Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 18 June 1939

Microfilm: NL1456
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1 24 Sunday Tribune (Singapore)
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    Masthead
    15 1 The Sunday Tribune VOL <-' N 'u- SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JUNE 1 8 i^i L FTVE CENTS
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    ALL HOPES ABANDONED: SALVAGE SAID IMPOSSIBLE
    175 1 ALL HOPES ABANDONED: SALVAGE SAID IMPOSSIBLE f reach Submarine Hism*^,. I LSrfkiiJ announcement by the Ministry of ,\i,rin« 1 M Jhopc have been abandoned 27,ftSS3 S serf Ike disappearance of the Phoenix the Esnrir JjJJ.t.divinK attack on the cr^i^^^ WMbmarincs carried out the attack on the sloon s aw ,r
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    11 1 home pwpte hav;e b£en spcll(Iill^ ie a™,£ s JJ««nr war-time Capital
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    King's Radio Speech
    61 1 Jewfctwtond. Saturday. PW after Iandin: from the I*il iJSS 84 :l s P««*h. in ifiJLSWi 1 ""dories of Urn**-*** island in 1913 Er >Wl{ «*flter5»G' a period cf ELJ^if 5ttea JBt the Qualioe E72L tn 5 qran?e whicil never Ft^uSf S wloun^^nd in tr. L~Z jjr^ Ulem
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    Craft Located?
    98 1 Safeon, Saturday. Several French warships are now standing by in an oil patcft which Dre- .-.moblv marks the spot where the F!y. e nix lies., it h a oot been possible to tPko any further steps to locate the cxae: poefticn of the stebmarine and "it i cciwldered
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    UNREST AND DISCONTENT IN BOHEMIA AND MORAVIA
    98 1 UNREST AND DISCONTENT IN BOHEMIA AND MORAVIA have persona] scoria to pay off Authoritarian State tune and fornieriv a violent n 1 man now acquires ASSSL af han I I !oi Gcrn:an^. Cr 1C m thOdS and a fric fl ;> I Thc t .V 7 teh l lc °l)Je
    British Official Wireless  -  98 words
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    Germany Is Pleased
    122 1 Berliu, Saturday B'fefe imcull ics j Tientsin con*f tinuc to be received here with i», gkguted sati.sfacl.ion. Yh e National m an editorial entitled "Zp V; lr y jn 5 fc o encircle Gprmtnv ann fig ffi the assistance S?S?fcJS! wea oy ih t Japanese m one
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    BRITISH NAVAL REARMAMENT PROCEEDS APACE
    125 1 BRITISH NAVAL REARMAMENT PROCEEDS APACE London Saturday AN occasion almost unique m the hisc<n Jul'v °A n «i al ipbuildill g will occur on July 18. when two cruisers will b° nunched on the same day The Nigeria^ is to be put afloat at Walker! De >QJprs have scnictimes b-'en
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    ROOSEVELT'S MESSAGE TO KING & QUEEN
    96 1 ROOSEVELT'S MESSAGE TO KING QUEEN DnitK, LondoM Saturday. UINO <»« voyage from Half. ftJictation uas received by tfc X ff from Prudent Roosevelt m v«u and thp Q u< .en U, sai[ for home without expressing onic vom C 'n e CXtr Cl^ C P lc asuie which iinted States
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    Axis Naval Talks
    15 1 <an Ministry of Ma, ne' at dl/ch" ««u? ana Italian navies,- Reuter
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    RUSSIAN SHOT DEAD BY JAPANESE SENTRY
    45 1 RUSSIAN SHOT DEAD BY JAPANESE SENTRY !™!2!LJ^™ "r*— ii i British protest agatad he SjwriS f lh C Japane< <" X l)ocn received. of vessels on the river has British Official Wireless Restriction contii u,., i II tHeV WPPP nroconrl a very unpleasant experience often Reuter
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    British Retaliatory Measures?
    131 1 British Retaliatory Measures? the wwk-c nd m UieT^JJf* t*»e developments. ou, i/™ ys a »"i«"M: various means of tiierling the situaiiou drawn up m the form of SKi diiril^ thp ment could adopt s«^ral couwes, including the rem^ favf^fV fF T tllf> list f «f /2 i 1 at !P
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    Strike Troubles In Jamaica
    66 1 Strike Troubles In Jamaica Kingston. Jamaica, Saf-urdjv n;LNKW£D strike trouble rtflfij In a pitched battj r j n nf King.<W,r :uain thoroughfares. Flgktln? JasVd Mi jrtHlr and 'mly ended when the Poliro Jii-cd a warning over U» hf.ad'. oi tb" fca'tlin.^ crowd. Dating the- bmlttt Imt Pclicomcn were injured by
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    Soccer "Test"
    21 1 Johannesburg, 6aturday.-l v iht U4 S i football ••test," England beat South Afnca by three seals to nJi Reuter
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      60 1 ELSIE MARY F«r fashing Dresses 0 »».5O Sv HEAL AND LAMINA 1 delermillw h( >'»' took an.l •'tKK FRK\v< 2*" i: Vitamins and ,»,,t vi C mi nl;im h^l'h ami physical ptain Cnsp )rt^ 's pleasanl lo cal, r Watno r Wl(h tM|()n c||ee^ jjm h^ !•«>;. Hi;,,- sfcofpMlg lisl.
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      46 1 ELSIE MARY For Wedding Dresses Baltcry Rd. Tel. 4772 Film Page 5, Extracts h, Sir nth Between Ourselves 7, Short Story g G. S. Hammonds 9, Women's 10 and 11, C. H. Stanley Jones 12, Norman Socnff 13. W. A. Harpur 14, n^l? BmdminUm Sports Parade^
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    Singapore Landmark To Go
    203 2 ONCE OWNED BYJ=.M.S. GOVT. I (Tribune Staff Reporter) AGE is taking its toll.o-. yet another of Singapore's landmarks. BeaCOBSfield Hostel, one of the oldest buildings m Singapore and a residential hostel of the College of Medicine, Singapore, will shortly be pulled down to make way for
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    FRENCH STAFF TALKS HERE
    219 2 rpHE Lamotte Picquet, flying the flag of Vice-Admiral Decoux, Commander-in-Chief of French naval i forces m the Far East, ia expected to anivo m Singapore on Tuesday. The vessel will anchor m the man-of-war anchorage m the Roads and is expected to remain about ten days.
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    AIR RAID SHELTERS FOR 15 PEOPLE CAN NOW BE BOUGHT IN SINGAPORE
    398 2 AIR RAID SHELTERS FOR 15 PEOPLE CAN NOW BE BOUGHT IN SINGAPORE Gas Lock And Refuge Room (Tribune Staff Reporter) cannot be made safe Any .shophouse or flat can have at least one room made gas-proof and «S inter-proof, thus affording ample projection to the inmates g the house m
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    DRANK SODA BY MISTAKE
    101 2 Singapore, Saturday. DEATH by misadventure was the verdict returned by the coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter, at the inquiry to-day into the death of a Cantonese, Sin Wong Tye, aged 35 years, who died from c.ausac sodD poisoning on May 31. It was revealed that deceased,
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    IN MINIATURE
    19 2 Mr. Wee Teck Guan, one of the partners of the A.11.P. Shelters Co., with a model shelter.
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    FUNERAL OF INCHE RAHMAH
    68 2 [From Our Own Correspondent] Johore Bahru. Saturday. THE funeral of.lnche Rahmah bintc 1 Inch- Abdul Manam, wife of Incne Kitam bin Haji Ali, of the Elecmca Department, Johore Bahru, tcoK plac^ yesterday. Deceased, who. was 38 years of age, died at her residence m Jalan Abclui
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    ALLEGED THEFT
    124 2 pORDON Edema, who was arrested m U Penang, on a warrant of arrost from Singapore for alleged theft of US cash belonging to Mr Monte B. Paten and who was released on bail m Penang presented himself before Mr. Conrad Oldnam. the Second Police Mao;i>: irate, this mcrning.
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    ON HOLIDAY
    61 2 The unsettled conditions m China arc not deterring Singapore residents from taking holidays there. Mrs Cadell. wife of Brigadier C. A. E Cadell, commanding the Anti-Aircraft Eiigade, Singapore, has left for China by the Glenearn and expects to be away about six weeks. Brigadier Cadell will leave next
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    CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MAY HAVE COSTLY NEW BUILDING
    297 2 CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMMER CE MAY HAVE COSTLY NEW BUILDING (Trihure SlalT KepiKcr) IV the BBgxestion made by a member at a recent commit^ meeting receives all-round support and indications po« n «o thai Inir'r most probable the Sir sap: "c lnr.ee Chamber of rommeree will soon f>e housed m
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    WHERE WE SEND OUR MONEY
    138 2 WHERE WE SEND OUR MONEY (Tribune Staff Keporler) THE people of the Straits Set. 1 ti'ments —of course, the thritly among thpni— hold neti itif.s of no iewer t 4i an a different countries of the world, IV vnlue of their holding hrtof nttuty bir.,000,000. This informaticn is (OoUined m
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    ARTIST'S EXHIBITION
    175 2 Singapore, Satvttg. AN intf resting exhibititn <rf MH» ing by !Wr. Org Schaitf fftm, vim is nctrd for his repreMttHm of (lowers, was opened ly Mr. |m Ling l'ai, hinese Coiis«l4«cmnL at the Chinese Chamber tf Cm* me rce. to-day. The exhibition will remato open tat June 26.
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    15 CHINESE FIREMEN ON RIOTING CHARGE
    226 2 Singapore, Saturday. FIFTEEN Chinese firemen from th c Norwegian vessel s.s. "Shentf Hua" appeared before Mr. C. H. Koh, District Judge and FVmrth Magistrate charged at the instance of Inspector H. L. Poulain of he Ma? ne Police, with rioting on board the "Shenjr
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    New Drug Saves Many Lives In Singapore
    33 2 New Drug Saves Many Lives In Singapore I pneumonia m si "fgV«i 5g you l-a" as much w lo r»J you may inl> alr 1v l. i roccnt coma- v Kampong W«* case.
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    A Warning
    22 2 Warning notices have been issued to shipping regarding machine-gun practice m Changi North Area on June 2b to 30 inclusive.
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    HUMAN BONES SCATTERED ON A SINGAPORE BEACH
    368 3  - HUMAN BONES SCATTERED ON A SINGAPORE BEACH G. S. HAMMONDS S gA EATING AWAY BURIAL GROUND (BY 1 Star Jfvifif c d f S ma P ah mattered along the Sof 0 1 1 at a Ikan > v wi se^ B loot of a low cliff the bone? of
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    ONE OF THE FORGOTTEN GRAVES
    52 3 ONE OF THE FORGOTTEN GRAVES gel* is the cliff from which I bwian bone* are falling into the «a. A tombstone is clearly risible- with very little soil now I 1 r the sea to wash away before it Joins the remains of the man m whose memory it was
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    Alleged Snatching Of Gold Hairpins
    64 3 from Oar Own Reporter] tTTT ft KU^ Lvm P ur Saturday. *w£,! Ords Your ha very »2?X> d a deft movement of nsthevic;i^shead. a tLi! mot?us oDerandi of a J^ecutei |?J cl u ARp Courts, V and",? 0 prOpert v OUt hr^ lJ hat aCCUCed
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    INFANT SCALDED
    144 3 Singapore, Saturday. J*WO weeks after his wife had been accouched, Lim Cheng roh, a dresser attached to the Tar. Tock Seng hospital, lost his JH-year-old son, Lim Eng Huat, who died from scalds caused by hot water on June 13. A verdict cf death by misadventure was returned
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    52 3 I The Conite Biancamano ie Hup o I *»««iiw is uuc at o a.m. to-moP'O"/ from n^nns Vanine I Port Said. Massaua, Bombay and Colombo. She will berth at the s.H.B. wharf and is expected to sail again at 5 30 p.m. on the same day for Manila, I Hongkong
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    SINGAPORE POLICE HOSTEL PLAN STOPPED
    36 3 Reporter) t'T^Z*'"* t0 "ecta > t 'S"»* »f the I ?5£ tf Niwmei, for SjS-MSSr 11 ha within Ik y d «'rablo lln the next three r r, Would have been postL
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    DISTINGUISHED VISITOR FROM MUKALLA
    371 3 DISTINGUISHED VISITOR FROM M UK ALL A j t4f pHE British Government's decision 'Once a mosque always a mosMie' so impressed ih c people m the Hiidhramau. 4 States m Southern j Arabia that their loaders at the 811?- nation of the AlkafT brothers invited Ul€ British Government to advise
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    THE WORK OF THE SEA
    14 3 THE WORK OF THE SEA A thigh bone and pelvis lyin# on the beach.
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    JAPAN WATCHING VISITORS
    252 3 JAPAN WA TCHING VISITORS (Tribune Staff Reporter) I RESTRICTIONS on the movements of aliens m afl parts of Japan are enforced with afl possible severity, according to information given to the Tribune by an officer of a liner which plies regularly between Malaya, China ports and Japan. Passengers and crew
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    U. S. North China Marine Commandant Here
    48 3 vS^Si hn Iy xth v vi SES iiiiSlS ."J o^ s^te what is goinr wh,>h l S CoUtCollleof this Nation uhich has passed beyond the 11 of facing actual facts im. iondon Pc ds the allitude f rJOLfl******* United States Vice-
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    Two Weddings
    320 3 Two Weddings VT Singapore. Saturday p a magnificent gown of pure 1 white, fashioned on svelt lines a cut just suited to the graciousness of the material, Miss Beatrice Irene I King, walked up the aisle of St f Andrew's Cathedral this afternoon.' < <*> become the bride of Mr.
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    TO SING IN SINGAPORE
    55 3 A. Beishadsky vioJinLst. wlii also appear nr^nol leieSti 18 P'Wamme ha/been ai ranged, including, the Griw Sonata for violin and piano and .song! by R^ gg 2 nd h Rl sk^ KorsakofT. Mr RoTh «ill be heard m work.s by Chopin and Mr b aSsffrf^ W:1
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      44 3 Extra Premises Opened by> S. A. MAJEED CO. 35, North Bridge Road, now abo at 70, HIGH STREET You are cordially Invited to pay Ur est selection A V.v.» hl P'ece goods— A V ls ,t Phone 3321 Silks and cottons -on display j
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      234 4 A (JKa.M) SHOW FOR THE WEEKEND! a IRENE DUNNE more beautiful than ever co-starred for the first time with CHARLES BOYER, fresh from his triumphs m "ALGIERS" CAPITOL TO-DAY at 3.15-6.15-9.15 i^ $f I Latest E^Lujjgl s :< w^\ British f, a d,r*d j S I I lEO MCC AREY
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      300 4 J^.. j SUN TALKIE I riV£W WOi2LD> 5 7.30 :i. TO-NIGHT 5.30 p.m. J j*-S2€^iiiiil The I j yit^atl Lines" i B ililll illll>i>iß< I GRAND THEATRE! (NEW WORLD) Z Matinee: To-tlay. I "Wings of the Morning" j "Cold is Where I You Find It" s J Mlllllllll ■■■■■■■11l J
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      269 4 4 SHOWS TO-DAY! PAVILION JIA.Av 5-15 6 9.15 jff > THE TALK of SINGAPORE! *:]i HAILED BY CRITICS AND PUBLIC EVERYWHERE!! f LESLIE HOWARD m BERNARD SHAW'S with the amazing iJfr new .star l^^ 1 IK M m **f A gmnd comedy that prom even a str nt c Er^J
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      MEET THE O'HARA FAMILY...
      251 5 and see if they resemble your mental picture of Margaret Mitchell's famous novel ,j3S. GABLE and Viva.', L^h, the Rhett Butler and Scarlett O'Hara lor With The Wind," which M e tro-Goldwyn-Maye r Tre spent exactly fourteen hours waltzing, all for a SC en e th*
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      Successful Smiles
      36 5 \Hm tm film stars •Ota Brew and Mud recently ;aM iB England *rt work on the \ti* veniHi of ;2»* Without wfckh has |w UM re- Dietrich I*** Colbert 51*5 JWmi. tad J! little
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      The Sahpe Of Films to Come
      523 5 Be filmed ZfcgWd Follies CM Makes 6Z T wood, connned het a(!tins ly nef£ 6 f", appeaied "l*rte Antoinette, featured dramatic parts m "Fa<.t Con^,. and -tove Finds Andy Ha rtv, (M.AUDETTE Colbert and James Stewart will be co-starred by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer m "It's A
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      THE STORY OF A PRIZE FIGHTER
      224 5 THE STORY OF A PRIZE FIGHTER 0-VK of the most widely discussed stones of the year, ''Golden Boy swung into action at Columbia ktudios under the direction of RouU?n Mamoulian, who f or a year made world-v.Klc search for a' player to Wl ihv leading mule role s ail Jounced
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      THIS WEEK'S FILMS
      224 5 AUiAMBKA Tom Sav/yw, Defective, with Bill, Donald O'Connor. One To? M*£ 3taTlJ!s to see this mu eh v. d uns wi e-"-W it just as umui. Aext change BrenjV'*"^ 1 wWl D^is, George Judith Traherne, the neuroUc who Sth P H VCr blllldneSS d ev^ mn^JfJS mOSt
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      An Auer-ful Pity
      116 5 ]|pCHA Auer-the lean, the 5 J lank, the ludicrous-^ppear- ed for early -morning rehearsal Z f sll ht H »np and a phenomenal «rown. I "I am dead!" he bellowed 5 brokenly. "Y ou are ookinff ftt J my charred corpse. I wak e up early. ...I
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      Miss Fix-It
      14 5 Jane Withers, small star of "Miss Fix-It," showing at the Alhambra to-day.
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      6 5 Fal Dissolved 5 Pounds a Week
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  • EXTRACTS
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      Asia More Stable Than Europe
      102 6 Asia More Stable Than Europe THAT temperature changes play a 1 large part m determining sex ot babies is'the view of Dr. William F Peterson, pathological expert of Illinois University. American x r° tv. PPtprson said Anthropologists D. J; p etel^ ales are considerably. cnhnnrm'ii "More geniuses, as well as
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      "A Young Man's Job"
      57 6 IN general there is a definite disposition to discourage officers who served m the last war from resuming their coramisS!°After long waits for answers to their letters they have been told that they have no idea how warfare has changed m the past five years. "It
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      ISLAND'S MASS HYSTERIA
      153 6 ISLAND'S MASS HYSTERIA TT is learned that an 11 p.m. curfew is advocated by ministers throughout the Island of Lewis as the result of strange events at religious "revival" services there. For several weeks past scores of inhabitants have attended revival meetings during the evenings, and many have fallen into
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      Indian St Francis Of Assisi
      168 6 Indian St Francis Of Assisi A YOUNG man who has been described as the Indian St. Francis cf Assisi, addressed a meeting m London before returning to the depths of the Indian continent. He is Mr. Verrier Elwin, the son of an Anglican bishop, who went into the ~hurch after
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      Woman In Red Given £1,000
      115 6 Woman In Red Given £1,000 4 NNA SAGE, the "Woman in Red. who lured gunman John Dillinger to his death outside a Chicago cinema on July 23, 1934, was paid i 1,000 by the Federal Bureau of m vestigation ("G-rmn'T The amount of her reward, rumoured often before, was finally
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      MISDIRECTED ENERGY?
      71 6 THE wrestle with the crossword has the advantage that it has nothing to do with one's daily work and that no important issue turns on its result. That does not mean that the hunter does not take the chase seriously. The puckered brow and the poised pencil m
      The Times  -  71 words
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      14 6 lie Spanish ♦'Independent National" Government leave* the L*g* Nations. >Orlov m the "Moscow News
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      Purely Theory!
      106 6 MILITARY and dipUmaw sooth -savers point out that had Imperial (itnniny wot to World War, thai c<wntry to-day be an armed camp Sid with goose-stepping soldiers International treVies wwM It mere scraps of paper beta such a brigand power, m+m with success. Austria woaM m have remained an
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      Antarctic Territory Attracts
      32 6 Antarctic Territory Attracts WHILE Rener.1 *<(«•««• cd or, the pdlttal Kumpr a minor storm fc abc.ut land in the •J"j»« tl wW mhoal' P^ '""'""thai P^J tturces. Others jW *^,SW^. longitude.— Daily Dispatch
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    BRITISH SOLDIER SAVES CHILD FROM DEATH
    15 6 BRITISH SOLDIER SAVES CH ILD FROM DEAT H Finding th tM >» °lS I* S Reuter
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      393 6 "There is L^iSi HP A I TU \£Mf BOTTLE of SANATOGEN" That is the opinion of one of the 25,000 physicians all over the world who have written to us praising the value of Sanatogen During and alter illness it is a godsend. Sanatogen brings real health to the whole
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      41 6 fr Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation, Limited beg to announce that their new Branch Office at TELOK ANSON will commence business on Monday, 3rd July, 1939 AT No. 3, ANSON ROAD, TELOK ANSON, PERAK. IVr 1 1 > i LTt J r.fH ¥ii Masters
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      379 6 HAIR Is your case here? IF YOUR HAIR TROUBLE IS BELOW, KOTALKO MAS PUT IT RIGHT BEFORE AND CAN DO SO AGAIN. ~r- i i 1 J M lta<M fctlr My kMi at all I was jP 1 Old UC WOUIU told I ihould n^-er hnw anoUier hair IT am
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1663 7 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES ■jg nt think sufficient publicity has yet 1 been ?i v n m this P ar t!]f world to particularly heroic feature of the f^tiifbouse Time 'ap<ii!r. c Capsule has .uk fifty feet deep jafcrthe Flashing Meadows, and the idea 4 tfeitit should be dug m, m
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      52 7 ADNOTTS KINGS Hf% OWN" V2>^ IN SEALED TINS FOR THE TROPICS APNOTTS S AGENTS: 'PHONE: STORE 5376 (5 lines), K. LUMTUK 33*1 (3 lines), (POH liO 11! 2 lints), PENA.NG 1500 1501, HI TTERWOKTH 33. Advt. of Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. it i hmwi ii i mii W.P.S. 20
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    This Week's Short Story MISPLACED ZEAL
    1899 8  - This Week's Short Story MISPLACED ZEAL S. H. SAMUEL -#y ALTHOUGH Mr. Kitson was very much m love with his wife rarely stayed at home with herthe peculiar nature of his businescompelled him to spend the lan^ part of his time m fashionable hotels. The Hotel Majestic, at a smart
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    529 9  - SING IF YOU LIKE-BUT DON' AMPLIFY IT! G. S. Hammonds IN .he* days of wars ar.d rumours 'o i war* thanj?»* must bo Jlto the usual daily round if of bakmce is u> remain roperly adjusted. jte prospect of going to-day the same routine as you at through yesterday, whilst
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    130 9 I i An. t -Pi:,..). m H WH |»»*-svrvii-«' of ftvt* and-a-haM months mt y<>tin«r N^thiel dis m Lhe report of a spteiad emni*<ittr» as lorm^i at (he rtuiufst of the Hutch Association Hmi <omnu»rn' *L men would c 0 88^ selection h, i ?JMd r?
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    Husbands Pay £220,000,000 A Year In Alimony
    155 9 San Francisco. J.I SBANDS m tin- United Slates pay oui approximately £220,000,000 a >«•;•>• m alimony, aceordnig to l>r. S. L. Katzoff, who describes liimsfh as an expert m domestic dilemmas. Dr Katzofl estimates that about L4SO.OGO.UOO more goes every year to lawyers
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    RARE SPECIMENS BROUGHT BACK BY EXPLORER
    122 9 RARE SPECIMENS BROUGHT BACK BY EXPLORER Marseilles A young sea elephant is among the i\ rare specimens which were captuied by Professor Rene Jeannel, director o f the Pans Entomological Museum, who has just returned from a scientific mission to the unexpected islands of the Indian Ocean. The elephant is
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    FIRST MUSIC SCHOOL FOR NAVY
    82 9 FIRST MUSIC SCHOOL FOR NAVY Berlin J'HE first and only naval .school of J music m the Reich is to be established at Frankfurt-on-Mnm. by order nf the Reich Minister of Education anci !>■ Commandei-m-Chief of the German Navy, Grand Admiral Or. RuecU-i. The Army and Air Fovce already have
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    EATING IN HIGH ALTITUDES
    153 9 EA TING IN HIGH ALTITUDES Washington. TF you fly high you have to pull m your belt, according to Brigadier General Kokkinaki, one of the Soviet airmen who have just completed a flight from Moscow to Canada. High altitudes, he explained on his arrival here, make even ordinary foods unpleasant
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    132 9 Cape Town. A NUMBER of anti-aircraft guns ("Archies" as they were called m the Great war) the first to be acquired by the Union of South Africa have arrived m Cape Town. Aecrrdhig to "Die Burger", the guns will form the basis of a
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    115 10 A Precaution Worth Remembering. Dangerous are the germs which lurk unseen m fruit which is ever-ripe or not m sound condition. The same is true of food that is stale or tainted, and of water which Ls impure. If you have inadvertently partaken of doubtful
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    634 10 Pre- Shrunk Day Dresses: Frocks For Afternoon Wear: Moderately Priced Handbags THE main feature cf the week at Pris- cillss m Eu 'Court is a delightful collection of practical American made day dresses, which I advise you to go and inspect. These are made m a
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    836 11 Malaya Calling.... From London I"rtJoii. June 5. 193!) M il%n^nc«^ha^^'-ru.^l^ been splashed m the Irani pages of Fn .Ush newspapers this «,,k uitl, Ibr marriage a< km, iasi and JSSiL^ rumours; »f the S.Han of Tren wa^ son s^" --,-.,11 Joyce Blcnecwe, da.sl.tet of ail ££4 (an mmwia Mix ]ij«
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE Sunday, June IS, 1939. Adopted Children
    556 12 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Sunday, June IS, 1939. Adopted Children c<> much legislation much of it seemingly inspired by the interference with the affairs cf this country by Home reformers basing their opinions upon the scantiest knowledge—has been passed of recent years thai the Adoption of Infanta Bill, whkh passed all stages
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    1192 12  - British Prestige ON TRIAL malaya's part In The Far East Crisis C. H. Stanley Jones By I Organise j I Manpower! j PRESTIGE ot the white man, of the Briton m particular, among Asiatics is m danger of sinking to a very low level if it has not already done
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    243 12  -  Anglius "IT is m awkward thing to mention." said the patient, "but my wife thinks the fee you charged for my operation was far too high." "But, my dear sir." said the surgeon, "surely you do not set the same low value on your
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    They Have Reason To Be Pleased
    60 12 THIS! MOTHERS are relieved, becau*- v, ey art uS their children u» \n> re* intern KVAcymoM ai itoSn?^ homi s kemg menaced from thf n 1 tic children AND the mothers be given "Eva" (evacuation) m* ports. But this is not happening any Mulayan
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      223 12 SPOTLIGHT ON THE BLACKOUT The Blackout shed revealing lumination On aspects of defensive situation. But m the light of strategy (Brass Hats remark) We'll have ti leave the public m the dark. Weak spots s) OW up m dar! ness" piercing ray Which mh'ht nelp raiding bombers on their way.
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    Norman Soong Meets China's War Leaders
    41 13 Above are six <: i. .nma's war leaders They aro f Mm w* i r > Hoflfogton K. Tong, vice-Minister of Publieitv „nY i V° n t: Dr Frankli n Ho, leading Chinese economist -Am] h v
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    2868 13  -  NORMAN SOONG (BY WUHI DA YS BRING DBA TH FROM THE AIR M publish below the fourth of a ser.es of articles by Mr. Norman Soon,, who has been despatched by the Tribune Croup of newspapers to the China war front to g.ve readers
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      57 13 I Slop Head Noises Mr n r V, ully." r v '"V r I that it 1 !.:d back fruurani direction*. If iri ls not n !i« vi if. ne h tii'ly, jast return t: ■<• pmniy i vonrmon. y fund, d win lUtfl ,f" a ti..n.<;. t Bpantex from
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    948 14  - Jobs For The "HAS BE ENS" In A n Emergency W. A. HARPUR By r<LANCING over their newspapers during the past few months. diligent readers will have observed that there has been a bit of obstruction m the even flow of the milk of human kindness, that well known emollient
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    105 14 BATTLE FLEET FOR FAR EAST Fulfilling Pledge To Australia UNDERSTAND thai order, for the Mi-in. puns and rot m«*» 1 of the 10,000-lon battleships l.ion and Temerairr have ar*** r laced, mainly m Glangow and Sheffield, toother corinw about 25,000 ton* of armour plate for the two ve**te. me keels
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    107 14 Alexandria a police officer and six plain-clothe^ j t\ men were attacked by a village mob when they raided the house of one of J the villagers seizing a considerable quan tity of hashish and opium. The villagers had gathered round the house, adopting a
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    What The Stars Foretell
    272 15 What The Stars Foretell I 4QHDAY FOR ALL READERS. V\ «tK feel a tendency to neg- ZSworkt cr P leasure You must I ~L against this as the working 1 are strong and very help:2V*w h^ kk t0 If m tia indicated. INFLVtSCES. Janu- ito Febr'varj/ 19. Some .'tffrise is
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    98 15 Chiropodists Attack Cinderella Datriot, Michigan A RESOLUTION condemning "the fairy story of Cinderella and tne Klass slipper has been adopted by the Michigan Chiropodist Asso- nation at its annual convention 'It would be a fine thing if the myth i n° P U a t( n from stor y book
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    100 15 U?n?* lf T from Mis 8 »€tty Perrof.i, of 1! BumH War of the Sunday Tribune] *il! ritin S to thank you for of my inter asking for «> Malaya and to ask if Jiff! of thy*i I received t 2 had nearly
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    149 15 BEES BRING DEATH TO YOUTH H Somerset, West, Cine Province. OIV a swarm of bees brought about the death of a 12-year-old boy u-as revealed at an inquest here on Franco^ Fourie. a European scholar at the Hclderber? Seventh Day Adventist College, Somerset West. Goran Clark, a teacher at the
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    119 15 Creator Of "Teddy Bear" Dead Berlin. 1 HE man responsible for the creation of the nursery favourite the "cuddly" teddy bear— has died m the United States recording- to news reaching the German "toy town" of Sonneberg. He was Richard Steiff. who. Germany claims, fashioned the first teddy bear as
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    216 15 Rotten Eggs Cat Calls Greet Prohibitionists Bombay. Q\Z^Tn?l d rOt gg fi2Tred Prominently at a propaganda meeting organised here under the local Government's prohibition plan. The meeting was presiced over by Kunbay'a Home Minister, and Colon-! Ghadiah— a Pa rsi— attempted to sneak vn *the Ration?! Food for Man" A
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    41 15 NAZI HATTER'S CAMPAIGN Berlin. H A^ R h S of the Great German British n a iJ c 3S concerne 1 as their San Ashort poem urgesWives fiancees, mothers and sisters See tW your men, SUrS aSn.— V nCVer g0 Reuter
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    76 15 INCREASE IN GERMANY'S MERCHANT SHIPS Berlin. I N Naw °r lal Ec orders '<* the been a in C cr a have »crchan n t% h^ p lg h^her t. nnagc tons of merchant Vw? 8 s re S' ste red hicrease of *****0 f^ tons ainew or rebuilt vessel
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    66 15 DOOMED TO DIE A T 20 -BUT ENJOYS 100th YEAR CONDEMNED by doctor- fo Metz L and then to i iV o to inn d v at 20 curious cx P Tien C p f t0 w oo r- s eh is th has ju^t ce?eb2t^S dam 9 Mich e
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    293 16 World's Champion Wife Stealer .»:5 Divorce UJHi They All Fall For Irish Mick riM.F SFX APPEAL OF AN' IRISHMAN WHO HAS K^ED™* f ir ttw <;tonf IS «O STHONG THAT HE CAN KISS I I II sirSFslliSH^ ass JSS™ mSttNG THE NEXT FEW DAYS. Whtir Mi had O'Halloran. known m
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    133 16 Buffalo Attacks Farmer IMH^rsburß. N.Trt^vul. r |MIK buffalo I> U H A^k ed on a farm nir f m»K horn ruMnMrnrj; and attacks lanm r and n j Urf( Wii i ali\c-s. lins rtappt.tr«| a farm al Wukl*m»sli. cK^r Ha* nerlsburir. w'rten i( ait*i,*, latmtr m his vnrd. The fanner,
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    104 16 Hetaw oCOTSMEN, with an averafek* of 5 feet 8 3 4 inches, an thtm tailed race m FAirope, if Ml ki world, according to stati: lies p«Lb cd hen 1 First place is given to the nw Sweden whose average height b to be
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      408 17 ft Y THE AIR TO-DAY When And Where To Listen In ssskts; I ffsaSattiC ™,«S L ,i, HgTft.Be.VirvHoU.KiM- fet&l"» Bonavon^et 12.05 .Studio Orchestra g- iSi^-e^- ?l| S-|H1 O 1 .-jSorte recital by Eileen 9HO Bi B Ben. "Cards on "the tahiP- Time signal Programme preWre -cfiscu.syion en tonics of fh
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    152 18 Rome. CJOMF 6 000 000 samples of trees, bushes ar.d flower, from all parts iqio Busy workers are placing tnumiuiuheaps of different kinds nf earth, mould j turf and sand along the now broad road that will lead to the Exhibition, and huge hot-houses and
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  • BADMINTON FEATURE
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      HANDICAP TOURNAMENT SUGGESTED FOR WOMEN
      561 19 HANDICAP TOURNAMENT SUGGESTED FOR WOMEN Way Of Getting Better Support Concession To NonAffiliated Clubs (By "Phoenix"— Singapore.) gERIOUS thought will doubtless be given by the committee of management of the controlling body m Singapore to the question of running tournaments' fo/our \Sn played i hough at least some two months
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      Penang Has New-Champion In Miss Lilian Lye
      420 19 Penang Has NewChampion In Miss Lilian Lye (By "Sphinx"— -Peran«) ME «w the curtain was rung down on the Penang junior badminton cfcu,p.«nsh»ps after a ;>rotrac ted period. As is usually the case, th^s „u»e when thesucct ;ful competitors will sit back at hom c and cont tnt*te themselves on
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      19 19 Mr Lee Yang Kwan?, a new competitor m this year's S.B.A. junior tournament. He defeated Arthur Lee last week.
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      PERAK 'STARS'
      12 19 Low Kcat Soo and leh Jin S oi of Perak
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      Johore State Trials
      44 19 Johore State Trials ■"•triS !nk> <>ul V* Sfa tt lriaK wm S^ while th cm y aile(l t0 '«n: JS I^ a y throllsh M 5S*TiEr, My wou:il •tS^. tad 01 consid M i r h^ Chew Chens I V w «ta 21 na
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      All-Malaya Sikh Badminton Tournament? An Ambitious Project
      263 19 All -Malaya Sikh Badminton Tournament? An Ambitious Project (By "Gay Reveller**— Perak second nnrual I»erak Sikh open badminton tournament has come and nero, l<.;»ving m its wake a great deals of satisfaction to the committees because »l the unqualified success that it was. Mention of Sikh badi- nton reminds me
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      Expert Hints On How To Smash
      361 19 Expert Hints On How To Smash a good smash is a badminton player's greatest acquisition, like most good things, it should not be indulged m indiscriminately, as it loses half its value if not "brought oflT at the psychological moment. To attempt it when out of position or when the
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      SPECIAL ENCOURAGEMENT AND COACHING GIVEN TO WOMEN
      237 19 Selangor Takes The Lead (By "Rambler"— Selangor.) JUDGING from the strenuous efforts being made to provide Selangor with potential State women badminton players, it is most unlikely that we shall lack lady players. Since April, the Boon San Badminton Party have allotted special
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    Singapore's SOCCER FIELDS -Past And Present
    932 20 Illicit Savai«< k DiKC'iiK^OK jiuunds on the island. In this connection it i*as to be remembered that organised .ootball only commenced about twenty y,ars ago and that it is comparatively recently ttia* steps have been taken by certain clubs and ether institutions to acquire
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    Armstrong May Fight Boon
    144 20 Armstrong May Fight Boon MR. Sidney Hulls, the Harringay promoter, has offered a purse of 1 10,000 for Henry Armstrong to stake his world's lightweight title m a fight against Eric Coon, the British champion, to be held m London next September Boon was present at the ArmstrongRoderick meeting and
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    BOXING NOTES By "Pete"
    414 20 BOXING NOTES By "Pete" J*HE Editor handed to me early iast week a letter which k. received from the Army welterweight champion rrajv j jon o to the weekly notes 1 uriU' m these columns. lnt)^ He states that the notes are most interesting and provide trim with a good
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  • UP-COUNTRY SPORTS NEWS
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      SECAMAT SPORT IN REVIEW
      658 21 SECAMAT SPORT IN REVIEW [From Our Own Correspondent J Segamat. "ECAMAT had ere of the hcavie* week-ends for a lot* ttiem c m years ;md four cricket matches were played. A bright mbyM. H. Jerram— his first m the country—overshadowed JJer perftrmances. was playir.g fcr Genuanj TWam at Genuuns. Anot.icj
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      Muar Police Beat Segamat Colleagues At Soccer
      180 21 Muar Police Beat Segamat Colleagues At Soccer [From Our Oicn Correspondent] Muar. !WUAR football followers were given a pleasant sunrise when the Muar Police who are at the bottom of the Muar league trounced the Segamat Police who are second m the Segamat league by five goals to nil when
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      Draw For Malacca Badminton Championships
      247 21 Draw For Malacca Badminton Championships Malacca, June 17. THE draw for the Malacca Badminton Championships was made last night at the residence of Mr. Lim Kcng Watt, and resulted as follows: Men's Open Gi: gles:— K. W. Lim bye. Tay Koorf Lim bye, Tons;- Hong Kone bye, A. Bmanue] vs.
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      POPE'S NEW PEACE MOVE
      169 21 APPROACH TO POLAND Warsaw, June 17. pOLLOWING the public appeal of Admiral Horthy, Regent of Hungary, to ih* Pope to call of a sudden outburst of Papal Muntio, Monsignor Cortesi, has been received by M. Moscicki, the Polish Premier. This is the culminating point and a
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      LEAGUE EXPERTS CRITICAL OF PALESTINE PLAN
      111 21 LEAGUE EXPERTS CRITICAL OF PALESTINE PLAN Geneva, June 17. MR. Malcolm Mac Donald (Secretary Icr the Colonies) was questioned by members of the Mandates Commission regarding the Palestine white paper at a private meeting of the commission. The nature of the question is not divulged but it is understood some
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      24 21 Mr. and Mrs. Warden, Mrs. Sewell ond Yong Loon Chong, mixed doubles, finalists m the S.L.T.A. champijmlMps. Mrs. Sewell and Leon were the winners.
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      WHAT IS MEANT BY "LEBENSRAUM"
      64 21 Berlin, June 17. TO put right grossly false insinuations" abroad, the Diplomatiche Korrespondenz. mouthpiece of the Foreign Office, defining what Germany means by "lebensraum" (living space) writes: "Lebensraum does not mean the political sphere but that sphere to v.hich Germany must have permanent access m
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      S. C. C. Cricket
      60 21 The following have accepted to play for the Public Services Law vs. Services to-day at 11 p.m. at S.C.C.: P. Bar: am. Dr. J. a. P. Cameron. T D. G. A. Cooper, A. Gilmour, J E Jean.. L H. Poar-.'e, J. B. Potter. J. T. Rea.
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      Nazis Angry At War Damage Award
      77 21 Berlin. Jun c 17. ''/GOVERNMENT does not recognise the validity of this arbitration," cays a semi-official statement referring to the fifty million dollar i w aid of the United States Supreme Court against Germany for wartime damages. Indignation is expressed m German political circles,
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      S. C. C. BOWLS
      68 21 S.C.C. Bowls handicap during the week are as fellows: TUESDAY:— A. C. Binnie and E. J. Cassels (—3) vs. E. H. Colcman and A. Ferguson 1) Capt. R. J. J. Sneddon and Capt. L. W. Lcask (+3) vs. C. Hewetson and E. Fozard l> WEDNESDAY:— C.
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    JOLLILADS SPORTING ASSN.
    222 22 The following players have been selected to represent the Association In a friendly game of soccer against the V.M.C.A. Junior Department on Monday, June 19th, at 5.15 p.m. on the Anson Road Ground. Chom* Beng; Ah Kcw, Eng Bee; Lian Lock. Yew Leng, Heng Teow: Thye Seng,
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    WHAT SHOULD AMATEURS GET AS TRAVEL GRANT?
    1232 22 WHAT SHOULD AMATEURS GET AS TRAVEL GRANT? BMI-QCAL FOOTBALLERS' GRIEVANCES g| English Amateur More Stadiums Quoted Needed 1 AST week we pubiished an article written for us by a Malaya Cup player, and this week we reproduce another article sent to us by the same player, who this time urges
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    23 22 Quan heong played a Mai p» I on Thursday againgt Uk tall China tourists. This pktarr tb* I him about to head. L
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    Inter-Club Ladies Golf
    117 22 i The following are the teams and starting times ni the Ladies' match between the Sepoy Lines Golf Club and Keppel Golf Club ?t Keppel on Wednes day. 345 Miss Evans (20) vs. Mrs- JJj ffitcham <20); 3.50 Miss Brooke (20) vs Mrs. P. Crawley (20); 3.55
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    Saturday's Results
    121 22 S.B.A. Championship Singapore, Satitfe AT the Haw-Par gymittßi A this afternoon, five firtteri m the S.B.A. junior rfuwpiwli were played. Chia Chin Soon (Eclipse) found J difficulty m eliminating T^ j Long (AA.U). at 15-8, IM. fl Soon led 7—o at one stage is w MB The only
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    ST. ANTHONY'S BEAT A.C.S. "A"
    48 22 with 21 nw». iOflfff Following are tne Ahmad c Tan S?SS!fflg?;;-Stf Kirn Seng C Ba*n Shirazee not out j joon Woon c B**" I** i* Douglas Miller c"^ James de Sou** Murphy GarnmeUc^f^ Basil D'Cp^JJJsfltiJ. Chan Koon Pf^gfii jnon WOW none for j
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    28 22 A South China defender stemming the tide of a rush by *^^rhin^?am dent m Thursday's match at the stadium when the South China team beat the S.C.F.A. 4—3.
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    CENTURY DIVIDEND PAID OUT BY EASTERN WAVE
    625 23 Opening Day Of Selangor Races Miss Wendy Pays $99, Madam $67 \Frcm Our Own Reporter Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. rtE !******<>r Turf Club's Summer meeting opened with a sensa--1 this afternoon at Kuala Lumpur when Eastern Wave to pay out $109 on lie wir
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    Dividends At A Glance
    98 23 Dividends At A Glance i Race 1 Eastern Wave $109 $16 i Golden Blaze $11 Ciscara $8 Race 2 Sunbeam $45 821 Blossom Time $14 Penshurst $11 Race 3 Thanks $23 $7 Gladness $8 Gronol $13 Race 4 Miss Wendy 599 $23 Glitter $22 Race 5 Be;* no 527 $10
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    Malacca Lose Malaya Cup Match 3-0
    175 23 Malacca Lose Malaya Cup Match 3-0 [From Our Own Reporter] Malacca, Saturday. MALACCA lost by three goals to ti« *™i;i heir first Malaya Cup match DlavJ? a St lift Comhin^ Services. Pia>ed at Malacca this afternoon. ther STh?" Played m fine wea*ner and before a good crowd Sp-,5 WeIK Ma
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    Yzleman Takes Ten Wickets: S.J.I. Trounced
    216 23 Yzleman Takes Ten Wickets: S.J.I. Trounced !rVHE Raffles Institution first eleven tr o"«ced me St. Joseph's with 9 wickets hand, m their crickat fixye*erlT d M <« ?only S 47 irSt h me learn Was ou o^Sir^^ c £core iB3 Yzleman did what no ether .schooiL h ZeX l tO
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    KEDAH MAKES SOCCER HISTORY
    96 23 KEDAH MAKES SOCCER HISTORY ElFrom Our Own Reporter} Penangr, Saturday. 'EDAH made soccer history to-day when she defeated Perak m a alaya Cup encounter by three goals nil. The match was played at or Star before a good crowd. Kedah scored two goals m the first half through Ali and
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    Tennis Finals
    34 23 Paris, Saturday.— In the Tennis Championship nnals, Madame Mathieu I (France) beat Mademoiselle JedrzeiowI fSJSSSik 3 8 6: Donald McNeill M America > beat Robert Ri<?gs (America* 7— 5, &-o, 6— 3— Reuter.
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    Malays Beat Police At The Stadium
    537 23 Malays Beat Police At The Stadium n v!:^f app<>il {i r 2 anv first divisuin mat^ !U tl<laysSamc <he Malays and (h c Police ended m win for the Malays 4 o. msw£ h ratner im Pres,sive style, h?*s lsnn e an opportunity "to head m off a corner by
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    M.F.A. Beat S.C.C. By 3 Runs
    225 23 M.F.A. Beat S.C.C. By 3 Runs Singapore, Saturday. PATTING splendidly A. Foster ad o e 42 r «"s out of 58 scored S V ;r c SCC who P la yed the Malay Football Association on the Patten? this afternoon. T«K?fi S IU XK b K Were all skittle d
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    S.R.C. Sports Finals
    255 23 pOLLOWING were the results of the finals m th e S.R.C. sports:-— Results: 100 yards (scratch): l, r. Minjoot- 2, D. Ross. Time 10 3 5 sees Putting the weight: 1, c Meyer- 2 A. Meyer. Distance 37 feet 10 inches 830 yards (handicap) i R E^ert2,
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    A Compliment Returned
    155 23 (Tribune Stan" Reporter) THE S.C.F.A. team with the 1 tcraH which their skipper Ror Khoon pi. seized to Chan Wing Zai the raptaiti of the South China Football Team bofore ;r.e game m uhich they opposed each other at the Stadium commenced. The presentation took place on
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  • The Sunday Tribune
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      BRITISH WARSHIPS TAKE FOOD TO TIENTSIN
      378 24  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Japanese Authorities Ignore Consul -General's Protest EARLY RETALIATION IF BLOCKADE IS CONTINUED Daily Insults To British Subjects gRITISH warships at North China summer resorts, say unofficial reports from Hongkong and Shanghai, are carrying foodstuffs to the British Concession at Tientsin,
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      AUSTRALIA WANTS MORE BRITONS
      26 24 Melbourne, June I7~_yi v 'FederaJ Premier) anoount^ Australian Cabn.rt is ccnS relation of alien to British Announcement of a Dohev S Reuter
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      BROADCASTS BY PHONE
      344 24 BR OADCASTS BY PHONE British HiiM*i*«*< k ii<'> IMuei Electric Light Can Also Be Used London. June 17. REVELATIONS regarding the Post Office's new system uf telephone broadcasting were made by Major G. C. Tryon, Postmaster-General, when introducing the Post Office estimates m the House of Commons. Major Tryon 'stressed
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      GRAVEST CONCERN Official Report Of British Attitude
      408 24 GRAVEST CONCERN Official Report Of British Attitude London, June 17. The tense situation arising from the Japanese blockade of Tientsin continues to cause the gravest concern here. Today is the fourth day of the blockade •and latest incidents have given added caused Tor anxiety. The British Consul-General at Tientsin, Mr.
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      $2,000 MILLIONS NEW CURRENCY IN UNITED STATES?
      93 24 $2,000 MILLIONS NEW CURRENCY IN UNITED STATES? Washington June 17. SENATORS McCarran and Thomas' have i d introduced m Congress a proposal j to direct the President to issue $2,000 millions of new currency on the backing of sterilized gold and gold held by the Stabilisation Fund. The Senators also
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      German Manoeuvres Along The Western Frontier
      55 24 German Manoeuvres Along The Western Frontier Berlin, June 17. mHE first manoeuvres m Germany's 1 fortification zone along the western frontier will begin shortly. All classes of troops will participate. It is officially stated that the manoeuvres will last a considerable time, the purpose being to accustom the men to
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      U. S. RELIEF BILL
      22 24 Washington, June 17.— The bill appropriating $1,735,000,000 for relief work hW passed the House cf Representa- tives.- Reuter
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      War Veteran Dies
      28 24 London, Saturday.— Majov-Geneial Sir j W C Chayfor has died. He took part j m the o.?ptu^ of Jerusalem during the j Great War.— Reuter
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