Morning Tribune, 22 July 1939

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    13 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE L 4-S«- ,4C SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, July 22, 1939. FIVE CENTS
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    ITLER REJECTS WAR AS DANZIG SOLUTION
    356 1 VT DETERMINED 0 HAVE HIS WAY Berlin, July 21. LER who it. on holiday m the Bavarian Alps, is looking forward to a peaceful solution of the Danzig question, but lout compromise on Germany's part, according to wellirmed political circles Official emphasis now is
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    UNKNOWN
    262 1 Hyde Park, Juiy 31. (TENDING at a press conference that the decision to defer on on neutrality legislation Id harm business. President scvelt quoted a prominent busisman having told him recently t the failure of Congress to act this question was "killing the e>t little business boom ever n."
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    MOSCOW TALKS
    43 1 London, July 21 nmtic correspondent ■"■fetched f n "Auctions are being tohwn Mr Seeds thLs evening the talks to be resumed uctions are being sent aen h the French Govern*choH rr art Identical with those disroln Paris to M. Naggiar.— Reuter
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    SWABUE FALLS
    42 1 Chungking. July 21. Japanese' troops are reported to ha c, landed at Swabue under coyer of a he, tf naval and aerial bombardment stated that Chengnai, a coastal town j near Swatow. has also fallen into Japa-J nese hands. Reuter
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    COLONIES AND CROWN AGENTS
    102 1 London, July 21. THE Federation ol Empire (tiam bers of Commerce has ap- j proved a resolution to be sub- j S mitted to the Government on the Z desirability of r< training from 5 pressing: for the enforcement of J J the regulation requiring the
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    36 1 The death has cvcurred m Paris of !.ady Moyne. She underwent an operation m Mnrch, on account of which T xrd Moyne hurr^d home from the H'est Indies, where is Chairman of Mie Royal Sanitorium Reuter
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    Germany Censors Letters From Britain
    74 1 Germany Censors Letters From Britain Metz. July 21. IT is reported tbt! all correspondence bearing British and French postmarks is being submitted to censorship at Post Offices m German towns along the Franco-Ger man frontier. Letters are examined by means of infra-red rays, and suspicious ones ant also all newspapers
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    23 1 London, July 21. Earl Dudley has' been re-elected President of the Federation of Chambers of Commerce of Empire at the annual meeting. Reuter
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      19 1 Qher Pages j Eft?"* ii I >**" i n kru|»i»> IS J» f St>let ti«»ns ls> Sport 20 Z Ifk:ranis
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      165 1 THE NEW ENAMEL om\ ltf|fg3lfi* MADE FROM BAKELITE vm mi <*m*mMtiti&*'* o^\ Quick drying, giving a lasting lustre, for r^^^^f iiiiii^ interior and exterior use. Will always llw >B£v^" '^ff-fJ retain its lustre when washed. Great -I^** 1 JLSy\ durability, will resist acids. Stocked m M .■ms&Gojisji^L If) differ, nt
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    BISHOP AT Y.M.CA. SCHOOL OF COMMERCE PRIZE-GIVING
    1255 2 BISHOP AT Y.M.CA. SCHOOL OF COMMERCE PRIZE -GIVING EXCELLENT RECORD OF LAST YEAR Singapore, July 21. j" IE 3im;op of Singapore (the Right Rev. B. C. Roberts), speaking at tin traituU prize-giving this morning of the V MCA. School ttf Comm?t:e. said* I ''or oi re I have had a
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    TRAIN TRAFFIC WILL BE HEAVY DURING AUGUST
    119 2 pASSENGER traffic during the August holidays is going to be exceedingly heavy. F.MS. Railway authorities, with a view m checking overcrowding ai« muiung the nisrht mall train from Singapore to Kuala Lunipnr oa Aug. 4 m two portions. The first portion, conveying fir-.t
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    S.S. "CHITRAL
    60 2 As the "Chitrar* is not I*. .1 fkong until Sunday* rZ.^'^ she is not expected to urr V »t I ™K o7 nt Vu arly oa Thursiav J* Ul J 27 T e actual tim the^?S Ls due wUI be advised later but expected that she will sail
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    Local Rubber Chairman Criticises Barter Scheme
    456 2 Singapore, Friday. k7 FHF] outlook for the rubber industry seems more encouraging-," said Mr. 11. Renton at the annual general meeting of Punggor Rubber Estates Ltd. held .to-day. "The world stock position is reliably estimated at 386,418 tons, equal to rather less than four
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      40 2 pSm PRO FES SO| ggjgj ILMUDDIN and Roro copi BtMor n Study tn Prance Italy, fy- I id. II ilta and U' vll piMittvelv -n..A \< i how to I In. BuHineiia, Fn. D( !,d REX HOTEL, Singapore. (Tr! No. :.,,(h.
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    Watch German Propaganda!
    410 3 Watch German Propaganda! \ii:iSpf Singapore, Friday. Lffl BROTHERS' sensatZ Pi^ure, "Confess.ons Tt* spy" was given a 1 Iming to the Smgar r h-morning. The re P r banned by b 2* i > assed by is mmm_ J s Bll pS espionage m Ame-rP-ald" recent trials m rorfc Wthougn Turrou,
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    SECONDARY WIFE STEALS FROM PRINCIPAL WIFE
    343 3 Inspector Doubts Story Of Mysterious Intruder Singapore, Friday. THIS is a story of two women who married the same man and lived in the same house. Yesterday mormng at 5 o'ciock, a», usual Lee Chee Wa. who keeps a porfc shop on the ground
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    Iron Lung Demonstrated In Singapore
    93 3 Singapore. Friday. OVER fifty doctors attended r. meeting of the British Medical A^ociation (Malaya Branch Southern Div Won; which was held this evening a, the general Hospital. —m Papers were read by member ami then followed by a general The subject for the eveninc wai
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    Housebreaking Alleged
    85 3 Singapore. Friday. VUE Ah Cheong <39» and Ng Ah Hock 1 (30- were produced this morning m Ste fifth police court before Mr. L. C. oh. when the following charge was explained to them. That they at Anglo-Chinese »gh commit theft "of three suit cases an d contents
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    OUTBURST IN COURT
    55 3 Singapore, Friday. ♦•OENTENCE me to death. It would sbe best,"' exclaimed an elderly Chinese, speaking m Malay, this afternoon, when charged with beg- ging for arms m public. But the magistrate (Mr. Fletcher- Cook) sentenced hnn and others charged at the *ame tune S to the house
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    90-FOOT BRAKE MARKS
    61 3 Singapore, Friday. nLEADING guilty to the charge of, driving negligently at the Junction cl Paterson Hill and Grange Road ana colliding with another car on Jun^ A, FLt G B M. Bell was to-day fined 540, by Mr C H. Whitton. Traffic Judge. FLt. Bell's car left
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      47 3 Are Your Eyes Weak j Have a modern Scien- idgS**^ tific eye examination! W— -^A If glasses are not ft needed none will be \*!J I recommended. I Thompson Optical Co. Qualified Eyesight Specialist* Arcade Bldg., Ground Floor. Tel. 3002 R A Thompson, Dr. ol ocular Sclencft
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      59 3 Silvikrin treatment restores the hair-forming tissues to normal functions. Write for free booklet _"The Natural Way of Hair Culture." SILVIKRIN BRILLIANTINE For Hair-dressing and WaveItting. Also protects the Scalp cc from Dandruff and Loss of Hair, rom all Chemists, High-class Stores and Hair-dressers. Sole Distributors: lAHAMIN PENHAS 117-125 Cecil Street.
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      185 3 GiddinessA Danger to Life! tiiness. breathlessness, fnintness, head pains, cart that 'thumps' after sl,ght t.ert.on. all signs that you need a revrtalmng. beatifying course of Phyllosan tables. •Phyllosan' tablets will revitalise your blood strengthen your heart, rejuvenate your arteries and correct your blood pressure. Mrs wr ,tes •"I >m find
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  • REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
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      BULLION MARKET
      28 4 London, Friday. GOLD nBtJ 2 Bare :,M F H-M IM*H SILVER S l)o t Hi 13 16 10 13 16 fSnrtrd i f r >'« WM lo
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      METAL MARKET
      16 4 T.m STANDARD ro-d;iv Change r Tnoon E2M OM Ff-rward a: 1225 i I 'i
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      60 4 Previous To-div L nclun F 'i RI'BBER Quietly .steady oL ril C Spot Buyers 85 16 83a quiel Sellers 87 16 37 16 l.< Forward August Buyers 85 16 Sellers 87 16 8 7iV 2nd Forward September Buyers 83 8 Sellers 87 16 hi? 3rd Forward Oct Dec.
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      PRODUCE
      83 4 PALM OIL (Malay) Previous To-day 1 1 F g In bulk July. Aug. COPRA (Straits, F.M.S.) nUM nomina u«h July shipment rQi7« nn min,i S AGO FLOUR (Sarawak) nommal £1C26 July Aur. shipment 9 sellers TAPIOCA Seed Pearl Ist quality 93j Singapore* July Shipment 13 6 .sellers n PEPPER
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      133 4 London. Fnj IA Previous To-day n, Distillers 94 9 94 10V Dunlop Rubber 27 3 27 3 General Electric 743 743 Imperial Chemical Industries 28<7 l 28 7 Imperial Tobacco 1313 1313 Anglo-Dutch 22 6 22 1' Canadian Pacific 43 S London Tin 3 ji 3 iV
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      51 4 RTBBER New York. Jn Market Tone P us T °-?W Chai Spot o Steady Steady P Buyers I<M* 16 916 -11 Forward Oct Dec S ellen 161ilG *****6 era uc cc. Buyer? 16 1116 16^ -11 tin" Sellers 16 J3 16 163^ -11 Market Tone Spot Qlllcl
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      47 4 London. Friday tt t> i Previous To-day Chan TT 1 AmcS, lf losm S Middle rate) 176.72 Unchanged Tt on £2? ICloSing middle r ate) 8.74 5 8 8.75 18 i TT on I&nnV? C J SII g Selling rate 4 3 4 Nominal Unchanged
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      Judge's Sympathy For Rash Driver's Family
      328 4 Singapore, Friday. J^l-. vi jckj M that while he sympathised with the position of accused's iamily he must inflict a penalty sufficiently heavy to impress en others the seriousness of this offence, Mr C. H. Whitton. Traffic District Judge and Magistrate, to-day sentenced Tan
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      Fraser's Daily Report
      110 4 Fraser 's Daily Report Tin Singapore, Friday. Tin at midday was $133, down ft, anc e m Snot" Rubber at 4 J clock The London market yesterday showei wth the a acT ce H ai l d T aU Street was easier with the Industrial average down 1 40 nnfJi
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    FRASER & COMPANY
    178 5 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends Singapore, July 21. 5 p.m. Company D ndend Books Close Total fof TIN Date Ex Div year Ipoh Tin 16d. July 17 9 3 8% Payable Date Total lor Kampong Lanjut 6d. No. 12 July 26 Aug 2 July 27 2Va% Kinta Kellas 2fc%
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    DOCKS & SHARES
    580 5 DOCKS SHARES L By Fraser t, Company ,uly 21. 5 p.m. 38,- tfftfeJ 19i9 20 9 p0 0.72 0.76 |M 18 9 19 9 r i*tt<* 8 3' 2 9--19 6 21UIOC 614 64Fatt 032 034 24-25 6x6 Tin g 6|3 Bunting 13 3 i 4 6cd 0 Till Idfi
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    178 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore. Friday. Ayer Wengs 0.71 0.73 Batu Selaiigors i-£ Hong Fatts o*l QM Hongkong Tin 18j w° Tplphn>; 0.54 0.50 Kamunting Tin »J KatuTin 2016 216 Kents li 9 Z| KillinghalLs 13 J; 14 j? Kramats g Kuchais L H Laruts 4 4 'J Linguls I- 4
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      127 5 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. Bstablished by Royal Charter AD. 1824 Incorporated m the Netherlands. (Netherlands Trading Society* BANKERS AMSTERDAM Paid Up Capital f 40,030,000.- Reserve Fluid 10.500.n00 London Correspondents NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK LIMITED Head Office: AMSTERDAM Branches: Holland.— Rotterdam, The Hague, a:% 64 branches and sub-branches a* smaller places Netherlands
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      247 5 DEBENTURES AND LOANS Ujynard Co. Ltd $30,000 3 r; 1937 red. 1962 $2,750,000 t j Apr. 30 Oct. 31 90 100 norn s JJJ May 15, Nov. 15 y JO 2 K^** MUNICIPALITY 1938 red. 1958 $4,000,000 f 01 "Jd. 1940 $400,000 Int. Int May 15, Nov. 15 y »Urn
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    FIGHTING COOLIE BOUND OVER
    180 6 FIGHTING COOLIE BOUND OVER Singapore. Fridajj^H THIRTEEN Chinese, two of whom fll I* their heads swathed m bandai™ and four Tamils were charred fl affray m -the Third Police Court, fl morning. H The men, alleged to have been fl I volved m a "free-for-all" at fl 1 Alexandra Brickworks
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    Law Notice For To-Day
    20 6 Meeting of the Rules Comi 10 a.m. fl Before the Senior Deputy mm 10 a.m.: —Taxations'.
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      259 6 The ICE FOLLIES of 1939 v I which \ou cannot afford to m j sv mm,-/-POSITIVELY LAST Dal mf^ 3 5 6 b 9 B @C [CA?I TOJ M.G.M.s Dazzling shou „f shou/^E 1 W "icefollie! I OF 1939"¥ l[\ JOAIV CRAWFORD H Lew Ayres, Lewis St«,;:c -indßs The International
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      193 7 \^a J Ammh -•■> ■•■•■•■••fr ,n COMMANDS S UN TALKIE j &V- (NEW WORLD) Kichardson will take j 7.30 TO-NIGHT 9-30 B p e* Placed o& I Walt Disney's Masterpiece j who is on leave j *i.«U While j I and the j B!^ W m I Seven Dwarfs*' HAM
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      169 7 jf I POSITIVELY LAST 4 SHOWS TO-DAY! j I 11 A.M. 3-15, 6-I5 and 9-I5 P.M. r •a 1' DON THF I %1 j AMECHE RITZ BROTHERS i ~ZZ A Musical Comedy Version ol ALEXANDRE DUMAS' t _^9 i THE THREE MUSKETEER j i 3 v "J imiiii IARNEs"^ GLORIA
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Saturday, July 22, 1939. FAR EAST TENSION
    313 8 MORNING TRIBUNE Saturday, July 22, 1939. FAR EAST TENSION JHK fall m the value of the Chinese dollar has produced what are described as chaotic conditions m Shanghai. 'There is no business; everything has been completely paralysed," was the comment of one commercial magnate on the state of affairs I
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    HITLER says he WILL GET DANZIG by the END OF AUGUST
    987 8  - HITLER says he WILL GET DANZIG by the END OF AUGUST Madame Tabouis Jsy- IN Paris there is by now hardly any hope tliat a full threeparty pact between Britain, Prance and Ki.rsia will be signal. It li at least real used that the I. us lan.s do not want
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    CRITICALLY INJURED
    88 8 f Singapore. FrldoM SEQUEL to a collision between a and a pedestrian on Serangoon was heard m the Traffic Court v where One Theam Huat, the d 1; the car. was charged with caW M vous hurt to Noor Mohamed oy w V negligently on July 20. tfohan^B
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    COMPLETE BREAKDOWN IN PALESTINE SCHEME?
    1139 9 Outrages Are Resumed Jerusalem, July 20. HE recent lull m terrorist activities ended this morning when five Arabs were killed and eight wounded m eight oarate shooting incidents m and around Telaviv, Rehovoth 5 Petahtiqua. Traffic is suspended m the three towns.— Lfpr Loudon. July
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      24 9 Pof r Convenience "ORE OR AFTER THE SHOW ft l\E At The :apitol "KTAURANT h S >' d »ey Rock oysteri R„ AND v.rawberrtc, Obtainable.
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      83 9 1 TNI TRUI TONIC POOD ■HlWU^HffiiJ lllllllll 1 J m mm mm -db r THi \R___T LABEL A ♦♦ll I ."White iabei" White Label UJ scotch Whis* 1 I _M °f GREAT AQE j. I Jj^H <£: pfRT>I 1 1 i*h^^hl Itnever Varies I-i SOLE AGENTS: SIME, DARBY Co., Ltd.
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    MAJESTIC SPLENDOUR
    145 10 SYDNEY WOOIIJ.KSON, apparently quite recovered from the disappointment caused by his failure m the "Mile df the Century* at Princeton, sained bis fifth successive mile championship at the Amateur Athletic Association's meeting at the White City, London. Wooderson, covered (he distance m 4 minutes 11.9 seconds, which was
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    CANADA'S NATIONAL MEMORIAL
    65 10 CANADA'S NATIONAL MEMORIAL a slm^d W l 2*l "-l^tahm of C^aJL h0 fc Jd O 22? SZEL UnVCllcd with fittin^ ceremony by His Majesty, King Geo** I assemoled to take part n the ceremonies. This «€dtatSo2S^^ Q int be th »< J '^ea with the crowd of 10,000 war veterans
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    Fashions At The Royal Regatta
    110 11 Fashions At The Royal Regatta AT HENLEY on the last day of the Royal Regatta, there were still many fashions to be seen by way of hats and gowns. The one above shows a wool embroidered straw hat featuring the tiny crown motif blended with a very wide brim. On
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    BRAVO ALICE!
    93 11 I lARBLE (U.S.A.) decisively beat Kay Stammers Ml Britain) 6—2, 6—o m the final of the women's singles 1 c Wimbledon lawn tennis championships, London. This to 3hows Miss Stammers (right) congratmla,ting Miss .burble after the match. Planet News AWMmmi >nanc «nd ouu. I m Hollywood. Mrs. Jack
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    Accessories Can Make Or Break Your Costume
    920 12 Accessories Can Make Or Break Your Costume |N spite of aU that has been writte on the suojt-ct of accessories, many of us spend too large a portion ot our clothes' budgets on jjowns and coats, although we all admit that accessories can make or break a costume. The general
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      22 12 MANILA SHOP RAFFLES HOTEL AH Baby Clothing at reduced prices. :X: Sports Clothes a Speciality. :X: DRESSMAKING INDERTAKEN AT VERY HOMUH CHARGES.
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      50 12 "MAXIXE* 9 LAD.ES' HAIRDREJSING Ai.lt BEaiTTyTaLON. Have hair PEBMANEN^7^AVED^T NEW WIRELESS MACIKE W?ai OT n l. d H S a C H m, rt qUlClc and excellent Results. we also specialize ln Facial Beauty Treatment and ■m Max Factor Co.our Harmony Make-Ups. RAFFLES HOTEL B^ST^. BRAS BASAH Telephone 2868. au
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    Bridal Gowns
    485 13 Take A Fragile Trend DK1DES, when they choose the conventional gown, with long flowing skirt frothy veil and exquisite bouquet, are alway.s beautiful, bul this season they can be more lovely than ever, thanks to the whims of Fashion which have taten a quaint and fragile trend. Whether
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    Forty Yards Of Fabric
    160 13 I 2 go to make this magnificent U bridal gown which is to oe **?cii m tht 20th. Century-Fox film I 'Forecasts of Fashion," now shov. iw at the Alhambra. I even parasols, may be added to complete the picture. The more statuesque type of bride
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      141 13 JFV Wj*^" TMkT JtiA -^S.-y^3M^^^BP?MKftJ--- -ifjß •*■**> V *20ttmVF^--mmWV9UMir^ "jdffj^^^V that has never RECIPE 1 Wlatched and which has made famous m Malaya for over twenty for baking or boiling ii u r n thr ,incsl ,lams are wluirt for thc PINEAPPLE HAM vi procp *"> Wfiiih produces their won.n,\,
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    UNKNWON
    133 15 'ma mm, mm TO-DAY i Brunei and Labuan 1 A parcels only) an d Dungun (Parcels only) vitainx Ue s Indies: -Bagan V Sumatra, S. East j Moluccas and By x pk bas and Singkawang Miri prepaid at special Marudu July 22 3.30 p.m. Santhia 22 3 p.m Hakozaki
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    UNKNWON
    56 15 L from Netherlands fi XL.M.) to day Delivery its' letters only 4 p.m and veries of letters and parcels: on the same day. fected irom Europe etc. by Air (XL.M.) to day, .holders' letters only 7.30 y and general delivery ofl i. or. Monday, kcted from China and Japan!
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    SOLDIER FINED
    141 15 Singapore, Friday. AT the conclusion of the continued hearing of the case m which Pri-! Mate Dainton, a British soldier, was I charged on three counts, driving neg?i-[ gently, driving without a licence and driving when not covered by a third party insurance policy, Mr. C. H. Whlt-i
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    UNKNOWN
    18 15 m (Netherlands) despatch- »ore en July ll and 13 Bp<' In London on July 17 and! B^
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    Customs Fail To Prove Case
    374 15 (From Our Own Correspondent > Muar, July 21. interesting case was heard l>% Inche Haron bin Ahmad, when a member of the theftiar community Somo Chetty, was produced before Inche Haron bfa Ahmad charged with possession of dutiable goods, to wit 10 bottles of sandalwood
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    Germany To Aid Rumanian Agriculture
    133 15 Germany To Aid Rumanian Agriculture Bucharest, July 21. (PEHMANY and Rumania have signed a protocol providing for vast schemes to improve Rumanian agriculture. This is one of a series of practical tocuments whereby Germany hope? to implement the Rumanian economic pact. According to a well-informed German source, tne protocol is
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    INDEX NUMBERS FOR CABLE TRAFFIC
    49 15 INDEX NUMBERS FOR CABLE TRAFFIC The following are Index, nnmElrs representing the estimated trtfiftc receipts of Cable and Wireless Limited, .as related to comparable traffic in 'he y*?ar 1929 based at 100:— June 1939 65.9 j Average for 1938 69.3 j 1 Average for 6 months 1939 703 f
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      263 15 t"\S IMIILLP LIKE. (Incorporated m Australia) NEXT SAILINGS Due Sails. July 30 Aug. 4 am Aug. 31 Sept. 4 rates IIP tickets from Sin &apore to Australia issued at the "WSS^ Brisba or M/SVDXEY u^ 56*2.86 Ist class $4.10.71 2nd class return $681.48 Ist class $456.42 2nd class E BANK
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      72 15 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD, (APCAR LINE) FOR HONG KONG, SHANGHAI, MOJI, KOBE AND OSAKA j "SHI It A L A 8,000 TONS SAILING JULY 27 AT 3 P.M. The above ve f v 1 has excellent modern accommodation for First Saloon and ;eco?id Salocn passengers. 3pecial Hohdav Return
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      143 15 SHIPS IN DOCK SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Entrance Exit SHIP Godown Gate Gate Kum^ang 18 2 3 Aase Maersk 16 2 3 Pangkor 14 2 3 Hakozaki Maru 13 2 3 Meonia 11 2 3 Ajax 9 2 3 Santhia 7 2 3 Perak 31 2
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    THE MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE CHAPTER 133
    2131 16 THE MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE CHAPTER 133 Siiujapon. M Hue i Municipal O. ]33» that it i proposed to n u« Limit., oi the s,n „o i and Who *J«L2ttlsJ£l ited to make thui ObJ« <>; m >* writing IO the Colon:a: Secret, ry i ,-der that th- MM may be MM
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    BRITISH CONCERN FOR REFUGEES
    172 16 BRITISH CONCERN FOR REFUGEES London. j uU :1 PRESIDENT Itoostvelts mvi. for a meeting i„ *p£2* Governments interested n '?7 for aiding refugees was support','!^ Sir Samuel Ho are m s j££* dinner to members of the i v Governmental Refugees' (omn^ m London last night. H He said the
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    Royal Garden Party Dropped
    87 16 Royal Garden Party Dropped t I London. July I WEATHER robbed ten thousands of a Buckingham Palace i i party which had tc be cancelled! last moment ov.ing to the \m downpour of rain after thouaa i guests had already arrived I guests waited for half an hour I i
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    Sheep Dealer's Public Examination
    1080 17 Sheep Dealer's Public Examination I Singapore, Friday. NATIONS that he was being cut left and right by iival cattle livestock dealers so that m the end he was forced to lose money ad- by Mr. Richard James Potter Clarke (s\> of the Changi to bis lordship. Sir Percy McElwaine, m
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    ROYAL VISIT TO WEYMOUTH
    90 17 ROYAL VISIT TO WEYMOUTH London, July 21. Seventy thousand people gave The Majesties with the Princesses Elizabet and Margaret, an enthusiastic welcom when they arrived at Weymouth to em bark on the Royal yacht for a visit k Dartmouth. The Royal Family drov m the open car to the Pier,
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    Hint Of Expropriation In Sicily
    168 17 Hint Of Expropriation In Sicily Rome, July 21. MUSSOLINI has decided to tackle the economic problem of hifi landed estates m Sicily. He declared m an address at the Palazzo Venezia to the Sicilian authorities that landed estates must be deprived of their feudal character and the people that work
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    SOVIET CLAIMS MOST SUBMARINES
    90 17 Moscow, July 21. The claim that Soviet Russia has the wjrld's biggest submarine fleet is made m an article m Pruvda m connection Iwith the U.S.S.R 's first Navy Day on 'Monday, by the Commissar ol Shipbuilding. He declares that the Soviet's submarines alone are sufficient
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    JAPANESE CLAIM TWO SUCCESSES
    50 17 Tokyo, July 21 The walled city of Kaoping describe, as a .strategically important point ii South-east Shansi, was occupied by th< Japanese on Monday and the town Tsehchow. a stronghold of Chinese ir regulars m south-eastern Shansi, j claimed to have been taken on Tuesday Reuter
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    IRONSIDE RETURNS
    94 17 I Warsaw, July 21. len. Sir Edmund Ironside has left b cial plane for Eniland on the comple i of his visit. His <"xact destination is et, but it Ls believed he will join th mary service at Amsterdam. Befon ring, he spoke m Polish to a detachit
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    LORD GRANVILLE
    33 17 London. July 21. i The death is announced of Lord Gran ville.— Reuter. Lord Granville had been British Minuter to Athens, Copenhagen and Th Hague and his last appointment was ii
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    GRACIE FIELDS GETS DIVORCE
    37 17 GRACIE FIELDS GETS DIVORCE B London, July 21. Ie Fields, has been granted a from the theatrical producer Fitt, with wnom she has not liv?d 932. Mr. Justice Bucknill ext cised his discretion m petitioner's favou Reuter
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    TO-DAY'S RACING SELECTION
    1688 18  -  "MARCUS SUPERBUS" (By THE July meeting of tiie Perak Turf Club will be brought to a ciose 1 this afUrnoon when a final card of eight events will be worked off. The majority of the fields are rather small, but this does not detract from the interest
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    Selections
    51 18 Following are selections for this afternoon's racing at Ipoh:— Race I.— POLO. Queen's Course. Race 2 ST. CHARLES. Miss Wendy. Race 3.— TOYMAN: Flying Column. Race 4.— HIVI HIVI. Hercules. Race S.— PATRAMBIC. Miss Sardis. Race 6— ROYAL HAMPTON. Barford. Race 7.— TONROE. Measure. Race B.— KISSING CUP. Silver
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    Monks Hill School Sports
    253 18 Monks Hill School Sports Sinfiapore, Friday. MONKS Hiil School held its first Annual Athletic Sports this afternoon on the School ground. The weather was fine, and there was a large crowd to watch the sports. Cavenagh House won the House Championship. Mrs. R. Walker distributed the prizes Results t ßesults
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    UNKNOWN
    52 18 DV kind permission of tl* I W~ Officer Commanding and M cers of the Royal Air frorteß Band of the Royal Air Force'] play from 4.4:> p.m. and durinrl interval, at Hi t v. -ning's Hjl J Malaya Cup semi-final bftj Singapore and the Combined l k^ j vices.
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    Singapore Table Tennis Championship Meet
    210 18 Singapore Table Tennis Championship Meet Singapore. Salu rfl W WILL Loh Kum Soon, sl pore's table tennis eh« for the past two yean 11 history and win the 11 championship again this I thus becoming the first M to win the Singles charopifl^H for three years m success^* Although Kum
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    CHINESE COLLECT POINTS IN RESERVE DIVISION
    170 19 Fs Unable To Reply Only Goal Scored 1, R.A.F. Rs 0. KSS ami speed were the features of the Reserve Division Ke played at the Stadium yesterday m which the S.C.F.A. EL beat lhe R.A.F. Reserves by the only goal scored m the c
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    DR. S. J. CAMPBELL
    19 19 Dr. S. J. Campbell. Malayan Medical Service, has been seconded to the Government of Brunei.
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    NAVAL RESERVE
    39 19 Commissions as Acrting Sub-Lieuten-uits m the S.S.R N.V.R. have been granted to Mr. C H. White and Mr. R. H. Stevens. The resignation of his commission as Sui -Lieutenant by Mr. A J. Brown has been accepted.
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    FATAL FALL
    94 19 Singapore. Friday. WHILE standing on a ledge at a terrace to view a zinc gutter he had been. asked to repair On July 14, a 45-year-old tin-smith. Low Km. fell on to the ground below, a diop *of about 12 feet, when the ledge gave way. Low Kin
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    DR. H. M. NEVIN
    20 19 Dr. H. M. Nev n, Pathologist, Institute for Medical Research. FM.S has Leen promoted Pathologist, Penang.
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    UNKNWON
    34 19 Itions of Mr. S. Wright, le 11, Prisons Department, Adcocfc and Mr. B. Nicnol rade 111 to Grade I and pectlvdy are gazetted mmissioners issued -p for sterling rendon during the week end-
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    UNKNWON
    280 19 N Engineers reserves beat the Manchester reserves by four ye' terda" X tTVt division lea S"e soccer match played at r j P^sed from the start, over the bar. m the nexi ra fr rs J lttack^ again ran clean through the Tads' gre a .shot near the upL^
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    Registration Of Rice Dealers
    564 19 ITIRST concrete step in the matter of rice control in the Colony has been taken wiib the publication, in the Government Gazette last rticrht. of an order bringing into operation the Food Control Ordinance (Part 2). A system of registration of rice dealers-- iirp rters. exporters,
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    Funeral Qf Mr.J.P. Reutens
    326 19 Funeral Qf Mr.J.P. Reutens Singapore, Friday. THE death took place after a very short illness at the residence of his daughter Mrs. G. Perry, of Mr. Joseph Philip Rentens, late of the Sarawak Government Service, at the ajre of 70 years. Mr. Reutens, who had made his home m Singapore
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    THE GAZETTE
    109 19 Mr. J. Fletcher-Cooke, M.C.S., has been appointed to act as Third Magistrate, Singapore, and has been appointed Police Magistrate and Assistant District Judge, for Singapore, Penang and Malacca. Mr. J. Falcolncr, M.C.S., has beea appointed Police Magistrate for Singapore, Penang and Malacca, and Collector of Land Revenue and
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    JAPANESE SUFFER 200 CASUALTIES
    156 20  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Slanuhai. J"l> l T HOI SANDS v. Japanese and bogus troops «n hinshsien and Mmm hrn joined forces with those m Wu>i md Jouchens In an attack on Kuamhiiiku Iho days ago. Tbe ms mj bmemr, fSosd I pene:,te the Chime II
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    JEWISH AGENCY REPLIES
    144 20 London. July 21. j The Jewish Agency for Palestine c fuses to be made m any way responsible or the inevitable consequences of the I ioveniment.s immigration ix)licy. de- lares a Jewish Agency .statement, following Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald's speech n the House of Commons. It reiterates
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    Crisis Passed In Tokyo Conference
    440 20 Tokyo. July 21. |N unoon*** -port iiuu "^J*** <*££ Amiiacsador tv Tokyo) and Mr. Arita (Japanese roreign |JKmS Rachel agreement on genera, ou^ior* ornnng ihe background to the Tientsin issues. Mr. Arita eporteti to I!!,. S KSrter (Mr. Hiranuna. after the meeting. i a Fordgn
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    WHEAT REACHES NEW LOW LEVEL
    153 20 WHEAT REACHES NEW LOW LEVEL London, July. 2l. CAUTIOUS pre- weekend bear covering caused a sharp rally m Liverpool wheat prices this morning, but not until a fresh low level of 3 4--7 8 pence per cental had been reached. Meanwhile, delegates from Canada, the United States, Argentina and Australia,
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    Princes And Federation
    89 20 Simla, July 21. JHE time limit for the Princes' reply regarding accession to the federation has been extended from Juiy 26 to Sept. J m response to thc request of the Rulers of certain Punjab States. It k stated the extension has been granted m order to
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    BRITISH NAVAL VISIT TO TURKEY
    102 20 London, July 21. Preparal on« are beim; mude In Ut.:nbul for the olflciai receptor., of Admiral Sir Andr.-w Cunningham Commander m Chief of the British Meet m the Mediteiranean, who will arrive there m his flagship. Warspite *O.5}U tuns, on Aug. 20. On the sume
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    HOLLAND AWAITS ROYAL BIRTH
    96 20 I I Amsterdam, July 11. Planes have been banned for an area Of three miles aiound Soe.stdijk Palace where Princess Juliana is expecting the I birth of a second baby shortly. The ban comes into effect on Aug. 3. In anticipation of the event, a new
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    Britain & Sarawak Protection
    133 20 Britain Sarawak Protection (From Our Own Corre^po^ Londoi, Jui^B" £APT Plugge asked tht SeH of State for rhe ColoniesW Commons to-day to what qx\M British Government is pledgl case of emergency, to proteM existence of Sar.nvak, ciidv^h the Government of Saravnk^B made any contribution to the^H tenance of the British
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    CREDITS FOR NEW ZEALAND
    125 20 CREDITS FOR NEW ZEALAND London, JutjH SATISFACTION is expressed ifl circles at the aunoumemafl agreement has been reached ml ciple that credits up to nine fl pounds are to be made availafl New Zealand, under the facilifl the export credits guarantee >cfl to assist m the financing of infl including
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    CHINA MISSION DAMAGE
    89 20 London. JujH IN the Hotise of Comnioi ts 1 R. A Butler iltorelgn u^fl letary). hi a written reply oert Gibson (Lab.. p^^H t-.at according to reports i lord Halifax damage had w i to the premises 01 the .HYmMiM Mission at Linfun MjMggf 1 South Shansi.
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    TEST CRICKET
    42 20 London ;^K Sunshine is drying the wj 1 Manchester after fl second cricket test p«*g* fl ire bright if the w«* ■|m rhe West Indies goto** fl Grant, Jeff Stoll, Me. v fll Sealey, Cameron, Co I Vtartindale, Hylton and
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  • MORNING TRIBUNE SPORTS SUPPLEMENT
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      13 1 MORNING TR IBUNE SPORTS SUPPLEMENT 107 A* >2 Evcrv Saturda> Malayan Cricket Review
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      UNKNWON
      2241 1 Th r sed the homesters* ;n ha;-*!. «;i eng gh. ricket to remain unbeate: 4|j td W i redit. Perak Notes Perak cricket, now that the m- terstate came*, are. over and th»j season is slowly but >teadiiy riruwhtg to a close. i« en the wane. The pas: week-end
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      Senior Division Soccer At The Stadium
      41 2 Senior Division Soccer At The Stadium The S.C.C. arc. lhc Manchesters met for the second time m the senior dn. .on of th* league, and as m their first encounter, they were only able to collect one point off each other.
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      DOWLING IN FORM WITH BAT & BALL
      602 2 DOWLING IN FORM WITH BAT BALL Fort aiming Notes 4T Tanglin, Fort Canning easily beat Raffles Institution by 72 runs. Taking first knock the Institution received a shock when Ponnambalam was cleared bowled by Baker with the first ball of the match. The next pair, however, settled down and added
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      SERVICES SHOULD MAKING SOCCER HISTORY TO-DAY
      662 2 On. Si Inai Joiiispon«l«ni Thinks Thai T h,B But Singapore Has Got T» Match Temperament^ ASSOCIATION Football still continues to claim the inteitB 11 Seietar and following: the airmen's 3—l victory at (31 over the Royal Artillery on Monday conies the news th] airmen
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      ELOUIS'S NEXT FIGHT WILL BE OVER 20 ROUNDS
      98 3 t giish Offers Turned Down y Promotor Mike Jacobs iwvvciolit crown is resting firmly on his dusky looks once more and promoters anc 1 h siedne him with offers for his next bout. It had been hoped ihat MgtAtrnana ,er; are m
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      921 3 101 IS received approximate- M for his H m'ns- 3 ;j U. ficht with Galento, and J >ht his total earnings for his our ful its io exactly £100,000. lento, by remaining on his for 11 mins. 39 sees, broke an Gshing average Held by Louis. f to his
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      U. S. Sabre Champion
      65 3 NORMAN ARMITAOE. of the Fencers Club, captured the national outdoor sabre championship of tne United States for the sixth lime since was gmg^ 1927 dtf eating Miguel Capmes, Jf ie Salle Santelli Club, m a fenceoff match at New York. «n, Armitflce a former OlympicMMMR won
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      HOSTAK REGAINS HIS WORLD TITLE
      325 3 HOSTAK REGAINS HIS WORLD TITLE IE riOSTAK of Seattle, regained the world middleweight championship and avenged himself for ormer defeat when he beat Solly <rieger, the Brooklyn boxer, by a iechnical knock out, m the fourth •ound at Seattle. Washington. Hostak. who was given a 10 tol etawee h beat
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      SELANGOR'S ATHLETES ARE IN THEIR PEAK FORM
      390 4 SELANGOR'S ATHL ETES ARE IN THEIR PEAK FORM It. L. SpoH* .Xolcs Ismail's Performance To-day Will Be Illuminating |S.MMI/S amazing time of 94 5 seconds for the hundred yards at last week's Police sports h*s raised the usual controversy here which m past years, followed the amazing times put forward
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      ST. JOHN'S SPORTS
      147 4 Thoong. the tall, might, following the excellent training at the Selangor Training Centre, make a few improvements. Once again there has been a reshuffling of runners for Clubs and Associations In the relay events. Last year the Eurasian association represented by runners who m previous years were
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      Unknowingly Held World Record For Four Years
      148 4 Unknowingly Held World Record For Four Years MISS Barbara Burke, the Soutl African Olympic and E"> pire games runner, has held world record for four 1* without knowing it. At the South African champtojj m 1935 Miss Burke smashed the nau record by covering 100 yards m v ends. Some
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      40 4 will win again this week-end-Thanks to the enthusiasm i M Cooke. Macdonald Clancy, „^1 nthers, Selangor is far mo:e < d -minded now than ever hi for excellent entry received nf t he Is a very definite indicate m Lhu.--ia.sni. 9
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      'Queen's" Cup Tennis Tourney Reaching Its Final Stages
      883 5 TANGLIN SPORTS NOTES American Tourney In Full Swing HARDING has entered the final of the Medics QUEEN'S CUP having beaten HASLER m the serriflnal comfortably. He now meets the winner of MURFITT ani GrLANCY. It is not expected that this game will
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      NAZI'S 'DE-ANGLICISE" GOLF
      161 5 NAZI'S 'DE-ANGLICISE" GOLF 8 a sequel io the Reich Govern--1 ment's anti-British campaign ou raging m Germany, a leading erlin golf club has decided to "denglicise" golfing expressions. notice has been posted up m tho )-house requesting members to subsuggcstions for German terms for various golf expressions which are present
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      Empire Champion Wins South African Marathon
      133 5 ""> L, OLEMAN, the Empire J Marathon i.hampion, has won m 9 19th runn ing of the comrades "urathon, from Maritzburg to Durrer,~"? dlstance of 54 miles— in the anT- t,me of 6 ho u r s 22 minutes JP a blonds. aiTS 11,
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      COLLEGE BOYS AND CO-EDS AT PLAY
      19 5 COLLEGE BOYS AND CO-EDS AT PLAY lhe thread aid needle race m progress at Raffles College sports last Saturday
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      DUTCH WOMEN'S GOLF WON FOR THIRD TIME BY ENGLISH GIRL
      342 6 DUTCH WOMEN'S GOLF WON FOR THIRD TIME BY ENGLISH GIRL mm. nnt'l 0 l r Dutch Wotr.m h ,,ns) M «u,,-.i e«fion tn the fma o b I ii,. whirl. would bat hd >""<" upal n nc W h Khe mad.- he I he, drire HR ,d \iiv. tl' »fl
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      Hawaksby Gets His 100 Wickets
      427 6  -  Changi Garrison gsegsdgsdgsdf |N a cricket match ar Changi tbe Royal Engineers gained a narrcfa victory over the S.C.R.C. by 13 runs. Batting first, the Chinese put up a stout resistance against the keen bowling, G*i Kee Tian and Low Kee l\>w both playing good
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      India And 1940 Olympic Games
      193 6 India And 1940 Olympic Games gTATING that one should participate 4 for the glory 0 f Sport" His Highness The Maharaja of Patiala, president of the II Ail-India Olympic Association, II urges that India should com- I pete m the next Olympic garnet, I This is m reply tn a
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      UNKNOWN
      143 6 JN case Ttymmy Goodwin or Ber-fIJ tie Bennett exceeds his world rt-H cord of 62,657 miles cycling m iH year, Ossie Nicholson, .the AustnHl lian cyclist who made many x.-m cords m Great Britain, is preparityHß to set out on another year's odinM m 1940. Goodwin and Bennett on
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      Soviet Athletes And Ban
      65 7 Soviet Athletes And Ban CO VIET athietes want to compete anai nstf th< men ol othej nations, and are the autl|orities to lift tha ban on smh contests. Sever; oinent athletes. Interviewed by "Ym:v.sny Sport", the official sports al of the U.S.S.R., state if the ol uTlormance is to b»*
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      Small Montana For Australia
      95 7 chtfni kf)ntan a, a former flyweight as a n „f the world, now appearing fcht n am; has accepted terms to alia under the manageleave 'v-^a Sports. Ltd. He will this month 7 y about the middle of ka°hi! a I? a a llu Pino living
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        303 7 I Week's j I Honours j List I R (Mbo Benders Match tV'jabbar .M.F.A. vs. St. LlrtSlirt .Genuang C. C. vs. f /^f.Undergrads. vs. E P 1 -eiidge 'Non Benders Match L .Non Benders Match E SSdIP Sii*h .Undergrada. vs. S*?iion .Non Benders Match J, piall (C< A vs. T.A.R.C.
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      WILL THE SIX FURLONG RECORD BE LOWERED AT IPOH TO-DAY?
      709 8 WILL THE SIX FURLONG RECORD BE LOWERED AT I POH TO-DAY? TURF TOPICS (Hv "Marcus Supcrim* POUTB ruin, mamlara had Ur.««* ~*y***i*™*aZ -Jft ftf.SL'Srt :iS £AS f the itron) l>rrk< n. IhM Unit' m. num v A luil-ni; ran fur <ur >:>iint I lampions. Tl < OUt ight ci nine
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      Pioneer Greyhouner Trainer's Ambitions Project
      195 8 Pioneer Greyhouner Trainer's Ambitions Project A. R. HARMON, one of the pion«J trainers at Stamford Bridge. first joined the Chelsea course it opened on July 31st, 1933, is ing a tremendous drive to bring ho« UOO winners before the course c~ lebrates its sixth anniversary. Harmon, the man responsible for
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      No Polish Regatta At Danz
      43 8 By order of the Prefect o MP -olish Regatta at Danzis .i^ M ,aye been held at the end oi 1 >een forbidden. ld r egulaß The regatta has been I r,.,. iu-. noc-f IQ von IV. m\\
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