Morning Tribune, 21 April 1938

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    13 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE "WL 3.-NO. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY April 21, 1938. 1-I VK CENTS
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    Manchuria In Revolt?
    631 1 Japanese Troops Being Sent Back There HANKOW. WEDNESDAY. Till. BFLIEF THAT REVOLT HAS BROKEN OUT IN MANCHURIA IS BEING HELD AS A RESULT OF THE FACT THAT JAPANFSI TROOPS. TRANSFERRED FROM MANCHURIA, ARE BEING VI HACK. Sin Chew Jit Poh reports that of many trains which conveyed
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    HITLER'S BIRTHDAY
    43 1 HITLER'S BIRTHDAY Berlin. Wednesday. A lebrated Hitler's 48th '-day Hundreds of Berath the chancellor's chanting "for rne city was decorated red bimtine. Hitler a big militarv parade three Austrian iter Hitler's birthday honided Doctor Wilhelm Felchner. who was given the title of Reuter
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    FRENCH MILITARY PLANE CRASHES: FIVE FIVE KILLED . . . . . . .
    61 1 FRENCH MILITARY PLAN CRASHES: FIVE KILLED Lyons, Wednesday. S l riVF occupants of a French military plane were killed S when the machine crashed and caught tire during group ever- eises. The engine of the ma- L chine exploded at a height of 600 feet. The plane crashed S i
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    Ceylon Immigration
    45 1 Colombo, Wednesday. OPPOSITION to the idea of restricting immigration, or compulsory employment of more Ceylonese in certain jobs is expressed in a report on immigration into Ceylon compiled by Sir Edward Jackson, who in the Ceylon Government appointed to investigate the problem. Reuter
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    FINDINGS INTO TONGKING FIRE
    673 1 FINDINGS INTO TONGKING FIRE SHIP SUNK OFF PENANG Our Own Reporter) nang, Wednesday due i onsidermtion of the nee recorded before me and own knowledge of the fi ni to the vessel anchoring < Head, I am of opinion that i hie was done by the uul crew, assisted later
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    ' World's Busiest Junction' . . . .
    95 1 World's Busiest Junction' I London. Wednesday. IN accordance with the recent t decision to instal modern aui tomatic traffic lights on all roads converging on the crossI ing at Bank of England one of the most complicated road junctions in the world engi- neers of the City of London l
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    GOLD DEMAND CONTINUES
    325 1 GOLD DEMAND CONTINUES London, Wedneday. THE continuance of a keen demand for gold in the face of a more settled European political situation and a brighter outlook in France is attracting considerable interest in the City. While some of this demand emanates from nervous American sources following the announcement of
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    LONDON-W. AFRICA AIR SERVICES TO BI DEVELOPED
    75 1 LONDON-W. AFRICA AIR SERVICES TO BI DEVELOPED 1 London. Wednesd British Airways announce that owing to congestion and overcrowding at Crovdon. the terminal airport and operational headquarter; ol the company will be moved to Heston from May 29. All the company's airliners, flying personnel and ground engineering stair nsferred The
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    Earthquake Takes Heavy Toll
    85 1 Earthquake Takes Heavy Toll Istanbul, Wednesday AT least 250 people are feared killed or missing as a result of a big earthquake at Anatolia yesterday. Fifteen villages were totally destroyed, according to first reports received at Ankara.. It is feared that the death roll will prove heavier, when further details
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    JAPAN ACCUSES SOVIET
    336 1 JAPAN A CCUSES SO VIET Reuter THFRF can be no doubt that Soviet military aid to China has been carried OH. by the direct orders and guidance Ol the Soviet (iovernment," a spokesman for the Tokyo Foreign office declared. H. I the Soviet. OOV< mint nt ol giving a .oj
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      27 1 itfFP rAGI Pa. Health 2 Robbery JU< Menaee 2 j r Alleged 3 appeal Ulawei 3 t Entries 18 l ni, named 22 N ,ort *M t
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    $5,350 ARMED ROBBERY IN BROAD DAYLIGHT
    232 2 REVOLVERS AND DAGGERS USED SHOCK FOR WOMEN IN HOUSE Civ I Cantonese speaking Chinese, armed with revolvers and daggers, entered i house m Ben. ooien Street, the residence oi a hinese planter .md merchant, the brother ol the proprietor of Mum Dispensary. North Bridge
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    Rat Menace In Malacca
    100 2 'From Our Own Corri it, Malacca, V. TUP. n\ a delightful sp after the demolition of the V cipal stalls but now they appai have a new menace of rats, sale! G. W Brya :i t of the M cipal Commissioners, at the mc;: to-day. Mr
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    17 2 Suffering from acute pain In I I n, an 1 1 -id Chinese I I Pekm Str
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    Axe Attack
    58 2 said to ha bt a compatriot In oi m with his will lay morn- n Iding at ihe 16th miletone Chua Chu Kang rubber holdings,, lit ed to hav< Ited the other man wit h an axe. mis ine, the ..pine by fraction ol an Inch The iniured
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    Severed Artery
    45 2 S evered Artery Injured b\ brol pi iii had a wound over the left Wl i i ■ly d down by a motor lorr\ at 1 i had a punctured wound under the chin from ti ii complained ol pain over the left u| i
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    Ceylon Hindus & Widows' & Orphans' Pensions Scheme
    636 2 Ceylon Hindus Widows' Orphans' Pensions Scheme QUESTIONS regarding Ceylon Hindus in (lovernmeni service and the S. S. Widows' and Orphans' Pension I n it «l are to be asked lr the Hon. Mr. II 11. Ahdooleader. 1M... at i lie next meeting oi the l-emsiative Council on Mendaj next, Apr.
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    MR. W. BASAPA BADLY HURT IN ACCIDENT
    60 2 Mr A. propriety r 01 tne appi i cur towards I n Holland Road d colliding with the cycli car skidded, continuinj ■!i two wh( troth 0(---being thrown i innately. did not turn turtle. Mr Basapa was semi-con and cone ain is SUSp<
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    "THE ROTTERS"PROMISE WELL
    207 2 "THE ROTTERS" PROMISE WELL THE dr< .1 presented by the Sin Amateur Dramatic Society night, promises well for an excellent show when it i put on fi at the Victoria morrow one ol tl bright and i with many til twisl hii we have lean expe d from his nimble
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    More Births Than Deaths In S'pore
    83 2 ONE FATAL LEPER CASE I THE Singapore Municipal I ment for the week ending Api the total number oi death: 106i. giving death nnum with 23.38 In the pre with 23.55 In th ear. The chiei causes ol mortalit. Beri-beri 16. Pythisis 30 Mali
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    MAN CHARGED WITH THE MURDER OF YOUNG WIFE
    239 3 MAN CHARGED WITH THE MURDER OF YOUNG WIFE \TTACK ON BROTHERS-IN-LAW ALSO ALLEGED i From Our Own Rcjyortcrj PENANG. WEDNESDAY. BMR JUSTICE HOWES AT THE ASSIZES TO-DAY, YEAP TEIK KEE. A AGED CHINESE. WAS CHARGED FIRSTLY WITH THE MURDER OF u-mv 'AH YEAP HIS 18-YEAR-OLD WIFE. AND SECONDLY WITH THE
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    Alleged Housebreaking
    59 3 Alleged H ousebreaking Singapore, Wednesday. •-day for having allegintoa house in Geylang April 13 and stolen a gramocords and other articles s, Sia Tan Liap made 'his morning before Mr. I'rth. the Second Magis- t breaking and Ol the property value charge was that of disproperty on April 18. Jaimed
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    IRREGULARITY AT TRIAL
    289 3 APPEAL COURT QUASHES CONVICTION Singapore, Wednesday. THE manner In which a confession by *he s-'cond accused m the case referring to another robbery in which he had participated with lour men. was read to the jury by the trial judge, which the Court held might have led
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    Revenue Officers' Ail-Night Vigil
    174 3 Singapore, Wedni EOR being in possession of over 50U-lb. ol tobacco, three Chinese, Tee Kum, Yin Ah Moey. Koh Choo Ei. each fined $500. or three months rigorous in default, by Mr J C Cobbett, in the Criminal District Court, this mom. The m< ed by
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    Alleged Cheating
    68 3 Singapore. Wednesday. Said to have induced on Sept. 15 last at the Western Depot. Seletar, one Atlukuty to deliver to him $30 cash by promising secure him 'Atlakuty* a job. an Indian named K. V. Ananthan was to-day produced in the Second Police Court where he was charged
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    Couple Unconscious
    45 3 Alleged to have taken opium at a lodging house in Tanjong Pagar Road in the early hours of yesterday morning, a Chinese and his found lying unconscious in bed, b: ing stertorously, with the pupi! dilated They were taken to hospital in condition.
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    ALLEGES WOMAN CHARMED HIM
    260 3 ALLEGES WOMAN CHARMED HIM Singapore, Wee THE allegation that the complainant the a woman named fill vianan had exercised a charm over hi in Court, sealing his lips and that, d to this, lit i ask the predion witni any questions, wa* tang bin Ali, a young Javr.nese. before the
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      19 3 HORSE HEAD BRAND <4ND LMADE IN BURMA M ah_vvh;i;» 100% UIUTISII I-R GILFILLAN CO eiU K»: I. Lumpur. Peuuif.
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      37 3 For Everything in School Books, Stationery Supplies, etc. Go to PEI E B CHOXG'S educational Suppliers, Printers, etc. Overseas Assurance CORPORATION, LIMITEIi, i tna iiuildiiikj, Chulia fc NE SBOB. SINGAPORE Fire, Marine, Motor VEHICLES WORKMEN'S COMPENSATH I
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      117 3 MUAR NAN YANG HOTI.I. AGENTS. Express Service 3 times dady. 1 HAI CHEW HOTEL, 35 Beach Road Sm- Tel: 3015 2. NAN YANG HOTEL, 41 Jala i Maha rani. Mu.. l.» f 3. NAN CHANG HOTEL. 84, tfunga 1. Singapore to Muar Mi Ki at 7 00 a.m. 2.00 2.
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      42 3 jSilvi|<-*ri'ri l> OE S <; RQ yy HAIR Removes I) ardr u IT '.a Prevents Palling-hal jlJil and corrects disord i the scalp. tow new bai J B '"-v'h a.k v.air C'h« Jr) r I'i'Ri-: sii.viKßr k Distribatoti RAHAMIN PENHAS 86, Robinson Road.
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      145 4 London. V\ Pp To-day Ch 99 6 l lop Kul 30 6 30 4' 2 lectric Im chemical Industr. 76 10 1 32 IU 1 j 76 6 32 7 1 2 _.< Imj robacco 13K IVa 25 9 Wa 33 24 9 137 6 7i-.( 10-Dutch
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      123 4 Pn To-day Change 1 16 Hw 6 1 16 16 S 16 i 16 • 1 15 • 1 16 • 1 16 • Bu i. 1 16 S 16 • 1 16 • 1 16 63 l > i Buj Roller. fii 16 • 1 16 London,
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      METAL MARKET
      19 4 1 TIN Standard Spot (afternoon (clotdng pricForward Previous £l7l Va £171% London, Wednesday To-day Chang E170V4 £l7l
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      71 4 London. Wednesday Previous To-day Chant on Pan Ccl< Iddli 158.2] 158.18 03 on An. terdam (closing middle rate 8.97 3| 16 8 97 3 16 T on Shan .ii (closing selling i Is. 1% Nominal on H 1 elling rate i ls. 2:::*:'2 2 15 16 1 32
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      BULLION MARKET
      36 4 London. Wedm ssday QOLO Previous To-day Change Fine Bar pel 19 ii 19 6 SILVER Spot 18 IS 16 13 16 '» i month i"! v ard 18 '•» 18 9 16 1 16
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      49 4 v York. Anr 19. t'tit'ti i: Previous To-day Cham Bel Steady .KIV *uly|S tin' Un vSe; 125 12% 12% 12V a 12 9 16 Va Va —s 16 Tone 13 12 11 16 5 16 •ol ne P »t m I'll SU ady 39" «' 39
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      SHARE MARKET
      170 4 Messrs. Fraser Co/s Review Singapore. Wednesday. MINING- TIB at midday was isKi.'j. unchanged. The Tin share market was tirni during th earl part ol the day with buyersol It the stocks on our range. Ta p u oinsSSdateds being In Particularly £ood demand with no shares offering Dunne
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      Broadbent's Progress
      20 4 Jodhpar. Wednesday adbent landed here at 2.30 p.m. and will be leaving for Karachi at 8.10 p.m Reuter.
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      47 4 OVERSEA-CHINESE f BANKING 1 CORPORATION LIMITED irom the PIAI tQLARS by keeping you VAi.' |cwellery ur im P ol l mi documcnU. In safe BOXES u, VAULTS at china BUILDING CHULIA STRI lAPORE OWN I to bo EUVACY, n KI) l-ur lm tti* r particular Telephone IAM
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      22 4 MM 111 ItItHISH ism i: i rJMPANT, LTD. FIRE, MARIN] WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION, MOTOR CAR INSURANCE VI REASONABLE RATES, Tei 2. Finli ireen
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    619 5 STOCKS SHARES Icd By Fraser Company a ore, Apr 20, 5 p.m MINING 43 » ing -3-0-42 6 47 6nom 196 20 6 0.55 0.65 -2-0-1.37% • 20--21 13 3 14 3 0.38 0.42 1.04 1.08 198 20 3 ilic -2-5-7 26--29 9 30 9 0.71 0.86xd 0.25 0.28xd 86
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    141 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore Wednesday. MINIM. Buyers Hera Ampat 4 11-.l 1 4|7%cd Batu Selan 1.36 1.40xd Hongkong Tin -20 Fatt 1.04 1.09 Jelebu 0.72 0.77 Kramat 10 3 113cd Kamunting Tin -10 -17 Tin km^Kf 22 23Kuchai 1.30 1.35 it 9 io -xd Lingui Tin 1.35 1.42 don Tin
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    178 5 lard A Co. Ltd. $30,000 Apr. 30 Oct. 31 95 105 SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY 1940 $400,000 31 Sept. 30 100 102 nom red. 1947 $1,600,000 r. s*l Sept. 30 105 107 nom 1955 $1,000,000 Mar. 31. Sept. 30 HO 3 red. 1963 $2,000 000 112 nom Mar. 31
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      239 5 S. E LEVY O Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, ->re. Ammmtment Bankers and Brokers in Securities and Commodities. Daily Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Service. Members: NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHA] INC. OF N.Y. NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE, CHICAGO BOARD OF IUAi CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE. HONGKONG SHARK
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    49 6 Bucharest. A] rHE authorities are continuin cover secret hoards of arm plosives held by members ol pressed Iron Guard, while am tinue throughout the country Publication by the entire R press ot a letter relating to tl sination of some 200 political has aroused public ODinion Rumanian fascism.— Neuter
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    38 6 Shanghai, Apr. 20. TMiHiv aeroplanes from aircraft-car-riers along the Shantung coast poured bombs on Lingyl tor 24 hours Japanese reports adding that heavy artillery pounded the walls ol the town till they were virtually reduced to pulp Reuter
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    ROME PACT WELCOMED IN BERLIN & WASHINGTON
    309 6 ROME PACT WELCOMED IN BERLIN WASHINGTON ishington, Tuesda\ PKFSIDKNT Roosevelt in a prepai. statement to pressmen, said wl the I'nited States Government did not undertake to pass an opin regarding the political aspects of tl Anglo-Italian agreement it had m its conclusion with sympathetir teres*, bet ause it was reac
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      252 6 Z -viTTY SMART and PENETRATING! r.AY mil RPARKI.IWG WISE and WITTY aw*-" on mm- TO m<. ii i 6.1 i PA V I I. I O X A p* ma -|J] W A R N E K ertainmenV „J^ BAXTER I^IOREHA M«| VIRGINIA j L K _F^ v* _r% i
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      141 6 YOI APPLAUDED HER IN noDSWORTir and now SHE BRINGS YOU AN EVEN GREATER PERFORMANCE IN HER MOST TRIUMPHANT MOTION PICTURE! Imi RUTH ]p 1 OTIO LIONEL i KRUGER ATWILL W A COLUMBIA MC TU- W F "TM-MB _^L_--_-_— -^.m-^-^-J NEXT WEEK AT THE PAVILION i 'This is really an excellent
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      274 7 Best Picture" says REYNOLD'S WEEKLY. To-morrow at the CAPITOL r|a „d*s Most popular Musiral Comedy ■"<"'' '•"..(I Sh mm <Sjjjr\ m _______IV MARA LOSSEFF rected By JACK BUCHANAN and U GAINES With Special Added Attraction:— Sensational Heavyweight Boxing Contest tor the Cham- S pionship of the World J JOE LOUIS
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      161 7 today at the ALHAMBRA; s 2 SHOWS 6-15 9-15 £g§|^ j A MASTERPIECE OF HORROR. \K^ THE SCREEN'S MOST TERRIFYING, 1 j MYSTIFYING MELODRAMA! r____Hj L^mrnX m _E_____________fl ■'j.^l __L____________l m\ _IV m wEmm\mm\ Vv^___^__iß sftsra 1 I i L\i_^_*#iwß Si n_m C h^^. *s*________D^*V "k S MARIE WILSON EDDIE
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    EXPERIMENTS IN CANADIAN FISHING INDUSTRY
    179 8 ans/er Fingerlin Bx Plant C n 100 to 1,000 i tried mi, 1 .ii laki t ions and th< I from a hy< il 400 piloting then id uninI HUM I 01 SI M "J \tX to }uebe< p i men I fi h on
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    HIMALAYAN EXPEDITION
    15 8 Tib Schaefei a leader of thThi two a' ,ii nroa tly I Reuter
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    Italian Pressman Arrested
    83 8 Italian Pressman A r rested ping, Tuesday Lilian press con pondenl ol i orders del Lasers, who was aboard lay whe I it Was sunk i I ember, has been din I City by the i p Marzinl wa one of a party ol 1 1 ol over Easter and
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    72 8 becoming Increasingly unfit in the fii r-i arming industry <»i 8trongly recommended fox human consumption by nutricians, the fur i poinl out that the minerals and other substances which arr pn in the flesh and oils of flsh aid tht sound growth of foxes, mink and other dome .heated animals
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    MAKING INDIANS INDEPENDENT AND SELFSUPPORTING
    371 8 MAKING INDIANS INDEPENDENT AND SELFSUPPORTING EFFORTS of the Department of Mines and Resources to advance the Indians of Canada to a position of independence and self-support have been rewarded by the successful establishment of a coal mine on the Klackfoot reserve about 22 miles Irom Gleichen In southern Alberta. Operations
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    19 8 Barron, wife of Mr. Barron Johore Supe. nt of. Surveys: Mr.', Mechanical p.W D and Mr.- left for home
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    141 8 menacing as their mine the Hawker "Hurricanes" world's fastest fifth ting planes arc in service with No. 11l (Tighter) Squadron of the Royal Air Perec at Northolt. Middlesex. One of the planes from this squadron recently made an unofficial world's speed record of 408.7.. miles an hour when it covered
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    A TOPSY-TURVY SCHOOLBOY
    127 8 Writes From Theßotton Of A Page Chicago. II! OWE of the bes! pupils in a school 11 -year-old Frank Balek upside-down, backwards, ana from bottom of the page up to the top. Several years ago his teachers tho .e would never make any pro the best speller
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    JEWS EXPELLED FROM AUSTRIA
    42 8 Prague, Tuesda.v SECRET attempt to expel from genland (Austria) Into Caa ind Jev hildren has been d ed by uards, who found them in the n .and in the Danui Iratisla The Czechs repatriated all of the Reuter
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    ARCHDUKE CHARGED WITH TREASON
    97 8 ARCHDUKE CHARGED WITH TREASON Berlin, Tuesday IT Is officially stated that a warrant been issued by the Austrian Fede Ministry of Justice for the am Archduke otto Hapsburg on a char. high treason committed on Mar. 29 wh it Ls alleged that Otto remarked French journalists that France should aid
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      32 8 A© HIE IS _Bh^ »H^^^ ae mm^^^ TRADE g^^^g MARK 75 YEARS OF HIGHLY EXCELLENT DESIGN SIME. DARBY CO., LTD. ,tor Sil Johore WOT ion a th Bridge Rd I W.P.S. 16
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    CONTRACT BRIDGE
    597 9 PLAY'S mi HUNG By "Horatius" THMU seems to be a grown.?; acceptance of the theory that bidding has tome to be more important than the play. tl points and penalties, a badly bio hand nts an opportunity ol extracting from the that which was "on the the Auction
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    CANADIAN SALMON SOLD UNDER JAPANESE TRADE MARK
    291 9 r.WAOiw canned sal_non t- -OM in Australia with ta» made in Japan. Mr J. 11. McDon New Westminster lumber-nan tbe foreign trade burem., ol t<»< Board of Trade in llrecently, in describini npra Sions Ol recent I the podes. "Tin reatii t%y ion
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    30 9 For the year ended December last, im ports into Canada from Australia r. act, ed a value of G. $12,062 259. an incrcasi of g $3,190,000 over the year 193!
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    LEPROSY CONGRESS 200 World Specialists Attend Meeting
    39 9 LEPROSY CONGRESS 200 World Specialists Attend Meeting Cairo. j and p from all parts of the world u International Lspinaugurated recenth k al the Royal Opera Ho» lasl a week, and ver the rill be di i o almost
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Thursday, Apr.21, 1938. ARMED FOR PEACE
    188 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Thursday, Apr.21, 1938. ARMED FOR PEACE AfkU. M. Duperrey, President ol the Rotary International, In i h at the linnei held In his honour by the tlgapore Hntary Club at the delphi Hotel on Tuesday, said at violent solutions oi Interna onal problems are only fleeting .;.<
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    Hitler's Programme Is EXPANSION by FORCE
    789 10 Hit ler's Programme Is EXPANSION by FORCE ure ol whole world wa vhat next In Europe No j ell perhaps, bu tier i ed with his expansion U l rope and allov continue undl turbed wil perhaps And Interesting lood fo* thought m tl.. following extracts ironHi! tein Kampf." In
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    8 10 ■<-:: -asritta. falli on ;i steep hill. Planet News
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    PERSONALITIES
    70 10 The leave of absence granted to Mr C W. S. Hartley. Agricultural Offio ultural Department, S.S. and F.MS been extended for one month wit! effect from April 6. Capt. Goodman Ambler, headmaster o Victoria Bridge School. Singapore, an< Mrs Ambler kave left on leave, tr "ava, Bali, Australia anc
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    MILLIONAIRE BARONET GIVES £60,000 FOR KEEP-FIT PLAN
    268 11 ill THE YOUNG PLAY GAMES I LOVED" i L'SED to be pretty good at squash, cricket, tenuis and golf. Now I am old and blind I like to think of young men and women enjoying the recreations which once gave me a thrill."
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    SHE WED ANOTHER, HE DIED
    336 11 SHE WED ANOTHER, HE DIED way in the teaching profession. I can only think that this must have brought on a brain storm." The wedding card Roland Pecover received ten days affo is nowhere to be found. Braillom < England' childhood d P 0 lived on North D rm. ent
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    Triplets Put In An Incubator
    182 11 Baby Hoys Doing Well Though Not Very Bw At Birth Rossland rst triplets are well on to healthy normal lives, ire still in an incubator at here. all boys, were born one "'in to Mr. and Mrs. ird. 4 pounds 11 ounces, is the liveliest
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    86 11 limore. Maryland. inspired the Star Spangled BanBritish bombarded Bai- I the United States roximately £81 > iging payment has been found in a col- papers here. this sum, the maker of Mary Pickersgiii, received •pproximatelv £34 for a smalB B were delivered to Fort August,
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    186 11 A Mother, Mrs. Edith French, of Grange-road, Ill'ord, and her 20-months-old son Bernard were severely mauled by an Airedale dog which they had been "boarding" at their home Bernard was taken to hospital in a serious condition. He was said to be "progressing
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    "MAGICIAN" EATS KING COBRA
    88 11 hai issam). k KING cobra ha i -i*\ during a performan by Professor K Sahu. r. S "magician*' of Pa t n The ah poison jam i r. moved. Professor Saha first provok- ed the cobra io ati When i the snake's hood wa, raised he
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    191 12 Hie Kin_; .md omen saw Armj life— both miiitar\ and domestic— al close quarters when they visited the Aldershot Command, it was the King's first lisii to Aldershot shut his accession. The programme included tank, bridfc-boildinf and anti-aircraft demonstrations and visits to cookhouses, married quai ters
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    383 14 THIS BUSINESS OF SHOPPING P < other t t we ()1 the colour old us this can ALSO BE SUPPLIED m pinK ana deept blue. D thoilChl I vividly-patterned dress of hea'. Cloth W riptlon It was in tfie most 10V( LOURDJG being ,mu Kreen and maroon oi th crystd
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    718 15 UfHEN two or three women are gathendto.Mtl.er. talk always turns to FROCF and the other day some friends were telling us ho ed thev alwa are with the Crocks sold bv MARINA In Rodney House, Battery Road. Reallv .re not surprised, either, fur w» some beautiful models, especially for the
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      104 15 I GOWNS AND MILLINERY VISIT TftaAwa nly three guinea Shop in the East where dresses and hats are imported and designed. 'nd. H<>or Rodn \v House, No 10. Battery Koad. Tel. 6832. SINGAPORE. DRY CLEANER I PARIS CO. I DRY CLEANERS DE LUXE. linty fabrics are handled with the utmost
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      29 15 NEWEST PATTERNS IN Ladies Diamonds set platinum. WRIST WATCHES A large selection including watches with diamond bracelets attached. B. P. DE SILVA, LTD. (Incorporated in Ceylon) Miisapore Ipoh Penang
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      52 15 Maison Christie 19, Stamford Road. Tel. In these days of (heap Sties and liquidation Sales a wise lad} huys the best al reasonable price. We just received a MW SHIPMENT of Afternoon and Evening dresses. Hatfl clips. Hand ba#s. All the latest at the most reasonable price. Faster presents Maison
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      96 15 FLOWERS, DRESSES, HATS "MADGE" Flower shop Stamford Road. Tel. 4227. Say ii with Flowers Fresh flowers from Java by aeroplane I HAIR DRESSER Hair __dSBS&v Professur L'academle and %J de Gents France. Only the artist's flair can interpret the wave to suit your personality, creating from it a style for
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    95 17 Teach Englishmen Hov To "Keep Fit" Stockholm. y .op of 41 Swedish gymnasts l used much attention during .36 Olympic Games at Berlin. March 21. to give 1 h towns n connection with the National Fitn aa Campaign 'ihe troop, which consisted ol 20 women and 21 men.
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    446 17 trade with many foreign countries vs due to the omission, when negotiating trade agreements with those countries, to specif v that British shipping have fair treatment. Menace To Security Feared THE British Merchant I tecreased since the war to an extent onstitutea a menace
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      229 17 N. 1. K. LINIv GENERAL PASSENGERS AGENTS j CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD. (Incorporated in Japan). To LONDON via Penang, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, MarseiUes Gibraltar. s.s. HARUNA MARU Apr. 2'6 s.s. KATORI MARU Ma." 12 BJ KASIMA MARU May 26 Rates to lst Class 2na _Ihs-_ Naples $574 $621 $634
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      207 17 POSTAL INTELLIGENCE *~«fr TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIM I' nlv April 21 7.30 am. l\ IS Br «Uy) Bintulu Circe 21 10 a.m and Singkawang Eoelongan 21 1 am. Hoihow Talma 21 p.m. all> 1 4 Talma 21 1 p.m. nWI Kohna 21 2.30 p m niy Khandalla 21
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      122 17 SHIPS IN DOCK sIIN'n ALONGSIDI nil ll \i:\ i I SPEC i EO TO IRRIVI I otranee Ikl Ship Godown Gate Gat< ina 1 1 Kinta 16 rry 14 Kha ll Talma 'J Stan Point -J 3 Steel Traveler 2 3 Start Point Singkep 3 Silveryew :<4 3 Oorgon 3<>
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    ENTRIES FOR SINGAPORE RACES
    789 18 312 HORSES AND PONIES Seven Day Meeting Starts On April 30 Singapore, Wednesday. TIM. li haadred and Iwehrc and ponies have been entered for the Singapore Summer (Gojr ernor'a Cup) If- fleeting to bt held on April :<> and Haj n is and i and foi
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      42 18 PACKARD-BELL RADIOS for 1938 st.itionized dials. lures Modern Cabinet styl- j ing Full range tone. BI \l n you'll admire TONE you'll enjo> PERFORMANCE voull praise!!! DISTRIBUTORS *OR MALAYA LIM KOK CEK *> Co. j Slock/ EXPRESS RADIO SERVICE, Road. Singap I'hone: 3893.
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    378 19 unturned from previous page) Young Ginger X 76 70 47 29 POMES CLASS 2. IST 2ND I RUN RUN j Ambil 5% F. X 6 F. J V Army Contractor X a x Bay Rose x vBechester x a V Beverant x A Blue Bird x
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    74 19 SCHEDULE OF RACINC; Ist Dav, 2nd Day. Wed. Saturday. 18th May. 21st May. Distance. Distance. Horses ClaM l Div. 1 7 f. 5% f. 1 ..2 7 f 5% f. 1 m. -3 7 f. 5% f. -4 7 f. • 5 7 f. Ponies Class Div 1
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    208 19 Franco Wants To Make Spain Another Great Power Burgos, April 19. )ftE have won the war' declared General Franco in a nationwide broadcast this afternoon, in which he accused the Kepublicans of murdering over 400,000 people and said thev will be called to account for their crime. He outlined the
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    100 19 Siamese Wins Another Trophy London. April 17 Prince Blrabongae ol Sunn won the Campbell Trophy race to-day, driving an E.R A car at an ai of 73 and 70 miles an hour on a 22*2 miles course Dunns a preliminary race H. 1 Clayton, travelling at 100 miles
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      185 19 _____F -.^j-jr I BANISH THE CAUSE Don't envy those women who take PelT-in*^ their difficult days in their stride. lainte c e tncm Banish the cause ol CoflflP your suffering instead of just i Kf\&tm<* lieving it. Just think of being pain- WIC lrcc n I() W()r^- I%i bk t0
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    123 20 FRASER COMPANY. List Of Currenl 1 Dividends Apr. Tot: Company Dividend Books Close Date Payable Dlf. ll\ Ampat Tin final Api Apr Batu Int. Ap; Apr Apr. 21 Apr Ap; Johan Tin 10'. final Ap: Api Apr. 17 5 Api Kramat Tin 3d Apr. L 7 MaLarut Tin Apr. 11l
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    99 21 1/ ..V. To Buy [emplanes? London. Apr. 20. Air Ministry experts will fork to-day to explore 1 of buying aeroplanes to; ady vast output from '\o encounter difficulties, in armament factories are while the United States bids the export of aircraft es concerned are at least the
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    60 21 Boris Karloff's Latest I Thriller n LARLOFF, famous for his grueD rne make-up and spine-chilling Ives an excellent In "The Invisible Menace" at the Alhambra Theatre. d with all that -up in this film and an ordinary middle-aged •'r. ting story which murder in a government :id
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    74 21 Chief Returning To Philippines I\\ manager of Cold ries, Ltd.. who is the Philippines next be the i honour at the Singapore :iation to be held at the Gary's house, Kitchener Road, >n. 1 re ponsible for the n Malaya of forty vaMagnolia icecream and fancy the
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    75 21 A tep for the convenience nsitors has been taken I an information buhe Travel and In>pment Association of and Ireland excellent accommodataken at 29 Cockspur w rlooUng Trafalgar will be a centre of inforIwho wishes to ex-' I J learn of Bri- i urces or to
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    20 21 INCIDENTS in the first division match in which the Loyals, making their debut, were beaten by the (I inese. (Tribune).
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    48 21 Boston Marathon Result Boston, April The Bestefl marathon was WOB b_ Leslie Pawson ol Pawtucketrl In two hours, :r> mins Geoi Shaa the British Ice hocke. player who was given permission bv the English AAA. gave up after nine miles when running 105th in a held of ISO.
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    125 21 CITY AND SUBURBAN CITY AND SUBURBAN THRILLS London. Wednesday. THE City and Suburban, run to-day at! Epsom (mile and 2 furlongs), resulted as follows: PIGSKIN (C. Richards) 1 I'LKROU iMalier) 2 LADV OF SHALOTT 3 Eighteen ran. Won by head; Vfa. Betting 6—l Pigskin, 20- i Terror, io 1 Lady
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    211 21 Rome, Apr. 19. THE Franco-Italian agreement is much facilitated by the assurances alreadv contained in the Anglo-Italian agreement, many of which apply also to France—for example, the right of way through the Mediterranean and reduction of Italian troops in Libya. It is expected an
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    442 22 LAST NIGHT'S DINNER TO VISITING CRICKETERS w »v- s^*l £!?*£mZ#XM teaching Malaya haw to ptoj ,K,r th€ game-and hope we^have docje otfcenrtoe th, fillip M,,r l !"I h Won, but WOUUi have be, n soul th< is |ORt. Wr arr f,. Miniate to h.iw less fortunate il
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    243 22 SECOND DIVISION SOCCER hinese n I; Indiana OHEI i.iah S fine ciispla: in vn th. Secoi on ol tl Road Stadium, when the Chinese II beal the Indians by 4 C hi n( Minor in teamwork and t he >vided one-sided, scrappy Wai M a aft al, havin ,le paii
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    19 22 w INCIDFNI in yesterday's soe. l< h in which the Gord rst League win, beat ne tiie s Tribune
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    200 22 CRICKET CLUB TENNIS Tournament Results F mixed ournament were ultmg as lollows: Mixed Doubles in ap. Hid Mrs. D. S Hamlyn and I; 6 4 Smith and Ml and Mrs H L 0 w Oilmoui -Irs. K. P B at e J >oid Mrs. and Mr V R W. Crawford
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    93 22 Warning To Australian Cricketers? London. "tVedn, IT the Laneashire County Club annual luncheon the chairman. Mr. T. Hifson, sagrasting that England would probably beat the Australians if t^ Wickets were not cast-iron, said 1 hoped thev would not put an im. team on the field against Lanca ni> which would
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    403 22 S.A.F.A. LEAGUE TABLES POSITIONS In the S.A.F.A. Leagu •I petitions, revised to date. follows: 1 IRST DIVISION P. W L D Bor i Lg. PtS. Chinese 1 l • 6 4 0 2 15 7 Malay <9) 5 4 1 0 13 4 Skins <2i 4 2 0 2 6
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    CORDONS' FIRST LOCAL LEAGUE WIN
    351 23 Cricket Club Beaten By Solitary Coal In Div. I. I 0- „,.,,-v -.ml »l II"' """•>'• within ton minute- "I the ends, tl..- GordM ."'fhdeteated the B CC t_ Division oi the sa i n the Pacta*. *fe*sierday, their Brat victorj la the 0 date.
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    79 23 YACHTING EVENTS AT R.S.Y.C. ON Friday next the R.S-Y.C. will race against Johore Yacht Club foi Dato Menlri Bcsar Cup. Start 5 p.m On Svnday »24th» the International 0-metre class will sail the second race lot Bomerville Challenge Bowl. Star* B" Class will sail the first rac? foi the Macdonaid
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    25 23 Bkl beat the RAF al :ncke by 18 run the Bkin? f 84 runs, the Ana. The match was played 'lin 1 *.v»
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    141 23 AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS ARRIVE London. Weinesdaj ONi: nt the iirst messages oi welcome to Kim land received i li\ the Australian erieket team. which arrived at Southampton to-day, was a telegram irom the Dominions Secretary Mr Malcolm .Macclonald, wishing the captain ot the team and his companions an enjoyable visit.— British
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    313 23 Moravia S.C. I; Publishers TWO quick goals in succession towards 1 the do* of the game gr The d exchai^-s were talrly evw aU thToueh the game with the Publishers holdSg the advantage to the opening Sages wffie the Moravians rallied in the d session to
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    336 23 Loyals' Reserves Win 3-1 I ah II !\< ise v< 1. Ell ECTTVE ftn Spe: m J in ne ol football In tl ol the .illman Barrack The game thro Loyals dl mdi- brilliance and were quicker on the ball. The men were hard tri< i > and had equal
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    104 23 sited ranee put up nullified tl I their t: d Sullivan i m following the n sum] i the the Police for h two moi< Louis id Manyandl Police Jalludin; .M.C. Y.M.C.A. Beaten In Soccer Friendly POUCC (I HAViN't. the bettei ol the play thro out,
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    309 24 NEW STUDENT ARMIES SURPRISE OFFICERS WITH GREAT ABILITY THF MOST IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENT OF THI. PRESENI 1 SINO-JAPANEBE HOSTILITIES, ACCORDING TO HIGH CHINESE STAFF OFFICERS, IS THF DISCOVFKY OF THF FX CEPTIONALLY GOOD HIiHTIMi QUALITY OF THF NEW CHIN RfiV AItMV The fall ol Nanking, following
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    157 24 NO MORE INTER-UNIT COMPETITIONS London. Wednesday. Tllh Army Sport Control Board have decided to limit, and in some cases abandon, Inter-unit sporting competition., m all commands at the end of April. The decision was taken by the War Office, an Official told Reuter, because there was a strong
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    46 24 Bi CAUSE he objects to raising funds to d b team to an Olympic Games held m l country at war with another, M. ns Oppegaard, President of the Norwegian Athletic Federation, has re,i from the Norwegian Olympic Committee He was president of the finance commits
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    49 24 TO-DAY'S IBS Mixed Open Doubles Semi-final: im and N. S Wise vs. Mrs. W Eber and Yadi I I ESDAY'S TIM Open Mens Singles Final: T Ai B Kamis. Men's Handicap Doubles Semi-I Eng Lock and Tan Huck Toe v Beckett and W Yule.
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