Morning Tribune, 6 May 1939

Microfilm: NL2308
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    12 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE <o. 81. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, May 6, 1939, FIVE CENTS.
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    POLAND WILL DEFEND RIGHTS'
    559 1 \BECK REPLIES TO HITLER f)R LEFT OPEN FOR tCOTIATIONS ON ICEFUL FOOTING lATIONS OF MATTERS DIVIDING GERMANY AND POARE POSSIBLE IF GERMANY HAS PEACEFUL INTEN--0 PEACEFUL METHODS," DECLARED THE POLISH MINISTER, COL. BECK, IN HIS SPEECH IN THE CHAMCH WAS A REPLY TO HITLER. "IN SUCH
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    EMIER PLORES RSTISAN TITUDE
    118 1 London. May 5. by the Opposition m UDont to-day, led to Mr. iin leclaring. m Connerfc i initiations with the uncertainty was beint? i number of people who, *i suggest that if there ill It must be the Briment's. Such partisan i not conducive to Bris
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    "PEACE WITH HONOUR"
    5 1 COL. BECK
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    JAPAN'S FOREIGN POLICY
    88 1 Tokyo, May 5. AFTER declining: to comment on the rumour regarding a military alliance between Japan, Germany and Italy, the Foreign Office spokesman said: •Japan has her own independent foreign policy, which as enunciated by the Premier and the Foreign Minister from time to time, is anti-aggression,
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    NO GUARANTEE FOR BALTIC STATES
    52 1 London. May A In the Commons to-day, Mr. Butler, rnd*r-Seerctary for Foreign Affairs, n answrr to a question, stated that the Government d J rt not at pre^nt contemplate including the Baltic States of Lithuania, Latvia and tsthonia m any British guarantee or mutual aid
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    Danzig Change Soon?
    256 1 Danzig Change Soon? REACTION LEADERS NOW WITH HITLER Berlin, May 5. HERR HITLER spent the afternoon at Berchtesgaden, discussing Col. Beck's speech with M. Foerster (Danziff Nazi leader). M. ft reiser (President of the Danzig Senate) and Herr Ribbentrop. who is expected to leave for Italy afterwards. While Germany's attitude
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    Britain's Strength As Peace Factor
    108 1 London, May 5. rFIE strength of Britain is indeed the key to tKe peace of the world*" declared Sir Kingsley Wood speaking at the opening of the Guernsey Airport We are possessed to-day of an air force wliich, m spirit and determination, was unrivalled m
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    "JAPAN HAS DUG HER OWN GRAVE
    990 2 How China Has Helped To Save World Peace STRIKING ADDRESS BY MR. TAN KAH KEE V the Great World, Mi. Tan »D *cc he SrSjSSSiSS to resclve the lhC I?n M n M feared U> join UK Fascist Mi.itary Alliance for fear of Mr
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    Catholic Young Men's Association
    44 2 Catholic Young Men's Association A general meeting of the Catholic Younp Men's Association will be held at the Association Premises, on Saturday. May 13. at 6 p.m. The attendance of the members is earnestly solicited, light refreshments will be M rvtd after the meeting
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    Excellent Comedy At Alhambra
    197 2 CA#&UKjL_^^U2* r L£*'S~Z ONE of the finest comedies that the Alhambra has shown for s:i;ae lonsirieraMe time opened last nifht when '"Wianks for everything" wa^ seen by large audiences. The stcry of a small town man who v.-iru a $25,000 orize only to have It withheld
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    Indian Artist's Exhibition
    78 2 Indian Artist's Exhibition Singapore'! JHE exhibition of various by Mr. Dilip Das, tl* artist, opened this aftprnos Y.W.C.A. premises when, guests were present. The 4 will be opened to the pifl 9.30 a.m. to-morrow untt Admission is free. The paintings term a flnj of Mr. Das's impressions of Malayan Life
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    7-YEAR-O CHARGE THEFT FA
    90 2 7 -YEAR -O CHARGE THEFT FA (From Our Own Coritsi Ipok ASt.VEN-YtAR-OLD alk was mentioned m < Court on Monday when! a yean* Chinese was pr* charge of theft m Septa when he appeared befjr Y. Ha«<i:ge. the Ipoh n trate. Mr. N.B. TUqmas. Chief Court*. Ipoh. who piosecj Worship
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    PIN-GAN TABLES M BE LICENS
    23 2 PIN-GAN TABLES M BE LICENS SingajJ 'THE occupant l {e *j£ Otis centre SiiW n.foix Mr L CJourt m a ,SX3 j rpwards.
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      28 2 "CARLOS" No. 2, THE ARCADE, Telephone 6332 European Hair Dressers For Ladies and Gentlemen Specialists m all the latest methods and experts m pedicure and manicure. Prices moderate.
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    UNKNOWN
    113 3 IDfkonf, May 5. G, the nearest to Nanchang, was ►covered by the he night of May m of hand engager a; ie.se troops are being [nese regulars m the Kiangsi. me the Chinese are also i from Tachang addirection of Shitokai y are m full retreat to urb. after
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    15 3 Bent of Mr. J. G. Rape Magistrate and assistadge. for Singapore, Pecca is gazetted.
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    330 3 BILITIES OF $80,000 Singapore, Friday, j FUL application for a •l arrangement of payPbtors 26 creditors was by the Official AssigN Taylor, m the High >ehalt of Mr. Lee Siew is made a bankrupt on tion m 1935. pv> Bin, a grandson of the Choun Guan, a well-known in&sc
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    GIRL'S AMAZING STORY IN KIDNAPPING CASE
    719 3 FOUR MEN IN ASSIZE TRIAL Kuala Lumpur, Friday. (Tribune Staff Reporter) A LLEGATIQNS that four men had come to. her house on Christmas night last year, tore her saree, assaulted her mother, bound and gagged her, dumped her on the floor of a motor
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      123 3 SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY f Tenders are invited for the demolition of brick, two-storey house, coolie lines and outbuildings at Monks Hill, off Bt. Timah Rd. Tender Form and Specification may be obtained at tht Municipal Architect's Office on payment of a deposit of $60. Tenders clos* at 12 noon on IMh
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      58 3 /WR. J.C.H. OLDHAM The appointment of Mr. J.C.H. Oldbam a* District Judge, Singapore, has been gazetted. T-IE S*GN~OF GOING BALD 1 t _______H_______^n_M f ___3^ %A 1 \vv9B^ ___qH B^mlvl IwS^a^K^l Can be stopped overnight with SUV I KR IN Tbe Natural Hair Tonic Of all <~hemtoU, High-Class Stores ami
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  • REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      57 4 RrBBER Pjfvious To-da^'^ Idle Neglected I boot Bu y ers 7 15 ie i? 1G I Ist Forward (June) Buye-;s 8 8 Sellers 8 116 8 1 16 2nd Forward (July Sept.) Buyers 8 1.16 8116 SeUers 8 8 8 i 8 3rd Forward (Oct.lDec.) Buyers 8^ 8»
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      BULLION MARKET
      20 4 London. Friday. Previous To-day Change 3*R GOLD, Fine, per oz. £78 6 f o l1 gllM +116 Jorward
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      KING & QUEEN LEAVE TO – DAY
      376 4 KING QUEEN LEAVE TO DAY ALL READY FOR VISIT TO CANADA AND U.S. London. May 5. EVERYTHING is now m readiness for the departure of the King and Queen on their visit to Canada and the Unrted States from Portsmouth to-morrow, aboard the Canadian Pacific liner "Empress of Australia. The
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      PRODUCE
      70 4 PALM OIL (Malay) Previous To-daf* In bulk May June shipment £14 jq o Sellers COPRA (Straits, F.M.S.) May Shipment £11.5.0 Value j SAGO FLOUR (Sarawak) May June Shipment 8 9 Sellers TAPIOCA Seed Pearl Ist qua**? < Singapore* May Shipment 13- Sellers PPPPER (F.A.Q.) White Muntok May July Shipment
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      METAL MARKET
      15 4 London TIN STANDARD Previous To-day Cash (afternoon price) £225 Vi £2251z Forward £223
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      145 4 Lor.da Previous To-day Distillers 88 6 88 9 Dunlop Rubber 25 6 25 9 General Electric 78 104 79 4» 2 Imperial Checimal Industries 2910» 2 30 6 Imperial Tobacco 123 9 124 4 l 2 Anglo-Dutch 23 3 23 9 Canadian Pacific 4 8 4 1
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      45 4 New Yortl RUBBER Previous To-day Market Tone Steady Steady Spot Buyers 15 15 16 15 7 3 SeUers 16 1 16 16 forward July Sept. Buyers 16 116 Sellers 16 316 16 116 Market Tone Quiet Quj pl Spot 49 > 49 l
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      60 4 Previous To-day r.T. on Paris (closing middle rate) 176.73 Unchanged r.r. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 8.78>8 87 V A T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) 8 5i16 Uncnangea T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) Is. 213 16 Unchanged T.T. on Japan (closing selling rate) Is. 2d. Unchanged
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    99 4 Singapore. Friday. MINING. Tin at midday was SI 15 4 up 3 k. Political news was again sponsible for the dull conditions which prevailed on the local share market today and business was at a very low ebb. Sterling shares, however, were agate enquired for but no
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    DENTURES AND LOANS
    184 5 s>nurd Co. Ltd. $30,000 1 Apr. 30 Oct. 31 90 100 norn &APORE MUNICIPALITY J 1 [Jd 1940 $400,060 Mar. 31 Sept. 30 100 in I norn 07 red. 1947 $1,600,000 106 108 noro Mar. 31 Sept. 30.... J9 red. 1955 $1,000,000 113»/ 2 114& norn JJ-
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    655 5 Singapore, May 5. 5 p.m. MINING 2|9 36 4 9 si3cd 381- 42|y 18 3 i?g. 0.65 0.70 186 1916 1.17 ft 1-22V2 11 93 9 9 20- 21--1 .11- 12--0.30 0.35 0.58 0.62 cd Tin 16 4ft 17flV2Xd 171- 18,--1 19"j6 21-. 2#- J7|--0.55 0.60 0.21 0.25 [annulling
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    FRASER & COMPANY
    70 5 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends Company Dividend Books Singapore, May 5, 5 p in. Close 4OWU io m wose Date Ex DJv year i W J! May'^'May .3 MM Hongkong Tin 2y 2 less tax JZ7 "TT r 27 Wji PetaltagTln 5% int. Apr. 29 JJi| 9 Apr. 30
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    LYALL & EVATTS QUOTATIONS
    210 5 LYALL EVATTS QUOTATIONS Singapore, Friday MINIHG Buyers Sellers Ampats 29 3 6 Ayer Wengs 0.65 0.70 Batu Selangors 1.20 1.25 Hong Fatts 0.59 0.62 cd Hongkong Tin 16|6 17 6xd Jelebus 0.56 0.60 Kamunting Tin B|3 91Katu Tin 21 1- 221Kents 19 23 Killinghalls 12 3 13 3 Kramats 9-
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      157 5 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. Established by Royal Charter A.D. 1824. Incorporated m the Netherlands. (Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Paid Up Capital f 40,030,000 Reserve Fund M 10,500,000 Chairman of the Board of Director* H. C. REHBGCK. Managing Board: D. CRENA DE lONOH LL.D. -President M. TAUDIN CHABOT -Director A.
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      127 6 I PAVILION J l5 615 915 TO PAY CLAUDETTE COLBERT m the lille role of th<- thfrtre't grfatertfav^ory^ HERBERT MARSHALL with HIRT LAHK, HKLEN WESTIJY. GENEVIKVE TOBIN LAI IST PAKAMOINT NEAVSKEEL JL •■■•■•■■•■*■■*■■<*■■■••*•■•*••■••■•• ■■■•ir S SI\(« APORE'S BIGGESI ATTRAC TION! EVERY SHOU packed: i JTHEATOE ROYAL 9 l 5! 5
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      164 6 "The Picture will probably approach CapitoU^* its season Colour has w>ver bee- imj^?* screen" the P^tjro almost r r;^ t% Free Pi^ess (yesterday). /^Si*^ ti v_ i V I *\X 2 4BP"^» 1 ill 5' J 1 I FKANK MORGAN RAY BOLCfH FLORENCE RtCC MISCH A AUER a Hpstfokfuyn Mayo
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    N APPEAL TO GARDENERS
    156 7 the M.A.HA. Maga- f ouan of the Mal- ;1 ai Association, tha d rocirty and the Society, contains ,ppoii of Malayan ..uuzine and the astv:o ways ir. which the ha placed upon a sound I c;ys the MA.H.A. Magatorial': either by increash\o of the Association at
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    UNJUST DACHINGS
    48 7 Singapore, Friday. Six Chinese shopkeepers were summoned this morning at the instance of Inspector Marsden m the flfth police court before Mr. L C. Goh for beuig m possession of unjust scales anti dachings. All pleaded guilty and fines nursing from $2 to $4 were imposed.
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    Law Notice For To-day
    31 7 Before the Chief Justice m Ist Court at 10.30 a.m. Judgments:— Bkcy. 809 610 31- Re ,ng Teck Say Magistrate's Appeal— Ong Hock Aa Tong vs. Rex.
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      325 7 ■^•■•■•••■•■IlilMllMIICMIIllllirtll JUST Tk SHOW For The WEEKEND You will vy THANKS FOR EVERYTHING J That this picture has m the wav of entertainment, laugh. fun and a cast that guarantees the best m enjoyment! j TO-DAY TO-MORROW 4 SHOWS DAILY I j 11 A.M. 3-15, 6-15 9-15 P.M. j ylf
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    RECKLESS ACT KILLED BREAD WINNER
    505 8 RECKLESS ACT KILLED BREAD WINNER $1,000 DAMAGES A WARDED Singapore, Friday. TAKING into consideration th- condition of Geylang Road at the 1 time of the collision, the action of the driver was very imprudent and reckless, said Mr. Justice Manning at the conclusion of a case m which $1,000 damages
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    Took Law Into Own Hands
    219 8 Took Law Into Own Hands (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Friday. CENTENCE of six months' rigorous imprisonment was passed on a middle-aged Hainanese, Dan Ah Jong, a rubber tapper, by Mr. Justice Mills m the Supreme Court this morning on a charge of voluntarily (uusing grievous hurt to another
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    REPORT OF MILLINGTON LIMITED
    298 8 REPORT OF MILLINGTON LIMITED THE report of the directors of 1 Millington, Ltd., whose head office is m China, was submitted at the ninth annual general meeting m Shanghai on Apr. 21. Ii -.hows a credit balance for the year end.ag Dec. 31 of Ch. $32,252.13, from which has to
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    "CHINESE COUNTER-ATTACK IS TERRIFIC"
    172 8 CHINESE COUNTER-ATTACK IS TERRIFIC" Honf Kong. YOU better run to save your skin. The Japanese are prepared to give up Canton, but before they go they will kill many Chinese including officials of the puppet Peace Maintenance Commission/* This was the warning a Chinese mer chant received m Canton during
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    Trepass At Naval Base
    62 8 Singapore, Friday. CTATED to have been found lurking m the women coolies* barracks at the Naval Base, Teo Chi Hong was charged to-day before Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker, of the Third Police Court, with wilful trespass Accused said he was looking for work. He was fined
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    Trouble Ove Twelve Tin Of Milk
    159 8 Trouble Ove Twelve Tin Of Milk Singapore. "I DID not know that v, stolen property. A used to bring vermicelli fa them with me." This was the plea Tan Chia made to Mr. C. H. Koh X? Police Magistrate, this nW charged that he on Apr™ ft Road dishonestly retained
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    JOHORE APPOINTMENTS
    86 8 JOHORE APPOINTMENTS The following appointments! nounced m the Johore Govern zette:— Mr. F. Cobb has been appa act as headmaster of the Enj lege Johore Bahru. Mr. J. D. Hodgkinson to d Assistant Adviser. Kota Tinggt Mr T. E. Emmett has been! for service as Senior Drainage i gation Engineer.
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    POLICE CHANG
    63 8 Singapore, Friday -Court 1 J. A. Embury of the Foura Court was to-day transferred Second Police Court iU» Inspector, while his place v Court has been taken b>' Chua Keng Lin of the B?ac Police Station. Court Inspector H.As» n T f j over from Court Inspector when
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    Missing Motors Speedily FouA
    142 8 Singapore, Friday. JHE Singapore Police are to be congratulated on the speed with which they detect stolen cars afar reports have been lodged. Their latest work m this connection took place duly last night when following the report made by a local Chinese. £t2f£S eok at
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    171 9 Washington. Senate Foreign Relations tie Sena*. Be* fl* ai i he ntirelv against the cashsvstem "but it seems •r this system we immeaIrengthen Japan as com h hina." tiram Johnson attacked Die pi- which, he said "we beiv of Japan m the Pacific a* Britain m the Atlantic." ;ev
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    Court Story Of Girl Who Caused Boy To Kidnap Her
    223 9 Judge Takes Lenient View Of Offence [From Our Own Reporter] Ipoh, May 4. Court before the Hon. Mr. Justice C. M. Murray Aynsley with having kidnapped a 15--year-old girl from the lawful guardianship of her father, Thanimalai, a young well
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    G.B.S. Still Going Strong
    160 9 G.B.S. Still Going Strong "The Doctor's Dilemma' is turned into a film this summer picture-goers may think it looks strangely like two films they saw not long before. One is Dr. A. J. Cronin's 'The Citadel." The other is Damon Runyan's "A Slight Case of Murder." In "The Doctor's Dilemma"
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    Former Estate Conductor Killed In Car Accident
    85 9 Kuala Lumpur. May 4. A FATAL accident occurred on Ipoh Read early yesterday morning when a car and a Sanitary Board lorry collided resulting m the death of the driver of the car, Mr. F. R. Stephen Ranasinga, a Ceylon-Tamil. The driver was
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    $400 Ring Recovered
    88 9 A DIAMOND ring worth $400, whicV formed part of the jewellery worn by Miss Kee Paik Yean at her marriage to Mr. Chew Kok Kwang at the Shang hai Hotel, Penang, on Sunday, was missed when she was mounting the stairs leading to the marriage hall. A
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    Tamil Crushed To Death By Falling Rock
    215 9 Tamil Crushed To Death By Falling Rock [From Our Own Correspondent] Balik Pulau. May 4. AT the Coroner's Court* Bayan Lepas, yesterday morning Mr. S. T. Stewart sitting as Coroner held an inquiry into the death of a Tamil, named Doraisamy, who died on Apr. 6. as a result of
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    164 9 bye of eitfhteen-year-old Joyce Williams, of Garth, near Lesteg, Clam., pretty brunette, was the stake cf a match bet\\(» young collier boys before six hundred people at Maesteg* tall. 1 lad fought for her once before, stopped by a policeman, and 0 settle the matter m the rinp;. ontestants
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    Mechanics Celebrate Labour Day
    68 9 Fnm Our Own Reporter j Lav v *V°h, May 3. r* 1 being the International Sri!!",*?' th Chinese c«^ Association celebrated PjWton by holding a tea-party P remises mi n Cowan Street 5 workers and mechanics lor d 1 v tl holi day and gathered W
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Saturday. May 6, 1939. THE THREAT TO SHANGHAI
    324 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Saturday. May 6, 1939. THE THREAT TO SHANGHAI £VIDENCE grows of the danger faced by the International Settlement of Shanghai The Japanese have made demands for j drastic revision of the conditions under which the Settlement is run, meaning, of course, that they demand a greater share m
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    STRUGGLE to Tie Up Portugal
    771 10  - STRUGGLE to Tie Up Portugal E. T. Huang .%•■■■■■< ft V ••■■■••■■■•■■■•■••■■■r j •••••••■■■■■■••■■■••■fc Vital I Strategic I Value a Z a AF all the countries m Europe toI day, Portugal seems to be the least affected by recent crises. She has successfully kept herself so far from International entanglement
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    POLAND'S CA VALRY NEAR THE CORRIDOR
    18 10 m Ihe ftonder zone to irinimise the danger of an aggressive ad. ■<
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    638 11 [>ys Want "Collar And Tie" Jobs I [From Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur. lOIIN HANDS, Honorary Secretary and Treasurer of the langor Asiatic Unemployment Committee, m his report for ■tiers to a young man m search of a job who refused to for the p3st of an apprentice because
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    Tax On Imported Rice In Kwangtung
    90 11 Tax On Imported Rice In Kwangtung [Frojn Our Own Correspondent] Ipoh, M*y 4. 'THE Central Government of China recently decided that all imported rice m Kwangtung Province should be taxed. The reasons attributed to this deci:ion were that while the taxes served ,o keep a portion of the money thati
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    Cable To Gen. Chiang
    89 11 On receipt of this decision, .Mr. Lee Sin Name, 0.8. E., it is understood, cabled the Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek on the attendant ill effects of the taxes if they were imposed and that the decision of imposing the tax on rice should be cancelled. A
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    NEW ASSISTANT BRITISH ADVISER FOR KEDAH
    118 11 \From Our Own Reporter] Ator Star, Alay 1. r. J. D M. Snlib has been seconded for service m Kedah and resumed duty as assistant British Adviser from Apr. 29 m |«ace of Ml R. ht German, who has been transfemd to Perak. Mr.
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    Hon. Mr. M. Rex
    45 11 THE Right Honourable the Secretary of Staje for the Colonies has been pleased to approve the promotion of Mr M Rex, M.C.S., Financial Secretary Federated Malay States to be Bri:ish Resident, Perak, Staff with effect f from Apr. 18. inclusive. T
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    DIVORCE SUIT HEARD IN CAMERA
    137 11 DIVORCE SUIT HEARD IN CAMERA [Frcto Our Own Reporter] Penang, May I l a fternoon for the 1 first time m the history of the Supreme C©«rt all court officials including interpreters, except the Registrar we cleared from i the (M when the hearing of a divorce suit between Thomas
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    PERAK SPENDS OVER ESTIMATES
    140 11 PERAK SPENDS OVER ESTIMATES [From Our Own Reporter] lpoh, May 4. DEKAK. the State with the heaviest expenditure list yearly, will shortly have the aid of a new bill which will be introduced at the next Perak State Council to clear off expenditure which exceeded last year's estimates. In 193*7
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    Guest Alleged To Have Kidnapped Host's Daughter
    283 11 [From Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, Thursday THE story of a man who, while a guest, fell m love with the daogb > er of the house and later with the help of three of his friends foreiblv < rawed the firl m
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    You Should See Them On Parad
    74 12 ih«> uri'spul tension ill the .»Icdi ierran t*«* ji. v V,. »-*i" 1 i,. r i»> JreTircadv und'r the command of the wt™ ***** ..r-ers -oundins; the "fall in 1 durins parade at Wellington Barrj»k> beure i-avrp Planet News WELSH GUARDSMEN boarding tlie t
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    Rumania Talks London
    60 12 W. GRIGORE GATEVCU, RUMANIAN F^ufpi went for stroll in r ondon before s«» n i a lifa J 3 <>»l.r e f or his i m oifrnl talks w ;th I"" 1 iU j Foreign Minister. M. Gafcncu, who Ik-' -to^H Kuropean capitals, ine'eding Berlin, bffoif aon,
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    POLISH CAVALRY CHARGE
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    NOTICE THE RESEMBLANCE?
    193 13 NOTICE THE RESEMBLANCE? OLD-TIME Rl litres who ccn^vu; fed the ir.v'nt lock-lip known locally a:. 'The Blind 1: up" it Shrewlon village (SaSihurv Plain, Fngland) ?erm toi have anticipated tht .Vr Raid Precautions experts of to-day. The lock-up i\ round and somewhat resembles thr new air-raid pillboxes. la »he days
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    TRAGEDY OF BLAZING BUS
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    1769 14 Wew Fashion Trends Described by L> nr With the advent of warmer weather chi<* Parisicnnas plan suitable day. time ensembles which may sui^i-si something jjiiMt right for you. )if Faris, Apr. 25. THE days when prettiest and smartest frocks were the ones you wore during the
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    119 17 Singapore. Friday. LIONG HOW CHAN, a 20-year-old Cantonese, was this afternoon bbound over for a period of 12 months m the sum of $100 on a personal bond by Mr. Conrad Oldham, the Second Police Magistrate on a charge of voluntarily causing hurt to Pow Ah Kow.
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      227 17 )STAL INTELLIGENCE j TO-DAY Montevideo Maru May 6 1 p.m. th Montevideo Maru 6 1 p.m. South > "Qantas" ,,6 8 a.m. BSV- sssa e t tt St ester n Ranchi ,,6 2 p.m rreat Britain x KL.M. 6 2 p.m. d Gieat b*i Ranchi ,,6 2 p.m. Maurice Long
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      205 17 SHIPS li\ DOCK SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Entrance Exit SHIP Godown Gate Gate Ranchi 18 2 3 Pangkor 15 2 3 Pres. Van Buren 11 2 3 City of Roubaix 31 2 3 Kistna 33 2 3 Lahore 34 2 3 Cingalese Prince 36 2 3
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      105 18 ON THE AIR TO-DAY TO-MORRQ^j I TO-DAY SINGAPORE ZHI. Bl metres (1..13 wimfm) /lIP :;0.% metres (9.69 mc/^) j" 16 Light orchestral concert by the Adelphi Hotel Orchestra conducted by A. Bershadsky. 1 30 Mid day rubber and tin prices. 12 Lighl orchestral concert (relay ed from the Adelphi Hotel
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      439 18 7 30 Musical comedy selections.' p 15 -The adventures of Alonzo McTavi>h S" (relayed Horn London*. 19 The netw (relayed from London I 50 "London Lot" (»*W*d London I <) 05 Cha: l.e Kunz.--9 30 Dance music played by De Silva s Band 'relayed Irom the New World Cabaret). 10
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      359 18 Community Chorus of Bremen: Director: Theodor Holterdorff. Evening song The Rosebush A boy saw a rose bud Unfaithfulness The lindeu tree a quiet song. 9 05 Weekly market report. 9.20 News and economic review m English and Dutch. 9.35 Greetings to listeners. 9.40 To-day m Germany. Sound pictures. 10 05
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      361 18 HONGKONG pm Ic/s(3IU) 5.20 Gounod "Fan*t" 6.05 Closing localaL^li 6.07 Ltat I SStoSfMl —E. Pi tri ini?n« Philha-.nucoX^ 6.20 Violh F f r eStrt J 6.40 Variety wiih Clanh^N orchestra. 7.20 Local time signal W J port and annou ncem «??l 7.23 County Cricket^SS erset and Gloucester] shire commentaries diJ
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    81 19 Singapore, Friday. ri vpar-old sampan-man, omrad Oldham m the Ltrict Court this morning. n- d $4 by "a Malay" foi r l bundles Avhicfa were excontained 19 lbs. of J il and when charged with an epption (1> (b) of the *pw*^Ordinance, the old r- "injector Ernest H. Tunn
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    HONG FATT MINES MAKE
    694 19 lIONG Fatt (Sungei Besi) Limited report for the year ended Dec. 31 states The net profit for the year under review amounts to '$90,100, and the position of the profit and 'lons account is as follows: Unappropriated balance frcm the previous year after transferring 5400.00 C
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    Pro. Golf At Sanwell Park
    80 19 Birmingham. May 4. Three pairs tied m their oi one. fnur and two for £36 000 nrcfessional ufilt foursome ftt Siiroeii Park. Tht-rc will be a re-lay ta-mor-igw over eighteen holes. Robsan of Addinton and l rto^ n^ Sale had rounds of 71 and Ml.
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    16 19 Jenvey. R..VF. goalkeeper, makinp, *ye n --terdays soccer match which the Chinese won four-nn.- T ribune
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    POLICE EMPLOYEE CHARGED
    71 19 Singapore, Friday. ELLIOT F. Davis a Government servant employed m the Police Departm«nt was to-day charged with riding a motor cvfle neylicently by swerving from ri«ht f left along Cantonment Road on Mar. 21. Mr C. H Whitton, Traffic Jud«e. oostponed the ca^e to May 26. as
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      519 19 )NJHE RADIO j Contd. from previous page No ?n c minor. (1) Allegro IAJ^IJ"^ con "orio *2) Largo (3) Rondo. f Allegro. KVNSMISSION 5 10 lb "Cards on the Table* discussion mn topics of the moment. k< si Me/I (31.55 m.) 10.30 Calender's Senior Band; conductor, Tcin Morgan. H news
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    Stuart Tartan To Win Governor's Cup
    974 20  - Stuart Tartan To Win Governor' s Cup Marcus Superbus By WHAT TO BACK TO-DAY Selections Following are selections for this afternoon's races at Bukit Timah: Race I— JUBILEE SON Temple Race 2— APPLEWOOD TredeUa Race 3— VELOCITY Slieve Anierin Race 4—WHERE A3! I Meadowman Race S— FAIR KING Sang Ayah
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    YESTERDAY'S TRACK WORK
    381 20  - YESTERDA Y'S TRACK WORK Marcus Superbus (By THERE were feu horses n,,f «*o- Singapore, Friday. Timah this *Js° l Z n *ZL h traCk at entered for tft.m«rr«^ nly horses exercised beina tK^ PURE GOLD was Thelrst ouP He was conned to a canter wee round Sown m ThTSt T
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    Roll Of Hone
    36 20 1934 Mile Kuala Quefn 1935 Mile Nonya Bukit Tim ah 7.6 1 1936 9 tun Vedas 8.1 J 1937 furs Vedas 75 1938 9 furs Sir Theobald v 1 m^^ -....•••tt»«» >-il *l
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    REMIER OPTIMISTIC OVER SOVIET NEGOTIATIONS
    429 21 No Delay On Part Of titish Government" London, May 5. L the House of Common proceeded to discuss the private hbers bills, to which Friday sessions are usually devoted, there ■ciVs of questions and answers between members of the opposiId the Prime Minister, on the
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    ENGLISH CRICKET
    30 21 ENGLISH CRICKET L London, May 5. English cricket matches -iided to-day: lUonshire beat Cambridge y 'Brooks ***** 1 and 215 103 not out*. 'Moriitt 7 for 69) and ir 92>.
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    ROME
    111 21 Rome, May 5. Signor Gayda, commenting m the Giornale d Italia on the speech, warns Poland against adopting an "exaggerated attitude" m her opposition to Germany, and advises Poland to consult only her own interests and not allow them to be sidetracked by contingent interests of others. He reminds
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    PARIS
    229 21 I Paris. May 5. Col. Beck's speech is regarded m Paris' a.s moderate, firm and statesmanlike. The passages relating to Danzig are interpreted as rejection of the German proposals, but conveyed m such way that It would be difficult for anyone to consider them as provocative. The hope that
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    RUSSIAN POLICY UNCHANGED
    55 21 RUSSIAN POLICY UNCHANGED London, May 5. NEWSPAPERS are still speculating on the reason for the dropping of Litvinoff buf The Times, the News-Chronicle and the Daily Herald are all agreed that the Anglo-Soviet negotiations and Russian foreign policy will not be affected by the substitution of M. Molotov as Foreign
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    STALIN TO NEGOTIATE HIMSELF?
    109 21 STALIN TO NEGOTIATE HIMSELF? Paris, May 5. npHE newspaper Le Temps states that it can be supposed that Moscow regards the retirement of M. Litvinoff, who is supposed to be an Anglophile, as a sort of warning to the British Cabinet because of its seeming hesitation to agree to the
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    Britain Blamed
    120 21 Berlin, May 5. It is officially announced that Germany has reached an agreement with Latvia for a non-agre^sion pact. Progress has been made m similar negotiations with Esthonia. The Voelkische Beobachter prints an article by Dr. Goebbels, Minister for Enlightenment declaring that the Polish demand is mlolanble and
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    51 21 House yesterday. slavia. The Axis Powers attach rreat importance to a strong Hungary and S*r it neural that should keep our traditional friendship with Poland." The Foreign Minister added that Hungary could lot* forward to a Ion? period of peaceful state building. A Yugoslav military mission arnvec m Budapest yesterday.
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    HUNGARIAN ELECTION
    22 21 Budapest, May sr— The H }j"B aria Parliament has been dissolved. Tne new Parliament will assemble on June iv Reuter
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    8-Round Fight Which Was Only One!
    142 22 8-Round Fight Which Was Only One! (Tribune Staff Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Friday. A SENSATIONAL finish to the main event m to-night's boxing; was provided by Young Johnson 9.13. the SHangor welterweight champion, when after a very shaky start, he "cured a technical knockout victory over Joe Kumaran 10.'! m the
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    LAST NIGHT'S BOXING
    56 22  -  Pete »y JN the mam mitt of tut ni-,hU boxThe ffillowiiiK wt-re the re,,i,,. 612«2<»n points S. Ahmad 8 l\ bt-i* ah v i on points. il AU Bal) n 8 0V L Bine Wiiri-M o. k p v «-2»^ on p Ol(ll Hlt YQIm R Simon
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    M.P.Threatens Labour Strike
    144 22 London. May 3. IN the House of Commons, during: the debate on the second reading of the Military Training Bill, Mr. David Kirkwood (Labour) said that men of the Clyde would rather strike than yield to conscription. Mr. D. R. Grenfell, winding up for the opposition, said
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    NAVAL POLICE BEAT CHANGI CIVILIANS
    259 22 I SSb 01 I Cte. ««d Ike >.>pon,nitk-s t» scoro A «Mchcam, u .,...»fthcsom-r fixture plu-.". |MMI ..s:.:dav enafaf in^whuh m thre«». r-iviiinns custodian. The match waa a Dlvi ton ZD ami both team^ were evwOy matched The Navul holier prw«ed Crow «re Rrst wWitle
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    CORONER RECOMMENDS POLICE PROCEEDINGS
    292 22 Singapore, Friday. fill: accident m which a car driven by Mr. Dennis Hum phriss, a radio engineer of the fI.E.C. knocked down and fatally injuried a 60-year-old Chinese at the 10th mile, Bukit Timah Road, shortly afternoon on Aw. 27 was investigated by I lie Coroner.
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    'Rally Round' Appeal H.M. Trade Envoy
    625 22 ONE of the objects of the Royal Society of St. George is 7a> en~ courage and strengthen the spirit of patriotism amongst all of English birth and origin. throughout the world, irrespective of creed or parr, ?a°d Mr R. B. Willmot, H.M. Trajte Commissioner,
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    39 22 Berlin. Mq MISS Barbara Henman. secreti the Berlin office of the Daily graph, hoj been ordered to lew many within fourteen dzjs. No> is given. Miss Henman is the first 1 amon* the present series of expnl Reuter
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    NED. INDIES DEFENCE
    35 22 The Hague. May 5 -The 0 Minister has submitted suppj estimates for thirty million gudd accelerate reinforcements lor v* Indies Army, to purchase war b and for imDrovement of coasw ces Reuter
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    525 23 ?rs' Untiring Efforts ainst Superior Side A (2) 4, R.A.F. (H.Q.) nil n superiority, especially m their van, enabled the S.C.F.A. itain a convincing four goals to nil victory over the R.A.F. their Div. 2A clash at the Stadium yesterday. The Chinese wer^ all over the Rate m the
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    Y. M. C. A. TENNIS
    169 23 Y. M. C. A. TENNIS V-tt Ml.ni n m wtrc the results of Mm i»l.i.v«sd yesterday m the V.M.C.A. Open Invitation tennis U amain.: m. omglcs' Championship: T. Kobt vaslii beat A. Burkill, 6—3; 6—2. Kamls beat Roy F. Smith. 6 -U; 6—2. Yong i. v«. 'iOii beat L..H. Heo
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    S. C. R. C. TENNIS
    236 23 Bj; p] iv m thf S C.R C. tennis tomtiament *n X (ireen yesterday resoHed Handicap: Chin Kee Sun ■k' Sang iscr.) beat Won*; ■t .'"a Soon Eng Kiat (-12). Poh Chee Tuay and ■f-n- i beat Y.P. Wee and We? M <CV 6—4. 6—l.
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      130 23 SfOt tO vjjj I over IB Itty IIUI o"S b^^J B Fussy about their training —fussy about who rides them. Personally J-frod it's the only way; For instance, I don't much care to lead m a lucky winner but it, gives me the rarest pleasure to watch any thoroughbred ridden
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    BRITISH CONSULATE BOMBEY
    646 24 Manj Die In Chungking HorroA AMBASSADOR SAYS HE IS SHOCKED FRENCH CONSULATE ALSO HIT Shanghai May 5. IT is officially announced that several b.>mbs were dropped m the British Counsulate-Generals compound m yesterday's raid on Chungking and Mr. John Tahouvdin, secretary to Sir Archibald Clark Kcrr, the
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    Swatow Bombed, Machine-Gunned
    131 24 Swatow Bombed, MachineGunned Bwatow, May COINCIDING wilii the arrival here of Vice -Admiral Sir Percy Noble, C.-in-C, China Station, Swatow was bombed this morning by eight Jap;inese seaplanes whose main objective is believed to have been the warehouses used for storing rice. There were further visits later m ihe day
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    36 24 London. May s.— Tho rr-cently ap>rrman Vicr-Consul m Mein- hci. .«r, Mr. Ernst Lahrmann, is among lie recent expulsion of members of Nazi i rganisatton*. Nine other persons have •Ten a;sked to leave the country.— Reuter
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    COERING IN ITALY
    9 24 General Goering has arrived S^m Reuter
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    CHINESE PRESS CENSORSHIP IN SHANGHAI
    81 24 CHINESE PRESS CENSORSHIP IN SHANGHAI Shanghai v r I JHE Commissioner of PcjjJ the International shM ment has sent a notificaSl all Chinese-language ?i papers, irrespective of 0 3 ship, requiring certain (3 nes of news to bo s U b3 and approved bof ure Failure to comply with M
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    EXPLOSION SEQUEL
    64 24 EXPLOSION SEQUEL Hairdresser! Honoured I London. )im AS a sequel to the H?.mmersmitliß explosion on Mar. 29, the Kjl awarded the medal of ttye Civil n of the British Empire to ijie hairdresser, Maurice Ch.lds. *hol the suitcase containing the explaaj a burning fuse into the river, rm exploded. I
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    CANAL ACROSS NICARAGUA ?
    36 24 CANAL ACROSS NICARAGUA Washington. May s:— General 8 president of Nicaragua' was grtd President Poosevelt on his arriwl on an official visit. It is expcw the question of an inter-oceanj across Nicaragua will be disc* Reuter
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    STOP PRESS
    126 24 London. a; j Instructions to the British m bassador m Moscow W rt ?Jil British reply to the Soviet G«*J ments proposals will be (Ifsp ~J very shortly, says Keuters correspondent. It is felt m that the reply will be. of a. which wiU preserve the P" nfip
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      9 1 MORNING TRIBUNE SPORTS SUPPLEMENT ilii. (i. 1939. Every Saturday.
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      PROBABLE REST SIDE CHOSEN R ANNUAL CLARKE CUP MATCH
      2174 1 Malayan Cricket Review Next Week-end's Trial May Be Superfluous I HE long awaited match between the S.R.C. and the C.S.C. played at Balestier Plain last week-end was left unfinished and the question as to which is the strongest team m the
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      New Zealand's Hopes In Davis Cup
      217 1 ews that H. VV. Austin would not be available for the Davis > .natch between Britain and New Zealand at Brighton was tpointment to lawn tennis enthusiasts m the Home country, eatly increases the chances of the Dominion players. The iat the matches are
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      JOHORE BADMINTON PLAYERS PREPARE FOR FORTHCOMING CHAMPIONSHIPS
      261 2  - JOHORE BADMINTON PLAYERS PREPARE FOR FORTHCOMING CHAMPIONSHIPS Chessnut Johore MORE SUPPORT FOR LADIES' EVENTS? <IU DADMINTON players m Johore Bahru are now busy practising preparing for the forthcoming 1!>39 district championships which begin early next month. Good entries are expected frcm the ladies this year. In the post, these evtnts
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      Perak Confident Of Beating Selangor
      295 2 (Say <i:ty Reveller— Pemk) EXAt'llA' one week from to-day day Peiak and Si lan- -r will liattls for hi nours m th° Foong ■Seong Cut) contest, which takes plac* at the Puthi Fngihh School Hall, Kiuila Lumpur. Selaanor will Iv.ivr the advantage of playing git
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      Selangor 'Foong Seong' Cup Players Train Hard
      213 2  -  Rambler Selangor (By IN the absence of Samuel, Ho Swee A San and Khoo 800 Rm will once moie represent Selangor m the Feong Seong Clip competition which is due to taXc place shortly. Practice has slatted m earnest and Stlanjor's doubles and
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      R-F- Coomb In Penang Semi-Final
      362 2 R-F- Coomb In Penang Semi -Final *|M« local badminton u^ X is entering: into an i n t«2 *Uge Altogether ten maS played during the last wee* I 1 fore a fairly good crowd. On Saturday, r f coomfc steads hop* for th e singles cro* Keat m the quarter
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      ROYALS RECORD SUCCESSFUL WEEK
      348 3  - ROYALS RECORD SUCCESSFUL WEEK Cos L.. »«M SPORTS NOTES By little football has been „at Gillman this week, I all the Garrison Small League matches taking on opponents grounds. ovals Ist XL. again climbthe top of the S.A.F.A. Ie Ist Div. with a one nil y over the RA. latch
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      LBY'S TREBLE AT FELIXSTOWE
      71 3 Filby, freshly returned from his African visit, was m fine form Fel'xstowe, Suffolk, tournament, >£ no less than three titles. >(i ai L Shaft, a Davis Cup possi- Ih> final of the men's singles by h with Shaffi he won the men's with Miss Jenn Nicoll
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      Strong Entry For S.A.B.A. Tourney
      20 3 Strong Entry For S.A.B.A. Tourney "Geno" Oehlers, the popular S.R.C. sportsmen, m play at the club s spring tennis tournament.
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      286 3 BADMINTON CHAMPION BEATEN sawsss SSneSi oi wfaiain* sideline y* V(H l.(»V INC ftve successive de- X UMto i:\ Nc ,v York, Tommy I Fair has recovered hn buoyant pit us a, a result of his easy S i ints victory over Clarence 8 iHt*d> Runnan at Harringay. I The Weinman
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      Mechanical Timing For Athletes
      71 3 THE important task of timing athletic events may one day be done by machinery. Human time-keepers, however careful, cannot be relied upon for absolute accuracy on every occasion, especially when it comes to fractions of a second. And m the sprints, at least, a fraction of
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      FARR WANTS HARVEY NEXT
      63 3 FARR WANTS HARVEY NEXT the scene of the contest, which may possibly be staged on Mon- day, Miy 22. S On tht same programme Eric B-on, the Britih lightweight champion, would appear. Ho will oppese, acc(Kdm« to Mr. I Hull cither the Irish- American I I iUie Bcink, cf fcnnsylvania,
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      SPORTS NOTES FROM ALEXANDRA
      163 3 SPORTS NOTES FROM ALEXANDRA pLENTY oi sjwt, has been wit nsssed tfuring the past week Alexandra Area, whic l^ cc mpilses of the H.A.S.C, «.A.O^C, ami t&e Royal Signals suy| between Vfcw» they maua^ V> ke?p the Alex fans well occu. The RAS.C, although playing jo^d football m the Spiall
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      Mrs. Peacock "Crazy" About Golf
      63 3 Mrs. Peacock "Crazy" About Golf It was mentioned recently that .the American professional lawn tenng time who has developed a similar -n. who was champion of India five times won several S^S'pa^%rS«a| VasTe competition for Dominion playeij ••I am crazy about golf m a way I never was about tennis,'
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      21 4 mV 3tU< Nf Po-es,ion with a Malay on *«**jlk nl1 lhpi m which Uh R.E. beat the Mala: b to one
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      INTEREST REVIVED IN LEAGUE SOCCER
      474 4 Perak Sports Xoies Upsets The Cause THE defeat of the redoubtable Ipoh Chinese Corinthians, the Perak soccer champions, and the first victory of the Kinta Indians, have revived interest m the Ipoh Football League Competition and fans are now looking forward to more surprises. The
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      BY AIR TO REFEREE
      124 4 TWO referees were In thi nsws recently. Kf L E Gibfcs. f. r Pfrt n?. *H.i "vit'-o'i?'! Re R-h\ I Tify and Ct~;«t?A Pa!—.- 1 h :d D vision ma<"h a* Bi s*.(! en Fa t:r Monday, had .m unusurl .xprrienc. His train <1k! ro. >ic
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      Pacific "Olympiad" For Hawaii
      152 4 Pacific "Olympiad" For Hawaii j^NNUAL Pacific Games" may result from a visit to Hawaii m July of a team of Australian surf life-savers. At least 16 swimmers will make the tiip, leaving Sydney by the liner Monterey on June 23, says a report from Sydney. They will compete against American
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      Finalists At The S. R. C. Tourney
      46 4 Mr*. L. M. Penn^fath^r and Mi s M. C'arke. finalists m the Lari'rs S'nclfs champioiiNh-lp at th^ SRC. Mrs. Pfnn r father won th*» pmc n straight sets, and thu; enhanced her I>osition as on? of Sincapore'3 bading sportswomen.
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      Australia Wants Wooderson.
      203 4 Australia Wants Wooderson. A P r °P osal that St. Vo J son, English holder Jl world's mile record, shonyl out to Australia next s jjjj and compete m special raj before the Amateur AthkJl sociation of New South \M says a. Sydney message. I It is also proposed to
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      ANGOR LOOKING HOPEFULLY AWARDS MATCH WITH PENANG
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      48 5 v» M «»i.rk*i*> nt him iumns to meet the ball and punch it out of the iioal ana before the""IS IS n rwards°<ouW K e^ on to .WnTuiden, m the senior division liMun- i» »hi,!. Ih, S itl ,,,r, bcu. oi.pos.ng forwards could cet on 10 dd lhree
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      UNKNOWN
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      RUNNERS IN THE CUP RACE TO-DAY
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