Morning Tribune, 18 March 1939

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    12 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE 4_jro. m. SgjOAPQRE, SATURDAY. March 18, im FIVE CENTS.
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    DEMOCRACIES HARDEN ATTITUDE AGAINST REICH
    459 1 r ew Government For Britain? NSCRIPTION COMING? LONDON, MAR. 17. RTS ARE CURRENT IN PARLIAMENTARY CIRCLES [AT LORD HALIFAX, THE FOREIGN MINISTER, IS ING A MOVEMENT, BACKED BY MANY CONSERVA-BACK-BENCHERS. FOR A NEW NATIONAL GOVERNr WITH A WIDER BASIS, WRITES REUTER S LOBBY lESPOXDENT. !t
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    Ambassador Recalled
    27 1 London. Mar. 17. Sir Neville Henderson, the British Ambassador in Berlin, has been instructed to return from Berlin to report on the situation. Reute r
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    EMERGENCY MEASURES IN FRANCE
    109 1 Paris, Mar. 11. THE French Cabinet has approved a bill, proposed by M. D.tl.ic.er. jiving the (government the necessary powers to consolidate and strengthen the forces. The Cabinet decided that the Ministers must not undertake any journeys lor the time being. It is generally believed that
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    Czech Balances In British Banks
    62 1 London, Mar. 17: Reuter understands on high authority that instructions have been given to British banks to refrain from transferring Czech balances held in London. Reuter. Berlin. Mar. 17: Before leaving Berlin. Sir Neville Henderson will pay a visit to the State Secretary tHerrWeissaeken at
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    More Crisis News
    21 1 Nervousness in Europe P 8 Press Comments P 21 Hitler Duce Talk P 21 Anglo-French Collaboration P 24
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    ANSCHLUSS FOR MEMEL?
    221 1 Memel, Mar. 17. MEMEL- LANT), which was German territory before the Great War, is full of rumours of an approaching "anschluss" with Germany. It was revealed to-night that Dr. Neumann, the local "fuehrer," made a violent speech at a secret session of his party on Mar. 15.
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    FIRMER POLICY FOR U.S.
    234 1 Panama Defences Strengthened WASHINGTON, MAR 17. CIRCLES IN CLOSE TOUCH WITH MR. ROOSEVELT DECLARE THAT MP. ROOSEVELT'S POUCY IS FIRMER THAN EVER AS A RESULT OF THE SEIZURE OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA. Events abroad have diminished Senat opposition, and the policy of stiffening the "flabby resolution" of the
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    U.S. ATTITUDE DEFINED
    43 1 Washington, Mar. 17. President Roosevelt stated to-day that European developments demonstrated the need for revision of the Neutrality Act by the present Congress. New York, Mar. 17: The United States Government has condemned Germany's "lawlessness" in occupy- ing Czechoslovakia.— Reuter
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    MAN HUR TLES TO DEATH ON BOARD SHIP
    346 2 "DEATH to your husband was due to injuries lo the head; said Mr. XV. Porter, lhe Singapore oroncr. when addressing Hie dead man's wile al lhe conclusion of an Inquiry bold yesterday, into tl-.e death of Chinese cdotie who fell down a
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    Man & Wife On Murder Charge
    135 2 Man Wife On Murder Charge Singapore, Friday. TWO Wcngch ews. a man ani V hi wife, rimed Wu Chin T*e (43) and tsm Sah Bo (3H) appeared bei ore Mr. L. B. Gibson, first Magfetiate and District Ciimmal .•odge, ii. thc i ?cond police court this afternoon charged that thev
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    COOLIE SENTENCED ON FORGERY CHARGE
    138 2 COOLIE SENTENCED ON FORGERY CHARGE Singapore. Friday. CAMI'E-L, an Indian coolie, vvho ap•J peared in the High Court yesterday on two charges of forging a Post Office money order reeeipt. No. tlmti. for SlO, aiid also dishonestly using as genuine the ••ame reeeipt. was to-day sentenced to 18 months' rigorous
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    GOVERNOR ATTENDS IRISHMEN'S DINNER
    328 2 IRISHMEN in Singapore last ni 4 ht celebrated St. Patrick's D.u when a dinner at which nearly 350 peonle were present was held at the Adelphi Hotel Owing to the absence of the Vi e--t President of the Association Dr W I Linehan gave the address
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    POLICE CRAB HOLD ON "FLOATING" REVOLVED AFTER 3-YEAR SEARCH
    245 2 POLICE CRAB HOLD ON "FLOATING" REVOLVED AFTER 3 -YEAR SEARCH Singap< n Friday] THE police had information that this revolver had been rioatii for about three years and we had been toying to get il sa Chief Cojrt Inspector Ernest H. Tunn, prosecuting, al end al '•ial in which two
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    Chinese Patriots Executed
    87 2 Chinese Patriots Execu ted Hongkong. Mar. 16. ALTHOUGH Wuchanj Hankow and Hanyang have fallen into iepane hand, the Chinese people there managed to hold a m mortal service on the ec: sion of the fourteenth anniversary .>. the death of Dr. Sur. ?at-aen. Handbills were distributed \v. Hankow ar.d Wuchang
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    17 2 Mt. Donald; on ?rd Mi-a "Mildred Wrigh'. who u-« nuri i a al St. Andrews (dihedral.— Tribune.
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    German Seaplane Disaster
    22 2 Parts War it nc that came d Mvy Tlie Oer d tri Pascoal is believed U c V'.V. Reuter
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    JAPAN PREPARES FOR CLASH WITH RUSSIA
    303 3 TROOPS MASSED A T BORDER L\l?f F Shanghai, Mar. 17. I- L t "r JaPan SC lnM,ps have just ,and < d in M anchuRn^uTtS a ,rom Japan and have hsjM methodically moved to Soviel border re^.ons during the past week, according to usually
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    SINO-SOVIET RELATIONS
    59 3 SINO-SOVIET RELA TIONS II Mar 16-Dr. Sun F.) r,".. ti ie Sino-Soviet Culturr.l nt a wire to the eighteenth mist party congress dele Stalin, congratulating the U.S.S.R. s political and ss, and expressing thsympathy with Stalin s moment over SoviH which lays down that eien atrcrjssion will be let relations
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    Anti-Jap Activities In Korea
    78 3 Anti- Jap Activities In Korea I Hongkong. Mar. 16. > foreign sources. Mienri utionaries are actively -Japanese activities in Korea and are resv cases for the mysteri- ranee of Japanese soldiers I the order of the dav Korean revolutionaries Korean Capital, and set n to reho u >e m hlch
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    MR. M. H. NAMAZIE
    64 3 II Friday— ln the High Court l J before the Chief Justice. P McElwaine. Mr. M. II admitted as an advocate f licitor to serve on the Straits p r ent-. Bar L I- Eber appeared for the petiWmtl se, Crown Counsel, who W oehalf of
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    Bankrupt Moneylender's $35,483 Liabilities
    256 3 Singapore. Friday. A N '"lian. A.L.A.L. Narayenan Chettiar. who once was a money,(,u i and helped other people who were hi financial difficulties, ls 'limself a bankrupt. 'Hied at the Public Examnkrupta this afternoon at far' urt wher Naravenan Chet-Jr.y-Z'V as heard *ta*e the Chief rey
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    Powers Urged To Substitute Protests With Retaliation
    150 3 Powers Urged To Substitute Protests With Retaliation Chungking, Mar. 16. PREDICTING that the British, American and French representations to Japan against currency tiade restrictions in North China will be ineffectual since Japan is determined to wipe out foreign commercial interests in North China first, the influential and independent Ta Kung
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    French Envoy Entertained
    59 3 Chungking, Mar. 16.—Gen. Chiang Kai Shek entertained the French ambasaado. M. Henri Cosine to dinner to-dav. Those present included Doctors H. H. Kung. Sun Fo and Wang Chung Hui. M. Cosme yesterday evening entertained high Chinese officials and tht Chungking diplomatic consular corps to tea at a
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    New Bank In Singapore
    100 3 New Bank In Singapore OFFICIAL opening of the Singa. ore branch of the Kwangtung Provincial Bank takes place on Monday. Mr Clifton T. Chang Is manager of the branch which is occupying premises Nos. 19-25. Cecil Street. Establishment of the branch, which was exclusively announced in the Sunday Tribune some
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    Jap Commander Injured
    44 3 Hongkong *ia. 16.—Indicative of tha severity oi the recent central Hupeh fighting, Brigadier Commander Matsi.hmia commander of the Japanese troops in central Hupeh, was seriously injured in action and has been conveyed hi Shanghai for emergency treatment. Chinese Central News Agency
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      BULLION MARKET
      26 4 London, rnaay. Previous To-day Change GOLD Fine Bar per oz. £7 8 6 °0 5 h 20U 3 fSLtt* forward '6 15 I* •w-
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      Fraser's Daily Report
      146 4 Singapore. Friday. MINING. Tin at midday was $109 38, down 5 8 Although, according to cables received this morning, tin shares In London yesterday were marked down slight lv the bulk of the orders received were to buv. Locallv it must be admitted that "few fresh buying
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      121 4 v Previous To-dav u PALM OIL (Malaya) Ga > 1 1 £15.5.0 value COPRA (Straits, F.M.S,) April Shipment £1113 Diiri fe i SAGO FLOUR (Sarawak) 3 March April Shipment 8 4U sellers v TAPIOCA Seed Pearl lst quality Singapore* March Shipment 12 9 sellers PEPPER (F.A.Q.) White ICnntok
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      129 4 Lc w Previous To-day Distillers 92 3 91 6 Dunlop Rubber 27 1 m General Electric 78 9 78 6 Imperial Chemical Industries 31- 30 6 Imperial Tobacco 133 9 1319 Anglo-Dutch 26 3 25 3 Canadian Pacific 5 8 5 London Tin 3 4» 2 3
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      42 4 New Y, rk. I RUBBER Previous To-day Cbi Market Tine Steady Steady Spot Buyers 16 1 16,. SeUers If* W* Forward July Sept. Buyers 16' B lb a SeUers 16» 4 16 Market Tone Steady Steady B*ot 46^ 4b
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      59 4 Previous To-day ch T.T. on Paris (closing selling rate) 176.90 Unchanged T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 8.82 1116 Unchanged T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) 8' 2 Unchanged T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) ls. 215 16 Unchanged T.T. on Japan (closing selling rate) ls. 2d. Unchanged
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      METAL MARKET
      22 4 London n Previous To-day TIN STANDARD Spot (afternoon (closing price) C2ISU OMJS Forward £214 3 4 £213 3 4 i
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    St. Andrew's Dramatic Society Scores
    229 4 Dv Hsggett H. D. Hoehstaut Susan Hacgett Netta Tholen Gwenny Violet Wilkins Mrs. Haggett Esther Manasseh Ada Haggett Mavis Thoy Bruce Macrae Mervyn Kohloff Tallent Gerald de Cruz Rosen Jacob Ballas Maxweli Davenport Francis Thomas ■The Late Christopher Bean.'' the play which Is adapted from
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    Berlin To Recall Ambassador?
    104 4 Berlin To Recall Ambassador? Berlin, Mar. 17. OFFICIAL circles in Berlin are awaiting great interest thc decision of Britain regarding the possible recall of Sir Neville Henderson from Berlin. While the matter is undecided, th? Willhelmstrasse will not commit itself on what steps Germany might take in the event of
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    DOCKS & SHARES
    787 5 DOCKS SHARES Eastern United 29.00 31.00xd \W a S? N ,< rd 14 0° 14.25cd do. 74 Ta Prefs. 9.25 950 Gammon Malaya 175 1824 Gt. E. Life f. pd. 62.50 67.50 Gt. E. L. pt. pd. 19.00 20 00 Hammer and Co. 34 75 35 75 Henry Waugh 7/75
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    FRASER & COMPANY
    209 5 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends n Singapore, Mar. 17, 5 p.m. Company Dividend Books iouu roi cio.se Date Ex Div. year. TIN MnvtiMa Renong Consold. 6d. No. 25 Mar. 17 Mar 24 Mar. 18 2%% IUBBER Ayer I anas 470 Mar. 30 Apr. 6 Mar. 31 4% Benta Mar.
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    LYALL & EVATTS QUOTATIONS
    196 5 LYALL EVATTS QUOTATIONS Singapore. Friday. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampats m.° Rt onn Ayer Wengs *f J£} Batu Selangors J-J} Hong Fatts ofi670 fi 67 0.72 Hongkong Tin Jg 63 Jelebus ft s 9 b 6 Kamunting Tin JT Katu Tin 2 3 Kents ".ic i q a Kramats ft .24
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      157 5 NEDERLANDSCH HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ N.V. incorporated in the Netherlands. (Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Established by Royal Charter A.D. 1324 Paid Up Capitr f 40,030,000 Statutorv Reserve Fund 5,000,000 Special Reserve 1,000,000 Chairman of the Board of Directors H. C. REHBOCK. Managing Board: D. CRENA DE lONGH President M. TAUDIN CHABOT Director
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    CELEBRATED ARITONE SINGS TO-MORROW
    226 7 il vyKNTINE. the celebrated ir i/. bjtrittfK who is nakjs d but in Singapore music orrow (Sunday) nHrht Vk "i' HtmmKWmm Hall, is an rare type. Valent ne is to mes. ,rs ;ns Imagiaid in iho least ience and tell,rd down*; of an of travel to
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    I.P.C.'s Pledge
    90 7 Chungking. Mar. 16 Lord Cecil and M. Pierre Cot. joinl presidenl. of thc Interaati. nal Pe^« Campaign, cabled to Gen. Chiang Ka: Shek thanking him fcr his' congratulatory message on t\wi occasion of the meeting ol ihe i PC. General Council i.i London. The ine.sage received wide publicitv
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      165 7 HIE TALK OF TOWN! HUNDREDS ARE COMING BACK AGAIN and AGAIN TO SEE THIS GRAND SHOW! *>«>«< tnlss H M LAST \M.HT ol' _W_\ _jn^iAiw a v v a 1 1 1 i% yrU s THE MARCUS SHOW ttsfl _**********_**___________________m__________________- ___W .xB__BS»- *o*t_r Tpfffiffi^-^ffi'. TO-MORROW NIGHT: ENTIRE NEW PROGRAMME I
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    EXTREME NERVOUSNESS IN EUROPE
    821 8 EXTREME NERVOUSNESS IN EUROPE Rome Pleased POLAND, RUMANIA SWITZERLAND GREATLY ALARMED BRITAIN IS EXPECTED TO RECALL HER AMBASSADOR FROM GERMANY, IN THE SAME WAY THAT AMERICA RECENTLY RECALLED HER AMBASSADOR, TO REPORT ON THE SITUATION. Poland— surrounded on two sides by Germany Switzerland and. Rumania are extremely uneasy about the
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    DEATHS OF FORMER MALAYANS
    293 8 DEATHS OF FORMER MALAYANS THi: death occurred recenti. The deceased, who vac u a WMthe daughter of h£kFS>1 at one Ume C -M^ul-Gcneral United State. Hi Singapore J band was Orst a luiSSui, 5 and then joined the CV, > ">, B^jS e ro »yWch he retired Mrs Mufliston was
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    Another Exhibition Of Paintings For China Relief
    312 8 TN response to public demand. Prof. Hsu Pei-hung, mm**** tfcmW out Europe and America as Ju Peon, is holding: an exhibitier i his paintings at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce Hil Street, from to-day to Mar. 23. Thousand-' could not avail themselves
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    INSPECTION TRIP
    34 8 Hongkong. Mar. 16 >f the Br.tish Ya. ailed from Shanul.. i Nanking along the h 3ii Mar. 14 on an tasP wd\ be returning to si it is learned local News Agency.
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      74 8 RAFFLES HOTEI Saturday April 1st SPECIAL 'GREAT WALTZ' BANCl Mf.HT ?n -pined in coniunction with the CAPITOL*! Gala Screening of M.-G.-M.'s mapn ficent Musical Produc' on "The GREAT WALTZ Star in; LI ISE RAINER, FERNAND GRAVET and MELIZA KORJL'S. «nS FOR THE KST EXPONENTS of th; Viennese and Modern Waltz
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    HOLLYWOOD HAS A MONOPOLY OF BEST FILM DIRECTORS
    1123 9 Cinema Chronicle era On The Screen Has Flagged From Our Own Correspondent) London, Mar. 3. is a belief in some quarters that Hollywood flourishes because it nas almost a monopoly of the best film directors. On the ier hand, the comparative lack
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    Religious Postage Stamps Exhibition
    43 9 Religious Postage Stamps Exhibition During the International Eucharistic Congress to be held at Nice this summer there will be an exhibition of postage stamps of the world inspired by religious subjects. This interesting exhibition is being organised by Mgr. Remond, Bishop of Nice.
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    8,000 Miles To Buy Two Pipes
    222 9 8,000 Miles To Buy Two Pipes WRIGHT, sixty-two year old builder from Chicago, has made the journey to London 8,000 miles return to buy two pipes and a tobacco pouch. He recently showed the pipes he had chosen and the pouch with his name on and told why he made
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Saturday, March 18, 1939. JAPAN'S NEXT MOVE
    326 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Saturday, March 18, 1939. JAPAN'S NEXT MOVE £UROPE has occupied the field of interest during the week, and littie notice has been taken of events in the Far East. These are full of possibilities, however, on account of the dispute between Russia and Japan over fishery rights. An
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    Man Who Made Surrender Of Czechs
    1200 10 Man Who Made Surrender Of Czechs |N view of reports that the surrender of Czechoslovakia was secured by a German threat to bomb Prague out of existence, the following account of how Ceneral Coering built up his enormous air force, and how it is being used for international blackmail, is
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    A Certait
    126 10 "War" By Blackmail JIIERE is every likelihood J Britain will rule the air by British aircraft industry is exDatJ at such a rate that the day I come when the wartime airtij production will be easily surpass In the meantime. American p ducers are helping the Rjlf. train
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    Henshaw's New Mvsterv Plane
    910 11 JR-CONDITIONED •LYING BOATS L our Own Correspondent) London. Mar. i. ga Ucnshaw fly a L„ plane M his next j [d-making attempt which probably be to Austtaha. ".[..lity is suggested by ]Z remark attributed to eluuborator. R. J- Cross. HPtishaw are consrtucting a in d c
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    Belgium's Ambassador Honoured By Tokyo Royalty
    148 11 Belgium's Ambassador Honoured By Tokyo Royalty Tokyo. IMPERIAL tckens were granted by the Emperor Hirohito, the Empress Nagako and the Empress Dowager to Baron Albert de Bassompierre, retiring Belgian Ambassador to Tokyo. T\he Emperor presented the veteran j diplomat with a gold lacquered letter box The Empress presented a gold
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    Intervention Out Of The Question
    138 11 Intervention Out Of The Question London, Mar. 16. FE facts regarding the situation in Central Europe lor which official confirmation is available were announced by the Prime Minister in the House of Commons this afternoon He said the occupation of Bohemia and Moravia by German troops appeared to be proceeding
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    GETTING IN TOUCH WITH MOSCOW
    42 11 London, Mar. 16. Mr. R.S. Hudson, Secretary of the Department of Overseas Trads, will leave London on Saturday for Warsaw. He will go on to Moscow and return by way of other northern European capitals.-- British Wireless
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      161 11 THI TRUI TONIC POOD ggg> *f Ommms mmi Sunt "notice. Rubber Dealers in the Islands of Singapore and Penang are reminded thai rubber coupons issued for the first quarter of 1939 expire on the 31st March. 1939, and any such coupons delivered to the Rubber Control Office after the close
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    BADMINTON IN ENCLAND
    67 12 -inland Badmrnton Championships have begun at the Roval Hor r_M.M___.___i F. Robinson in p,.v against Mies JA Gunn and SS! pM__KSfTSi_irfe.^ M M K The All-England Badminton rh Horucultura, W f st minst^ h^-"; hi P^a;e be (flanel New.,. B of ,he P'»y- aua. tt Mabbott and
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    OXFORD AT PRACTICE
    259 13 OXFORD AT PRACTICE n,f..rd crew for this year's inter*he v Boat Race, to be rowed PSK 1 made their first appear>n P the Tiiames at Putney, Lonince Ih< stroke, R. M. A. Bourne. ,on ..niible to take part in the prat as he has his arm in a slinf as
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    Make A Friend Of Fashion
    1810 14 Make A Friend Of Fashion F you want to earn the reputation of being well-dressed, learn how to make an ally of fashion; dont look on her as being illogical, dictorial and an enemy to your cheque book, but be grateful to her for the numerous suggestions she gives you
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      TO-DAY
      116 17 B „,ei and Labu.n Dan-el p i alma Ift 9 n m Parcels only) Pmhant ig 3» E Pahang 18 <> o r Jr'JJJ I Great Britain! K.L.M. 18 t and Fapan pm ctetee h 18 «.i.30 a.m J t m t 18 2 Pm K L M 18
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      American Share Market Quotations
      568 17 American Share Market Quotations JHE following quotations from Ne.v t o.m W s re recciv ed from Messrs. S. E |Le\.\ and Co.. by air mail yesterday: c»„„i Last Sale Stocks Mar 15 Mar Adams Express (No par I 97 8 95 8 Amencan Can (Par $25. 91 im qi
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    DEVILS EXPECTED
    26 17 I&c. 'London) by day Deliveries of box and general delivery N la Indies by Ah* Deliveries of box--1 p.m. and rs and parcels at
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    ARSHAL PETAIN
    16 17 I sha] Petain has ake up the post s welcomed by fflclals and Reuter.
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    Passengers By Air
    105 17 Arrived from N.E.I, bv the "PH-ALU Mr. Companje. Mr. Heymanson. Mr Jackson. Mr. Wgnat, Mr. Klompe. Mr <"idd. Mr. Wadhumal, Mr. Gutwirth, Mr. H A Davidson. 1 L.ft for Medan. India and Europe bv the 'PH-ALU. Mr. Mignot. Mr. ani Mrs de Boer. Mr. L. A. J.
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    SHIPS IN DOCK
    143 17 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THF. WHARVES OK EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Entrance Exit Ship Godown Gate Gate Ethiopia 20 1 1 Christine Marie 19 1 1 Angelina. Llanover 16 2 3 Koia 13 2 3 Pniloctetea il 2 3 Kinta. Kepong 9 2 3 Dekabrist 30 2 3 Eumaeus 34
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    Police Band
    104 17 The Band of the Straits Settlemen Police will perform in public during t vveek as follows under the direction Mr. S. Chapman, Bandmaster:— Monday Mar. 20 at Botanic Garde at 5.30 p.m.: "Voice of the Gur Alford: 'Martha" Flotow; "Carefr Berlin: "Schubert" Schubert; "Maid (he Mountains" Simson; 'Nights
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      32 17 Law Notice For To-day Before The Chief Justice in the lst Court at 10.30 a.m. Magistraies Appeals:— Arjan Singh vs. Rex. C. G. Rodrigo vs. Rex. Mr. Justice Pedlow at Malacca— Assizes.
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    2208 18 ON THE AIR TO-DAY TO-MORROW MARCH 18 MANILA KZRM f>.53 Mc/s <313 m.) *<:n. 4 20 Popular music. 520 Sunkist time. 5.50 News In Spanish. 6.05 News in English. 6.10 Special programme. "20 Melody Album. 8.10 Hems in English. 9.20 Music. ROME 2 RO 11.81 Mcs <18.7 __a_. o.m. nch.
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST
    402 19 HEALTH OF THE EAST Ttu v CUn 0t thc Lca S ue of Nations Bureau for pta™, endecl Mai U ,s as mu the week in Jt at K U act^y feature for JJJ, 5* the absence ol plague In cSSS*?**. has been reported from Calcutta and from Caamnore an
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    CLERK SENTENCED FOR BREACH OF TRUST
    154 19 CLERK SENTENCED FOR BREACH OF TRUST Singapore. Friday. I TAN CHENG CHAI, the 19-year-old English-speaking Hokkien, who yesterday pleaded guilty to a charge of criminal breach of trust in res pect of $25 entrusted to him by Mr. C. C. Song appeared b:fore Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker in the fourth
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    JAPANESE TROOPS LEAVE SHANGHAI
    64 19 Bl entered th Lhe Shanghai on Tuesday ii a tely di-oovered nd bjrround d by Eriti^h constable vho ch:^ ri the intruders awv/ 2,000 Japanese troops, originally stationed atNanz an and Chenja vest of Sh :nghai. ana quipped wtth 2'J -ench mor..ir> and p.a masks, are
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    K.L. RAGING SELECTION
    2064 20  -  Marcus Superbus WEB AT TO HACK TO-lftAY Bv ■JO-DAY is Gold Cup day at Kuala Lumpur and eight well-sup- por'ed events form the programme for the final day of the current meeting of the Selangor Turf Club. The Gold Cup race will, ol course, steal all the
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    43 20 Race I— JI'ST MY LICK Clifton Lad Race 2— ALL GOLD Blossom Time Race 3— JULY THE SEVENTH Libertv Race 4— FIGHTING FINISH Battalion Race S— LE TOI'QtET Deepdene Race t—ami Valscourt Race 7— JEREMIAH Jack Druce Race B— KERRENA Regiment I
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    WORLD PRESS DENOUNCES HITLER
    419 21 'ord Of Nazi Govt, annot Be Trusted'' London, Mar. 17. fORTHY sign of the hardening British opinion occasioned r vak crisis is* the striking change of tone in the ediI and the Daily Mail, which until recently were among the British Press of a "reasonable "with
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    BULLDOG DRUMMOND AT THE PAVILION
    166 21 BULLDOG DRUMMOND AT THE PAVILION WE have seen many Bulldog Drum- 1 1 monds, we have read most of j Sapper's ingeniously constructed adventure stories with relish. But we had until last night never realised that the character of Bulldog Drummond could ,t live with such reality on the screen
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    Hitler Talks To Mussolini
    86 21 Hitler Talks To Mussolini I Berlin. Mar. 17. T is rumoured that Hitler, before leaving Prague last night had a quarter of an hour's conversation with Mussolini. Although Hitler left for Brun. nobody appears to know where he is spending the nijht. It is expected that he will arrive at
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    German Threat To South Africa
    191 21 Capetown, Mar. 17. £EN. HERTZOG stated in the assembly that Germany had made representations to the Union regarding the manner of the applica--lion of the Immigration Act in South-west Africa to the detriment of i-erman nationals, and asking whether or not it was possible to
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    THE NAVY SEES THE MARCUS SHOW
    323 21 THE NAVY SEES THE MARCUS SHOW FIE Capitol held very large and appn ciative audiences for the Marcus Shov last night. We have the Fleet and the men of th< Navy were there in good numbers an. greatly enjoyed it. The show is now well into its stride and a
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    WORLD TITLE BOUT LAS
    45 22 WENRY ARAKTROi w*< tried his J «w*h| am li« t-aj knocking Ural round J rounds bout. twe!- 1 AnJ nan's m withS] then knocked PeldmSnl of nine before tl progn J knock, d -1 count Iro::: a flurry of* J -Reuter
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    Marques T.K.O.'s Eagle
    281 22 Marques T.K.O.'s Eagle (Tribune Staff Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Friday. THE main event in the boxing pro- gramme at Bukit Bintang Park. Kuala Lumpur, ...-night failed to come up i.' expectations but the supporting cards were good. In spite of a plucky effort by Joe Eagle .9.3 1 to continue against
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    S.C.C. Cricket Teams
    186 22 fcJq r r <™ mg y S ave acc Wed to play for S.C.C. vs Indian Association to-dav Ji L Ward. G. W. S. Waites. R F W SSS?^Ji- J L Nicholson. K C KiUe^Capt. E Dynes. AC Growder A. Foster. R. A. U, Todd. A.H. Murray.
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    British Billiards
    48 22 fir \S f?' i Ma "^rily. beaten nnaust In laat years Empire Billiards Sth ?n°? hip c r eated a British r^ord JJI nW?,° f L2lB hl the final >n of his British Amateur Chair.fhip semi-final match against WellKStei mne beat by 4 324 t0 145P
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    SOCIAL GOLF MATCH
    263 22 SOCIAL GOLF MATCH The following is the times of starting for the Social Match on Stmdav, ove_ the course of Ker pel Golf Club between the Keppel Golf Club and the Island Club. .8.30 a.m. C. A R. Bateman <2» and W. R. M. Haxworth ilo> vs. H Irving Jones
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    MINTO CRICKET
    48 22 The following wili represent Minto Cricket Union against Government Printing Office, on their ground on Saturday Mar. 18, at 5 pan.:— Kmarudin, Saruan, Johari, Bujang, Yem Mamu, A. Omar. H. Omar, Sparrey Hussein Siraj Hodri. S. Siraj. Reserves A Duke, Sedik Samad, Zainol, and A Jaai
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    Race Eighth — 6.00 p.m.
    180 22 Race Eighth 6.00 p.m. Horses. Class 2. Div. 1, s'.- furs. Silver Monk 9.4 Etuaaftan Ro«e 9.2 Redouble 3.11 Kerrena 3.11 Squeeze 8.11 Heroic Star 8.8 Regiment 1.1 Golden Plateau 8 5 See You Later 8 4 Stormy Night 7 1 Tui ley should dominate this race with his candidates
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    S.C.C. TENNIS RESULTS
    47 22 FURTHER play yesterday in the S.C.C. lawn tennis championship tcornament resorted as follows: MEN'S SINGLES W. J. M Warden beat AD Ande--son. 4^-6. 6-0. 6 3. MENS DOUBLES N S Wise and P Clerc beat K A Seth and N Clumeck. 6—3. 6— f).
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    Match Cancelled
    58 22 Owing to the bad condition of tharound at the Naval Base following a very heavy shower of rain there, the soccer fixture in the Division II *A) ot th. S.A.F.A tournament between the •Royal Navy (Malaya* and the Malaya Signal Co.. which was to have been laved at
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    YESTERDAY'S SOCCER
    26 22 *u Vlctoria School yesterday defeated the Trade School by six goals to one in a friendly soccer game played on the Victoria School groynd
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    EMPIRE BOUT Harvey By Gains
    196 22 EMPIRE BOUT Harvey By Gains London. J EN Harvey, aw time Brtoimw I champion by real Phillip. \>- n lhe Bri r tit Ie ai Harriagay night, a hen he Nea! t Negri l.:*rn Gain Harvey thus reffl which he lost to -lac t 19/U. 5 Gains, who was badlj
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    DOCKS AND GORDONS DRAW IN FOOTBALL
    293 23 FOR WARDS WERE I Gordons l. r(Mi -vith tiu* S.R.C. forwards yesterday evening? Pi av Cordons in fl Division I S.A.F.A. league match at the oll lv i -Miiaged to draw one-all when, dfttrin- the first game, their forwards had ample opportunity to score.
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    Malay Regiment Beat Manchesters
    155 23 Malay Regiment Beat Manchesters •THE following i«. the result of the golf match played between the Manchester and Malav Regiments, at Garrison Golf Club which resulted in a win for the .Malav Regiment by 13 holes. The Manchesters names first: Lt -Col. Clowes and Major F G Britterous <— 5>
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    29 23 In another game of soccer the S.C.R.C beat the Police at the Depot by three r.oals to one. All the scoring for the Chinese was done by Sze Tatt
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    STRAITS TIMES SUFFER SEVERE DEFEAT
    315 23 Unitesrs Sports Club: Straits Times Sports Club .0. ONESIDED game at the Singapore Harbour Board ground at Cantonnrnt Road yesterday ended in the Uniteers giving the Straits Times XI a severe defeat by seven clear goals in the Business Houses league fixture. The Uniteers ara
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    Johore Customs Outplay S.C.C. At Soccer
    423 23 I Johore Customs ....2, S.C.C 0. A GOAL scored in the ftrst hali and another in the second saw the defeat of a strong S.C.C. side by the Johore Customs on the Padang I last night, in a friendly match. All credit to Abu
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    39 23 I.cferee was R. S. M. Hj>on nnd the '.tains were: GORDONS: Yeats; Campbell, £cy: Gordon, Wiseman. Stewart; How*U, Edwards Brown, Davidson Qalacher. k;.RC.- Bain; J. Rcutcns. Ritchie: Savage, Street, Hoeden: Neubronner. A. Clarke, Leembruggen, O. Valberg. P de Souza.
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    FIGHT IN FRENCH CHAMBER
    191 24 FIGH T IN FRENCH CHAMBER Paris, Mar. 17. .TORMY scenes were witnessed inside and outside the Cham)er during the resumed debate >n allegations about the conduct n Spain of the French Communist Deputy Marty, who led ne mutiny of the French Fleet n the Black Sea during the 7ar and
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    Bombers Over Prague
    77 24 Prague. Mar. 17. With the resumption of the Germa*. advance. SQtceSfcive squadrons of lar___ bombers were seen this morning flying eastwards, favoured with good visibility. The mood of the population of Prague i.s still sullen and bitter. All leading Czech organisation* have been ordered tr place themselves
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    AMERICA WILL FORTIFY GUAM
    99 24 Washington. Mar. IT. Wilt. W«l>h. chairman of the Senate Naval Committee, innicated after a conference at the Wltite House that President Roosevelt intends to press for construction of "harbour developments" at (.uam Island, in midFacific. at a co»t of five million dollars, in spite of the
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    Anglo-French Govts. Collaborating
    400 24 London, Mar. 17 IN reply to a question by the Opp osition leader for any further statement regarding the situa ion m Czechoslovakia, the Chancellor of the Exchequer rei .ssued yesterday by Hitler, setti »f Bohemia and Moravia. The former Czechoslovak territory.*' e added, 'is now stated
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    'GERMANY MUST SIDE ITALY," SAYS ROME
    169 24 'GERMANY MUST SIDE ITALY," SAYS ROME Rome. Mar. 17. THE Axis is based on a higher concept than mere snatching and pilferinr bv two partners.'* says Count Ciano's organ "Telegrafo." in an article entitled the "Italian Attitude.' It takes to task the British and Prench Press for -deluding itself*' that
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    NEWS BRIEFS
    60 24 London. Mar. 17: According to an Admiralty message, the British steamer Stangate was stopped inside Spanish territorial waters by a Spanish warship. Mr. Attlee and Mr. Greenwood (Labour leader-- saw Lord Halifax at lhe Foreign Office this afternoon to discoss the International dtuaUon. Lord Halifax also saw the
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    Palestine Talks JEWS STRIKE
    107 24 Palestine Talks JEWS STRIKE v,:,; d t...s .I 'J vim a >i r Ma^ the lewisfi delegation ait derinc th, rn J" proposals are unable to« M basis foi aurwmtM .leU-_.ati.M_ has decided f tional. C Palestine in their h and my There will be a 24-hour, erai strike throughout
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    BUSINESS KIDNAPPE HE CRITICISE JAPAN
    110 24 BUSINESS KIDNAPPE HE CRITICISE JAPAN Tientsin. Har 17— Mr H Chairman of the British Cl Commerce, was to-day m f hrec Chines, from bis m» Japauese occu >ied former <* cession and was dritea I motor-car Mr Dvott ha l 1912 and aged e Later: Mr D; tl nom Tientsin
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    STOPE PRESS
    74 24 Lonely Reports of the jW'^ Government rece. ed f in responsible quart Mr. Eden's W«» *gJU at the momfj* 11 is aboi the reports that i invited to I*, 1 JJ thr I The happeiu" ,gs days have ■""g t— J anion? sonie pnmOU lsory benchers for comp^
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  • MORNING TRIBUNE Sport Supplement
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      14 1 MORNING TRIBUNE Sport Supplement 0 v Mar. 18. 1939. EDITED BY' "SPECTATOR Every Saturday.
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      Cinese Repeat Tennis Success Against Europeans
      619 1 -i i Perak Xo < j INNIS i ngaged the attention of the majority of sports enthusiasts durin last week-end when the annual match between the Perak ropea 5 and the Perak Chinese was played on the Ipoh Club couits. The prospects of the
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      LEAGUE ENTERS SECOND WEEK: MANY SURPRISE Soccer Results
      461 1 LEAGUE ENTERS SECOND WEEK: MANY SURPRISE Soccer Results i Week's Soccer Parade j <1K "Spectator*') WE have now completed the second week of League football and are no nearer reaching an idea of who will win the league as we were before the season started. Conjectures are always dangerous and
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      R.A.F. HAVE MIXED SUCCESS IN LEAGUE SOCCER GAMES
      598 2  - R.A.F. HAVE MIXED SUCCESS IN LEAGUE SOCCER GAMES Flash .By THE Royal Air Force played another friendly match against the Chinese and drew I—l. This match was the last for the Chinese before their tour, and their form shows that they should do well. Both teams, in this match, played
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      A.J. Holmes To Captain Sussex
      133 2 A .J. Holmes To Captain Sussex THE prospects Sussex rJ Cricket Club,.- sUn tlv ol^ mising. but the :no J,*M to improve. This k of the report ot th. mit >"■ Md to the annual meeting fl Brighton. 6 Mr A. Miller-Halle. -e-elm*. .H sident for the third 'ucceSSM stressed
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      Cunningham Wins Mile Race
      143 2 Cunningham Wins Mile Race TLENN Cunningham, a form. holder of the world mile recon won tte Wanamaker Mile, one c the leading New York indoor event of the season, after a great struggl with Chuck Fenske in 4 min 1 seconds. He won by two yards. Wayne Ri<j| out being
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      VERITY TO COACH IN SOUTH AFRICA
      88 2 VERITY TO COACH IN SOUTH AFRICA HEDLEY Verity, the Bngland and Yorkshire spin bowler, may re-vi?it South Africa nex* winter in a coaching capa< the Yorkshire C.C.C. perm. reported from Johannes! Verity would coach at King VII School (JahanjK burg) and— during the holuiu —act as coach for the Old
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      Chinese Footballers Wanted To STRIKE
      1340 3 Chinese Footballers Wanted To STRIKE Borne Soe r«*r NotM 1 strike action, if other R.ods fail to -ive them better L was made by League RL" including InternaR'V t t pnvate meeting of the R Union in London. It is Rood however, from an offiR thc Union that there is
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      AN ALL-MALAYAN
      934 4 AN ALL -MALAYAN SINCAPORE WILL HAVE BRICHT PROSPECTS PRICKET is in full swing now in all parts of Maluva m the results of matches played Inst week-end show. The honour* list seta longer every week and Singapore Appears to be the greatest cricket centre in Malaya aa more matches are
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      No Sensations In Perak
      251 4 No Sensations In Perak pERAK cricket over the past weekend did not produce anything sensational, though a few interest mg matches were witnessed in the various parts of the State. k2! wS± C1 J lb were hosts to the Koala Kangsar team who had to admit Th a L m
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      PERSONALITIES ABSENT AT PENANG
      338 4 PERSONALITIES ABSENT AT PENANG For instance <* For mslaiu-.. f > •hing of Eu Cheow T, k .h!?' Oft? bats,,.;,...^wkSb^a Ks*- «he b "ght of the crowd e The Penang Sports ciub at/**. hejr previous failures by wiS heir week-end fixtures 'iKiS tory was over the Butterworth r? appear to
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        SCHOOLBOY'S SHINE IN SELANGOR
        634 5 IntJGH th< tsiuU crop of week-end matches was played and several u'.iormances with bat and ball were registered, Selangor licet over the part week-end seems to lack the glamour of the week waa productive of a harvest of batting and bowling honours. !nvav were plenty of
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        M. C. C Visit
        128 5 M. C. C Visit There will be some changes in the appearance of the famous Sydney cricket* ground when the M.C.C. team visits Sydney next year. Plans are now being prepared for the erection of a covered stand. 400 ft. long and 80 ft. wide, on "The Hill." The proposed
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        Malayan Cricket Honours
        535 5 Malayan Cricket Honours JHE following is the list of Malayan cricket honours for the week: BATTING 153 s Cheng Poh (OF A. vs. C.R.C. Penang* 106 S. K. Sundram < C.S.C. vs. Wearne Bros J 100* D. Ross 'S.R.C. Trial. 81. J. Andres (O.X.A. vs. 8.R.C., mm Penang) 79. Lee
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        CRICKET CURIOSITIES
        136 5 OERE is one of the strangest coinM cidences I have ever come across in cricket. Last week S. K. Sundram playing for the C.S.C. against Wearne Bros., scored 106 not out. Last year, the same player, playing ior the same club against the same team scored 106 not
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        H. MARTINEAU'S TEAM
        87 5 The following players will form the team which Mr. H. M. Martineau ia taking for a short visit to Egypt In April: R. E. S. Wyatt (Warwickshire), T. N. Pearce (Essex), A. W. ChildsCJarke (Middlesex). A. G. Powell (Essex), R. De W. K. Winlaw (Surrey), D. F.
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      "THE GREATEST BOXING TONIC BRITAIN HAS HAD FOR YEARS"
      757 6 How Eric Boon Defeated Danahar fHE glorious and nevi-r-to-be forgotten classic between Erie Bon Chatteris, and Arthur Danahar (Bethnal Green) for the nui lightweight championship was the greatest tonic boxing n this m! has had for years. The bout was one
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      Galento's Winning Ways
      185 6 Galento's Winning Ways ywo TON" Tony Galento. leading contender for the world's heavyweight championship, continued his string of quick victories at Miami. Florida, when he beat Abe Feldman a former sparring partner of Tommy Farr and a conqueror of John Henry Lewis, on a technical knockout in the third round
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      FARR MAY FIGHT BURNAM IN LONDON
      132 6 FARR MAY FIGHT BURNAM IN LONDON TOMMY FARR, who was accorded I big reception, upon being called into the ring at the Boon-Danahar light, has been signed up by Mr Sydney. Hulls fcr a match during last week of month. His opponent, il is rumoured, will be Jack Pen.psev's protege,
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      Sportsmen Have Difficulties
      89 6 Sportsmen Have Difficulties CPORTSMEN in Sinkiang. China, when applying for a gun licence must send a photograph of the weapon they intend to use, according to an Indian newspaper. They must also be able to differentiate between male and female animals, and they are strictly forbidden to shoot female rabbits,
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      20 6 An S.C.F.A. Reserves player heads into the net in the match between the Chinese and the Police during the week.
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      Victory For Joe Louis' Opponent
      130 6 IA( K KOPEK, thc J (alifornian boxer, who fr meet Joe Louis in a World -n fi-bt at Los Angeles on AP" 18. beat Junior Munscll. M fffan f om Oklahoma, on gj""" in a len -round bout at n« wood. 4. Roper had difficulty
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      Dengerous Situation In British Soccer
      515 7 Dengerous Situation In British Soccer ning to that fine sporting spirit which has always been A\< i pp e English football public. This season there s cx disturbances at matches than any other time. Many [bcCl warned and ordered to post notices on their grounds ha n d told that
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      DRINTHIAN-CASUALS'
      66 7 j colour vorn bv the proL isuals F.C." have competitive games. Li* he I League, to which club will apply for Is' chocolate-and-fi.B._ Wor [n friendly matches KB*?* will be adopted. In u' m tn. be a blend of the o2Zff r i b u* u the Corinthian lay
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      VON CRAMM TO PLAY TENNIS AGAIN
      452 7 DARON Gottfried von Cramm, Germany's leading tennis player, will, according to a statement issued to the Foreign Press in Berlin, in nil probability take up tennis again in the near future. The statement says that von Gramm will be allowed to join a foreign
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      Hungarian Tennis Rankings
      98 7 Hungarian Tennis Rankings THE Japanese and Hungarian lawn 1 tennis associations have just issued their latest ranking lists. Jiro Yamagishi, the Japanese singles champion, who was not ranked for 1937 owing to insufficient data, heads the mens list for Japan For Hungary, 0. Szigetti retains his place at the'top of
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      HALVED IN ONE
      90 7 Mr T Harold Matthew*, one of the few golfers who have ever halved a ho* in one, has died at Leicester Mr Matthews, who was 40. played Mr. D McCrystel in a match at Scrantoft, Leicester, in September, 1929, and, at the 17th they both holed out
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      SELANGOR TURF CLUB HOLDS ITS
      1415 8 FIRST CLASSIC TO-DAY BATTLE OF "J's" FORESHADOWED By "Marm* Siip«'rbn*** I THE S.langor Turf Club celebrate its first Gold Cup day at Kuala 1 Lumpur this afternoon. In a few hours the race for .t would thaw h-en won and lost, there would be the
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      ITALIANS TO PLAY UNIFORM
      177 8 ITALIANS TO PLAY UNIFORM ITALIAN lawn tennis players will in future be required to play in form ,n international matches, according to a Rome report of decision of the Italian Lawn Tennis Federation. Handshaking between ne been forbidden "to avoid e intimacy which has for *oo long ed lawn tennis
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