Morning Tribune, 22 June 1938

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. i L -2. SIXIIAPORK. WEDNESDAY, June 22, 1938 FIVE CENTS
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    SPAIN SETTLEMENT PROSPECTS BRIGHT
    378 1 EXCELLENT PROGRESS A T LONDON MEETING A T A ™°SPHH;RE OF OPTIMISM PREVAILS NOT ONLY IN LONDON BUT IN FARL* AND ROME ALSO, REGARDING SETTLEMENT OF the Spanish problem with the withdrawal of foreigners. As a result of a meeting held yesterday of the non-intervention sub-committee
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    "HUMANISING WARFARE"
    63 1 Washington, Tuesday Mr. Cordell Hull is understood to be developing a programme to humanise warfare with the particular object of stopping the bombing of civilians, according to circles m close contact with the State Department. He is stated to be avoiding discussing the subject No details are available,
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    BRITAIN WARNS PEACE-BREAKERS
    91 1 London, Tuesday. W nave done marvels m re- armament. The country is now j i ready to defend itself." said Mr. Hore Belisha to-day at the Liberal National Party conference. 1 "We have spent on rearmament S I a sum now amounting to a figure I approaching
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    PORTUGUESE COMPLICITY IN CHINA DRUG TRAFFIC
    106 1 PORTUGUESE COMPLICITY IN CHINA DRUG TRAFFIC Geneva. Tuesday. from Iran, carrying 2,000 chests of r»* lianian opium. iH(1 j iM Eleven hundred chests were landed m Black Sandbay. Macao. Eight thousand kilogrammes of opium were escorted by Portuguese troops wo authoX" (or the landing and storage Of l22r\hi consignment was
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    RECORD MAJORITY IN EIRE ELECTION
    44 1 Dublin TU< The Eire election, the resulj nly awaits official confirm hat Mr. de Vain, par record number of iority of 16 over the combined lop von. This is tho largesi majority 1 ured by any pa 1 Reuter
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    INDICTMENT OF GERMANY
    78 1 New York. Tuesda.\. THK GnuM Jur> indictments m the alleged spying case is described by the New York Times as one of the bluntest documents castigating a friendly nation since the world "Vhe newspaper points out thai s.nre IS of the IS auused MC (Jermanv. this at
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    £200 Tin Is Not Likely
    163 1 ijondoti. Tuesday I ast night's announcement of the tin buffer stock quota HMMtd M MffpriM m r«ondon metal market circlet, the 10 ptr cent for the (turd quarter eefcaf &e--nerally anticipate i liHiuiiics among tin circles show that overnight news Fran the UniU'd States, with
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    H.M.S. DORSETSHIRE TRAGEDY
    118 1 HonfkMi I iirsday. Tllli Jodfo| jury -nut roiinsel m th« trial of idwiii Duryer wtaA iImN Ii. MS. Dorsetshire this afternoon to view UM MMM <>f Wkal is .illrcrd to he the first murder on British .v .1 r ->hi|» at s«m l«r more than a <
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    33 1 Malta, TttMday: The thunder of sa lutes boomed as two Italian battleship* and four destroyers arrived for a four day vi.sit. This is the first visit of Italian warships m twelve years Reuter
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    23 1 London. Tuesday: The now Egyptian Ambassador to London, Mr. i ius.su n Neashaal Pasha, arrived m London U»i ninnili:! 1 British Official Wireless
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    Japan Endangering National Wellbeing?
    129 1 Japan Endangering National Wellbeing? London, Tuesday. k "TIMES" special correspond J} ent who has arrived m Tokyo after a journey from Burma through China sums up his impressions and says Japan so far has felt the pinch of war "nh pswhologirajiy. but as (he fruits of years of adventuring-, small
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    MARKETS IMPROVE
    118 1 London. Tuesday FALLOWING overnight .strength on Wall Street and indications that fresh efforts are about to be made to terminate the Spanish embroglio, all .sections of the City bore a much more cheerful countenance to-day. More buoyant conditions are reported In practically all sections of the stock market,
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    23 1 London. Tuesday: Queen Mary accompanied by the Princesses Elizabeth and lfftlf&ret visited the National Maritime Museum at Greenwich yesterday afternoon. British Offical Wireless
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      27 1 ON OTHtR P%GES j Tribute To (hinese Murders Appeal i Malaya £100 Tin IFrasers Weekly lieport X London (iossip Wheat teftei Local Soccer >> Local Tennis Wimbledon I
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      27 1 U.S. "Aerial Fortress"- 1 1 S Denies Dollar Devaluation pa«:e 4 1 Mix it voriwixr lj(?^ a i upful or .1 quarl S \\Zfsb Delicious for Drinking
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    TRIBUTE TO CHINESE PAID IN EMPIRE REPORT
    843 2 TRIBUTE TO CHINESE PAID IN EMPIRE REPORT COLONIAL GOVERNORSHIPS 6 KEY POSITIONS FOR YOUNG MEN WITH ACTIVE MINDS (From Our Own Correspondent, London. June 13. A trihuu .s pair to the restraint if Chinese m 'Ihe Colonial Empire m MTU" a comprehensive bound report of 78 pages issued by the
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    MALACCA HAWKERS ROUND-UP
    164 2 MALACCA HA WKERS ROUND-UP (From Our Own Correspondent Malacca, Tuesday. A vigorous drive against the hawkers m the Tranqueri'h vicinity was launch ed by the police yesterday, as a result of which several hawkers m th.it are i found themselves and their ware lr ihe police lorry. The round up
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    51 2 The members of the Y.W.C.A. Fortnightly Club are giving- a reception to Miss Jean Stevenson on Monday, June 21 at 9.30 a.m. at the Y.W.C.A.. Raffles Quay, and the Y.W.C.A. Business Girls* Club is holding a reception on the same day at 5.45 p.m. At both meetings Miss Stevenson will
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    MURDERER'S APPEAL DISMISSED
    566 2 Sinffapore. Tuesday. IT is highly improbable that there can over be a case sin -h as surpested. namely that if HCCMCd fails to establish insanity based <>v delusion, he can fall back »»n the same delusion to support the proIMstttoß that thoujjh legally responsiblf tue has acted
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    BOY'S ROAD DEATH
    206 2 DRIVER NOT TO BLAME Singapore. Tuesday. A FINDING of "death by misadventure" was returned this morning by Mr. W. G. Porter, the Coroner, at an inquiry held imc the death of a four-year-old Chinese boy named Chew Yang Poh. who was knocked down by a motor-car and
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    LEGEND OF MALACCA'S CREST
    179 2 LEGEND OF MALACCA'S CREST (From Our Own Correspondent > Malacca. Tuesday. BECAUSE the Municipal arms did not closely represent the legend of thi founding of Malacca, the Commissionei had to approach Dr. Withers Payne to design a new crest to represent th< legend more closely. The legend is connected with
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    ATTACKED WHEN LOOKING FOR HIS WIFE
    179 2 'From Our Own Reporter, Ipoh, Tuesday AN alleged attack on a Tamil who came from Ulu Bernam on Saturday night m search of his wife who had been missing, by a compatriot m a lonely spot In the Tamil Settlement. Ipoh, has been reported
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    KING LEADS HIS FLEET TO SEA
    74 2 London, Tuesday WEIGHING anchor at 9.30 a.m. eighty ships of the Home Fleet steamed from Weymouth Bay into the English Channel, heaaed by the battleship Nelson with His Majesty the King on board. His Majesty left the yacht Victoria and Albert for the Nelson
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    CHINESE ASSAULT JAPANESE HOTEL KEEPER
    200 2 CHINESE ASSAULT JAPANESE HOTEL KEEPER Singapore, Tuesday. AWAKEXED by a terrific noise at 11 the front door of his hotel at Lorong Lalat at about 1 a,m. on May 30, last, the Japanese keeper, S K-imisaki. opened the door and saw four Hockchias. They had apparently been stoning the front
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    Will Malaya Profit From £100 Tin?
    320 3 SPIRITED REPLY TO LONDON ATTACKS ON BUFFER POOL gHAKLHOLI>KRS <rf Tn.noh Mines, Ltd., listened, at yesterday's meeting, to a sweeping attack on tin restriction and the buffer ixx>l by the chairman. Mr. C. V. Thomas, state* the Daily Mail of June 10. Mr. J.
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    DURIAN RUBBISH IN MALACCA
    165 3 'From Our Own Correspondent i Malacca, Tuesday VHE Municipal scavenging coolies are 1 confronted with a problem which arises once a year but unfortunately this year the problem seems more intensified. The durian season comes but once annually and the Malacca Municipal coolies never like it!
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    Law Notice For To-Day
    44 3 sion of Solicitor. lt ■rtow Mr. Justice a'Beck Te ehai 11 am. Summons^- in -(:>■- rtwUtog Summonses and Judgi tice. ThereafU-r B irinhamed Ibbinte Ibrahim etc vs M Before Mr. Justice H-rn. a 5.*****-Khye Giap and Co >>- Jiieyer Trading Co Ltd.
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    SKULL SPLIT OPEN
    313 3 5 Years 9 R. I. From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Tuesday SENTENCING a middle-aged Indian In the Perak Assize Court who ha.; pleaded guilty to a charge on murder. the Hon. Mr. Justice W. J. W. Hastings said. T recognise this as a most unfortunate case. He
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    OBJECTED TO FATHER'S SECOND MARRIAGE
    201 3 Girl A ttempts Suicide rom Our on n n< porter) Ipoh. Tuesday dkcause her father was going t(» re D marry, i prett) 17 year old Chinese uirl of Chemor decided to end tier young life by drinking caustic soda. Fortunately however, hei sistei m-la.v
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    DR. R. T. B. GREEN FOR MALARIA CONGRESS
    77 3 i Dr. R. T. B. Green, bacteriologist ;d 'the Institute of Medical Research m 1 Kuala Lumpur. Is leaving- Singapore, on Au^>. 13 on Home leaf* and will represent Malaya at t.hj? third international congress on tropical medicine and malaria, which will
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    TEMPERANCE TALK
    57 3 Under the auspices of the Straits Chi- nese Epworth League, Briu, HA Lord, of the Salvation Army will give a talk on 'Temperance and Christianity" at i the Straits Chinese Methodist Church Social Hall. 3. Kampong Kapor Road, at Bpm on Saturday. There will be no collection, and
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    PIANOFORTE-PLAYING & THEORY OF MUSIC.
    34 3 PIANOFORTE-PLAYIN G THEORY OF MUSIC. 1 SCHOOL CHILDREN: Special Terms SCHOOL TEACHERS: Reduced RaU-s 2 Special Music Appreciation Classes. 3 Write or Enquire Mrs. Paulusz. Experienced and Qualified Music Teacher, 4 25. Barker Road.
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      354 3 FAT PEOPLE WHO HAVE HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE Should Take Krus< hen Salts Whether they know it or not many inousanda of people who an fat have nigh blood pressure Your Doctor enn exolain all thai And he can also ihi you that if these thousands of fat folks Would Ittt
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      130 4 London, Tuesda; KIKHKK Previous To-duv ChttHU Spot Buyeri> <5 116 6 1 -3 16 Ist Forward (July) Buyers Gllfl 65 10 2nd Forward (August! Buyers 6 1 3rd Forward <Oc* !.«v.» Buyers (5 1 1 67 16 -3 16 Seller? 65 16 6 l -3 16 T,oncion. Tuesday
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      64 4 London. Tuesday. Previous To-day Change f.T. on Paru> (cusing middle rate* 178.21 177.90 T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 8.96 8.95-11 ie> ■> 16 T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) 9-' 2 Unchanged T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) l 3 Unchanged T.T. on Japan (closing selling rate)
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      METAL MARKET
      27 4 «^»vi m* j j London. Tuesday. rIN Standard Previous To-day Changp Spot (afternoon closing price) £182- 3 4 £186 -£3 •"irward ClB3- 1 £187 +tt*a
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      BULLION MARKET
      16 4 GOLD London. Tuescia>." F-neßarpero, J^ Chan,, oILVHjIv 4 months' forward jg, lb lD !6
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      29 4 RUBBER Spot Buyers i 2.., Sellers i» B .03? 3 8 OctlDec. Buyers 12 71c Hj^ 16 TO Sellers 1291 c ?3 4^16 Tone m,,,^,, 41^
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      OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED
      54 4 OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED FREH 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 YS, and ONLY YOU can have access to these safe boxes, so that SAFETY and
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      112 4 London, Tuesday prpviou* .tVday Chaii Dwniwp Rubber „70 jq 1 1 m ne;al Electric -q 9 "MO Loi Lnperial Chemica 1 Industries ?1 rt 2 Irni^eriaJ Tobacco 133 1^ 135CanadUn Pacific l London Tin !J' H 4 "H RubbPr Plan toiiJUßllit Trust J J p b ■•■S
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      $ DEVALUATION DENIED IN U.S.
      126 4 DEVALUATION DENIED IN U.S. New York. Tuesday. MR. Kennedy the American Ambassador m London, interviewed on his arrival here, denied that he is bringing any plan for readjustment of the tripartite agreement. It there is to be a financial adjustment between the United States and Britain. I certainly know nothing
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      SHARE MARKET
      134 4 Messrs. Fraser Co/s Report MINING. Tin at midday was $92, up $1 25. A number of cables were received this morning for London tin shares and the market there was firmer particularly m the more highly priced stocks. In the local market, however, there was little change m
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      U.S. "AERIAL FORTRESS"
      222 4 100'Scal Plane To Cross Atlantic Twice In A Hop THE I'nited States Army Air Cori>* are having built the largest airplane m the world a six-engined giant capable of flying from New York to Lonon and back non-stop, with a load of bombs and 100 airmen board.
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      P.O. Club Soccer
      48 4 Post Office Club XI vs. Miss Riboet > Sports Orion on Thursday at the Serangoon Road; Said. Ban Teck. Humphries: Harith, H. Taib. Aslah; Mat Noor, A. Taib. Tee Siang. Madon, D Ross. Reserves:— Paul Ong. Ali Chikok. Kassim Jalil. Mr. Goh Tee Chuan will referee
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    744 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser |i Company Ii Singapore. June 21. 5 p.m. Asam Kumbang 2 2 i, 9 Austral Malay *Jr AyerHitam g* Ayer Weng ?1 r*r«? Bangrin Tin fj" 2 8 2b 1 Batu Selangor 1 2 I 19 xd Burma Malay jlj. 221 Chenderiang 15 7 fi
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    236 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore, Tuesday MINING Buyers Sellers Ampat 3:4i 2 3|9 Batu Selangor^ 1.26 1.31 Hong Fatt 1.02 1.06 Hongkong Tin 20|3 21 13 Jelebu 0.68 073 Kamunting Tin ..9 9 10 6 Katu Tin 23 24 Killinghall 18- 19Kramat 10 3 113 Kuchais 133 1.38 Larut 9i9 10
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    169 5 6% Maynard Co. Ltd. $30,000 g5 105 norn s<" 1901 red 1940 $400,000 4% 1913 red. 1963 $2,000,000 lilt. tlcUi' «v w«*^ Ann nflfi -2% 1930 red. 1970-80 $6,000,000 cl Int. Mar. 1 Sept J U1 1% 1935 red. 1975-85 $4,000,000 iQj rf int. Apr. l Oct.
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    TIN AND RUBBER MARKETS ARE OF BRIGHTER TONE
    1075 8 "CONFIDENCE RETURNING/ SAYS FRASER CO. IN WEEKLY REPORT Singapore, Tuesday .CONDITIONS dmrin, the past week hay, I ™*Y^\£* L mediate predecessor,, sayi the weekly report o C BUt Aiust the burden ol every report still continue to be Nothing doing] f 18
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    48 8 Leonard Delaney, aged three, overawed by the brassy bulk of a sousaphoSM belonging ••> hand which played m the churchyard of St. Martfn's-iii'the-Fields, Trafalgar Square, London, a Whitsnn Holiday Monday vrickct match took place between a St. Martin's women- t» im and i tram of Charing Cross 5t Planet
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    FALSE EVIDENCE
    115 8 FALSE EVIDENCE 'From Our Own Reporter j Kuala Lumpur. Monday AT the opening of the Selannor Assize Court this morning before Mr. Justice Cussen, a Punjabi named Komanda Sinpn was found guilty and conv:Hea on three charges of giving false evidence on Dec. 10 last year at Kuala Lumpur, daring
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    PETROL FROM NUTS
    197 8 PETROL FROM NUTS From Our Oicn Correspondent London EXPERIMENTS m producing petrol an, oil from nuts and vegetable matte have been carried out with considerab. success by a young scientist working the French Sudan at Segou on the ttp per reaches of the river Niger, it I claimed. The spirit
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    ABSENCE OF RESTRAINT
    129 8 ABSENCE OF RESTRAINT London. Monday A SKED m the commons whether A view of the prejudicial effect of ternal propaganda on the conclusn of a satisfactory agreement between the Czechoslovakia!! Government arc the Sudeten Germans the Gov°rnm» would make proposals to the Interest Governments m Europe with a ftei securing
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    ASSAULT CHARGE
    73 8 Singapore. Tuesday •This is framed up charge and 1 deny having anything to do with me assault." said Karnal Singh when nc appeared before Mr. H. A. Forrer, Distiict Judge. Criminal District Coui this morning, on a charge of voluntarily causing grievous hurt to Baga Sinui. on Apr.
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    "GULLIVERS TRAVELS": FULL-LENGTH
    1254 9 "GULLIVERS TRA VELS": FULL-LENGTH j The Fairbanks' Leaning Towards j, England-Absorption Of Austria To j S Be Recorded In Films Max Fleischer's Forthcoming Cartoon i From Our On n Correspondent) London. June 10. I T is necessary nowadays to differ--1 entiate carefully between Douglas Fairbanks Senior and Douglas Fairbanks Junior.
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    39 9 P.N. Sixty thousand <££,£££ cess Elizabeth an ht ful Rose, watrhed the onl Alderih nt dress rehearsal of tnf g| Tattoo m the R''^" I shows Aldershol, Hamj.sh rr. T* a small boy watch nR t. n^ through opera |lt«*-
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    PASSENGERS LEAVING
    81 9 The following passengers are flalltuK by the "LaJancßa which left here yo?J--1» rday for Europe: Mr CJ MrNaJiy Mrs W. M. Nettleton, Master J 8. Nettleton, Mrs O. C Meredith. Mrs W N. Qourlay. Mr. and Mrs I) T Lloyd. Mr and Mrs B. W Bmrth, Mr J
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    44 9 I The M.V "Victor!*" i (h* in-ir :it 10 i b.m. -m Thursday (June 23) from Shanghai, Hongkong and Manila, and \9 expected tc sail again at 5 i> n. <.n tlw same da) i<>r Colombo, Bombay, Aden, r Port s:iid. Naples and Genoa
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    MORNING TRIBUNE ARBITRATION
    311 10 MORNING TRIBUNE ARBITRATION Singapore: Wednesday. June 22. IMS u/E have* the greatest possible sympathy with the employees of the Singapore Traction Co., Ltd., m their demands for better working conditions, and we hope that the company's officials and the men's representatives will be able to get together and come to
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    A very great lady
    940 10 A NE who knew her well said 9l Qoeen Mary m'arlv 30 veer.; ago: She would be In any position of lilt a remarkable chura.iM- (wilt* F. G. ftlnee tWhite m the Daily Mail>. She was then still Princess of Wales, but already a queenly grace
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    PERSONALITIES
    68 10 Mr H. G. Thomson of Kundang Estate, Pengkalen Kundang, left on furlough by the Carthage, on Saturday During his absence Mr. Gurner will act as manager Mr Chow Ah Hoong. J.P.. of Raub. collapsed and died m the early hours ol Friday morning after a long illness. Mr Chow
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    Look-Out Tower For Whitsun Bathers
    68 10 Girl bathers at the Croydon (Surrey) open-air pool find another use for Britain's first life-saving look-out tower as they watch the planes at the nearby Croydon Airport. The tower gives the attendant a vantage point from which he can see the whole of the pool
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    CHINA'S INDUSTRIES CARRY ON
    1127 11 FACTORIES ERECTED IN THE INTERIOR gUMNESSMEN m Shanghai are naturally inclined to see the industrial significance of the present war. as far as Chin, is eSS chiefly m the destruction or expropriation by the Japanese of an ever increasing number of Chinese-owned industrial enterprises m the
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    RELIC OF CHINA WAR
    17 11 Twisted propellers and engines from ,c bombers brought down m the Hankow arra.
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    SOME NEW INVENTIONS
    128 11 'From Our Oim Correspondent) London. FOLLOWING -lass curtains, glast dresses, and ulass tablecloths, insulating tape is the latest material to bt made ol spun glass thread. m making it a glass marble threequarters ol an Inch m diameter is drawn into a strand one-eighth the dls meter
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    WHO ARE THESE REDS?
    49 11 WHO ARE THESE REDS? TOE Communists m South S chma are bein| vigorously v suppressed Yomiuri Daily News, Tokyo, Miiy ir>. v y Japanese propaganda book v Ms always tell U8 that the j Communists In China arej s nourishing. Boy, fetch aiper in 1 Clipper News i .^^^^A
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      30 11 THE TRUI TONIC FOOD ObfliMbk of mil Ch«mktt and Stor*» him ii.wn; at the Capitol Restaurant Music by ki m i;i.\ni his fkthmtn roNKiiii «s. ui:i)m:sdav S I'M. To Midnight
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    HOLIDAY TIME IN BRITAIN
    235 12 HOLIDAY TIME IN BRITAIN HIA domestic scene at Box u IU I where a large number of m ing families, were spen,i 111? p Bank Holiday under canvas v W noted beauty spot and is [u\W haunt of holidaymakers «tll to go too far from London News). JP Seeming dispUastri
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      29 13 (ANNUAL CHEAP SALE AT RENE ULLMANN DO TAKE ADVANTAGE 1 Q* IT I TO PURCHASE YOLK WATCHES JEWELLERY I SILVERWARE AT PBICES MEANING REAL INVESTMENTS IRENE ULLMANN RAFFLES PLACE
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    WOMAN DAY BY DAY
    2461 14 In Search Of Novelties Women At The Empire Exhibition Blouses Are Important (From Our Own Correspondent) London, June 10. J MADE a tour of the shops this week m search of novelties. I found that shoes and bags seem to make news. I have noticed that
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      312 16 THEY DO LOOK AFTER YOU j ON THE @Jk h CHEAP RETURN TICKETS TO CHINA, JAPAN. COLOMBO, AND BOMBAY Available for two months. From SINGAPORE TO:— Ist Class 2nd Class Hongkong $137.14 5102.86 Shanghai $188.57 $137.14 Kobe or Yokohama $222.86 $154.29 Bombay $300,000 $205.71 LolomDo $282.86 $188.57 All vessels may
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      370 16 !v TO FRENCH PORTS CHARCFHRS RPUNIS I HOMEWARDS. •c'VP TOURANE For Marseilles, Nantes. S. Nazaire Bordeaux Juns 24 DALNY For Marseilles. Havre Antwerp Dunkirk July 4 DESIRADE For Marseilles. Bordeaux Nantes Havre July 22 TO SAIGON INDOCHINA I DESIRADE For Saigon, Tourane and Haiphong June 28 1 I dENTRECASTEAUX j
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      STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES
      78 17 ouy air to Hongkong only jessrs, -at s Esneum Java, South-West Sumatra. S -Eas* N IL M 22 7 m Hongkong. China and Japan KNILM 22 7 a.m. KreESr and T^ ilahan mX!, m ■ll S piL mb b a d X T engkal TftgiaJ! 22 2Si
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      Back To The Old Days
      172 17 MANY prominent politicians heretofore riding m their own private autobUe w ar c now giving cries of pain under the compulsory gasoline f™; v J5; Sei^° Nakano. ol the Tohokai. though having supported the SfSIJJt "°S 0 ?i y mpa J gI L ahead of
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    MAKING SEA WATER DRINKABLE
    417 17 'From Our Oirn Correspondent THK worst terror of shipwrecked sailors, expressed m the line Vvatrr water everywhere nor ever a drop to drink, 1 will be disposed of if new London discovery is developed. A process for making fresh water cut of salt water is <les<
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    SHIPS IN DOCK
    124 17 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVKS OR KXPKCTII) TO AKRIYK Kl.m-.l HARBOUR Main Wharf: Lch. Vedette LematuiiK —Lighter Kepah-Lch. Magudi— Tug Rose— Merkus— Rokan Pecten Oil Wharf: Nil Coal Wharf: Nil VESSELS IN DRY DOCKS Tanjong Pagar: Albert Dock: Tug Mitra. Pontoon B Victoria Dock: Auby Keppel Harbour: King's
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    TRAFFIC RECEIPTS
    46 17 riir following index numbera repr( sent the estimated traffic raeeipj I Cable and Wuclr.ss Limited as lelafc J to eomparabk traflc m the yeai 1 '.''-■> baaed at 100 May 1938 tif, J Average for 1937 7H Aftrage for I month, IM| 71 3 I
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    30 17 The Canadian s<'nau- \uu anally pan cd by SS votai to 2H the Divorce Reform Bill, which ki modelltd on tbt Until oi Mr A p» Herbert'! measure In Englai
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      207 17 111 lI\S PHILP ll.\E. Incorporated m Australia' NEXT SAILINGS Due Sails. MERKUR June 29 July 3 MARELLA July 30 Aug. 3 Special cheap round trip tickets from Singapore to Australia issued at the following rates. First Class passengers may transfer at Singapore, Brisbane. Sydney Of Melbourne to the connecting KPM
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      182 17 X. 1 K. LIJ¥E GENERAL PASSENGERS AGENTS CUNAKO WHITE STAR. LID. 'Incorporated m Japan 1 TO LONDON via Penang. Colombo. Aden. Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar. s.s HAKONE MARU June 23 s..s HUSIMI MARU July 7 .s.s. HAKOZAKI MARU Juiy 21 Rates tc Ist Class 2nd Class Naples $574 $621 S<;34
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    SCOTLAND YARD'S "CHAMBER OF HORRORS'
    1088 18 .j. v I Grisly Collection Of Crime j IS Relics Seen By Record j S Number During Holidays j Elephant Earns Over £6,000 —Do Plays Need Sex Appeal? j {from Our Own Correspondent > London. June 10. [N spite of a record rush of Kon1
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    Non-Magnetic Ship To Study Magnetism
    478 18 fro7/j o»/- Omi Cnr^iooiaen/ CTEEL and iron, the chief building materials for normal ships, ha^ 0 ofihe'rive? Dar", *Z£? be 1R buiU h vi It is the Royal Research Ship "Research" which will carry out impo, crSise"ne e xt year°" S masnetism nhen M sails
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    OUTPUT OF RUBBER
    39 18 Evatt ;md Co. reports that the out of rubber for tho month of May 1" mounted tc ***** lbs. making a tc f for the 11 months of the current I ?ial year of 388.367 lbs.
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    19 18 The death \i annourced of the Re^ P. G. J. Meiring, a leading minister o the Dutch Reformed Church.
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    MASS PRODUCTION OF WARPLANES IN BRITAIN
    525 19 AERO ENGINE SHOPS BEING OPENED THERE is general satisfaction m the -I Midlands, especially among the firms oaodftted with the shadow factory scheme, at the healing of the breach oetween Lord Nuffield and the Air Ministry. Lord Nuffield. it will be recalled, was invited
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    105 19 Karl Baldwin of Bcwdlev, us (ham Him of the I Diversity, presented honorary degrees at Cambridge I 'Diversity. Mr. Anthony Kden, former Foreign Minister m Karl Baldwin's Cabinet. received a iCfltt. Photo shows Mr. Kden (left) wearing his robes, walking m profession at Cambridge I'niversity with Sir John Anderson, former
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    283 19 Monday, June 13. AT 10 30 a.m. His Excellency presided at a meeting of the Legislative Council held at the Council Chamber. Government Offices. His Excellency attended by the Private Secretary left Singapore for Kuala Lumpur by the night mail train. KING'S HOUSE Tuesday. June 14. At 7
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    SANDS, CLAYS AND MINERALS
    400 19 SANDS, CLAYS AND MINERALS Selection Of Coal For Steam-Raising -»OME of the essentials m the selection •3 of coal for industrial work is the title an informative article m the current ssue of "Sands, Clays and Minerals." In the course of this article, it is stated that no laboratory test
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    COAL EXPORTS AND SHIPPING
    322 19 COAL EXPORTS AND SHIPPING Position Getting Worse This Year JPEAKING ut the launch oi thi Sylvia J Beale, a steamer oi 1,490 tons gross, ouilt by Messrs. Austin and Son. Bunderlund, for his tirm of Btephenson Clarke and Associated Companies, Ltd., Lord Hyndlcy recalled his recent description j( the industrial
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    Kites To Catch Insects
    405 19 Kites To Catch Insects 'From Our Ou n Corres) < Ktleh I London k i k professor ol Hull, Yorkshire, has bMn u.siiiK high /Ivuij; kites m a Dew kind <»f scientific "bug hunting He la Profei soi C Hardy, who hi been makm". In teci colh cttona at heignty
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    281 20 FRASER COMPANY. List Of Current Dividends Singapore, June 21. 5 p.m Total for Company Dividend Books Date b. Div year Close Payable TIN Ayer Hitam Tin 10' < No. 34 Itss tax June 7 June. 27 June 20 759 i Bangrin 57c final June 22 June 20 15% Burma Malay
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      881 20 ■*■_...>....■..«-■«-■. >—>—»—»-— >—~— "T lON THE RADIO WED. JUNE 22 t Gramophone records. p.m. Electriral recording. 5 20 Gramophone records. L 6.05 Talk on current French events SINGAPORE 6 M sTn gllsh ZHL 1.333 Mcs (225.0 m.) 6.35 Concert relayed from Paris PM P.T.T. 1.00 Miscellaneous Programme of 7.05 Talk
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      323 20 end conducted by Jac* Clarke. Orchestrations by Jack Clarke and others. 11 20 The News and Announcements. 1 40 Dance Music. Al Collins and his Dance Orchestra (by permission of the Savoy Hotel. Ltd 12 00 World Affairs.' A talk by H. Wickham Steed. 12.50 Close down. r BERLIN DJB
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      118 20 HONGKONG ZBW 9.52 Mcs (31.4 m 6 30—10.20 European programme. 650 Stock quotations and ExchamMarket report. 720 Time signal, weather report am announcements. HOLLAND PCJ 15 22 Mcs (19 7 m.) p.m. 9 do Experimental broadcast on b» half of Philips Radio Eindhove. —Holland. Happy programme Special broadcast for East
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    REVIEW OF THE WORLD'S WHEAT POSITION
    471 21 R EVIEW OF THE WORLD'S WHEAT POSITION CROP TO EXCEED THE r*^* l^™™*™™™* annual 'SK T O U p ES^I,n THE WORI 6 MARKET FOR WH"AT H S^ nu™ RAPID LY CONDITIONS IN From this peak, they had been so much i diminished by August 1937 that the total of
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    HUMAN STORY AT ALHAMBRA
    116 21 .1/ The Cinemas "Hearts In Bondage" THRILLING sequences and competent 1 aetiim make "Hearts In Bondage,' 1 Republic picture, which opened at the Alhambra ypsterda v a Bin well worth seeing, it bringi to the Rreen alter i long Absence such old favourites a^ James Dunn.
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    BRIGHT SHOW AT THE CAPITOL
    125 21 Melody And Comedy ftINEMAGOERS who like Lily Pons wil! v* b? well pleated with tier latest show "Hitting A New High." which opened at the Capitol last night. So will those who like Jack Oakie and Edward Everett Horton, for these two grand comedians have
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    Dorothy Lamour At The Pavilion
    134 21 DOROTHY Lanlour. heart thrill of i thousand Singapore Him tans (a< least), is ■gain to the fore In the new Paramount picture, "Thrill Of a Litetime," which opened a season at the Pavilion last night. She isn't the girl the wmb kn H<i" Jungle Lover,"
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    ROAD CYCLE RACE
    218 21 ROAD CYCLE RACE who finished the course m one hour. 17 mips 36 sees, while A.shaan bin Taib raUM m .second only a .second behind Ismail. This vc:u the rtM will be run on t\\r mass start basi.s About i 5 prizes have been ftrrtaged by the organiser, and "itjht
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    TERRORS WIN ONE NIL
    242 21 Terror I Monivi? 0 TIIK hlghUghi In the nu<tch. Kwan:- Btng'i brilliant goal -keeping did more than anything else to keep the lame gotllaai for 55 minute* when the Tenor and Moravia met m tin- tte eQDd Division of the S A FA. League or. the
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    KHALSA CRICKET
    91 21 The Klialsa Association, who ,i lev» weeks afO were beaten by Victor! i School, had their revenge on Saturday ,t McNair Road, when they trounced the Schoolboys by seven wickct.s tnd 113 The School taking first knock coll< c! 59 runs. Williams taking seven incjcets lor 19 The
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    GORDON'S PLAYER ORDERED OFF IN DIV. 1 MATCH
    497 22 GORDON'S PLAYER ORDERED OFF IN DIV. 1 MA TCH ROUGH PLAY IN GAME WITH MALAYS I Malays 1: (iordons 0. nFSILTOKY play characterised yes- Itrday's First Division game m the S.A.h.A. League at the Anson Koad Stadium, when the Malays managed to collect two points at the expense of the
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    GRAND TOSS-UP
    37 22 AN EXCELLENT action photograph by the Tribune cameraman taken during yesterdays First Division soccer match m which the Malay beat the Gordons I—o. It shows a Malay player m the midst of a bad toss.
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    LADIES' GOLF AT S.G.C.
    197 22 THE Singapore Golf Club June L.G.U. medal comDetition was played at Bukit Timah on Monday and resulted m a win for Mrs. P. L. Costeloe with a score of 70. The following were the cards returned: Mrs. P L. Costeloe 96 26 a 70 Mrs. W.
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    CHINESE RESERVES WIN EASILY
    455 22 CHINESE RESERVES WIN EASILY PULAU BRANI OUTCLASSED IN DIV. 2 Chinese II 4; Pulau Brani 1. DLAYING m convincing style, the Chin- ese reserves outclassed the Pulau Brani soccer eleven on the Harbour Board ground yesterday by four goals to one when these two sides met m the Second Division
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    S'pore Gold Cup Races
    130 22 S'pore Gold Cup Races CINGAPORE S Autumn Gold Cup V meeting has been fixed for August September. and together with the Autumi Extra Meeting, there will be seven dayracing altogether for enthusiasts. Dates are Aug. 27. 31. Sept, 3. 7 an< 10. and 'extra meeting) Sept. 14 and 17. Main
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    S.C.R.C. TOURNEY
    221 22 S.C.R.C. TOURNEY TIES m the SCR C. tennis tournan.< have been arranged as follows: THURSDAY'S TIES "B 1 Singles Hand: Yap Mook Xi (—15.3 i vs. Goh Keng Swee 1 5 4 B—6, to finish. "A" Doubles Hand: Tay Yew Teck a Y. P. Wee (—l5) vs. Dr. Loh Poon
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    TRIPLE CHAMPION
    42 23 VADI, the Malay player, who made local tennis history by not only being the first Malay to win the open singles, but also the first player to win three titles m one year— open singles, open doubles and mixed doubles.
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    MEN'S SINGLES FINAL
    375 23 DLAYING beautiful tennis after a shaky start, Yadi. the curlyheaded Malay beat Yong Loon Chong m straight sets last night to become Singapore tennis champion and to be the first man to annex the "triple crown" the singles title, the mixed doubles, and the men's doubles. He
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    SINGAPORE TENNIS HISTORY MADE
    739 23 TRIPLE CROWN FOR MALAY PLAYER D. E. I.- MALAYA "DAVIS CUP" MATCHES NEXT MONTH If<>K the first time m the history of lawn tennis m Singapore, the men's singles title has fallen to a Malay. Such a distinction has been gained by Yadi, the V.M.C.A. player,
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    SINGAPORE PREPARES FOR MALACCA GAME
    328 23 SINGAPORE PREPARES FOR MALACCA GAME ANOTHER list oi 21 names has hen a n issued by the saf.a for a practice h game at the Anaon Road Stadium on X Thursday. June 30. m preparation for 0 Singapore's next Malaya Cup outing, t Bgainst Malacca at Malacca Oil July 2.
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    LADIES' CHAMPION
    17 23 MltS. I). HIPKIN. who won the ladies siiwlrs title, leatini .Mrs. Nassim i I iihunc).
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    LADIES' SINGLES FINAL
    326 23 The women's singlet linai m no way proved to be mi easy tning tor Mrs. Hip mil mis was niiiy extenaed tttfougnout by Mrs. Nassim who. alter Winning tiu- him set at 2, appeared at onr sta^e as il she would do iik«-wl.se m the second set
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    LOCAL YACHTING
    73 23 Bingapon Tlm AT the R«>y..] Stafapore ftchi Club on Friday next then wll tx Usual race, for all cla 5 :i. f > p.n On Sunday (Jflth) <; metre will nil .1 practice 1 k 1 m.- .if I(J .1 111 'Hi, B r'la.s.s will UU] CM Johore
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    Win For Gem Hoahing
    340 24 Doubles Victory For Sin Kie LONDON, TUESDAY TO-DAY'S MATCHES AT WIMBLEDON 1 WERE FAVOURED BY BRILLIANT SUNSHINE. RESULTS: .MEN'S DOUBLES Hushes and Wilde beat Gopfert and Koch (Germany* 6-0 6-4, Kukuljevic and Pallada <Yu ßJ sl^ Davis Cup players, beat Choy and Ho (C^k i rKu
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    World Title Fight To-night
    156 24 World Title Fight To-night SCHMELINC PROTESTS AT LOUIS' CLOVES New York, Tuesday. r -MORROW'S Louis-Schmeling 15--round heavyweight title bout at the open air Yankee Stadium is not without attendant squabbles. Schmeling has protested against Louis gloves, which have long padded thumb.; and thinly padded knuckles. Schmehriß fears that the long
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    WIMBLEDON TENNIS
    371 24 KWANCTUNG RAIDED 1,400 TIMES f Shanghai. Tursday. The Cantan Government has officially announced- that since last August the Japanese Air Force has carried out 1.400 air raids over the province of Kwangtung. of which 800 have been confined to the, city of Canton. Altogether 10.2i»2 bombs have been
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    Bradman's Quick Century
    233 24 Bradman' s Quick Century HAMMOND EQUALS RECORD LONDON, TUESDAY /CRICKET RESULTS:— \j Australians and Lancashire draw. Australians 303 <Hassett 118, Phili son 5 for 93 and 284 for 2 declare iFingleton 96. Brown 70, Bradman 10] not out*. Bradman scored his century m 73 minutes, the fastest century of the
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    Entries For Ipoh Races
    399 24 From Our Own Correspondent > Ipoh, Tuesday FOLLOWING are entries for the Ipoh races Horses, class one. division two. 5 1 furlongs straight: Aerial Post. Bell Press. Bombus. Bnrraneer. Calvados. Celestial. Eastern Knight. Empire. Gilded Youth. Jack Druce. Jubilee Son. Knights Eye. Meadowman. Miltondale. Prohibition. Pare
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      23 24 T A. S. GILES. I CIVIL, NAVAL AND MILITARY TAILOR AND OUTFITTER i No 0, ih? Arrade, Singapore. 'PHONE 79!»4. THE TAILOR. J
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      110 24 w m IGLOItIFI V4M ISSI IJ j l r^SK^S m tne eves of your beloved by wearing th° i c/yA 1j)(oJ>/Q Tight hat" to complete your ensemble. Now /T^^h^jb^^^\ luit arrived over 300 new Gage and Paris Chic J f /Cii^^^fiia 7)A h dis featuring the same classic styles a.s
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