Morning Tribune, 5 July 1937

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    13 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. 2.-NQ. 131 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, July 5, 1937. FIVE CENTS
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    ITALIAN ATTACK ON BRITAIN
    1182 1 OPEN INTERVENTION IN SPAIN UK IN AID OF REDS G(JNS LANDED UNDER CLOAK OF EVACUATIONS Rome, July 1. fHARGES that Britain and France have not observed non-inter-vention m Spain, but have openly helped the Spanish 'Teds" are made m an unsigned article m Mussolini's newspaper Popolo
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    ROAD CRASH
    104 1 Two Europeans Seriously Injured Singapore, Sunday. TWO Europeans lie dangerously ill m the General Hospital as the result of a bad road crash on Grove Road, near Margate Road, this evening. They were riding on a motorcycle, one driving and the other a pillion passenger, when they were
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    TANGANYIKA
    151 1 Return To Germany Would Jeopardise Peace London. June 30 THE handing back of Tanganyika Territory to Germany would be a threat to world peace, according to Sir Edward Grigg. a former Governor of Kenya. In a speech at the English Speaking Union Dinner m London. Sir Edward said- "Kenya
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    21 1 A workman engaged on excavations at Crayford, Kent, found a human skull. which is believed to be about 3uo yeirs old.
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    Atlantic Flight Due To-day
    173 1 Atlantic Flight Due To-day London. June 3 AVIATORS all over the world are anticipating the evening of July 5, 'after many months of very elaborate tests and weather observations. The Imperial Airways 18--ton flying boat Caledonia and the Pan -American Airways giant plane Sikorsky v ill make the first official
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    REICH CHURCH
    118 1 Famous Opposition Pastor Arrested Berlin, July 1. NIEMOELLER. thte former submarine commander and outstanding figure among the Oppoosition pastors, has been taken into custody and conveyed to Moabit Prison. In the wave of arrests of Protestant clergymen m the past few weeks. Niemoeller remained immune, no'withstanding his outspoken
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    EARHART STILL MISSING
    410 1 Machine Could Not Have Floated New York. July 4 l ITTLE hope is entertained of the resL cue of Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs. Putnam) and her co-pilot, Capt Noonan. who are reported lost m the Pacific on their round-the-world flight Latest messages state that coast-guard ships are
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    Signals Heard?
    31 1 Los Angeles, July 1. Wireless amateurs report picking up weak signals, believed to be thosr of Miss Earharfs aeroplane at 12.30 p.m., B.S.T. Otherwise there is no news Reuter
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      42 1 OH OTHER PAGES J Penan? Forte 2 i (.old m Kelantan 2 F ranr-La.est s 1 ipoh Kaces JJ Malaya (up Soccer 22 I dinners Lose Ajjain 22 1 i local Cricket g J AAA. Sports 24 i police Spirts 24 I
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    PENANG FORT PROJECT HELD UP
    406 2 NO BARRACKS AT [PRESENT Alienated Land Freed Again IS Penan* the "Pearl of lhe Orient I to become second nohtan fortress for Malaya, like Though there has been a chaise m IaVU Plans to withdraw the proposal to acquire a P^ca ai laml ot 120
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    THE S.A.D.C Excellent Performance At Victoria Theatre
    279 2 THE S.A. D.C Excellent Performance At Victoria Theatre CT JOHN KRVINE'S well-known play, 0 -IHe First Mrs. Fraser." was pre-, mted by the Bingapore Anutew rDra m-.tir flub at the Victoria Theatre on Satadtf night. This is th, fifth prod cu"; 'the S ADC has attempted since the ciub wa.s
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    RAJPUTANA
    284 2 Sultan Of Pahang Returning H. H. the Sultan of Pahang, who was present at the Coronation, is returning to Malaya by the P. and O. liner Rajputana, which left London on June 18. Other passengers for the Straits are as follows: For Penang: Mr. J. L. Arnold. Mr. A
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    Running Record
    24 2 Stockholm. July 2. JonstOO broke the world's 2, COO metres record ni a-ltf-4 10 sees beating Ladouinegue'a 5-21 h io .sees Reuter
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    Lard Crule Dead
    16 2 London. July J. The death 1 1 announced of Lord Crul Reuter Wireless
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    CINE-SOUND
    176 2 New System Demonstrated In Singapore Singapore, Sunday. A DEMONSTRATION of sound reproduction of a new type was given this morning at the Capitol Theatre by the Western Electric Company. Invitations were extended to various patrons who attended the demonstration. The new method of sound reproduction is called Mirrophony and
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    CLERICAL UNION
    256 2 Happy Gathering At Dinner Singapore. Sunday. OVER 600 people were present at the seventeenth anniversary dinner of the Clerical Union held on the Club grounds m Balestier last night. Much conviviality prevailed and the gathering later enjoyed a cinema show and indulged In dancing until a late hour.
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    Echo Of Mining Of Destroyer
    52 2 London, July 2. In the Gaaette It is announced that His Mni'\s'v Tlie King has awarded the A'bert Medal to Lieutenant Commander r g. Bcurfleld for galiantry m savlnq the lives of five men v/hen the destroyer Hunter struck a mine off the Spanish coast.-
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    New Vessel Here
    46 2 Singapore. Saturday. A new addition to the fleet of Rotterdam Lloyd liners ariived m Singapore this morning when the Brastagl dropped anchor m the roads at ten o'clock. H it; expected that the sister ship Weltevreden will arrive m Singapore on July 23.
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    MORE GOLD IN KELANTAN
    225 2 Details Of Rich Find Singapore, Saturday. ANOTHER rich gold-bearing lod e is reported to have been struck m the mukim of Belimbing m Kelantan on a 700-acre mine belonging to Mr. E. n. T. Cummins, the well-known planter of Selangor, and Mr. Ho Kirn Hoi. Rumours
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    PALESTINE POLICY
    169 2 Division In Three Parts Recommended Jerusalem, July 4. ACCORDING to reportedly authoritative Jewish sources m London, the Palestine Royal Commission (whose report will be issued on July 8) recomments division of the country into three classes of territory, namely Arab and Jewish States, and British mandated areas. The
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    19 2 A German whaler the Rau 111. capsized and sank m the Lower Weser Twelve of the crew were drowned.
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      111 2 Kidneys Nust Clean Out Acids The only way your body can clean out health-destroying Acids from your blood is through nine million tiny Kidney tubes or filters, but beware of cheap, drastic, irritating drugs. Weak Kidneys usually aro the real cause of Getting Up Nights. Nervousness, Swollen Ankles, Rheumatism. Backache,
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    BORROWING UP TO THE HILT
    544 3 TL e?CE IN Vu 15 Milliards Loan Paris, July L ■lalia advances to the State F mounting to 15 milliard francs tore been satheiaul by the Bank rf JKirh the -tock exchange bourse J%£to% to-day, c-nn^rcial eaL.U toorses ar? closed. Tr ittnt under which suspenIj
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    84 3 Mr. J. A. Lyons, the Prime Minister of Australia, bearded th e Imperial Airways flying-boat "Challenger" at Rochester (Kent) for Amsterdam on his way home to Australia after the Coronation and Imperial Conference. He is to visit The Hague. Brussels, and War Graves in France and Belgium, and the Australian
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    Beacons Removed
    41 3 Singapore, Friday. The Commanding Officer of H.M.S. Herald has issued the following notice to mariners: The unlighted surveying beacons off Tanjong Sink m Lat. 02 deg. 45' N., and Long. 11l deg. 21' E. I approx'.. have been removed.
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    Future King Of Spain?
    29 3 Rome. July 4. CX-KING Alfonso and ex-Queen Ena were present at the clinic when thtir daughter Princ?ss Torlonia gave bii h to a son. Reuter
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    Law Notice For To-day
    142 3 Before the Acting Chief Justice at 11 a.m. Summonses-in-Chambers and Originating Summonses. At U. 30 a.m. m the Ist Cou'-t:—Mo-tions. Petition and Judgment Summons. Before Mr. Justice Howes at 11 a.m. 3 Summonses-in-Chambers and 1 M°" tion m Suit No. 207 37— Tan Chu Ing vs
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    PEACE OF EUROPE
    145 3 New Appeal By King Of Belgians Brussels. July 2. A STIRRING appeal for national service was made to-day by King Leopold to the leaders of the ExSoldiers' Association, whom he received at the Palace, and to whom he explained tha f the ex-service men's demand for a
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    RUSSO-JAPANESE AFFAIR
    115 3 Troops Withdrawn From Amur Moscow, July 4 11 REPORT from Hsinking states that m n accordance with the ShigemitsuLi'vinoff agreement, Soviet forces, including over 20 patrol boats started that afternoon on the evacuation of Sennufa and Bolyshoi. islets on the Amur River. The Kwantung Army headquarters, at six
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    Australian Businessman Aviator
    53 3 A ustralian Businessman A viator Singapore, Saturday. MR. Harry McEvoy. the Australian 1" business man. who arrived m Singapore by his plane. "Fostars Shoes" yesterday after an aerial tour of China, left Singapore at 9.55 this morning accompanied by his wife, and three children, and Capt Neale. his co-pilot-companion, on
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      19 3 Overseas Assurance CORPORATION, LIMITED. China Building, Chulia Street. PHONE 5808. SINGAPORE Fire, Marine, Motor VEHICLES WORKMEN'S COMPF N* ATION
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      36 3 MASTER LAMINATED STEEL PADLOCKS Strongest m the World From All Dealers. Sole Agents: RAHAMIN PENHAS Singapore. Bkbl Sir Is^* l!ffl P**^* .^S* H^bßi br iw aH sUsTjsi 111 ::??:v ;^W l"r^^^^l Jt ft. ISI K^tr BBS
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      119 4 London, July 2. Last Price To-day Cbarr« ki nrn Steadier Dull Sellers. 9 1116 9 H 16 May Buyers ***** 9:« I 6 JulySrpt. BUWtt. Jg T^y Sellers. 13(16 9^ 1 N> Od DM Buyers. 9^ 9 1116 -l|lo Seller*. 9 7 H 9 3 4 ?4 London.
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      88 4 London, July 2. 1 10,71/2 110 3 —44 Distillers 33. U2 33;- 1V 2 Dunlop Rubber 786 78:6 imperial Chemical Industries 152 6 151^3 -13 imperial Tobacco 383 383 Aiib'^-Dutch 12! 2 12l 2 London Tin vNew Shares 37 10^ 379 ~li 2 Kubber Han Investment iTUSt
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      METAL MARKET
      15 4 T,N Standard. Spot (afternoon closing price; »WH "M'j* _{J Forward D 0 4
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      51 4 KUBBER New York, Jnly 2 Previous To-day Change Tone Q uiet 3teady Spot Buyers. 19V 2 19U y Sellers. l»ft 19 a 8 July Sept Buyers. 19 13 16 194 -f l6 JUybP> Sellers. 19" 8 19^ -U lone Finn uiet Spot 573 4 5 1 2
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      73 4 T 1 London, July 6. Previous To-day Chang? '1 i on Parll (dosing middle rate) L2SJ4 123 65 —.19 T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) huh- BJ9ft T.T on Shanghai (closing selling rale) i 212 Is. 215 32 —132 TT on Hongkong (closing selling rate) is ***** Is.
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      BULLION MARKET
      25 4 London. July 3. GOLD Previous To-day Change Fin*- Bur per oz. £7.06 £7 0.6 4 months forward 19 15 16 19 15 16
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      Air Promotions
      48 4 i, London, Juiy 2. Air Marshal Ludlow Hewitt has beon i promoted Air Chief Marshal. Air Vice Marshal William Mitchell Lias seen promoted Air Marshall. The Earl of Cork and Orrery has been ippointed Commander-in-Chief, Portsmouth, in succession to the late Sir William Fisher.- Reuter Wireless
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      51 4 I (THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. xMimJ^/ Capital Subscribed (Fully paid up) Y.IC0 000.000 SOUX II Reservo V no 2000o I lIHI I ISH "''HlOmce: YOKOHAMA INSt'ItANCK COMPANY. LTD. SINGAPORE BRANCH MEYER THAMRERS MUNCHES AGENCIES kaffles place. IHBOUGHOUT THK f YAMAM WOULD H****** 5911 General Office. F j **72 Compradore'a
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      180 4 RANK OF CHINA (Incorporated tn China by Special Charter). 12, CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. j TELEPHONES: Manager's Office 6444 I Exchange Dept. 6441 j General Office 5188-9 Cable Address: "CHUNGKUO* m PAID UP CAPITAL Ch. 40,000,000.00 RESERVE FUNDS IN EXCESS OF Ch. 4.800,000.00 TOTAL ASSETS APPROXIMATELY Ch. $1,800,000,009.90 BHEAD OFFICE: SHANGHAI
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      MINING
      605 5 Pl\jr binpapore. July 3. 1 p.m. Fraser Co. Lyall Evatt Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers 8!- Pahang Con. 25 26 26- Pangea R. W 3xc! 111- 12 -cd 61- Pattani 7JJ 7 9 7 3 Bj--1 Paroi 671 /2 0.72^2 0.70 0.75 Rl Ppntrkalpn 1® 1? B i PetiiSi Tin":::
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      GENERAL
      341 5 2 2 Alex Brick Ord... 155 1.65 1.55 165 2 2 do 7U r r Prefs. 235 2.45 2.45 2J50 10 10 Atlas Ice 8.00 lO.OOnom 8.00 10.00 M Broadcasting 0.85 0.90 087 092 10 5B M. Trustee.... 6.25 7.00 6J5 7Ji £100 £100 Cable •A' Wireless 7%% Norn
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      DEBENTURES AND LOANS
      232 5 SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY 5 r c 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. 31 Sept. 30 103^ 105V 2 norn •M 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Mar. 31 Sept. 30 107 110 norn i^Sc 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Int. Mar. 31 Se*.t. 30 115 117 norn > 1913 red. 1963 $2,000,000
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      RUBBER SHARES
      342 5 Apnby 1.90 2.00 1.85 195 AlOrGajah 1.30 1.40 l.'6'C 1.40 Amal. Malay 1 85 2.00 1.9U 2.05 J- V *r Hitam 140 1.50 1.40 1.50 JJ^Moltk 1.15 130 1.15 1.20 r Pan as 1.70 I.Bocd 1.70 l^Ocd set T t 0.80 0.85 OOr/5. r /5 080 gatu Lintang
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    HAIL AS BIG AS AN EGG
    152 5 HAIL AS BIG AS AN EGG Cloud Burst On Belgrade Belgrade THE Observatory here calculates thai 1 during a cloud burst, no less than 12.000.000 tons of rain fell on Belgrade about 10 gallons per square yard, n.e cloud burst was accompanied by a whirlwind which reached a speed of
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    23 5 Mr. L. B. Howey, of the StandardVacuum Oil Co., Singapore, sailed by the Kaisar-I-Hind to-day en route to the United States on leave.
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    NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V.
    132 5 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. incorporated m the Netherlands. (Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Established by Royal Charter A.D. 1824. Paid Up Capital f 40,030,000 Statutory Reserve Fund 5,000,000 Special Reserve 1,000,000 Chairman of the Board of Directors H. C. REHBOCK. Managing Board: D. CRENA DE lONGH President M. TAUDIN CHABOT
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    OVERSEA – CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED
    60 5 OVERSEA CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED FREE yourselves from the FEAR of BURGLARS by keeping your VALUABLES (jewellery or important documents) m SAFE; BOXES m our VAULTS at CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET SINGAPORE. You hold YOUR OWN KEYS, and ONLY YOU can have access ta these safe boxes, so that SAFETY
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      109 6 KKCOKHS SMASHED! KWJ* THEATRE WJBING THE WEEK-EM)!! EAST i To -Night Ai CAPITOL 9-15^ Show Only Continued Success Of M.G.Ms. Great Chinese Story •Till: GOOD EARTH" w j t l, v |f"l TO-NIGHT at 0-15 Special CHARITY PERFORMANCE of RKO- Radio's Musical Comedy Hit FRED ASTAIRE GINGER ROGERS m ROBERTA
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      154 6 CLAUDETTE COLBERT FRED MacMURRAY m "MAID of SALEM" SPECIAL ADDED A ITRACfIONT SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SEA! muru SEE- A JAZZ ORCHESTRA PERFORMING ON THE OCEAN 8ED XOL v. act.. marriage SERVICE X FATHOMS BELOW! A WEDDING KISS IN THE BRINY! m FARAMOCNTS NO\EL MUSICAL SENSATION: Kg "AN UNDERWATER ROMANCE"
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    14 7 I The Childrens Race at the Police soorts at Thompson Road on Saturday Tribune
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    COAL SHORTAGE IN JAPAN
    293 7 COAL SHORTAGE IN JAPAN Consumption Outpaces Tokyo. Japan 10. JAPAN ia threatened with a serious shortage of coal, for her mines can-; r.o: keep pace with the steadily mcreacemand. One estimate is that within the next fl"e years there will be a shortage of 12,000--000 tons which must be sought
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    "MORE BABIES" FOR GERMANY
    216 7 Exhibition Opened In Frankfurt Frankfurt-On-Maln. AN exhibition designed to impress upon the German people the need for the production of a constant stream of healthy babies has been opened here. With the title "the family", the ExH- bition has been arranged by tM c Reich committee
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      32 7 IggLghange PAVILION I "WILLING STORY OF ESPIONAGE AND ROMANCE, S j WITH A BRILLIANT NEW TRENCH STAR !"2nd BUREAU"! j WITH i j MART A LA lI A Kll <BABLES OLIVEB i
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      88 7 2 MORE |CAL F r/>H£ r^"i^fl Bfc^^B v _^B B^ uf 19 L*4l I I THE DOMINANT SEX IS NOT FOR PRUDES j Theatre ROYAL 1 530 T^1!I 9 15 TREMENDOUS SUCCESS DURING THE WEEK-END. •BALA YOftlNl" FEATURING THE SIX JUVENILE JEWELS ALHAMBRA N«rt <*»"g« Men staked their lives for
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    GREAT FUTURE PREDICTED FOR MALAYA
    316 8  -  SIR VICTOR SASSOON BY INTERESTING INTERVIEW WITH FAMOUS k ORSAT tutor, to, Malay* In »^J*%" Victor Bassoon, the famoui Indu. trtol m r^^; 1 h > i iv a k t0 India who arrived m Bingapow gntaf j^J^ af,,, »Wh,n l"^me tft way he JB
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    CHINA & JAPAN
    95 8  - CHINA JAPAN Sin Chew Jit poll Resumption Of Relations A Vain Hope ACCORDING to certain political observers, the resumption of SinoJapaneae relations la still a vain hope becauae Japan, though outwardly proteasing a desire for reconciliation, is m tact having their objects m view. Encouraged by the passiveness or non-interference
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    57 8 Two thousand members of British youth organisations, weswlng the national costumes of peace-loving nations, took part Jn the gigantic 'Leant of Peace and rally to Hyde Park, London. The procession led bv zirls i n Czech national costume, is seen passing down Victoria Embankment to Hvde Park. Portraits of Lenin
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    ELEPHANT POSTMAN
    280 8 Recovering From Fall Off Crane Calcutta. ACCOMPANIED by two elephants from the Zoo here, to give him company. Jai Singh. India's famous elephant postIman, is now slowly recovering from the 'effects of his injuries, received when he I was dropped from a crane at the dock /here. The
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    EUROPEANS AND WITCHERY
    268 8 Strange Case Of A Farmer's Wife Newcastle. Natal 4 CASE showing that a belief m whicr.craft still exists among European* ended m the court here with the niun? of a native witch doctor on ten charges of witchcraft. The majority of the witch doctor's clients were Europeans.
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    SOLDIERS' RESCUE
    83 8 Girl's Plunge Into T Madras. WO British soldiers, by their courage and presence of mind, have saved the life of a 14-year-old Indian girl at Wellington. South India. They were Privates Rodgers and Wilkinson of the King's Own Royal Regiment. The girl had fallen into a lake and
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    WOMAN SAYS SHE SAW BODY" IN CELLAR
    780 9 WOMAN SAYS SHE SAW BODY" IN CELLAR Wtiii Who Took Her There Accused Of Murder .TTFGVTIONS that the accused man A Vi t-iken her into th e cellar of a *Z tr the body of a dead woman sh P Uebv a witness at North London. *<£ I riving evidence
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    BARRIES COTTAGE
    52 9 Presented To The Nation As A Memorial London. July 3. JHE cottage m which Sir James Barric waa born at Kirriemuir— thrums of lovela— has been purchased and 'ted to the Nation. a s a permanent M ial J£. the oreatOr 0f Peter Pon Ir Elliot Alves. British
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    20 9 The Buenos Aires Bridge in Bilbao blown up by the retreating Basques as the rebels captured the city. Planet News
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    DIES AGED 121
    110 9 Bengal Man's Five Wives And No Children Calcutta CLAIMING to have been born m 1816, Mr. Iswar Chandra Brahmachary has died at Janpur, Bengal, at the age of 121. Mr. Brahmachary married five wives, but had no children. He practised a native system of medicine. A strict
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Monday, July 5, 1937. INDIAN LABOUR TO-DAY
    309 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Monday, July 5, 1937. INDIAN LABOUR TO-DAY IN tlie course of his report for 1986, Mr. C. Wilson, the Controller of Labour, Malaya, w\\:v> to the good relations prevailing between Indian estate labourers and (hen- employers and (|iiott 9 from the Indian Censu report to show thai
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    Problem Of A MEDITERRANEAN Settlement
    724 10 Problem Of A MEDITERRANEAN Settlement H 0 V ly the trouble m Spain may i the commerce ol the F*r Eaat is reflected m the annual rep'"" of the npany, which was recently issued It reveala that the r:if i:" ti rough the canal In 1936 was slump year of
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    51 10 The follow; nu Government officers have returned from leave: Messrs J D M. Smith. T. R. Hutton J G Eva*' R. P. Clegg. G. W. Webb. N. Couis A. G. Banfield. J. V. T. Campbell A J Newby. W. T. Cherry, Dr. R. A. Pall ter. Miss I. G. J.
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    14 10 President Lebrun .f^/nc'e ti^SL^Slt Ph t0 Sh WS Far Uk W th Planet News
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    BRITISH SHIPS AND THE SUEZ CANAL
    284 11 MARKED DECLINE IS TRAFFIC ff ie Problem Of The Mediterranean Cairo, June 10. ft IT A|VS share of traffic passing B tfnSfi the Suez Canal, gene„v t nsidercd as one of the baroU'ot world trade, has decreased r the Past two years. From 54
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    COLLIERY DISASTER
    101 11 More Details Of The E Tragedy Rugby. July 4 THIRTY men, including the managing director and two mines' inspectors, who joined the rescue party after the nrs-. of two explosions had taken place, lives m the coal mine disaster at Bryumco Colliery near Stoke on Trent. Th?re were
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    King Congratulates Flight-Lt. Adam
    48 11 King Congratulates Flight-Lt. Adam Rugby. July 3. JHE King has sent to Flight Lieutenant Adam, who this week regained the *orwj| altitude record for Britain by fining a height of about 54.000, his c£ er u, con sratulations of this very reJ ar Kable feat". British Official Wireless
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    Still Another Nuffield Gift
    52 11 Rugby. July 3. further gift to charity has be"n i i cJS? Nufflel <* who has contriH rw 7 r? 00 to th e Royal Berkshire or'"', l? 1, fading, towards the erection he* building to contain a childward and a maternity ward and '•1 ward
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    EUROPEAN ACCUSED BY MALAY WOMAN
    149 11 EUROPEAN ACCUSED BY MALAY WOMAN Alleged To Have Put Her In Fear Of Arrest Penang. Friday. AUGUST 3 and 4 have been fixed for the trial of Captain Lloyd Joacquim an old European resident of Penang, and Shariff Din bin Merican Noordiri. alias Van Mat. and Alladin Mericar Noordin. alias
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    M. VAN ZEELAND
    85 11 Belgian Premier To Meet Chamberlain Eden THE Belgian Prinje Minister M. Van Zeeland. who is returning to Belgium from the United States, is expected to arrive at Southampton on Monday morning and to reach London m the afternoon. Arrangements have been made fsr him, on the invitation
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    45 11 H.M.the King planted the first of the Coronation trees i n Windsor Great Park. His Majesty was accompanied by the Queen and Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret Rose. Other trees were planted by representatives of the Empire and the site was named Coronation Avenue. Topical Press
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    SCHOLAR DROWNED
    126 11 Bathing Tragedy At Penang Penang. to-day. IT was only a few weeks ago that a 1 schoolboy paid the penalty with his life for venturing out of depth while seabathing at Tanjong Tokong. Yesterday, another young life was added to the toll of the restless sea. The victim
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    ROOSEVELT AND U.S. JUDGES
    122 11 Democratic Substitute For Supreme Court Bill Washington, July 3 A COMPLETE Democratic substitute fo> President Roosevelt's Supreme Court Bill came before the Senate to-day. Senator Robinson, leader of the Democratic majority, explaining that the proposals would permit three appointmen' a to the court within the next
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    DR. A.H. LOWTHER
    70 11 Grant From Carnegie Fund For Study A despatch has been received from the Secretary of State for the Colonies announcing that Dr. A. H. Lowther. Medical Officer, Malayan Medical Service, has been awarded a grant from the Fund provided by the Trustees ot the Carnegie Corporation of
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    IRISH ELECTIONS
    65 11 First Returns Show That De Valera Is Safe Dublin, July 3. THE outstanding results m the general election so far announced are that President De Valera has been returned for County Clare and the Ministers Mr. Macentee and Mr. Traynor have been re-elected m Dublin. Mr. Cosgrave (Opposition
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    FRANC TROOPS OCCUPY BILBAO
    198 12 FRANC TROOPS OCCUPY BILBAO These Planet News pictures show scenes m Bilbao after the rebels had taken possession of the badly battered city. The insurgent authorities immediately set about the task of feeding; the population and restoring order, and of consolidating their position. The Archbishop of Canterbury photographed during I
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      31 13 Rene Ullmann's Annual Cheap SALE THE BEST OPPORTUNITY EVER OFFERED FOR JEWELLERY WATCHES* SILVERWARE CLOCKS etc. TRADITIONAL QUALITY AT LOWEST PRICES. Also IVORSAY'S PERFUMES and fancy articles RENE ULLMANN RAFFLES PLACE
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    GARDEN PLANS
    950 14 are badly needed for S.ngapore householders who seem to think that green grass, a few uninspiring flower beds and bushes are a ALMOBT every house has its own plot of garden m Singapore and though many are really interested and keen In collecting' different species of plan\s. garden.,
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    Smartly tailored slips add beauty to furniture
    157 15 SLIP covers are a definite part of the decorative scheme of the house of 'today. No longer do they resemble muslim nightgowns, but are smartly tailored to fit like upholstery. So smooth and well groomed are they that many people are buying their
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    STANDARDS RAISED
    33 15 Attempts are being made m all sections of the Near East to ralee the standards of the home above the existence level that has been the lot of women for centuriee.
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      459 16 i BYP&Oand BRITISH INDIA LINES (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) \H I lonnage VMM ToDoage Spore, 1937. 1937. SOUDAN 6,500 July 5 NALDERA 16,000 Sept. 10 RAJPUTANA 17,000 July 16 CARTHAGE 15,000 Sept. 24 RANPURA 17 000 July 30 'BANGALORE 6 000 Sept. 25 BURDWAN 6.070 July 31 COMORIN 15.000 Oct. 8
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      STEAMER MAIL DESPATCHES
      45 17 TODAY PER DATT AND TIME FOR Fiancius July 5 y a.m. Medan vt Sumatra. S.-East Sft* «S* Moluccas and Reaei Timo^lambM and Singkawang Boelongan 5 4 p.m. i i. distri tion close half an hoar earlier unless otherwise stated). (parcels and tw^"*
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      MAILS EXPECTED
      60 17 v irrifed from Penang and Kuaia MalL hv Mr (internal Service) on Lumpur DjA delivery of letters Saturday "ener 3 from Europa (London) Xperial) yesterday Genera* by vf letters 825 iJB. to-day. *ffs&i ll ed from Europe (Amster- "hv Vr Netherlands, yesterday Jg^ddSw of liters 8.25 a.m. *&l
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      MAILS DELIVERED
      27 17 The (Ur Mall (Imperial) despatched frSstogapore on June 23 was delivered %teS?lfil despatched from Singapore on June 26 was delivered m London on July 2.
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      CRITICS' UTOPIA?
      104 17 One Novel Published In Three Months Bombay. LITERARY Critics who bemoan the spate of fiction, good. bad. and indifferent, which pours out of English publishing houses every month, should come to Bombay. In the last three months of 1935 the works of fiction published m the Bombay Presidency
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      10 17 Kuala Lumpur and Penang- Internal Air Service 6 a.m. to-day.
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    SHIPS IN DOCK
    134 17 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES 1 OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Ships Godown Gate No. 1 Plane .us 22 1 Hong S-ang 20 1 Komaki Maru 18 2 Kepong 16 2 Aeneas 14 2J Poelau Laut 11 2, Neleus 9 2' Kinta 7 2 1 Silvercedar 30 2 Javanese
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    MUSICIANS' STRIKE
    106 17 Protest Against Employment Of Foreigners Paris I THE Musicians' Union of th e Paris dis- trict has threatened a strike of its members if the Minister of Labour does not reduce the proportion of foreign musicians permitted to play m French 1 orchestras. By its decree of May
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    PAID IN COPPERS
    83 17 Shock For Ontario's Tax Department Kitchener, Ontario. A TAXPAYER here took a six-quart basket full of coppers to the taxcollecting department m payment of his dues. There were 4,279 cents to meet an account of 42.79 dolars (about £8-8-0). The money was turned over just a day
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    PANAMA CANAL TRAFFIC
    436 17 Gradual Decline In Size Of Ships DANAMA Canal cargo traffic during March reached a record total, while transits were f he highest since October, 1929. The net tonnage, Panama Canal measurement, was only 26 tons less than the record established m January, 1929, and tolls reached the
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    SHIPPING PROFITS
    190 17 Japan Confident Debit Can Be Covered Japanese shipping circles are optimistic of the position of international accounts this year. They are confident that the adverse balance of visible trade will be covered by shipping profits. The general impression is that shipping revenue this year will reach Y 250,000.
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    POLICE ATHLETES IN ACTION
    92 18 POLICE ATHLETES IN ACTION Force Holds Its Annual Sports Meeting Tribune i i bandsmen's rare The Singapore, tug -of- war team wh > beat Penang but lost to Johore m the final Tribune Officials of the meeting. Tribune Johore, winners of the tug -of- war Tribune HE the Governor and
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    CROWNING OF EGYPT'S NEW KING
    536 19 WCIENT POMP CEREMONY Spirit Of Festivity Already In Air Cairo. June 10. ,thi ievt-titure of Farouk I as King T Fevpt which will take place cmi of July. when he has at- ied 21 majonty, will be marked a mes of pomP and splendour tl
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    94 19 The villagers of Tanjong Rimau, near Tampin, were greatly alarmed one mo rning, recently, by the appearance SV Kampong of a full grown Seladang, a fierce type of wild buffalo which is reputed to attack at sight The animal dashed through the Malay small holdings, scattering the terri fied people,
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    STEEPEST RAILWAY
    109 19 Climbs 6,900 Feet In 35 Minutes Lucerne. FE famous cogwheel -railway up to the summit of Mount Pilatus near hereclaimed to be the steepest railway m the world has been converted to electrical power. The journey from Alpnach-stad up to the top of the mountain formerly took an
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    179 19 FRASER COMPANY. List Of Current Dividends Singapore. July 3. 1 p.m. 3 mpany Dividend Books Close financial Payable Date to date tin TQ Kumbanß s% lnt. July 23 July 30 July 24 V/2K Knn% 15% Bonus £amunting 10% Int. July 13 ..July 16 July 5 10% 20% Int. July 20
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    WIFE DIVORCED HIM
    148 19 He Remembered Fler In Will London (By Air Mail». A LARGE bequest to his former wife is made m the will of Mr. W. L. Guinness, of Kingston-hill, who left £98.792. Mrs. Guinness divorced her husband, a former racing motorist, m January 1936. On March 27th, 1937,
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    8-YEAR OLD PIANIST
    92 19 President's Grand Daughter At Show In Paris Paris. ANNE-MARIE, eight-year-old granddaughter of President Lebrun, was among the artists at a gala performance given m the children's theatre at the Paris International Exhibition on June 25. All the performers were children under 11 years of age. Anne-Marie played
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    CONDITIONS NORMAL
    108 19  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh No Civil War Between Szechuan Nanking Shanghai July 3. DUMOURS of civil war between Szechu- en and Nanking have completely died down. Conditions in Chungking, the provincial capital, are returning to normal, and the people are resuming their daily lif e unperturbed. As a
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    BANK BESIEGED
    112 19 5,000 Demand Sovereigns For Shillings Bombay A RUMOUR that gold sovereigns were being sold for 12 annas (worth about one shilling) each m celebration of the Coronation led to unprecedented scenes at Guntur m South India. There was at once a rush to the local bank and more
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    ARTIFICIAL RAIN
    122 19 Ambitious Scheme For Russia THEY make rain m Soviet Russia. A scheme to pour artificial rain on an area of about 4,000.000 acres Of arable land is being arranged by the Academy of Agricultural Science. Experiments wi'h artificial rain on cotton, sugar-beets and cereals m the arid zones
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      1500 20 »i PROGRAMME OF B. M. B. C n Ar^lO Singapore Station On 225 Metres ON THt KALmw TO DAY M h r^r nsky) vloUn 2 Records). Mandann Toselli's Celebrated Serenade. Albert V d „v Relleau 1577). p m. --Chinese Music. Mancian. d his Qrch. ITIfM CAADIRF Aprl l (I ni-
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    RESTRICTION SETS UP NEW SIX FURLONG RECORD
    748 21 IPOH RACE RESULTS A fK DRUCE ALSO WINS FIRST RUN r JA IN CLASS ONE (From Our Own Reporter) I Ipoh, July 3 nr Folic Restriction and Jack Druc P successively broke the Ipoh course H a for six furlongs when tne opening
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    JOHORE P. W. D.
    116 21 Ng Ngoh Tee Champion Athlete (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, July 2. The fourth annual Athletic sports meetmg of the All Johore P.WX>. Athletic Association was held this afternoon on the English College padang, Johore Bahru, m the presence of a large and representative gathering.
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    18 21 Mr CAR. Neville, an assistant master at Little Ealing Senior School, has been appointed headmaster of Penvale School.
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    21 21 At a cost of £96.000 Woolwich Council is to build 176 houses on a recently acquired estate at Garland Road, Plumstead
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    HENLEY REGATTA
    298 21 Austrian Wins Diamond Sculls London, July 3. GLORIOUS finals marked the end of the Henley regatta. Results: Silver Goblets: Vesta beat London by three lengths. Time 9.43. Steward's Cup: Leander beat Thames by a length. Time 8.32. Grand Challenge Cup: Viking (Germany) beat Jesus College by half a
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    23 21 As an aeroplane wan landing at Stoke Park. Guildford, it struck and killed Charles Puttock, 80, of Walnut ITeeC Guildford, a i>ia< k.mith.
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    NEGRI GIVE SINGAPORE A NASTY JOLT
    1219 22 Better Side Held To A Draw In Makya Cup Match Al Seremban >From Our Oun Report*' Seremban. Saturday. C ALLAMT Negri! Many nm, ll t„ Negri Sembilan State :^J^ truly pillanl soccer eleven true t1 v 1111lt /when on toJ^V**"££ .iSSd to sha,-, point,
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    THREE TITLES
    263 22 Budge Sweeps The Board At Wimbledon PINAL results m the Wimbledon cha.nT pionships are as Men's Singles: Donald Budge iVSAJ beat O. Von Cramm (Germany) 6-3, MeX 2 Doubles: Budge and Ma*o pea" Hughe* and TWtof (holders) Mived^DoSblc;: Budge and Mfl Marbie beat Petra and Mme. Mathieu Uomnrs
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    DAVIS CUP TEAM
    77 22 Austin, Hare, Hughes And I uckey THE following have been selected to represent Britain m the Davis Cup challenge rouna:— Austin. Hare Hughes and TucKey. ihe British players m the Wightman Cup tournament, to be held at Forest ttnis on Auy. 2u i:na 21 are as lollops-
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    ANOTHER SHOCK FOR R.A.
    584 22 Midds Recover And Take Points Singapore Saturday FE Royal Artillery, leaders of the First Division ol the S.A F.A. League were given another shock to-day when they had to concede full points to the Middlesex Regiment at Anson Road Stadium, the Midds. winning by the odd
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    RAFFLES CHECK LONG RUN OF CRICKET DEFEATS
    2146 23 RAFFLES CHECK LONG RUN OF CRICKET DEFEATS Honourable Draw Achieved In Annual Inter-College Match Singapore. Sunday I time m six years, Raffles College managed *o hold the Medical ■roR the tirst lu m their annua i cricket encounter. If college to a ai drawn yesterday, the Medicals had scored 201
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    23 23 The liquefaction of coal m commercial Quantities will be started shortly through a process invented at the Japanese Naval fuel depot at Tokuyama.
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    POLICE SPORTS
    380 24 I Singapore Inter-Contingent Champions Singapore, Saturday. BRILLIANT weather favoured the annual athletic meeting ol the strait: Settlements Police held at the Depot U rhompson Koad this afternoon. Tiv Sikh Contingent, the Malays. Indians ane Chinese Contingent iM.I.C. >. and team. 1 representing Bingapore, the Depot, Pen ang and
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    RECORDS IN SINGAPORE A.A.A. HEATS
    897 24 KEEN EVENTS ON PADANG Ylj I LKLJA T S^por, Sunday SOME fine performances were put, up m th first day heats of the Singapore Amateur Athletic Mee' ing held on the SCC. ground this afternoon. List year's records m the 100 yards, 220 yards quarter-mile
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    HOME CRICKET
    102 24 Scores At The Close On Saturday London, July 3. SCORES at the close of play to-day m the cricket matches: At Worcester: Worcester 106 (Wright 7 for 27). Kent 246 for 5 (Ames 125). At Yeovil: Sussex 287 (James Parks 140, Andrews 7 for 82 1. Somerset 119
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    NEW WORLD RECORD
    52 24 Soviet Airmen Reach 15,100 Feet In Glider Moscow. July 4. TWO Soviet airmen chum to have 1 reached 15.100 feet m a glider wmen is a world's record. They en countered a snowstorm and the ma chine was smashed by a violent air current. They landed by
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    JULY MEDAL AT S.G.C.
    541 24 JULY MEDAL AT S.G.C. Results Of Weekend THE July medal competition, on t t Stapleford Handicapping was played at Bukit Timah on Satur day and Sunday and resulted m a «h» for F.Lt. K. A. Jackman m "A" Di Vl sion with a score of 38. m a win for
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    Keppel Golf Club
    42 24 Twenty-two cards were taken out lev the Koppel G.C. July Spoon which resulted as under:-— Mrs J. R. Walker 49—18=31 Miss G Farnell 47—13=34 Mrs. P J. Crawley 45— 10=3f Mrs. J. McNeish 51—15=30 Mrs. F. Starr 51— 14=j.'
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    JUNE ECLECTIC
    40 24 Fi f ty-two cards were taken out for tW June Eclectic Competition, which resulted as under: F. W. Dunhill 33— 6-27 M. G. Calder 33— 5=28 G. Pri'tchett 35— 3 2 3=31 13 J. M. Fraser 40— 634
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    19 24 Doctor C. J. Boyd,« Health Officer, Kuala Kangsar, who was on leave at *he Cameron Highlands, has resumed duty
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