Morning Tribune, 30 June 1938

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    12 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. 3,-No. L29. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, June 30, !<..>. KIVE CENTS
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    PALESTINE JEW HANGED
    38 1 PALESTINE JEW HANGED rasalem, Wednesday. pi:\ Joseph w;tv hanged at 8 aJa.m. 10-day. Joseph, who was sentenced in connection with a terrorist oatrafe, was the first lew to Bt hanged in Palestine under ihe British administration lie uter.
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    ARMY RECRUITING
    15 1 London. Wed 725 more recruit increase of 324 intake for th< vear.— Bin
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    Fresh Taxation In U.S.?
    70 1 Fresh Taxation In U.S.? Wednesday P\ i: announced that the C.overnmeii*. i .studying the rhod ol liquidating oublic xpenditure during good trade V interprets this that the Goverr'nent il ying new methods of taxation with the object ol liquidating the entire <20,000 million debt attributable to relief and recovery expenditure
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    JAPANESE USING POISON GAS
    28 1 inkow, v hive emptovi'd P< ma- acta ol th« frothe Tci by th lip. .1-1 I hii coun H< and bra 1 tions. Chin*
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    FRANCO'S CONCESSIONS FOR BRITISH SHIPPING
    84 1 Discrimination Is Promised ROME, WEDNESDAY fONCESSIONS BY GEN. FRANCO IN FAVOUR OP BRITISH SHIPPING WERF. COMMUNICATED TO LORD PERTH BY COUNT CIANO WHO INDICATED THAT GEN. FRAi/O HAS ALRFADY TAKEN MEASURES TO SEE THAT BRITISH SHIPS IN NAVIOA are not attacked by Nationalist aeroplam s,
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    Official Secrets Case Develops
    244 1 Official Secrets Case Develops London, Wednesday THERE a a furth< r development ui the ofticial i tin r,, m mons Lo-daj win n Mi Duncan Sandy lared thai In nl capacity as Un lori.il oilier,- I in uniform befon ;i m CO urt ol enquin H' iibmltti d this '"'it'll
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    WILL THE JAPANESE OCCUPY HAINAN?
    196 1 Tokyo, Wednesday. jgEFEIUUKG to Mr. Hulle.'* slalcmenl on Hainan in fhe (ommon> on Monday, when he said a joint naming had Wn sent It Japan on the internal ional complicalions which mi^hf arise if lh< Japanese were to occupy <hc island, Ihe Asnhi Shimhun declares
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    EVEREST ATTEMPT ABANDONED
    98 1 EVEREST ATTEMPT ABANDONED KaMmpong, Wecmeadav J THE attempt to cUmb Everes, bad I abandoned affa r the i climbers had reached camp sis at i li.- helß 5 t 0| 21lm J, '<- Captain Oliver has returned to Kalimpong i and the remainder of the party is i t expected
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    AWARDS FOR R.A.F. OFFICERS
    53 1 it announced thai Ul* Majesty thi I King ha* been graciously plea led to approve the ajvards ol the Dtatlngul I Flying Cross for gallant and (fisting ui h ed services rendered In Palestine to H> in- Ollieer Kohert (*as.se|l.s Waddell Pilot Officer Dougla .John Hon
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    SEDITION BILL IN THE S. S.
    177 1 QUESTIONS IN COMMONS London, Wednesd* I. to-day, Mr Crrech joi on i 'i groands thc was Introduced In the Strait* egislativc ouncil, and Donald W9 aware <>, tfoil had .1 on tl laid thai any sub tan- i n aron i d d 11
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      36 1 T 1 j OTHCR PiGES J I 7 J Tar Registration tappers in Trouble jkHflon in Samp.,,, lExtorttaa Charrc toUn iiiii.. j S ot '*i ITssMtei s t 'I Sport '',v bj J WiraMe*)**i V,' j
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      98 1 *XW BJBJ |y^| H BJBJ mm^m****-******* KI.IM now enables you to fl give your chikir* D PURE Jj milk, that Is delicious for iIL-MJi-i JX f drlnl' nd al reasonable !«J \f 1 fl price no matter when I ify^j hsbsji mav reside lJgg^pP'l J KLLJi a.., 1 I as
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    RULE NISI TO ISSUE AGAINS REGISTRAR OF VEHICLES
    207 2 RULE NISI TO ISSUE AGAINS REGISTRAR OF VEHICLES REFUSAL TO RfG'STER MOTOR BUS UNUSUAL IN LOPftrATION WAS MADE TO-DAY IN THE A-\| MR JUSTICE ON BEHALF OF A UOTOR BUS OWNER S UE AGAINST THE REGISTRAR OF VF.HIL pSJano calling upon him to show cause why he sp, to BBOORB
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    LOCAL MILITARY WEDDING
    30 2 It Col I C Tosh of the R. E., and Miss Rosamond E. Sillem. who sen married vesterda> at ihe St. Andrews Cathedral. Report on s_ (Tribunes.
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    DUNSFORD MURDER: £1,000 REWARD
    38 2 DUNSFORD MURDER: £1, 000 REWARD The police have offered a reward ol SI. OOO for information leading to the arrest of the murderers of Mr. G. W. Dunsford and the vegetable gardener. -.vires our Kuala Lumpur staff reporter
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    CHEAPER RATES ?
    60 2 CHEAPER RA TES 11 a recent meeting ol the Tom- i mittee of the Singapore Kate- payers' Association, a letter was re.-id from the Municipal Secretary N i dated May 31. statin* that the J question oi reducing the minimum J charges for water, electricity and J gas supplies will
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    SUBMARINES FOR SIAM
    46 2 Bangkok. Wednesday BANGKOK and the Council of Regency welcomed the first four submarines owned by the Siamese Navy and which arrived from Japan in the capital this afternoon. Army planes and seaplanes likewise built in Japan also took part in the nation's welcome.
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    SINGAPORE SAPPERS IN TROUBLE IN PENANG
    225 2 (From Our Own Reporter' Penang, >> ednesaa T<HK escapades of two deserters from the Royal Engineer, pore who were arrested at Taiping f« takU* meal m< »ey and who were later found to have be* res|K»nsil.le removal of two car, without the knov led*!
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    ENTERIC CASES UP
    88 2 ENTERIC CASES UP Singapore, Wednesday. THERE has again been a rise in the number of reported cases of enteric fever in Singa pore for the week ended June 25 the number being 138 against 96 last week The number of deaths was 34 against lb MB* week. Pneumonia again claimed
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    JUDGMENT RESERVED
    132 2 Engineer's Claim JUDGMENT was reserved by Mr a'Beckett Terrell yesterday In case in which F E. Sommerecker. 8 engineer claimed $947 41 from Bng and Contractors. Ltd.. tor three m and six davs" salarv Ul lieu of notictv Plaintiff claimed that he had employed by thc defendants a.s
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      49 2 I 'BULLDOG' 4. vi\\ i: s s s t ti r T sKj^jjjJSflA acts as t tonic and body builder. "^taummw m jkW/±*<z* '.ook for the \*m-~ whole body of iHe Bulldog on the label. GUINNESS IS GOOD FOR ;Ol 'mS u Um Aaen tS GUTilMl^sßfcf ,lu W.P.S MX
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      187 2 Gelling Up Nights Caused By Germs Are you worried sad snnoyed by constant "Getting Up Nights"? it bo, >"u should know tliat UM true < BUBe is irritating germs which are attacking the I million tiny tubes or Altera within your kidii. s. \ou can't be well nil germs an-
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    FOUR CHINESE CHARGED WITH EXTORTION
    368 3 MAN WHO DEALT IN JAPANESE GOODS Singapore. Wednesday. IHE Mory of how Ling Kow Soo. a tie shop proprietor was al- edlj forced, under pain of having Bi ean cut off if he disobeyed, to auTender a large quantity of Jap- •se cycles accessories in
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    STRUGGLED WHILE BEING SEARCHED WOMAN FINED
    177 3 STRUGGLED WHILE BEING SEARCHED WOMAN FINED m Onr O j > t*U Mn. ii Wedne da i A MIDDM i i I ciiiniM' woman Tan Ah .lee. S/ai Mn miirniiU', lined Ihn dollars with the slternative of one day's Imprisonment by Inch* Baron bin Ahmad when she pleaded guilty to
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    Motorist Claims Trial
    58 3 Singapore. Wednesday H Lang, a European, appeared this mornins in the Fourth Police Court t.. a summons for failing to stop driving his motor-car while the traffic signal was against him. The alleged offence took place on May 10, In North Bridge Road. m The case was
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    "Conditions In China's Varsities Are Shocking"
    171 3 Singapore. Wednesday fOXDITIONS in many of the uni t verities of China are shocking to-dav." said Dr. A. Mistou ski. Professor of Music, who arrived at Singapore to-day on board the Kajputana from Hongkong. Speaking with Tribune reporter of lis travels through parts of
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    SKELETON IN DRIFTING SAMPAN
    197 3 SKELETON IN DRIFTING SAMPAN i From Out Offfi Res* fer i 1 1 Taiping, Wednesday. N Ala* l I 1 p.m. on .Monday, a Malax N a al fisherman while returning afier his day's Ashing noticed B sampan adrifl near Kuala Sangar. Tort Wild. He approached the sampan and found
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    58 3 At the L.st meeting of th< Committee I of the Singapore Ratepayers' Association.! it was pointed oul that there was no bus: service serving the noil ion of Teluk I Kurau Road between Joo Chial Place and I.'ast Coast Road and il was resolved towrite to the Municipality and suggest'
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    Law Notice For To-Day
    57 3 Before the Ohiel Justice In Ist court Bl 10 a m Motion lor Interim Receiving Order it; Mkc.v "108(11 Re Nr. Hai Chuan etc Before Mr Justice Home in 2nd Couit. at 11 am AssUe*: Rex VS. <1» Ni« Ma cheow, (2) h<>w lug choon, (S)
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      121 3 POSITION VACANT "^irED-Malay Clerk, good rjntet Jmd knowledge of book-keeping. Apph N^Ml Iteming Tribune, Bmgwore. MOTOII VKMCLE ~TnR SALE 1937 AUSTIN |0 H* b0 oTruwT Perfect condition to* C owner i,- home. $1,400 M, Tribune. PUBLFC NOTICE SINGA#OU MINKIPALITV The Koad Traffic w ..hicl^'owncrf'are renvnded M Srip their hall yearly
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      106 3 MUAR NAN YANG HOTEL AGENTS. I Express Service 3 times daily. 1. hai (HEW HOTEL, 35. Beach Road Singapore. Tel: 3015 2. NAN TANG HOTEL, 41. Jalan Maha rani, Muar. Tel. 15'i 3. NAN CHANG HOTEL. 84, Bungs Raya, Malacca. Tel: 92 I I Singapore to Muar, Malacca K.L at
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      62 3 Sil-viVrin DOES 0 R O W II A 1 R Remov< a Jar dt u ft, j,j. Prevents Falling-hair ijw und corrects disordei i z' I TO restore new hair t A ■t.iwth .i k ii! eh 9 ml More, ur Helr-dre i \Ljy ri K» sn.viK.tr* Sol* Distributers RAHAMIN
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      52 3 HORSE HEAD BRAND <4ND C 1 I MADF IN BURMA] t tl ARAXTKKD l«tt°/o I ■AEPER till Al Singapore, Kasls Lumpur, irnaag. j IMIIII SWAN DUPLICATING P/IPKR defy competition in both price ;uul quality. Ultable lor all duplicating maehun-. Price 1.2. r > per ream Obtainable at all offices of
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      LONDON SHARF LIST
      80 4 Imperial chemical Industries Rubber Plan Investment Trust Chartered Bank British American Tobacco Chinese 5V< Reorgs. (London Issue) Previous 99 754ft 31 3 137 6 274ft 6-3 8 36 27 6 86 IO 1 -101-3 4 89 8 11-68 994 1 -61-» London. Wee To-day 99--28 9 313
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      148 4 don. Wednesaaj KltSßhlt Previous nay TO 7 UnatuiEw Tone Spot Buyers Sellers 11 6 i i 16 • 1 16 lst Forward (July) Bu;. Jehen i 16 1 16 1 16 2nd forward LSI 1 Bayers Sellers 6 15 16 7 7 1 16 1 16 f f
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      69 4 r.T. T.T. T.T T.T. T.T. T.T. on Par^ tcusing middle rate) on Amsterdam (closing middle rate 1 on Shanghai (closing selling rate* on Hongkong • closing selling rate» on Japan closing selling rate* on New York (closing selling rate) Previous 177.91 1 8.95*4 9V4 is 3 1 la
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      49 4 New York. Jul i 28 nr __m Previous m\_ \_a hange Tone SteadSpot Buyers 14', 13 13 !t> -5 !6 Sellers 14' i 13 15 hi ,16 Oct Dec i • Buyers HK 14i ____m 'SbkVi 14 I ■i 14V 4 RUBBER Sal Kgan E TIN
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      BULLION MARKET
      34 4 London. Wedne.sday Previous To- dav Change Fine Bar per oz. £7-0-9 £7-0-8 i 2 L 2 d. GOLD SILVER Spot 4 months' forward 19-1 16 18-15 16 19-1 16 18-15 16 M
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      METAL MARKET
      26 4 London. Wednesday UN Standard Spot (afternoon «, closing price) r Drward Previous H86 1 H87 1 To-dav ElB6 1 £lB7i 2 Chane** V/ 4
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    SHARE MARKET Messrs. Fraser & Co.'s Report
    133 4 SHARE MARKET Messrs. Fraser Co.'s Report Singapore. eanesda*) MINING. Tin ai midday was S93 3 .< up -4. From cables received this mombag the London tin share market yesterday appeared somewhat dull and slightly easier. In the local market on the otner hand values were fully maintamed, although the turnover
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION
    156 4 Prices Realised Al Sales Yesterday AT the Singapoore Chamber al Com merce Rubber Association's 1388t b. Auction yesterday the following were: Catalogue 1.681.368 lbs- tons 750.0i Onered 1.300.629 607.42 Sold 1044.768 466 41 London-Spot 6 13 16 d. New York-Spot 13 13 16 cents PRICES REALISM) Ribbed
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    39 4 In exercise of the powers conferred ou him by Sec. ion 1 of the Registration of Births and Deaths Ordinance. 1937, the Governor has appointed Juiy 1. 1938, as the date on which the Ordinance shall come into operation
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      48 4 OVERSEA-CHINESE 1 BANKING j I CORPORATION LIMITED FREE yourselves from the FEAR of BURGLARS by keeping your VALUABLES (jewellery or important documents) in I SAFE BOXES in our VAULTS j at CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA j STREET, SINGAPORE. You hold YOUR OWN YS, and ONLY YOU can have access
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      14 4 SOUTH KKITIaMI INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. Loss Of Profits liisiiraiisTsi' Tel. 5926. 2, Finlayson On <•■
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      14 4 BSSBbI I '^^s^/*l_»^*i-J I Jy will Mi T' jfimmmZ^b^mX SIME DARBY Co., Ltd. .'^."S^VS
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    821 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Company i=ingi>pore, June 29. 5 p.m Asam Kumbang Hilar: 4 3 28|--42 6 2P6 0.571.2 20 6 1.31 96 20 6 15--0.38 4.9 30|- J 476 229 0.621 Weng grin Tin Batu Belangoi ii" Berjontsi 21>6 1.36 11|21|6xd 16,--0 42 Burma Malay Chenderiang Hitam Tin
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    264 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore, Wednesday Olivers Sellers Ampats 43 49 Batu Selangors 1 32 1 37 • Hong Fatts 1 03 107 Hongkong Tin 21 9 23 Jelebus 0.70 075 Kamunting Tin 919 1616ed Katu Tin 24 25 Kramats 103 111Killinehalls 19 3 21 Kuchai.s 1 35 1 40cd La
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    244 5 6% Maynard Co. Ud $30,000 95 105 nont B _£__mfmm%mm 5w7.51.1W7 $1,660,666 ■•o2 nom 4% 6% Int. Mar 1909 red. Int. Mar ll* 13 red. Int. Mar. 1926 red. 31 Sept. 30 1955 $1,000,000 31. Sept. 30 .963 $2,000,000 31 Sept. 30 193b -oo $22,066,686 107 112
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      232 5 S. LEVY CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Mania. Siligapofe. Imtitment Bankers and Brokers in Securities and Commodities. DutmV Foreign Ma r ket Cable and Quotation Servk*. Members: J«W YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF NY NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE. SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE. HONGKONG
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      202 6 j ZZ, PAVILION LISTEN TO THE VOICE THAI HAS ™tWLED AUDIENCES THE WORLD OVER A BTAK s WHO IS UNSURPASSED IX A THRILLING AND s GRIPPING DRAMA' J N j mmmm\ mrn^^ if*s -O _PI Pi s |p R R j > Ci_,-J *f l Wf* /«b j BIG FELLA
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      292 6 MOM'S greatest Thrill-packed Adventure of the] ArR acclaimed by PRESS and PUBLIC as x, picture in a Thousand! y 1 TO-NIGHT at the t AIM TOsTI 1 ———j—— CLARK CABLE, MYRNA LOY a-d-aTK £aV v _sT*S_W SPENCER _H^ 1 _^_k& bbb! LbbbbW Lm _^r _Sf j BBSk, BBbL *i *"*f_B_»*
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    The Balloon Barrage-The Dread of Airmen
    216 7 The Balloon Barrage-The Dread of Airmen London. T": -J 1 li will ten vou "•'balloon hairrase is the •""■ence /hat he dreads," Y»n« <«»niniander Wright. .M.P.. »>r defence to the Prim- ■■-■hool of PolitU, at Ihe usw <( ommoas. barrage la properly "the airman R same position as vou would
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    Fostering The Tourist Trade
    210 7 Fostering The Tourist Trade A Warsaw. CON] E in which 31 travel bureau directors have participated The conference anized by the "Agot" Union of el Bureaux. Among thi i tries represented were Great Bi .my Italy. Belgium, Bul'- DenmarK. E.sthonia. Finlai d Holland, Yugoslavia, Latvia. Noi P ind, Rumania. Swe-
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    COLLEGE FOR U.P. CO-OPERATIVE
    116 7 'By Air Mail) Lucknow, June 25. Establishment of a co-operative C 1!. ge with B suitable library and boarding house, on the lines ol a similar Institution In Manchester, and various other amenities for the members of the Co-operative Societies are sime of the recommendations of
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    Property Sale
    39 7 King ip ire, Wednesday Freehold land to the value i i $6,050 was sold to-day by Messrs. Cheou; :<oon Seng. The property. Mo. 200, Jno Chiat Place Singapore, was boughl bj Madam Tay Kr.n $eo for $6,01)11
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    FRENCH AIR AGE TO HEAD MISSION TO U.S.
    228 7 Pans M michel Detroyat technical expert attached to the Air Ministry and ntlv appointed one of the two ial test-pilots who are to aid the d-up Of French warplane mamifac- shortly for tin the head of an Air Ministry He is 33
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    LANDED WITHOUT PERMIT
    89 7 LANDED WITHOUT PERMIT Singapoi Wedne d I ii. 1 1. Cokmj on Jui without permission, two Cantonese L?ong Ah Kwck and Leong Meng, wen thin morning produced before Mr. J. c H Oldham. the .Second Magi file warn both pleaded guilty, saying thai they had come from Rhios to visit
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      237 7 WVITII lOH <Im j.\L\ OI>IM\4. FIRST COMPLETELY j I AIR-CONDITIONED RENOVATED j S I a j TV Vr I UHAMBR4 -__BBB^^^ -aV d, slthough dsmssjs io t audson wa» Sftiossted ;«t stout I mf aa* ith fl wk mm. sa a a 1 J. v% 1 1 1 1 mUW
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      31 7 9 1 MM HEM k ol CHINA t*ur .hSSt IS COMINC; *SJBty J SAMUEL COIOWTN pre-eiHs <t^si CARY COOPER -^""T Khififiirts jMarco Polo BASIL RATNBONC SICBID CUBIC CAPITOL A, 1 A
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    WHAT THE SINGAPORE ROTARY CLUB HAS DONE FOR CHARITY
    420 8 PRESIDENT REVIEWS PAST YEAR Singapore, Wednesday IIUECLABOfG that the Club Bras Ik* V second lamest ot Us U»d ,n "Asia, ivir. T. il. stone. President ol the Singapore notary Clab, in reviewing the association's activities daring the past 12 months at
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    "Goliath" Meets "David" As Friends
    198 8 "Goliath" Meets "David" As Friends Sofia o/HEN the Turkish cruiser, Hamidie, paid an official visit to the port of Varna. Bulgaria, she was met at sea bv the veteran Bulgarian destroyer. Druzki The two veselfi saluted. Later the officers and men oi the Hamidie were cordially welcomed by the mayor
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    THE STORY OF MICHAEL MOORE
    133 8 PEORGE Stephenson's Stockton and U Darlington Railway was opened in 1825. the same '-iar in which the Menai [Bridge was built, the concertina inventand Michael Moore was born. George IV was- on the throne, and the weekly wage of a labourer was seven shillings and
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    143 8 FRASER COMPANY. List Of Current Dividends Singapore. June 29. 5 p.m \____m •■■ 1 Total for Company _yiviu.no: books Date m_X Di* year Close p ayable TIN Kamunting Tin Bc/<8 c /< less tax June 28 July 28 July 4 Kuala Lumpur Tin ls. No. 34 Aug. 19 mm London
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    MILITARY WEDDING SINGAPORE
    278 8 MILITARY WEDDING SINGAPORE Singapore, vTedaesißy MB Rev H W. Todd. MX I 1 assisted hv the Rev. K. A. Puntan. C.F.. performed the marriage ceremony, which took place this afternoon al the St Andrew's Cathedral between Lt.-(ol. I. C Tosh. R V.. sen of Mr. and Mrs. J. Tosh. Selbv
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    "OVALTINE" SUCCESSES AT CATTLE SHOW
    137 8 fj'HE first o! the great County Shows, the Oxfordshire, was bald at WallLngford, Berks., on May It), with a record j number of entries in the Jersey cattle section. Well to the fore as usual, was the famous 'Ovaltine* Jersey Herd, which captured high honours,
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      38 8 Al AI.A V A It i: C 0 11 11 11 0 K l M)N" HIS CYCLE WAS A "NEW HUDSON" 'NEW HLDSONS" ARE BRITISH BL'ILT AND THE CHOICE OF CHAMPIONS SIME, DA Kit I A CO.. LTD.
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  • CONTRACT BRIDGE
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      Forget The Overtricks
      793 9  - Forget The Overtricks (By I 1 bßd bridge-a* I sav h J« N».t,« of tn, fa«| lhai jsed in thc lexicon of bridge— to lenpan Use the eontracl for rt neks, however probable thus,Bveitridu mav be. it l particularlv when f< moS so when* redout wW h ln rom m
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      HE-WOMAN (OF 78)
      92 9 limmins. Ontario CTVENTY-MGtfl YKAK-Oll> Mrs. S 1 mrMttt watjon a fff eets when Ac araa ins a weefc without food m I iBBM h're n here h*r hi ci been r hone ot undine hi i K u foi: nn her fa n( r Watson was on
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      15,000-Year-Old Workshops
      56 9 Moscow \f!s* and bon, or 20.000 v been discov< :lUnu district of th. Ukraim in all ten i imp ()!l!! aid longing to thc at. the d stone age) pen d h un d Over 30.000 tools I Other finds in thi dfc of animals of the Ice
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      New York's Low Record Homicide Rate
      118 9 New York's Low Record Homicide Rate Albany, New York. Nkw York State achieved record low de >th rate during the first quarter o| 1938, the state Health Department has announced here ut j w i) porte. Due. tor or ine Vjt a i Rtati' t c Div lon attributes the
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      75 9 9ka oftite Übulditt Soldiers Wy pj- L) Ui.ti*" Who Relu<*d oil bul r r It Vfl y V I *"*^l| r M !/<*-- O c R6AM *®&Jr v^^ a 1^ L wHm juM. \W H A T r urn children thrive onCAwr fl«f//./ /W//A <f, W All chi dre in"
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore, Thursday, June 30, 1938. SPANISH BOMBS AND BRITISH SHIPS
    298 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore, Thursday, June 30, 1938. SPANISH BOMBS AND BRITISH SHIPS in spite oi the fact that Britisn ships have boon constantly bombed in Spanish waters by insurgent aircraft, the British Government still hesitates to take any strong line of action for lea/ thai this will upset the nonintervention
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    MOSCOW, city of CONTRASTS
    768 10 MOSCOW, city of CONTRASTS MICOW Is undergoing iu annual ring fac. rue bitterly, I Russian winter has blown itself back Into the Arctic, and the heart and brain t] real Russian Bear ia coming out (ll hibernation (writes Oordan Kashin In the News ChronJ In the vast Theatre Square, hub
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    68 10 Csßapkltilj dressed In heavy uniform, helmet and regulation boots. Port of London Authority policemen leaped into the dark caters «»f the West India Dock, London, to test out their life jackets. This test is carried out re pularh far the jackets are an important part of the equipment of the
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    PERSONALITIES
    90 10 Mis G.J. Ford, of Penang. has arranged to leave for Home on the Rajputana on July 2, owing to news received from Home that her 10-year-old daughliving in England is ill and has t undergo an operation Dr R T. B. Green, bacterid Institute of Medical Research, Ku Lumpur
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    NATIONAL UNITY IN CANADA ON THE DCILINE?
    447 11 NATIONAL UNITY IN CANADA ON THE DCILINE? Country Suffers From Lack Of Courageous Political leadership" if h,l ,1,1i Canada under Urn leadersh,,, Gra^o M 'T' V; ,V ,U,,,VWi,s -"'P'lasi/.ed by Mr. Gordon sed l hoani, i i lsUl^'"cv. Ontario, when he addressta uie annual nieetini' of th.. w /< of
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    The Greatest Transplanting Since Babylon
    278 11 THK greatest transplanting job simr Babylon is under way on TreaMire 1 Island, man-made site m the UU (iolden Gate Internat.onal Ex- position. More than 183.000 trees, ranging irom two feet to 70 feet tall, w ll be £a^ed to Treasure Wand lor .*™&fi& within
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    ANGLO – NORWEGIAN SHIPPING
    220 11 ANGLO NORWEGIAN SHIPPING Tyne-Oslo Service Formed THE new motorship Black Prince, built for Messrs Fred Olsen and Co.'s 'rvne-Oslo service, ha.s made her inaugural vovages She is ot 5.200 tons gross 386ft. long, has a speed of 18'. knots c accommodation for 250 pa The decorative scheme and furnishings represent
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    SERVANT INHERITS £15,000
    146 11 SERVANT INHERITS £15,000 Sittingbourne CTANLEY Pound- Vine, -faithful little friend and servant." to whom Mr Edmund Faunce-De laune. of the Old House, Newnham. Sittingbourne, left t'15.000 on trust for life in his will, went on washing dishes in his long white apron. He intends to go on doing his owe
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    Australia To Reciprocate America's Goodwill Gesture
    221 11 Australia To Reciprocate America's Goodwill Gesture San Francisco. huge island continent and most important country in Ihe South Pacific, has joined the parade of nations participating m tiie ItSS (.olden (iate International Exposition. Mr. Lcland W Cutler. President of the Exposition, announced that Prime- Minister .Mr. Joseph A. Lyons cahled
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    S.S. Trade With Canada
    69 11 Till: value of imports into Canada j cluriiiK the fiseal year ended I 1 Marsh last was PtwridsraMy in^ii \er than iu the previous fiseal year 1 i and reached Ihe highest level since IM.tO-.tl. The total this yrar v was S7f»?».o«f».f»lS compared with > sij7l,k::»,:>mj
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    Revolver Wanted, Not Bullets !
    346 11 Revolver Wanted, Not Bullets Jerusalem. AN Aral) |>olice inspector was travelling in an omnibus which was held up by rebels on the Hebron -Jerusalem road While searching the passengers, who .stood with upraised hands, the rebel.took away the Inspector's revolver. Breaking it open, they emptied the magazine, and. handing him
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      90 11 POLAROID Cilasses are the latest scientific discovery in glare protection Tbey permit you to actually see 20 to 30 feet below the surface of the water FOR THE FIRST TlME—perfect eye comfort for driving;, cruising, fishing, tennis or an> outdoor >port. See oar oemoiistrati'tn of thii able n< mn THOMPSON
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      34 11 THE HUE TONIC FOOD ObtMlnmbU mf mtl ChmmUU mnd Storm t lllaVE DAME at the Capitol Restaurant Music by Kl IM mmmMM I"* On llCst HI TO-NIGHT \v» liNFsn.w x t M lo Midnight
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    THIS BUSINESS OF SHOPPING
    1562 14 THIS BUSINESS OF SHOPPING ra tJ l- mm* kvi'Kl I ENT SHARKSKIN frocks DRESTIOB, in capitol Buildings, has sonw ■j"***-*"*^a^rhTlMwsntendid-t and costumes to show y«»u and these demonstrate very < u r > ho^ Sy wiUi lv American rick-rack In bright colours and simple darning stttcß can aii> win Whi!
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      106 14 GOWNS has just received gowns suitable for the hot season. Cool and light:— Sheer and lace for Evenings and Sharkskin for day wear. Also new shipment ol Flowers. Capitol Bldg;. Phone Singapore. ;>B3B. J SHOES SHOES FOR EVERY OCCASION I Must be Really Smart and Distinctive See Yoong Cheong Shoe
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      26 14 Till: SMART SHOP 17 Stamford Road. a*. We Have Received a Most Lovely Shipment of Froc ks for all Occasions also a Small Shipment of Hostess
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      142 14 JEWELLER 11 E___E offered by Ciro i> E^EE fully guaranteed, and K_ffl is open to any test SHB or examination EE We undertake EawK purchase any NeckEEEI ia< at its full price KB( within month, it Brl equal can b< E9 found anywhere else El EE I STH A N
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      86 15 Somethhi 1 MARINA tod. I loor R >dney House Special sale ol the smartest clothes I »r all oceasiona al most reasonable pi i I— CLOTHES j ELSIE MARY Late of London for Dav A Im ui ui* iOM lIS Designed by MADAME PAGE "ItotllH'V HoilM'" 2 Battery Road. Prices
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      38 15 y^*V lIIZABETH [RDEN'S W^\ EXPERT FROM LONDON J JULY 6th AUGUST sth yX I TREATMENTS (A COMPLIMENTARY I C<?L CONSULTATIONS I I "tlf y° ur Appointmenta /VOW I J^/ T<» Avoid Disappointment I BATTERY f(OAI< PHOMI J II
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      100 15 ARTIFICIAL FLOW! RS WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FURTHER SHIPMENT OF EXQUISITE ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS DAINTY POSIES, HAIRBANDS, BUTTONHOLEB AND ATTRACTIVE EVENING sprays PRICES 51.25-54.50 i im orporated In 1 ngland i I GOWNS AND ACCESSORIES "CHRISTIE" GRAND SALE I I I 20 to 50% To Make Room fo\ Oui Nea
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      376 16 «l __?-*^^_*Z BYP&OandBRITISH INDIALINES (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND I Outwards. ItaMgi spur, KANPURA 17.000 July 1 CHITK.U. 15.000 Aug. •BANGALORE 6.000 July 2 SOUDAN 6.500 Aug. 26 Homewards. i,^..a. Leaves taUK »>i» |::!.S»' SS S i Ug* jg unviAii fiKUI) Julv 21 CHITRAL Io.UUU aepi. -J P \PURA 17 000 J
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      346 16 f r jk TO FRENCH PORTS j ill*** jy* CHARCEURS REUNIS J S HOMEWARDS. j S DALNT For llMsellles, Han erp Dui^irk jug 3 1 i ikJsiRADE For Marseilles. Bordeaux Names Havre Jui> V 1 VT?T^HE^STEAUX For MarseUles. Havre. Antwerp. Dunkirk Aug. 4 S ?^i^MCQUES For Marseilles. Nantes, 81 Nazai-3
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    SHIPS IN DOCK
    114 17 HIPS \l fINGS IDI Mil Wll \K\I S i: MM II H TU UtRIVI I lltl.HK I I >in;> i.nii.iiui (..nr Gate imn i l 18 S i 16 :< Bellerophon m 2 Olenapp n art> SO City ol Lyons 2 :< i siebank M 2 :i
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    RIVER POLLUTION PROBLEMS
    595 17 [the effects oi various factors on the rate <>i sedimentation and on the composition nl the solid matter in Ihe estuary For purposes ol comparison samples of solid matter lrom several other estu aries in England, Scotland and Ireland were examined Investigations under progress winch are described
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      188 17 ■11 hxs piiii.r mm:. I VIM SAILINGS h"" Sails. MERKUF Ju I MARELLA 3 Spce followin B; dni j or [I oui BRISBA.M SYDNEI return 5642.86 isl class 51 71 2nd cl 1 j MELBOI retain 1681 18 Isl rlass HSfe i w class I Till: lIaV\K LINE 1111. IMI
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      200 17 A. V. li. U.M-; GENERAL PASSENGERS AGENTS CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD I incorporated 111 Japan 1 TO CONDON via Pen*-* Colomho Aden. Tort Said. Marseilles A. Gibraltar. s.s PUSHIMI MAR I' Julv 7 HAKOZAKI MAI" Jul: SUWA MARU AUfi 4 Ral Ist Cla 2nd Cl Naples 5:,7l $821 $834 $381
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      165 17 P ST IGENCEi I STEAMER MAILc r^r. AIUS DESPATCHES -D.\. Lwak i gem lIM} angkat, Sai lungun (Pai m June 30 a m maman and Ki I 9 a m ang 30 0 china generally h M) i,; i; oa Hongfa li; 30 10 ain an ii. 30 i )m
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    1,000 DIGGERS IN AFRICA'S BIGGEST DIAMOND RUSH
    293 18 Two Men Have Ch a n ce Of Winning Fortunes Barkiv West, Cape Province. COME thousand digger, iron, all part, of Cap, Province J™ 5 par, in the Uggerf diamond rush In tbe htetor, 0 f thte to Trrkkiiiß bv car. l..rrv and
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    SELANGOR STATE ATHLETICS
    627 18 WOMEN'S EVENTS AT COMING *4JIS Highness the Sultan ol*. Selj. will give away the prizes al ihe sixth championship meeting i I Selangor Amateur Athletic Ass lat to be held on the Padang on July s and 9 A total of 77 entries has beer, pc Ivi
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    ATTEMPT TO SALVAGE WAR-TIME WRECK
    323 18 ATTEMPT TO SALVAGE WAR-TIME WRECK Cargo Of Metal Valued At Sydney, June 20. J^N attempt to descend 47 fathoms to the war-timo wreck of the steamer, Cumberland, which is lying off Gabo Island, on the South Coast of New South Wales, will be made shortly. A new diving suit invented
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    POLICE BAND
    61 18 The Straits Settlement.- Police band will perform in piblic next month as follows: Telok Aver. July 4 and July 22 at 6 p.m.; Waterloo Street. July 5. at 7 p.m.: Katong Park. July 12 at 8.30 p m. and Julv 26 at 6 p m.: Botanic Gardens. Julv
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    WITHDRAWAL FROM MUAR LEAGUE ?
    109 18 WITHDRAWAL FROM MUAR LEAGUE Frotr Ov.y Own Co^€spon4enti Muar. Wednesday. THE Public Works Department were unable to field a team for yesterday's league game against the Police who- were accordingly awarded a walk over. This is the third walk over given by the Public Works Department. In the first round
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    Man Who Made Bank Of Monte Carlo Has Never Gambled
    316 18 TilE man who made the Bank at Monte /Carlo, unlike the mythical "Man Who p/oke the Bank at Monte Carlo," has :iver gambled in his life. He is M. Rene Son, the debonair Fr w iho during his 13 years
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    BRITISH SKILLED WORKERS FOR AUSTRALIA
    292 19 BRITISH SKILLED WORKERS FOR AUSTRALIA Minister Explains b? mn nw ealths Migration Policy I N an tab Pl nberra, Jim.* 20. McEwei the Minister lor the Interior. Mr llonpoucj tl K™'? migra'Vpe of Britishsul h *»eniment, and lh <* number and Mi MceZ na, ,i w i-^i--j--f«UoS? techno far not
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    DUTCH WARSHIPS BUILT
    428 19 The ranse-hndj ufacturedbya I ins 'eiss firm: it consists ol a > u rument on the bi h tne anti-air nd a 4-metre 01 mere raft battery a: re three search igh d Italian ma the after sid< the iorem Much aluminiu •nstruetion ol •••signed with a
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    Raub Australian Gold Report
    802 19 TOE following is the mining reporl foi the rated ending June ik issued by the Raub Australian i>old Mining Oo Ito MINING DEVELOPMENT hi Kll KOWAK SECTION N<> Level. At 360 tt south-east crosscut re-commenced and advanced IC ft. to 55 ft. through country rock Ne,
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      189 19 COLOMBO VPB 8.16 Mf I I *8" »»•> 12 50 News (in Sinhalese). 1.00 Oriental music. 1 40 News lin Tamil) 1 50 News and announcement.. (In English) 205 "What the Colombo Theatre :ue Playing Recorded pro graaum 2 35 "Fort Forty -Five 3 20 Interval 4 55 Elocution foe
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      98 20 a Best id mm \M BUY PILOT PEN THE CHEAPEST §B'**3&A U ILm For everlasting performance choose tW-^m^ fc 111 PILOT" pen the best in the worad mCr%- |fV Mmm market to-day. It's worth paying doubl? Br, r¥m ri *\m\\w f° r sllcn marvellous instrument with Mm 'IR AtwS? stylish
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      1160 20 _a-_ -mum mtmmr.l M Ftl <rli -fill j 5.20 With the world's famous orcnc- ow gjjj— *7eTayed from Parl« J 620 News bulletin and sportin? re- p^i.*^ eventll f^kl TUP DAHIO S.OTo^oftheworM Concert relayed from Par, HOLLAND *20 International talk by Mr PO 15.22 Mcs (19.7 m.) M if( in
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    Spirited Defence Of Imperial Airways
    94 21 Spirited Defence Of Imperial Airways REMARKABLE OL TBURST AGAINST (ADMAN REPORT A KEMARKABU protest trains! ti. Wednesday. fW »mUo n i,d foe Gem ,_L? f? lhe ;Kl,nan Committe. on ol imperi? UrinW:J?%s Ki ,ism,iri la,lt Mr, Dism dedans n•• i V Chamberlain. »en Eu rope n k !l '•«> setfen
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    HEAD-ON COLLISION
    163 21 Reuter Girl Killed hi Lorry Smash Singapore, Wednesday A HEAD-ON collision between a Singa-motor-lorry and a Johore lorry ith milestone, Bukit Tlmah Road, rtly before one yesterday afternoon |in Which a MX-year-oIG Chinese girl lost her lite, had a sequel in the Fourth Police Court this morning when
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    "TEST PILOT" THRILLS AT THE CAPITOL
    83 21 "TEST PILOT" THRILLS AT THE CAPITOL T. PILOT," which opened at the 1 tighi, has five grand G bit My ma Loy. Spen- rate story and thrills there are thrills m tful of aerial aeroplanes where the < mvenient when "flying a dare-devil Who falls in his previous prin- Then
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    THIRD-PARTY INSURANCE EXEMPTIONS
    58 21 THIRD-PARTY INSURANCE EXEMPTIONS j N powers conferred J 21 oi the Road Traffic (T Ordinance, mor in Council has been nut from the provisions the Ordinance, all tracd t ir cars which are u the Kara! Boards ol Province Wellesley 'ion en- :,!0 Lpore, j i utll( n proper! ii
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    Better Lighting Of Paya Lebar Road?
    78 21 Singapore J« Committee, tin Kan f Pavi Lebar tothestal menl made b\ March 3i ls used by COmffio I,,U, S of6p.m »I?W foi thep nod from Mav 30 to .J' lered and Ln virv ol these figures it ecided to inform il Municipal Secretary
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    NAZI ATTACK ON PRESS
    126 21 NAZI ATTACK ON PRESS Berlin, June 28 THE worlds press is the target oi a fierce attack In to-night's Berlin j newspapers for reports of alleged friction between the Austrian and Heidi Nazis Incidentally the German reader learn ed for the first time that the work, press for the past
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    Seaside Holidays For 137,000 Children
    124 21 London. Wed. e dS Hfjia I Highness the Duke ol K the Vice Patron, and sir Geon e Gillt i Were the chief speaker., at 'la UII meeting yesterday of the National Council of Social Service The Duke ol Ki übmitted that ocial en lee
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    BANKRUPT CHARGED
    435 21 Singapore, wed that be obtained credit ol ovei from en Indian money-lender with Informing him thai he ws an un discharged bankrupt was the charge preferred again I Mr George Graham Stubbs 8 clerk employed al tbe Department ol Btati tics, Singapore, when he appeared before Mr n
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    30 21 London, Wednesday, sn Robert Hodgson, British Agent in Burgos, is arriving at London to-morrow, bringing with him General Franco's reply to the British Government's note. British Official I Wireless il
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    40 21 the tea under thS care of then tea<h< r... through the assistance from the Special Area.-; Fund The growth of settlement especially in Wale, had been verv great as had also the increase in bows' club.; Work British Official Wireless <
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    foreigners Leave Hankow
    131 21 foreigners Leave Hankow Hankow, Wednesday rw*HK international train witli a final loot ui refegeea left Hankow tin a mornin* rarr>inc i w foreigner* ol rarious nationalities foi Hongkoni furthei Z% pa wilt be picked *p af Changsha ■i 1 li wa hi. i. ti; pu „(i uitti British, Imertaan French
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    STABBED THROUGH HEART
    244 21 STABBED THROUGH HEART BROTHER-IN-LAW CHARGED f om Our otrn Repot Ipoh. 'Tin-; hearing commenced In the i Assl t lourt before the 11 i M i .lustier u w ii ol murdei in v hlch a middle ug <l charged w ith the murder ol hi bra in -law on
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    4 CHINESE CHARGED
    304 21 (Continued from page I) fOUIth accused who was the clerk ol the Union They went then and t lu fourth accused, it was alleged was told about the good Complainant howevei tated that the goods wiie bought bj on before the Japanese started hostilities and :i ked
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    CRICKET CLUB BEAT THE RECS IN DIV.1
    392 22 PADANG SOCCER DERBY I S(( 1; S.K.C. fk| I» U*m4*mm% rivals, tbe S.! .1 ami U the S.K.C. niel in a lirst division une oi the S.A.F.A. league at the Hison Koad Stadium yesterday and. contrary t<> expectations, the Cricket Club beal the
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    LYNCH FORFEITS WORLD ELYWEIGHT TITLE
    45 22 LYNCH FORFEITS WORLD ELYWEIGHT TITLE Glasgow. Wednesday. DENNY Lunch, world flyweight chamuu pion, forfeited his title when he weighed in to-day 6> 2 pounds overweight for his title bout against the American. Jackie Jurich scheduled to-night. The fight will be at ,'atchweights. Reuter. BENNY LYNCH
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    ISLAND CLUB LADIES' JUNE BOGEY
    72 22 ISLAND CLUB LADIES' JUNE BOGEY The Island Club June ladies" bogey competition, held on Tuesday over the '.rst nine, resulted in a win for Mrs. R. vV. Higginbotham with a score of 2 up. The following were some of the best i cards returned: Mrs. R. W. HigG-inbotham 2 up
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    The July Stakes
    33 22 London. Wednesday The July Stakes resulted a-s follows: 3—l Prometheus, il— lo Belle Travers. 2 l Diadoque. Four ran. Won by 1 1 2 length, third .some distance away. Reuter.
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    II GOALS IN TANGLIN SOCCER
    80 22 II GOALS IN TANGLIN SOCCER In an inter-section soccer match piayi yesterday, the Mortais beat the Drums (R 1.F.» to the tune of four in the Lanbeg League. found the measure of then Dts in the second half. NELSONITES v. LOYALS XI beat the Loyal A. XI bv b goals
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    SEASON'S FIRST TURF WIN FOR KING
    56 22 London. Wednesday. AT Newmarket to-day. His Majesty secured his first winner for the when Cosmopolitan won the Stud Pro- duce Stakes for two-year-olds over five furlongs, start ng 7—4 favourite. His Majesty's Licence was placed third n the Stetchworth Stakes, l'p m.ies. In which
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    COMMAND TENNIS
    43 22 In a Command open singles tennis competition, played at Tan°lin yes'erday. LCpl. Mediand (R.A.M.C.) beat Staff Sgt. Fox <R.E. i. 6— l, 6— 3. A MIDFIELD incident in yesterday's padang soccer "derby" in which the S.C.C. beat the S.R.C I—o. Tribune
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    MALACCA XI TO MEET SINGAPORE
    45 22 MALACCA XI TO MEET SINGAPORE Malaya Cup From Our Om Oor. r «»po»<Jenl Malacca. Wednesday. THE following have been selected to represent Malacca against Singapore in the Malaya Cup soccer fixture to be played at Malawi on Saturday: Hassan. Reserves: Thomazios: Tarn Chee Lim: Kessler.
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    MALAYAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
    188 22 MALAYAN CHAMPIONSHIPS Emm To Be Hell Al 1.A.1 lA. Exhibition Fom jr- oil'v. ttcio Kuala Lumpur. Wednesday IINDER *he auspices of the Malayan Agri-horticultural Association, the Fifth All-Malayan Amateur Cycling Championships will be held on July and 31 and Aug. 1. The rates will be run al the Stadium in
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    England Might Have Won The Test
    121 23 England Might Have Won The Test London. Wednesday. PRESS opinion on the Test ls thai pemaps with a half-hour earlier declaration England aught nav? won but the aisk was too reat. Jack H6bbs does not think t mtralia .Ls beatD-Vle in four day inless with great advantage from the we\ther.
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    THIRD TEST
    14 23 k London. Wednesday MMOND wih again captain England e third Test. -Reuter.
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    AUSTRALIANS V. DERBYSHIRE
    40 23 m*m*London. Wednesday. THE Australians v. Derbyshire match began to-day and at close of play scores were: DERBYSHIRE 151 (WoiUiington 67, WaA2*s for 45). AUSTRALTANS 191 for 1 (Fingleton 23. Brown 104 foot out. Badcock 59 not outi.
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    TANGLIN CLUB TENNIS
    122 23 TANGLIN CLUB TENNIS Mr'' Results of yesterday s ties in the Tang--1 lin Club tennus tournament: CULLEN (IP Miss G. Griffith- Jones and Sole iscr.i 'beat) Miss Bliss and Burke i~-3> 7—5 ti— 2; MT. and Miss Thorougood 1 4> beat Mrs. Mallon and Capt Benjamin •3' 6— i, 6—3.
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    SOCCER FRIENDLY
    19 23 II ort^Canning Civilian XI beat Duncan i e ti I—o1 0 in a soccer friendly at the
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    SEREMBAN CHAPLAINS FUNERAL
    212 23 SEREMBAN CHAPLAINS FUNERAL From Our Own Repcrtetj Seremban. Wednesday. THE en»e European population of Se- rembii and the districts around turned u yesterday evening at st Mark's C urc h for the funeral service of the lat Rev. B. Stokes, the popular resident-explain, who died at the European Hosp%i un
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    MALACCA BADMINTON
    169 23 Frew Out Oicn Corresptyenij Malacca. Vfs^esday. TI lK A Strachan Badminton |fty beat the Student Badminton I r ty by 7 "ames to 1 In a friendly matc'oj four' Singles and four doubles on Si^ v KesuKs i A Strachan players i S SINGLES Wee 800 Hock heat
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    PADNAG SOCCER DERBY
    30 23 PADNAG SOCCER DERBY HUMPHRIES (on left) making a clearance during .vestenlav's football match on the padang when the Cricket Club just he it the flees l»\ tinonly goal. (Tribune I.
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    HOME CRICKET RESULTS
    260 23 HOME CRICKET RESULTS London. Wedn. COUNTY champtOnsnt, iI i matches Hill suited as t'>i!, XT HOVI i Can bi SUSi llii .hv--. i CAMBRIDGE U I 1 1 ni RBI D rbyshin hnnl HMlir DERB*i HIRI and i ,:< foi 6 g ci \NTS 98 (Mitchell ft foi l foi
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      144 23 Ilk' I rE6 Alto-day in the tennis tournaH taX/at the Tanglin Club W\\\ _**<§ Mrs Marshall 2 v Mrs Low I W'w f J^>V m, < 1;) uM N Mlv Ree S Mlfc \>tone (plus 3 1 v. Miss Bliss aMisfeVhaidson (plus 21; Miss Ward I id MiSßj^bliiam. <plus 4
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      220 23 v. R. A. F. GOLF MATCH THE following will be the teams and times of starting for the match to be played on Su iday next, between the Harbour Board and the Royal Air Force Headquarter^ v uvn cue rveppei Golf Club lhYKs. Harbour Board players mentioned first: <a.m. 8.30
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    AUSTIN TO MEET BUDGE IN WIMBLEDON FINAL
    280 24 ENGLISHMA N'S SUPERB DISPLA Y IN SEMI-FINAL London. \Yednrsda\. BUNNY* 1 Austin and Donald Badge will meet in the final of the men singles event at Wimbledon. To-da> I semi-final results were:— Austin beat Henkel 6-2. 0 -4 6-0 Bud"" beat Puncec 6—2.
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