Morning Tribune, 1 July 1939

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    13 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE I. I-So. l» SINGAPORE. SATURDAY, July 1, 1939. FIVE CENTS.
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    DEFENCE PROGRAMME FOR U. S. A.
    131 1 Washington. June 30. \P the eve of hid retirement J irom the post nf the Chief sun. General ?ialin Craig has Hiommended a three-point defence programme including the iiLitinn of five smailginnfd hard-hitting divisions to strike with lightirng rapidity iph— any enemy attacks m
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    Britain Will Hit Back"
    133 1 London, June 30. [RITAIN had a tremendous reserve, declared Dr. E. L. torgin, Minister of Supply, peaking at Glasgow. Dr. Burin added "This country will Jl listen to claims by force rom any quarter. fc are determined to seek peace, but fe aro limits beyond which
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    MORE BRITISH FOREIGN COUNTRIES? '
    82 1 MORE BRITISH FOREIGN COUNTRIES? LLOWi\r London, June 30. Jone\? h V pc< h by Sir Roderick re2 h?™ f ReUter S the M sou io n was passed by the d on,; ,s bein done by the «th n,-r bhcity abroad urges Mnment the necessity of nun": means m its
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    HITLER CHECKED BY NEW BRITISH WARNING
    1665 1 Will Not Speak At Warship Launch Berlin, June 30. JEUTER learns that Hitler m a n probaoility is not going to Bremen to-morrow for the Wirship launching, at which he vas expected to speak. It is believed that Hitler is anxious to ;et as
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    160 DIE IN FLOODS
    49 1 Sofia, June 30. I lII NDRED and sixty people are dead as a result of floods sweeping the district of Sevievo, northern Bulgaria four hundred houses are demolished, bridges are smashed and several villages are completely under water, while live sta# ~t»#i --nm_ destroyed.- Reuter.
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    PUBLICITY FOR DUTCH CABINET
    72 1 PUBLICITY FOR DUTCH CABINET The Hague, June 30. DR. COLIJN (Premier) went to Soestd'jk Palace this morning to see Oueen W'lhelmina. It is learned m well-informed political circles that the resignation of the cabinet is imminent. Later. Dr. Coli.in hnr tendered the resignation of the Cabinet, as Ministerial differences of
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    U. S. NEUTRALITY BILL UPSET
    173 1 Washington, June 30. THE House of Representatives by 159 votes to 157 upset the administrations Neutrality Bill plan* by including a "compromise" arms embargo m it. The bill aa introduced would remove the present embargo on the export of all arms to nations at war
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    IRISH TERRORISTS GET 20 YEARS
    161 1 London, June 30. FOUR I.R.A. men were sentenced to 20 1 years' penal servitude each at the Old Bailey on being found guilty of conSpiring to cause explosions m Euston Road, High Holborn and Charing Cro« Road. Sentence on the fifth accused was postponed until
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    "ACCEPTANCE OF LOWEST TENDER HAS BECOME AN OBSESSION"
    1352 2 Commissioners Refuse To Accept Japanese Tender For Cement Singapore, Friday. ||R(.l\(. the Municipal Commissioners to adopt a "Buy British" attitude at the meetmg of the Commissioners this afternoon. >lr Yap Pheng (Seek proposed that a Japanese-brand cement be reiuscd and that the
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    COMMISSIONERS TO INTERVIEW GOVERNOR
    60 2 APPROVAL OF A COMMITTEE A RKCOMMENDATIOJ I TTJAT A DEPUTATION OF COMMISSIONERS, CONSISTING OF THE PRESIDENT, DR. H S J MOONSHI AND MR. E. J. BEN- t NFTT SHOULD INTERVIEW H. E. T^GOVERNOR ON THE SUBJECT OF EMOLUMENTS OF THE J DEPUTY MUNICIPAL HEALTH S OFFICER.
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    Traffic Regulations Criticised
    238 2 Traffic Regulations Criticised Singapore, Fry CONGESTION of traffic alond tery Road was commented by Mr. E. A. Brown at the U pal Commissioner's meeting afternoon when 'he moved ref back recommendations made Traffic Conditions Committ< dealing with the traffic pn around the Raffles Place are* The report of this Committee
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    WYER WHO FAILED TO REPORT BIRTH
    97 3 WYER WHO FAILED TO REPORT BIRTH Singapore. Friday. „«w>D CH.IJM. the mm R,C,^e, appeared m perV l> Mte Court, this morning th ,ed by the Municipality fenVthe birth of a son l L}eVd a mt yea p r |eading guilty, /S un explanation Tver<W to the Regis ry. Mr Lim
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    LECED FORCED CERTIFICATE
    61 3 Singanore. Friday. Hear. lal, a 63-year-old Chinese trial thus morning before Mr. k the District Judge and Fourth [agi-strate. on a charge of being ssion of a certificate of admisj the Colony, the dates of issue iry of which had been altered. Hpector Chua asked that the
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    JOHORE ADVISER FOR SARAWAK
    332 3 Pepys. the General Adviser, Johore, has been haa received the permission of the Secretary of State monies to accept, the post of General Adviser to the of Sarawak. understand that Mr. Pepys, shortly due to jro on leave retirement from the Malayan ■vice, wfll go to
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    ANIMAL INFIRMARY SEVERELY CRITICISED
    501 3 Mr. T. H. Stone On "Deadful" Conditions Singapore, Friday. KENNELS and animal depots union have sprung up m Singapore and which have no qualified veterinary service was one of the points brought up by Mr. T. H. Stone speaking at the meeting of the Municipal Commissioners
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    Pedestrian Who Ran Into Motor Car
    221 3 Pedestrian Who Ran Into Motor Car Singapore. Friday. J WHILE crossing New Bridge R'nid near the Boat Quay on June 18. a 52 -year-old Chinese, Ong Aik Kirn ran into a Johore taxi and was knocked down. Fatally injured, he was removed to the general hospital where he died from
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    SUPPLY BILL PASSED
    22 3 London, June 30.— The House of Lords has passed the second reading of the Ministry of Supply Bill.- -Reuter.
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    ALLEGED HAWKING WITHOUT LICENCE
    93 3 ALLEGED HAWKING WITHOUT LICENCE Singapore, Friday. Tang Ah Tang claimed trial this morning m the fourth police court before Mr. C H. Koh. District Judge and Fourth Police Magistrate, to a charge of hawking without a licence at Tiverton Lane at 9.35 p.m. on June 3. Court Inspector Chua prosecuted
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      BULLION MARKET
      34 4 London. Friday Previous To-day Change i-i'M'' l f7 8 f)U £7 8 6 -'2U H;ir (ioid. Fine, p«*r oz. BU-VKB *****(i 18 -ii;;. Spr>t 17% 17 11 16 1 10 Forward _j
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      43 4 London. Fi Previous To-day Steady, Idle Idle Spot Selers 8 5 16 8» 4 T "i Buyers 83 16 83 16 Ist Forward July 85 16 8 4 2nd Forward August Buyers 8U B^^ 3rd Forward Oct. Dec. Buyers 8 5J16
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      PRODUCE
      62 4 London. F Previous To-day < PALM OIL (Malay) In bulk June July smpment £14.10.0 Nominal £14.12.6 N O SK2S* WMM i TAPIOCA Seed Pearl Ist quality (Singapore. June Shipment 14t > Sellen> PEPPER (FAQ.) White Muntok Aug. Oct. Shipment 3 5 16 Srt ers 4 Black Limpong Aug. Oct.
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      94 4 London. General Electric 29 4^ 29i«2 Imperi&i Chemist! Indi .r.es 126 3~ 126 3 Canadian Pacific 3 p^ 3 1 1 2 London Tin 9fi q" 7^ Rubber Plantation Investment Trail -<>y Linggii 19 9 19 9 Ayer Hitam.s IQ6 106 Southern Kintas n n 3 Pahangs
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      56 4 New York, Jui.e RI'BBER Previous To-day C Market Tone Steady Steady Snftt Buyers 16 3 8 16 5 16 1 P Sellers 16» 2 16 716 -1 Forward Oct., Dec. Buyers 16 7 16 163 8 1 Sellers 16 916 W/ 2 -1 TIN Quiet Quiet Market
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      63 4 London. Frii Previous To-day Cl T.T. on Paris (closing middle rate' 176.72 176.75 T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 8.81 11 16 8.81% T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate > 6 7 8 Nominal Unchanged T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) Is. 2?ad. Unchanged T.T. on Japan (closing
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      METAL MARKET
      19 4 London. Fri( Tin STANDARD Previous To-day Cl Cash (afternoon price) £230 £229 7/ Forward m^ k £224y
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    141 4 Singapore. Friday. Tin at midday was $114. down 3 8 and the price of Rubber at 4 o'clock was buyer.s Spot 28 cents, buyers October December 28 l 4 cents, market easier. Both the London and New York markets yesterday were weak on account of political reasons
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    BRITAIN'S GOLD STATISTICS
    256 4 London, June 30. BRITAIN. S Jock of monetary gold on Mar 91, was X tal :im"imt of 79 949.000 ounce., which at tl-A* aii ounce gives a total value of £394,000.000 On th'- occasion of the last Treasury »tem< l (iving thf position on Sept. 30 i93a
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    CONCESSION TO WEARNE'S AIRWAYS
    107 4 A GAZETTE announcement published last night states that Wearne's Air Services, Ltd., are exempted from payment of petrol duty on all spirit used In aircraft engaged m direct flights from the Colony to places outside the Malay Peninsula. Ever since the service was started it has
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    MR. W. J. WILCOXSON
    47 4 London. June i>J Mr W J Wilcoxson, formerly auViser to the Malayan delegation to Ihe International Tin Committee has Deea appointed a member of the Malayan delegation ano Mr J. N. Rich has been appointed adviser m succession io Mr. Wilcoxson. Xi liter
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    TOCKS & SHARES
    692 5 TOCKS SHARES ;sU ed By rraser cr Company MINING I 36 4iIpat Tin "4,6 5;3 Itral Amal. 38) 40; liiai Ma l^ 201- Mill Hitam 072 076 |r Wcng i9i_ 20!--|grm Tin j n }22i > I Bel uv.'or fl 10 Ijimtai 20- 2116 |ma Malay Jj. u *nderuiny 060
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    FRASER & COMPANY
    73 5 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends -inpapore. June 30, 5 y m Company Dividend Books Clone Total r .tM TIN Date Ex Dlv. >#»ar Payiole Date Sthn. Kin i 2V 2 final July 22 Aug. 3 July 13 IC% less ton do 2»/2% hit. July 12 Au«j. 3 July 13
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    LYALL AEVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    200 5 Singapore, Friday. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampats 3i7»/2 4jAyer Wengs 0.73 0.75 Batu Selangors M 5 1-20 Hong Fatts 0.60 0.63 Hongkong Tin 19 i- 20 6 Jelebus 0.54 0.56 Kamunting Tin 86 Katu Tin 206 216 Kents 2 4 Killinghalls 13- 14|Kramats 9.6 106 Kuchais 1.17 1.22
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    Dr. T. T. Li
    51 5 Hongkong, June 30.— Dr. T. T. Li, Chinese Minister to Cuba, left here for Glasgow yesterday morning en route to Havana via the United States to assume his office. Dr. Li was until recently Director of the Publicity Department of the Chinese Foreign Office.- Central News
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    Dr. Fessenden Retiring
    49 5 Hongkonj, June 13 Dr. Stirling Fessenden, for ten years American Secre-tary-General of the Shanghai Municipal Council, is retiring at the end of the month, after which he will resume law practice with Mr. C. S. Franklin, concurrently American Chairman of the Council.- Chinese Central News Agency.
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    214 5 M ou 31 8C ioo norn mkoa^ki mvncmum iy 01 red 1940 $400,000 tot Mur. 31 Sept. 30 101 102 norn IT lfll 11 600> 00 106 "on, l lnl Mar. 31 aspt 3U Ma k 31 Sepi io 113 V 2 UA y 2 nOTL *ja
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    ESCORTS FOR BRITISH SHIPS ENTERING SWATOW
    143 7 ESCORTS FOR BRITISH SHIPS ENTERING SWATOW Hongkong. June 39. r.msH naval authorities are renortfdto have decided to provide JTeatort for tuo British steamS -Sinha.men" MBl <****- to enter the harbour after 5r inival yesterday morning. -British decision followed the stub- j ese refusal to allow the ships Lier the harbour,
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    CONTINUED GOOD HEALTH
    53 7 Singapore, Friday. i continued improvement m the th ot the town was reported by the Ident, Mr. w. Bart ley. at the meet)f the Municipal Commissioners this ■noon. Bartley m referring to the Health Ru ior the month remarked. Yo.i notice that the health returns are rery,
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Saturday. July 1. 1939. A POSTPONED VISIT
    299 8 MORNING TRIBUNE Saturday. July 1. 1939. A POSTPONED VISIT THERE haa inevitably been rniicn conjecture aa t<> the reasons Which made it necessary for th" ftlimfifi OownmeiU to postpone the visit ol a squadron of the Sia meet Royal Air Force to Singap ire. All preparation for the visit Ikod
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    AXIS ENCIRCLING FRANCE
    1023 8 AXIS ENCIR CLING FRANCE Twe New B«M>k* on Europe GERMANY RUSSIA TO UNITE? (iIRMANY PISHES WEST. By Dr. Gerhard Schacher. Hurst and Blaekett 10s 6d net. EUROPE Is drifting towards a new and far more terrifying crisis. Germany pushes West, because it is only Ifoere that National Socialism sees the
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    Bus Stops Cause Drivers Much Annoyance
    162 8 rupA-r Singapore, Friday. GREAT hardsnip lo being experienced by drivers who are not permuted, under the present Traffic Regulations, to park their vehicles within the white lines marked at trolley-bus stops Whe, her or not such owners of vehicles could park within the< e
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    SINO – AMERICAN CULTURAL ASSCN.
    92 8 SINO AMERICAN CULTURAL ASSCN. T Hongkong, June 30 HE Sino-American Institute of Oil" tural Relations here held a luncheon meeting yesterday afternoon, at which Sir Geoffrey Northcote, Governor ol Hongkong, who la concurrently PresH dent of the Hbngfcing Branch of 1 1 Sino-British Cultural Association, deli' vered a speech, voicing
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    OPEN DOOR POLICY IN BRITISH COLONIES
    463 9 If There Are No Threats, Says lord Halifax London, June 30. v I MM* at Chatham House, Lord Halifax, the Foreign Secre- utcr declaring the British determination to resist any new agression m Europe, dealt with the questions of living space, __v-_ -mil raw
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    Japanese Attack On Foochow
    129 9  - Japanese Attack On Foochow m Cho w ja p oh Outrageous Avis HONGKONG, JUNE 30. lAFANESE TROOPS, AFTER THEIR OF SHIHCHUEN ISLAM). OFF FOOCHOW, ARE SUBIECTtNG FOREIGN PROPERTIES To BTRICT SEARCHER. THE FAMOUS JvVNITORItM ON Till ISLAND HAS BEEN INVADED AM) OUTRAGEOUS ACTS HAVE BEEN COMMUTED UPON THE INMATES. Hundrieds
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    FINISH IT OFF IN 3 MONTHS
    112 9 FINISH IT OFF IN 3 MONTHS Tokyo Order FT is learnt from reliable sources, states a Sin Chen- Jit Poh message that before the Japanese invasion of Pwßtow, General Itagaki and Admiral Yoneuchi circulated the following instructions to the rank and file cf the Japanese Army and Navy m China:
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    The Most Up-To-Date Car Park
    132 9 THE erection of a push-button car park underground, the most up-to-date m the country, began m Cardiff recently. It will accommodate 500 cars, and the touch of a button m a control room will brjfrg any required car on to a rotating platform. It is
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    Muslims Urge Firm Stand
    83 9  - Muslims Urge Firm Stand sin unev/ Jit r*on. IT is diplomatically reported that public organisations m Muslim countries, particularly Egypt and India, have sent appeals to the British Government urging the early abandonment of the appeasement policy and the adoption of a stronger line of action against the totalitarian States
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    MALCOLM CAMPBELL INSPECTS HIS CORPS
    148 10 S,r M;«l.ol„. CmM »r K an,s,r an th* 1 t»J»H& rod, I mo.or-,wl, wh,n h, .»5.,,« t,d the i d«»n v s.onal Provost Company off the C ...rps off """"^JSE .Territorials) at Hrooklands tiark Sum v. m P n ar f for th, be Trrilonal
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    Proudest Ship Sails
    196 11 Proudest Ship Sails Bearer of the proudfst name m merchant shipping history, the new "Mauretania," 34,000- tons CunardWhite Star liner, left Liverpool to the cheers of 100,000 people on her maidrji voyage to America. She was commanded by Captain A. T. Brown, who took the old "Mauretania" to be broken
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    ASCOT Hats..... PARIS Frocks
    943 12 ASCOT Hats..... PARIS Frocks Just like a bowl <» J flowers is the deppgpUm i this model h.it worn by :i meet*** on the opening day of Asn.t. Photo Planet News. JHE variety which marks our dresses is none the less noticeable m the smartest hats. Flat little boaJ« ■»s,
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    ARMS AND MEN STILL ARRIVING AT DANZIG
    337 15 WARSAW, JUNE 30. AMMUNITION AND MEN ARE CONTINUING TO REACH DANZIG FROM EAST PRUSSIA, ACCORDING TO SEMIOFFICIAL REPORTS RECEIVED FROM DANZIG LAST NIGHT. Sixteen guns disembarked last night on the bay east of Danzig and were taken aboard trawlers to Bischofsberg, where the
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    FOUGHT IN SUPREME COURT
    61 15 Singapore, Friday. An argument over a debt ln the wit-ness-room of the Supreme Court Building. Empress Place, was alleged to have been followed by a fight outside on the corridor. The {alleged combatants, Suurama- niam and Ramasamy, produced at the Third Police Court this morning, pleaded
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    THE CONTE ROSSO
    28 15 The Lloyd Triestino liner Conte Rosso is due at Singapore on Monday and will sail for Hongkong and Shanghai 'the same day at 2 p.m.
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      84 15 MAILS EXPECTED Mc ils expected from Netherlands Indies by Air (X.L.M) to<lay. Deliveries tof boxholders' letters only 4 p.m. and general deliveries of letters and parcels 4.05 p.m. respectively on the same day. 1 Mails expected from Europe etc.,' .Amsterdam! by Air (KLM.) to-day Deliveries of boxholders' letters only 7.30
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      214 15 PASSENGERS BY AIR The following passengers arrived m Singapore from Saigon by KNILM plane on June 28:— Mr. Lemoult. The following left for Neth. E.I. by KNILM plane on June 28:— Mr. W. S. Bagby. Mr. Qarter. Arrived from Europe. India and Medan by KLM plane on June 28: Mr.
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    THE MUNCIPAL ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 133)
    2231 16 THE MUNCIPAL ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 133) Singapore. i iinrh-r Be< i"" jnr-sw^jss jjpow M nnd.-r H AH perwna 111 h n -to ure in"l,lOU iU d S2°tS Sr Ob rrnons known vlUd to make th.' ot J" t;uV J:i m writing tot* CotooWS" WW > „rder that Itli i,ia y ff
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      509 16 NOTICE. MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONERS OF TOWN OF SINGAPORE. Assessment for the year 1939. Rates due for the 2nd half-year ljj Owners of property are reminded tt rates for the 2nd half-year 1939 are and payable m advance Without derm at the Municipal Office m the month July 1939. Notice is hereby
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    AIRMEN BEAT RECS 4-2 IN DIV. 1 STADIUM SOCCER
    516 17 Game Devoid Of Thrills NONE-TOO-BRIGHT soccer was seen at Anson Road Stadium yesterday when the R.A.F. met and defeated the S.R.C. by four goals to two m a ftrst division S.A.F.A. league match. Play on the part of the Airmen could
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    MR. L. RAYMAN ARRIVES
    389 17 Singapore* Friday. TVdAPORKS next Municipal Prer tfent, Mr Lazarus Rayman and R vn vi returned from short rs Kayman > Th^v have ive by the "(orfu. ln^ v naxe m away five months. m an interview on board Mi. Rayman KffJTlSa l mapmm Jgl mbero e
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    LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL LOAN
    40 17 r London, June 30. ne underwriters of the London u nty Council Loan have been left with 4 Per cent This more than antici!m?ns nßs wnich be an at 40s. dis int and weakened later.- -Reuter.
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    STOP PRESS
    24 17 *n*l\*v J u ne 30 The Union ieth c how run b th«Amcai raid %,t Str yed m Japanese e&U__£M_ _*> au -Ueuter.
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    PRINCE MAHMUD & BRIDE ARRIVE
    165 17 PRINCE MAHMUD BRIDE ARRIVE Singapore, Friday. DRINCE Mahmud and his 21--year-old English bride, the former Miss J«yce Blencowe, arrived to-day by the "Corfu." Brother of H_. the Sultan of Trengganu the Prince is the fourth son of the late Sultan of Trengganu. He is just two months over 21 years
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    THETIS SALVAGE BEGINS
    41 17 London, June 39. After being delayed for several days by bad weather, the salvage vessels Zolo and Ranger sailed from the Mersey for Liverpool Bay to begin the sal vaor f the Thetis. The sea is smooth.- -Reuter.
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    Insult To Flag Not Confirmed
    307 17 Insult To Flag Not Confirmed London, June, 30. IN the House of Commons to-day Mr. P. J. Noel-Baker (Lab. Darby) asked Mr. R. A. Butler (Foreign Under-Secretary) for a statement regarding the action of the Japanese authorities at Swatow m preventing vessels Seistan and Kwangtung from entering the port and
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    PROSPECTS FOR K. L RACES TO-DAY
    1062 18  -  MAIM t S srPKKBI IS < Ky TUP Summer aeaaon al K..»i» Umaa will I* brought to a close T Ja.,— mm hHN, f msU V^T^Z m the sccml *f tf the summer extra meet of the Selanßor Turf Chil>. IFOTffi hfls now been
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    Selections
    42 18 im_m- are selections for this Race 1-DAIRY MAID Veracity Race >>— BEVERANT Miss Red Race V-RYE SEAMtS Hurricane Race 4— SACRIFICE Just My Luck Race WAUIWRNTIC All Gold Race 6— DAZZLE Jade Lad y Race 7-PHARIOL Nightshade Ra^e B— TETUEX Selanpor II
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    Moravians Beat Changi Civilians 4—2
    242 18 Moravians Beat Changi Civilians 4—2 MORAVIA. 4; C (W.D.) C. 2. THE Changi (W.D.) Civilians went down fighting against Moravia m their div. 118 engagement on the s 11 B ground yesterday. After leading 2—l five minutes foi. lowing resumption the Civilians' defence cracked up and the Moravians quickly took
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    S.C.R.C. Beat Airmen In Friendly Tennis Match
    112 18 S.C.R.C. Beat Airmen In Friendly Tennis Match THE S.C it.C. entertained the R.Vf. sports tlub at Hon? lim Green >e>terday. As part ut the evening's prograuiini five matches of tennis were Indulge; n And like all well-behaved guests, :re Airmen left their hosts victors! THE RESULTS Singles: See Gim HoCk
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    S. A. B. A. Meeting Postponed
    84 18 S. A. B. A. Meeting Postponed Sinfcfcnore. PridarTHE coinrruttee meeting of the Sxnf 1 pore Amateur Boxing Associate* fixed for Monday, July 3 lias been p***; poned to Monday July 17, at 6 p.m Members .ire kindly requested to a** l a note of the date 3 f the postponeme>The
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      97 18 m%mmL%m m MOM THE ST\(;i DRAMA THAT STUNNED, SMOCKED AND «OT_RAU*Jd"^T SEW YORK AND LOUDON itoß SO THRILL-PACKED VVFFKS* i UNIQUEI AMAZINGI DIFFERENTI ._w B_B_i_H_i_B___l _fTf*f^"T"T"H- m— i i^^— i- ii S^_r^rT^^7^VTf l^V^l^ _a *Ifil k A fl LAAlh|^^A II J^_ _^___^___^______fl A A 1 V i H F^ -1
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      47 18 TIDE TABLES TO-DAY High Water: 11 11 p.m. 8.5 H 10.25 p.m 9.5 ft. Low WM9: 4.41 a.m. 1.0 ft 4.42 p.m. 4.5 it TO-MORROW High Water: 1143 a.m. 8.5 ti11. 02 p.m. 9.5 ft Low Wa;er: 5 19 a.m. 0.8 ft. 5 18 p.m. 44 It.
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    JOHORE BEAT MALACCA BY 4 GOALS TO 2
    371 19 JOHORE BEA T MALACCA BY 4 GOALS TO 2 Malaya Cup Soccer Losers' Third Successive Defeat (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Friday. rIORE beat Malacca m this afternoon's Malaya Cup tie played here by four goals to twe. Thus Johore improved on her first match against Singapore, when the sultunate
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    Johore Vs. Kelantan in Foong Seong Cup
    70 19 sm J °rcore.senUtive S who will fnc n nKota Bahru for the ukc t f l ?h. Foon« Seonit Cup comta&s and Kelantan ltl0 beiwewi b the cc are the l^ v arranged to oe X S_te Bahru on July 14 and Johore
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    Y. M. C. A. Football
    128 19 *c following have been L«*Jjj U* v Football for the V M A al J* s ir n As Sports Club on Tuesday at o b on the Anson Road Ground: ree Aik Chan, M. Swyny, V. M. PdJohari G Ranatunga. H. •Meßeath-C. E T.
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    118 19 Gloucester beat Yorkshire by seven wickets. Yorkshire made 176 (Goddard six for 61) and 105 (Goddard seven for 38) Gloucester scored 168 (Verity seven for 47 > and 114 for three wickets. Sussex won by 13 runs. Sussex 258 (Bartlett 93. Copsonsix for 64) and 147. Derby 198
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    WIMBLEDON TENNIS
    37 19 London, June 30. In sunny weather and a slight b-.eeze it Wimbledon Kay rammers, beat #ana Brown 6—2. and Sperling beii Diana Wood, of De/onshire A— 3 and 6 -1. in the ihird round. -Reuter.
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    Meyer Lowers Javelin Record In S.A.A.A. Meet
    485 19 Meyer Lowers Javelin Record In S.A.A.A. Meet Singapore, Friday. QNE record and a number of surprises were included m the seuond day of the Singapore Ar.iateur Athletic Association's Fifth Championship Meeting, this evening. C t i, M?7er ,vitn a si' aßd tnro *t WW m WH broke the Singapore aad
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    M. C. U. CRICKET
    60 19 The following have oeen seieciea io represent the M.C.U. against the S.C.R^C. on Sun. 2nd. at 2.00 p.m. on the college ground Ong Swee Law, Kuldip Singh, I. Alvis, K.S. Ratnam. Chiem Chong Woo, N. Woodhull, Neo Thean Soo, K. Bala.singam r Hu Wei Ming, Hera
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    VISITING TABLE TENNIS STARS WIN
    136 19 VISITING TABLE TENNIS STARS WIN MAKING tieir thi»-d appearance at the Great World *iall last night. Szabados and Kelen. the Hungarian table tenuis .stars, agai.i swept Mie board when they won all the r ties m exhibition mateh?s m aid of «he China Relief Fund. Szabados and £eJen will appear
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    Commissioners Welcomed
    44 19 Singapore, Friday. Mr. L. W. Geddes and Mr. O. fi. N. Oehlers were welcomed by Mr. W« Hartley, president of the Municipal Commissioners, at a meeting of the commissioners held urus afteruoor. Mr. Geddes and Mr. Oehlers now serve on the Commission.
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    HEMCHIT GAINS DECISION OVER DUNDEE
    387 20 LAST NIGHTS nrWTATr' AJ \_T-* m. 9 -*oom (By "Referee') m the live seaisenat "f A vVorld last nißht went tfct d»sUnre Th. result was the th :lll(Il nr sat »hr«u K h a solid h rn OII rs«! boxing. W**m9 m *Jp99*9 even for
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  • MORNING TRIBUNE Sports Supplement
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      6 1 MORNING TRIBUNE Sports Supplement Every Saturday.
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      RAFFLES FAVOURITES FOR INTER-COLLEGE FIXTURE
      2168 1 Malayan Cricket Review Selangor-Perak Match Spoilt By Rain L maich between the S.C.C. and Genuang last week was greatly 1 interferred by rain and although scheduled for two days it lin ed out to be a one innings affair. The S.C.C. did not turn out
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      Airmen Win More Laurels In Spite Of Injuries
      538 2 «<>le.nr Sport* Xo.es FIRST SUCCESS IN COMMAND SPORTS Alllr'AliY the holders ol the Services Association Football Inter A I'nit League and knock-oiM Trophies, the Swimming, Water and Lawn Tennis Championships the R.A F gained another success when at (iillmun Ha- racks last
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      But Only To Entertain The Boys
      462 2 Boon And Danahar Went lo Knson CHIC M thf lig"t»n K l.t ll H«, WWtt nananar or 1 Uiin's two RrcaWst boy boxers, went to the prison recently-to jirftlfi one Hundred and If* Horstal bo>s at Wormwood Scrub*. I'"'" fwnv.Kd Scrubs to h"»d 1
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      Loyals Reserves Heading For Major Honours
      701 3  -  "COS") GILLMAN SPORTS NOTES (By THE Loyals Reserve XI retain- Ed their unbeaten record this season when they defeated tbe Police reserves at Gillman last Tuesday evening by six goals to one. The score m no way shows the complete superiority which the Loyals
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      RUN OF CRICKET WINS STOPPED BY RAFFLES
      465 3 Fort Canning Notes n. Q Company. Manchester Kegiment, won the Singapore^area o H the Small Units League when they took a point from Fort Canning m a hard iought gtme at Tanglin. Uthouah they ensured themselves of c supreme position they did not
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      Duke Of Windsor Asks For Golf Handicap
      58 3 His Royal Highness, the Duke of Windsor, who has been playing regularly over the St. Germain course J)ear Paris has handed m three cards and has asked for a handicap. As he has been going round faWV regularly m 86 or so. he
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      NAWAB OF PATAUDI
      73 3 The Nawab of Pataudi, the former England, Worcestershire and O.xtorci University cricketer, who n married to Princess Sajida Sultan, is expected to make a return to big cricket this season, according to a inaasaee from Bhopal, India. It is stated that the Nawab has P mised to
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      A LEADER THAT MISSED ITS MARK
      11 3 A LEADER THAT MISSED ITS MARK S huidnu m Weln-^ra^w draw
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      Odds In Favour Of Raffles In To-Day's Clash
      459 4 Odds In Favour Of Raffles In To-Day's Clash Annual College Soccer fllK local equivalent of the Oxford vs. Cambridge Animal soccer fixture takes place today on the Medical College ground when Raffles and Medical Colleges will clash for the 'Staff Cup." This trophy was contributed to by the staff of
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      Yorks To Watch For Cricket "Poachers"
      155 4 Yorks To Watch For Cricket "Poachers" CPUAKIM. at the annual luncheon to Yorkshire players, Sir Stanley Jackson said the new registration of county players' scheme would have to be watched very carefully. In York.sh.re, they VMM have lo see that other people did not try to 'pouch" their players, (or
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      Next Walker Cup Matches
      100 4 'pilß Town and Country Golf Club, St. Paul. Minnesota, has been selected as the venue of the next Walker Clip matches, according to the Un led States Golf Association, who announce that the contest will be^ln on August SI 1940 The famous Anglo-American m trr which
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      HARD TO HIT
      45 4 J (Juthrie. a Dunfermhne ,l"»< School boy. playing against Dollar \'Ydemy. took fi\e wickets for one fmi hi 16 3 overs. The moet remarkable part of hi., j-.t gt tt r un was scored off the *r-t 91 ball* Guthrie sent down.
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      OPPERMAN MAY VISIT ENGLAND
      129 4 U I BERT O^perman, holder a many world cycling records, h* stated publicly m Melbourne m be may head a team of probaM four Australian cyclists which attack major nn paced road cycim lccoids m England next year. Opperman congratulated H icW Kemps en having beaten
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      No Decision On Gland Treatment
      502 4 AT the Football league annual meeting a decision on giand treat- ment was postponed. Tho President announced that the ManugtOMSl Committee had not yet received a report from the highest mceVcal authority en the matter, and that nothing would be done i.hout a notice to
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      "Count Rossi To Defend His Speedboat Title
      173 5 "Count Rossi To Defend His Speedboat Title CFV FN crafts are being prepaN J red for this year's speedboat Gold Cup race, to be held on the Detroit River on Labour Day September 4, according to a message from Detroit. 6 a ,i compete the field will be S S.
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      Canadian Schoolboy Cricketers For England
      252 5 I. R. HENDERSON, of upper Canada College, Toronto, will cap- tain a cricket team of 15 uiadian private school students who will tour England this sumnv r under the auspices of the overseas education league. The beys will sail from Quebec on June 30. m
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      North Malaya's Tennis Enthusiasm Grows
      553 5  -  "PERMAINAN") Perak Sports Notes (By JN unusual wave of enthusiasm for tennis has been sweeping the whole of North Malaya of late and with the Malayan open i hampionships fast approaching interest m the game has tfeen considerably revived. The Penang, Perak and Selangor open
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      TO STAGE A MONSTER BOXING SHOW ON JULY 10
      403 6 Wembly And White CKy Have Joined Forces FIGHTS MAY NOT BE BROADCAST Association and tnt wmu ,l J- v p ar *i of keen Wemblrv hnpressario, have at last joined forces after years ol t kee ".petition and are sta K
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      Nazis Criticise Britain's Sense Of "Fair Play"
      211 6 Nazis Criticise Britain's Sense Of "Fair Play" BIIMISJI "Fair Play is not all that it Is cracked up to be, according to the Lokal An/eiger. The Bruisn have lost their sportsmanship, the paper declares. It points out that the English word 'fair play" has been adopted into Ihe Herman language
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      Win For Jim Webster
      44 6 Jimmy Webster, the South African bantamweight who has been boxing success:ully m Canada, beat Frankie Rich, a oungstown boxer, on points over lour rounds at Toronto. Webster weighed 8 st. 8 lbs. and Rich H .st 4 1 2 lbs
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      Canada To Compete In Olympic Canoeing
      123 6 Canada To Compete In Olympic Canoeing PaddlifiK, the l ompetit on which «ayr Canada its only first pl»« the IM Olympic Carnes. will a*ain be included m the f.emes In I inland next-year, and the CJJU dian Canoe Ass»,cation has decided to send a team. Frank Amyot. of Ottawa, won
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      ANOTHER CRICKET ROMANCE
      126 6 ANOTHER CRICKET ROMANCE TllK engagement has been .announced between Mr. E. R. T Holmes, former Surrey captain and England cricketer, and Mrs. Ju.leth Vaughan, daughter of the Key. and Mrs. F. A. Ci. I.evcson (lower Thus two famous cricket .mi? famine; ere to be united Mrs Vaughan is a niece
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      Armstrong's Hand In Plaster Cast
      77 6 Armstrong's Hand In Plaster Cast HKNRY Armstronu. the world tttttwei'ht and welterweight champion. recently beal Ernie Roderick, the British welterweight champion, m London, has arrived In New York from Kngland with his left hand m a plaster t9m. It is not oertain that he will be able to defend hl.s
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      Soviet Soccer Season Opens
      119 6 DhhXjKfe; h Ur ;e crowds the In-' matches ■J for the football Championship of the v.B.B_R have been pluyed at Moscow Kiev Stahngrad. Odessa and Thilissi Last year's Winner* <f the cap the Moscow "tpertak" iporting society opened their sea on by paying the Metalurelst team,
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      Padgham Forgot To Enter In Open I
      96 6 ALFRED Padgham (Sundridj Park), open champion thn years ago, will not play m this yeai Ohampicnship— because he forji to enter. Padgham suddenly realised tnat champicnship was near Ut -tarts July 3> and remembered that he 1 not entered. He wired at oner
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      New Amateur Billiards Record
      61 6 K. KENNERLEY, the British amal billiards champion, who is play matches m several of the big W Towns set up a new Indian record a break of 196. compiled m mm. seconds at Bombay. The previous re ord was 187 ma« the Indian player. Deb. Kennerley
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      'Varsities Rugby Tour
      36 6 The New Zealand Rugby Vv.i a been trying to arrange a visit of combined Oxford, Cambridge and Dv University teams to the Dominion, it is now learnt that such a visit a possible.
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      Sutcliffe Gets His 50,000 Runs
      293 7 y^HKN he had completed 107 tuns of his fourth successive century this season. Herbert SutchrTc, the 44-year-old Yorkshire and England cricketer, marked ur; his 50,000 th run. He went on to make a total of 175 In Jtahire's first innings against M<d■a ut Lord's and
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      CROWLEY-BOON TITLE FIGHT
      58 7 Dave Crowley, former British lightweight champion, has been nominated by the Board ol Control to meet _1c Boon, the holder, for the British lightweight title. No further details of this fight 'lave been arranged as yet, but it is expected that there will be another announcement m
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        178 7 Honours j I ttiii- nr ,psRC. vs. Klang r:il Lav .Medicals vs. Dentals) g TaX (Raffles College ij.l A? I I c'sUai-BR.C. vs. S.X.I. j ?e B n Wat- Odd Cup Tourna--1 fE-ffp^akvs.seW^ 14 f' si -Perak vs. Selangor*. > J E bia 7 p c Vi s. C.R.C. I.
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      Standard Of Importations Improving
      653 8 Standard Of Importations Improving TURF TOPICS WonThe Same Race Again ANK of the most striking lea tures of the summer season at Selangor as far as it m* progressed is the number oi maiden winds scored by horses and ponies that have been racing m this country for a comparatively
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      AUSTRALIAN WALKING CHAMPION
      173 8 A J. Stubbs, the Australian walking champion, had a comfortable win m the 10,000 metres championship of New South Wales at Sydney, but failed m an attempt to create new world figures for the distance. The heavy state of the track, foi lo ing rain, did not
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      Fort Canning Sports Notes
      636 8 Fort Canning Sports Notes ••„> and C' Manchester Companies played a fast and exciting B game when the latter wei, defeated by four goals to two. Nutbrown. at right-back for B WPA unfortunate to deflect the ball past ms E own goalkeeper m the opening stages t of the "ame
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