Morning Tribune, 30 May 1938

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE lL 3— No, 102 SINGAPORE, MONDAY. May 30, I I-IVK CENTS
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    U. S. ISSUES WARNING TO EUROPE
    85 1 WILL UPHOLD ANTI-WAR PLEDGES Says Mr. Hull Washington, Sunday. iVIH Cordell Hull has lamed mcnt reminding Buropean nations that the Briand-Kellogk Pact is no less binding to-day than when it was signed ten years ago With an eye on tin- German-Czecho-slovakian situation, Mr. Cordell
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    Germans Clash In Czech Elections
    154 1 75 PERSONS DETAINED PRAGUE. SUNDAY rj. s ARE BEING HELD IN 2.700 DISTRICTS IN COLD AND WET L WEATHER. HITHERTO THERE HAVE BEEN NO INCIDENTS BETWFEN GERMANS AND CZECHS, BUT A MEMBER OF THE HENLEIN PARTY WAS v injured and three German -Socialists slightly hurt
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    SPY SENSATION: WARRANTS ISSUED
    62 1 New York. Sunday. Mr. l.amar Hardy, prosecutor iu \he spy inquiry, revealed that warrants have been issued for the arrest of Griebl. and Gudenberg who escaped as a stowaway aboarrl the liner Hamburg yesterda\ Both are charged with violating the World War Fspionage Statute under which
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    CHINESE SURROUND JAPANESE
    96 1 Hankow. Monday. Till hinCM are surrounding the panes* to the northwest of B| and are continuing their us .issaiilts on the Japanese positions. Chinese aircraft heavily bombed I owanchai. one of the three Tillages in which the Japanese, who ited from Lanfeng are concend, holding out in
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    EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS
    83 1 EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS Budapest Sunday, tending the Euchariswore present at a luncheon by the Minister of Education in I Cardinal Pacelli. The quest* ludx-d the Papal Nuncio of HunHungarian Bishops and other Catholics. h midnight mass and general ted till dawn, pilgrims their allotted churches before ;>ray for the mission. Dur
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    U. S. & Naval Limitations
    46 1 U. S. Naval Limitations Washington Sunday. The United States notified Bl thai is willing to abandon th<> Idea of 18" suns but wants the in 45.000 tons set tor the proposed new super-battleships, and added thai 'United States would be satisfied urith J6" tnins Reuter Wireless
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    India Reforms: Important Statement
    467 1 Londoi THE Secretary of State for India. Lord Zetland, was the principal KUC the annual Bombay dinner held in London last night Lord Zetland took the opportunity to make an important statement on the working of reforms, and the position recarding the setting up of an
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    BRITISH STEAMER SUNK OF SPAIN
    50 1 Madrid, Bun<u It Ifl reported that 12 were k 30 wounded in an air raid on The British steamer "G End," which was disabled in a previou raid, sank off Valencia to-day when a bomb hit her stern in the course of another raid.— Reuter
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    Italo-German Economics
    16 1 Italo- German Economics riin, sa: An Gem us mat will take mon and raw mat- Reuter
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    Canton Again Bombed
    291 1 Canton Again Bombed 2SO More Dead t450 Injured canton, SUNDAY ABOUT 40 TO 45 JAPANESE PLAMEB n APPEARED OVER THE cm this MOKNIN KNTKAI. PARK, THE MUNICIPAL AND GOVERNMENT OFFICES, AND CHINESE BATTERIES ON HONAM ISLAND AND ALSO NOIJTHWARD OF WONCISIM \TION Ttl( uii came <>v»t ;ii 230 and Again
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    LABOUR UNREST IN JAMAICA
    61 1 nente, the am n- j U\a«i» i trike movement which led to mi Jamaica has been pelt ■Aith his assistant, Grant undertaking not to muso .> breach ol the pea< i-.it. r Bustan* nte add •k dock-workei v fidently anticipated a strike will be clared over
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    17 1 fcers returned to v Bfter ;i the new r.it»-.s ol Ined ou by Ihr' Laboui „,,,,,1, Reuter
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      36 1 »S OTHER PAGES Pagr Malays Form Tin '<». I Municipal Cashier gaoled Threatened Brothei Malaya I llm k \.K.P. Lecture Neffri -i Kifle Shooting St lanßor Club 2i |,»cal Hadminlon Other war news on page 3 1
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      40 1 V WANT MILK THAT KKI NFECTLY T WITHOUT REFRIGERATION IN ANY CLJM/1 E THEN OET KLIM POWDERED WHOLE M. 'JC. J \^B L^^i 111 i c J| I^A 7'l i i n»i \iN\iu r !;vt:iawuKKK DISTRIBUTORS. j I.KTZ BROS. A
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    PERAK MALAYS FLOAT TIN COMPANY
    127 2 PERAK MALAYS FLOAT TIN COMPANY SULTAN INTERESTED IN $500,000 CONCERN A MALAYAN TIN COMPAN lITED DV SHARES WITH A CAPITAL OF $500,000 HAS BEEN FLOATED I" \K AS ISKANDAR TIN LIMITED THE ACTIV] >I THE tNCERN ARE NOT LIMIT] PIN INDUSTRY HUT :i RY WIDE VARII In addition to mining
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    MORE GOVT. AID FOR MINERS URGED
    473 2 Chairman's Speech At F. M. S. Mines Chamber Meeting 'From Our Own Repot U,,. ,v l|>«>h. Saturday. m.im. Government to y.ve more "active usistance" to miners n Malaya \i., ?a r ><)Vd Sl>e aklll at lh(l w^wU neeiinf «t thu I mB. Chamber ..i
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    SEQUEL TO TRIPLE TRAGEDY
    117 2 SEQUEL TO TRIPLE TRAGEDY Singapore, saturcu MR Chvtee Lai. an agei local insurance firm, was this morning charged I Mr 8 the Four'! V. with causing the deaths Sin. Bng Chek N i 4ee and a Tamil i Govindan, by driving t m< in a jent manner along Ser. Road
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    ACQUITTED OF RASH DRIVING
    59 2 Wupon the tit tence the District Ju al District Court, acquitted Mou. ut the China Optical Co., Upper Cross Street, of e of allegedly having caused the death of a youth, Hassan bin Sulong, by nedriving at Bast Coosi Rood on the evening of Dec B
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    MURDER ON HIGH SEAS: APPEAL
    166 2 MURDER ON HIGH SEAS: APPEAL Bfmpore, Saturday Till-: submission that th«> din fiven by the trial judge to jury in his summing up question of the insanity of the pellant, was tantamount to hi big tal ij from the probabk finding on it. submission made i>> Mr. R. M when
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    Jumped Into Sea To Evade Arrest
    170 2 Singapore. Baturd A SEIZURE of 2,985 tahils of noi Government chandu. valued $80. which was made by R< in the Si raits of Johon the Naval Base, in the early houi the morning of May 19. had a seqw the Criminal District Court befo.
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    MUNICIPAL CASHIER GAOLED
    84 2 MUNICIPAL CASHIER GAOLED Singapore, Satuni THAN Peng Chew, a cashier In thr Treasurer's Department of thr Singapore Municipality, wa morning sentenced to three moniiirigorous imprisonment by Mr. H Forrer. District Judge. Criminal District Court, on a charge <>t minal breach of trust in respect <» SB">'».9B. It. In court that
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    OVER 1,000 POOR CHILDRNE AT PLAY
    47 3 I H 1.000 poor children of Singapore assembled for a sports meeting n Saturday at Jalan Besar Stadium, under the aospfeea <>i the SinraKotary Club. Here we see cash prizes beinu distributed bv Brigadier Lord, one of the *eashi< rs liibune
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    CHANDU EATEN, NOT SMOKED!
    91 3 CHANDU EA TEN, NOT SMOKED! From Our Own Correspondent* Muar, Sunday. INDIANS eat chandu: they do not smoke chandu.' mi the Sikh interpreter to the first magistrate, Inche Mahmood bin Mohamad Shah this morning when Tamby bin Mi mad. an Indian Mohameden, pleaded guilty to a charge of being in
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    SIAM NEWS
    51 3 From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok. Sunday. British Minister, following an ex>ur of the tin mining districts Western Siam and Islana of Puket, fd over to the peninsula by the of the much talked ol Kra Canal nd spent the week-end at Hua H arrived back at the capital
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    Law Notice For To-Day
    34 3 re the Chief Justice in the Ist at ll ftjn Probate *****— R» Syed Abdillah bin Mohamed bin •UkafT. i Therear 1 Kin :ioon hing and oi a.m. ..-Chun.: Inatinmonsc
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    Japanese Troops Facing Annihilation
    381 3  - Japanese Troops Facing Annihilation Sin Chew Jit Poh Peiping, Sunday. T l^ admil the reverse at 1 Lanfeng, stating they withdrew yesterday to the north where thev are now fighting with their backs to the Yellow Kiver. Troops involved are Doihara's Division who are ciesperaiely striving to avoid annihilation, in
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    Threat To Kill Own Brother
    175 3 Threat To Kill Own Brother ACCUSED SAYS HE WAS DRUNK! Kuala Lumpur, j^DMITTINi he wrotealettei to his brother whid following words telling yen plainly thai I ;,ou. Either you kill yoursell or I will kill you within Chua You- Kwee, a tnidd I Chin( this m :n the sun: in
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      27 3 PIANOFOR'I E-PLAYING THEORY OF MUSIC. >OL CHILDREN:— SpeciaI T< SCHOOL TEACHERS: Reduced Rates. eciaJ Music Appreciation Classes. Enquir- M Paulusz. Experiind Qualified Music Teuch'-r. 25, Barker Road.
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      52 3 MUAK NAN FANG HOTM IGENTS. Kxpress Service 1 tin.«s it.ulv. 1 HAI CHEW HOTEL, 35, Singapon 3015 2 N\N Y\\(; HOTEL. 4 rani MUAT Tel. 150 3. NAN rJIAN(> HOTEL. Bunpa 1. Sine;. I K at 7.00 00 pin 4 i. 2. Muai H (|(l 3. Muai Bin I 4
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      101 4 London Jo-day C h 27 26 9 Mir 70 I 69 7 U Chemical Industries 29 10'j 1|7% Imperial Tobacco 133 9 132 6 Anglo-Dutch 23 9 Pacific 5- 8 5% London 1:1% 3Hubber Pian Investment Trust 24 23 9 12 9 12 6 Ayer Hitam 2110%
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      97 4 RIIBBF.K Sl lol,e RUM bpoT Sellers Ruv- lf) •rward (J- Buy«J2 2nd Forward (July'Sept, Buyers W. ||M ,rd Forward (6, Buv J!}J •> London, saturaa} ALM OIL (Malaya) Previous clay Chi In bulk May June shpt. i.14-10-0 Sellers Unchanged *>PRA (Straits, F.M.S.) Mav Shipment 111-0-0 paid and sellers
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      64 4 I London. Saturn i Previous To-day Change .T.T. on Paris (closing middle rate) 65 178.62 03 ;T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rat# 8.96-7 16 8.96-7 16 T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) 11 Unchai. 'T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) 1 3 Unchai; .T.T. on Japan (closing selling
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      24 4 ,<l ll|, R irdav Tooe To-d hang Spot Buyers Sellers JulylSept. Buvers ..ed Sellers >ed TIN Tone ?J idy Spot 3t,
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      BULLION MARKET
      23 4 .dun, Saline GOLD Pn To-dav Ch. Pine Bar per oz. £7-0-9 SILVER Spot pj j 16 I 4 months' forward. l,:
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      METAL MARKET
      20 4 WT v London, SatuiTIN Standard Previous To-day Change Spot (afternoon vclosing price) £158 Closed Forward £158! 2 Closed
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    TINPLATE & STEEL INDUSTRIES
    157 4 TINPLATE STEEL INDUSTRIES (Results Of Talks In Rome London, May 28. THE International Steel Cartel di> cussions concluded last niuh in Rome are said to have m contacted in the most cordial spirit Circles in dose touch with the British delegation regard the tinplate meeting M most important. A compromise
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    GREGG WRITERS HOLD DINNER
    201 4 CPEAKING at the commemoration golden jubilee dinner given by the Gregg Shorthand Writers Association at the Hotel on Saturday Mr. A. A. K. tee. J.P, Patron of the Associaexploded the popular belief that Dr. Oregg and his system is American. Dr. Gregg, an Irishman, published the
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      52 4 OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION" LIMITED FEAI o! BURGLARS by keeping j VALUABLES (Jewellerj or iniport int documents) in SAFE IiOXES in our VAULTS at CHINA BUILDING CHULIA STREET SINGAPORE. You hold YOUR OWN KEYS, and only you can have these safe bo\ that SAFETY •nrl PRIVACY, ABBUR] For further particular Telf
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      22 4 I SOUTH iiimi.sif INSI -RANC'F COMPANY, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION, MOTOR CAR INSURANCi \T REASONABLE RATES Trl 59?<! 2 Flnlaysor. f
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      4 4 SIHE DARBY Co.,Ltd: SVXrSkSK."?
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    STOCKS & SHARES Issued By Fraser & Company
    818 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Company Singapore. May 28. 1 p.m. Con. T. S. 0 20 3 213 &st. Trust Af. ..4 75 fn Eastern United 32.50 33.50 F. and N. Ord. 13 90 14. do7%%Pr, 9.15 Gammon M M0 M5 Gt.E. Lile 1. pd £t. t L. pt. pd.
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    216 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore, Saturday MINING Buyers Sellers Ami 3-10%» 44' Batu Selangoi 1.37 142 Hong Fatt 1.02 1.07 Hongkong Tin 20 9 21 9 Jelebu 067 0.72 Kamunting Tin 9 6 10 3 Katu Tin 24 25|Killinghall 18 6 19,6 Kramat 10 6 116 Kuchai 127 1.32 Larut 10-
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    231 5 PENANG MUNICIPAL b<\ 1926 red. 1956-66 $4,000,000 Int. May i Nov. 1 120 121 4 3 4~r 1929 red 1959-69 $8,250,000 Int. May 15 Nov. 15 UK 1 119% el 1935 red. 1956-1966 $625,000 Int. June 1 Dec. 1 101 ci 3^ 1937 red. 1955-65 $3,000,000 Int.
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      224 5 S. E LEVY CO. Shang-haa, Hongkong, Mnni'A, Sinira^.r*. AMWl«i«nf Bankers and Broke i fn Securities nr>t Com">>rUtie*. Jjallf foreign Market Cab.e anu Quotation Service. Members: NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, IN< OF NY. NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR KXCHAKU& CHICAGO BOARD OF TRAD] CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE. SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE. HONGKONG
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    SOLDIERS ON HURT CHARGE
    115 6 Singapore, Saturn. THOMAS Donneii and Thorns Lyn 1 two privates from the Royal niskilling Fusiliers, were this morni; charged before Mr. F V. Duck the Second Magistrate, with volun causing 'iurt to a Chinese named Hong with a eruss knife in A Road at abonl nve
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    16 6 Thirty-nine tons of ivory were ed in a sale at the London Oomrm l Sale Roorr.
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      240 6 I GOOD NEWS! -THE \W IS BACK..BY POPULAR DBMANDi io-M4.ui a« .1.. tAPITOL ft^ffiy Sp,,i;.l OMvDW Ketiirn S, r,. nin K "^JH.» y^jW II O 11 1 I I \II O It gggfM^ J >|\. yrandi-sl n.nu-dy triumph I*<W*l^**^^ U I J .itftllONEL BARBYMORE(W ">«Lr A YANK AT UArUKU sgg^4
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      99 6 RO X Y BAR OPEN 5 PM mL MIDNIGHT. LAST NIGHT 6.15 9.15 m A MYSTERY WOMAN WHO MADE ONE MISTAKE AND JF^ PAID WITH HER SOUL! •MADAME X" with GLADYS GEORGE, WARREN WILLIAM, JOHN BEAL A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture TO-MORROW— THE GAYEST, SMARTEST, GRANDEST ENTERTAINMENT OF THE YEAR! \V 1
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    New High Standard Of Theatricals Reached
    456 7 MIGHT AT 8.30"- AN EXCELLENT SHOW Sinfcapore. Sundav [doubtful if the standard of amateur acting in Singapore. pen in the heydays of the amateur .ta«e of the pre-slump years. h;«s Uf-eii so hiffh as it is to-da\. new and worthy tradition (Co* .T.ittee and
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      203 7 ITS THE TALK OF TOWN! EVERY SHOW FACKED OUT SINCE OPENING. MARLBOROUGH TO-NIGHT 6.15 9.15 PJW. >\\ the THRILLER QUEEN of the INDIAN SCREEN RIDING LIKE MORM -FIGHTING LIKE A FURY \M> LOVING LIKE A WOMAN! in JIIW \l KOIII The Greatest and Most Entertaining TAMIL TALKIE urin^:— K. T.
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      196 7 ALHA^IIIIfiA PHONI ItM N [i YOU QUAI M) QUA f V tery Rider streaks w ■fcf IB n-^" V X.W. i -^f^s* J T.,1.. Itilf fto> »t tj^, Vl>*a v M«»M« I^M^W/ i k«w ilaill l«(>Ui laaNlintM. l.tM «> «m I u A M i «i I IVMIt l.w.»|.*, >
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    FILM DEVELOPMENT IN MALAYA
    802 8 WEEKL Y NEWSRbLL PLAN SOON EDUCATIONAL AND FEATURE PRODUCTIONS ALSO THE MALAYA TRIBUNE IS ABLE TO REVEAL EXCLUSIVE NEWS OF IMPORTANT FILM DEVELOPMENTS IN MALAYA, INCLUDING THE RUNNING OF A WEEKLY NEWSREEL DEALING WITH LOCAL TOPICS. |)ewl<.pnnnl- in the film industry in Ihi* country. uhi<h ha\e
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    NEW PREMISES FOR LOCAL FIRM
    169 8 THERE was a big gathering ol promi- nent business people. European and an home held yesterday ing to mark the opening of the new business premises ol Mr Rahmin Penhas in Cecil Street. Starting in a small way in Robinson Road 30 years ago. the
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    CHINESE SEAMEN CHARGED
    239 8 Singapore, Saturday ANOTHER batch of twenty- four Chinese seamen, formerly of the s.s. Nord, a Chinese-owned vrsel flying the Panama flag, wen produced this morning before Mr L. C. Goh, the Fifth Magistrate. The charge against them was I being foreign seamen, they landed Singapore on May
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      38 8 Competition i/if VV ran be used. Dors this mean a handicap? Definitely The experienced photograpli4 k r would have chosen, anyhow. the reliable. ISOCHROME-film I I*l F" 1 1 f" 1 1 f Ihe rilm ror the tropics;
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    Snapshots by Tribune Readers
    159 9 QN this page will be found pictures received for our \«fa Photographic competition for the current month. The competition carries prizes of Agfa cameras and films. Three cameras and 12 rolls of film are given i acfa month to the senders of the best photographs. All
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore Moaday, May 30, 1938. MALAYAN AGRICULTURE
    266 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore Moaday, May 30, 1938. MALAYAN AGRICULTURE ikKA^ ING its inspiration from the annual prize distribution ai th< School of Agriculture, the current Malayan Agricultural Journal devotes an editorial to the important subject of agricultural •ducat ion in Malaya. It points out ihM the centre of such education
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    MUSEUM OF OPERA
    538 10 Covent Gardens REHIND th« D HI th ,1 leisure durii i busy hem -4 vards hip «.i the to use and tlic [famous people who have been i with it Recently B pnviltunityol what Is being accomied ;fh<T only a nt Garden Ui relics of the past,
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    HITLER'S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED
    131 10 Urn Idolf Hitler's forty-ninth birthday was celebrated by 75,0#t,0M subjects of t h*' nt\\i\ created Greater Germans with gala parades am» mass meetings. Surrounded by commanders of the army, navy and sir force, Hitler look the dilute ;ii .1 march past of M.:>oo (rack troops and M7
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    PERSONALITIES
    285 10 Mr B. P. Nicholas. Managing Director of the Bank of Malava, Limited, who left Kuala Lumpur in the early part of April for Ceylon, has returned. H P. Shutes ol the Mines Department, F.M.S., has been transferred to Bentong. Mr. and Mrs. Shutes leave for Bentong at the end
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    U.S.S. RAMAPO Call At Singapore For Refuelling
    132 10 U.S.S. RAMAPO Call At Singapore For Refuelling Singapore, Su' THE US.S. Ramapo arived in EH to-day, and anchored at the of- war anchorage. The Ramapo is not a salntini although it carries guns, arid were exchanged on its arrival. The vessel which is comma Commander C. F. Holden h 8.246
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      30 10 To-days White Label Announcement It's hard to live within one's salary, but it's harder to live without it. TK« greatest hard* hip u to be without DEWAR'S W.P S A
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    DUKE & DUCHESS OF WINDSOR PLANNING TO VISIT INDIA
    1104 11 DUKE DUCHESS OF WINDSOR PLANNING TO VISIT INDIA Clubman's Chair Bradman Becoming A Great Orator Test Cricket Provides Pleasant Diversion For Stock Exchange Brewers To Sell Milk Our Own Correspondent j London, May 13. i| is rumoured that the Duke and Dim hew of Windsor are plannviMt India. One reason
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    TWO TYPICAL ADVERTISEMENTS
    86 11 yoIXG LADY. aged 21, blonde, prepossessing apP e a r a n c e, well-developed ire, musical, affectionate nature, .self-supporting, wishes to marry a gentleman she can love, trust, and respect, aged it 28-30, preferably tall, medium colour, fair position •uid a bachelor. MAJOR, aged 4.'?. tall,
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    BOOK, RADIO-ORGANIST LOVED, COMES TO LIFE IN SONG
    140 11 BOOK, RADIO- ORG ANIST LOVED, COMES TO LIFE IN SONG Coven' MA organist Leslie James favourite book at school was Bunyan's "Piltt's Progress"; his favourite character Christian Hv read and lassie until he knew every trial and triumph Christian went through A* lie unulually became famous a anist, first at
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    CUSTOMS OFFICER CARRIED AWAY
    126 11 Allegedly Kidnapped By Japanese A ER Chinese employee ol the Maritime Customs was earallegedly by Japanese, forced Iting cmr and whisked ove 'states a Shanghai me veek). teal man to be kidnapped la Mr Hung-kwei. a junior assistant. ol the representatives of the during their standstill
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      88 11 POLAROID „,.,ss,, ;ir< la(( s( scientific discovery in flare protection. They permit you to actually srr VI to .10 feet helou the surfare of the k.ilm FOR THE FIRST TIMI— perfect eje comfort for driving, cruising, fishing tennis or any outdoor spor:. Bee our demon tration <>t tin new invention
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      36 11 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD I Obtainable of all Chmmku and Storms dim: a dance at the Capitol Restaurant Music by rtl KJ 111 ..\(ll hi Orchestra Ui:i)\KSl)\y f FKIDAY. X P.M. io Midnight. NO ADMISSION (HAKGK.
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    Rain Stops "Play" On The Horse Guards
    307 12 sdfsd Ims over the Atlanta Ocean to the shores <>f Newfoundland, the ir- .md most oi Europe are charted at a building In the heart of the Meteorological Office In Victory House, part of the Air Ministry l in- latest meteorological apparatus is
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    WOMAN DAY BY DAY
    1844 14 Easy Way to Beauty— Make-up to Match Improved Cond itions For Nurses THE MEXICAN IKFLUENCI Mtertl itself stronuly in Hollywood sportswear. I loierue (ieortje (Paramount) wears a natural coloured balibunlal straw hat. with red and green raflia trimming. The bag of natural liner, has a mid
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    BARON ROTHSCHILD FREED FROM JAIL?
    259 17 iOOO Jewish "Political" Arrests In Austria ated Vienna iiow.s- Kleine Volks-Zeitung, which t>tained, saya that Baron 1 Id, the bankor. was tr« last week I I I reporter m Vienna >sue In which this news n May 7 was Immediately supand no official confirmation obtained,
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    CHILEAN-BRITISH INSTITUTE
    19 17 G"I SSK? STLEM her cultural relati J"S» SSSc 'nuen'ctual'co^e'r'airon 116 hileail MCa n f the totem.***, Com-
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    SHIPS IN DOCK
    106 17 Mill's ALONGSIDE Till WHARVES OB l KPECTED TO \KKI\I KEFFEL RARBOUI Main Wharf: I, h Man, Cranvilh Merku.s, Dajak, Recorder Oil Wharf: Nil Coal Wharf: Nil. VKSSKIS IN Dm )CM KS Tanjoiiß I'ajsar: Albert Dock: Nil. Victoria Dock: Nil Kepper Harbour: King's Dock: Nil No. 1 Dock:
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    RINDERPEST IN SINGAPORE
    52 17 RINDERPEST IN SINGAPORE Singapore, Saturday A GOVERNMENT Gazette extraurdinn ary, issued this morning states thai information having been received that rinderpest exists amongst cattle in Singapore. His Excellency the Governor hereby declares the Settlement Singapore to be an area infected with rinderpest, and prohibits absolutely the exportation from the Settlement
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    BALTWHITE TIMBER SCHEME
    409 17 No Change In Basic Rates Rhi'i 1 8 LI th( ba i ol the ular IN and I; mal Mantii; 1 tt Is stated the ch( ..•id in Cop' decidi d that th< should be maintained It wa emphasised that the rates laid down In tit- minimum
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    "SINGAPORE IDEALLY CONSTRUCTED TO MEET AIR ATTACK"
    1439 18 "SINGAPORE IDEALL Y CONSTR UCTED TO MEET AIR A TTACK" ANOTHER LECTURE BY A. R. P. EXPERT Singapore, satuni irrv:r;^- ::U c,:1' T"\ C,..,\ of the inteHfcenteia ol the popuUfes, embrace. »wi i >r ina(( jr;l i,. >nd mislmdiai L «hTThould certainly kno« better," -a.d Major A. p. StonP". .>-^--
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    MYSTERY OF JAPANESE ACTRESS AND LOVER
    129 18 MYSTERY OF JAPANESE ACTRESS AND LOVER MISS Yoshika OKida. Japani d her lover Ryokichi Su who caused a sensation by i i Japan-Soviet border into North :i on Jan. 3. and v. I O^pu as spi( ently retun rthern Saghalien. The foreg>- port wa ible quarters from a foren recently
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    TERRORS' WIN SECOND DIVISION FOOTBALL
    330 19 TERRORS' WIN SECOND DIVISION FOOTBALL I f:\cise Dept. Beaten by j— u. SniKuporr !M, at the Thompson Itoad t tins afternoon, a team re- the H.M.S Terror defeati tciat Department by three rl N t<» nil 'in a second division League soccer match. Th»' Terrors were in good form. j
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    MUAR FOOTBALL
    163 19 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Saturday. EXCELLENT progress has been made In the Muar Football Association league and the first round is expected to be completed by the first week in June. The Muar Chinese Football eleven ire the only unbeaten side in the league, and they look
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    MUAR SOCCER
    522 19 Chinese Beat Police By 5-1 •om Our On n mdent) M THK Mn..: n fur- thei aced their -i. ina for league honours when they gained delve victory over the Muai Police In matches, by the convlnc Ing margii match played at the Muar club padang tin, aftei
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    PEKINGNANKING MERGER PLANS
    154 20 DKKING: Following the DM Reformed and provision; ments. China's admlnistratl licies will be controlled by th< .e from this, the ancient the country. This, officials of the Pi eminent ed, has been c)t the recent conference between thi ing members of the two administi The new united
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    89 20 FRASER COMPANY. List Of Current Dividends Singapore. May 28 al fo r| TV4- I Company Dividend Books Date T Close Payable TIN Pahang Consol 10% int. less tax Apr. 26 June 1 May 9 Pengkalen 3d. less tax May 31 May 23 Raub 3d. Int. June 13 June 20 June
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      521 20 ON THE RADIO LONDON TranMn.ssion 2:— 605 p.m.— 915 p.n. (.si 13.93 metres (21.W i.sii 13.97 metre* (24.47 mm); GBG 10.K6 metres (17.79 BMf) and f.SU 19.79 metres (15.1S mcs). Transniisvion .'{.—9 15 p.m. b^.o a.m. (JSII 13.97 metres (2147 mcs); «.s(. IgJC metres (11 VJ mis) and CSI 19J2
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      469 20 HONGKONG 31.49 metres (9.52 mcs). j ii pm Relay- Danc<- Orchesf tIM i urden of the Hong Kong Hotel •ii pm For the children. IS pjn London Oreen Thoughts Shade 1 An anthology of the 17th ver.se. pro^e, and songs about igardenj and gardening. Compiled by M Jonquil Antony. Produced
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      420 20 SINGAPORE 600 p.m.:— Malay mu. amophone records*. Ratoe Roemah Ti H M. Rambat -Kronchong Solo' Mr Ahmad C B. "Apa Jan bih Balk 1 M M. Rambat 'Penh Malaise Mr. Cassim "Maleman Abdullah. "Singapore Madipe" Mr. Kasban 8 Soempa" S. Abdullah. Stamboel Dinah" Miss Dinah. 6.30 p.m Chinese (Mandarin) songs.
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    Services Open Malaya Cup Season With Win
    620 21 EASY VICTORY AT SEREMBAN BY 5-0 MARGIN m Oar Own Correspondent Seremban, Saturday. {)LAYING superior soccer in evendepartment of the game, the ihined Services to-day defeated Ne^ri Sembilan to the tune of five U) nil on the station padang, huh sides of which
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    Poor Singapore Soccer Trial
    305 21 1 "'<>"' 3; Whites L Singapore. Saturday. 1 il V soccer was served afternoon at the Anson dium. when the SJV.F.A. held rial in preparation for Binga--1 Cup fixtures. A poor the same, which selbright spots. tally there are two further T and Saturday. Adlium on
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    73 21 I n liit her on ft a pii don, Sui P IX) >unty cl pionship ciK Satuj II SWANSI GUmori in: 100 (Smith 9 foi IT BRISTOL Gloucestershire: 324 I wkt pp 116 not oul vickshj AT MANCHESTER i incashire: for 5 v Leicestershire at PROMI Northamptonshire: K>G
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    KEEN SHOOTING AT BUKIT TIMAH
    395 22 CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BICKERDIKE CORDONS WIN REVOLVER EVENT WITH POLICE SECOND ()t th( H.y F A Hh iki won the cham- with the Police as iwj v the P FiI rlon Hmh- Miltnn. Gordon mu" Oevians T. I' Mauger, 8 > pon, HighlmndUlton. to g*;** h.nhurst
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    OLYMPIC GAMES: SWISS DECISION
    43 22 Zurich, Sunday. I lie Swiss Olympic dames Committee decided to recommend that the Sports Association should not participate in tho Olympic Games in Tokyo n Japan I -till at war ?ne year e the <•)>< ning of th( es Reuter
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    S.C.C. Dismissed For 85 Runs
    267 22 S.C.C. Dismissed For 85 Runs Singapore. Saturday. A LATE recovery by the Malaya F.A enabled them to gain a narrow victory over an S.C.C. XI at cricket on the padany to-day by 16 runs. The Club were dismissed for 85 towards which total Gaillard contributed 24. The Malays replied with
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    MUAR LEAGUE SOCCER
    27 22 Own Correspondent/ Muar. Bund T he Johon had little v in beating th le match p] margin forv. s were scored ii I I(
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    ENGLAND v. REST CRICKET
    28 22 London, Saturday. W. K. Hammond will captain Engand (i. <> Allen tin- Rest the lost trial match to Mltti England'] team against the Australian Reuter
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    S.R.C. And Chinese Meet
    261 22 S.R.C. And Chinese Meet Sini THERE the S.CH.C. on tl i Chin< took first knot d for 72 runs, toward D'Cotta contributed 19. La Bi the other b. figures u ith 14. Boon Beni; din damage for thi tak ts for 26 r-.i The Chine ted off Evan Wong brightened
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    AMERICAN WINS
    66 22 British A mateu r Golf Championship London, Satan A CROWD of 2,000 saw the An Bank employee, Charles the British Amateur Golf nsnl P; inu the bespectacled I official Cecil Ewing 3 and holes in the final. Ing sauared thi entli putt but Yat. 20th 22nd nnd 2"rd
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    Services Heat Non-Benders
    33 22 Services Heat Non-Benders The c ombined Ek Benders by 116 ru. iglin yesterday T); :yed 10 men he non-Benr two i 16 runs wl had thr. 7 The Si rvice pt Dy. 23
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    CRICKET WIN FOR S.C.C. AT K.L.
    416 23 CRICKET WIN FOR S. C.C. AT K. L. SELANGOR CLUB LOSE BY 88 RUNS 'From Our Ov?t Repo Kuala Luinpui. Sund, thi Si] match which conclude n ha< vain attempt to reach th 237, beii: ilv r.'oi n had the honour ot mak the match, his t< ffort of 75.
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    S.C.C. ALL OUT FOR 44!
    87 23 EASY CRICKET WIN FOR RENCAM C.C. Tin Ren iMi Cricket Clufc beai the S.( at cricket M t lie padang iterdft) l>\ nine wickets. Passing their opponents" total easily, they continued butt:: and Higgins bowled very well for the dismiss the Cricket Club for 44
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    CHAMPION SHOT
    16 23 F. A. BICKERDIKE who iron the championship »i terday's uii«meetint at Bukii limah. Tribune
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    MALAYS BEAT WEARNES
    194 23 Singapore, Sunday. Bowi.ini ither wet wicket, in the cricket match between FA and Wearne Brew noon on the Malav Football Association ground, which the M fa won by 32 ni T. Sullivan ol >k three wickets for two runs. On the side ol th< M I I
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    THARAM SINGH BATS WELL
    237 23 Indians Declare At 141 AN unfinished taio un Sic match between the l >n in on rround bhl afternoon in batted flrst and declare their Inning 141 for the i«i.t wick Pennefather (fom for r>3 and W 'three for 33 > wen I f "l howl'
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    LOCAL CHAMPIONSHIPS BEGIN
    152 24 LOCAL CHAMPIONSHIPS BEGIN ll\l)MI\IO\ WEEK-END RESULTS Tm ofncially during th< id when 8.8.A inior di siting tallies and, above ail i fairly high (1.11(1 Ol |>1. Detailed i I rn (Marigold) »ns (MerridaleJ IS 6; 15 12. jrmond PToli (Useful 8.P.» beat Julian I BP 1 L5 k e Kim
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    Malaya Cup Trial
    131 24 MALAYA Cup trial matrh. will be played at finson Road stadium on 31, and on Saturday. June 4 for which the following players are united to attend by 5 pjn. prepared to play If requii Abdul Rahman (M.F.A i, Han Abdul Rahman (Police), Aziz (M.F.A.). Dollah (Publishers),
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    DAVIS CUP
    24 24 Bni>s»-K Sunda) in the <iuart«r-iinai of the European /our ot the D;ivis (up, France eliminated it.«i\ hv thn'f matches to nil.- Reuter
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    THE PAINTEP STALLION
    88 24 Western Drama At The Alhambra Hoot GIBSON the famous cowboy ol Western dim dramas, an oui banding performance In "The Painted stallion" winch had a premiere he Alhambra Theatre, last night. The picture I one ol the finest with n background to be screened In Singapore for
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    Money Mnkct
    58 24 udon, Sunday. Suppiit ,vcr<' more plentiful during Um 1 p; i owing to th<ury Hill maturities, and tier ally managed t< their requirement from non-cleai Liters at f> B pei «-tnt compared with ;i 4 per ceni Uu I ommoditl( wh< tin weak with continued heavy liquidation, but
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    PENANC JUNIOR TITLES
    75 24 (From Our Oicn Reporter) Penmng, Sunday. The Penang Junior Badminton Championships was brought to a close this ning with the playing of the iinal <>1 the mix< d doubles, when Ooi Teik Hock and Mrs Bija Banvor beat Song Yok Kooi and Mrs C E Sene 21
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    Wightman Cup Tennis
    41 24 London. Sunday. The British Wightman Cup team to play America at Wimbledon on June 10 and 11 will br Mrs. King. Miss Dearman. M. ram. Miss James. Miss i-.umb. Miss Scriven :mrt uiu Qtntn_ I mer Reuter Wireless
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    SKINS NO MATCH FOR
    235 24 Tioi me killing i el the pad Batting 143 for Dm seven wi J O. Edwards topscored with 47 while Roy Bain had 44. Splendid bowling by L. Alwis and D. 1 a Brooy worried the Skins batsmen, who could only compile 54. Cooper Key contributing
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    YESTERDAY'S GOLF AT S.G.C.
    383 24 THE cond Sii I I monthly mixed foursomi tlon for May was played at Buk terday aftei win for Mrs. G. A. ClementSatterthwaite with a net sc< n Thirty-eight cards were taken the following returned: Mrs. G. A. Clements C G. Satterthwaite 42 V/ A Mr.
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    PENANG BOXING
    78 24 From Our Own Report* Penang, Sund in spite oi threatening large crowd turned out to witn< double mam event of the boxing pi tion at Wembley arena to-night. In the first main event. Young Co B.ll' 2 outpointed Battling Khoo 9, ove ten rounds. It was a close
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      12 1 MORNING TRIBUNE No. 47. May 28, 1!>:!X i;i)HKD hv iiikmis n Saturday
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      AMATEUR BOXING NEEDS REVIVAL
      998 1 ASSOCIATION SHOULD MAKE AN EARLY MOVE a VIGOROUS plea for i the revival of amateur boxing in Malaya, and penally in Singapore, is made in the new issue of the Malayan Boxing Annual which has been published in Singapore. It is written \V Mitchell, well known
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      30 1 Uft to right: Miss ft, OpliUts. Mrs. L M. IV.i.Hfathyr. Mrs I W. OM and Miss Nellie Chia, who mel In the UUtta doubles m the si i I tournament.
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      Gunners & Sappers Creep Up
      259 1 Gunners Sappers Creep Up P W L I) I Chin< 10 6 2 2 26 12 1» Gun. 10 6 3 I 20 13 12 Sappers 5 2 2 19 8 12 9 4 14 16 ll 12 Air FbrC< 9 4 2 3 22 13 11 Malays H) B
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      NEW SOCCER TRIUMPH FOR THE SKINS
      680 2 Second XI Gain More Ground In Ihe League (Bj ivit rll skins sfiornl strinu gOCfl I nun strength to strength and have drought off two f*»d wtnß this wwl liny defeated Moravia h\ I l, so repeating their former win nvcr them t>\ the
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      Selangor Athletes In Training
      135 2 Selangor Athletes In Training THE Ant of the Athletic trials or m conjunction with the Sel combined training scheme was hold week with the object of "enablinp letea to sort themselves out and ttnd the most suitable events for whlc: train" The scheme is proving a tremen success Notable feature
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      Plum Warner To Play Again
      58 2 SIR Pelham Warner, chairman 01 Test Match Selection Commrwho is 65. will play for the Bucks club against Mereworth Park, in Kent, on tru Sunday of the Lord's test match. Sir Pelham's last match was at Newcastle. Now South Wales, when tog« with Jack Hobbs.
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      Perak To Make Move Towards Cricket Association?
      431 2 Perak To Make Move Towards Cricket Association? WITH the current cricket season fast advancing thoughts of fans throughout North Malaya, particularly those in Perak, are turning to the forthcoming annual test between the Colony and the F.M.S., which will be played for the first time in Perak cricket history in
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      SELETAR SOCCER STAR IN THE ASCENDANT AGAIN
      908 3 (By Flash") ave during the last week enjoyed a glaxy of sporting i ill luck on tin asions thi- might quite easily have been the sportsman- ■s have just started they should be the noveltj and cli I the UmeUght, bul although r.A.P.
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      30 3 Chn.s Nei. the South Alrican wr< who stowed away when the Springbote tor Sydney to take part in the Empire Games, has been reprimanded by the South African Wrestling Union
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      Selangor Hoping To Find New Blood For Soccer
      396 3 Selangor Hoping To Find New Blood For Soccer !?> "Eareka") CH.ANCiOK were beaten by Negri a( soccrr for the first time in history last week-end at Seremban. In the minds of the local selectors this annual game is unimportant and merely a convenient <><■< asion to try out new talent
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      HEADING FOR THE TOP?
      82 3 HE A DING FOR THE TOP? After a somewhat inauspicious opening to the new season, the Air I (inc )t COT XI is now getting well into its stride and has not suffered > dflrat since the early weeks. By inflicting on the Chinese this week the champions' second successive
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      BLAKAN MATI GUNNERS' SPORTS DAY
      536 4 Labrador Section Cain The nn i i I earn Honours K,i N competition, friendHj rivalry, and the wholehearted support >wd who though small in numbers, never lacked enthiisiasm, wen ihr rontrihutan racttn in the raccesa thai attended the Brsl anmi:ii ports miSng of the 7th
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      SWEDEN WINS WRESTLING TITLE
      86 4 SWEDEN WINS WRESTLING TITLE l >kn won the European Graecoman wrestling championships held la with ■.!of 15 points, h only taking first in two of the Finland's three fti individual winners wore as folIghi V W Perttunen landi ;ht K Philajamaki iFin- i. Koskela (Finland). Welterwi I fer COermany). ht
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      GOLF IN LATVIA
      68 4 Englishman Designing First Course A 'if English tjolf architect, Mr F Smith, has arrived in Ri^a to superthC construction oi Latvia's first ,olf course. The Kame is hardly known in Latvia British residents have attempted i the past to introduce »olf but their tiorts have tailed owing
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      SUPER CYCLIST
      45 4 Covered 1900 Miles In N.md tWO-flfth miles were ridden by Albert Buys.se and ■i Billiet. the Belgian winners of Cycling Race ai Wembley, n Kempen and Cor Wals. of by points unt] idden wards the end. during the last m from the IcbQ
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      JAPAN NOW A WORLD GOLF MECCA
      88 4 Jnird It I)!' istonishing bui Fortunately no! widely apprecial '1 hi 1 1).- Former British and Ami Open i»ii chamoion, In an Interview wi\ pan Advertiser. 01 be found th •'When I first came here eight yean couldn't lost a match LJ I -a
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      GRIMMETT CHOOSES A WORLDBEATING CRICKET TEAM
      137 4 Foi R Englishmen, Hobbs, Hammond, Larweod and iat»-. are incladed in the Ideal team chosen nv C. V. Grimmett from players whom he n play. iitiniiiiin his memoirs in the Melboarn Herald, Grimmett in* folloM >ux team: 15. Hobbs (England), V\ K Hammond (England),
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      SHADOW TOUR FOR M.C.C SIDE ?
      384 4 SHADOW TOUR FOR M.C.C SIDE PATSY HENDREN PUTS FORWARD A NOVEL SCHEME Till-, teleeton hould choose an England party now; withdraw the player> from their counties and set them playing as a team against the counties Jut ;is U>»- Australians are doing. Thus Pasty Hendren. the famous England and Middlesex
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      OLYMPIC CYCLING
      75 4 I Four-Day Meet At Tokyo THE International Cycling Unioi its meeting in Paris decided to request that four days be allotted to cycling events in the Tokyo Olynr three days for track events and day for road events. It was also decided that for the 1938 world's championships
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      New Zealand Win Polo Honours
      59 4 THK New Zealand Polo team n me of the besi sldM In Aust to win the Australasian Gold Cup magh Ground. In the final they defeated the South Wales town and country Wl who included G G. Ashton and R Ashton. two of the famous
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      SINGAPORE SUMMER RACES OVER
      52 5 President registering his initial win in Malaya in a close finish with Prl*" <» f Perak and Winanlose on the final day of The Summer M*J 81, :iK season at Singapore. Little Miss X (Barbv) winning a close race from Leonie and Pl»!»<,ii Tok. Faith, the
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      BATSMEN CAN MAKE OR MAR CRICKET
      635 5  -  Bill ricket Commcntar\ By Coiislaiitinc \TANY gloomy head§ have been wagged over the game in recent years, particularly over County cricket. While league cricket flourished and Test cricket leapt to dizzy heights of popularity. 1935 and 1930 terrible years for the Counties. On all
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      "BLACK LIST" OF FOOTBALLERS IN PERAK
      161 6 "Perniaman"! in ordei t«. ninovr »u undesirable elements from local football, ih.- M »ti and District Football League Committee baa decided to h.\ i record to be known as "Black list It is understood that all IhOM who adopt shad> tactics daring Inialehcs will
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      STATE SCHOOL OF TENNIS
      233 6 New Scheme For FRANCE has decided U> iound I State School of Lawn Tennis, wherein promising amateurs will re,,iv« training from professional coaches. It is hoped that championa *ill s«>»n be found by this methods. It wius M. .lean Zay. th< >UthlUl Minister lor Education and
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      MARGATE CHESS
      64 6 Dr. Alekhine Heads The Field Tin ch< 1 (ltd with the victoi 1 1 Alekhin< I champion, I Prenl. fit Dr Alekhine. 7. Spielniani, S; (3» v Pi trov 5> (equal 4» P S Milner-Barrj (6) u Golombek, 4%; (7> C n on Alexandei 4 I) E Q
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      42 6 I In action snap taken in the first division match this week when tht Air Force defeated the Chinese in the odd foal of three in ni lor their reluctance r.» put map into their attack the Chinese should m.ivc iron comfortably.
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      EIGHT BALL OVER AT ONCE?
      118 6 WHY wait lor two years lor the introduction of the eight ball over?" said Mr. T. A. His-son, chairman of the Lancashire County Cricket Club, at a luncheon at Old Trafford. "Both Allen and Fames, be said, 'are in favour of its adoption. "It would
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      SPEEDWAY TESTS
      107 6 Controversy Over Venue Of Races CONTROVERSY among track promoters over the proposed Test Matches betEngland and Australia led to a meeting of promoters, In London. After a lengthy discussion it was decided that a recommendation be made lo the Speedway Control Board that the first three Test Matches,
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      NEW ZEALAND RUGBY
      88 6 THK aland Rugbl Union have decided Chat Rugbj in the Dominion would nder International Kul. 5 in 193 decided to pack 4-1 in the scrum tor representa- tive matches and to have one selector to pick the team> A special committee recently ascribed the deterioration of New
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      SARAZEN TO PLAY AT SANDWICH
      115 6 Prefers British Open To American WINNING the British Open golf championship really means something, according to Gene Sarazen. American Open champion In 1922 and 1932. Sarazen who recently voiced his displeasure at the Professional Golfers' Association, is again annoyed because the PGA. tournament this year
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      Playing Record Golf At 67
      145 6 Playing Record Golf At 67 lAMJ S BRAID, lut'd veteran J fcoli proiessional. anil five times lii iiisli open champion, went round i Me New course at Walton Heath. Mil rev, in 4 1 1 Ntrokes under l.oijev". Hi- was i d in a three-bail match with Sir Kinsley Carr,
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      OLYMPICS MAY YET BE TRANSFERRED
      99 6 Mr .resident ol the An I :r Athletic Union, who was one of the d< to tlv intci: Olvmpic Committee meetd that (ho 1.0.C contemolate holding the 1940 OlvmnJc modified I if for air I Tokyo tV| em up A precedent for sucl tep is
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      VETERANS' TOUR OF AUSTRALIA
      248 6 Lord 1 ennyson s Novel Plan A SUGGESTION made In Sydney i>* I d! d Tennyson that he would like to brinff to Australia a team of En s lisfa cricketers all over .">0 years oi has aroused considerable interest. Cricket enthusiasts and critics 1: Sydney
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      56-MILES SCULLING
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