Morning Tribune, 26 May 1938

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    12 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE >L :i— No. 99, SINGAPORE, THURSDAY 1938 FIVE < El
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    SHARP GERMAN PROTEST PRESENTED IN PRAGUE
    295 1 FRONTIER VIOLATIONS rROOP CONCENTRATIONS ON BORDER DO NOT HELP" BERLIN, WEDNESDAY A SHARP PROTEST HAS BEE\ ORDERED BY lIERR RIBBENTROP (FOREIGN MINISTER) AGAINST THE ALLEGED FRESH VIOLATIONS OF THE GERMAN FRONTIER BY CHECHOSLOVAK PLANES. ited that in addition to the three frontier violations, ported,
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    BRITISH HELP FOR CHINA
    105 1 BRITISH HELP FOR CHINA London, Monday. < ominous to-day Mr. Arthur i(l«r>on a-ked \\> it si ment were contemplating to "••lit the League resolution in- the needs of Chin uid whether the Govern\ould accede to the Chin 1 for long-term credits fof Butler in reply, recalled Lord nt in Council
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    CHINESE OFFENSIVE IN HONAN
    186 1 MAJOR WAR EXPECTED SOON NORTH OF LUNGHAI Hankow, Wednesil I IN attempt to relieve (he JapMMfC pressure on KaifenK, capital of llonan the Chinese have launched a general offensive on the line from Ksifeof t^» Lanfeng. Principal centn of 1 been the area around Low. lion,
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    British Steamer Sunk In Spain
    61 1 British Steamer Sunk In Spain Valencia, Wednesday k BRITISH cargo steamer, S rt beliered to be the Thor- pehall, anchored V > miles off the entrance to Valencia har- bour was sunk to-day by two t of four bombs, dropped by seaplanes coming from Major- ca. One officer and one
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    NAVAL SEAPLANE CRASHES
    77 1 London, Wednesday. J>ESTROYEKS are searching the bay, near Portland, for survivors of a Naval seaplane which crashed in flames in the f-arly hours of this moraine:. One man was :;een to descend bv parachute, it Is not known how i on bonrd t.ho plane. Hone have orrn
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    Australia's Navy To Be Strengthened
    61 1 London, Wednesday. further it lening ol the Aus- tralian Navy by th< il itlon of two British crui announced by Mr. Duff Cooper In the Commons to-day. The Commonwealth are purcha the Appollo this year and the Amphion in 1939. As part of the arrangement
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    JOHORE SULTAN RETURNS
    19 1 HIS KIGHNESB the Sultan of 3oh who returned pwterdaj l>y Patch plane tnm "N^daii. S«-r p;i:
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    AIR DEFENCE DEBATE IN COMMONS
    233 1 AIR DEFENCE DEBATE IN COMMONS "Puny Miserable Production Rate London, Wrdmsd Till, postponed debate In thr Com ■Mill on |1m labour motion for a searching enquiry Into British an defences and administration u opened la Che OomniOßi to day by Mi. Dalian, who referred t»» Ihe prrtlon of 2 planes
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    10 DIE IN AIR CRASH
    36 1 9 Women Were Incinerated < '< \Haml, Ohio WcdiuM».i> A fUftt airliner has effhed her* in flames and it is f«\ir»Ml that the ■em pMNUWi an:l crew of Ihrc© have been killed. Reuter
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    18 1 Cleveland I iter Njnc women were turned to d«-;»trt. Hankow, Thursday Oennan merChe withdrawal They is on rade
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      36 1 *"-< ON OTHER PICES Page Johore Sultan Return^ i Buffer Pool Bon. is Fall Out Irmed Ho?); 3 I s.,.(km» Thefl 3 Hotel Clerk Charged 3 •nit Dtomitßed 6 Bi< l ID 8 Local NxTt 21. 23
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    JOHORE SULTAN RETURNS BY DUTCH PLANE
    67 2 AIRPORT OFFICIALS SURPRISED i(S iII( ;i JOHORE ARRIVED 11 OAPORE AIRPORT LAST NIGHT Bl DURING THE LASI WEEKS, HE HAS Bl ND A HOLIDAY AT BRASTAG] NOT I LY ►WNTHAT HE WAS RETI lINGAPOR SOON [twill be recalled that it v. viously announced that
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    Germans Charged With Robbery
    57 2 Singapore, Wedne FOUR Oern 27 Erich Fishei iW) Fi inz E ndejan i2B>, Horat Wilkerling (24) were this morning charged before Mr. F. V I h, the second M I n Windfuhr ol 20 to 30 cents, papers and photo The charge was explained to il.
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    ROAD TRAGEDY
    99 2 Misadventure Verdict At Inquest V. Chi nil !i Death by misadventure r, the- Coi quiry hi Mi- a M the Com■:al Union Insurance Company, in dri- tir Panjang Koa I m ti nity of the Tiger swim- travelling at about 18 to 22 miles per hour H< suun.ded
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    BUFFER POOL DECISION TO-DAY ?
    138 2 BUFFER POOL DECISION TO-DAY THi: result of the voting <>n the buffer pool icheo le i^ j expected t<> i>» announced some day, and to end the V anxiet} which has been muni- i ilayan tin circles, es- p .»ii> since the roting came i t<; a lose on Monday.
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    BOXERS FALL OUT
    247 2 YOUNG JOHNSON FINED: ASSAULT ON PANTHER HO 'From Our Own Repo Y^ t^ Kuala Lumpur. Wednescb OUN d Kid Krishna h lined $20 rous imprisonment a Abdul Hamld, the Third M to-d having caused hur I alias Panther Hoe I 8 this year. Both parties are well
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    CHINESE SEAMEN CHARGED
    632 2 REFUSED FOPRCX EED Singap Wedne; Two Shanghai ch ployed on board tht Chinese-owned vet ng the Pa re acquitted to-day L C Goh. the Filth Magistr. tried together with other members or the crew on of landing in the Colony without permission Qf the Immigration O" The
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    Conviction Quashed
    110 2 om Our Own Correspond' Muar, Wednesday. ILfHEN tlit- Police raided a coffee ff in Pant Jawa, they saw some Chinese attempting to escape from a baUe table In the .shop. Nine of the Chinese were arrested and charged gaming in the coffee shop. They convicted and fined $3
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    39 2 V h offictall y announced that to Alrf 86 2° Vernment ha S Offc 6kUanth£ B n Haw th < **al K r »*o is now in Chr Ctovnnly H nOrar V Adriser t0 *ment, says Sin Chew Jit Pou
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    COUNSEL CLAIMS ACCUSED CLIENT CANNOT BE TRIED
    201 3 COUNSEL CLAIMS ACCUSED CLIENT CANNOT BE TRIED cho Of Charge Against Hotel Clerk Thl Singapore, Wedncgdij WHETHER a man who was tried ind acquitted in the Wi/<--it on thret* charges of alleged falsification of accounts could be nil and charged with the offence I besting which was based on simil
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    ANOTHER ARMED ROBBERY REPORTED
    91 3 REVOLVER THREAT TO WOMEN ni -t p« ak middle-. :ed a residence at Owen id, after ig two women with revolvers decamped with jewellery dto the value oi 1214.60. Plsarried bA two oi the robbers the others had knives. This I armed robbery <>f the vomen
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    Law Notice For To-Day
    25 3 2nd e Su\.t M r^f stice afßcc kett Terrell in -l B n";,.f 3rd Court Mol-in,'.,; w Husse ta Bee blnte
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    STOLE $6,000 FROM FATHER
    235 3 STOLE $6,000 FROM FATHER MALAY PLEADS GUILTY From Our Own Correspondent, A s i Muel to the fiis-imw. Kuala Kungsar. Wednesday. xbdui Sa^Ttoe o r Kav 1 .rn o srs lh e residnut oi uxm "OB Road, Kuala Kanesa? renor »f v i Bhmb nd ll Pe«k, at Tribune an
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    PENGHULU TO BE RE-TRIED
    95 3 PENGHULU TO BE RE-TRIED 'From Our Oun Correspondent An-,.^ L Muar. Wednesday HMAD bin Abu Hassan, a naib penghulu. was convicted on a charge of jlli'Ral rubber planting and was find $50 by Inche Mahmood bin Mohamad Shah This morning Ahmad bin Abu Hassan appealed against this conviction Mr A.
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    GAOL FOR MAN AND WIFE
    109 3 3 en iani Wed i S A CHII iuple wi i n prison by Mi LUn Koon the third in.,- istrate, od > charges ol offence; in connec v tion with criminaJ breach ol trust, thefl and dishonestly re S j Ii! 'leu proper! i
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    "BLOOD BROTHERS" PART
    493 3 "BLOOD BROTHERS" PAR T CHEATING CHARGE From our on n indent) Malacca, Wadbmiajr. AN Bnglisli ■ptwlrim ChbMtt, K»b n ivm^ Chye, irai Mntenc«4 to mm ir'i iiKorous iinprisoiimcnt on each «.i Hirer chargea «»f cheating in respect <>i sums totalling |l,tM bj the District Judge i«» d.i\ Koh !Vi,. chye
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      89 3 Ml IK NAN YAM. HO 1 1 I. AGENTS. Exprm Service 3 tinu-s daily. 1. HA] CHEW HOTEL, 35, Beach Road SiJ l: 3015 2. NAN FANG HOTEL, 41, Jalao Maha rani, Muar. Tel. 3. NAN CHANG HOTEL, 1 Bunga Raya, Malacca. Tel: M 1- Sin' to Muar, Malacca Ac
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      66 4 To Cna IUJHBFK Ton« Buyers •> 6pot Sellers utroArtrd (jSnt) SSlSS 2n d v wa rd (July Sept, Buy lfl 5 11 16 x t il Bu% 3rd Forward (O Sellers > ___J__— _I__I— ndon, Wedn .lav chanee Previous lo ■MM OH- <M«>*y«) s0 Unchanged k ,s, m
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      80 4 London. Wedn* Previous To-day Ch Distillers 97 96 6 Dunlop Rubber 26 9 27General Electric- <u y 09 io^ Imperial Chemical Industries 30 ~9 10 2 imperial Tobacco ,V!V '>4 3 Anglo-Dutch 5% Canadian PwdDc JJ ffi? San investment Trust 24!- 2 24 3^ Linggis 2 2
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      EFFECT OF BUFFER POOL RUMOURS IN LONDON
      109 4 London. Tuesday ni MOIKS lhat the referendum It Malayan tin miners <»n the buffer pool Question has resulted in a big majority in favour caused the tin market to firm up to day in London, and there ua> plenty of bear covering. The
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      40 4 Now York, May 24. to div Change Tone Buyers Stei Steady a lft Spot Sellers n 5 16 3 18 11 5 16 3 l julylSept. Buyers J}J» n 7 16 3ui Sellers ne aar w Spot
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      SHARE MARKET
      149 4 Messrs. Fraser Co/s Report F Singapore. Wednesday. minim.. Tin at midday was $83 U. up $1 00. Although only a tew orders were received from London this monimu the market In Tin shares there appeared to be slightly tinner y^terday. The local market opened quietly, WJ during the
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      RAUB GOLD OUTPUT
      59 4 TIIF Kauh Australian < Mining Co. Ltd., Bdrbc the following output for the four weeks ended May 21. 1938: "Crashing Net. 533 Batten treated 4.f»l <> d-ns of ore returhin« 1647.34 ounces ol bullion equivalent to 1554.M oancei line gold. Betreatmeni plant trt t(»iiN tailings retun s:;i.O6
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      Bank Dividend
      21 4 The Netherlands Handel-M Kl red a dividend of 8 for the year 1937. The dividend 1936 v. 1HM- rent.
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      9 4 London, wcunv- ri av Change Previous To-da>
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      BULLION MARKET
      26 4 To dav Change Previous T da > 3d GOLO £7-0-4 7 2 Fine Rar per oz. i 8 SILVER no spot __i!li— 4 months' forward.
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      METAL MARKET
      17 4 ndon, wednesaaj previous ta > TIN Standard P 8 £16 21 Bpot (afternoon closing pnee) .rward
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    164 5 ynard Co. Ltd. $30,000 Qr In nnm Apr. 30 Oct. 31 105 nOD] UPORE MUNICIPALITY 40 $400,000 31 Sept. 30 100 im red. 1947 $1,600,000 ■■i 31 bept. 30 105 107 nom red. 1955 $1,000,000 M i 31 Sept 30 HO 112 nom 3 red. i963 $2
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    592 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Company Con. T. S. Oi 20-? E Realty i f\L Trust Ai S N. Ord. 1390 2 s M t Elec: 10% Pref. uoil OH Palm D 175 un Palm Plantaclons Series M 00 2? 5 5°0° SfflU C BMI 0 2 is M Robinson
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    131 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS MINING Buy< 4 4 1 1.37 Tin 21|9 ..1.1 1 07 I Kramat 10 (i iCamunting Tin iu 3 Killing] Katu KuchaJ 1 27 1.32 rut 10- hi y Lingui Tin 1.40 1.45 London Tin 3 3 3!) Mambau I 0 60 Pahans Cons. Pu< 201- 211Punj
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      105 6 A PICTURE FOR WOMEN AN.) THE >.»^N WHO TRUST THEM C Ilk in TIM COLUBIBIA MCTUBB— I I 1 "WOMEN OF GLAMOUR" IS EXCELLENT ENTERTAINMENT j J >■""' I jß^^^^ r ,r 9-15 "THE BARRIER" j w,.h LEO CARRILLO 0 JEAN PARKER J P-« With Excellent Supporttoi „r K ram.m.
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      263 6 SUIT DISMISSED Claim For Balance Of 51,319 Singapore, Wed;, APPEARING for the plaintiff in suit that came up for heal Mr. Justice Home In tl to-day. Mr. Philip Hoahlim. Inl his lorcLship that the matter h. amicably settled, and asked lea' the claim and counterclaim to I missed with no
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      208 7 IRI \i K>R I.M.R V io\ //> j RKO-Radio Pictures, produ of "ROBERTA" 'SWING riME" and "GAY DIVOR( bring >u another Soii^;^; Fun-filled Musical Hit! i TO-MORROW at the CAPITOL (THE VOICE THE WORLD ADORES with Hollywood's Dream Girl in a 1 I drama blazing with romance! A I'■ ./llf
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      324 7 ALHAIVIBRA 690^ _lvH_i_^_Bl_^_H l osilivH> i-\ST NK.HI L' snows (;-ir, j).ir, <^v«_rtSrffi^^ 0, (i 00.0 0 0 ,\f yUUHflllillJl K <> I<> 1 a\ s 1 V mSmmm n N (i _H I I •T 1 lTTit_l ***** KENNY BA KER I <-_■ A>ll _T^W_WWJ HI >IN'IN<. inoi IMKKI \^_la^llif
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    TIGHTENING OF BICYCLE BYLAWS TO BE CONSIDERED?
    403 8 TIGHTENING OF BICYCLE BYLAWS TO BE CONSIDERED? NUMBER PLATES NOT SUCCESS EXPECTED VEHICLES DEPARTMENT EARNS 51,055,504 NET REVENUE Singapore, Wodnesd A(()M!M.\IM that lorally D registration number plates tii<»*«* to the rear mudguard of bicycles in ti.uliiM'H as a .irst experiment art not proving all that could be desired is contained
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    FUNERAL COSTS FOR CHINA RELIEF
    91 8 FUNERAL COSTS FOR CHINA RELIEF Wednesday Till hina Relief Fund Committec of Singapore announce! the receipt from Mr. Pon gwee Hoe, <»t Messrs. Hen? Bin and 'ompanv. 81, HavelOci Road, a Mini of S3OO in (hina currency This sum was formerly intend ,i i expenditure lor the funeral Of h^
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    AUCTIONEER FINED
    114 8 Malacca Amusement Park Incident >m Our Oxen Correspondent' Malacca, Tuesday. PUND guilty in a summons cas using abusive language to a Straits born Chinese woman, named Tay Kim Lian. at the City Park one night In December last year. Khoo Chee Ouan, an auctioneer and valuer, was fined
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    New Moon Festival
    120 8 Singapore, \Vedin\-d ay. The new moon pinkama will be celed at the Singapore Buddhist Asiviation Temple, under Mr. D A. Ratnayake's patronage, on Saturday. A!i are cordially in' ited to attend the function. The programme is as follows: r > am.. the Euddhist flag; 7 a.m. Buddha
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    64 8 A very enjoyable time was patrons of the Great World Cabarweekend when a costume com] amongst dancing partn. Over 50 sirls took part in this tion the judges being Mr and Soprani. Commander Gregory, M nick. Mrs. Bridges and Mr> Church. Prize winners on were Miss Susie Lee. Miss J<
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      174 8 JUMP* V^. "^TSk X*^ \a t il^i r* aW i Don't just relieve pain— BANISH THE CAUSE Do you dread certain days for the vital minerals it needs in an easy-to-pain and misery they bring ?Do you take way. Once it has strengthened feel that it's unfair that you should
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    735 9  - Horatius 1 Reasoning 7 (By Rl I S and regulations are excellent for instilling principles Into iiexperienced minds, and there is n > doubt ahout their value as (ttuUn Ini Kules are based on second > and are applicable to maI.et us consider some of the pts which are given
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    Ring Of Airports For London
    125 9 Ring Of Airports For London PROYDON aennlrome has reached •ituration point, and London in tut lire will need more than one terminML nificance of the annt that British Airways. Ltd largest English air transport about to move from Croy- on the western outskirts overcrowded," said an >1 the company. "We
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    MONTE CARLO INCREASES PROFIT
    62 9 MONTE CARLO INCREASES PROFIT Monte Carlo. PROFIT of £ltt v Sil has been made by the casino here during the financial year ending on Mar. SL The total for the finaiui.il jreai IMIM uas 8.V)00.000 francs (about £531,25#) ;«s compared with .vi.000.000 francs (£36S»7M) for 1930|37. No dividend w;is declared
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      44 9 IV 111 CLOVE K "Ml MILK CREAM This is BABE CLOVER speaking Jllk and I intend to tell the world that IL^^< TPn^TM there's nothing li] >VEK Pk~ 1 < I,OVKK i>'KA\ T D,it's 1 Qf^^^f IbVSIXI JJm 3 APR 9 ~m^^^H BP^^s^ >s ""^r
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Thursday, May 26, 1938 CYCLE REGISTRATION
    276 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Thursday, May 26, 1938 CYCLE REGISTRATION ACCOKDINTi to the annual port of the Singapore Vehicles Istration Department which published yesterday, Uu fitting ol registration number plates to bicycles has not proved that was originalh anticipated This is due to owners ol bicycles having appa rently made it
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    PERSONAL VIEWPOINI
    566 10  - PERSONAL VIEWPOINT Autolycus A TOPICAL CAUSERIE Tl. I an .ho while she wa hei and the fulfilled toably at tace 1919 rilously w trophe ti. v.hich came to a head at the weekend. Bftngly d that th< that Germany had never any in 1 pursuing the n the limit of
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    60 10 Seven!) nun were killed and 4<J injured and u number of others entombed after tvso explasions it th«* rvi.irkh.iin Colliery, near Chesterfield, Derby. After the second explosion lectiea ot iht seam was sealed up to stop fM leepint through to ike entombed men. Photo thewi a rescue squad rossinr vht*
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    PERSONALITIES
    33 10 Mr. T. F. H. Kemp. C PC) N bilan, and Mrs. K land ikman, M sumed dutie rd. H.E tie Governor. Si xhibit J. K. Foh P special training in Aerodromi turn
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    228 11 AERIAL BOMBING What Sino-Japanese Conflict Has Taught SERIAL bombing is the most over-rated offensive weapon in <lei n warfare. At last, that is the deduction generally drawn trom what has been happening in the war between China and Japan in South China. Every foreign military observer came to the same
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    TRENCHES IN PARKS AS AIR RAID REFUGE
    358 11 TRENCHES IN PARKS AS AIR RAID REFUGE THI Kritisli Government is plani to provide trcnchei In London's quiet parks and squares as refuges irom iir raids. Trenches will be constructed immediately ■pen the outbreak of war. and householders will be asked to dig their own shelters adjoin jr- their homes
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    QUINS DOCTOR'S DEFIANCE
    176 11 QUINS DOCTOR 'S DEFIANCE Callander. Ontario. nK DAFOE, the Quins' doctor, has <l an open challenge to their father. Mr. Oliva Dionne, to go jhrad uith the judicial investigation hp has asked for into the guardian's nun&cement of the Quins' financial affairs. hallenge goes to anybody who clea that I
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    BIGGEST U.S. AIR BASE
    173 11 Tilt: Invest Air lont depot I in the Inited Statrs. to ■erve all military plains ope- ratini along the Pacific coast »s being rushed to completion near Sa» raniento at a > cost of 57.n00.000 (£1.400.000). It is due to be in full ope- ration liv
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    Doctor To Pay £616 For Error
    226 11 Doctor To Pay £616 For Error QAMAGEB of CCM with costs urre u itu.uilid al .Manchester Asv,/,s recentl) against Dr. Rowland ivn-\ Osfcorae, of PllUngton-road, Soath poii. 111 an Action brought against him for alleged negligence m aa opt ration. consideration <u an api anted. claim Lh Mahon, oi Hancock
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      54 11 \XE\\ BRANCH T S AT I I 3. FOE'J IC o Al> > (Tolephonc 121) MAISON PKIB^I J LADIEB UAIAORESBBSB I V Stamford Road SINGAFOIUL 1 (Telephone 4610) IMM A DANCE I at the I Capitol Restaurant Music by iUBT BLACfI 1 ')n lustra I 10-\f(;HT j, FRIDAYS I I'M.
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    THE QUEEN AT TOWER HILL
    172 12 i.l r mil improvements scheme and Onjhe U. t MmWerian of her Coronation, the Queen paid a private visit to ndon when she toured the Tower mil mi,, waShed children at plaj the recreation ground. Photo ihowi the Queen itchins the children on the swints
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      55 13 YOU WILL FIND il l i UKOI 81 81 il CTIONB is diamo: d urcos bra( iu rs BROO4 in 8 etc Rene I il >B%\\ WHERE I IK\l>|||ON\l I I"' !'•< I i- to i oni. and lee .i( RENE ULLMANN 1 1 W I II i; m. i
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    THIS BUSINESS OF SHOPPING
    1066 14 .ESTIOK. I. Capitol £ZdfS'JSS 1 W CHANTED with the dresses o every W^J™*^g l of plain heavy white lv --mart u s and coatee. The dress ww mao* TLY RIOH TLY bodice urnod corsage coming hi«h up m tioni. inc muhuuh. SdSw. ft -s caughtgracefuUy *aW
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      69 14 GOWNS NEW Morning and Day Frocks Just received at Capitol Building, Phone SINGAPORE. 3838. MILLINER ROMA WYLKS designs and makes HATS at RODNEY HOUSE Battery Road. FLOWERS "MADGE" Flower Shop Zs, Stamford Koad. rd. mi w \M bDING BHI U k Chun d«< oration a BPM i.ilitv U( h.i LORAI
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      63 14 I "THE SMART SHOP." 17 Stamford Road. JUST UNPACKED— Smart Hostess Coats with Zippers; embroidered Hop-Sacking Dresses; Also Nut-Sack Dresses with Felt Flowers on Belts. I /-§V ELIZABETH ARDEN'S g£Zf SALON TREATMENTS. j A^ jjj BOI^USE. v_J| REJUVENATING S y W/iv/ Cream Masque I STIMULATING I Anti'Brom Spot Ointment PENETRATING
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      101 14 JEWELLER HAMLEYS for CIRO PEARLS s b( mounce the opening of i I BARGAIN I' WINDOW!! i lin this window W Ciro Jewel r 1 WATCH THIS WINDOW! HAMLEYS 10 Battery Road. BEAUTY Cyclax ASTRINGENT POWDER 5 50. To assist in the correction an open-pored condition and at the same
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      118 15 GOWNS Something to crow about M A II I A 2nd. Floor Rodney House. Where the smartest clothes can be bought for all occasions at the most reasonable price. HAIR DRESSER for ty^tiffi Lacademip \Z*/ Coiffeurs and de •enta France. Hair ran interpret ill ur personality, crea- ■■■>-■■ tyle lor
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      124 15 DRY CLEANER PARIS CO. DRY CLEANERS DE LUXE Dainty fabrics are handled with the utmost care. Bring your favourite frocks to US we will return to you like new. Phone 6045! or Call at 28, Coleman street SINGAPORE. GOWNS AND ACCESSORIES <n it mil: 1M STAMFORD ROAD. Phone A Wia
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      434 16 I H j r I BY P&Oand BRITISH INDIA LINES (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) Outwards. Due rmnic "si»orr rwman iq mre •XNCHI 17.000 Jui, CORFU 15.000 July 29 SOMALI 00 June 3 BHUTAN 6,100 July 30 SSiRA 16.000 June 17 •BEHAR 6.000 Aug. 8 KANPUKA "00 July 1 CHITRAL 15.000 Au^.
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      411 16 lr_ TO FRENCH PORTS t CHARCEURS REUNIS J j HOMKWARDS. V LA Ftoi Marseilles, Nantes, S Bordeaux msH 2 s-i.. is ITO SAIGON INDOCHINA TAP TOCRANE For Saigon. Tourane and Haipho:. DALNY JUIU i S. A. M. I. (from Saigon) GO. MERLIN For Saigon. j GO PASQUIER Jl The Successors
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    METHOD CRITICISED
    368 17 How Admiralty Places Contracts SMS of the methods employed placing Admiralty contracts is m the report of Sir G. Ch tt, Comptroller and Auditor-Gene-m his report on the Navv Approttl Account for 1936. which has n released. ling with the conversion of the White Star liner Majestic, now
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    SHIPS IN DOCK
    103 17 SHIPS ULONGSIDI Mil \wi\l{\i b on acre reD ro irrive ntriix I J s <.',(jo«n Gate Gate HmfMC Maru I j mer i"s Soudan K, o Ipoh 11 airfield Itj Silvern alnut Twecdbank M l Kl is i s Kasima Mara :> j ipcnor 1 Keponf |2
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    TECHNICAL ADVANTAGES OF OIL
    453 17 TECHNICAL ADVANTAGES OF OIL Professor Hawkc's Point Of View Durham LJnivei in your Issue ol 13th lealt with the principal have been made In thi ichinery ol II m pi i id, natural! Lent ion to the technic lerived from the adoption ol oil fuel for steam purpo I certainly
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    35 17 John Breman, irhote poultry notes appear n the Sunday Tribune will deliver a lecture on How to keen Poultry as a profitable business," at Presbyterian churr-h nail, under t\ ,ices of the Combined Chuii-M' Societie
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      290 17 B 'K\s vii 1 1. v li i: i Incorporated in Australia) MAT SAILINGS T Due SaiN. ■rv Ma June 3 I AIK June 29 July 3 I round trip tickets from Singapore to Australia issued at" the ra may transfer at Singapore. Brisbane. Sydney or I kpm. vessel I
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      189 17 A. Y. li. LINE GENERAL PASSENGERS AGENTS CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD. i Incorporated In Japan i TO LONDON via lYiian«. Colombo, Aden. Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar. .s..s KASIMA MAKU May 2G m.s YASUKUNI MAHU Jun< HAKONE MAKU June 23 Rates to Ist Cla 2ml < Naplrs I (634 |381 Marseilles
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      136 17 [postal intelligence; TO-DAY V FOR PER DATE AND TIME and Great Britain x Benerally r 26 2 pm mer 26 2 Pm. K I 2. p.m. :1X KLJff' P-tt nd Great ritain x KLm' 26 2 Pm. i> 1 26 2 p.m. 3 p.m 1 p.m em Kai and Palestine
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    OPINION DIVIDED ON QUESTION OF STATE-SPONSORED SWEEPSTAKES
    393 18 OPINION DIVIDED ON QUESTION OF STATE-SPONSORED SWEEPSTAKES Debate In Canadian Parliament Toronto, Ontario. SOLUTION favouring the organisation of sweepstakes in aid of spitala lias been adopted by the Ontario Legislature. The resoti. which has been passed to the Canadian Parliament, requests n be made for such sweepstakes under the supervision
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    ATTEMPTED KIDNAP OF LORD NUFFIELD
    102 18 l-ondon, .May 2T> N attempt is alleged to have been ma/t» to kidnap Lord Nuffield. lie mu working late at his office at (owley Work>. Oxford, when a large saloon car halted in front of the office and two men entered and allegedly ordered I,ord
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    YANGTSE CONVOY RUMOURS
    99 18 London. Tnesd i IT is uiulerstt <hI that the QMltiOfl of trading conditions in thr ißftw has recently been on u p\ Ing the attention of the British authorities. Ad: I i »le, coalman in chic! <>' the China Squadron, has ju completed a. tour ol thi
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    HANGED HIMSELF
    93 18 HANGED HIMSELF Singap "i found the body ol an Chinby the neck by len ci rope which was attached bo a pipe verhead, In a latrine in Pagoda 81 said Mhd. bin Aliff, P.C hoo, while girdence In an Inquiry held mt > Ihe death ol an Unknown va lit
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    SCHEDULE FOR SELANGOR RACE MEETING
    102 18 Ist Day 2nd Day 3rd D;\y 4th Day Saturday Monday Thursday Baturd 4th Junj 6th June 9th June llth June Distance Distance Distance I) HORSES Di^ 1 6T" Wa Miles 2 6_f Div 1 5>/ 2 f 9f 6 t I'AM HORSES 9f si/25 i
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    AMERICAN SHARE MARKET QUOTATIONS
    422 19 I I 41! ,i> I Humble Oil I Corp Lircrafi tnc. /a 31 i b 13 b 17»'4 I i rn Pa Pacifl 2b Paramou 76b 76b Ivania R.R. 151 2 Phillips Petroleum 31V 2 l N J Oil 9>a 9 rp ol Ami 5 3
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    CABLE & WIRELESS MAKE GOOD PROGRESS
    87 19 CABLE WIRELESS MAKE GOOD PROGRESS REFIIRI \< ES to ;h m Hls nc3 Ibi COII to the J mpire tai Xme for telegraphic senricesw the annual m-iu-ral nu- tin, lb !e and Wire (Hcjdinf), Ltd, which was held in London mi i i His who I ipany .dinaiv in! I
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    More Telephone Channels
    110 19 More Telephone Channels THE last link l« be termed the northter with the rest of India will be covered in the ol the sei I y the 1 artmenwith th< establishment of telephonic communication between Gauhati and The 'Department intend to establish a lew exchan s in order to provide
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    Holy Innocents' School
    68 19 Singapore. Wednesday. The fifteenth annual athletic sports of the Holy Innocents English School will be held on Thursday, June 21 at the school u round commencv I 3.15 D m 'A. Deval p of Malacca. dly consented to distribute the prizes. The W)(> yards race open to
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    CHINA WAR AND WORLD TRADE
    91 19 Big Influence In The Decline London, Tu ||N th< Commons to-day Oliver Stanley, President Boa effect on itv pric rW trtie poop". rt goods and man: impressed by the new and by I I security and pi Standard of life and were this immense market
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    ROTARY CLUB
    63 19 Office-Bearers For The Current Year Singapore. AT the Bin rv Club held this afternoon lowing office-bearers w< .it. Mr T. H. Stone; Vice-Presidents: Mr. D. Franks Mr. RE Holltum; Hon. Treasurer: Mr. C. C. Dunman Hon. Secretary Mr. E. V. Dn\ Directors: Dr. K. Ando. Dr. Schartl Mr.
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    COMMENTARY ON THE OAKS
    107 19 Two days after the Derby—on JU Daventry listeners will hear a nil commentary on the Oata The race is run over the same course as I but while both colts and fllll( gible for the Derby, the Oak to fillies only. First of the grea sics
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    32 19 Mr. Aw Boon Par. the local phU* thropist, has been appointed to be officer In the VenerabLe Order of John of Jerusalem, for his valuah' to the Hongkong Ambulam< sociation and Brigade.
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    68 20 FRASER COMPANY. List Of Current Dividends tnpany Dividend Books Date Kx Div Close Payable TFN P rit. less tax Apr. 26 June 1 May 9 :>,<! v 31 v 'J3 b M Int. June 13 June 20 Juno 14 RUBBER Paiam ii rune 20 June 27 Jun< Sungei Tui Inal
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      150 20 Kocf* in 7?l^Ll 117 IJI liim World i Liw buy pil t pen t p e cheaim sA^^ L J/^ J'' 01 everlasting performance chooso ■J a m "PILOT" pen the best in the wof-a i> mm W market to-day. It's worth paying double ftl mm* tor such marvellous instrument
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      237 20 1 ON THE RADIO 1 Transmission 2:— hOs p.m. 8.18 pm. CiS.l 13.93 nr metres (21 M mum; c.s<» SO 11 35 P rransmission 9I i p.m -8.20 p.m s 'i !.s<. 1686 metrea (17.78 mes and rransmission 5: 6.40 a m s-o am 10 metres (15J1 m< <,Si) 15.63
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      390 20 U. S. A. HONGKONG *u« nrinriD.il 31.49 metres (9.52 mr The fonowing ■"•«£!KSSS2S 5.20 p m Studio Childr. Tin- numlM rs :ind h Hymns ol A air An l: l 13:>; rw •on wxxft> ther R(. id Announci i 1 3 ,mo, )riW Winter (Soprano) TO-MORKOW n Lovell Thon i
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    TRAINING LIST FOR SELANGOR RACES
    1157 21 TM I complete IM ol hoists and ponief <» training lor th»> pianfor gammer ran- meeting to he ld in Kuala Lumpur on June .mil 11. together with trainnumbers, owners and trainers etc., N s tin** K. N. HOBBS Mr and Mrs. A. A. Hengtnee
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    "WOMEN OF CLAMOUR"
    153 21 "WOMEN OF GLAMOUR" .1/ The Cinemas Interesting Film At The Pavilion WOMAN ol Glamour, ilumbla production, tills the bill at the 'aviiion Theatre for th< action and excellent on iarl ol Virginia Bruce and Me] Kmglas chai production .viuch tills an exc( edin li U resting In an Interesting v
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    S'PORE RUBBER AUCTION
    101 21 Prices Realised \i Sales Yesterday A Rubb Offered 1,186,736 Ib Sold 906,387 Ib London New York 11 3; 16 i'K!( I S U \IIM l> Ribbed Smoked Shed < nu Pei Standard Quality Quality 17' on Quality Sheet Cuttil I.) 1 i tO 16 1 Crepe Standard
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    27 21 Involved In a light railway accident at the Reclan ation Work day morning an bidian receivi tusiona and abrasions over the right fool and complained re pain
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      124 21 f:\ /iTi r Lj Ri n rui H^Ste JkSmM BhS that's what everybody says on L^BBBB w tasting Crosse Black well s m W*l\ nourishing and tasty soups. '"J JbJb It is the i>bvious verdict. "*z^-*fes|^ C. &.H. Soups contain only the very finest ingredients, ps^ssiSiSiSss^^ splendid meat and fresh
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    GARRISON LEAGUE
    32 22 itch played the Royal Army Medical '"i; the Minesweepers by 2 i or the R. A. If C. weir Tombs and ciiancy i>;\ reduced the deficit from B penalty kick
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    SINGAPORE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
    334 22 GOOD DOUBLES WIN FOR KAMIS YADI run mi: Ue. in lhe SX.M te nmj r championships were P»*y~ "J™ M the yJI.< v and B.CC. co«rts U rday. and i ties Open I. adits Doubles D Hipkin and hdrs R Delap ..i) and I H <• Hopki]
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    11 22 MRS. I \V. ONG. in play in yes terdav's tennis. (Tribune)
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNS
    147 22 y m.ca tennis ties:— ro-DW Mi n's Singles: T. Kobayashi Ooh. Men's Singles Scad Final: v A Chua vs. K. T Ooi. K) MORROW Men's Singlet Semi Final: T L, Tan vs. Lau ivk Tiin. s result:— Open Men's Doubles: Tan Hack Toe Wet- Eng I at K.
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    43 22 Tin SI Urban Co-operative Union will hold their annual sports j meeting on July 2 at the Victoria School ground, the date being the international en operators day throughout thr world. Kut ri«s should be made through the the mi'mbci :<>re June 14
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    LOCAL CRICKET
    314 22 Y JUNIORS Bl VI THE VICTORIA SCHOOL THE Y M C A Juniors had little difficult} m accounting for the Victoria School crick en when these two i the school ground yester- v sixty runs. Lng in first the Juniors alter a m got the measures of the
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    CHINESE RESERVES JUST WIN
    248 22 PUBLISHERS BEATF.N IN DIV. 2 Chinese II 1; Pvblishej o AN even soccer match in tl Div. of the S.A.F.A. Lei d Stadium yester ed In the Chinese II bean. Ushers by 1-0. The flrsl .scoreless but tlie Chim Lian Sin a few minutes aft sumption
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    MALAYA CUP
    94 22 S.A.F.A. Trial At Stadium On Saturday A Cup trial match will be ed at Ai id Btadium turday and the following play. viled to attend at 5 p.m. pr< I play if required: Abdul Rahman (M Rahman (PolJ PublU O. Day (Y M Dol (Publishers), James Goh er
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    STADIUM SOCCER
    52 22 Referees vs. Veterans A Anson Road Th< n which the Veterans at the Ansoi dium to-morrow (Frid 1' Barrey (R.A.t Franklin <I Sandy (R.A I; s-( Speno <R.*F.); Holwell <R.N.>; Surgeoner (Skins'. Pte. Westheard <Lo- Bdr Johns 1R.A.1, and Spt Shenton (R.A.0.C.). R- C.Q.M.S boroueh (Skins) and Lt
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    CRICKET CLUB & POLICE SHARE DIV. 1 POINTS
    395 23 CRICKET CLUB POLICE SHARE DIV. 1 POINTS S.C.C. Make Late Rally In Padang Soccer j Police .2. ivi I recovers i>y the s.< A enabled them to draw I— 'l with police when they met in the HivisM»n of the S.A.I'.A. Lea-u« ()l) the 5.C.C. padani jrcsterdaj itt»rno(in. Had the
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    F. M. S. v. COLONY TENNIS
    94 23 F. M. S. v. COLONY TENNIS MS— Colony tennis match will Played in Ipoh durtng the Whitholidays, June 4. 5 and 6 MS. teams are given below the Guillemard Cup and I Cup tourneys In order of Gl OXEMARD (I P Singles Chin Kee Onn. Yoh Lim Thiam Tet. Bone.
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    17 23 w INCIDENT in yesterday's First Division match in which the Police and the Cricket Ctab drew. (Tribune).
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    SKINS' ATHLETIC MEETING
    167 23 FURTHER results oi the Skin Battalion Athletic meet, continm terday, as Follows: Throwing Hh- Hammer: l. Moore <S. Coy 100 n I 1 in.- lor >UQ Wing) 94 it. 6 Ins; 3, Cole <H g Wing' ream Winners: 1 H Wm l\ A 3. S. Coi 1
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    RECS TROUNCE Y'S IN FRIENDLY SOCCER
    102 23 Singapore Wednesday Lrm I required by th< SRC tO th< VMi'A. at r d i. whei two trams met on the S.R.C ind in a friendly. The s.R I hout, but II Ills. A partiality tor dribblil which mo\ I th re, bul mnced
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    CHEAPER RACING IN PENANG
    130 23 Subscriptions Lowered ni Our Own Rt Till'.' hall tin u lth Mr C D I > !!■> m denl i In thi in the course of hi chairmai thai In hew race < ommltmenl i still to be met amouni in hand amouni flcii An the:
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    7 GOALS IN DIV. 3 SOCCER
    208 23 Mental n hi;. eOMEWHAT one Ided i ;■:<■ Third Division clash between the Mental Hospital and the Singapore Harbour i ';"d played al tl e 11 h r roU nd terday. Throughout, the game could be Mid to belong to the Hospital whose foi
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    DERBY ACCEPTORS & JOCKEYS
    24 24 DERBY ACCEPTORS JOCKEYS London. Wednesda Di RBI (lum i •»< ecptfi «'>'• i: I Bartlam) h (Low: Mini ii i Ith) Union W 7 on) Reuter
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    EMPIRE SOCCER TOURNAMENT
    23 24 EMPIRE SOCCER TOURNAMENT Tin. md June I: H< :d and B; ford v Celtic or Sunderland. and r Evert June 6: Fi; Reuter
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    FIRST AID
    55 24 Weekly Lectures At The Hospital Singapore. Wed St. John ambulanc n anleci urea on first aid arc to be the General Hospital i m Tuesday, May 31. ttend should n( General Hospital on day. where their names I iniinations in the classes at will be held on Wednesday.
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    FUNERAL OF MR. J. D. CRAWFORD
    125 24 I Sir. tia >' THE tonera] o! Mr J. D. Crawford. who wai found dead In his car in Buona terday, took place The Rev. Stephen Band officiated at the Lde, and among those present Ir P. U Ritchie, of Ritchie and Mr. S.
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    SINGAPORE'S HEALTH
    62 24 THE number of deaths for the week ending May 21 shows a small deas compared with the same period last year and the preceding week. As usual, pneumonia accounted for the largest number of deaths The infantile death rate was 178.8 oille per annum compared with 196.2 m
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    HOSPITALS BOMBED
    38 24 Hankow, Thursday Twentyfour Japanese planes raided Chunatian, on the Piim-Han railway in Hunan province, to-day. Over 500 civilian were killed and wounded, and ands of houses ruined. Even hoscted, presenting tragic Sin Chew .1 it Poh.
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    69 24 Hankow Thursday -A Japanese militnan in Shanghai has aded that flghting hi i in progress near Mini nth of Shanghai, during the p Gunfire is audible L S!i..nuhai. London Wednesday: The crulsei Kent luts completed refit on the same on the Cumberland and is proceeding to China in July. Reuter.
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    More Palestine Outrages
    49 24 More Palestine Ou t rages ta. Wee; Ted in Jeruind 18 wounded in eight shootbombing and stoning Incid i In Haifa this morning Lrabs were shot cithers wounded on the out the town Two Arab supernumi ables killed in an encounter with an ci band on the Hebron-Beersheba Reuter
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    CHINESE THREATEN TO RE-TAKE AMOY
    98 24 nkow, Thursday. A NUMBER of Japanese planes from warships, sided by artillery, bombed and shelled the mainland from Amoy order to prevent Chinese rom croa I for purposes count* to regain Amoy. Is are unavailable. Another number of Jar '-varheavily shelled Owtoa. just Amoy, and
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    DESERTIONS FROM WARSHIP
    97 24 London. Wednesday. THE recent desertion from the warship Dorchester was raised in the Commons to-day. Mr. Duff Cooper stating that the Dorchester was nearly two months in Australian waters. Nineteen ratings deserted in this period, ten of which were during the visit to Sydney for the centenary
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    Rocklights Beat A.C.S.
    219 24 THE Newton Rocklights "A" team beat the A.C.S. "A" XI at cricket on the Barker Road ground on Sunday. Scores. C.S. W Seah Chenp Sian^ lbw b. Ortega 14 Wee Teck Meng played on bS. Ortega 2 C. Wong retired 47 Kwa Soon Chuan run out 14
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    BRITISH AMATEUR GOLF
    37 24 BRITISH AMATEUR GOLF TDAI nshlp 1 Robb (< (l der .:> Walker (ol Cambrid aith (U player' 2 up. B Itl h Walker Cup nnlnk 3 and 2. H. W. Hattersley (of Austn don Peters (British V, plai Reuter
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    SALVATION ARMY
    47 24 Third Anniversary Meeting The third anniversary of the tion Army in Singapore will be i ted at the Headquarters in on Tuesday next at 7.30 p.m. A programme of 21 items 1 drawn up for the occasion and Siang Song has kindly conser. fchi g.
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    YANGTSE SHIPPING
    89 24 The possibility of British ceeding up the Yangt ...king. if necessary under naval luestion by Mr. Choi Mr. Butler. In reply, said that Sir Noble's recommend on the tion as r< sards tradinj were now beir. ered deciding what furthei houid be taken. Mr. Percj Ha ked wh
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    Wages And Hours Bill
    40 24 Washington, Wedi THE wages and hours bill Hour.e of Representatives by G7 votes The bill is aboriginally rxrept for few minor amendn with perishable goods' industries the salaries. The Film Stars Bill In the Senate- Reuter
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      37 24 j k' REFRESHING ■HBkii Bl\\ i\\ \b V^^^ l 1 +^^F* *^^P* 9^^^^^^^^ »<^^^* -irf T A. GILES. s CIVIL, NAVAL AND MILITARY TAILOR AND OUTFITTER S G, 1 he Arcade, Singapore. S 'I'HCINF 7f)!H THE TAILOR. I
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