Morning Tribune, 14 June 1938

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    13 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. 3.—No, 115. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, June 14, 1938. FIVE CENTS.
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    FLOODS CHECK ADVANCE OF JAPANESE FORCES
    116 1 GENERAL RETREAT IN HONAN SEVERE FIGHTING ON YANGTSE BANKS; CHINESE SUCCESSES HANKOW, TUESDAY. JHE JAPANESE ADVANCE TO CHENGCHOW IN HONAN, ALONG THE LUNGHAI RAILWAY HAS BEEN HALTED BY THE YELL.OW RIVER FLOOD. The Japanese have commenced a general withdrawal eastward to ;aifeng, the capital,
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    49 1 Moscow, Monday. TEN thousand partly -trained cadets arc 1 to be enrolled as lieutenants in the Red Army without awaiting completion of their courses. The action if attributed to the Red Army purge, which deprived the army of nearly half of its personnel above the rank of lieutenant Reuter
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    FRANCE DENIES HELPING CHINA
    415 1 FRANCE DENIES HELPING CHINA Hankow. Monday. UNPRECEDENTED floods are ocU (urring in Henan Province, where the dykes of severaJ rivers have een deliberately damaged by the Japanese troops in their effort to embarrass the Chinese guerilla units who are causing: n« end of worry to them. Beyond the Lung-Hai railway,
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    KING TO VISIT HOME FLEET
    172 1 London, Monday. ON a general visit tc the Home Fleet, His Majesty will arrive at Weymouth in early evening; of June 20 and win to the harbour, where he will be by the commanding officer 01 tne ie Fleet (Admiral Sir Charles Forbes). King will
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    ANOTHER £80,000,000 LOAN FOR DEFENCE
    103 1 ANOTHER £80,000,000 LOAN FOR DEFENCE London. Monday. REUJER learns that lists for an £80 million defence loan will open and close on June 15. It will be 3 per cent., issued at 98 per cent., and redeemable between 1954 and 1958 It is part of the borrowing programme announced last
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    "ALL-UP" FROM JULY 2
    134 1 London. Monday. IT Ifl announced that the last .section of 1 the new empire Hying boat rout between England and Australia will l b.> taauKurated on July when the fir.t Qanta" Empire Airways flyin« boat leaves Singapore for Sydney. it will arrive al Sydney on July
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    Gunboats On The Yangtse
    177 1 Shanghai. Monday. ris authoritatively stated that no orders have been given to British gunboats to alter the position in the Yangtse. The gunboats at present at Wuhu and Kiukiang where there is a boom have been ordered to remain in their positions. Though no reply to
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    27 1 London. Monday: Quadruples i\\w boys and a Kill* WfTf born 10-day 'u Mrs. Esther Taylor, a 29-year-old Liver pool woman Mother and children art doing well Reuter
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    MORE CANTON RAIDS
    222 1 Signals Given To Japanese Bombing Planes A Canton, Monday. N undetermined number of Japanese planes in live .separate relays release nearly 30 bombs in the vicinity of the already destroyed power station at Saichuen in the course of to-nighr.s raid which lasted until 11 p.m. Spy Hysteria
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      36 1 ON OTHER P4GES Malaya Refugees 2 Living Costs 2 Educational Reform i Doctors Chandu J Laws 3 1 London Letter 8& 9 Council Bills ig Buffer Pool 19 Indians Hindustani 22 Local Sport Test Cricket 24
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    MALAYA SHOULD HELP CHINA'S REFUGEES
    769 2 MALAYA SHOULD HELP CHINA'S REFUGEES COUNCIL CRITICISM OF IMMIGRA riON QUOTA Singapore, Monday. «rr is a pity thai in t iiis hour of Hum,- agony we should slam our doors in the face of China's faithful millions." said Dr. J. E. Smith who mad, an appeal, on the adjournment at
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    G.O.C. GOING ON HOLIDAY
    39 2 HIS Excellency the General Officer Commanding and Mrs. Dobbie will leave Singapore by the night mail train to-night for a short holiday at the Cameron Highlands. They will return to Singapore on Saturday. July t
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    BODY WEIGHED DO WN IN POOL: TWO CHINESE COMMITTED FOR TRIAL
    359 2 BODY WEIGHED DO WN IN POOL: TWO CHINESE COMMI TTED FOR TRIAL (From Our Oun Co-respondent* Tapah. Monday. .«ui intn the 'ille ii ed murder of a Chinese named Loko THE pn-liaunary „,<;>.>•- tato he 81 mlle chendertang-Sun- V So,, h ßo-,d c minded be mv Enche Badarudd.n. Second Magistrate.
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    INCREASED COST OF LIVING
    124 2 Higher Among The Asiatics Singapore. M nday INCREASED cost ol liviniz during 1937, as compared with the preceding year and 1914 is reported in a paper tabled at this morning's Legislative Council meeting. The Increase In the case or Asiatics was the inchest, the percentage bem?
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    WANTEDA TIGER!
    93 2 WANTED A TIGER! WANTED— and badly— a balr i tigt'r! There's no joke ab»mt it. Mr. Len Roos, manager of S Malayan Films Ltd.. is in need .if i one, and anyone who can spare <>, will please see him. Not that I S is going to turn large-scale aniniui
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    COMMITTED TO ASSIZES
    111 2 Singapore. MoncL ONG Teh Chuan. n. young Hwas to-day committed to Assizes by Mr. G. S. Rawllllgs, Third Magistrate, after a preliminary Inquiry into a charge alleging the mnrdei compatriot. Lim Suah Kow. a seller Deceased and accused lived at Bukit Batu Arang iWplskel Road». off Uppei
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    Law Notice For To-Day
    27 2 Before Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell 2nd Court at 11 a.m. S. 363 37— Wan Boon Foo vs. Lim Koi Loo Tav Ah Blew.
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    33 2 Malacca. Monday The annual general meeting of the Cantonese Sporting Association will be held on Saturday. June 18. at 2.30 p.m The annual dinner will be held the same night at 7.30 p.m.
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    EDUCATIONAL REFORM DEBATED IN COUNCIL
    1450 3 SHOULD PROFESSIONAL OFFICER BE CHIEF? Singapore, Monday. TWO different schools of thought exist in the Colony regarding i he appointment of a successor to Mr. F. J. Morten as Director of Education. This was apparent from the speeches delivered on the adjournment at to-day's meeting
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    Mail Contract For The B. I.
    95 3 Singapore, Monday. A CONTRACT has brni entOPtd into between the S S. Government and the British India Steam Navigation Company tor the carriage of m.uls and Indian Immigrants. ships of the company will tranipori State-aided immigrants lrom Madia., and Negapatam to Penang, Port Bwettenham
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    NO SUDDEN PROVOCATION
    118 3 Stabbing Over Five Cents Singapore, Monday. THE evidence against you is overwhelming, and the nature of your actions before and till the stabbing, preclude the defence that you acted under grave and sudden provocation. The appeal is dismissed." So said the Chief Justice, Mr. P A. McElwaine,
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    Leave To Appeal Granted
    115 3 Singapore, MondayHOLDING that the: *fj thnr „ues M tions which the Court. «taM hear argument on, the Court of C i minal Appeal, to-day. l»g**£Si" poo Marican, an Indian aave to appeal a;>a:nst senter "J months' r.i. passed on hini i at tne sizes on each
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    LEAVE TO APPEAL REFUSED
    131 3 LEAVE TO APPEAL REFUSED Singapore, Monday. LEAVE to appeal against a sentence of seven years' r.i. and 12 strokes of the rottan was refused a Chinese named Leung Sui Choh, by the Court of Criminal Appeal to-day, the Court ruling that there was no good reason for granting leave to
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    BULLS CONSUME RUBBER LATEX
    119 3 {From Our Oun C<.rre<pvh(ln,i > Tnping. Monday. S INFORMATION was received xi i 1 the Veterinary Ollice. to the elTett that two bullocks had swalv lowed rubber latex, on the Taiping ICubher Kstate at Ayer Kunnm Mr. \V. Shanta of the Veterinary l)e«»artnient proceeded t« the
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    20 3 The Band of the Malay Regiment, Port Dickson, will perform at the Ma IACCa Club padang on Thursday. June 16.
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    Chandu Laws & Powers Of Private Doctors
    453 3 Chandu Laws Powers Of Private Doctors A COUNCIL PLEA Singapore, Monday. A PLEA for the restitution of the power formerly vested in private medical practitioners concerning the issue of certificates to persons requiring chandu for medical reasons, was made by Dr. J. B. Smith at to-day's Legislative Council meeting. Dr.
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      120 4 London. Monday. Prrvious To-day Chaiiß: RUBBER Firm Quiet Ist Forward (July) Buyers 6 5 15 16 2nd Forward (August) 6" 5 3rd Forward (Oc 4 T>c.) Buyers 6 1(i 6 216 Sellers London. Monday. Previous To-day T T £14-5-0 Sellers £14-10-0 Sellers In bulk June July shipment OFRA
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      113 4 London. Ifonda; Previous xt>-day C I .u distillers 94 6 94 6 Dunlop Rubber 26 9 26 9 General Electric 69-* 70 7' 2 +l.s 7 d Imperial Chemical Industries 29 9 29 74 Imperial Tobacco 131 3 131 9 Anglo-Dutch 24 3 24 3 Canadian Pacific
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      67 4 London. Monday. Previous To-day Change T.T. on Psxls (closing middle rate) 178.40 178.35 —.05 T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 8.96 1 8.95 7 H 3 8 T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) 8 3 4 Unchanged T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) is. 3d Unchanged T.T. on
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      BULLION MARKET
      36 4 GOLD London. Monday. Previous To-dav Chance Fnu' Bar per oz. 7 0 .7 £7-0-6» 2 _i, SILVER POt t u w 19 18-15 16 —1 16 4 months forward 18-1116 18-5 8 _1 16
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      METAL MARKET
      21 4 TIN Ktarwl-irrl London. Monday. I standard Previous To-dav Chan?* Epot (afternoon price) £174 £172' £1743 4 £172~ 8 _i?2
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      47 4 ki mil- 1; New York. Friday Tone I[e e ad°v US J o^ Spot Bu Z e ll 15 16 Closed Sellers 12 1 16 closed Oct'Dec. Buyers 12 4 Clo-ed f Sellers 123« Closed TIN Ton" Spot Quiet Steady 39' 2 393/ 77
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      SHARE MARKET
      156 4 Messrs. Fraser Co/s Report Singapore, Monday. MINING: Tin at midday was $87.00. down 't- The Tin share market experienced a verv dull and uninteresting day and with little enquiry for either buying or selling prices were "unchanged. Rubber closing prices were:— Spot: 19 s Buyers; 19'j Sellers Julv-Sept.:
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      Tin & Rubber Outputs
      65 4 Tin Rubber Outputs IHE Borneo Company Ltd., has published the following outputs of tin and rubber tor the month of May: Pahang Consolidated Co. Ltd. 3.410 Pels Ipoh Tin Dredging Ltd. (Lahati 208 -do- <A. Etam> 790 Sungei Kinta Tin Dredging Ltd. 280 Temoh Tin Dredging Ltd. 307 Kuala Reman
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      19 4 London. Monday: A group of six peace organisations has issued a proclamation denouncing Britain's purchase of American aeroplanes. Reuter.
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      BRITISH LEGATION IN BANGKOK
      44 4 (From Our Oun Correspondent Bangkok, Monday The British Legation is the first li gation in Siam to possess iccrtdited military, naval and air attaches, wh.r. Wing Commander A. G Bishop was appointed air attache, according to an an nouncement to-duy.
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    232 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore, Monday Buyers Sellers Ampat 3 7i/ 2 4 11., Batu Selangor 1.34 1.38 Hong Fatt 1.02 1.07 Hongkong Tin 20 3 213 Jelebu 0.68 0.73 Kamunting Tin 9 9 10 6 Katu Tin 23,6 24 6xd Kramat 10 6 116 Kramat 10 6 113 Kuchais 1.34
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    692 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Companv Singapore, June IS, 5 n.m impai 3 4'., 39 Asam Kumbang 28- M ma Malay 21 22 -c r Hitam 22 6 23 6c \yer Weng o.60 0.65 angrin Tin 20 3 21,3 i Selangor 133 137 Burma Malay 21 22;henderiang 159 i 6
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    235 5 Maynard Co. Ltd. $30,000 g5 IQS nom Int. Apr. 30 Oct. 31 SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Mar. 31 Sept. 30 100 !°2 nom j 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. Si Sept. 30 105 107 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Int. Mar. 31. Sept. 30 HO
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    Four Chinese Fined
    75 6 Singapore. Mnnda rUND guilty in the Second C day of an attempt to extori from a Chinese sundry shop on May 17 at Sultan's Gate, a Teochew. Koh Pen?: Kw%Dg, v. $50 (Or 3 weeks' r.i.' by Mr. 'I L I Three accomplices. Kuanji Ah Li. I
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    TOO RISKY!
    137 7 Lion Tamer Brands Aeroplanes "Dangerous Contraptions" IT'S an old adage that there's many a hard way to earn a living", but nothing explains it better than an incident that occurred during the filming of "Her Jungle Love" the new Technicolour film that opens to-day at the Capitol Theatre.
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    61 7 Sln e a Pore, Monday. Mr Tan Geok Joo. manager of the Guan Thye Shipping Company, was this morning fined $30 by Mr. R a Ward the Fourth Magistrate, on a charge of having delivered to Messrs. Goy Guan Hock on May 2, cargo declared on an import declaration before
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    LICENSING BOARD
    86 7 A MEETING of the Board of Licensing Justices, presided over by Mr H. A. Forrer. District Judge, Criminal i i c l Court this afternoon, only lasted five minuUi A first class licence was granted to ihe -"ntinental Restaurant in Cross Street second class licence to the Golden
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    INQUEST POSTPONED
    91 7 .Singapore, Monday. An Inquiry by Mr. W G. Porter, the Singapore Coroner, into the death of Kok Kim Sen'j» a Chinese who was killed while riding in a ricksha in Serangoon Read on June 2, was this morning postponed because Mhd. Said, the driver of a car which
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    BREAK WITH TRADITION AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE
    2839 8 BREAK WITH TRADITION AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE THE LONDON POINT OF VIEW King Holds Derby Ball-Derby Winner's Owner "Wins" £90,000-The Luck Of The Turf-Man Of 10,000 Secrets— lmperial Airways Under Fire— Sensational Allegations In Commons 'From Our Own Correspondent > London, June 3. rERE was a break with tradition at Buckingham
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    19 9 Mr C Delmar-Morgan, formerly of the Department of Excise, Singapore, has been appointed Art Master at 1 Haileybury l
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    36 9 Mr S Ramplen Jones, of the Mines Department. Kuala Lumpur, has reached London after travelling from MtoiJ 1 through China. Japan and the United States He leaves England by air for i Penanf on September 8.
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    British Playwright Dies
    109 9 Hollvwood. A GRADUATE of Trinity College, Dublin, who became a film comedian in the days of the silent screen and who toured Great Britain in Shakespearean roles, has died here at the age of 60. He was Mr. Belford Forrest, a play- writfht. the son of the
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    NO TIME FOR GIRLS!
    182 9 Newea TWKN'IY !ive-year-old William Kmil •son. former Newcastle student, in •July will lead twelve men on three year expedition to Greenland At Newcastle Mr Knutson studied architecture and pt in tint When he was niiirteen he spent many months with the Laplanders painting and studying their
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      59 9 MALAYA* RECORD HHOKI WITH "NEW HUDSON" CYCLE ALFRED DA SILVA winner of the Kuala Lumpur-Seremban-and-back Cycle Road Race in the RECORD TIME OF 4 hrs. 19 mins. in a field of 27. HIS CYCLE WAS A "NEW HUDSON" NEW HUDSONS ARE BRITISH BUILT AND THE CHOICE OF CHAMPIONS SOLE AGENTS
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    Little Man With A BIG JOB
    977 10 Little Man With A BIG JOB CMALLEST Cabinet Minister. Sir KingSley Wood, the new Secretary of State r An. has beet; given the Cabinet's Bmuest Job -writes Percy Cater, political correspondent of the Daily Mail-. To him has been committed the task of making Britain safe In the air at
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    MORNING TRIBUNE
    324 10 Singapore: Tuesday June 14. 193& THIRD PARTY INSURANCE JULY 1 will see the introduction Of third party insurance for motorists in the Federated Malav States. In view of the ever in- i creasing road traffic there will be general agreement that the step is necessary. Indeed, it would
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    ENGLISHMAN'S IMPRESSIONS OF VISIT TO JAPAN
    625 11 ENGLISHMAN'S IMPRESSIONS OF VISIT TO JAPAN -NATION FINANCIALLY EMBARRASSED' FOREIGNERS BADLY TREATED IN SHANGHAI gNUOHTiaiHa views on the critical situation prevailing in Japan as the result of the: China campaign were given to a newspaper repi sentative by Mr. J. H Penington, Chief Constructional Engineer of Inanational Combustion Ltd., of
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    SPAIN'S MORE -AND BETTER -BABIES
    162 11 SPAIN'S MORE -AND BETTER -BABIES CPANIARDS have always married young. But in time of civil war the marriage cge has dropped even lower. Average age of Spanish brides to-day is fifteen-and of bridegrooms twentycwo. Handsome, black-haired Alfredo CabelJo, twenty-seven-year-old law student now in London a.s secretary of the Antifascist Alliance
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    NO MORE DOC TEAMS FOR ALASKA ?
    92 11 NO MORE DOC TEAMS FOR ALASKA Juneau. Alaska. DOG team.s carrying mail may ihorttj disappear In Alaska and be replaced by aeroplanes A regular weekly air mail service between here and Fairbanks. Alaska, is shortly to be Inaugurated by the United i i Government. The air route crosses the old
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    KILLED II JAPS, HIS WIFE, THEN SUICDE
    126 11 KILLED II JAPS, HIS WIFE, THEN SUICDE Hunchciiß. Shensi. DEVENGING the outrage of his wife, a former Chinese army officer at Yungho in south-west Shansi. slew 11 Japanese soldiers singled-handed recently. After the fall of the town, the couple still remained there us they had not sufficient means to flee.
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    ROYAL PACE LOSES JOB
    152 11 TOO old at seventeen. ..Not to be a rail--1 way vnnboy (though that's true enough i but to be a page of honour to 'he Kin^. Matter George Edward Charles Hardinge, grandson ol Lord Hardinge, has been a page of honour to three Kings ol England.
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    20 Girls Mourn "Perfect Boy"
    236 11 20 Girls Mourn "Perfect Boy" AN eighth of an inch of disused tramway rail killed Kdward W'il li.imi Searson. the "perfect boy." His bicytfh* wheel, measuring l'ni'.i wide, caught in P., in. rail In a Wands worth street and he died under the wheels of a trollybul. Edward, his father
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    COACH FOR GR ANDSTAND
    179 12 COACH FOR GR ANDSTAND Mrs. Claud Leijrh wearing an attractive hat fashion and veil on the Derby course at Epsom. (Planet News). mmmmmmmamoor. .< m^ m^ amm^^ ammmmmmmmm1mW^^ a tmM^mmmmmmW A coach as a centre of interest for crowds at Epsom. Surrey, as it arrived with 1 C a crowd
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    England
    67 12 wo<iiy 5| across the air all the way by Kip ire Fljlnt-Beal The big 4-engined EMPIRE W*£»* "^S? "R ateassssasssaSKiss extra there's a bar on board. ENGLAND IN IH DAYS— £IS6 single; £280-16-od. RETTRN. (Incorporated in England) Booking and Information from the prim ipal Travel Agents f**™™ l^™^ Airways,
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    Prelude To Loveliness
    2027 14 Sow The Seeds Of Attractive Womanhood While Your Daughter Is Still Small You cannot be too careful of children's teeth which must be cleaned regularly night and morning. A gargle with an antiseptic mouth wash is also a good idea, especially when there are colds about. JF
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    1133 15 Highways Byways To Beauty This Week, ELIZABETH ARDEN t Make-up From A Decorative Point Of View THIS week we complete the story ol make-up, from my point of view, at least. I told you last week of the importance of powder foundations; how essential it is to choose the right
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      39 15 "MADGE" Flower Shop 29, Stamford Koad. Tel. 4227 IVDMHO siikafs C'hurch decoration a Speciality BOUQI KTS, FLORAL BASKETS, Wreaths, floral decorations in short notice. Singapore Orchids. Cut Fresh Flonrrs Orchids cut and in pots. R \l 11OIM .A.M l>\ll
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    Malayans At Home
    210 17 Malayans At Home 'From Our Oxen Correspondent) London, June 4. MR. A. H. Naylor, who will be n- 4 membered for his engineering work 111 F.M.S. has been appointed Professor of Engineering, at Queen's University, Belfast. General Buhrer, who. as Commander-m-Chief in French Indo-China drew up a scheme tor strengthening
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    SHIPS IN DOCK
    135 17 UnW ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Entrance Exit J>hip (iodown Gate Gate Rohna 22 1 Swartenhondt 18 2 3 Hosang 16 2 3 Philoctetes 14 2 Kedah 2 3 Bosto.i Maru 9 2 3 Hector 7 3 Santhia 30 2 Kongo Maru 32 2 3
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    Due To Arrive
    16 17 The s.s. "Cartnage" is expected to arrive here at 9.30 a.m. to-morrow (Wednesday >
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    CARTHAGE PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE
    352 17 THE following are leaving HlQfipCMi the P. O liner "Carthauc on Friday at 9.30 a.m.: Inche Ham/ah bin Abdullah, Mr.s. W J. Allen, Mrs. D. Anderson and infant. Mr. C. D. Bclttm. Mr G D. Barrnu. Major and M r .s. W. J Birkle. child aiyl
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    SHIPPING TRAFFIC SETBACK
    399 17 Decline hi All Sections Oj Wed RETURNS lor Southampton Docks, Issued by thi Southern* Railway Co. for the month of March., show an ailround decline in traffic. There is r>ot. in fact, a snißlie Increase recorded under the 12 headings under \*tuch the truittc »s enumerated* Tile
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    THEFT OF BRANDY
    63 17 Singapore, Monday. 1 FINE of $50, in default three months r i was imposed this MCrninc In the Third Police Court on Lan Ah licMk who pleaded guilty on a previous ocCMta to theft of II bottles of Jutes Kobin brandy from a godown of tlu k
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    40 17 nJnn P k /L r at the next ""wNmi f,.h i^2 th Blllßapore Rotar y Chib to be held on Wednesday, will be Miss .1 .nH V 7i Sol i; he J addre *> b^"B on "Leisure and the Mordrrn Problem
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      200 17 N. K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGERS A(JENTB CUNARD WHITE STAR. LTIJ. (Incorporated in Japan* TO LONDON via Penang. Colomho, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar. s.s. HAKONE MARU June 23 s^s. HUSIMI MARU July 7 s.s. HAKOZAKI MARU Juiy 21 Rates to Ist Class 2nd Class Naples 5574 $621 $634 $381 Marseilles
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    MANY BILLS BEFORE COUNCIL
    1124 18 MANY BILLS BEFORE COUNCIL Rubber Control Enactment Passes All Stages Singapore. Monday. >TO fewer than 15 bills were drart i with at this morning's meeting of the Legislative Council. On a certificate of emergency, the Rubbe; Regulation (Amendment) BOJ was carried through all its stages. Moving the first reading ol
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    MOTORIST WHO CROSSED WRONG BRIDGE
    131 18 MOTORIST WHO CROSSED WRONG BRIDGE Singapore, Mondav -I was in a hurry and did not know 1 was crossing the wrong bridge, said Mr H K Suri, a clerk employed at the Supreme Court, who appeared before Mr. R. A. Ward, the Fourth Ma gistrate. this morning, on a charge
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    GOVT. IN DIFFERENCE OVER BUFFER POOL ALLEGED
    718 19 WAS MALAYAN CASE SABOTAGED? Frctn Our Oivn Correspondent) London, June 3. AT the moiiii'iit. nu news beyond the official communique is available to shed light on tli«» proceedings of yesterday's meeting of the I.T.C. in Paris. There is, however, a strong belief nip
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    BORNEO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEETING
    196 19 BORNEO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEETING ceveral matters of Importance irere i fUteoßted a4 the monthly committee meeting of the North Borneo Chamber of Commerce held at the Sandakan Club. Sandakcn. on June 1 A letter from the Principal Medical Officer. Sandakan. dated May 22. was read, stating that in regard
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    Typhoid Singapore
    470 19 Typhoid Singapore WARNING TO PARENTS Singapore, Monday. TIM Municipal Health Officer, Dr P. S. Hunter, writ** as follows M the subject of typhoid: Commencing about three works apjo there his been a pronounced inerea.se Of typhoid fever. Thoußh persons of all |§M have been attacked a larfa proportion Ol the
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      205 20 FRASER COMPANY. List Of Current Divictenck Singapore, June 13. 5 Total for. Company Dividend Books Date tx. DW. year Close Payable TIN Ayer Hitam Tin 10' < No. 34 ass tax June 7 June. 27 June 20 75' Burma Malay 6d. No. 17 June 23 June 30 June 24 r
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      232 20 J^ fON THE RADIO 3 igt^ *«t^i i^ i^ l SINGAPORE /.hi. US! Me!i CtSM m > P.M. 0.00 Chinese music G 00 Malay DIUSIC.I 700 Children'! programme. "English;. 725 Tim*\ weather, newi and announcements 7.40 First Cricket Test Match. Relayed from London. 755 Light orchestral music played by Reller\s
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      186 20 9.3f) To-day In Germany. Sound picture*. [i 50 Solo concert 10 2 n Si love and wandering. M 05 The Paltboat Shipyard. 11 2o Clote down VIM" 1141 M< s (I^.B mJ A.M. «;.2O Gymnastics. ti .35 Merry recorded music. 7.50 Close down. 10.50 Announcement. 10 54 Musette-ensemble. 11.30 Cooking
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      352 20 P T.T. 7.05 Talk on French events. 720 Concert relayed from Pans P.T.T. 7 50 News in French colonial market prii 8.20 Talk on music by Mr. Charles Oulmont. 8.30 Special topics by Mr. Paul Rives. K.40 Gramophone records. 6.50 1938 Amphytrion, a Play by J. Giraudoux. ICIS Rates of
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      325 20 Nottingham. 12.00 Recital of North-American-J dian Music* Kate Jackson t( nadian contralto*, Eric A" son i narrator), and Jean A kinson 'at the pianoforte). 12 20 Reginald Foort, at the BL Theatre Organ. 12 45 First cricket test match: Emland vs. Australia. A comm* tary on the closing overs of
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    Man Race
    116 21 Tragedy Mars Motor Cycle Event Isle of Man, Monday. IN the Junior Tourist Trophy race <dis- tance 264 miles, seven laps" Stanley Woods, riding a Velocette. won at an avenge of 84.08 miles an hour in 3 h Bm. 30secs. after leading all the way. He broke the
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    KENT CUP CALLOVER
    119 21 London. Monday. THE Kent Cup callover is as follows:— 7 1 Azam Pasha offered. 15 2 taken 9 1 Artist Prince offered. 10 1 taken 100 8 Couvert offered. 100 7 taken 100 8 Full Sail 100 7 Phakos 100 7 Mood\ 100 7 Terroi offerea 100
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    MISSING MISSIONARY
    131 21 MISSING MISSIONAR Y Hankow. Monday. ACTING at the request of the NewZealand Government, the British Consulate is getting Into contact with Hankey, Chengchow and several mission stations in Honan for information abou' Miss Iris Wilkinson, who has not been '.eard of for the past month. A letter from the British
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    Sino-Jap Passage Of Arms At Geneva
    195 21 AeuADn Geneva, Monday. i t:\til Sino- Japanese passage of arms developed at the anti-opium commission to-day, notwithstanding the chairman's previous reminder of the technical character of the commission and his stating that no political discussion would be allowed. The Japanese delegate. Mr. Aman. in
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    THE QUEEN
    47 21 T w London, Monday Her Majesty the Queen has now practically recovered from the effects of the cold which kept her indoors last week Her Majesty will accompany the King to Ascot on each of the four days of the meeting this week-British Official Wireless.
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    "RESULT WOULD BE CHAOS"
    552 21 Ij Government Helped To Build Unwanted Ships WHEN pointing to the progress of th< Court Line Ltd. 'with a 25 per cent dividend!. Sir Laurence K. Philippe Bart., chairman, at the annual meetini recently made an important statemen on the tramp shipping situation. He said that
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    BRITAIN AND APPEASEMENT IN EUROPE
    294 21 Not To Be At Expense Of Fair Dealing, Says Mr. Eden THE forme] Foreign Secretary. Mr. Eden, 1 addressing hli constituents at Leamington, said that nobody will quarrel With the Government's wish to bring about appeasement in Europi Any other intention would be as foolish
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    ATHLETES TO TOUR
    109 21 THE South African Amateur AthleticAssociation is anxious to have the Ail-American Athletic team which is to compete in England next August to come to Capetown for a meet In September Originally it was planned to have team representing Princeton University and Cornell University to some to South
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    32 21 London, Monday. It is officially stated that there is no evidence of a disturbance in the structure of St. Pauls Cathedral as a result of the earth tremor on June 11 -Renter.
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    27 21 A Chinese collapsed last night near the town cleansing department. Havelock Road. There were no external injuries. He died a few minutes alter )>,■■ inp admitted to hospital.
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    BUSY WEEK FOR COMMONS
    165 21 BUSY WEEK FOR COMMONS London. Monday. THE Prime Minister and the foreign Secretary Lord Halifax, both returned to London thi.s morning, and it is thought possible that there may be ministerial conversations during the day, though no special agreements have been made for any Cabinet Meeting. The Commons will, to-morrow,
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    CAR ON FIRE
    22 21 A new bjib.v car rau«ht fire near Paacegay Cinema, New Bridge Roan V ein( D]a/( Ihe bonnet wits damafed
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    EVERY INDIAN SHOULD STUDY HINDUSTANI
    516 22 COMMUNITY LEADER CLASSES WILL BE STARTED IN NEAR FUTURE A n a,,,. >■*'----'> ss%SSHr£ii A MHH of *he «.Son'«{ Vdrama sta R ed at the Chamber of t mnl<r a| a 7of the Indian Assoeiation Venaeular SS^g I'^rH;:,. ■>' «U- near future. Mr Maganlal wished
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    FISHY!
    78 22 ■From Our Own Reporter) Penang. Monday. HONSIDER ABLE interest was aroused at the Campbell street market. Penang. when i hand-cart conveying a big Ssh C'koay kow") weighing >ver 300 lb. was brought in. The fish was over six feet ong and the body was six times the size of
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    200 22 Charlie Chaplin's Talkie pHARLIE CHAPLIN will make his first I' talkie for the United Artists 1938-39 programme and break his long screen silence. Although reported resting at Carmel, Calif., for the past few months, he is known to be reading stories from which his next picture will be adapted. The
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    STARS PRAISE LOCAL BOOK
    234 22 THOUGH Malaya as a rule offers little encouragement to book writing and is an uncertain market for the sale of locally printed books, many of them have been published in recent years. One of the few successful books to receive oversea acclaim is the travel book
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    JUDGMENT RESERVED
    151 22 POSSESSION OF FOR GED NOTES APPEAL Singapore. Monday THE lull court ol Criminal Appeal 1 comprising the Chief Justice Mr justice Mcßwalne, Mr. Justice Mills.! and Mr. Justice Home, to-day reserved j ludgment In the case in which Wong) kiang Chin, sentenced to four years n- j porous
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    Social Evil: Malacca View
    120 22 'From Our Oun Correspondent) Malacca. Monday. IN endorsing the views of the Tribune 1 Group regarding Governments attitude towards the social evil in Maiaya. the Malacca Guardian says inter alia, •It is a truism that no people can be moral by legislation. It has been tried
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    HINDUSTANI THRILLER
    102 22 "Toofani Tarzan" At The Royal Theatre THE Theatre Royal at North Bridge 1 Road, near Arab Street, are .screenin- an outstanding Hindustani Micture entitled "Toofani Tarzan", to-night. "Toofani Tarzan" is a thriller featuring, in the principal roles, such wellknown stunt artistes as John Cavas. Dare-devil Boman Shroff and
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    MALACCA WEDDING
    204 22 From Our O?i?i Correspondent' Malacca, Ifond ST Francis Church. Malacca, wa scene of a pretty wedding this m Ing when Mr. S. A. Joseph of the A Ofike. Colombo, led to the altai Josephine Daisy Vendargon. daught* Mr. and Mrs. Vendargon of Mai Kev Fr. Vendargon. the brother
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    SEREMBAN WEDDING
    180 22 (From Our Own Reporter) Seremban. Monday THE residence of Mr. and Mrs. S. Ponnampalam of Seremban was abla/ of light and colour to-night when th< marriage took place, according to Hmci rites, of IfiSl V. Annamah. daughter i the late Mr. and Mrs. A. Mudali-ir Vena sitamby ot
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    CHINESE WEDDING
    127 22 (From Our Oun Correspondent) Malacca, Monday THE marriage took place on Saturda} according to old Chinese style, of Mi Koh Kim Sun, the only son of the lat« Mr Koh Kiong Lee and Mrs Koh Klong Lee and Miss Ee Siong ChoJ. eldesi daughter of Mr. Ee Yew
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    CHINESE RESER VES EASILY BEAT THE GUNNERS
    491 23 CHINESE RESER VES EASIL Y BEAT THE GUNNERS DIV. 2 SOCCER AT THE STADIUM s.( F.A.11 ">: R.A (B.U) 1 PLAYING in the Second Division of the S.A.F.A. League at Anson Road Staium yesterday, the Chinese second •ring trounced the R.A Blakan Mati to the tune of five goals to
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    ENTRIES FOR K. L. SKYE MEETING
    209 23 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday Horses and ponies entered tor the two-day Skye race meeting In Kuala Lumpur on Thursday and Saturday n< xt are as follows:— HORSES, CLASS !S First run 5 1 furs second run six. all two runs except-
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    C. S. C. WATER POLO
    76 23 The water-polo match played at th< Chinese Swimming Club on Sunday between the Married aid Single resulted m a win for the Single by a comfortable margin. Single: Chiam Koon Nam. Lee Pong Lim, Lini Thye Hock, Lee Hon Minu. 'JVo Swee Poh. Sim Boon
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    S.C.C. Cricket
    67 23 The cnckot tram Of the Sungei UjODR Club, the European Club in Seremban. Will be visitors at the B.C.C. on Saturday and Sunday next. Play will start at 2 p.m. on Saturday and at 11 ain on Sundav On the same daK's. B.C.C. away fixtures are: Saturday vs.
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    First Division Soccer
    26 23 The First Division match arranged to be playt-d at Chang] yesterday between the Gordons and the Sappers Wits postponed owing to heavy rain
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    CASUALS BEATEN IN DIV. 3
    246 23 CASUALS BEATEN IN DIV. 3 D clerical Untoi ground £*rt»* .■eniy contested ?<*«VfT L?a.>ue "bird Division of the S.A.t a. i^a^uc :u-5 ii the Municipal Services gainSg a decisive victory by two goail tonU vcr the Casuals, both goals being ac TSL S**«h prtMrt/S? fullbacks Played at toP iurm. Abdul
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    14 23 ihe r.a.f. sport.- meeting held yesterday afternoon, wi tponed on account of inclement ather
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    Y. W. C. A. TENNIS
    148 23 RESULTS and ties in the tennlf tournament at the Y.W.C.A. are as follows: Handicap singles (semi finals): Miss M Clarke beat Miss Z. Elias 6—l. 6—4; Miss N. Stretch beat Miss D. Foston I l. 7—5. Ladies' doubles (semi finals): Misses M. Joseph and S.
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    CRICKET TEAMS
    120 23 Ceylon Sports Club XI v. Um»'ii Services on Sunday next at 11 a.m. at B:i--lestier Bni Dudley, K Kaiiagaratnain V h Sabapathy, R. v. s. Sundrum A s A Jana n, T. E. K. Retnam, K I !aui.it h, in. v. Paramsothy, A P a Anandarajah, J. N.
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    First Win For Excisemen
    293 23 First Win For Excisemen RxelM S.C. Moravia Fast me esclting occet was vitneoed in the Second Division encount between the Excis* Bporti club and Moravia at the 8 li H round y« (■av The Excisemen sprang urprta In tha» a was their luit Pin i«>r h* < ason. rh" tame
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    WHEN THIEVES FALL OUT
    228 23 (From Our Oun Keporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. two mining coolies ol tne Hong Fan mines, Btßlget Besi, who had bet ween them tried to .steal 77 katies ol tin ore, were each lined $60 or in default two months' rigorous imprisonment by Mr A J Grattan
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    CAUSED GRIEVOUS HURT
    135 23 Malay Fined SI2O Or Four Months i From Our Ouii Importer' Seretnb 801 \N bin Haji Osn m, youi who "A.i-. found puiltj <>i cau otu hurt under provocation b Pe i pi b 4 la it, i 1120 or four »h« caS e :i- the A»i
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    AUSTRALIA FOLLOW-ON
    868 24 England Lead By 247 Runs On First Innings McCABE'S HEROIC KNOCK OF 232 BARRACKING BY CROWD IN SECOND INNINGS A HEROIC INNINGS OF 232 BY STAN MCCABE, AUSTRALIA'S VICE-SKIPPER, SAVED THEM FROM A ROUT IN THE FIRST TEST MATCH AGAINST ENGLAND WHICH CONCLUDES TO-DAY. Faced with a deficit
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    Australia Follow On
    120 24 The Australians had to follow on. No tea interval was taken. They opened their second innings with Fingleton and Brown. The scoring rate was extremely slow, and the crowd barracked the slow batting, and clapped impatiently. Fingleton removed his glove and squatted on the field, refusing to
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    SCORES
    295 24 ENGLAND IST INNS. C. J. Barnett, b McCormick 126 L. Mutton, ll.u. b Fleetwood Smith 100 W. J. Edrich, b O'Reilly 5 R. Hammond, b O'Reilly 26 E. Paynter, not out 216 I D. Compton, c Badcock b Fleetuood Smith 102 L. E. G. Ames, b Fleetwood 1 Smith
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    TERRITORIAL ARMY
    71 24 London. Monday MAY was the second best month Binc< the Great War for territorial army recruiting. A total of 94,572 recruits wa obtained. The net increase for trnmonth, accounting for the addition of a number of men who have completed then .service, was 6,058. The territorial army has
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