Morning Tribune, 29 June 1938

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL 3.— No. 128. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, .June 29, ms. PIVE CKNTS
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    NEUTRAL SHIPPING ZONE IN SPANISH WATERS?
    208 1 FRANCO EXPLAINS THE BOMBING OF BRITISH SHIPS BURGOS TUESDAY fiEN n f^ NC HAS ISSUEU A STAT EMKNT REGARDING THE BOM- Ships ire bombed not because they are British but because they are carrying contraband, thereby rer-denn* themselves liable to attack. The newspapers contend
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    ANGLO-GERMAN DEBTS
    61 1 London Tuesday. IJOCTOR WIEHL of the Gorman Formica v Office and Sir Frederick Lcith Ross, Chief Economic Adviser to the United Kingdom Government continued their conversations regarding tht Anßlo-Gfr-i man debt question at thr rreasurv to--' day. A further meecing jJ tttpori > nfi J °ither side wilJ
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    DEATH OF DR. PHELPS
    40 1 London. Tuesday. The death is announced of Dr. F. R. Phelp.s, Archbishop of Capetown, South Africa, from 1931 until his retirement last Easter. Aged 74, Dr. Phelps died at Cowley, near Oxford, yesterday. British Official Wireless
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    REORGANISATION OF AC-AC DEFENCES
    76 1 LOMIOOi Tutvc. i thk complete reorganlaatton of anti-aircraft defences »s an- nounced by the War Office. The present .strength ol the ternlonul i ail Units amount.s to 43,000. This Ogure will be Increased to between S 80,000 and 100.000 it is entphftsi.sed that the 3 7-inch
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    BRITISH LOAN FOR CHINA?
    112 1 London, Tuesday. A i question time in the Commons to-day, Mr. Marnier asked if Sir John 3imon would consider the advisability of guaranteeing a loan for the .supply of military material to China on the basis ot the precedent .set In the case of Turkey, and
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    CHINESE AIR FORCE ACTIVE
    108 1 CHINESE AIR FORCE ACTIVE Hankow, lursda.v. POI I O\\ l\(, news of i hi- landing of 2.000 l.ip.iiM bluejackets from 12 uarship* on the Kwangtung coast opposite Samoa Island, it is reported th;il six Japanese planes bombed thi vicinity of Viuihsien, near Swatou fCStcnMJ, destro.viiiß over ten RtMMt uith a
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    Test Drawn—p. 24
    167 1 Test Drawn— p. 24 iiiM The bombing was coMmtrated on a bin: war>,h;F), which »a,s set immrdiutHy on llarnf.s ;m(l sunk. Another fleet of rinnese plane con centrftted on b group of small mini»>>.(' two of which were hit, without resistance from JapantJt planes <» gontan from thr w arships.
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    JAPANESE TEA SOLD AS CHINESE IN BRITAIN?
    89 1 JAPANESE TEA SOLD AS CHINESE IN BRITAIN? London, Tuesday. IN fh- ooun »ns to-day, Mr. D.ivid A(i;iin.s asked whether large pro portion oi Japanese tea was beinq sold In England aa Chlnesa tea and whethei Mr Oliver Stanley (President of th< Board of Trade) .vouid m.slst on clearei deAnition oi
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    WILL LEAGUE HELP JAPAN?
    137 1 London. Tuesday. Pthe Commons to-day, Mr. Sorensen asked whether the Prime Minister would propose to the League immediate consideration of means whereby economic needs of China and Japan could be assisted through League action and international agreement, at the conclusion of hostilities or earlier if the
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    22 1 London. 1 Regular army recnrfU t™J h *J°* don area last »g increase of 67 over < orrcsponding period of last British Oil
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    CAUGHT CHOLERA WHILE SWIMMING IN HONGKONG HARBOUR
    129 1 Hongkong, Tuesday. HONGKONG has awakened to the danger of cholera with the discovery of B German victim, a membyer of the crew of the Hamburg Amerika liner As-suan, Is alleged to have contracted the diaeaae as result of swimming in the harbour. The
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    BIG JUMP IN U.S. UNEMPLOYED
    31 1 Washington AMP RICA'S unemployed I showed an incn :illl I mpared to Way 1937, Npttonal Ind mbnth. 10.1M.w0 in April thij rear v?.00<) in M Reuters
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    Midnight Hold-Up Of Taxi-Dancers
    259 2 ROBBERS SHOOT PASSERBY LX THE LEG »iihe in-lit, dance at the Cabaret i 1 ttu«i ta\L dancers lelt the place .shortly after mid-night on Jan 20. and made for home along Oeylang Roa< Lorong- 20. Joking and chatting all the wa) iris were not aware that,
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    MALAY BOY'S HEAD AT DINNER TABLE
    157 2 Stepfather Arrested 'From Our Own M9porter> Taiping. Tuesday. k YOI'NG Malav lad. aged about A 12 years, while eating fruit under a tree in Sungei Bayai Kampong. Selama. was alleged to have been suddenly attacked by i his stepfather named Yunus bin > Mat
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    DUNSFORD MURDER
    26 2 r\UR Kuala Lumpur representative telephoned last night that there have been no new developments in the Dunsford murder case. Search parties are still out.
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    PROMOTION FOR LOCAL R.A.F. CHIEF
    43 2 London. Tuesday. AMONG important change:- «>n the production side at Ihc Air Ministry is the appointment ol Air Vice-Marshal Tedder, .^u Officer commanding Far l i-< Command, Singapore, to the post of Director-General ol Research and De\olopment Reuter
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    WOMAN'S SUICIDE
    101 2 Singapore. Tuesday A FINDING of 'Suicide h> caustic soda poisoning" was returned to-day by Mr W. G Porter, th^ Singapore Coroner, at an inquest held into the death of a Chinese woman named Soh 'hu Kee. who died at the General Hospital on June 20 as a result
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    DENSE CONSTABLE, SAYS MAGISTRATE
    143 2 Singapore. Tuesday FIFTFEN minute> of the court's tim< was taker, up this morning berau>< i Malay Police Constable was unable ti explain to Mr. G. S. Rawlings. the Thirc Magistrate, the circumstances that led him to arrest a Chinese. 'This is one of the densest, policemei.
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    Johore Adopts Third Party Insurance
    461 2 r Johore Bahru. Tuesday. JX common with the other Malay States *\nd the Colony, compulsory third pftfty insurance is to be introduced into Johore. A move with this end in view was taken at this* morning's meeting of the Johore Council of State, when the
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    27 2 (Keporl on page B>. MS. K. A. BLACKER. M.C.S., and Miss Louisa Margaret Band, daughter ol tin 1 Rev. Stephen and Mis. Band, who were married yesterda\
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    JOHORE SUCCESSION LAWS TO BE AMENDED?
    504 3 suggestion h Council J EXPRESSING Ih.. I il loh< "ahru. Tu.sdav. cues Dinl here *»t« >l 'li'lV,- id capable ol more n one construcUon was the article ■action that, he -;,u. it w^ desn'that Government .should make beyond all doubt the law relating lo
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    LORRY CRASHES INTO RAVINE: ONE KILLED, 4 ESCAPE
    151 3 LORRY CRASHES INTO RAVINE: ONE KILLED, 4 ESCAPE <Fiom Our Own ReportKuala Lumpur. Tuesday. ONE man was killed and four Injured when a lorry loaded with heavy mining machinery skidded while rounding th bend on top of Kanchmi; Hill. 11 miles from Kuala Lumpur, and cra.sntd into a ravine 90
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    Law Notice For To-Day
    54 3 Before Mr. Justin aßeckett Terrell in 3rd Court at 11 a.m. Bl ™S~/y»ISommerecker vs. Enuheers and Contractors Ltd. o .r rt Before Mr. Justice Home in Court at 11 a.m. Assizes: -No. 5- Rex vs. 1 Ni! Ma Cheow (2) Low Eniz Choon. (3J LJoSr^Tum (4)
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    Naval Chief On Sick List
    64 3 (on) mod on- M. L. l;nke, I) S.( uho was udmilted t<» Hospital yesterday morning for a minor operation, and is expected to remain on the sick list for a few days Commandei. I. \V. U'hitehorn of HJ|& Terror, now at anchor in the Sin^ap<;re
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    RUNNING BUS LOSES WHEEL
    102 3 i Penan*, fuesda) k SERIOUS accident \\;is averted n b^ the pn lence of mind of the driver when motor bus, i carrying ;i fall load of passim < i u'ldn.h losl U I'll real whe I r while nmnins along Barman Road. A( ti lime
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    "PRESUMED DEAD VERDICT
    109 3 Sini apore, Tuesday LEE reck coolie .it godown number r i told the Coroner'^ court this morn Ing thai on June in, he saw the mandor 01 godown tiv fall over the < dge <>f the with rili hand carl Witness Informed the police who mad* irch.
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    KNEES FELT AS IF IN CEMENT
    91 3 Woman Who Hid Rheumatism for II Vtmn I landtt married voman "i 1 «rriblj rrom rheumatUn mtuiirliif |„tion.s linl V',™ ana took teaspoonfu ev< rv mornloe believe it mysell when I rould stiwj !i u 1(l mi a K ain without heto 1 I
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      29 3 PIANOFORTE-PLA1ING THEORY OF MUSIC. SCHOOL CHILDREN^-SO^al Terms SCHOOL TEACHERS:-Reduc-d PaU s Special Music Apn-cwtwn r'.^es WritTor Ennuire M- Paulu »gjj enced and QualifV Mu«'c Tw* t 25. Barker Road.
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      209 3 POSITION VACANT WANTED Malay Clerk, good hoi-.t sound knowledge of book-keeping. Apph Sox No. 261 Morning Tribune, Singapore r PUBLIC NOTICES KUCHA] TIN, LIMITED (Incorporated In the Straits Settlements) DIVIDEND NO. 11. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Second Interim Dividend of 5 per cenl the year ending 30th September
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      20 3 -MASTERLaminated Padlocks Fifl P ill 'fl^ r 111 I V^Ap^^^^^^^^Bßl w atru f s, 1 m\<<?£*V^\ AW^^H ARK MADE IN
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      151 3 HORSE HEAD 3RAN i o z MADE IN BURMA J 4.1 \irvvri l««% H&Cii'fa li.^K I HVItf'l K (.11 1 'f tft .V CO., I Singapore, Kuala Lanpur, Penanc WHITE swan MJPLM atinc. p/ii*ki? defy competition In both prta and quality. suitable for ail duplicating machine* '<■ 1.25 per ream
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    LONDON COMMODITIES
    139 4 London. Tuesday PALM OIL (Malaya) Previous To-day C l4-15-0 Value Unchanged In bulk June July shipment SAGO FLOUR (Sarawak) June July Shipment 79 Sellers 77 V 2 Value I TAPIOCA (Ist quaUty) (Singapore) June Shipment 13- Seller- Unchanged ■it i j i i. j \t White Muntok Aug.
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGE
    70 4 London. Tuesday Previous To-day Change r.T. on Paris (cubing middle rate> 177.88 177 91 .03 T.T. on Amsterdom (closing middle rate) 8.***** 8.95' 4 -3 IS T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate* 9U Unchanged T.T. 00 Hongkon-.-: (closing selling rate* Is. 3 i 16 Is. 3 1 32
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    NEW YORK CABLE
    45 4 ,i •>■>■ i. v. b Vrtrl T Kl ■BlthK N W IOIK. 0 Previous To-day Chanp Tone Steady SI Spot Buyers *****6 -5.16 Sellers 13 15 10 Ocl Dec Buyers H 1 16 5 16 Ton- Sellers Steady Steady Spot 42% ;i c
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    BULLION MARKET
    30 4 IJIAJ Previous day Ch. Pine B;*r per oz. 7.0.10 CT 1 1 \IK Spot i i 16 it; 4 months' forward 18~ 8 l:; 15 16 1 18
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    METAL MARKET
    17 4 riN Standard Previous To-riav ncro Ppot (afternoon tclosing price) ''.oT'-, flBG^ H'j EIBBV4 £187': £1
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    OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED
    59 4 OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED FREE yourselves from the FEAR of BURGLARS by keeping your VALUABLES (jewellery or important documents) in SAFE BOXES in 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
    50 4 London, Tuesday Dull. Op MJUUri 4,1" Anclo Dutch 28 3 1; 10 2^ Rubbe? Plan Investment Trust 28 9 21 8 -lsjd u' fF Wp -t Wit Ar^ii 148 9 -is. ocl Wai' I Oiif) oq gp British American Tobjeco 412 j^i./' Chinese S<* Reo»*es (London Issue*
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    THE TRADERS COLUMN
    219 4 Singapore, Tuesday Tilt; following la a cabled synopsis ol the traders column in this weeks issue ol Barrens'; European Interests were figuring prominently In the short-covering which start A the Wall Street rise. The buU ol the business done was in General ors and Du Pont. Several
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    39 4 Singapore, rueaday Mr. H. W Milner pleaded guilty m the Fourth Police Court this morning to a charge of ».a:-Kin his motor-car i :ing on-coming traffic in S' Bridge Road '^i March 30 A lino ol $5 wra* Lmpoa
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    25 4 Mr Richard Owen. G3 years old farmer ol Anglesey, wrro was paralysed and bidridden was burned to death when hfe> house was gutted by nre
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    SHARE MARKET
    141 4 I Messrs. Fraser Co/s Report Singapore. Tuesday. MINING: Tin at midday was SMH.SO. down $1.87 According to cable advices from London tin shares there were rather ftrmei yesterday. In the local market, however. in sympathy with the commodity, the market had a slightly easier tone, and although quotations
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    Anti-Disease Bill For Johore
    152 4 From Our Own Correspond. Johore Eahru. Xuesd I "HE Johore Secretary of State was mpowered to order preven-th surea being taken against the Inti tioi read of disease, by a amend the Quarantine and Prevention Dl tment, which was taken rough all Its si tges at
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  • STOCKS & SHARES Issued By Fraser & Companv
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      MINING
      356 5 Anipat Asam Kumbang 28 lu Austral Malav J?' f JJ 1 Ayer Hitam Batu Selangor fJ, flff u 5- Berjuntai gi 2 ]f /z Burma Malay m 20 y 6 b 2 Y'Chenderiang 7 5 6 2^ 6xd Hitam Tin 0 S," HongFatt Vo- 2 Hong Kong Tin 21
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      GENERAL
      221 5 Alex Brick Or d 130 1.50n0m. do 7% Prefs. 2.10 2.20 Atlas Ice 5.25 6.00 BJK. Broadcasting 0.45 0.55 B. M Trustee gor 7 c I Con TQ T i> > Con T B Oids 2J 22- 2 do. 7» 2 pni 897 f 22 Gammon Malaya 136 „n
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      RUBBER SHARES
      239 5 Allenby 1.35 1.45 Alor Gajah 0.95 1.05 Amal. Malay 1.40 1.50 i Ayer Hitam PS 1.05 1.20 1 Ayer Molek 0.95 1.00 Ayer Panas ..1.20 1.30 Bassett 0.53 0.58 Batu Lintang 1.05 1.15 Bedford 0.95 1.00 Benta ..1.04 1.09 Boreli 1.15 1.30 Brogas 0.75 0.80 Brunei Un 0.67
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      MINING
      138 5 Buyers Sellers Am pa Us 4 3 4 9 Batu Belangora 1.33 l 38 Hone. Fatt.s 1.03 1.07 Hongkong Tin 21,6 L'3 Jelebus 0.70 075 Kamuntinn Tin 9 9 10 6c.d Katu Tin 24 25 Kramat.s 10 3 11KillinKhalls 19 3 21,Kurhai.s 135 1 40cd Ungui Tin 1.60 L46cd
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      RUBBER
      51 5 Ayer Panas 1.20 1.30 Bentas 1.05 110 Changkat Serdarms 0.93 103 Connemaras 1.33 1.40 Kedah.s 1.85 195 Kempas 185 1.95 Malacca Pindas 1.30 1.40 Mentakabs 0.44 0.48 Pa jams 1.80 1.90 Sunßei TukanK. 103 1.10 Tapahs 1.80 190 Telok Ansons 1.40 1.50 Ulu Benuts 0.33 0.38 United Malaccas 1.70
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      GENERAL
      28 5 Gammons 1.3H 1.43 Hammers 34 50 MJQ M. Brewoi i< 245 l! .Sf> M Collierlei 25.00 25.50xcl s. Cold Btorafi i» 0 .'>:«) S. Tradf-r.- 2600 26 75
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    195 5 PBUI9G MMMVAIi b°/r 192G red. 1956-Wi $4000.000 Int. May i Nov. 1 120' UP. <i 4 3 4^ 1929 red 1990-60 $8,250,000 Int. May 15 Nov. 16 ll!J U<) d 3% 1935 red. 1956-1966 $625,000 Int June 1 Dec. 1 100 101 d 3% 1937 red. 1955-65
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      228 5 V///I\ I anghai, ng, Mai Ua Singapore Intistrnmi Bankers and Broken in Srcunti,*; and Comvunhtic*. Deity ForriQn Market Cable and Quotation .SVrrut. MEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE. INC. OF NY. MEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE. I CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE. j i SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE. HONGKONG
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      350 6 v w l» a viii o w r'ii ;HBH» ness lv fi^Mjif^ inB: PHH; JOAN BENNETT »jj(^^^ :^HENRY FONDA I _,N lIIKIMTKDAKiIsrSUKI.KASK- BASIL RATH BONE M" "I MET MY 1 f»— ij iritai \l AN MAKSHAIL DAMF MAY WHITTY VJK RQXY BAR QP t: NSPM.n.XM.DN.GHT. A MYSTERY DRAMA OF Hf^^^^^f^^^^^^^B
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    AMERICAN SHARE MARKET QUOTATIONS
    646 7 Vanadium 52I 2 cC w m"! Ir<1 °««p is f Y,'" !i vm J i boo. Stocks Last Sak Adams Emeu fn 23 Junt 4 Allis Chalmers J» Amer. Can Amer Foreign Power f£ "5, "do- $7 pfd. 2 J H J Amer. Locomotive To, Amer.
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    PENANG MARRIAGE DISSOLVED
    105 7 London, Jimr k DECREE nisi was granted in the n following action at the new Trinity law term: Mrs, Marjorie Lois Wheeler, of HighV l '7Ju S heerne ss v. Mr. Augustus Henry L. Wheeler, the marriage briny In Penang, Straits Settlements, in 1930 and nappy for
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    DUMB YOUTH ON GAMING CHARGE
    90 7 DUMB YOUTH ON GAMING CHARGE Singapore, Tuesday aumb, and unable to read or write, an Indian youth appeared before Mr. G. s. Rawlings, the Third Magistrate, on a charge of gaming in Bellios Road yesterday. The court weir faced with the difficulty of communicating with the accused who appeared to
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    GOING TO EUROPE
    317 7 Tin- following are leaving Singap m bg p i "M Friday ai 9 30 i rti urop( Mr u Ami. on Mi I D Brown Mr F. Birkinshaw, Mrs u A P Brown Mr and Mrs s f Bedwell. and child Mi I Braeste Mi E M
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      144 7 M'A'M'II lOR THE U\l.\ Ol»l\|\4. ALHAMBRA FIRST AIR CONDITIONED THEATRE I COMPLETELY RENOVATED OPENING PICTUBE i THE GREATEST FILM OF ALL TIME Follow This Advertisement THE VOICE THAT THRILLS THE WORLD! GREATEST ACTOR-SINGER OF THE AGE IN A THRILLING, ACTION-FILLED DRAMA i BIG FELLA V WITH i ELDON GRANT V
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    BETTER DAYS ARE HERE
    853 8 MARKETS MOVING UP AT LAST Local Weekly Report By Fraser Co. £EK«^r. %&a t&ns&is s* "'*The up-swm, .started In New York yesterday week with^ sudd™ demand r,,. commodities which «IItMM gfmSA IISE Dow-Jones industrial averages to 118' 2 To-da\ tnw Silent indication of how rapidly the
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    Wedding Of Singapore Minister's Daughter
    420 8 Miss Louisa Band And Mr. K. A. Blacker Singapore, Tuesday. ARKTIMT of six little children and a bridesmaid all dressed in pale blue preceded Miss Louisa Margaret Band, daughter of the Rev Stephen and Mrs. Band, of the Manse. Singapore, to the altar upon her
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      248 8 The human system's -like a battery S& gj^v As the years roll on the vital forces -jjsjfjf in every cell of your body are running W A low. You've lost the keenness, the U zest for things, are more susceptible >; /V to illness. Yet it is possible to re-
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    JUVENILE STARS DO NOT ALWAYS HAVE BRIGHT FUTURES
    1149 9 JUVENILE STARS DO NOT ALWAYS HAVE BRIGHT FUTURES Cinema Chronicle j Jackie Coogan Returns To The Screen- Diana W V n Y^ To Play Part Of Nelson's j Latest Enchantress- Flight Of Austrians And j Hungarians From Their Countries To Be Filmed ■FWUfI Our Own Correspondent j London. June 17.
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    MASS ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS
    139 9 Brussels. A HUNDREDTH birthday and 13 colden weddings are being celebrated this week In the little v*lla*e of oilov not far from Charleroi (Belgium). The centenarian, widow JaCQUWnartChot. who has lived all her life in the Tillage, WJ'.iked unaided to church *,o attend the anniversary mass. She
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    Milk & Butter Fat Record
    92 9 Milk Butter Fat Record Sydney, June 20 AT the Government dairy training farm at Berry, on South Coast ol New South Wales, Berry Lovely, an Illawarra Shorthorn cow, has established B world record in milk and butter fat production for 273 days. Her figures are: 13.639 > 2 lbs. of
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore, Wednesday June 29, 1938 CHINAS SORROW
    298 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore, Wednesday June 29, 1938 CHINAS SORROW THE destruction of the Yellow River dykes at this part of the year which marks the beginning of the rainy season in China, is bound to have disastrous effects. Already, reports from various sources have confirmed that vast areas have been
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    A Ship's CAPTAIN Is An AUTOCRAT
    835 10 A Ship's CAPTAIN Is An AUTOCRAT 'the refusal fei daya ago by the cap- tain ..i th. German liner Bremen, to allow the French authorities to board the ship at Cherbourg to search for t passenger whose return had been requested by United States offldals, draw* attention to the question
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    87 10 labilities for keeping fit are a feature of London's most modem luxury flats. Park West, at Marble Arch. A club htt brat opened at the flats under the supervision of an ex-Armv ma jo, and here tenants can meet t^l?Z?!Z£S£ t iS Cate ed f Mr f r exeTCisc: courts
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    PERSONALITIES
    72 10 Mrs. W. L. Braddon M.8.E.. of Penanc who has been seriously ill for some time, is recovering steadily. Mr. Athelstane Braddon. better known throughout Negri Sembilan as 'Abanp Braddon," is in Seremban Hospital as a patient Mr F A Boyer. B.Sc. London, of the G.EC. Radio Laboratory. Coventry, has
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      34 10 Tory's White Label M Announcement There are women who would rather dye than let others know they are grey And tome people would sooner die than be deprived of OE WAR'S W P S.-M
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    JAPAN STRIKES AT SOUTH CHINA
    819 11 JAPAN STRIKES AT SOUTH CHINA Destruction Of Economic Base JAI A lESE air-raids in Kwangtung Province u w, 11 as naval attempts against various points on the coast of that province have been multiplied of late. An invasion by land of the Pearl River Valley by the Japanese is commonly
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    50 11 After months of fighting, the Japanese gained possession of llsuchow, the Chinese treaty port and capital of Kiangsu province. Further resistance from within the battered city was made impossihle by Japanese "mopping up" parlies, which combed the ruins for snipers and stragglers. Photo shows Japanese troops occupying llsmhow. (Plane! Nfwst.
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    World's Only "Stamp" Factory
    106 11 BEFORE Thorns Cllffe die. he will have nt l'h ooo (inn -tamps from eollec tors to sell to col i tiat i ins estimate, ba ed on present rate <>! dealing. Mr Clirte claims to own the only stamp "factory" in the world He manufactures all
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    MOST COLOURFUL SHOW EVER TO BE HELD
    308 11 san Francisco DROMISE Of the most colourful international spectacle tW presented at worki.s fair m indicated for the 1989 Golden Date International Exdom tion in a report Issued recently by the Exposition's Foreign Participation D< partment. which revealed thai 18 foreign lands have
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      89 11 POLAROID Glasses are the latest scientific discover/ in glare protection. They permit you to actually see 20 to 30 feet below the surface of the water. fOm THE FIRST TlME— perfect eye comfort for driving, cruising, fishing, tennis or any outdoor sporl. See our demonstration of f his remark able
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      23 11 im\k a »\\ri: at the Capitol Restaurant iMusic hy Kl Id BLACB K his Onhest™ TO M(;ilT UKDMSDA Y x I'M. To MkhilfM
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    Striking Styles At Royal Ascot
    80 12 Striking Styles At Royal Ascot A Page Ut ttctui ■ii€s For The Ladies w s i S Rowl Ascot, held on s s [England's loveliest nice- S S course, is the most fashionS S able race meeting in the y I world. The first meeting S was held in 171/
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      28 13 ANNUAL CHEAP SALE AT RENE ULLMANN DO TAKE ADVANTAGE Ol IT JO PURCHASE VOLK WATCHES JEWELLERY SILVERWARE AT PRICES MEANING REAL INVESTMENTS RENE ULLMANN RAFFU S n I
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    "Soft" Furnishings Count
    2188 14 ueige. picked out in green would be a delightful finish mmmm effectively. Curtains, Cushions And Carpets Must Be In Harmony With Each Other A nd With The Furn iture. vyHEN you a.re considering your house from the decorative point of view, remember the importance of the three
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      67 14 natural jlaivur >M you in iAy LIVS ER Discriminating hostesses serve AYLMER SOUPS because of that delightful natural flavour. Your guests (and your family too!) will prefer them for the same reason .you can taste the difference! You 11 save money, too, when you serve AYLMER SOUPS because each tin,
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      31 15 \i;\v iiim\( ii T iN o u ori; i VI POET KOAl) MAL A < c Irlt'phori*- Itl) i m aiso r i mi LAOIEB HMKDKKSSKKS 79, Stamford Road, BINGAPOEB. iTHt'plionr IlilO)
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      283 16 THEY DO LOOK AFTER YOU ON THE Q* CHEAP RETURN TICKETS TO CHINA, JAPAN, COLOMBO, AND BOMBAY Available for two months. From SINGAPORE TO:— Ist Class 2nd Class Hongkong $137.14 $102.86 Shanghai $188.57 $137.14 Kobe or Yokohama $222.86 $154.29 Bombay $300,000 $205.71 Colombo $282.86 $188.57 All vessels may call at
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    SHIPS IN DOCK
    136 17 KEPPEL HARBOUR Main Wharf: Lch. Magudi— Lch Spartan— Rokan—Lch. Moonstone Oil Wharf: Nil Coal Wharf: Nil VESSELS IN DRY DOCKS Tanjong Pajjar Albert Dock: Nil. Victoria Dock: Nil Keppel Harbour: King's Dock: Telena— Caisson No 2 No. 1 Dock: Nil No. 2 Dock: Nil -HITS \l,ON<;s||>|; m
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    NEW LIFEBOAT FOR MONTROSE
    457 17 Magnificent Example Of Uncapsizable Type A OUT of ZH.MH) has bt«l m.i(l> to tIM K'..v.il National UfebOftl In.^it tit .ion lor a l'leboat lor IfontTOte, Which >a. ill be built alter tin- same itylfl M that or view at the Umpire Exhibition in Olaagow, and which
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    13 17 Mr John Ramage, tecretary of U i candidate roc the Central DtrMon of
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    32 17 [he /apanew monoplane Wingi toe Century l)n)k< the enduran( cord in j clond circuit with....- refueJ having completed 29 lam O j i ml kilometra eoune item Tjdo mil. hi n mm
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      324 17 f Th f er i Tian unemployment figures for April show that the total of AulP p an unemployed/ which at the t Le^f was placed at Tbou 600.000. has now decreased to 416.000. IH«\S PIIILP LIVE. I i lncorpora ted In Australia' I NEXT SAILINGS I marftta June 29
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      28 17 James Robert Procter, 18, an ordinary seaman, in H.M.S. Brazen, was sentenced to three months' detention by a Na*al Court-martial for belns absent without leave for 24 hours
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      104 17 jpC)STALINTELLIGENCEt STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES FOR p ER Java. South-West Sumatra. S -E^t DA AN ITME Palembangx" **jLM Jum 29 7 a m 'Uiienca 'South. K-N.I.L.M. 2y 7 Djambi and K. Toengkal toruS Paneiro Maru 29 p.m. Baroe and Siak b Africa South Jjjgw Maiu 29 1 D .m. PoSianak Kh<tn\^
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    CHINA READY FOR FIRST WAR ANNIVERSARY
    256 18 CHINA READY FOR FIRST WAR ANNIVERSARY PROGRAMME FOR COMMEMORATING JULY 7 THE first anniversary of China's war of self-defense on July 7 will be marked by numerous movements and activities, leaturing the laying of foundation stones for tombs of the unknown Soldier at various cities and towns. That morning all
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    MYSTERY MAN'S GIFT TO PRIEST
    340 18 Unwanted Painting May Be Worth Fortune London. A bhabbilv-drtsaed man who left a greasy brown paper parcel, tied with Old string, at the Church of the Sacred Heart, Camberwell, S.E.. has presented the priest. Canon D. McCarthy, with a problem and possibly a fortune. Three
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    HOW EDITORS EARS THEIR PAY
    136 18 HOW EDITORS EARS THEIR PAY London. MR. Valentine Williams, the author and journalist, paid a tribute to the accuracy of the British Press at a dinner in London of the English--1 Speaking t'nion. over which Sir Roderick Jones presided. When people talk to me about newspaper lies— they are not
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    24 18 Ali Ben Ferjani, a Tunisian Nationalist, has been sentenced to 20 year* bnrd labour for shooting at a Frenc': utfcer in the recent rising.
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    18 18 A secret Communist printing prc has been discovered In Belgrade versity buildings. Over 20 rtuoen have been arrested.
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    Earl Shows Wife Round House Of Memories
    268 18 AN Earl and his Countess wandered hand in hand through an empty c^ st The Canadian farmer Earl of Egmont had brought his Calgary bride no But for the Earl it is a sad homecoming. rtlr Until he was 15 he roamed over
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      132 18 Wf4daof i4> x w "to Mk upo.%^ 'I life in MJ I different pflC* MERE U the story woman who had arrlTid at the point where the felt that "the had nothing to live for.** She wrote 1 was a wreck bodily and mentally owing to weakness and I lelt
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    LONG-DISTANCE PIGEON RACINC
    1042 19 From A Clubman s Chan It From Our Oicn London. June 17. THE gift of four raring pilous from the Royal lofts at Sandrmgfcaai It h er i ai H orth(>rn wkm birds had been destroyed by fire was an indication of the Kings interest m the
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    25 19 sir Walter Smilea, Unl< iiisl M P !(ji Blackburn, will not seek re election foi the town at th< doc o! the pre sent Parliament
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    65 19 „i UtdM soalns thiou-. bucket of water ovrr »'is horsi- during |roc«Ui| lof the oaeninf |»«rt..rn. Vi,. i,, UMintion.il Horse Shou at (HMn|»u. I ht- Spuhis. mmm.lmts ol MM of Ihr Ml Xwmm MTfl »l 111 1f« the world are to appear at the Shou anil thru n-tiim lo P*n«
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    World's Strangest Prison
    229 19 World's Strangest Prison Springfield, Iflnotrl CooKING stoves and sewing machines instead of bolts and bars- are keeping the groggier'! •moil", druu addicts and other temmine lawbreakers inside one ol the most unusual prisons in the world It is the Federal Institution for Women at Aldersnn. West Virginia. The head warden.
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    29 19 A r i AS tin 'I to >4( c pi .1 the Archduke otto expel! Ing Dim from the Houae of Habsburß for marrying i wommn regarded i be
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      783 20 ON^THE RADJO ...r-r%^ii-r>r\AV HOLLAND WEDNbbUAY P<j ISJO Mcs (19.; m) iMr~ OQ p.m. JUINt 9.50 Experimental broadcast on behalf oi Philips Radio Eindhoven :i..,n -mi M.or»iin. r Gramophone recora» —Holland Happy programme. SINGArOKfci Near East. Reports on the rtZHI 1 "H3 Mcs <225 0 m.) v'eption are to be srnt
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      819 20 „A I/nn)n 7.20 Weather He-port and tULUiVIin/ ments. 7.23 Saint -Saens— Carnival 0: th» 1»B G.lti Mell HM m.) Ainmal.s Philadelphia Symp jn phony Orchestra. l*o. o News (In Sinhalese!. 743 Selections irom Verdi's Opera 1.00 Oriental music. 8.05 The State Drive by their* Ma 1.40 NCWI iin Tamil). jesties
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    MORE COMFORT ON LONDON UNDERGROUND TRAINS
    197 21 London. Tuesday. A CiKKAI-ER COml H which pjMengera b;. London i ground Railway* maviook forward iSI nwfutur^waa demonstrated v when the ftnt seven car E g :rs n was Compared \vuh the best of the stock at present be.im used the m w r
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    BRITISH RUBBER MANUFACTURERS DISCONTENTED
    140 21 BRITISH RUBBER MANUFACTURERS DISCONTENTED London. Tuesd iN the Commons to-day Mr Watson asked it the President of the Board "i Trade wi trong discontent was being expressed by rubber manufacturers In this country, owing U tin i-icrcasinu volume of Imp rts from Hongkong and other Empire countries, that recently many
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    BRITISH AIR MISSION TO SOUTH AMERICA
    238 21 BRITISH AIR MISSION TO SOUTH AMERICA London. Tuesday h PART* representing British Airways is due at buen is Aw to-day to chs- with tne Argentine authorities the a tablishment ol passenger and mail air ice between Great Britain and South America, 'in party la led by w D Roberts, vice-cnairman
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    GAOLED FOR USING FORGED NOTES
    321 21 GAOLED FOR USING FORGED NOTES Singapore. Tuesday ol 18 months 1 rigorous lm prlsonment was paiand by Mr JusLice Home in the Anile Court to day 11 Tan Choon Chwee. a middle i)o:k butcher, who was found guilty on a chargi ol using u genuine eight toiled $10 Straits Settlements
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    RECTOR SEES A DOCTOR
    359 21 RECTOR SEES A DOCTOR Aldershot. THE Rev J B Rector, of Ash, 1 neti Aldershot, has seen a ghost. •v rfectly true," he said In an in- rvie^i with th< Pn n wakened y th< noia r>f gali'M: 1 horst > &nd h sound o I horn. i I had
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    KING PELTED WITH PETITIONS
    171 21 Cairo PETJ'I lONS wen thrown a' King Farouk by three different people i he returned from a service at tii< i Ifaleka i. here In the royal car mpanied bj the Prime Mini I route w is beflagged and decorated imphal arches and large crowds lastlcally.
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    "I MET MY LOVE AGAIN"
    314 21 "I MET MY LOVE AGAIN" 1/ The ('me? ti<is Did ma Ct Comedy \i The Pavilion lINHkd ARTXBTB preaeni I Mel Mv Ldvr Again" m tin- chief attraction at the Pavilion Cinema fof 'he n xt Um days This Aim. which mixture »»t strong drama and excellent comedy, haa Joan
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    VALVE OF ADVERTISING
    151 21 London, Tiie May. AVER i lion delegate i from \i conntfta u assembled al the Empire Exhibition i ye \U rday for the opening ol the Fourth International advertising con mention a civic welcome wua rat< nded to thi m by the senior Bailie Pre Ident ol
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    Excisemen Secure Third Point In 13 Matches
    88 22 LoyaU Reserves Held To Draw About ten minutes biter •<*«£*£! and missed many gold opportgM« to Sow mainly through the *jM«£g; keeping ol Ramli and some bad mlstasei by B*t e Shewlltl referred, and the tMim W BiebeB.C: Ramli: Salleh and Rahim Chim
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    GUNNERS WIN
    58 22 in b fast and Interesting same piayea I* yesterday on the Harbour Board und the RA (BJ1) beat Publishers by three •la to two in I Second Division of the S.A.F.A. league B played good constructive tball with the Gunners who were slighUy the superior snatching the issue
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      52 22 uoais P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts. 555 < 2 i) II 44 S 27° 12 a C ls ,2 I 6 1 19 22 11 Gordons 12 2 < 3 7 24 1 SC.C. (71 12 1 8 -i 10 37 5 1 Police (61 13
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      86 22 Goals p W L. D. F. A. Pts. Skins ll<7> 12 9 1 2 26 6 20 RA. (8.M.» 13 10 I0 3 d 20 Chinese II <3 > 13 8 3 2 31 12 jo Xerror <5> 12 83l 24 14 U RAF II« 4 11 7
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      95 22 Goals P W L. D. F. A. Pts. xiA.M.C 11 8 0 3 25 6 19 Mental H.«-. 10 7 2 1 28 9 > ClericalU. 10 5 3 2 21 5 12 VMCA -2. 11 5 5 1 2d 17 11 Munic pal (6. Bft2 i j
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      BUSINESS HOUSES LEAGUE
      104 22 Goals P W. L. D. F. A. Pts. OC. Bank (2» 9 8 1 0 38 5 16 anglO <1» 9 7 0 2 26 6 16 APC < < 9 5 3 1 25 16 11 H.&S. Bank <4> 8 5 3 0 27 12 10
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    SINGAPORE BADMINTON ASSOCIATION
    36 22 SINGAPORE BADMINTON ASSOCIATION Owing to the Haw-Par Hall not being available, there will be no ties in the SB A. tournament, this week-end. The draw for the ladles' Junior singles and veterans singles tournaments will be
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    A.R.P. LECTURE
    28 22 Singapore. Tuesday. A lecture on air raid precautions .ve:. by Major A. U-SP*^- Secretary of the Air Raid and 808 hardment Precautions Comrou-ee c cocktail dance.
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    Rough Play In Muar League
    242 22 Rough Play In Muar League Player Sent Off In Customs v. Rangers Match From Ovr Own ConefpindenU Muar, Tuesday. «i p game between the Customs SporLs the Rangers centre half, was ordered off ™e nd hai f osman. the Rangers left half, the field by the referee early in the
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    TANGLIN CRICKET
    76 22 IN a friendly cricket match played at Tanglin yesterday, the Royal Army Ordnance Corps beat Fort Panning by 63 runs. Batting first. Fort Canning compiled 109. Bale <26> and Wilton <21> being topscorers. Marshall took five wickets for 19 run^ while Tearte had two for 13. The RA.O.C.
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    R.A.F. RESERVES WIN
    32 22 In u second division S.AF.A. league match played at Pulau Brani yesterdav. f he R A.F. II beat Pulau Brani by 4—o Scorer? were McDougall (2), Taylor and Saville.
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    MENTAL HOSPITAL R.C.
    22 22 The soccer team of the Mental Hos i>ital Sports Club, which has bcci doing extremelj well in local com]H*tit;on.
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    TANGLIN CLUB TENNIS
    157 22 RESULI *>1" >esterciay s ties L Tangttn Club CULLEN COT ind Mrs. 8 E B t— l M ".—0; and DP. Perry anc F B t •3: Mrs. Fulcher and Wood I Mrs. Gregory and Coltart (+1 6—4; Miss Reeve and Brightwell I 3 against Mr. and
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    ISLAND CLUB GOLF
    67 22 THE Kand Club men's Jiini competition played over tl end resulted in a win tor Dr B. 1 Ibrahim in "A" Division with a ot 2— down. T. Yamaguchi WBJ I dinner in the "B" Division wi. square. The following were some of tm cards returned. •A'
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    Hole In One
    87 22 PLAYING over the Keppel CJ curse on Saturday last, l Fennie. during play in a foujmatch, holed his tee shot at n( sixth hole. I J. W. Moore <9> i F. R. Martens UO) W. B. Ruddock (11) B' DIVISION T. Yamaguch (17) All Tay Lian Teck
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      46 22 Today's Tides HIGH TIDES:— I2.O7 p.m. 8 ft., 8 ins.; 11.25 p.m., 10 ft. 3 ins. held at the Clerical Union. Haw-Par Hall. on Friday. July 1. at 7.30 p.m. The closing date'for entries in the ladies' iunior doubles has been extended to July 15. I
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    TWO HAT-TRICKS IN FIRST DIVISION SOCCER
    657 23 TWO HAT-TRICKS IN FIRST DIVISION SOCCER SKINS BEAT POLICE BY ODD GOAL IN SEVEN I Skins IJ Police T" E r «> r S™™<l Police tea,,. 1 ffood soccer in a J^mn same of the S.A.F teJLTT Anson Road staL^U d^ "T l<lsl the Ski "v the '►ad goal in
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    YESTERDAY'S WEDDING
    50 23 YESTERDAY'S WEDDING iMK. AND MBS. K. A. BLACKER mtlftm <« ncnitulatinns .it I— party Riven following their wedding yest«r<la\ i ßeport on pafi *> 'hl tea party was held at the house of the Colonial Secretary, and hetoa is a picture of the hnrirsmuiri. the Bower fftrls anil the pax<*
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    APPEAL COURT ECHO OF "BOOLOO" (MALAYA) FILM PRODUCTION
    267 23 Singapore Tuesday AN echo of the civil suit, over 4 the Malayan film "Booloo. n |j£ Chinese contractor named Woo Cheu Sin, sued Mr. John E. Buich the American producer of the film for breach of contract, was heard in the High
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    Increased Allowances For Johore Royalty
    120 23 AT yesterdays meeting of thr Johore Council of State, pro vision was made for the allotment of expenditure in connection with the census io be taken in 1941. Increased allowances for the members of the Ruling House were made as follaws H H. Tungku Ampuan
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    Johore To Have New Laws For The Savings Bank
    337 23 'From Our Own Correspondent Johore Bahru, Tuesday. AS result of the inquiries made by a Committee appointed by the Secretary of State to examine savings bank laws, a model ordinam-e has been drawn up. ThK was intimated by the acting Legal
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    GIRL KILLED WHEN LORRIES COLLIDE
    65 23 GIRL KILLED WHEN LORRIES COLLIDE A COLLISION yesterday aftOfßOOn b. ween two lorries, one tarrying truit from Johore and the other convejrlni 1 proods from Bfngapore, at the 44 ißukit TlmaJh Road, reiulted hi the death of a six-ye.u old ChintM girl, and Injur to fiv«- other oeeupanti of the
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    TEST MATCH DRAW
    747 24 ANOTHER RECORD FOR BRADMAN Was Hammond s Declaration Too Late Or Not? ENGLAND HAD A CHANCE OF WINNING 494 AUSTRALIA Ist Innings «2 BfOLAND Ist Innings w n^ o nd 204 for t> ill undoubtedly be asked if Hammonds declaration of ffet question u.ll un^b led >
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    AUSTRALIA BAT
    332 24 Bradman Sets Up Another Record Faced with the task of making 315 lor a win in roughly three hours— a draw seemingly an inevitability Australia ooened their second innings with Flngleton and Brown again. i;.irl> success attended England's bowlers, for at eight, Fingleton was out to a neat
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    Wimbledon Tennis
    151 24 London. Tuesday. BLt'STERY and cloudy weather prevailed for to-day's tennis at Wimbledon. Results: WOMFX'S SINGLES Quarter final Mrs. Wills Moody beat Miss Stammers. 6—2. 6—l Miss Marble beat Mme. Mathieu ♦> -2. 6—3. The match between Miss Stammer.- and Mrs Moody was of mediocre standard. the American outclassing
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    SCORES
    406 24 ENGLAND— IST INNIN(; S C. J. Barnett, c Brown b McCormick v L. Hutton, c Brown b McCormick W. J. Edrich, b McCormick W. R. Hammond, b McCormick E. Paynter, lbw b O'Reillv Denis Compton, lbw b O'Reilly L. E. G. Ames, c McCormick b Fleetwood Smith H. Verity,
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      88 24 {GLORIFY YOIKSI I CC-P S\ in tn( your beloved by i n£- T nt hat" to complete your enscmbh I /1?S-^oSo^C2v\ llst arrivec^ ()Vtr 3 °o nr >v Ciuuc and I S Ilnts ff^tur'ng the same classic style. 1 xDBBB^i^BC^ :it( st fas^ion journals tell you. anc J .VfUKKftiM V.
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