandoned Hongkong. June 15. e <>! tin J 1 pa nest blockade of the British Concession in an. the British Consul General. Mr. E. G. Jamieson. is reportI told the foreifn press that if the Japanese blockade exceeds kv the British will b« compelled to take counter-measures. to
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    Opposition To Amendment Of Neutrality Act
    63 21 Washington, June 15. TWENTY -ONE Senators, members of the isolation sroup. have signed the 'Round Robin" expressing their deteiuiinatinn not to permit me Neutrality Act to be amended. The -Round Robin" declares that put tint munitions on a cash-and-carry basis is subterfuge and with
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    Britishers Badly Treated
    195 21 Tientsin. June 15. After the first shock, the British com- 1 munity is gradually setting down to normal life. The principal theme of conver-jition is what is the British Government going to do. Despite apparent unconcern and gnm determination to stick, it out, there is no doubt
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    French Steamer Searched
    42 21 The French rtewn«f Tai S-unir Honj under charter by the British ten* Jardine Matheson Company, arrived tlr* anernoon and WU con .prllcd to submit to a search. Sho is the flrj JW" vrsM>l to arrivo since the blockado. Reuter
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    Dominions' Commissioners Meet
    99 21 Dominions' Commissioners Meet London. June 15: All the Dumm Office, presided over by Sir Thoin; > Inskip. It is understood they dlscusse'l the latest aspects of the internation:* 1 situation.— Reuter. It is understood t lie conference <t; cussed the action which the Government is considering for protection of Dr
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    CRITICAL SITUATION
    130 21  -  Sin Chow Jit Poll. Consultation With Soviet? Shanghai, June 15. ACCORDING to competent ohservers here, the present crisis in Tientsin ma> well lead to a conflagration in the Far Kast. The situation is getting more cfi tiral as ;i fBMIN "f ninny iiu-iflmt.-■rising <>nt of thr s—fches of
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    PREMIER ON RUSSIA
    72 21 London, June 18 ASKED In the Howie Ol Commons ft* tcrday For B further statement on tj.e progress of th > n-Rotiations with the Soviet Government, the Prime Min ister said: The only fresh information I can Rivn k that Mr. BtrtDg was due t<> arrive at
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    Premier Outlines British Move To Counteract Foreign Propaganda.
    232 21 London. June THK British Government I ,ided not to set up a ministry of inforniat.on b .1 t« tablish I foreign pub nt> ment of the Foreign MNt iin« the general direct.oii of UN erin announced Mr. Chamberlain the Commons to-day. orpat
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    Mrs. Sewell & Loon Chong JVin Mixed Doubles Final
    551 22 Mrs. Sewell Loon Chong JVin Mixed Doubles Final MRS. EBER BECOMES LADY CHAMPION TWO titles changed hands yesterday evening when Mr. Sewell and T Vong l^n Chong became the new Mixed .Doubles champions beatine Mr and Mrs. W. i. M. Warden in the finals 6-3, 6-3, while M^ Eber became
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    41 22 Pastor W.W.R. Lake has been transferred to the Sarawak Mission of Seventh Day Adventists and will preach his farewell .sermon entitled "Will there be a Coming World Dictator" on Saturday at the Seventh Day Adventist Church,' Penang Road, at 5.30 p.m.
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    SELANGOR TRAINING NOTES
    233 22 From Our Ou n Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. CEVERAL interesting gallops were 3 witnessed this morning when candidates were given workouts on the main track. FL«NGCOLUMN (Farthing) and SitlLLiAi* (Whalan) looked very impressive when associated together over six I furlongs. Given a fast workout over (he first
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    Y's Win Both Matches In Water-Polo Tournament
    80 22 Y's Win Both Matches In WaterPolo Tournament THE following were the results of the water-polo matches played yesterday at the Y.M.C.A. pool in the Handicap water-polo league competition run by the newly formed Singapore Amateu; Swimming Association. The Y.M.C.A. first team beat the second team of the Chinese Swimming Club
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    INTER-PORT TENNIS WITH JAVA IN AUGUST ?
    133 22 INTER-PORT TENNIS WITH JAVA IN AUGUST (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh. THE second inter-port tennis match between Malaya and Java, i understand, will take place this year in Java on August 25. The Lawn Tennis Association 01 Malaya, it is further learned, ha> already received an invitation to this match.
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    33 22 o the Padanr yesterday the sec beat the lei leal Union by three goa£ io tw 3 T «Ub led at half time v o Th e score .stuod at 2-1
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    102 22 JHI. up ■"'■isaiwte Turf n the GUI (up day Thro? runs are bein» each division of C W OI runs for each division of class thre« horses, and each division of class 0 In addition, if possibl one run for each division horses that have not won country .since
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    29 22 j The Anglo-Chine* School's Thirteenth Anna be held on June 23. at tl Stadium. The following i 4 to Old Boys of the School *440 yard.s Relay Race.
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    Chopper Murde More Evidence
    527 22 Singapore, Thui THREE medical officers gave evidence at the continne in the Third Police Court into a charge of murder against Yec Yu, a 22-year-old tailor's apprentice. Yee Yu was arrested at Clifford Pier by D.P.C. 1346 at 11 a.m. on May 2, ten days after
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    46 22 the l»u T a meeting in disc i A doming. [tjj d ma owner of „to Lebar took oW« m3 their ware, n<v> the Board to hawkers- Rlll Dr. T H W a. an p uW their u Ordina.. vision in I the p plain
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    614 23 Splendid Soccer At The Stadium South China 4; S.C.F.A 3. jJPLENDID soccer was witnessed by a vast crowd at the Stadium yesterday where tne South China Football team just beat the S.C.F.A. by the odd goal in seven. Contrary to expectations the Singapore side put up a creditable rib
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    180 23 3 Mental Hospital 1. te "player* playing together will ensure victory for any r sk.; so seven state players ensured victory for the their second makh against the Mental Hospital on the mnd vesterday. lor about ten minutei in I The Mentals made a i it, but could not
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    44 23 SLJ?S^ the r.a.p. C°? IIAl IA ftxt^e of the UiL ye 5 erda V by three 'Sandra Barracks ■Jfrhood Party will be ■Uto' a 1 »-30 p.m. at the w Owen Road. Sin- kfi gi ~\l. Major Sft Hopkins, I w<e Capt. B.
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    S-R-A- Annual General Meeting
    170 23 Singapore, Thursday. REFERENCE to the large loss the Association suffered by accepting liability lor catering for meals during Rifle Meetings was referred to by Mr. J. A. Groves, presiding over the annual meeting of the Singapore Rifle Association held at the S.V.C. Headquarters this eveniTLs decided
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    Record Entries For Malayan Tennis Expected
    130 23 Record Entries For Malayan Tennis Expected (Tn.ibune Staff Reporter) Ipoh. THE Malayan lawn tennis chain pionship tournament which will be held this year in Ipoh during the August Rank holidays, is expected t< attract a reeord number of entries not only from all parts of the peninsular but also from
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    Knowlcs Cup At R. S. Y. C.
    69 23 The following fours will row for the Knowlrs cup on Saturday at U* WC Meynen, K. Hardaker, Mrs. A. p van Schotrwen. ANTIPODEAN: E. H Sykes. I. J. Clarke R. V Hanson. T. Turner. Mtss U ENGLISH H S Waddinßton. W H Carter
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    250,000 CERMAN TROOP ALONG POLISH FRONTIE
    268 24 SLOVAKIA COUP AT ANY HOUR NEW YORK. JINE 15. GERMAN! IS REPORTED TO HAVE CONCENTRATED 250.000 TROOPS ALONG THE POLISH FRONTIER IN NORTHERN SLOVAKIA, ACCORDING TO INFORMATION DESCRIBED AS HAVING REACHED THE NEW YORK TIMES FROM PRIVATE SOURCES ABROAD," WHICH ARE ABSOLUTELY RELIABLE. THEY
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    132 24 According to private information stated to have been received by the Nev York Times. German headquarters are being established at Kustrin. about 40 miles from the Polish frontier, under General Von Rundstedt, who is said to be in Berlin awaiting the announcement of his appointment to the command o. r
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    AUSTRALIA AND JAPAN
    110 24 Canberra. June 15. oUPPOKT from the Government for Britain's efforts to conclude a pact with Russia "extends to the conclusion if a direct defensive agreement" stated Mr. Gullett, Minister for External Affairs, in the House of Representai ives. He added: "Such an agreement would :ave no application
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    Ascot Gold Cup Result
    63 24 London, June 13. DULL weather prevailed at Ascot today. Lord Milford with hLs four-year-old olt Fly On, won the Gold Cup, the most oveted trophy of the meeting, five engths ahead of Sir Abe Bailey's Maanta, who was three lengths ahead of Mr. James Rank's Scottish
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    Bulgaria In The Bag?
    103 24 Sofia. June 15.— Extension of the Axis Powers' economic gnp on Buleraria ll foreseen as a result of negotiations now going on in Italy and in Germany. The Bulgarian Minister of Finance. M. Kujilov, is leaving to-day for Berlin in connection with the recently postponed trade
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    Rumania's Move
    55 24 Istanbul, June 15— M Gafencu. Rumanian Foreign Minister, has left for Athens. M. Gafencu and M. Sarajoglu reaffirmed the sincerity of the evergrowing Turko-Rumanian friendship An official states that the attachmen of Turkey and Rumania to a policy oi independence and peace was stressed dv ig the talks
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    475 24 Halifax, Nova Scotia. June 15. OCR minds and hearts are full. We leave your shores after some of the most inspiring and illuminating weeks in our lives." declared the King in a farewell broadcast to Canada. The King said:— "You have given U a welcome the memory of which
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    11 24 Bralisla" 1* Over fifty peo£ in* a pan -Slav u.uoir
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    CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE MOVE IN INDIA
    56 24 4 PROPOSAL that the Congress should ei 1 for mass civil disobedience and declare boyc< will be moved at a meeting of the OougTBM Woi Tune 24 by Saniar Sardul Sin^h Caveeshur. leader, whose resolution which runs counter to technique" of honourable negotiations with tti
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