Morning Tribune, 6 July 1938

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    13 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOl No m SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY July 8. 1938 FIVE CENTS.
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    POLICE & DEMONSTRATORS CLASH IN PENANG
    362 1 POLICE DEMONSTRATORS CLASH IN PENANG WAY EURASIAN VOLUNTEERS STANDING BY ONE DEAD, MANY INJURED: SHOPS LOOTED AND CONTENTS BURNT 'From Our Own Reporter/ PENANG, TUESDAY. •EVERE CLASHES OCCURRED BETWEEN THE POLICE AND ANTI -JAPANESE DEMONSTRATORS SHORTLY AFTER TEN O'CLOCK TO-NIGHT IN PENANG ROAD. AS A RESULT OF WHICH THE CUMBER
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    GERMAN ADVISERS LEAVE
    43 1 Hankow, Tuesday. TWTNTY *1\ German military advisers, headed by General talkenhau^en. liave left for Honfikonu en route to Germany by the H.?.0 a m. special train. Many military and Government leaders were present at the station to bid them farewell.—Reuter.
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    FIGHTING NEARS KIUKIANG
    242 1  -  V Poll. k Hankow, Tuesday. ith Oghti] approaching Kiukian;;. H.M.S. Cockchafer and USS. lonocacy have anchored there. lii the "ent of extreme emergency they will rrange tor a score of foreieners to be wn refuge ..board tiie British steamer renchow. anchored four miles upriver. he loreign community
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    CANAL WORKERS STRIKE
    15 1 CAN AL WORKERS STRIKE H Said. Tuesday. ees ot the Suez noi truck wcrk this
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    Goods Dumped In Sea And Burnt
    1150 1 Goods Dumped In Sea And Burnt ALL Japanese goods found m the course of their shop to shop search were taken into the road and set on fire m front of the premises where they were found, while larger nuantities of cas°s n nd boxes were simultaneously conveyed hv handcarts
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    HIROHITO CUTS HOUSEHOLD EXPENSES
    56 1 HIROHITO CUTS HOUSEHOLD EXPENSES Hankow, Thursday. j EMPEROR Hirohito, Japan's Em- y peror, moved by the Financial t I Minister's report, has decided to J 1 curtail the expenses of the Im- perial Household m view ofv the I t financial difficulties. Foreign wines t J and cigars have been
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    43 1 London. Tuesday. The Prime Minister conferred at 10 Downing Street this morning with Lord Halifax "Sir Robert Hodgson, Mr. R. A. Butler and Sir Alexander Cadogan. It is understood they discussed Gen. Franco's proposal to establish a neutral port m Government Spain.— Reuter
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    ONCE WORLDS RICHEST GIRL
    38 1 BARBARA HUTTON, whose husband Count Reventlow (whom she charges with osing threats to her) is alleged to have asked for their child and 55,000,000 before he would consent to a divorce. See page 24.
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    AUSTRALIA'S BUDGET SURPLUS
    33 1 AUSTRALIA'S BUDGET SURPLUS -^Canberra, Tuesday. MR. R. G. CASEY (Commonwealth Finance Minister? announced to-day that the Australian budget surplus would be £3,498,000 mainly owing to customs revenue exceeding the estimate by £3,881,000.- Reuter
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    U.S. Independence Celebrations Violent Deaths For 475
    40 1 U.S. Independence Celebrations Violent Deaths For 475 New York. Tuesday. FOUR hundred and seventy -five persons met violent deaths during the week-end celebrations of Indepenoence Day, including 245 from traffic deaths. 126 from droi"" ,M dead and 19 suicides.—! Reuter
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    WEDDING AT CHURCH OF ST. JOSEPH
    23 2 WEDDING AT CHURCH OF ST. JOSEPH Mr Archibald Pinto and Miss Theva Rozario. photographed after their wedding yesterday at St. Joseph's Church. (Tribune).
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    FOOD ALLOWANCE FOR COOLIES ON STRIKE
    423 2 HOPES OF SETTLEMENT IN HONG FATT MINES DISPUTE WORKERS WILL MAKE FINAL DECISION TODAY Choo W» Peng, one of the dteectot ol ii»- .-..mpany ank of lbs outcome of these H* U russions has been tli:it the <o«» pany has made amusements lo V**
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    Clerk On Attempted Suicide Charge
    74 2 Singapore, Tuesday. An-year-oM Holden oan Poon Guan. clerk employed at a local bank, appeared this morning before Mr. O. 8 Rawlings, the Third Magistrate, following an alleged attempt to commit .suicide yesterday at his home ir 'i ronoti Road. He wa.s alleged to have swallowed
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    POLICE DETAIN BULLOCKS
    37 2 Found on vacant land m Sambu Street, on Harbour Board property, between 50 to 60 bullocks were detained by the Tanjong Pagar police yesterday. Certain Indians have made reports Concerning trouble over the cattle
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    MOTOR CYCLIST CHASES SNATCH THIEF
    192 2 Singapore, Tuesday IjOn a reputed snatch-thief was ehaied by civilian on a motor cycle before he was arrested, was related to Mr. H. A. Forrer. District Judge, Criminal District Court, by rftnessea m a case m which a Chinese youth was charged with the theft
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    JUDGMENT FOR $5,905
    128 2 IIIX.MENI for $5,905.26 was granted to Chew Kong Chin by Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell, m the Supreme Court to-day, when he heard the case m which the Estate and Trust Agencies (1927) Ltd., were sued for that amount as administrators of the estate of Chan Kok Teng,
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    EUROPEAN FINED
    24 2 Singapore, Tuesday H 5 n.H.ri V- .i Wakens iv. wv.s n h-d $5 this morning by Mr R A I Fourth Magistrate
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    $150,000 TO MAINTAIN SINGAPORE ROADS
    247 2 $150,000 TO MAINTAIN SINGAPORE ROADS SINGAPORES roads have often been commented on favourably by visitors to this country, but it takes 8159,332.49 to maintain them, as evidenced m the report of the Municipal Engineer. Mr. K. G. M. Fraser. for 1937. Mr. Fraser points out that this wort out at
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    INDIAN LABOURS
    41 2 Inlormation has been received by tejj graph that 27 state-aided labourers wm arrive on Thursday by s.s. "Rohna j m expected that 10 will b< Jj tt) Pulau Jerejak and the balai proceed to Port Swettenham for qiwratme there.
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    NSFORD MURDERERS STILL AT LARGE
    125 3 Iearchers fail to [make contact From Our Own Reporter i KUAL^ LUMPUR. TUESDAY I mvTACT WITH THE DUNSFORD MURDERERS. WHO ARK m?l$ OI V U T to RE HIDING IN THE JUNGLE NORTH-WEST OF KUALA I BE V K v VTBFFN REALISED. BUT THE POLICE
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    SEWERAGE SCHEME TO COMPLETE IN 1939
    149 3 SEWERAGE SCHEME TO COMPLETE IN 1939 been placed or tenders received for practically the whole of the plant and equipment required In the first stage of the scheme It is anticipated, however, that work on the first stage of the scheme will be completed early m 1939. SINGAPORE'S new sewerage
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    LEADS OPIUM IS CURE FOR ASTHMA
    115 3 Singapore. Tuesday WHEN the British oil-tanker 01--cades arrived at Sheer's Wharf Tanjong Pagar. yesterday morning, she was searched by officers of the Department of Excise. In the cabin of tlie ship's carpenter. Chan Pang Soi was found 1- tahils of opium. There was a
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    ALLEGED MURDER OVER LEG OF PORK
    209 3 Singapore. Tuesday. DEI m be would not rhre him a lej i pork, with which he intendc i starting !>i" lne< s. f»n« Chuan, .1 Chinese is alleged to have fut .t mpatriot'a throat with a knife and thereby reused his death. vrv to-day
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    Law Notice For To-Day
    50 3 fe^BS^JW^ m Ist Court P««Oo-5Shi?»* 6 °37-Re W. S. fti Lock iI" E nation of Lee X and lay Kirn Soon, bankL^^mat J IS? Terrell" Keyer deceased. At Re estate of Liow Li Home m 2nd Court Rex vs. Ong fee J m..-Rex vs. Ong Teck
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    TELEPHONE WIRE CUT
    90 3 From Our Oicn Correspondent) Malacca, Tuesday. DELIEVED to be the work of CommuniD stic elements, it was reported yesterday that the telephone wire between Malacca town and Merlimau was cut off at the fifth mile post by some unknown person or persons. The Head Office of the
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    72 3 Six Chinese and a Bengali were involved In an affray shortly before noon yesterday at Tanjong Pagar. It is reported that the Bengali, a water-carrier, was disturbed and he pushed a Chinese, who called his friends to help him. A quarrel ensued and the Bengali is alleged to have used
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    ENGLAND AND BACK: IN TIME FOR CASE
    72 3 "<•«•". Taead A Pl tv <»«P^ were 2!»oi rash url "-sn Fourth Police ""^Ms ,l,, ''> as the 1101 present. "Bal me arc jroin? away er lea early next month," thej 1 1 .1 Mr. R. A. Ward, the Fourth M:\eistratc, stated that
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    PIANOFORTE-PLAYING & THEORY OF MUSIC.
    29 3 PIANOFORTE-PLAYING THEORY OF MUSIC. SCHOOL CHILDREN:— SpeciaI Terms. SCHOOL TEACHERS:— Reduced Rates Special Music Appreciation Classes. Write or Enquire M-v Paulusz, Experienced and Qualifi*. Music Teacher 25. Barker Road.
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    PINNED TO BED BY LUMBAGO
    215 3 Scarcely Moved For Weeks Acting on his principle oJ "when yo i know a good thing tell your mends about it." a man who has had ye.; bad lumbU£o writes as follows:— T had suffered from lumbago In my back, and lor weeks could scarcely
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      72 3 s Morning Tribune J i Special Issue J Thursday, being the i /ir.s£ anniversary of j J Japan's undeclared J uar o/i China, the Morning Tribune, which will comprise 2« PACES J i trtlJ include special articles and pictures on the war. S I A>on7 lilita f/iw special number. Vi
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      LONDON SHAR LIST
      54 4 Lien General Electric Imperial Cfaemical Lnduiiti Anglo-Dutch London Tin Ruboer Piau Invwwneni irust Unggki Ayer Hitam Southern Kil Ptihanga Loridoii Asiath Kaffln (West Wit. Area* She:! Transport War Loan H K. S BanK Chattered BanK Rntish An»erican Tobacco Chinese 5% ReorKs. (Londoo Issue) London. Tu PreTioiu To-day
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      69 4 UMO* i HI1KK ''II. SSten i,k,.,™.., Buy. ue daj PAIJI oil. tbbya) Prevlow 114-100 value in bulk JulyJAi COI'KA ({Strait*, KMJ r llprs i euei SA(;O I-'MHIK (Sarawak) ,.m,., Uncnan July A"f u 1AIMOCA (1st quality) (.Singapore! Shipmcm 13- eller Unchan-rd PKPPKM (I 'A-Q.) l(U(1 White ftfefatoft LoclOcl
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      FOREICN EXCHANGE
      59 4 London Tuesday Previous To-day Change I\T. <n Pan:, ICM*4O| middle rate) 177 M T.T. on Amstt-rdam (closing middle rate* 8.95% 8.96y< r% T*T. on Bhanglm (closing selling rate* ii 1 Unchanged T.T. 00 HoiikI"'" (doting .selling rate* 10 1|16 T.T. on Japan (doling xelllnK rate) Unchanged TT on
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      NEW YORK CABLE
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      BULLION MARKET
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      METAL MARKET
      17 4 H.N S,»n,.»r.< P r ,v, r,,-..^ 1 fcpot (afternoon tckMtng price) vim 1 ii!»;{', ri
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      SHARE MARKET
      189 4 Messrs. Fraser Co.'s Report Singapore. Tuesday MlXlNG:— According to cables received the market In tin shares m London was firmer but once again the principal locus of attraction was thc more highly priced shares such as Hong Kong Tins. Ayer Hitams. Souther;: Malayans and Tronohs. A fairly large
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      HOSPITAL CHARGES
      136 4 AT a recent meeting of the committee *pl the European association of Malaya, held m Singapore, a letter received from a member dated June 8 suggesting that the General Hospital charges for treatment to children should fluctuate according to the number of children a married man might have
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      20-FOOT FALL DID NOT KILL
      121 4 20-FOOT FALL DID NOT KILL Singapore, Tuesday. MEDICAL evidence produced at an inquiry to-day m the Coroner's court, proved that a Hailam Chinese named Lim Tan Ann, who fell trom a first floor window m Hollouay Lane, met his death by natural causes. His fall of about 15 to 20
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      Demonstrators Active In Cuba
      59 4 Havana. Montia\ TEN thousand people demonstrate and paraded m honour of Britvi nnd the United States after a barn;/ tor the British and American minis' aThe demonstration was intended v 3 ,f P'.v to a recent smaller demonstrate .ii favour of President Cardenas viJ Mexico's policy
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      25 4 m. lA X y ''A x. y son i iiii INSI It \\< < |>M!*ANI |m FIRE, MARINE, WOKKMi V> COMPENSATION, MOTORCAR INSURANCI \T REASONABLE RATDS Oreen
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      5 4 SIMF DARBY Co.. Ltd: £%r&ffi.2
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    STROCKS & SHARES
    823 5 STROCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser fr Company t ore, July 5. 5 P-m-I MIXING 41'. 47'j 24 9 25 9 I am 0 571 2 0.62 2 I 1 40 1 45 I •>'! 11B n 22 9 I 15- 16i ck 0.38 0 42 ■V 0.96 1.00 i^ T
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    229 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS 1 Singapore. Tuesday. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampats 4 1» 2 4 7V 2 Batu Selangors 1.40 1.45 Hoiir Fatts 0.96 1.00 Hongkong Tin 23 9 24 9 Jelebus 0.70 0.75 Kamunting Tin 10 3 11 3xd Katu Tin 24 6 26Kramats 10 6 116 Killinghalls 1919 2116
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    122 5 ft^W 107 im ten^f'"^ W 109 stSftff"- 51/2 im ci fct r^^ J40V000 »1% PENANG MUNICIPAL 6% 1926 red. 1956-66 $4,000,000 Int. May I Nov. 1 120* ■> \z\\., C i 4%% 1929 red. 1959-69 $8,250,000 Inc. May 15 Nov. 15 119 120 ci 3% 1935 red.
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      223 6 7\rilOl :t_SHOWS TO-DAY I ggM*^~ jf 'jfc fk r "iMH| V S^^^'^^f^^ T****, ml *£2l MM I tLfcs&Hfce^CJ^ I '^aß^w^l w^r m H With Splendid B>n<> \*l Supporting Programme THEATRE ROYAL f The Picture that stirred the whole of INDIA! SAIGAL m the Funniest Role Of His Screen Career! H
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    Rand Murder Mystery
    63 7 Rand Murder Mystery Johannesburg. Mystery. European woman hao u,,o> a lonely plantation from Johannesburg. It Bnuued fta the same way and whose Imm found m December. The Ei«*r has not been discovered. ffe police suspect that both crimes commit! I by the same person. m Xsence of an obvious motive
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    PRESENT FOR ATATURK
    105 7 Ankara. RESIDENT Ataturk Ls to be presented with the golden keys and the deeds ritten on precious parchment of the Duse In which he was bom In Thessan;k; known as Salonika 1 m 181. The presentation will be made by the ayor of tv who is coming
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    FALL OF BILBAO
    78 7 Rilhin I PLAQUE to commemorate the spot 1 from which General Franco direced operations which led to the fall of lilbao on June 11 and 12, 1937. is to be rected by the Vizcaya Coimtv Council In Bilbao, a literary prize is being Dffiered for an anniversary
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    CONSTRUCTION OF WARSHIPS
    280 7 Clyde Yards Kept Busy STEADY progress is being made with the v naval construction on hand In the Jivde district, and m subsequent months quite a number of Ships will be delivered »o the Admiralty. H MA Liverpool, a Southampton class cruiser being ntted out by the
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      57 7 to iHT 45 k9 30 MARLBOROUGH j Reason Extended owing to tremendous Success! IHK GREAT INCOMPARABLE TAMIL TALKIE niI\TA>IA\I" j Screening New Copy j Erring X ASWATHAMMA, M.K. THYAGARAJA BHAGAVATHAR V v Rao and other Talented Artists t dancing to the strains of this great melody Now 'hear it sung
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      251 7 WATCH FOR THE GALA OPENING OF THE I I HSI AID -CONDITIONED aad COMPLETELY HENOVATED NEW 7 AlhambrA m^^ 0^ ALL -^M^^^ -'d* although damag* to t-.-IK xudson was estimated i »'<t J M $8,000. f I B ~~TM* i ~jsw^t J i sfßßHy^t&^i Ah ___\\\WWWw tVi B H Jtffii
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    HEAVY SPECULATION GOING ON IN TIN AND RUBBER
    1124 8 HEAVY SPECULATION GOING ON IN TIN AND RUBBER Fraser's Weekly Report On Local Markets I I tl P Ai !l i i 'I In 1. 1 „ir j me 1 though on t line than In New York RUBBE! IND TIN I m rubra i and tin havi Inj.ii Bd
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    "Miracle" In Ceylon
    171 8 Col fHAVAKACHERI, a village In ol Ceylon, haa been pirn. wild excitement by a story thai KrUk one ol Uie Hindu Pantheon, has appfl fed to worshippers m a temple then the guise of a king cobra. Wnile some people were worshipd In the temple, so goes
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      162 8 vfotur life's "like a clock"— mJ&± ull vital. ty runs It wlt has the same tendency to irregularity. 3g?t f]| the win.- liability to run down. Both are delicate mechanisms. ft Ta lioth reveal at once when something is amiss. You can provide ?^fc^ W |four*elf wi th energy, replace
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    LOVERS' SUICIDE PACT
    339 9 f ne Now Dead, The Other Faces Murder Charge New York. HALD arroU, 16 year-old high school boy who shot his sweetheart father's aimy pistol. As she lay on bed m his home, is nato trial for Minder. Vi "ill a pretty 18-year-old stenographer, named Charlotte Mature
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    REPAIRS TO HOLY SEPULCHRE
    99 9 REPAIRS TO HOLY SEPULCHRE m'RcpDTrvrT^ Alexandria. JjIBbCRIPTIONS totalling over £4,000 rnave been collected from Egyptian S VT? tlm vvith the a PP eal f or H™y Sen.n?h Ct Urgent repairs to thp •nnoS S, m Jerusalem was Synod ci a of the Coptic £2S The °Philis, author! JJ 7^v J
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    LORD STANLEY ON EMPIRE MIGRATION
    221 9 London. THE "unfortunate tendency to link up migration uith the unemployment situation at home" was referred to by Lord Stanley, the Domirions Secretary, at the annual luncheon of the Federation of Chambers of Commerce of the British Empire here. •Nothing," he said, "could be more
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    Drug Ring Rounded Up
    105 9 New York. AFTER being on the trail of the Maceo- Vallone dope ring for two years, G Men (Government detectives) have finally uncovered its headquarters a cafe almost within a stone throw of the New York Police Headquarters m Centre Street. A witness who appeared m
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    STRANGE ANIMAL ALARMS CITY PETS
    109 9 STRANGE ANIMAL ALARMS CITY PETS Household Lynn, Massachusetts. the trees bJ» keeping indoor and stra V ca ts have taken to l ause a strange animal about the size of a dog with the °ne theory thG n Se f an ant_eater is r °aming this city. 3* ship "City
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      81 9 K 1 1 1 1 HH H H hi a> i£* El. mlUI H 9 |IL Jm K B^j^MviBftkj| AluuV! I RUUEHR Aurrl Y S 18 I (Coast Defence and Anti-Aircraft Branch) R»B A display of the new series of recruiting posters for the Modern Army was given at the
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      MALAYA AND U.S.A.
      345 10 an Interesting suggestion was put loi waul at thC last Ftferal Council meeting by the Hon. Qui Cecil Rae, who urged that Malaya Should have a commercial representative In the Unitrd .States (»t America, a representative ol such ability and ..tatiLs that he would be able to
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    America Cannot Seek Safety In Isolation
    421 10  - America Cannot Seek Safety In Isolation Mr. Cordell Hull —An address by Secretary of State WITH th( W umin b -I' nat n 01 peace t l Jir h the universal en >iril ol r< r lai 0UK h t),. nption ol detern ;i itlonal co-opera-Within the lin ol her
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    PERSONALITIES
    219 10 Mr Lim Koon Teck has been appointed to set as Second Magistrate, Penan?. With effect from June 27. 1938 Mr. C. H. Butterneld has been ap- oil ited to officiate as a Crown Counsel Straits Settlements, with effect from Juiw 18. 1938. Mr. C. W I.yle. MCS has been
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    TOO JAPANESE NAVAL FLIERS WEAR PARACHUTES?
    185 11 foe Truth About I Them I Mini when the Japanese spokesman m lh<>! ,r.»,i that lananese naval fliers., holding to the Kmperor for their '^i'ever. this Japanese stateSerable mirth to more than 20 foreign rata when the Chinese military Japanese parachute seized on May
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    Pilot Who Was Killed At Hankow
    466 11 MOTHER WOO lost her third and favourite son several months ago. A crack pilot m the Chinese air force, he was killed m action near Hanschow while hombing Japanese positions m that Chekiang city famous throughout the centuries for its scenic beauty. The day
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    SUMMER HOME FOR ORPHANS
    131 11 SUMMER HOME FOR ORPHANS Corunna. TENERAL FRANCO has just been presented with a picturesque little island, containing an ancient castle, on the north west coast of Spain. The island lies m a bay near Corunna. and has been given to the Generalissimo by the Countess De La Torre De Cela
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    Can't They Wait ?
    64 11 Can't They Wait Ankara. A BILL reducing the legal marriageable age for Turkish girls to 15 years and for boys to 17 years has been tabled m the Great National Assembly. The present marriageable age for both sexes is 18. The bill also provides for special powers for judges to
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    1,000 Homeless
    50 11 Belgrade. WATER and boulders swept down the steep cobbled streets of Tetovo (Northern Macedonia I for two hours during a cloud burst which has rendered nearly 1,000 persons homeless. Wails and doors were broken m. In a few minutes 200 houses had been rilled with sand and stones.
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    EXPLORERS RECEIVE ROYAL MEDALS
    209 11 EXPLORERS RECEIVE ROYAL MEDALS London. HKROKS of recent British exploring expeditions were presented with Koval .Medals and Council Awards at the annual meeting of thc Koyal Geographical Society here. Mr. John Rymill received the Found, Medal, for organising and leadership 1" the British Graham Land Expedition, 1934-37 <to An tare
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    MANUSCRIPT PRESERVED FOR 300 YEARS
    80 11 MANUSCRIPT PRESERVED FOR 300 YEARS Calcutta A RARE manuscript of the Koran, believed to have been a gift from the Great Mcghul Emperor Aurangzer, who ruled India m the 17th century, has been presented to a Benares (United Provinces) Museum of Art by Dr. Abdul Karim. a Benares resident. The
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      89 11 POLAROID Glasses are the latest scientific discovery m glare protection. They 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 any outdoor sport. See our demonstration of this remarkable new invention.
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      29 11 THE TRUI TONIC FOOD Obtalnablw of wil Chwmlwu and Storm j iiim: dame at the Capitol Restaurant Music by KURT BLACH his Orchestra TO-NIGHT FRIDAY 8 P.M. To Midnight
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    133 12 the unit on eervice Corps-"ie v n Nva j W* m *#&&£Z&^tt '^SS^^S^^JTmT&i, tSSSS 2555-SS 83 a ah"" h a »"A«' h tT tr i etc 55£s; area of apP»" drivers. driving school. d lfcere> the R«yal AM* a „d over Jjg mlle s. durinS ,he accident m AlUr heavy
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    GAINING SERVICE DRIVERS OR THE NEXT WAR
    153 13 GAINING SERVICE DRIVERS OR THE NEXT WAR Accompanied by Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret Rose, who were making their first official appearance in uniform as members of the Buckingham Palace troop, the King and Queen reviewed 1,000 Girl Guides from all parts of the country, at Windsor Castle. Photo shows
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    a Room of Her Own
    616 14 A Young Girl's Bedroom Should Be Furnished So That It Will Appeal To Her Crowing Femininity I m i h the dooi tin- re ol Tin:, tti whlot ii you can mi iwingup daughU i i room wokkinc. ITONM ks Kvrn ii you have not
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    MEATLESS MENUS FOR A DAY
    312 14 BREAKFAST Mixed Fruit Juice: The juice ol 2 oranges. 1 grapeball a lemon, mixed and cold with a pinch 01 salt and a tablesooonful of castor sugar. Kedgeree: 801 l 4 oz.s. of rice In salted water. {•'lake a cooked Finnan haddock and chop the
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    This Bookcase Has Hidden Charms! There's Comfort In Cupboards
    1079 15 This Bookcase Has Hidden Charms! There's Comfort In Cupboards L m accepted fact that some people are by nature tidy and are only happen they have a place for everything everything m its place. Others are naturally tidy, but they can acquire habits without much difficulty if are encouraged to
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    Let Colour Be Restrained
    321 15 1 ILTHOUGH bright colours are such a I regular feature m decoration to-day. f restraint m the use of colour either by limitation to one shade, or if several colours are used by keeping them strictly low m tone, is a welcome change. INTELLIGENT USE OF
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    POSTAL INTELLIGENCE
    107 17 ItEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TO-DAI s s aa. 1 M iluccas ard >■ XVI.L.M. n 7 a.m K.NXLJI 6 7 a.m, ipe, Egypt and onjyi Antenor c noor, Makasser 6 1 p Menelaus 6 1.30 p.m. Valaya c 2 p.m X roen Togian p.m. Horn H (j 3 pm
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    HIPS IN DOCK
    108 17 ILONGSIDE INI WHARVES OM XPECTED i;i ARRH i. Ln trance Exit Godown (iate (iate 19 1 1 18 2 3 16 2 3 14 2 3 11 2 3 1 3 2 3 7 2 3 2 a 2 3 5 4 S Rimau 3 6 5
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    CHINA'S SHIPPING
    475 17 A Comprehensive Survey RECOGNISED as the most comprehensive survey of matters maritime relating to the China Coast is the Repoit of the Marine Department of the Chinese Maritime Customs. The 1937 edition (printed and published by the statistical Department of the Inspectorate General of Customs, Shanghai), contains nearly
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    WAR MEMORIES CAPTURED BY THE WOLF
    374 17 WAR MEMORIES CAPTURED BY THE WOLF TWENTY-ONE years ago, a young British seaman, held prisoner aboard thc notorious German sea raider, Wolf gazed through a porthole at the dark line of Gabo Island silhouetted against a star-scattered sky. About him was the noise of mines being dropped overboard to trap
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    Allegations Against The Japanese
    364 18 Masquerading As Patriotic (khin ese? :r::ZT -taaaaaaaa :,:„„1„„„„ vn,-V> Premier Okubo m the tote .entry granted the usual tote of top*^ Premiers i Saaunutomon, of the gateways o« the moat round tin Imperial palace I learned thai the Tungwen Colli hanahs tabltshed b Okubo iv Hi«-
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    EXPERIMENTS WITH STORKS
    115 18 Helsinki S iX !,,,k ,v Oy <<» Hel mki from 1 Poland b) aeroplane Profi .1 count X Wod/icki ig brlngn« them to Finland by the WarsawHel ink! .01 ervlce with view to 1 certainlm? whether stork have the same homing Instlncl as pigeons l]iv 1 will
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    SAFETY OF SHIPS
    239 18 British Measures Discussed London THF papera show great re erve m dU 1 cussing the measures which the British Government Intends taking foi the protection ol British shipping [in Spanish waters ii is believed that the Cabinet will reach a decision on the subject and that a
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    CHINA YOUTH CORPS FORME
    482 18 THK San Mm Chu 1 Youth Corps which aims at the mobilization of China's young men and women for war as well as for reconstruction on the basis of the Three People's Principles are bequeathed hy Dr. Sun Yat-'sen. founder of the Chinese Republic and of
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    WHITE MAN IS "KING" OF WILDEST TRIBES IN NEW GUINEA
    268 18 WHITE MAN IS "KING" OF WILDEST TRIBES IN NEW GUINEA Brisbane, Queensland. k VOING white man has become to aIS intents and purposes "King of the n Waiihuis." OM of the wildest tribes of natives m New Guinea. He is Michael leaky, a N-year-eU I— traHan gold ptespujlu. This sloiv
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    ROPECTS FOR TODAY'S RACING DISCUSSED
    1449 19 SECOND DAY OF 5 IPOH MEET (BY .Marcus Superbus I ii f-.ee the starter m f fi leek racins at Ipoh dJV '"lia" proeramme of Turt Claa. for horses is A h turW sprint for I and a nan l three which SS Four O'clock
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    Selections
    24 19  -  Marcus Superbus By FOLLOWING are selections for to-day* races at Ipoh: Prude Two Up Pride of Perak Majors Shoot Up Staybrite Jade Lady
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    ON THE RADIO
    1149 20 I .m,,,.,! „...r,lmr nr R !JULY 6 SINGAPORE /111. I 'AA, Ai s ItfM m.» i programme i ,ii mv lc 1 7 oo i musk Affairs' a talk by A p Newton (I i don) m ■nd rt- i f from oiheiio by rdi g 0
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    REWARDED FOR HIS HELP
    119 20 Alexandria! r BY pretending to faint m a bus, a picfl ft pocket succeeded m stealing a walfl IL, containing over £300 from a fellow pal I be The pickpocket was sitting next fl Da rdi r Aboul Hassan, a coal mprchafl when he suddenly fell
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    BRITISH TEACHERS IN EGYPT
    201 20 BRITISH TEACHERS IN EGYPT for "generally speaking the English staff is barely sufficient for our requirements." The Ministry, he added, hoped to keep the existing English teachers for the secondary and higher schools and use Egyptian teachers of English m the lower school;. "DRltish teachers employed b > thrfl fl
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    158 20 FRASER COMPANY. List Of Current Dividends Singapore, July 6 P*M', ■Company JlvUtend Boob. rw, ""fl j~. I/IT TIN Close Payable I Kamunting Tin 8% less tax June 28 July 28 miv a fl Kuala Lumpur Tm is No 14 a ,ul> 4 lsaV Kuchai Tin jS 0 34 Tlllv Aug
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    Germans To Operate North Atlantic Air Route
    280 21 T»Hh Oman Lufthansa Company plans to resume experimental flights across Uie North Atlantic m the middle of July with the nermission or the American and Portuguese Governments. permission or The company will run a two-way service weekly till the end of October Four
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    69 21 Falling into a drain at the Town Cleansing Dept., Joo Chiat Place yesterday morning, a 9-year-old Indian lad was rendered semi-conscious and m a state of collapse. He had injuries on the left ankle joint and was unable to walk Falling off a trolley-bus while alightmg at the junction of
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    MAYORS PROTEST AT BOMBINGS Appeal To Tokyo Government
    200 21 MAYORS PROTEST AT BOMBINGS Appeal To Tokyo Government London, Monday. TiHE Lord Mayors and Lord Provosts of eleven British cities are among the signatories of a protest organised by the International Peace Campaign again it the bombing of opon I own* i:> China. The protest, which follows an appeal recently
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    British Cables Mutilated
    84 21 British Cables Mutilated London, Tuesda.v TN the Commons Mr. Butler, replying to Mr. Chorlton, said he had seen no recent o/licial information regarding alleged .serious delay of delivery of diiush merchants' business .'ables at Tientsin since the Japanese military authorities took over the North-China telegraph service. Mr. Chorlton alleged that
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    Importation Of Drugs Into China
    206 21 Importation Of Drugs Into China IN tho r».A«..v.^ j, London, Monday. oni.,m d t\ Mr X A But,er '""i by Mr. David Adams on cheat? h? m KS tf C na Mith Particular reference to a shipment of 300 deSL? Vr Pane J! e inn tl,rou h Shanghai, said that
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    KING'S GIFT
    58 21 New York An oak sapling from the grounds of Windsor Castle, a gift from King George to an American military organization, has arrived here from Liverpool aboard the liner "American Importer." The sapling was consigned to the ancient and honourable artillery company of Massachusetts, of which the King
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    SOCCER TEAM WALKS OFF FIELD FOLLOWING PENALTY
    420 22 SOCCER TEAM WALKS OFF FIELD FOLLOWING PENALTY SENSATION IN MUAR LEA GVE MUAI. rUEI DAi ED '!<> CONI INI E ti,. i Mi« l d but rough play. the Town Board players. .Killed what would otherwi i have bee. one mi ol the rough n,.,. doubtful wh.th,., Woon Seel ii-:.
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    INDIAN FETFD
    16 22 A <• i tn mml „,i T\ M indav v Boull rl wa i Indin
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    TANGLIN CLUB TENINS
    241 22 TANGLIN CLUB TENINS REBULTB ol yesterday'! ties In the Tan* Hn Club U mus tournament:— DYNE (IP ii, Burke and Iflaa Link plua 2 w.o. •Mr Orieraon and Perdriau 3. mi N s DOUBLEB OPEN Phillips and Marshall bi ,it Holyoak and Macpherson 6 4. 8 4 Pc drlau Mange
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    Tamil Community Fete New Indian J.P.
    548 22 Tamil Community Fete New Indian J.P. OVER Ml ftota were present at a tea of Singapore at the Adelphi Hotel Gtovindasainy, J.P. The function, which was very success. ful, was given by the community as a mark ol respect to and appreciation of Mr. Oovindasamy on his appointment as a
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    LAD FOOTERS
    50 22 The following have be ay soccer for Lad Foo! I nrs. Joseph Travers nur.^day at Geylang Stadn m.:~- Ah Chye. Chen?: h Wing. Kai Teck. John H von Chong, S. Hock (Cap /hin Nen, Chin Cheon. A ah 800. On Sunday. the Lad i lount Zion Rangers by
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    27 22 An Indian machinery cooji* f*g conscious after being WCCi m k>y a broken bottle, while J'TJii Malayan Breweries yesterday f He had a severe gash over forearm
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    18 22 fn TUBI taken daring the one mile race for Sikhs at the Colony Police spoils m Singapore, Tribune
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    GERMEN SCORE FINE LEAGUE WIN OVER THE GUNNERS
    392 23 THRILLING DIV. I R.A 0. m v,,vino brilliant soccer, beat the Gunners 1-0 m an important 1.A.F.. P ll '7 of h l)t H lr s.A.F.A. league at the Anson Road Stadium i di^ 011 a irmen olaved like a winning team
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    MALAYA CUP: MALACCA XI V. SERVICES
    133 23 MALAYA CUP: MALACCA XI V. SERVICES ;bil -v Johore at cmbta* Serm Played to ffISJ? case I 'From Our Own Correspondent, Malacca, Tuesday. THE following have been selected to play for Malacca against the Combined Services in the Malaya Cup fixture at Singapore on Saturday: I Low Ah Sang Lim
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    19 23 A MIDFIELD INCIDENT m yesterday's First Division soccer match m which the Airmen beat the Gunners 1 0. Tribune
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    ATCH POSTPONED
    20 23 ATC H POSTPONED bet, on L sQc S have h' ICI F rt Ca been played on ied. r!iV afternoon,
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    KEPPEL LADIES' GOLF
    169 23 Singj^pore, Tuesday. TWENTY-TWO cards were taken out for the Keppel G.C. Ladies' July spoon competition and the following were the best scores returned: nett Mrs. A. M. Williamson 48—18—30 Mrs. C. Q. Starkev 44—11—33 Mrs. F. Starr 47—14—33 Mrs. H. E. Han 51—18—33 Mrs. P. Crawley 43—
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    Malaya Cup Veterans Hold Skins
    87 23 Malaya Cup Veterans Hold Skins IN a friendly soccer match at Tang--1 lin yesterday, the Singapore "Malaya Cup" Veterans drew 15—2 with practically the first string of the Skins. Neither side held a territorial advantage. TAIT opened the scoring from Nind's pass. At the interval. Skins led I—o.1 0. On
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    SINGAPORE G.C. LADIES' GOLF COMPETITIONS
    526 23 SINGAPORE G.C. LADIES' GOLF COMPETITIONS j THE Singapore Golf Club ladies' July j Bogey (Stapleford Handicapping j System > competition was played at Bukit I Timah on Monday and resulted m a win for Mrs. M. M. Paterson m "A" Division with a score of 16 V2, m a win
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    BRITAIN SHOULD. HELP STABILIS CHINA'S CUKRENCY
    165 24 ECONOMIC COOPERATION WANUD, SAYS LORD LYI TON LONDON. TUESDW. THE STABILITY OP CHIN A S < ÜBRBN I SHO fc don ll pro* cU »ueh M the imw d<)llar is falling m-** ta ,:ll 1 ,l V only will Britota be open purely on
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    SCAFFOLDING FALLS: MAN IS TRAPPED
    89 24 SCAFFOLDING FALLS: MAN IS TRAPPED Fori; Chinese coolies, at work on a Holding 35 reel high, erected round the interior ol an Air Ministry oil tank i the A P C "il depol at the la'-i mile. Woodlands, were injured when the whole tructun collapsed suddenly, trapping one oohes below
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    BARBARA BUTTON'S HUSftAND WANTED $5,000,000 AND CHILD DIVORCE TERMS MENTIONED AT BOW STREET HEARING
    147 24 BARBARA BUTTON'S HUSftAND WANTED $5,000,000 AND CHILD DIVORCE TERMS MENTIONED AT BOW STREET HEARING London. Tuesday. t Slmtlo«.a> onueharueoi t^ e^it Revent.ow £50,000 il he could coSnsel s£d that during t^ interview Mr Mitchell at Dijon. Count ReSow when told that his wife wa. (1 (l{ him and a separation
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    42 CHILDREN HAVE ALREADY DIED OF TYPHOID
    231 24 FORTY-TWO deaths among children out of a total of 71 have occurred since the typhoid epidemic struck Singapore, just over a month ago, according to Dr. H. R. Morrison, Assistant Health Officer of the Singapore Municipality, whom I interviewed to-day. Figures which Dr.
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    BRITISH OPEN GOLF
    104 24 BRITISH OPEN GOLF London iw APPALLING conditions ancl heajj tinuous rain clouds, maka* players' hands slip, prevailed at! wich to-day when the second qual round m the British Golf Open, place. Notable scores were:— On Princes Course: Hattersley (Australian tmatev) Henry Cotton Laidlaw (Ahridge* I Burton (Sale) 7, Dai Rees
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    RAIN SAVE AUSSIES
    87 24 Lodon. Tuesda; RAIN saved the Australians fi probable defeat m their nu with Yorkshire which ended day m a draw. Yorkshire were! robbed of the chance of inflid the first County defeat on an Ausl lian inuring team since 1912. When heavy rain fell at the I
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    "EVERYBODY SINGS" AT THE CAPITON
    129 24 "EVERYBODY SINGS" AT THE CAPITON LOVERS of swing will haw if they go to see "Everybody J which opened at the Capi' li is chocktul of good fun, i-- n j and has plenty of tunes sung star-studded cast which nuauaea singers as Judy Garland-a real the screen— Allan Jenkins,
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    25 24 Paris. Tuesday: The I Legion of Honour, recent fl the late Suzanne Lengl< t pfl presented to her mother fl retary of the Ministei Reuter
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    TERRORISM IN JERUSALEM
    20 24 Jerusal-To-day's casualties from now hve Jews killed and Two Jews shot m Jem ing have died. Reuter
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