Morning Tribune, 3 July 1939

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    13 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE 0L 4_N'o. 129. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, July 3, 1939. FIVE CENTS.
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    KING'S STRIKING MESSAGE TO SERVICE VOLUNTEERS
    756 1 Britain Prepared To Preserve Peace London, July 2. A striking message from the King on the national defence preparations was read by the Prime Minister m the course of a broadcast to-night. His Majesty, referring to the great pleasure afforded him and the Queen
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    TIENTSIN TENSION EASIER
    96 1 London. July 2. T is reported from Tientsin that I the situation there is easier md a Japanese military spokes- j nan is cited as denying the report- j >d intention to tighten restric- I ions— which he considered unlike- I y during the Tokyo negotiations, jj
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    REFUGEE STEAMER ARRESTED
    26 1 REFUGEE STEAMER ARRESTED Haifa, July 2 "he British dost'.oyer Ivanhoe has ested the Greek steamer Laspcvt:s, rylng 400 reiuu^s within territorial to, and e<cort^d into Haifa.--.it-er.
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    STOP PRESS
    27 1 London, July 3. Nothing is known m official quarters m London of the rumour pubm Warsaw that British and trench warships will visit r.vrfnia Reuter
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    War Material Still Arriving At Danzig
    173 1 Warsaw, July 2. "t British charge d'Affairs, C J. Norton, again visited Forel^ Ministry to-day and s I Beck's private secretary. understood they discussed ■J latest developments m ttie 'nternatiunal situation. "andillg oi a stl i on Bly-worded note, nzi g Senat f exp^
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    KING AND QUEEN SEE HUGE A.R.P. REVIEW
    150 1 KING AND QUEEN SEE HUGE A.R.P. REVIEW London, July 2. THE King, accompanied the Quee.i and Queen Mary, reviewed 20,000 men and women, representing two million ratirnal service volunteers, m Hyde Park th; afternoon. They saw a composite picture of the whole national service organisation of the United Kingdom, including
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    BRITAIN WILL DEFEND HER PRINCIPLES
    196 1 BRITAIN WILL DEFEND HER PRINCIPLES I.oidon, July 2. f a statement to iteuter and on the international situation today, Mr. Arthur Creeuwood, acting: leader of the Oppofiticn, emphas ised that Britain desires no war and she would unsheatb the sword only m the defence principles sacred to her independence and
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    SINGAPORE TO HAVE FULL DRESS AIR RAID REHEARSAL TO-NIGHT
    248 2 SINGAPORE TO HAVE FULL DRESS AIR RAID REHEARSAL TO-NIGHT SIXTEEN "BOMBS" WILL BE DROPPED i hMVf been bombed" lirs br h«-l«. o. in.K.nlißhl MgBI by wardens. WhUe emergency jrvicw inr^/Kl by. r,ady to answer orders to pro' ,-rM'oihf. semes of -bombings Cadets As Casualties MOTI vuM.altH'*" than on the previous
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    Fined For Using An Unlicensed Kiln
    302 2 Fined For Using An Unlicensed Kiln Ai ink of $r>o, with 50 teats i-«sK h;«s IfllpMti »»v Mr. Cnniud OMbmm "> i'"* l lu%<> this morniiiK on Phong Kuns Sn»u who plraclnl RUill> summons rharge thml »n permitted v kiln to I used within Uu- Munfclpalitj l«" ih, in.rpos.- of
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    ACCIDENTAL POISONING
    90 2 DhA'Ui Iron Accidental corrodve poi Boning v.a the verdicl returned by the eoroni r, Mr. w. G. Porter, at the Inquiry Into the death of i*ve-ywu I child, Wong Ah Sang, who died In the o< neral Hospital on Jinn- 19. D;"'!':! ;cfi was slated to have taken
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    Pains in Back Gono in 3 Hours
    40 2 i irp |i li or < nr Hides, you |< dtnai y mcdii i i .irty, Tii I s. G'-ttini) U| i, NervOhsnrss. fppetit,- I I I Cynti tC) &:r stex C l. Ji>r ,>OU.
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    No Outstanding Change In Tientsin Situation
    241 2 No Outstanding Change In Tientsin Situation Hongkong, June 30. Till British and French Concessions m Tientsin have now beenH blockaded for over two weeks, with no outstanding changeH m the situation. I Japanese sentries recently relaxed the search of those boundM for the Chinese City or the Japanese Concession from
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    CHINA RELIEF
    50 2 Sunday -The Lak Aft Amateur Association successfully reheii cries >1 Chinese classical (tii.ni., tic presentations last nirjht at "\> premises of |hn 900 Koon Chinese School, Jurong RoaJ m aid of ?he China Reliel Fund. A; m khe previous night, the nUi was much appreciate! by the I
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    48 Japanesee Divisions In China
    151 2 Shanghai, June J ACCORDING to the J° urtia n L n shanghai, local French W Japan has mobilized over 1 trcops m China. 1 They are distributed U loUg divisions m North China, la.^V;^ Central China, 15 divisions m M"^ ria and three divisions m
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    EATH OF POPULAR VOLUNTEER FFICER
    1255 3 un(lay- u r Richard Cf S^rilUrt of the m Di'Pii'tment of cIi ""~""m i Polity. to«k "SS Hospital this morning 1 f a 0 Mr. Cauncc .six y«f« °L 1920 as an Assis•^^i^iVv'^^ineer which v hen he assumed JF^bSmSS** Town r-.eiml his oarly «sed victory
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      19 3 Overseas Assurance COBPORATION, LIMITED, China Building, Chulia Street, PHONE 5808. SINGAPORE. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLES, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION PERSONAL ACCIDENT.
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      36 4 London. Saturn Previous To-day as 6 ed Ut Forward July Buyers 83 16 Sellers 8U 2nd Forward August Buyers 8 4 Sellers 85 16 3rd Forward Oct. Dec. buyers 8 516 Sellers 87 16
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      62 4 London, Saturday. Previous To-day Change T.I I CiMllkf middle rate ***** ***** TT 01 Ar.-istprdurn (dosing middle lutej 881 7 H 881 15 16 -1 io TT Shanghai 'closing selling rate) 1 7|8 nominal Unchanged TT Rongkonf closing selling rate) l.s. 2 7 Bd. Unchanged TT fapan Josing
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      METAL MARKET
      12 4 London Saturday. Tin N'j-twiiHi) Previous To-day Change afternoon K2UT,, dosed
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      PRODUCE
      87 4 London. Saturfo Previous To-day njj PALM OIL (Malay) In bulk June July Mipment £14.12.16 nominal £14.111 J| COPRA (Straits. F.M.S.) July shipment C 10 .13.9 sellers £10.10 0 nonil SAGO FLOUR (Sarawak) June' July Shipment 8 6 sellers 8 6 July Aug .vefl TAPIOCA Seed Pearl Ist quality 'Singapore*
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      Foochow Situation: Comrnunicaiiuns Interrupted
      451 4 Foochow Situation: Comrnunicaiiuns Interrupted !|i> ii < koni( Jinn- '<i DUE to the tension pnvsHlng m F oo< hou and Wmehow m vicu of thf uiiiiiiM m Japanese invasion, shipping lirlnn j, llmi >\\. i v) .'ml the Iwo coastal ports lias hern interrupted TIM British steamer. "Nint'.hai. arrived ;il
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      129 4 London. Friday, Previous To -day Chan Distillers 93 97 6 Dunlop Rubber i°* f?J, General Electric 22t??" Imperial Chemical Industries ,Lv ?Lo Imperial Tobacco 63 126 3 Anglo-Dutch 23 9 23 3 Canadian Pacific 4 4 London Tin 3 1 2 31V2 Rubber Plantation Investment Trail 269
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      36 4 Brußpo New York. Saturday. Marke, B Tone SEE 1 8 day Cm Spot Buyers 16 516 closed Forward Oct. Dec. SS&'&V 6 M "Quiet Sr l6h Market Tone Of Spot Steady 487j, Closed
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      BULLION MARKET
      24 4 GOLD London. Saturday. D z. Previous To-day Chanj SILVER 0Z £786 n8612 Fwward 18 18 116 +< rW^ rd 17 1116 17 *****
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    DCKS & SHARES ued By Fraser & Company
    685 5 DCKS SHARES ued By Fraser Company HIKING su^apore. July I. 1 M* 3 6 Tin 4,6 3 Amal 38 40 Malay 20 21;--litam 0.72 0.76 feng 19* 20 ia Tin !.i7 !.22& lehi. l r 9 10 tai 20!- 21 6 Malay ijL 12; •riang 06G 002 V 2 fUtt
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      398 5 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends Singapore, July 1, 1 p.m. Company Dividend Books Close Total m TIN Date Ex Div. >'«. Payable Date Sthn. KnVa 2V 2 final July 12 Aug. 3 July 13 Less tax do. 21/2% int. July 12 Aug. 3 July 13 2V a T aoh
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      181 5 Warder Assaulted Singapore, Saturday.— Using a plate as lis weapon a prisoner at the Changi Prison, to-day assaulted an Indian warier inflicting injuries to the warder's lead and right eye. The warder was taken to the General Hospital m an ambulance. NEDERLANDSCH HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. Established by Royal Charter AD.
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      187 6 PAViLJQN__ owisr. TO Till-: M-ACKOUT, THE SECOND hiuokmanc i: SIMMs 1T9.30* FINISHES Al 1 1 X MONK3HT. MATINEE M I.lft. •IHI-. MFKAhO MA^N IFICI N T V A D E LIG HT 1 0 MASTERPIECE PRODUCTIO! rA ,A, STRAITS TIMI S FM2E PRESS "'"*< Nl FILMED IN PERFECT NATURAL COLOUR!
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      121 6 TO-JIOMMW* OITSTA\|n Vt MKIIX EVEWT €»f »3»il SHO W S DAILY! AT THE CxVPMTIN? r% DRAMATIC! BEAUTIFUL! DIFFEREXTI fsj* v jjjgk ted and Ginger m their firs! dramui romance Taken from the life of ih B^v i^ co iple who started the world dancini, <^W A IOVe S!Or7 aXmOB! t0
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    rogramme For The Next Organ Concert
    96 7 rim several times already has delighted us at erner I::i1 m" rial Hall by making the St. Clair Organ live he Victoria M«n_ takes very se riously the task of his expert *T h V£ he ld once monthly at the Hall, under KgfS
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    CHARITY SHOW
    60 7 Singapore. Sunday. A SERIES of Chinese classical dramatic presentations were successfully staged by the Lak Aik Amateur Association last night at the premises of the Soo Koon Chinese School, Jurong Road, m aid of the China Relief Fund. Well acted, the presentations were well received by a large
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    Cesar Franck
    178 7 I Own will be, aUo In the nrst ti^e programme, a work by the Organist Cesar Fr.nck who exticularly "m the composition of ie BHWC This is entitled "PreBgue an I Variation.* 1 was comin" 1862 m three mewment iorm of thu Composer's attcm In tnia form, has
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    Bach's Prelude
    121 7 wil] ror elude with] "Prelude and j hi Weimai ni»l and Cham 1717. Thesa product!*! ipoted thi ard Fugues, as and Ptifaea 1 net to music not be ovp! C! m i few words. no him md hifl work. pL':'." 1 no any of the, 1 'oiiici o.
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      68 7 COMING SHORTLY ALHAMBRA SIDNEY TOLER PHYLLIS BROOMS SEN YUNG EDDIE COLLINS JOHN MING CLAUt DODD GEORGE ZUCCO ROtfRT MMAMURC UWRBKE A 20th C«n»ury-Fox Pl<twr« Thrills! Laughs! Exiitement! j 1 »-r-i FOR WTHRat-PACKED WEEKS^ j^gggLygJgUS^gff ROBERT MONTGOMERY- »«■>«««.«, h ROSALIND RUSSELL m,o-m. Picr-mENextChange-PAVILION wc«~ Ifc l>rl t vii M TENSORS BOARD
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      97 7 POSITIVELY LAST DAY of Warner Bros. Outslamiing Dramatic Hit ALHAMBRA-to-day 3-15, 6-15 9-30 p.m. For The Convenience Of Our Patrons. Owing to the A.R.P. Blackout to-ni*tot the la«t performance will <>mmence at 9-30 p.m. and finish at 12 p.m. 1938 s Finest Actress!^P^*i^^l939's Greatest Film 1 •ill GEORGE BREM 'HUMPHREY
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Monday, July 3, 1939. THE THREATENED COUP
    322 8 MORNING TRIBUNE Monday, July 3, 1939. THE THREATENED COUP 4 v, report! indicate that Hitler purpose! to effect < i< "'i l m |)an/.itf on the same model as those m Austria and hoslovakia. There will be, acoordtaf to these report!, an Internal movement de>ij»ned to incorporate tbfl Free City
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    DOUBLE CRISIS
    459 8 ACCORDING to Information received m Itfgh quarters m Pans. it is possible tO state that m a very short tune Germany will restart the machinery used In September last, hut this time with its man }X)\vei increased to 1.200.000 massed on the German-Polish frontier, and about the same
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    By MADAME TABOUIS
    238 8 By MADAME TABOUIS tern— could not meet Uw ntmtUHli which would be made on it. JS tor the German military general .staff, it considers thot the etcret economic agreement is much more ndvantageous than the claims on Tunisia and Corsica— that is to say. it gives them the certainty of
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    UNKNOWN
    621 8 After the ilgnini of the "pact of .steel." Pahs h-arnt of the existence of a secret military arrangement betwr en Rome and Berlin, m arrangement whose complicated machinery establish* ---in peacetime as well a.- war-time— the total subordination of tbe Italian army to the Qerman army. It is learnt
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    DOUBLE CRISIS
    208 9 (Continued from previous page) left already for Barcelona accompanied by ten high officers. One part of the mission will occupy itself with land bases, especially en the Pyrenees irui:tier. The remainder, composed of naval officers, will study the possiDilities of the naval bases m connection with submarine action
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    HINA'S MILITARY TACTICS IN THE PRESENT WAR
    674 9 'Not To Go Beyond Our Limitations" b\\K humorous ejes and a firm, wire mouth gave distinction to tures of General Li Tsung-jen, famous Kwangsi commander, Ll I hul the good fortune to meet at his secret field head- larters. unc ier medium height
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    HITLER'S ADMIRATION FOR DANCER
    115 9 HITLER'S ADMIRATION FOR DANCER London. THE 'DAILY SKETCH" with tw» pages of heavy type and pictures, prints a report which begins: "While the fate of the nations is being decided, the talk not only of Berlin, but of every capital m the world. l« Herr Hitler's fascination for Miriam Verne,
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    MARK
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      18 9 F °r Your Convenience be fore or after THE SHOW M.M: At The RESTAURANT Mr nwbrrrifa ol) Uinaljic.
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    GOODB
    104 10 A as she boarded the^J These pictures, brought to Europe kf "Mm Edward Island, off the coast of Ne m Brun« photographed on the balcony of the ParliaJ Wavin* from the brMgt «f the "Km press of Britain" as the liner left Cana ry T he liner called at
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    TO NADA
    196 11 TWO SHARE A STRETCHER:— In a fleet of ambulances, patients of tb c Westminster Hospital were moved the few hundred yards from the old premises to the new building m Horseferry Road, Westminster. Removal of the patients took nearly four hours. The old Westminster Hospital building is being
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    WOMAN – DAY BY DAY
    1700 12 WOMAN DAY BY DAY (Fr.rni Our Own Corrrsponel«Mt LOddOtt, June 22, 193!* j^ONDON'S "smartest" taut doors have returned to the dignity of glossy black paint and brasswork, surrounded by a frame of white Portland stone. Princess Alice, Countess of Athlone, was the first to lead this "revival." She and Lord
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    OWERS FACING VITAL SSUE IN CHINA
    377 15 Chungking. July 1. now factaf vilal issue as to wh^ tber to maintain or Xl i r their trialy lifb&t m this part of the world. In my rrnl i.< cm offer no lasting solution, a* it is the Ned P««^y TlVlo ■iihiihM* and
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    CAR THEFT
    112 15 Singapore, Saturday. TX pleading guilty to a charge of theft of a motor car at 1 a.m. to-day at Foch Road, valued at $300. the property of Mr. Tan Hua Cheng, a private from the Manchester Regiment, Thomas Goddard (20) told Mr. Conrad Oldharn, the second police magistrate
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    SHIPS IN DOCK
    100 15 SHIPS U/>VQ«im: TIFE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Entrance Exit Ship Godown Gate Gate Anshun 22 1 1 Conte Rosso 18 2 3 Stagen 16 2 3 Sarpedon 14 3 Grootekerk 11 S Helen us 9 Silverbeech 7 2 Lossiebank 30 3 Steel Scientist ?2 2 3
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    KEPPEL HARBOUR
    44 15 Main Wharf: Silvenv.aple. Boelon^an Tug Prince, Tembusu. Pinna. Kings Dock Wha-f: Nil. Coal Wharf: Nil. VESSELS IN DRY DOCKS Tanjong Pagar: Albert Dock: Lighters M N. Victoria Doc!:: Nil Keppel Harbour: King's Dock: Nil No. 1 Dock: Nil No. 2 Dock: Nil.
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    Student Killed
    73 15 [From Our Own Correspondent] Ipoh, Saturday A PeraK student was a victim to a tragic accident >v>terday morning iok, lowing a landslide at the Idris Hydraulic Tin Mines, Kranji Section. Kampar, where the attap houses wore swept away by a strong flow of water caused by a landslide.
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    Murray Twins Fly To Penang
    203 15 Murray Twins Fly To Penang (Tribune Staff Reporter) Penang, Saturday. *']V/IY sister and I had a most wonderful journey out. It was a unique experience for us and except for some rouph weather which we encountered, the trip was on the whole fine," said Miss Katheriim Isabdl Murray, on^ of
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    SELANGOR RACE RESULTS
    101 15 SELANGOR RACE RESULTS RESULTS of Saturdays races at Kuala Lumpur:— Race I— Pat Bwke $I» and $8 Dairy Maid $8 i Rosalie $14 1 Race :>— Miss Rod $38 ft $10 Rackarocit $13 Beverant $8 i Race 3— President $14 S7 Hurricane $9 Polo $19 i Race 4— ESQUire $28
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    THE MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE. (CHAPTER 133)
    1807 16 Singapore w.i Dorr M niid i order thai the MUM W Jf ljm r O rt the Governor In Councu sJrssu! office hours. SCHEDI If A Oommmdni to the muklm »i rei<* nanrr at the most ioutherly poini ;Ul(l western boundaries of tot 212 ano
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      519 16 Tanglin Barracks:— All that piece of land occurs the War Department and com*. m lots 104 9. 104|10, 104 U Mukim of Tanglin as more ,2 cularly delineated on Certified 1 5578 sheets 3 and 4 m the of*,? the Senior Superintendent of s Singapore. W. BARTLEY President Municipal ComafcJ
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    Germany Mans To Strengthen Her Navy
    177 17 Germany Mans To Strengthen Her Navy London, July 2. ,vi development* ll* German Navy leave no doubt that Ger- planning to make good her deficiency m the overseas by the provision of a number of seagoing depot and re--5-L [he naval correspondent of the Sunday Times. These could be used
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    UNOWN
    103 17 Shanghai. I S.S llammann. the navy's west l.'iMl-ton drstroyer. made ots m tii^l> °tf I on S Islandiii» I;, a N«l York dispatch. ess'el completed a <rash stop nil speed m 51 ntmH or two half ship-lengths, and then I lira; it a speed of 20 knots. [t hall
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    CHINESE RECOVER TWO CITIES
    109 17 Shanghai. July 2. hinrv seise of Shenjjkang. I kegaa m June 28, continued Me; n. irhen the enemy reiir.j »c which irai later besieged avilv shelled. lundred Japanese landed from >w Island on June 30 repulsed, many who were un»pe being killed and Wangtan, In northern
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    NORE TALKS N MOSCOW
    44 17 London. July 2. MNr P^ ency re PPr° rt s from tolcS^ conversation at together with Mr. y» £*tfi talks, it is .5, r the Franco--nticipaud there "»Ke of views soon ■HI t Wh 2 lh e Russian British Official
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    LORRY ACCIDENT
    63 17 Singapore. Sunday. Said to have been attempting to avoid a collision, a lorry loaded with pineapples was involved m an accident at :he eleventh mile. Bukit Timah Road. to-day. The lorry coolie .sustained a dislocated shoulder and a fracture of the right thigh. The driver sustained only minor
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    Successful Guerrilla Raid On Tientsin
    232 17 Tientsin. July 2. PAXDS of Chinese guerillas vnade a series of daring raids m the Japanese controlled area ip Tientsin and carried off a large quantity of arms and ammunition during the night, according to trustworthy reports. Firing was heard by people m the Foreign
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    Third Power Ships Can Now Call At Swatow
    53 17 Shanghai. July 2. It is officially announced that the Japanese Consul -General has notified to the Foreign Consuls that third power ships will be allowed to call at Swatow once a week per flag, but they must give the Japanese naval officers
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    ANGLO-JAPANESE TALKS
    32 17 Tokyo, July I.— The newspaper. Nichi rMchi, says that the success of the Anglo Japanese talks depend entirely on whether Britain revises her "Anti-Japan^ and pro-Chiang Kai-S'hek policy. 11 Reuter
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    LORD TWEEDSMUIR
    20 17 London. July 2. The King has conferred the G.C.V.O. on Lord Tweedsmuir, Governor-General o! Canada— British Official Wireless.
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    DRIVER ACQUITTED
    123 17 <From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Saturday. LOH Kerk Leng was to-day produced before Inche Haron bin Ahmad and charged with having caused hurt to Mohamad Taha bin Abdul Hamid by driving his car m a negligent manner on the morning of June 12 at the 5 2 mile
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    Defence Not Called
    144 17 Dollah bin Scrap, a Police Constable said that on the morning of the day m question he was going to Parit Bunga. He boarded a bus at Kesang and sat next to the driver. At the 5> 2 mile he saw a bicycle lying m the centre
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    GARRISON GOLF
    62 17 The Garrison Golf Club's monthly mixed foursomes competition for June was played at Tanglin (over 12 holes* :;nd resulted m a win for Capt. Mio. C Ryan. The following were the best returns: Capt. Mrs. C. Ryan 61—12 23^48 I|3; Capt C. L. Archdale Mrs. Stewart 58—5 2
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    GERMAN TACTICS A SERIES OF PINPRICKS
    458 17 Warsaw, July 2. TOL. Beck this afternoon receded M. Chadacki Polish Commissioner m Danzig, who returned hnrt to report on the Nazi military preparations m Danzig. I! \n thought that the consultation may *>c concerned With the form of the note to be despatched
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  • WEEK-END CRICKET RESULTS
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      302 18 CCORING a hundred runs tor thi loss of lefMl wickets only, ot WhicU HfeTi Stngll contributed W> before retiring, the Medical College cricket tcn.n yagterdftj defeated the S.CIII.C by foui wickets. 01 the B C.R.C.'a ran Kite v i oin Hock in 1 I! "'< i! 1
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      S. C. C. Lose At Seremban
      73 18 (91mm <>m Own Krportu '»'i( mban, July 2. fil the conclusion ,i their two-day fixture with the Stuiftl Ujong Club today, the lost by eight wickets In their lust inntnggthtB.ee leorocl 10K, Wukl HMfeinj M not ..lit. and Dim Ml taking tivr of their
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      ThoY Scores Brilliant
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      Graduates Trounced
      244 18 Singapore, Sunday. RAPFLBB COLLEGE Undergraduates trounced the graduates at cricket t«>(lay by 158 runs, and on their showing they should do well against the Medical College m the annual match between the Colleges this week-end. a vcrv nun century by R Thoy, aid excellent bowling by tb« same
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      SOCCER "TEST"
      77 18 Johanncibaif, Bnndty. KngUnd won the third and final soccer "tfst," beatnil 1 South Africa two-one cftor a «oa!--leun Qrst-half. Ptnch and Gibbson were the Bngltsl) scorers, and Rmethurat netUt Idi tenth Africa -HeiMcr. MCh took three wickets tOC 58 and 43 respectively. m their second Innings the sec.
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      St. Josephs Severely Trounced By A. C. S.
      216 18 St. Josephs Severely Trounced By A. C. S. DBCLABIMG their latttogl lo^ d after compiling 2>U runs for the joss of only four uick^.s, Chinese Sthool beat St Josephs Insiitutioa by 142 runs Cecil Wong and Hock Chye. who respectively wored 76 and 56, f* w he^t battinn performance* w
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      ST. ANTHONY'S BEAT VICTORIA SCHOOL 'A' TEAM AT CRICKET
      177 18 ST. ANTHONY'S BEAT VICTORIA SCHOOL 'A' TEAM AT CRICKET CT. ANTHONYS XI boat Victoria School -A" XI by six wickets M. Gammell took five wickets for 22 runs Following are the -cores: VICTORIA A XI Lee Ah Tee b M Gammell 0 Vyner Bri.ston h.w. Tna:n Koon Poh 2 Kulasingam
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      Oxford Fare Well Against Cambridge
      147 18 Oxford Fare Well Against Cambridge CLOSE of play scores m C 0| J cricket games whuh be?an^ Saturday:— Lord's: Oxford l\ 313 < Sale I Dixon 75, Evans 59. ShirerT 5 f or (jj Cambridge 26 for 0. Chesterfield: Essex 143 <( opso n for 57): Derbyshire 17M foi 7.
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      MALAYS AND CEYLONESE DRAW AT CRICKET
      234 18 MALAYS AND CEYLONESE DRAW AT CRICKET Singapore. Sunday. TIME intervening, the Malay Fw ball Association drew with I Ceylonese Sports Club m tj cricket fixture nlayt-d on the n mer's ground at Balestier. Batting first, ilia Ceylone>e bowled out for 100. Otttfein Shaa the most damage. H? tok four* ets
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      29 18 hvtich m^r WW*S V%, APPOINTMENTS HAIR STVUSTS AN,, N E IW4 HKALTY SHICIAIISIS haw imm m: umi m, nmmmi ACK MASSA(,i; <U< <^<»AKl> ROAD .beyond Scott', Road Police Station)
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    UNKNOWN
    50 19 Lour I**"*"™ by ""<* J/ f this afterftp 1|1(i n the Station U>lr a Ttnr visitors ?H '"shm.*"* excellent r|)^f;l^i orthodox jfleonvc 3 n >tfdi mucli superior an(i t'.^f 1 v ihey rhoee per at Jttul Q U an [»tes after whj ed Wo««? i ror the reDI pressing
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    VIMBLEDON TENNIS
    82 19 London, Jimv* 4. s of the second round of the "c tampionshlps Wimbledon jNeill Sniitli -U.-r.v. beat nen[a .Germany 1 >--3 r— J, re the ia.'t vea'-v ftnattito). third round, Mia Helen JaCObS Curry, W. thbeal Wheeler (UAA r-», beat Beasley. 0 4. G- 3. ttue beat Kan-y.
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    SLAND CLUB GOLF
    92 19 lUowing were cards returned at id Club mixed foursomes yesterlb:d and Dr Ibrahim 33^: Mrs. 1 and L. W. Geddes 33 12.l 2 Mrs. n Teck and Mr. Tan Chin T»1 ft Ho and Mr. Ong 36; Miss UVJ I. Meyer 38 4 times for the David
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS
    43 19 lei of the Ttotnii Sub-Committee > L R.C., all tourntment fixtures mot be p^tponed except rho are no: :wm liable ire.v la V- July 3. Open Semi-Final: ?Che/i'- r^^ and T w Thian Teck J^jy. July 8 H- k t;* nd Robert
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    Good Football Seen In Singapore College Annual
    512 19 Singapore, Saturday. Raffles 3; Medicals ROUSING soccer was witnessed at the Medical CoHeee ground today where Raffles College defeated M-dical College by three goals to one, and retained the "Staff Cup." ihe liame was punctuated with terrific long burtU of cracker-firing and cat
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    CHINA RELIEF TABLE TENNIS
    119 19 Singapore. Sunday. IN their final appearance m aid of the China Relief Fund series of table tennis fixtures at the Great World today. Szabados and Kelen swept all opposition aside. Loh Kum Soon, the Singapore champion failed to take a single game m his rubber fixture
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    Chinese Beat Airmen In Reserve Division
    167 19 Singapore. Sunday. AT the Anson Road Stadium yesterday evening the Chinese Reserves scored a victory of three nil over the R.A.F. Reserves. The Chinese Reserves had the better of Jhe game all the time. There was Kooci understanding amon^. the Chinese footballers while the
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    SOUTH CHINA WIN AT PENANC
    73 19 'From Gur Own iXr respondent) Fer^ang July ALTHOUGH they lost 3—l. the Pecans Chinese Recreation Club gBVe a gOC'J ncoount of themselves when they me* South China at Victoria Green tM3 evening. The visitors couH only *core one j;°al m the first half. In the
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    SINGAPORE BADMINTON
    217 19 Singapore, Sundnv FIVE further ties m the SB. A. iu&kP (Championships ero decided at 4 .nt Haw-Par gymnasium ha!' this morning. Ng Chia Hen°, (Marigold) gained a lucky victory over Netkunam (Novice) m three well-con tested sets, the acore being 14— 14 (3— o>. 3— 15 13—13 <6—
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    Tide Tables
    27 19 TO-DAY High Water: 12.21 am. 8.5 ft. i~ water; 111 ti TO-MORROW High Water: 12.50 p.m. 8.5 ft J wW a,e.- 6 fo am. ion.
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      138 19 ALISBATW.WS TO TIME TABLE. From June 27th 1939 until further notice. Monday to Sunday 8.00 a.m. Leave Singapore 9M a m Arrive Kua a Lumpur 8.40 a.m. L*ave Kuala Lumpur «.*J »-m- 1055 mjn# Arrive Ipoh ,JS *m' 11.05 a jn. Leave I poh iHoam 11.50 »jh. Arrive Penang Sm
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    BOMB EXPLOSIONS IN 7 MIDLAND STATIONS
    6 20 BOMB EXPLOSIONS IN 7 MIDLAND STATIONS
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    ANTI-AGGRESSION PACT PROPOSALS
    121 20 ANTI- AGGRESSION PACT PROPOSALS London. July 2, |T has been li«mkml In nmcial quar-ti-rs m London that Uwlay'a mccl inir m Moscow would clinch the An-rfO-Franco- Soviet anli-ameasion pact, but the fact is thd i he expiation baa been deferred tragically, writes Reuter's diplomatic correspondent. The Russians arr notoriously »>»«!
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    BRITISH WARSHIPS TO VISIT CREEK PORTS
    42 20 London. July 2 It is learned that a > umber of British warships Including he aircraft carrier Olorius will visit the 'r«'ok ports m thr near future. The visit is part of the normal sum- leet Reuter
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    WOMEN'S AUXILIARY AIR FORCE
    66 20 London. .lulv 2. The formation lia.s boon announced of separate w nun's service to be calliU he Women's Auxiliary Ah* Force for i uty with the RAF. m time of war. The n/'w organisation will train women < Ulcers and nun coimnissicncd olllcers •or duty with
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    German Ambassador Interviews M. Bonnet
    63 20 Paris, July 2. rhe Geiman Ambassador M von Welroze who has ju.st returned from Berlin o-day had an intrrvicw with M. Bonnet ;:fter .six weeks. It l.s understand that M. Bonn«'t has Informed the German Ambassador more precisely of the French attitude as set forth
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    Two Railway Men Injured
    87 20 London, July 2 MJRING the early hours of tlvs morning seven bomb explcD fins! beHeve/to be due to the I.R.A. wrecks \J°*™» and parcel offices at stations of the London, Midland and Beovtish Railway at Leicester, Birmingham, Derby, Stafford, Nottingham, Coventry and Leamington. Two railway employees
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    U. S. A1-Neutralit Bill
    117 20 U. S. A 1 Neutralit Bill Washington i* DKESIDENT Roosevelt S J2 arc furious at the actio?! Congress m upsetting two pieces of the Administrationlaticn. They suggest that th* dent's reply should be a radii. to the nation. Mr. Cordell Hull m a stron* statement describes the actio? Representatives m
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    ALPINE DEFENC
    34 20 r> Paris, i General Gamelui v, as retl the completion of his tour of pine fortifications H? *,aw l dier immediately, rrmaining o hour. M. Bonnet received M Ambassador to London. —Reuti
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    FORMIDABLE BRITISH FRONT T FURTHER AGGRESSION '
    289 20 FORMIDABLE BRITISH FRONT T FURTHER AGGRESSION London, July 2. MR. No ilk> Chambtrlftia, m a message to the Conservative demons* ration m FJiiuin^ham, s?id that they could rely on him to continue hi;- efforts to preserve the peace while none-the-less he is resolutely determiner! to resist aggression or domination. Tho
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    "FUTURE GRAVE AND DANGEROUS"
    148 20 fPIIE ronfidenre that there would be A no war if Britain's foreign policy was understood abroad, was expressed m a speech by Mr. Anthony Eden at Ealing to-night. I The outlook for the immediate future i.s admittedly crave and even aangeroui It is not yet desperate
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    "WE ARMED TO PROTECT OTHERS"
    269 20 "A BEGGARLY handful of people n out of the world's population of two thousand millions has sought to hold the whole civilised world to ransom m this year, and the whole world has declined to accept such an attitude/ This forceful declaration was made by
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    "WE ARE READI DEFEND"
    102 20 "llfE will not tolerate doal IT by others or loss of our I or dictation m our affairs,! that is attempted, we are red as a united nation, to defen selves, and to that end we slu ther all allies and resources able declared Sir Stafford
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    SIR JOHN SIMO ON UNITY
    95 20 rpHK general political sitoi 1 serious, even grave, but no new declaration to ma»" Sir John Simon speaking field. "There is no doubt to-day tain stands," he proceeded. fax, m his declaration, spow for the British OoWiment dv British people and for a tanrj the
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