Morning Tribune, 16 May 1938

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    12 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE —No. 90. SINGAPORE, MONDAY. May 16, L93S PTVE CK>
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    SMOKE PALL OVER AMOY
    203 1 I MANY VILLAGES GO UP LN FLAMES I DEFENDERS OF FORTS SLAUGHTERED ALMOST TO THE LAST SHANGHAI. SUNDAY a JAPANESE NAVAL LANDING PARTY FROM AMOY ISLAND OFFIA CIALLY ANNOUNCED THEY OCCUPIED TAIPANCHIAO OPPOAMOY, ON THE MAINLAND. MEANWHILE WITH SMOKE FROM BURNING VILLAGES MNG THE SKY, THE
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    TWO BRITISH MISSIONARIES MURDERED?
    68 1 I IVipinr Sunday. British missionaries. Dr. II Wyatt and Miss Glasby were t and seriously injured while on their way from Taiyuanfu to Taiwan in north Shansi, according to telegram received here from ,ho 1 Baptist Mission at Tai'fu. Thev are missing and are feared dead.
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    26 1 I Basrah. Sunday. eth Lion, the French d at Abadan, Persia from broken the v. ht record of 3939 ki. 1 bv M Amelia Earthart. Reuter
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    19 1 I Rotterdam. Su •le hai n. in ith the ci. t pr ol conduct- 1 Communis! refu Reuter Wireless
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    "WE WILL RESPECT THE ANGLOITALIAN PACT"— Duce
    35 1 "WE WILL RESPECT THE ANGLOITALIAN PACT" Duce Genoa, Sunday. yet forgotten the >anrSignor Mussolini .nee Herr H much water had flowed on the Tiber 'ip, we would never have Tic I ciuti' I In Reuter
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    CHINA VINDICATED AT GENEVA
    458 1 GENEVA, SUNDAY. Li OF NATIONS COUNCIL. EXPRESSING WHOLE-HEART-ED SYMPATHY AND ADMIRATION FOR CHINA. UNANIMOL ADOPTED THE RESOLUTION PUT BEFORE THE COUNCIL THAT I League do their utmost to give effect to recomr. contained in previous resolutions and to give serious and symp tion to requests they
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    IMPENDING CABINET CHANGES?
    133 1 IMPENDING CABINET CHANGES? London. Sunday. DOLITKM. tircles are bussing with reports of Impending Cabinel efcaage The Governmenl ca e with regard U the air rearmament situation, pn ed by Lord Wlnterton in I I .mon. 1 on Thursday, failed to satisfy tiv as evidenced by sub lutions taken by oppositio.
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    CONFLICTING CLAIMS IN HSUCHOW BATTLE
    284 1  -  —Sin i Jit Poh. CHINESE force rroi bow area i ri at confusion westwards along the north Lunghai railway, a Japanese spokesman announced confidently to-d _3 Jhe Chini wdeny tl thi I railway is cut. but claim t< cled a e column which pci.Vratv Lunghai,
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    JAPANESE KILL WHITE RUSSIAN
    16 1 Shanghai Bun A WHITI v. and Injured al enl .1 by Reuter
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    VON CRAMM GOES TO PRISON
    6 1 VON CRAMM GOES TO PRISON Von
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    ISLAND FLYING CLUB HOLD RALLY
    242 2 LAD) UEM ERS WANTED Singapore, Sundi /v ie Importance to this com of airmind tre to hold our own in tl idly pn •tivity." said Mr. Ng S j i» presiden! ol the I iland Flying Club. Iven by the club to n nda at
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    KING'S BIRTHDAY PARADE AT FARRER PARK
    109 2 KING'S BIRTH D AY PARADE AT FARRER PARK AMONIAI oops in honour of the Birthday the Km-.' will be held Thursday, Jun< 50 a.m. I xcellencv the (iovernor and Commander-in-Chief will attend and will the sail .modation in the encloular Bo< and Ar Force OH: Admission to the on the
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    Fire Destroys Lorry & Load
    100 2 Fire Destroys Lorry Load m Our Own Repot Penang. Saturday. broke out m a motor-lorry 1 ar Bimp; V. oat in the Province reported to have completely desd the vehicle as well e bran. Tiie cause of thi believed to have In the cartv tor Flan from the engine and
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    SINGAPORE'S NEWEST CABARET
    640 2 SINGAPORE'S NEWEST CABARET AIR-CONDITIONED STRUCTURE IN I THE NEW WORLD I Siimaj>ore. Saturd.n F ol i ;'r« rl L lCo b c bfe orki,, ta th <- ****> 1 nmmn iiw_r_» v,.., /D {I <*>a— ine neu __ir conditioned bull PC wen World. < Picture on page 11 a on
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    DEATH OF MRS. P. LOGUE
    412 2 DEATH OF MRS. P. LOGUE LADY THOMAS SENDS I WREATH I MKS. ELIZABETH MILDRED MARY LOGUE, the beloved wifi Mr. Phil Logue, the wellknown Malayan racehorse trainer, passed he neral Hospital. Singap da] morning after short illness the age ol .".o. The fun ral took pl Cemetery yesterday elv attend*
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      64 2 PACKARD-BELL RADIOS for 1938 d dials. Modern Cabinet stylI you'll I \<Ht il PERFOF i: 11 praise!!! DISTRIBUTOI MALATA LIM KOK GEK Co. I XPK. ss RADIO BERVII 1 Koad, Sm •n »8t& _____^^"^^^i I ____T^T t I ta m. I H^l mJt \oi in oi iu;>iovai j j j
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      32 2 Kidney Germs Wreck Health oul Ture. Withii i!M«.n tlny t vi attai k then Jf er 1 «>r_lm t *]■> itNit be i" kidney germs troubl you'll f 'i.i mmt \~yw j >__*__* yv^'v
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      28 2 THE b»iih_ib»i»i.\i C'Tel. 4534) CC /Utf 330, orchard fe>/i# IT It DRY CLEAN! J Wfjji ANI) DV! A W s* SPBCIALISI N__r%.^H Sperial ma<l faflnN*_W 'or drv Competitive'
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    WOMAN CLAIMS SHARE IN CASH SWEEP PRIZE
    633 3 PENANG TURF CLUB' MEMBER SUED 'From Our Own Reporter j Penang, Saturday. nteresting claim from a sum of $170 alleged to be one-eighth oi a to which she claimed to be entitled in the first prize of $1,360 .weep on the last day
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    71 3 London. Sunday. The Briti h Ambassador U Sir Eric Phipps. who is In London for a few days to discuss th< arrani for the forthcoming visit of the King and Queen to Pans, called on the Prime Mini. '< terday and was received by the Kin Buck mi', ham Palace
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    EMPTY PURSE FOR PICK-POCKET
    204 3 EMP TY PURSE FOR PICK-POCKET Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. I 1 PROFESSIONAL pick-poc- rt ket."' as Mr. S. E. Smith. S prosecuting officer d< cribed him. played' a losing on Wednesday when he ed the pocket of Nam cloth merchant, who i ne to the Post Office S to mail over
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    TWICE SUMMONED ON SAME CHARGE
    352 3 TWICE SUMMONED ON SAME CHARGE Kuala Lumpur. Sat mc. TWO Malays. Mohamad Jee and Gulan Sarwai, who were granted a di not amounting to an acquittal on March 13 this year by Raja Abdul Hamid the third magistrate Kuala Lumpur, the former on a charge ol owning a car with
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    CHINESE NAME FOR INDIAN
    133 3 CHINESE NAME FOR INDIAN BUDDHIST CO M.il I V. £01. the hist time in th«. fri i of Malacca, strait c Indian, a Hindu, was com t« Buddhism it the Kwan < v temple, Jonker str. initial erf< •<1 h\ of On nonies ol th< and witnessed b\ Uuili P(
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      119 3 Ml Alt NAN TANG HOTEI AGENTS. Fxpress Serriee 3 times daily. 1. IIA! CHEH HOTEL. 55, Beach Hoad Blngap* vk Tel: 3015 2. NAN TANG HOTEL, 41. Jalan Maha rani. Muar. 1 3. NAN CHANG HOTEL, 84 Bu Raya, Malacc. Tel: 02 1. Singapore to Muar. Malacca K.L at 7.00
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      60 3 I I HORSE HEAD I BRAND j 'o »z I MND* I MADE IN BURMA)! I (.IAIIAMIUi j 100% IKHITI.MI HAKl.lt. GILFILLAN < <>.. LTD. I Sinsanore, Ku: la Lumpur. Pe. It__g. R PIANOFORTE FI\VIN<; THEORY OF MUSIC SCHOOL CHILDREN: Special Term* SCHOOL TEACHERB -I Hates. Special Music Appreciation Clatou
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      91 4 London. Saturd p^viou- To- da? ALM OIL (Malaya) £15-10-0 sell< Unchanged tn bulk -May 'June shpt X)PRA (Straits, F.M.S.) I Shipment 112-2-6 pal £12-2-6 buyer.-, SAGO FLOUR (Sarawak) MavUune Shipment 7jo scllt Lnchanged MPIOCA (Lst quality) a Unchanged ingaporei .shipment I'KPPFR AQ.) Unchanged White Mi May July shipment
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      130 4 1 "7 ,^;»i 1 Previous To-day Change Din!op r ßubber 93 3 93 7 U Generkl Electric 289 28 6 Imperial Chemical Industries 73 4• 73 14 Imperial Tobacco 31 4^ 3L3 -3d Anglo-Dutch 135 7'.. 134 4, Canadian Pacific 26- 25 10 2 London Tin Sa"
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      METAL MARKET
      14 4 London. Saturday MmJhJ Hre^ou? To-day TIN Standard ternoon d Sing "SIIS d
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      Money Market
      71 4 .London, Satun The downward movement of Fl capital following more settled condition of tlir Franc caused some I displacements of lunds in the earlj of the week with the result that clearing banks an non clearing tutions experienced a heavy str. their resources. Dislocation, however, only prow a
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      BULLION MARKET
      19 4 don, Saturo j,,.,. Previous To-rfav Chan neßarpero*. SILVER „,t 18-11 16 1 16 forward. 18-7 1<; 716
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      39 4 ItUBBEB ne Previous 10-day Cnanj ,ot Buyers Quiet I Sellers 11 1 11 11 —14 Bepl 11 U -3 16 Buyers IJI6 117 8 Sellers 12 13 16 12 3 IG UN 'i ne 38 IJB
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      58 4 London, Saturd Previous To-riav Chank Paris << i «ing middle rate) 173 68 ■\!,v tterdan middle rate) 8 98-18 18 3IG •< TOD Shanghai (closing selling rate) 10-18 1 l> f.T oa HongkoOl (closing selling rate) j 3 Unchan on Japan U -tei 12 Ln rha nged tt
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      60 4 OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED FREE youi. .elves from the FEAI Of BURGLARS by keeping you VALUABLES (jewellery or import out documents) in SAFE BOXES in our VAULTS at CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET JAi'OKE. Vou hold YOUR OWN KEYS, and ONLY YOU can have access to ;fe boxes, so that SAFETY
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    831 5 STOCKS SHARES I Issued By Fraser Company (Singapore. May 14. 1 p.n r Con. T. S. Oni 20--•ealtyco. g^ Est Trust Ag. 475 5.15' Ea.stern United {2 .50 33.50 F. and N. Ord. 13 90 i 42 s m I )n r v L55 L6O G L Life f pd.
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    173 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore Saturday Buyers seller. Ampat 3|10% 4 4'Batu Selancror 1.37 1.42 Hongkong Tin 20 1 9 21|9 Hoi. 1.03 1.07 Jelebu 0.70 0.75 Kramat U|3 1213 Kamunting Tin 1013 Killinghall 19 6 Katu Tin 23 9 Kuchai 1.30 1.35 Larut 1019 Lingul Tin 1.42 l 50 London
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    194 5 I Maynard Co. Ltd. $30,000 0 inf nnrn Int. Apr. 30 Oct. 31 9d 105 nom IPORC MUNICIPALITY 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Mar. 31 Sept. 30 100 102 nom 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. bl Sept. 30 105 107 nom 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Int. Mar.
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      215 5 S. E LEVY ty CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Mani'.i. ore. I hSWtttmenf Bankers and RroKrM in Security* and Cnnr-ndities. DaUy Foreign Market Cc:>!e anu (jauiaiiun Sergio*. NEW YORK COTT( COMMODITY i. INI OF N.Y. NEW YORK COFFEE SVC, AIi EXCHANGE. CHICAGO BOARD Ot Icanadian commodity exchange. Hongkong" share brokers' assn. manila
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      430 6 I'Kkcd Out Atrain at all sl.o»> yesterday! THK WHOLE i m\s disci ssing this vm.__.im. film: i 1 %l»ITftl N,CHTLY %^i\W 11-Wl^ 6>l5 915 TO-DAY SPECIAL MATINEE AT 3.15 FOR WOMEN ONLY FOR EXHIBITION TO ADULTS ONLY! DAMAGED A M'^sWK^^^mmWi the Throbbing M )_.B m Vibrant mmmW With Vv Document
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    Military Training For Citizens
    139 7 Military Training For Citizens Madras. MILITARY training for Madras ,i«i/iiis has been approved by thr i ,iy Council following a resolution introduced by a Congress Councillor. the impending world conthe measure reads, "this has with deep concern the the citizens and requests the nl to give, at least, three military
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    EVASION OF DUTY
    131 7 Our Own Correspondent i Muar. Saturday. \NG Gin, an old Chinese woman, this morning charged before the magistrate, Inche Abdul Raof bin mad Sa'at, with having attempted ide payment of customs duty on ix pirces of cloth valued at $3.40 The >viable wa.s 85 cents. Ang Gin
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    ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
    100 7 From Our Oun Reporter) Muar. Saturday. I PRETTY 23-year-old Chinese woman was this morning charged before che Abdul Raof bin Mohamed Sa'at having attempted to commit siliide by jumping into the Muar River on In answer to the charge. Teo Guat Jm. tte woman said that her father
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      363 7 A L II A n II It A BROADWAYS »l(,(,|s| STACiE SUCCESS WHICH SHOCKED THE NATION NOW ON THE SCREEN— ROCKING [HE WORLD WITH MIRTH M AmM IND LACGHTEK OM o>^l mm————————————————————— w Ajmf^m^F S vor CANNOT AFFORD TO Miss p [K _A__xxm H A Com^edy Knockout- Ma^BK^AK Q ___m__A\\\\_im>
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      71 7 'ITS LOVE I'M AFTER j KK. STARS t .nn SMI s I coming m -I- ALHAMBRA R! mmmut'.-rm .rn.~mm.mmm __._-.mi m\ i i __-_i— i-—— Nl j: BROS.' I lUGH Hll Leslie Howard, liette Davis, Olivia lh Havilland i ji a icLiioitoi ii rO-NIGHT I II a 9 18 f
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    JOHORE RUBBER PLANTERS HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
    1097 8 i 'OMPREHENSIVE REVIEW OF YEAR BY MR. HARPER BALL Singapore. Saturday. •j re of rub itill depi d up*n theAmericaii on, and the disturbing situation arising out ol inter.wi Mr. S.Haiper Ball, in thc course of his speech al meeting of the Johore Plan.
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    PLANTERS THANK GOVERNMENT
    132 8 Singapore. Bat I'HIS morning's annual ger.. ing of the Johore p; Association held in Johore B. attended by several state offli eluding the Hon. .Ungku A Mentri Besar; the Controller of Laboui Johore; the Divisional Supe: K.M.S. Railways; and the p ol the United Planters' Assc Malaya.
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    ESTATE WORKERS MUST BE HELPED TO SAVE
    352 8 Singapore. Saturd.n THII Government of Johore would be approached by the Johore Planters' Association to make the establishment of co-operative societies on estates compulsory by legislation. This was announced by Mr. s. Harper Ball, who presided over the i.nuai general meeting of that
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    SNAPSHOTS BY TRIBUNE READERS
    63 9 Resting"— By L. V. Headley. No. 4, Royal Road, Alexandra P.arracks. Singapore. Musing Beneath Tree"— B] Lan* Pe* Tjir, wo It. Cairnhill Circle, Singapore. "Making linseed oil"— Bv Yeo Chow Heng. No. 190, Kanpoi Road, Singapore. Black it White I t ircular Road v > vista"—
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    "AGFA" COMPETITION
    133 9 L:s. Of Prize -Winners For April 1938 7 HI. following are the winners the prizes offered in respect of the "Agfa" competition held during the month of April: Prize: Mr. G. C. Po. 10 MohaI Sultan Road. Singapore; 2nd Prize: Mr. C. Joseph, P. O. No. 370, Singap
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Monday, May 16, 1938. NEW HILL STATION
    296 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Monday, May 16, 1938. NEW HILL STATION iNOTHER instance of the progresi ive spirit of the chin community in Perak is to be found in the uows, published exclusively in the Malaya Tribune, that a i be formed for the development of Kledang Hill, near [poh, OS
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    THE OLD PARIS CHANGING
    518 10 THE OLD PARIS CHANGING THE NEW CHAMPSELYSEES 1 Tin aeiid par'. immune of .•.iid wh and lay übl Paris appr. i bi- lined to wonder when one hears of al pari of old i'an.s which hind the Institute bedoomed for .street widening, and Alien ids of a proposal to dm-
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    PERSONALITIES
    31 10 Mr. G. F. Stayne S.. Di.stri. )fticer. Batang Padang, Is no* casual leave. Mr. E. L. Hunter has been ap >e a Rubber Regulation Ofl Singapore as from April 27
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    69 10 perfectly printed book v«« small that it is dwarf ed by an ordinary postage Stm restan owned 1»> Mr. William Langston of Bognor Regis, Sussex. The book, which waa printed in 1 s r t ."> on the th' Oxford India paper ever made, measures hall an-im h hy three-quarters
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    Bogus Secret Agent "Marries" Five Times
    467 11 I DUPED GIRL GA VE UP MAN FOR HIM ii/AITIMi t° cross the Atlanti <* to join her sweetheart »n America, 30-year-old W innfl Maria Austin, of Rush Green, Lymm, Cheshire, met another man gay attractive, plausible, fuU of romantic tales of adventure in
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    After All The Trouble
    104 11 Montreal. Quebec. > DOUCE here are chuckling about a burglar who for- i yot his loot. The burglar broke into the house of Mrs. Ernest Forget I and found a larffe quantiU of jewellery. Then, he ex- i changed his tattered overS coat for a new
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    Petrol Production In Australia
    117 11 Petrol Production In Australia M Till! Minister for Development. Mr. < „<, Representatives here that substantia progresi preparation of plana to develop the Newnej i U. immed; lue- tion of 10,000.000 gallons ol a ar, but e utpul mav b< ed. I the developn company I Ided to obtain tl
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    Eradicating Menace Of Tuberculosis
    129 11 Eradicating Menace Of Tuberculosis Toronto, Ontario. EXPENDITURE ol £200,000 for I health campaign "to eradicate the menace Of tuberculosis from the Province of Ontario" was announced hv Premier Mitchell Hepburn in his bad-gel ..ddress to the Ontario I egislatnre. The Pn sume cost ol sanatoria treatment, previously borne hy municipalities,
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    VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE
    127 11 Compensation To Be DEPENDENTS of people killed through V no fault of their own by acts of violence in Palestine since Oct. 12, 1936, to be compensated by the administration on the basis of £250 per death. Claims will also be considered from persons injured in similar
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    A DANGEROUS WAY OUT
    98 11 A DANGEROUS WAY OUT Neu Delhi. k mechanic examining the A wheels of a train at Sili- i guri found a small boy lying on some iron bars under one of the carriages. i Thinking that it was the body of the victim of an ac- cident, he reported his
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    Felt Sorry For Police — So He Surrendered!
    166 11 Felt Sorry For Police So He Surrendered! Papua I was sorry for the poliee. For two months, the\ havo been cha ing mc and the«r legs are wea_k. Now thoy may sir. words b native d of murdering his wife, and for whom a warrant of arrest had l U
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    10 11 been appointed to Superintend! Rubontrol for Sin apore fn tn
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    HIGHLIGHT OF THE SEASON
    84 12 I Preston North ind beat HaddersflcM Town l-o in the loot ball Association (up Final ;»t Wemblej Stadium, London, the winning goal being scored by Mutch when penaltj was awarded Preston 31 seconds before the finish of extra tune Ihe King and Queen uere anions the
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    Pet Of The Brigade
    64 12 Pet Of The Brigade —m Photo ihoM <•••• sheep in Hyde Park, London n pt ot in i In >.•• iri li nf i >.i 1 ii i Pl anet News I irebraee. the new Chief of the London lire Brigade, look over from thf the Fire Brigade headquarters on
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    WOMAN DAY BY DAY
    1346 14 or J~ Learning To Be A Mannequ.n-1 rade Union For Servants Women In -om Our Own Correspondent) London, May 6. I ONDON is short of mannequins, I heard the other day. So I visited some schools of mannequins here to find out the reason why. There
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    CANADIANS JOIN THE R. A. F.
    141 17 Ottawa. AMI \DV supply of Canadians for short-term commissions in England is being absorbed by the Royal \ir Force, it is revealed here. [uarters at Saint John have announced that oi 1. 1938. application rom quali tied vouth seeking the short-term commissions in England.
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    54 17 Santlaj PERMISSION to acquire supplie gas masks and tear gaB apparatus for use In quelling disturbani .<mong the com k d l Ministry ot Justice by the Director oi Chilean prisons. ort to these, it was pointed OUt would make unnecessary the use ol firearms except
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    333 17 Incident Of Gunboat In tl v Ihe Yanptse Cl* hltt to!.. P ib. of t. centric Clubs dlnni >ndon recently. He told how, when he commanded the China Squadron, a y< in chai M chor on the v.i ling down fouled his anchoi cabic Having steam up,
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    RACING THRILLS: GOVERNOR'S CUP DAY AT BUKIT TIMAH
    1737 18 $1 79 Dividend Paid lu Last Race After Objection \ik. 8. T. Rhodes Bli Theobald won the Governor*. Cap race for Class 1. Division 1 Horses, when the Sings pore Tin 1 Club's Sumjnei professional race meeting reached Its climai al Bukil
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      193 21 THEATRE ROYAL > 6. i :>— <*. i Special Keturn Screening for a short period MISS MAIM Kl AND BIIIIMOKIA in S_A II I II A _________________X_XU m. i \__*________m ____^m^^S________________i -__PW^^_i_-i _P^*tTWv_B bKimT|_^Jm| .r\ __\\\\_________m_____\\m ...n \\m^_m m \^>^L____}____x_\\_Wk _\\\\\\\vm***r\* LiM W***\*f*r Lx mm WIWGwZ [^m KwWESj ___k____A m
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    PENANG BOXING
    21 24 Pi .unday. icho 7.11 ten rounds In I Wembli ht There Id form Inly throi and ra f I
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    Preakness Makes Result
    18 24 litimore, Saturda TTH. Pj A ii Du Ponl (Ji i I tn ng rain Reuter
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    9 24 SIR HA RRY LAUDER .1. Bunds I I ll
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    FRANCO'S CRUSHING SUCCESS
    65 24 FRANCO'S CRUSHING SUCCESS Burgos, Sunday. army, with 11 m uttered crushing reverses iel and il in the y«, during which the Nationalists net onlv convi rted two salients into a ile front but also overcame ;est positions yet encou the chief of which dan was equipped with massive 'permanent fortifications
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    British Legation Leaving Mexico
    217 24 Tr In M hand on instructions from the British Forhe would leave Mexic (1 by the full diplomatic •ion. British int- i Mexii lid be In the hav Ice-Co m London i.s that Mexico made banking and insurance o impossible. With few excepali British enterprises in
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    LONDON'S SLUMS
    76 24 n, sunoay. h announ n clearance and March t: instruction, c< with 67.528 at tl. February, and al the en larch last eted during unpared with 7.344 during Februai during March. 1937. The figure of 9.090 .umy anv ot '27. Th' city of i. led for rehousin nnection
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    NEW BELGIAN CABINET
    42 24 Brussels, Sundi A new Cabinet has been formed from a combination ol l atholics and Liberals by M Spaak with hin Premier and Foreign Minister. 0 elude: puty Premier), I M I Denis I M r f Colon Reuter
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    EARLIER MESSAGE
    215 24 STRONG Chinese forces lti the Bsuehowfu area, estimated at i 400,0u0 are likely to lind their p tion untenable, unless they u to ;:rrest two separate pinccr BUM ments which are threatening to encircle them Inpu railway the piv P. tlu most 80 miles apart. Or the Tsining-Kweiteh
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  • MORNING TRIBUNE Sports Supplement
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      14 1 MORNING TRIBUNE Sports Supplement No. 45. May 14, 1938. EDITED BV "HERMES Every Saturday
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      ENGLAND NEEDS ATTACKING BATS
      931 1  -  L N. CONSTANTINE I BRADMAN'S TEAM IS NOT INVINCIBIE By *JM *2* We present to-day the first i of a series of speeial articles on the Australians in England, specially written by L. N. Con- stantine, formerly a star of the West Indies Te«»t match J
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      PENAITY GOAL THAT WON CUP FINAL FOR PRESTON
      109 1 PENAITY GOAL THAT WON CUP FINAL FOR PREST ON Pnaton North Bad beat Huddcrsfield Town I— o in the Football Assoc 1.1 tion Cup I inal at Wembley Stadium, the winning goal being s« ored by Mutch when a penalty was awarded Preston 36 seconds before the finish of extra
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      AIR FORCE SPORTS DAY ON JUNE 4
      916 2 AIR FORCE SPORTS DAY ON JUNE 4 Sport In The Camps (IU I lash A visit imm the Cricket Cub .'or lawn tennis, the Tth Heavy Bi i Attn cricket and 1 A Gordons for m tt Selet In our spurting entertainment tWs week The I howi an Air point
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      TANGLIN'S MIXED BAG OF SPORT
      545 2 TANGLIN'S MIXED BAG OF SPORT tßy 'Pete') AVKRV mixed bag of sport from Tanglin this wed first item out of the bag beii, third division match, B I in which the Skins gave Fort < ning a second trouncing by t». goals to nil. Had the Skins qi tette their
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        63 2 you've dot a GRIP I like an I INDIA tyreJ I mgm^ijßmmmW._____km -mw _^_^W 'rrw /*jE*V /^W/ Ml m ifl JTa t laJ F Sjl^^ w *_\\\W9 t Jf____rW_r U7 INDIA Tyres, like the bulldog, >^ have a tenacious Grip. They y^ take hold of the road and ••never let
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      A HIGH-SPEED HUNDRED FOR HUNTER
      1333 3 I MALAYAN j S CRICKET i By A Special S S Correspondent S Trial Teams Cause Hear/ Burning i TJBBY) Hunter, Selangor fast bowler, enjoyed a hectic hou A an last weekend, when he compiled the fastest century oi the so far against Kampong Kuantan,
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      PERAK OPTIMISTIC OF MALAYA CUP PROSPECTS
      347 3 (By "Permainan") THANKS to the plethora of youthful talent available at thr moment in tbe State. Perak will make a bold and determined bid for the Malaya (up football honours this season. Not only the league competitioi Taiping and ipoh. but also the two
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      OLYMPICS CONTROVERSY GOES ON
      87 3 MB jil .uc oi tne ....I)-. deit International i pic Commit tee'i ngn cently, say; that thi why the Olymp hould not be held in Tokyo in 1940. •The Gam< .leeted conflict taking place in China and nol at Tok .ad on arrival in York. Mr.
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      IN-FIGHTING
      68 3 Tunney On Refereeing Methods English method! ol refereeing were criticised by Gene Tunney, former heavyweight boxing champion of the World, when he himself had n match at West Palm Beach (Florida) "In-fighting is on< i )art of the game/ 1 he Most ol the trouble with the fighting m
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      TRAINER "STEVE"
      24 3 Donoghue who won over i.huo races, Includli harder proposition m the luck I.. tx-»'n re his I line, one and )n two
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      GROUNDSMAN'S SON WINS A TITLE
      22 3 dur- there I few 4,000 pl I W and 1 N tennis fed all over the Union
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      PRESTON'S CUP FINAL TRIUMPH
      127 4 PRESTON'S CUP FINAL TRIUMPH LAST MINUTE PENALTY WINS TROPHY won the I .A. Cup Wembli j the dose Huddersfleld •me which v thrills, lh ent. These p. ctn hat on the top, lefl the piaduced to Hi the Ring before the match, and beneath it is one ol the trophy
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      DAY AT THE RACES
      79 5 e most exciting races on Wednesday was witnessed when Numero Treice and (lee lp ran neck and neck In the former just prevailing to give his backers J Loi the onlv rrifAn to i a doable. I Marcheta II easily won the first race on Wednesday,
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      ROME BOXING CONFEREN CE ENDED
      470 6 r WORLD CHAMPIONS ARE AGREED AT LAST Till petting <»! a World < uniinisMoi. to nominale and recognise world chain pions and ii.iniie leading contenders, was the only thin*; of importance decided upon al the Inteniational Boxing Conference held at Kome. Kxcepl for tins much
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      POLITICS APART FROM SPORT
      171 6 America Opposed To Games Ban Dl BI IC opinion in America is against a boycott of the 1940 Olympic Games in Tokyo. Following the suggestion by officials of the British Amateur Athletic Association that England should refuse to participate In the next Olympics, a nation-wide survey
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      48 6 Franco Ventiiri ha.s broken the world record for 24 miles for motorboahs ol 400 kilogrammes with an average speed of HI? 015 kilometre, an hour (v 51 m p h.) The previous record wa.s held by the Englishman. White with 10 K P H (about 3P 2 mph
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      MUST FIGHT OR FORFEIT
      86 6 MUST FI GHT OR FORFEIT J THK Commission decided that i Joe Louis must defend his i world heavyweight title against Max Schmeling in June. Fail- ure to do this will mean for- i feiture of his title. All the delegates have signed j the agreements reached apart l from
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      Hennessy Trophy Cricket Prospects
      382 6 Hennessy Trophy Cricket Prospects (By "Permainan") THF Perak Cricket League, which is now in full swing, has been arousing keen interest in local sports circles as the event has already unearthed some very useful talent. Although the State is to meet this week-end Kedah. who. if I mistake not, are
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      SELANGOR CUP HOPES BRIGHT
      371 6 SELANGOR CUP HOPES BRIGHT Till! first Selangor soccer trial ol the season took place hist Friday and was in many respeet disappointment. .Many of the n selected failed to turn up with tie result that Colours started a man short. But it was just this inability of the players chosen
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      30,000 CLUBS
      106 6 Amateur Soccer Still Booming the tremendous po] of professional football th 'ill flourish nt Amat. Cup Final LO a Inst 1 ..346 people. Actuallv tin is 35.725 in 1! There are 30,01 in England i2,500 in London •Mth 500 pn nal clubs, that the number of sp number
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      SWIMMING RECORDS GO BY THE BOARD
      235 7 SWIMMING RECORDS GO BY THE BOARD F^j- Kint, the Dutch swimmer. ed a new world's record for 200 metres breast stroke. •.nv of 2 minute* I The previous world record was ►6-9 in seconds The previous was 56-9 10 seconds madp Waalberg m Brussels I created a new European the
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      120 ATHLETES TO TRAIN AT K. L.
      223 7 120 ATHLETES TO TRAIN AT K. L. State To Make Bid For Honours I his Year rRICKETERS. wrestlers. weight-liftpM. v.ater polo players, rugger full- backs, rowing men. spare, slim, long-legged, medium height, good chested men, short statured. short striding, wiry and determined menall these are urgently required at the Selangor
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      46 7 Thi known black marhn In the World WS landed' at Twofold South v. luring the big "ame ftshCOm petition, in connection with th. anniver .ary celebrations ihen h wa H tt 7 ins long, with .i girth of 5 ft. 7 1 2 ins. and lbs
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      NEW YORK STILL BANS DOG TRACKS
      113 7 NEW YORK ST ILL BANS DOG TRACKS A BILL to dog racing in New York M.ite has been vetoed b> Governor Lehman. This is the third time in threr years that the (iovernor has disapproved legislation de- signed to legalise the sport in New York Stat. > During last season
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      26 7 •j. Khotimsky, the soviet Weightlifter, has equalled his own world light-hi weigh! record for the two hand pre with 122 5 kilogrammes <27u lb. Kiev. Ukraine
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      KNIGHT'S EYE IS A GOOD CUP PROSPECT
      1024 8  - KNIGHT'S EYE IS A GOOD CUP PROSPECT Marcus Superbus (Bv CROM the time lhe ftrst entritt for thi nor's Cup were known, till the race is almost due to start tof div punter, must have Urn busily employed trying to find out whothe winner will be, forming their own opinions
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      Sappers Among The Leaders
      231 8 Sappers Among The Leaders THE week's soccer has caused considerable changes in the League table of the first division. The Sappers have jumped into second place and the Loyals. having now settled down to local conditions, have begun to climb up the table. In division t^o the Inniskillings' second string
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      Golfers Urge Tournament Reforms
      355 8 Golfers Urge Tournament Reforms THF system of "seeding" pla which was operated so su. fully in the Wimbledon draw. soon be applied to golf. At least, this ll the hope ol prominent British golfers who hs signed their names to a petition to the English Golf Union, advocating a number
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