Morning Tribune, 21 June 1938

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    16 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. 3.— N i 2i t SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, June 21, 193g FIVE CUNTS
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    BRITAIN TO INTERVENE IN CHINA DRUG TRAFFIC?
    477 1 REPRESENTA TIONS TO JAPAN BEING CONSIDERED r. NO QUESTION T,ME TH E COMMON^SSIvZ "Zu* question 01 representations to the ese Government wa.s being careconsidered by the departments ied. iuh there have been frequent roths Japanese authorities tottfiac&tf! mills In areas they am unaware
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    3 MEN & WOMAN EXECUTED IN BERLIN
    49 1 3 MEN WOMAN EXECUTED IN BERLIN Berlin, Monday THREE men and a woman, aged S S 2K. all from South Oermany i were executed after conviction for i hLrh treason j The woman was accused ol pawin 1^ military tecreta to high Com- i munist Functionaries abroad Router. N
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    46 1 '< rlin, Monda) HERR KMIL WIEHL, director of Hv trade and poll leal department of the German Foreign Office, la leaving to-da\ for London where he will jitnuw bhi Austrian loan question with British authorities. He will be accompanied By w veral economic and financial exoerts. Reuter
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    ROME TALKS
    50 1 Rome, Mm, The mr< ting between Lord Perth and Count Ciano lasted an hour Jt Is understood the Spanish question wi dj cussed from all aspects In view 'it the desire of both .sides thai the Anglo Italian agreement be broughi Into force at the earliest opportunity Reuter
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    Ships In Spanish waters
    31 1 Burgos, Monday. rnlng to Nationalists to destroy id-carrying pirate ships wherhey arc met was given by M f he Nationalist Minister of the m speech herrv Reuter
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    STOP PRESS
    100 1 RENCH CONCERN OVER NEW JAP MOVES Hankow. Afoiidav reported thai Prince Konoye conferred with Mr. SuetsuKU centfnf Hainan Island on SunThis has aroused inucli attenIn France since Mr SutfagU l<»ns: advocated an Invasion of th China which necessitates octtion of Hainun as a base f«« «tions. certain paper
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    FAMOUS CHINESE GENERAL EXECUTED
    308 1 FAMOUS CHINESE GENERAL EXECUTED Hankow. >londa\ TIIK generalissimo's headquarters announce (he execution on June 17 of (ieneral L*B| Mn Flan, commander of the crark BSth Division which parli< -ipated m t Fi«* Shanghai SgMtag. The announcement saya Lung Mo Hnn failed to carry out. his superior's orders m the defence
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    German Officials Named In U. S. Espionage
    152 1 r.\- w York. Monday is learned that ImUctmenti against 20 person- suspected ol particip m German espionage m Khe United State/ have been prepared for the Federal Grand Jury. Although the Grand Jury vote on thi indictments to-day, they are not ex (fi
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    New Tin Quota Fixed
    68 1 New Tin Quota Fixed LONDON. MONDAY THE IN 11 1 NATIONAL TIN COMMIT 1 TEE io -DAY nXED IHE THIRD IRTER qUOTA AT 15 I'KR CENT OF THE RECENTLY REVISED STANDARD TONNAGES. THE BUFFER STOCK SCHEME WAS SUSNED. ALL DELEGATIONS BEING PRESENT. SIAM WAH NOT REPRESENTED CONTRIBUTION TO THE BUFFER
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    COMMISSION NEARLY READY TO GO
    181 1 COMMISSION NEARLY READY TO GO SPAIN IiOMIUNCS London, Monday. Iff the commons to-day, Mr. Butler MUMWMtd that arrangements ITtrt MUte| rontpletion for (he early despatch to Trance of a commission of British, Swedish am* Norwegian experts to report on aerial bombardments m Spain. The commission will br ready to proceed
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    EIRE ELECTIONS
    38 1 Dublin. Monday when the counting of vote.-, was n 1 morni ig Mr De ifolera had i(; J)1 ■'■;<•■•• 39, Indepetidenta v« n md i ob< ur ftve. Three 21 TtiUlta fill to be flared. Reuter Wireless
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      29 1 ON OTHER P/%T.ES Transport Strike Threat Couple's Suicide Brothers Almost Decapitated o > London Letter i, Jesselton Ice Mti is Flying float Servh >i s 2sn. fc« Wiinhlcdiiii ,j _A
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      71 1 V I 3j >^ i RESH MILK— WITH XSPSS ALL Tl n I!i2H!!i i: RBMOVBD! JET Kinn put m cnl t<> deliciou nourishing y\ ur troubles with milk, to dHak. It is especially i r Klim is rich, pure oowi good tot b*bi< i. it >ur j Icred with only
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    ANOTHER TRANSPORT STRIKE THREATENED
    373 2 ANOTHER TRANSPORT STRIKE THREATENED Traction Workers 9 Ultimatum APFIPF WORKERS MUST BE PREPARED FOR ANOTHER TRANSTORT STRIKE SIMILAR TO THAT WHICH TOOK PLACE SOME TIME A^O WHEN THERE WERE NO SERVICES OF TROLLEYBUS AND OMNIBUSES OF THE SINGAPORE TRACTION CO. LTD. •THE momentous decision to call a 1 strike should
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    Bicycle Registration In Malacca?
    124 2 Bicycle Registration In Malacca? From Our Own Correspondent Malacca, Monday THAT the assistance of the Police Traffic Department should be obtained by the Municipal Commissioners to educate local cyclists with regard to traffic regulations is suggested by a commissioner. Mr. C. r. Mr' Smith, at the last commissioners meeting, m
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    Howizitspelt?
    481 2 (By Noel Barber) WATCHED as well as heard— my first spelling bee last night, which was much better than mere listening, for you could see the apprehensive twitches to the lips as well as hear the hesitant stammers. And don't laugh unless you can spell mesembrianthemum without stammering. Contest,
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    SCAFFOLDING SAVES MAN FROM DEATH
    251 2 FELL FROM TOP OF 340-FOOT WIRELESS MAST Singapore, Monday. WORKING on one of the new wireless masts at the New Naval Base wireless station, officially known as Suara Wireless Station Singapore, a Chinese kepala had a miraculous escape from certan death this morning when he
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    S.C.R.C Social
    74 2 A social evening will be held for S.CJI.C. members and their friends on Saturday July 16 at Hong Lim Green. TTiere will be dinner, dancing and a var- iety entertainment during the Music will be provided by an on Admission will be by ticket^ these may be obtained
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    Couple's Suicide Pact
    332 2 Couple's Suicide Pact Singapore, Mond< WEEPING parents of a son ,vho committed suicide told the Co roner. Mr. W. G. Porter, to-day the story of a double tragedy, m winch their son. and his wife both died together as a result of drinki: strong solution of caustic soda Chen Whai
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    RUBBER LANDS: COMMUNIQUE
    123 2 'From Our Own Reporter S Kuala Lumpur. Monday THE Under Secretary to j i 1 F.M.S. Government ha> 1 issued the following Import S communique bearing on I rubber regulation agreement 'On the assumpiton that w > new rubber regulation agreem m will be signed on July
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      29 2 "Poundmark" Roofing Tiles CHEAP STRONG COLOURFUL The most elegatit and economical roofing on the market A orodn^t of the British Kmpire. SOLE AGENTS: GUTIIRIgjBb fine, m IS.) WJ£. JM—
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    Brothers Almost Decapitated
    145 3 Brothers Almost Decapitated Discovered By Their Father 'From o o r Own Reporter, Teluk Anson, Monday. THE heart-breaking story ol how an elderly man, going m search o( his iwo sons, during the early hours of Thursday morning came upon their bodies In the vicinity of a toddy shop, with
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    Death For Strangler Was Interested In Wife Of Deceased
    199 3 Death For Strangler Was Interested In Wife Of Deceased from Our own Reporter) Ipoh. Monday. AFTER a protracted hearing spread over the week, a young Chinese has been found guilty of the murder ol a compatriot on Jan. 3 m Manong, near Parit, by the Hon. Mr. Justice W. J.
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    TRAFFIC OFFENCE
    8 3 Singapore. Monday fc4^«rtti A** this morning.
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    6 3 A meeting of **>ȣ*& S :\l5 p.m.
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    Law Notice For To-Day
    30 3 Before Mr. Justice Tl SnU^Court 3 Court at 10.30 a J^f^som n Criminal Appea v sW 37Keat (Pp: Appeal' Cmne.se .IMI. Maricar V* ktl TMeatre Co.
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    TRAIN POST BOXES TO GO
    69 3 TRAIN POST BOXES TO GO TIIK hour of closiiiß thr mails at I 1 the (itiu-ral IVst Oflice for i JWlltfll by the Northbound night i m »l tram MM kMH »\t«'iided from p.m. t<« I p.m. and. <ni and after tin lvl i)ioxim.» the train letter boxes, mow fixed
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    $12,000 DAMAGE IN PENANG FIRE
    86 3 'From Out Own Reporter t j Pcnung. Monday. A MIDDLE section warehouse m Victo- j lia Street was completely razed to the ground by Are this morning, when da- mam- estimated at $12,000 was caused, j The alarm was raised and two flre engines rushed
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    15 3 The s.s. Burdwnn is expected to Arrive here at 6 a.m. on Thursday. tJune 23 >.
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    SOLVING MALACCA'S TRAFFIC PROBLEM
    161 3 OMNIBUS COMMITTEE SITS 'From Our Own Corrtipondtnt) M; Lacca, Monday nECAUSE Singapore and Penan* differ immensely ir.m c l £jf e D geographical situation many problems arise which *W C«l3 pecuuai Mftl^a and which have to br treated on their own merits. The locrl trame pr:ioivm
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    CRIMINAL TRESPASS CHARGE
    91 3 Young European Acquitted Singapore. Monday NEATLY drMMd m a grey flanne I suit a European. Benjamin Driver aged 26. of the Singapore Dairy Farrr, appeared In the Second Po lice Cour this morning on a charge ofcriminal Trespass by entering the Chin Hua School, at the sth
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    DEATH
    33 3 BKIBANAH IIOEDEN (Beb( mm Died ;K ed 74. Burial 10-day <21-6-38 i. CorV lravo. rrtdrnce at 5 p.m. for St. Joseph's Church and thence to B-dadan Penang and F.M.S. papers please copy.
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    WHITE GLOVES FOR MAGISTRATE
    185 3 Second Time In Two Years trot (>m oic>) Correspondent) Tapah, Monday m Interesting carmen! took place m Iht Magistrates Court when Mr R. W I Harper, A.C.P., Officer Supertntendendlng the Police Circle, Perak South, on behalf of the police, presented I pair ot white gloves to
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      34 3 DOES GROW HA I R Removes Jardrutl, Ji'revents Falling-hair and corrects ai.s«>rd»r.s cl the scalp. To restore new hairprowth ask ycur Chemist, or a High-Class store, or Hair-dresser PURE PfLVIKfM* Sf.lt Distributors: RAHAMIN PENHAS
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      97 3 MUAR NAN YANG HOTEL AGENTS. Express Service .3 tim**s daily 1. HAI CHFW HOTEL, 35. Beach Roar) Singapore. Tel: 3015 2. NAN YANG HOTEL, 41. Jalan Maharani. Muar Tel. 156 3. NAN CHANG HOTEL, 84. Bunpa Eaya. Malacca. Tel: 92 1. Singapore to Muar, Malacca X L at 7.00 a.m.
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      54 3 HORSE HEAD BRAND I pURM 4 MADE IN BUR MA (,l AItIMIID 1100% IKIUIIMI lI XII X (iII.HI.I.AN CO., LTD., Singapore, Kuala Lumpur. rVnani:. WIIITF SWAN DUPLICATING PAPKR defy competition m both price and quality. suitable lor all duplicating machines Price 1.25 per rpapi Obetainable at all offices of PETER
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      86 4 London. Momta^ London Monday ALM OIL (Malaya) TT T day m bulk junr July shipment Cl 4-5-0 Se;: Unchanged OPKA (Straits, F.M.S.) June Shipment HO-15-0 paid sellers £10-13-9 paid SAGO FLOUR (Sarawak) June' July Shipment 7 3 Sellers Unchanged TAPIOCA (Ist quality) (Singapore* June Shipment \21 l 2
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      143 4 London, Monday Previous *v-day Chaw.. Distillers 96 9 98 .1 Dunlop Rubber 27 i>7 ;»c General Electric 73 70 9 Ex. Div Imperial Chemical Industries 3Q 314 2 1 4 1 Imperial Tobacco 1313 133 P- 1 in 1 Anglo-Dutch 24 2417& 4*7 Vfcd Canadian Pacific 51.,
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      58 4 London. Monday Previous To-day Change f.T. on Parib (Closing middle rate) T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 896-116 3.96 -116 T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) 9- 1 9-» 2 U T.T. on Honpfkon (closing selling rate) Unchanged TT on Japan (closing selling rate) 1^ Unchanged TT on
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      METAL MARKET
      21 4 UN Standard Previous Boot (afternoon < closing price) £180- 4 London. Monda\ To-day Chan^r £182-3 4 -3'i eiB3-i L -3*4
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      BULLION MARKET
      33 4 i^tfll I) London. Monday OULil' Previous To-day Change Fine Bur per oz. £7.0 10 £7 0.10* SILVER Spot 18 1116 18 13.16 Hfc 4 months' forward 18 3 8 18U +> 8
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      33 4 RUBBER New York, Saturday. Previous To-day Chane* Tone Steady Spot Buyers^ 12U Closed OctlDec. Buyers 12 7 16 Sellers 12 9 16 TIN Tone Firm Steady Spot 403/ 4 41
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      OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED
      54 4 OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED FREE yourselves from the FEAR of BURGLARS by keeping your VALUABLES (jewellery or important documents) m SAFE BOXES m our VAULTS at CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. You hold YOUR OWN KEYS, and ONLY YOU can have access to these safe boxes, so that SAFETY and
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      SHARE MARKET
      128 4 Messrs. Fraser Co. s Report Singapore. Monday. .MIXING Tin at midday was $90 3 4 up 12 1 2 cents. There were few distinctive icatures In the tin share market today, prices remaining unchanged and Lie turnover small. Kubber closing prices were: Spot: Buyers 19 58; Sellers 19f
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      CROWD CHASES SOLDIERS
      205 4 Singapore, Monday. /^OH HOII HOC), a ricksha -puller. VI was a battered-looking individual when he appeared m the- Third Police Court this morning as complainant m a case m which two privates of the Loyals Regiment, G. YVhitcley and A. Clare stood charged with voluntarily causing hurt
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      BOOKS NOT UP TO DATE
      130 4 Prosecution In Muar From Ow Oun Corresjio'irirn? Muar. Monday Lim Yuk Kee. of Chop Heng Kee. pn vision merchants appeared before InchHaron bin Ahmad this morning to answer a charge of having failed to keep the liquor wholesale and retail stock books of Chop Heng
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    671 5 STOCKS SHARES I Issued By Fraser fr Company Singapore. Ju>;M'f.. 5 J)ni m Kumbang 28rma Malay Hitam 22 1 %'C ■rin Tin ,u Malay 2 f 1-30 pit" °f Kong Tin I'i" ">;« us Hydraulic R Tin V 226 23* i'l:ipai515 ■>■ .7,° leb 0 3 68 <j Cd han
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    S. E. ELVY & CO.
    77 5 S. E. ELVY CO. ShanKhai. Hongkong, Manna, Biftfapnrm t*m*6ment Bankett and Broken mi n 9*curli tf av<i Comm i\tf* Daily Foreign Market Ca:>:c aiu* %U6fho* Mombon NEW rORK cotton BXCHANGft COMMODITY EXCIi iSCK [Si NEW YORK UOFJ i SU< AR VNOM CHICAGO BOARD Ut IKADJ CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANG] SHANGHAI STO(
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    208 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore, Monday MINING Buyers Sellers Ampat 3 4«, 2 3.9 Batu Selangor 1 27 1 32 Hong Fatts 1.03 1 .07 Hongkong Tin 20 3 21 3 Jelebu 0.67 72 <amunting Tin 9 9 10 fi Katu Tin 23 6 24 6 KiUinghall 18 u>- UngUl Tin
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    NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ N.V.
    136 5 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ N.V. incorporated m the Netherlands (Netherlands Tradinor Society* BANKERS AMSTERDAM Established by Royal Charter AD. 1824 Paid Up Capital f 40,030,000 Statutory Reserve Fund 5,0«)0.000 Special Reserve 1,000.000 Chairman of the Hoard of Directors H. C. KEHBOCK. Managing Board: D. CRENA DE IONUU President M. TAUDiN CHABOT Director
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    259 5 6% Maynard Co. Ltd. $30,000 Int. Apr. 30 Oct. 31 95 105 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY 5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Mar. 31 Sept. 30 100 102 norn 4V 2 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. HI Sept. 30 105 107 norn 4 1 2 1909 red. 1955
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      161 6 TO-NIGHT at_the AR|TOL_ discover a New Female "Singing TARZAN. W f\ Jlrii'st Role I ■V^ I ii I DIZZY, I PvH Umi Ii bW^^ Xi d\ii dv >yjjj!^^r Pr r^aW^ 4.^iaß v |1 With Excellent jjiaw -4 -1 b»%M^^^ including Br iJnfiHR <■ /ii vl Jf h\ B) Bi Bi
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      115 6 ROTARY TALK Mr. Homer S. Wong. Dean of Pek. College of Fine Arts, will address Singapore Rotary Club on Wednesti his subject being "Let there be light. I HIS SPICIEST! HIS FUNNIEST HIS SUNNIEST HIS VERY BEST! RANDOLPH^* 1 PRODUCED OIRtCTEO BY HERBiRT WIL£@X FEATURING ADORABLE JEAN GILLIE PAVILION NEXT
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    LOCAL MALA V WEDDING
    336 7 LOCAL MALA V WEDDING Singapore, Monday TWO well-known local Malay families were united on Saturday by the marriage of Inche Mohumed Eusope. .son of Lt. Rahmat bin Aban, M.BE.. to the daughter of the late Inche Abdul Rahman. Sgt. -Major of Police. The ceremony took place at 24. Lorong 31.
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    Negligent Driving Charge
    57 7 Singapore, Monday. Appearing before Mr. R. A Ward, the Fourth Magistrate, this mornin Mi A. A. Godfrey of the Royal An Force. Seletar. claimed trial on charge of driving a motor-car negll uentiy at the 11th mile. Ponggo] Road., on the afternoon of May 8. and there-
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      70 7 AjJj_AMBKA THRILLS As Love and Danger flame m a Nation Torn mm I of I %jj£ v iA7 l l h Ha i p ITS THF FUNNIEST FINNY FOR A LONG TIME— YOILL ROAR AT THE ANTICS OF JI'DY (ANOVA. THF HILL-BILLY QUEEN- AND there's lovely dorotii* lamoi'r singing a
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      236 7 OPENING TO-NIGHT 6-15 9-15 Phone 6909 SEE HUNDREDS RISKING nil IK LIVES IN BATTLE SCENES! ships BLASTED m BELCHING CANNON! Till GLORIOUS ROMANCE DEFYING THE FURY OP WAR! AND tj |^^^Fx I'nfor^et(able LSiippoid-cl hy Excellent Shorts LATRBT AIR MAIL F{!MTISH MOVIETONE NEWS m BRITAIN DEFEATS AMERICA IN WALKER CUF TOURNEY
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    Three Tugs Search For Lutine Gold
    263 9 Thk worlds largest Un-drtdger, the Karimata. equipped with 110 ste» I scoop.s. is shortly to leave for Terschel imu m ih'w attempt to recover mow than £1.000.000 m K«ld and .silver from 'the Lutine. the British frigate which was wrecked OH sand-bank off the
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      70 9 •XEW IH'IWOi\" Selangor Hill-Climb *k> "o >-"♦* '<^X^sr^^T|o gtS '*"•*> *<■**?* m^J*mo^^~**~ \IKKID M SILVA recent winner „l the Kuala I,umpur-Seremban-and-back Cycle Road Race m record time on a New Hud (Hi cycle. repeated his success Uv winning; the Kuala Lumpur Lake Garden Hiii-ciimb. Whether for competitive sport or plea-sure
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Tuesday, June 21, 1938 MALARIA UP-COUNTRY
    318 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Tuesday, June 21, 1938 MALARIA UP-COUNTRY ATTENTION was drawn at the last meeting of the Kinta Sanitary Board to the fact that there had been an increase m the number of cases of malaria m Ipoh recently. The chairman admitted that that was the case and that
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    BETWEEN THE PINCERS
    952 10 Prague, the city 'cave for those Unbued with love ol 1 mtr '>'■ bent k)l international I affairs, (Vrcho-Slovukia is one of thoM countries about which the average Britoa is apt to be a little hazy iwrile 'Captain Norman MacMillan m the Daily Mall). Partly thi.s is
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    131 10 In brilliant sunshine the Kins, wearing the starlet and gold uniform of Colonel in-Cmcf of the Scots Guards lad tho blue ribbon o» the Order of the Garter, attended the Trooping of the Oioui m ofliciai celebration of bis birtml.v on th«* Horse Guards Parade. London. Two thousand men of
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    AMERICAN MOTOR INDUSTRY AGAIN HIT BY DEPRESSION
    341 11 AMERICAN MOTOR INDUSTRY AGAIN HIT BY DEPRESSION THIRD OF DETROIT IN POVERTY \K third of the peonle of n«t». >;« 4 i „f America. J SXBffJJdSS The slump has returned to industrial America and is reflected to-day m the relief crises m (Sand Ohi ere all funds are exhausted, m
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    A DICTATOR WIFE
    256 11 Henpecked A fan s Complaint OMPLAINING that his married life had been made a hell, a professor of strava. Czecho-Slovakia. is askine: lor divorce from his dictator-wife. This, according to the Pr°^ oosr s itement m cour, was his daily router Get his own breakfast: Get his
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    "Don't Marry A Mother's Boy"
    203 11 "Don't Marry A Mother's Boy" ATEVEK marry a man who is under n the domination of his mother." This was one of the pieces >f advice given by the Rev. George Needham Sheffield's psycro-analyst vicar to a congregation consisting mainJv Sheffield"' Ut Pnil iP's Church m Other -cion'ts" mi n
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    Met By Accident, Died Together
    93 11 ALBERT Pierce, 40. and £dna Lankln, 42, were strangers, comins from widely separated cities, who met by chance and within 24 nours had carried out a suicide pact. Their bodies were found In Pierce'.s car. A rubber hose attached to the ex haust pipe carried
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    13 11 Photo shows a striking hat fashion seen Mth <ourse at Fpsom. (Topical Press).
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    Census Of Officers
    67 11 Calcutta, June 9. WITH a view to determining the exact position vis-a-vis communal representation m the Government services m the province of Benmil, the- Government have decided to take a census twice a year of the officers .serving under them. The census is intended to toum the
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      94 11 POLAROID Glasses are tv latest ftcievtific di9cwery m rl»r« protection. Ke7!P«wtt i^u to «c 20 to 30 feet below the surface of ttie water FOR im: fIRST TlME— prrfwt eye comtmrt for 4rhrrnp. crunins:. fishing, leanis t any outdoor sport. See <wr derranstration of this remarkable new invention. THOMPSON OPTICAL
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      39 11 m. 'i V 111 M T| j TtIC TIKJI TONIC FOOD 2 Gkmtoaklt mf mil Ckmmtnt mn4 Storm j il»I\i; DAIVCE at the Capitol Restaurant Music by X i fm BLACfI hi* Orchtffttm WKDXKSDAV FRIDAY X P.M. To Midnight
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    IMPERIAL AIRWAYS
    38 12 (Incorporated m Fneland* Bookings and Information from the prin *»%1 I> u t .\~*n*~ or f rom Inmerini Airways, Ltd., co Mansfield Co., Ltd. (General Agents for Malaya), Ocean Building, Singapore. TELEPHONE 5159. TELEGRAMS: 'AIRWAYS SINGAPORE
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    England now 5½ days across the air
    112 12 England now 5½ days across the air all the way by ft] in p i r e i lying-Boat The big 4-eiißined EMPIRE ilying-buats now leave Singapore for England 'wice ft week. They are the last word m air-going luxury, tfou have a smoking room on board, a promenade deck,
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    WILL NEW GIANT AIR L COME . EAST?
    352 12 WILL NEW GIANT AIR L COME EAST? s QEBTINED to be anl on the Eastcrn run on Imperial Airways as far as Calcutta the new Imperial Airways' airline**. "Ensign", has now been handed over to the company > after nicmmM trials. (Her 1111 feet Itttg and standing IX' j feet)
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    Make The MOst Of Your Garden
    953 14 Both You And Your Children Can Spend Many Happy Hours Out-Doors If You Erect An Attractive darden House (JARDENS m Malaya are often r so spacious and so lovely that they form ideal setting for garden houses which, if they are properly built and
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    IN KEEPING WITH THR HOUSE
    25 14 If this shelter is to be seen m conjunction wjth the house, it is view it must have— home charming.
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      26 14 [NEW BRANCH IXOW OPEN I AT 3, FORT ROAD MALACC A (Telephone 121) >l A I SON PEltHl LADIES HAIRDRESSERS 7!», Stamford Ruad SINGAPORE. (Telephone 4610)
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      14 14 Small stock of I Lingerie just received. 18, Battery Road, Ist Floor, Phone 7145.
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      30 14 19, STAMFORD ROAD. Phone 2526. (towns for all occasions. Linen Suits and Morning Dresses, New York Cut Beautiful Handbags, fifowers, Hats, Necklaces, and Lingeries. Smart and Reasonable at YOUR DISPOSAL.
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      37 14 "MADGE" Flower Shop 29, Stamford Road. Tel. 4227 w WEDDING SHEAFS Church decoration a Speciality BOUQUETS, FLORAL BASKETS, Wreaths, flora! decorations m short notice. Singapore Orchids. Cut Fresh Flowers Orchids cut and m pots. BY AEROPLANE DAILY.
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    Lovely To Live In
    918 15 Let The Interior Of Your Home Be Not Only A Work Of Art In Itself, But Also An Appropriate Setting For Those Who Live In It. ALTHOUGH theories and principles of n decoration can give invaluable nuid..ce and are necessary if you are thoroughly to understand
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      406 16 JfiL "li i -3EI,jU ill ■■••iJ,." U i BY P&Oand BRITISHINDIATINES (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) Outwards. Due DU s«.H,re Tonnage Spore Tonnage pore 19^g ■.ksssk- w fj-HL IS Si Er- as ffis ga 'S S2 •BHUTAN 6,100 July 30 g A T^»f AN H)07 0 Sept. 24 BEHAR 0.000 Aug. 8
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      335 16 |v TO FRENCH PORTS S w I lV^ 2J CHARCFMRS REUNIS J c r Marseilles Havn Antwerp Dunlgrk June Ifl j ITO SAIGON INDOCHINA DESIRADE For Su^on. Tourane and Ha,phon S »g J d'ENTRECASTEArX I S. A. M. I. (from Saigon) i l| do. PASQUIE7, n» Saigon. Jjme M j
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    POSTAL INTELLIGENCE
    87 17 STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TO-f)\^ South-West Sumatra 8 f- neo. Celebes, M< lnd mor Dilly i'->kat. Samba, and Blngkawtng umndland Mope and Great Britain x fran x Medan x MetherUnds Indies:— Bagan and lal Pandjanu rie Kock. Padang Pakan Baroe and Biak By air to Hongkong only Swartenhondt of
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    SHIPS IN DOCK
    62 17 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES ok! EXPECTED TO ARRIVI-: Entrance Kxit Giambi KEFTEL H.UtBorK m.u.i wharf: Lch Vedette, Lemi tang Lighter Kep i. Oil Wharf: Nil. Coal Wharf Nil VESSELS IN DRY DOCKS ranjMif Pauar: Albert Dock: Tug Mitra Pontoon B Victoria Dock: Nil KeppeJ Harbour: King's Dock:
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    COLONIES AND TRADE UNIONS
    158 17 DECOONITION of the pro Mcm of L tiades unions is emphasisea >n a drspalch to British colonial governors, including Sir Shenton Thomas, which had been issued by Lord Harlech when he was Secretary of State for the Colonies, and which is now published. The despatch invites
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    BIG INCREASES IN PROFITS
    484 17 South Wales Shipping Co. Report A MARKED Increase m profit 1 reported by the Reardon smith Line, Ltd ol Cardiff, the profit on trading for the \'.ii ended March 31 bemu £596.038 (*****.648 m 1937 alter providing lor repairs, surveys, and reserve for it Dividi nds
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    EIGHT-HOUR DAY AT SEA
    317 17 Reservations For Geneva Convention Till-: v "i the N drafl law pro Idin i <<v the hi houi sea has tier < *lo The Nor. 1 'jiitu Deoaxtm nt »>i ..in mere? propose tl the law should <\>m (> Into foine on Janu v- l, 1939
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      298 17 Bin\s PHILP LINK. Incorporated m Australia' NEXT SAILINGS MPRK-TTO Ue Sa IS .\IiLKKUR T p 9 q T) v -3 \iAupni June jui\ Snon oT JU^ 30 All S 3 especial cheap round trip tickets from Singapore lo Australia issued at the rollowlng rates. wS Cla >s P assen e
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      180 17 i%. l. it. u \i: GENERAL PASSENCiERS AGENTS CUNAKD WHITE STAR, LTD. (Incorporated m Japan > TO LONDON via IVnang. Colombo Aden, Port Said. Marseilles Gibraltar. s.s. HAKONE MARU June 23 BJ. HUSIMI MARU July 7 s.s. HAKOZAKI MARU July 21 Rates tr Ist Class 2nd Class) Naple* $574 §<;:.']
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    SKULL SPLIT
    241 18 To Enable Brain To Grow A TWO-AND-A-HALF-YEAR •>' A rested comfortably m the Washi] sections apart to permit his brain to mow to normal dze. The operation, which is very rare and delicate, was performed by Dr. H H Schoenfeld. the well-known brain specialist, m the presence of
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    JOHORE OFFICIAL FINED
    519 18 JOHORE OFFICIAL FINED CONVICTED OF HAVING USED CRIMINAL FORCE U r «r. Nitf.dng.le, Acting Sec I A»totonl Adviser Brfu M >i., whow.sch.rged with h.vtagc.u«d hurl toSyed ft« bin AbdulUh A1.i,MV,,.. well-taown Ar.b n. i.^v vi( 1 1 l ,r havi,,, us-,. v. m ,n::l nv am...n. .1 HObvMr. l-.K. Wilson
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    Mystery Death Of Caretaker
    73 18 ON entering his week-end bungalow a r the seventh mile. Paste Panjang Read, on Saturday, Mr. Lee Kane Poh. i well-known Singapore Chinese merchant, found the decomposed bedy o 4 ni^ 70-year-old caretaker. Eoth hands and feet were ned. and i he deceased was gagged. A
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    THE KISS-METER Tells Intensity Of Affection
    257 18 THE KISS-METER Tells Intensity Of Affection AND now comes the kiss-meter to measure sex-appeaL ot course, it had to be American citizens of the country that invented the lie-detector, to think of it. It has already been demonstrated but hardly shall we say, scientifically tested. unless nne calls n kiss
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    PROHIBITION OF INDIAN LABOUR EMIGRATION TO MALAYA
    158 18 OFFICIAL NNOUNCEMEh I Simla, June 15 rpHL Government of India's order A prohibiting assisted emigratiot of Indian labourers to Malaya took effect from to-day. The following has been announced the Gazette: •Whereas it appears that the numb' of unskilled Indian labourers now the
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    Jesselton Ice & Power Pays 5 p. c. Dividend
    330 18 Jesselton Ice Power Pays 5 p. c. Dividend INCREASED PROFIT MADE IN 1937 Singapore. Monday. TH\T the reconstruction of the 1 plant had resulted m considerable improvement m efficiency and crmequently m reduced expenditure m the electricity and ice departments, was reported by the chairman of the Jesselton Ice and
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      39 18 Lombard strings the trivkvdest Right I t ever gap* JACK DEMPSEY fatiouH irorid'* hearts- r eight champion CAROU LOMDARD FBBBBIC MARCH tn MUMtCtt INTBI»^ATIO!SAL'» $«n»o«onol TRCHNICOLOBi Com.dy M€>THIWG §ACRED WITH CHARLES WINNINGER WALTER CONNOLLY IT'S THE CAPITOL'S NEXT ATTRACTION
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    BRITISH DEFENCES IN PACIFIC
    421 19 AUSTRALIA'S PART IN THE SCHEME a result of conversations between British ,t a t. PSmP n 9n H Mr Earle Page and Mr. R. G. Menzies, the Australian Cabinet Ministers now v.siting London, Australians expect their couSS to become the great bulwark of British defence m
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    MISSING BRITISH SHIP
    277 19 First Clue To Mystery Discovered THE following mi i by 1 Lloyd's from the mi Messrs ther, Latta and Co.. Ltd.) oi the •nidon steamer Anglo- Australian, which not been reported for nine weeks, d us presumed to ha down In he AtlanticReceived the foll( ible from
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    STRATEGIC ISLE IN CANADA
    134 19 Will Not Be Sold lo foreigners INTICOSTI ISLAND, situated m the Gulf of St. Lawrence at the mouth of the St Lawrence River, which is of great strategic importance, will not be sold to any foreign nation. Mr. Mackenzie King, the Canadian Prime Minister, assured the
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    Considerate Treatment
    87 19 Considerate Treatment "THK nee was prepared with' a > special device The mochi brand of rice and water were wrapped m i > celophane and wore cooked. Drops with various stimulants and wine > i m tube were given to restore i J energy. As for drinking water, we gave
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    4,000,000 Saw Celebrations In Sydney
    85 19 THERE was an aggregate attendance Of 3.861.000 people at the nine major functions and spectacles ol the Australian 150 th Anniversary celebrations m Sydney. Railway figures for the first three months ol this y< ar showed that 2.750,0(11) j more passengers were transported Mian for
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    Shipping Clerks' Association
    108 19 At a special general meeting oi the Singapore Shipping Clerks* Association. held on Tuesday, the following were elected office-bearers: Mr. Lee Eng Hock, President; M Lee Cheng Poh, Vice-President; Mr. ishu Boon Eng, hon. .secretary and Treasurer; Mr. Sim Boon Chong, hen. auditor; committee, Mr. Koli Pheow
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    ANOTHER GOLD RUSH
    347 19 ANOTHER GOLD R USH North-We 'i en ltorie rHE greatest rush since Ktondylu has drawn thotu md ol pr< pector here from ail part.', <>[ Canada and the United States and m.uiv a'vrniunu Britons with experience ol goldfleldi In Australia, &outh Sirica, and Bi Ouiana They are awaiting their turn
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    273 20 FRASER COMPANY. List Of Current Dividends Singapore. June 20, 5 p m Total foi Company Dividend Books Date B&. D!?. y eal Close Payable TIN Ayer Hitam Tin 10% No. 34 itss tax June 7 JuneV 27 June 20 Bangrin 5% final 157 Burma Malay 6d. No. 17 June 23
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      161 20 MT A Rest m I s //frac World jf-i 7 If mmW BUY I>IIOT PEN E CHEAPESI fif L II m W or everlastin X performance choose JKSfc fc^ I MW market to-day. It's worth paying doublB fS\^ J r^^^l stylish models of the latest and is of no wm
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      450 20 iON THE RADIO] C LONDON I BERLIN PRANSMSSIONS 2*3 ls < S(. 11.19 Mis <l(i« m.) 12 25 Call (German, English) German nsi 15.14 Mcs (1M Folk Song. 12 30 Concert of Light Music. BOS Bi- B«-n Ja.-k Wilson and hU 2 2 o News in German. bUD 1.35 Concert
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      308 20 SINGAPORE ZIIL L33 Mcs (225.0 m.) pjn. 5.00 Chinese Music. t ii 00 Malay Music 7.00 Children's Programme. (English). 7.30 Time, Weather, News and Announcements. 7.45 "Industrial Singapore— No 3.'' A Visit to a Steam Laundry. 8.00 Light Orchestral Concert played by Reller's Hungarian Band. Relayed from the Addphi Hotel.
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      268 20 PARIS TPA— 2 15.24 Mcs (lf>.7 m.) p.m. 5.20 Gramophone Records. 6 05 Talk on Current French Even*: in Japanese. 6.20 News in English. 6.35 Concert delayed from Part; P.T.T. 7.03 Talk on French Events. 7.20 Concert Relayed form Parb P.T.T. 7.50 News in French. Colonial Market Prices. 8.20 Talk
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    Y.W.C.A. NEWS
    337 21 Y. W. C. A. NEWS The monthly meeting of the General mmtttee of the Y.W.C.A. was held n Friday with Mrs. A. B. Jordan. President, m the chair Those present Mesdames F. D. Thompson, E. Smith, A S. Small. Loh Poon Lip. W Hhmoel. A. Handy, E. Underhill. H. W.
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    75 21 The King and his brothers and Queen Mary and the two Princesses I 'ended the Tr >oping of the Colour ceremony, official celebration of the X i,.«'s birthri iv, on «he IforM Guards Parade, London. Photo shows Uupcn Mary and PlllHlfw Ettuketk (beside her) and Pi n< ess Margaret Ron
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    22 21 London Monday Hielr Ifajesti v th< Xii n attended the final P the Aldershol I on Saturday night British OiWirH 88. I
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    HEAVY BOOKINGS FOR FLYING BOAT SERVICE
    127 21 HEAVY BOOKINGS FOR FL YING BOA T SER VICE London. Monday BOOKINGS have been so heavy for the lir.si tlymg boat service from England j Australia, which starts from the Im pertal Airways base at Southampton next Sunday that the two flying boai..vill be used. The flight will mark the
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    COPPER QUOTA CUT NOT WARRANTED?
    183 21 COPPER QUOTA CUT NOT WARRANTED? London. Monday SUSTAINED advance m copper prices v since the announcement of the quota 3 cut shows that the metal exchange chooses to place a bullish interpretation r on the producers' action, though some s copper dealers are afraid it envisages a 3 further decline
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    PEACE FEELER INSPIRED BY JAPANESE?
    213 21 A PEACE ft; <•• Which it ttntnlij believed has Japanese influence ti.'hind it has Invn issu.'rl by tlir provisional government here m the form o) statement on <he horror of thf wir («tatCfl i P€*nfllf mm *9*t). It says it will taki* a (enturv to
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    POSSESSED ARMS
    216 21 (Chinese Gaoled Singapore, Monday k VI Calibre revolver. 13 rounds of ammunition ami a dajfjfer, were exhibited m the Criminal District Court, this morning, m a ease m which two young Chinese were eon cerned, pl<^ding guilty to a ehargt oi MIM ,m possession of the arms, Tan
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    DEATH OF FAMOUS EXPLORER
    57 21 Discovered New People In Papua London. Mondi THE death I* Announced <>f .J G Hides explorer ol Northern Papua In Au tralla, -••••■<:* S3 m 193s i; i' rovered a nen race ol li \h\ Jcii pie m Papua, which v 1 U•■ ul il much
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    SAPPERS PAY SOCCER VISIT TO MUAR
    536 22 WIN THRIUJNG GAME 3—l (prom on; Own com vr> r(ii tl Muar. Monday. DIIOKK a large MOT* Urn Koval t»giSU*rs. S«^a,,ore. (rat the Muar B eleven b" 3-1 m a last and kktwttj CO«t«Ud gam! nl 'i. < d tf 4h« Muai Club t«4ail|
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    NEGRI TENNIS
    180 22 Japanese Sweep Board From Our Own Reporter/ Seremban. Monday. JAPANESE players again carried off the Men's titles m the Negri Sembilan Lawn Tennis Championship this year. In the final of the Men's Singles yesterday, S Nakata defeated M. Sakala the holder, 6—4, Sakata who regained the title after
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    MUNICIPAL SERVICES CLUB
    215 22 To Hold A Sports Meeting The Municipal Services Club has decided to hold an athletic meeting on Saturday. July 23, at the Jalan Besar Stadium. The following events will be held: 100 yards, 220 yards, 440 yards, 880 yards, mile, 120 yards high hurdles, hop, step, jump,
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    SERVICES TENNIS
    25 22 SER VICES TENNIS In a tennis match played at Tanglin ve.sterday, the jyal Engineers beat the Royal Army Medical Corps by 61 games to 43.
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    GIBB RUNNER-UP IN SIAM GOLF TOURNEY
    37 22 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok. Monday. The Siam op n goif championship was won for the eighth year m succession by the Btam<Me professional Tim. W Oibb. (x-Mftlayan champion, was runnerup
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    PRISONERS KILL GOVERNOR AND OPEN GAOL
    254 22 PRISONERS KILL GOVERNOR AND OPEN GAOL THE Governor and captain of the guard at Fort San Cristobal Pamplona were murdered by prisoners of General Franco, who over-nout*r^d tbr guard and effected the release of some 2.000 Barcelona soldiers and political extremists. The town was roused about 8 p.m. by the
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    CONSTABLE AS COMPLAINANT
    253 22 MAGISTRATE BELIEVES ACCUSED (From Our Onn Correspondent) Muar, Monday BACHITA SINGH, a police constable attached to Police Headquarters, was the complainant m a case m which I a Chinese durian seller, Heng Tow Meng, (was charged before Inche Haron bin Ahmad with having given short weight to
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    9 22 MIDFIFXC incident m yesterday's Div. 1 soccer match. (Tribune)
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    MALACCA TENNIS TOURNEY
    180 22 MALACCA TENNIS TOURNEY From Our Own Corresponden: Malacca. Mon^a:. THE annual tournament of the Malaa Lawn Tennis Association is nearir completion The semi-linals In Men's Open Doubles and S npies scheduled to be played on WeHnwda: and Thuisday. The results of the ties so far played are as follows: Open
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    GUNNERS BEAT POLICE! BY ODD GOAL
    360 23 GUNNERS BEAT POLICE! BY ODD GOAL DISAPPOINTING DIV. 1 R-A. 2; Police 1. THE Gunners gave a disappointing 1 display m their First Division fixture m the S.A.F.A. league against a reorganised Police team at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday. At the interval, the Police, who were ■he more impressive
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    17 23 .rnalkeeoer makes a save m yesterday's First KROXENBERG. the Police Gunners won 2-1. (Tribune) Division soever maicn
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    LADIES' SOCIAL GOLF
    142 23 LADIES' SOCIAL GOLF TEAMS and starting times for tomorrow's Ladies Social Golf match at the Island Club between the Island Club and the Singapore G.C. will be as lollows (S.G.C. names mentioned flrst>: 4.15 p.m. Mrs. R. W. Cowen (9) vs Mrs. W. B. Ruddock (11). 4.20 p.m. Mrs. K.
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    21 23 In a friendly soccer match on Saturday last at Farrer Park. Duncan Roberts XI beat Estate and Trust Agencies by I
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    Local Cricket Tie
    119 23 Local Cricket Tie THDtI WM an unusual ending to a. cricket match between *he Rex RangOl and the Coronation Cricket team winch was played on the M.F.A ground last week, the game MUttOf m a tie. the totals of both twms 101 the two Inningi being iu:i OOOd bowliiiß averages
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    Farrer Park Soccer
    37 23 An interesting and fast game of soccer was witnessed at Farrer Park on Sunday when the Farrer Rangers soccer XI met the Royal Air Force Headquarters. The RAF. won by two goals to one.
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    CASUALS TROUNCED IN THIRD DIVISION
    354 23 Mental H 4; Casuals 1. CORCEFUL m attack and tenacious m defence the Mental Hospital beat the Casuals m the Third Division of the S.A.F.A. League by 4—l at the Clerical Union ground yesterday. It may be safely said that the Hospital had the better
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    Mayflower B. P. Tourney
    119 23 In the A" singles championship tournament for the "Tun Miang Chiang Challenge Cup" for this vec*-€M afg as follows 25-6-3H (Saturday) 430 p.m Chons Tee v. Peim Nam; [.urn Choon v. William Funk; Eim Liat v. Choiiß Teck. 26-6-38 (Sunday) 4.10 p.m Penc »ih)V v. Chim
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    22 23 A POLICE DEFENDER making a clearance m the Stadium soccer match yesterday, m which the Gunners beat the Police 2 l. (Tribune).
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    TANGLIN CRICKET
    82 23 IN a friendly cricket match, played ;it Tanglm yesterday, P^ort Canning beat the Loyals narrowly by four runs. Baiting first, the Loyals were dismissed for 90, Clark 1 1M> and Cooky and Turner < 15 each) top-scoring. For the Fort. Thompson took three wickets for 17 while Moss
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    Water-Polo Match
    117 23 Water- Polo Match The water jx>lo rnatrh played between the Malaya Command and the Chinese Swimming CJub on Sunday at the Club parar resulted m a win for the Chinese by 4 t'.oals to 2 The scorers !<>r the Chinese were: Tan Wee C'hwer ft) and Sim Boon Hoon <2»
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    AROUND THE WORLD IN A SMALL YACHT ALONE
    174 24 WOMAN ARRIVES IN PENANG COMING HERE m Ovr on n R< poi Pcaaaff, Mtaiay. •I HAVE just taken under two 1 months to get here I have been fortunate to get line weather all the way. though fillip lit exposure to the
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    River Tragedy
    28 24 London. Monday. FIVE children were drowned and a sixth death Ls feared as the result of a boat capsizing on the River Mersey at Widnes. Reuter
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    HOME CRICKET
    63 24 London. Monday. li close oi play to-day In the Australian* v Lancashire match, scorewere: Australians 303 'Hassett 118. PhilUjHOO Lancashire 28H iPaynfel 9. Iddon 44. Oldtieid 69. Phillipson 52. McCormick 4 for 84' Yorkshire beat Surrf by an innings :\\\i\ 220 runs. Yorkshire 413 i Barber 157. Smaiies
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    GREAT ART SALE
    87 24 London. Monday THE peak of the summer auction season is reached this week with a sale of B great collection of Art treasures formed by the late Mortimer Schiff of New York which will occupy the famous London auction rooms from Wednesday to Friday and again on
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    HORSE SHOW
    71 24 Belgian Officers Take Part BELGIUM la Binding iour ot ncr crack cavalry ufP.cers to London to compete at the International Horse Show, which will be held at Olympia. They iTt: Commandant van Derton. Lieut. Delelienne, Lieut. T'Serstevens and Lieut. Mondron Each ol the officers is a well-known figure
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    King To See Naval Secrets
    82 24 King To See Naval Secrets London, Moi HIS Majesty proceeded to Weymoi. to-day where he will review 78 shi Ol the home flee Tomorrow he joi thr flagship Nelson and leads fleet sea for exercises. The King Will see the most mode: naval secrets, Including bombing by tl Beet air
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    59 24 London. Monday Their Majesties the Kirn: and th Queen attended service at Eton Colle-, chapel yesterday .norninp, m doir. which they followed the practice reign of King George the Fifth. every year, when the court was at Wind sor, 'used to attend morning MTfke I the College on Sunday, before
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    56 24 London, Monday. Tut first appearance at a public cert mony of Princea Elizabeth In Girl Quid uniform and of Prtncew Ifargan Brownie i.niform took place yesi when ovci* i.UOO mil guides marched pa their Majesties tru- King and the Qu< m th? Windsor Cattle quadrangle for th national service at
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    Wimbledon Tourney Begins
    188 24 Wimbledon Tourney Begins KHO SIN KIE BEATS HARE London. Mondaj THi: Wimbledon tournanuMii opened to-day m gloriouand sunny weather. First round results: Budge beat Gandar Dower, th Cambridge all-iounder, 6—2. s— 6—3. Austin beat Filby 4—6. 6—l. 3— 6—4, 6—3. Henkel beat Bull (Great Brit. 6—2, 6—o. 6—2. Kho Sin
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    UGLY INCIDENT AVERTED
    87 24 UGLY INCIDENT AVERTED From Our Oun Reporter* Seremban. Monday WALLICH STREET. Seremban. which was the scene of a serious anti-Jap-anese demonstration three months ago,, was to-night the scene of another incident which might have led to serious consequences. It would appear that two stallholders had a dispute, one alleging that
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    CHICAGO RAIL CRASH
    48 24 Chicago, Monday. Seventeen bodies have. In the present been recovered from the wreckage of the Olympian ExpffeJ which crashed near Sangusmont. Six persons are believed to have l>een swept away m the flooded creek. Seventeen bodies are trapi>ed m the submerged sleeping car Keuter Wireless.
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    Baron Von Cramm
    16 24 Berlin. Monday —Baron von Cramm ;has withdrawn his appeal against his .sentence. Reuter
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