Malaya Tribune, 16 June 1938

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales yoi WVII. -No. 142. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday, June 16, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1938 FIVE CENTS.
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      120 1 I THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The I MORNING I S I saves time I T I" about 4 days it attains (he same stn-i^th 1 ordinary Portland cement in 2H days, thus saving J&BSfr considerable tune a:-U money and overhead >Vs v 2, At the same ago "Fcrrocrc'c"
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      146 1 Read The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya I 1 FROM JO TO J CENTS PER SQUARE FOOT BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AT "GROVE ESTATE" AREAS FROM 9,725 Square Feci TO 26,000 Square Feet CREDIT FONCIER D'EXTREME-ORiENT. j MEYER CHAMBERS (3rd Floor) rhr pwu ,0 use for ma!nt*n ance Of a
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES FOR INDIA BURMA SERVICE
    613 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES FOR INDIA BURMA SERVICE Naming Ceremony 17TH SHIP FOR TIIK 8.1. CO. Hpr{ p: i win-screw passenger ami MTgo atffHIWOT Anna, launched from the Neptune yard of Messrs. Swan, Hunter and Wigham Rtehardaon, Ltd., is ihe seventeenth vessel the firm has built tor the British India Steam
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    BOATMEN'S PETITION
    151 2 Chungking. THREE .steamers purchased from a Hankow tirm for the purpose of opening a ferry service have arrived here, and will be put into operation within three weeks. Local sampan coolies have addressed a petition to the Government demanding the postponement of the service. As an clternjative, the
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    A MOST OUT-OF-DATE FLEET
    246 2 A Bitf Subsidy For French Shipping THE Decree just published in the Oh\--1 cial Journal raising the State subsidy to the Mercantile Marine from the equivalent of £31,250 to £189,500 will, it i far hoped, result in 50,000 tons' of mnv j shipping being produced in
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    ITS WORLD-WIDE ACTIVITIES
    254 2 Work Of The British Sailors' Society The Lord Mayor presided at the annual meeting of the British Sailors' Society, held in London. Opening the proceedings, he said that the work of the Merchant Navy was largely out of sight and tended to become out of mind. It
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      481 2 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA uruiarparaied in England). i Q s. O.'a SAILINGS. <11 I WARDS. Due. i onnage, S*pore ibja DER/ ltiuuo June 17 RANFURiI i/uuu July 1 BAJ GAD >RE ti.uOo July 2 ft AW ALP IN I'l 17.000 July IL> <• >. I 15.000 July 29 BHI »5,10u
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      334 2 MMIIIL HOIIIIAY ritllMS J j To: Bangkok Saiffra j (ANGKOR PNOM PENH) j By Li»xuriou? One Class Motorships. j Iron. Pfemig P.S'ham Malacca m.s. M Juilandia (13,100 tons) 14-1 15-6 16-G is-.; 1 m.s. Meotlia" (II.UUO 5-7 G-7 7-7 9-7 \m .s Al.su «12.500 t 25-7 27-*3 2H-7 ji»c m..s.
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      367 2 B Dcutscb A us tralische DampfsehifTs Gesellschaft j (Companies incorporated In Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore 193« t m.s. DUIBDURG via Manila J line 22 t in..s. SAUERLAND via Manila July 6 mis. HIIEINLAND via Manila July 19 HOMEWARD. HOI
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      438 2 STEAMER BA!!,JNCS BNORDDEI m k LLO1 1), (IncorpojuiM! ft The undernoted ar* the Con intended fixtures:— OUT WAP 11. For MANILA, HONGKONG SH NORTH CHINA and JAPA! Due B*po c, I "DONAU" omits Hongko and Japan "POTSDAM" omits X S "NECKER" omits Manila HOMEWAKh For HOLLAND. HAMBURG H Sails f•
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      623 3 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS PUBLIC NOTICES Singapore Municipality TENDERS. *»VDERS are now invited for the nixing materials or service. For Hrulars see Municipal Tender Room particular* Qf ao§lQg and installation ol I trie Wiring Fittings at pu ax (Deposit 12 noon, 14th July, IS3B. ol Metal, Metal Tools, Drums Gas Works. Kal-
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      695 3 j PUBLIC NOTICES m i NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY given that our salesman Mr. Lee Chye Choon is no longer in our service and he has no authority whatsoever to transact any I business on our behalf. 1 Dated this 14th day of June, 1938. P. A. Regnault's Malayan Paint-
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      600 3 PUBLIC NOTICES i BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 45) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS 1 SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. I NOTICE OF WAGE-EARNER'S ADMINISTRATION ORDER Name of debtor: Veeyana Govindasamy. Address of debtor: Postmen's Barracks, Maxwell Road, 2nd floor, Singapore. Descrtption of debtor: Postman sorter. No. of Proceedings: 159 of
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      404 3 POSITIONS VACANT WANTED—Agents for Silk goods. Pay Rs. 100. Travelling allowance extra. Ask free particulars and Samples Girson Knitting Works, Ludhiana 104. lITANTED for* European firm Chinese ff Market clerk with experience in hardware. On ly men with exDerience and srood references should apply. Box No. 241, Malaya Tribune, Singapore.
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      427 3 WHEN WERE YOU BORN Prof. Randolph Roxroy, well-known Astrologer of The Hague is being besieged by requests for FREE HOROSCOPES as a result of his public announcements to supply 10,000 gratis astral readings. Endorsing his work in the highest terms scores of letters arrive daily from grateful I *ZZT I
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      394 3 Rifle Shooting THE 8k iap< n< FiEfle Association hold a Mjocn shoot on Bukit Tim.ih !?n nge on Saturday afternoon, one spoon bi In put up fv,r those firing SR. (BJ and on? spoon for those firing B.R. Ai cr Service Rifle- as Issued, scores.: S.R. <BJ HPS LSC T).
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    GENERAL BUSINESS CONDITIONS
    479 4 Decline In Industrial Activity THE business reports during April have shown no material improvement. The situation at the end of the Winter indicated that, while the decline in industrial activity had plainly flattened out, there was little reason to expect a Spring rise this year; and developments
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    442 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Wednesday. RUBBER Previous To-day Chans: Tone Quiet Firmer Snot Buyers 5 131G 5 15.16 8 Bpot Sellers 5 1516 6 +I|l6 Ist Forward (July) Buyers 5 13 16 5 15 16 b% Sellers 5 15 16 6 1 16 5 2nd Forward (Ausrfcst) Buyers
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    An Improvement Beyond Expectations
    1793 4 A PROFIT OF £25,019 Report Of Ki'mams Rubber Limited For Last Year 'J'HE twenty-eighth annual general meeting of the Kimanis Rubber, Limited, was held on May 12. at the Office* of the Rubber Growers' Association. 19. Fenchurch Street. London, v ith Mr. Charles Emerson presiding. Mr.
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    PRODUCE
    162 4 Singapore, June IS R. (SianVi W. Coast No. l per Koyai R. <Siam> W. Coast No. 2 per lv R. iSiam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koj Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. I Siam Rice "Lowhway" No 2 Siam Rice Lowhway" No. 3 $lfl Siam "Si .ignway" No. l Siam
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    89 4 DAILY PRICES CURRENT Singapore, Wednesday, noon Buyers. Sellers. No. I.X.R.S.S. in cases •FO B. June i 19% 19 Good FA.Q. in bales 'FOB. Jure i 18 7 No. I.X.R.S.S. Spot-lcose > 'awardable S'ingaoorei do. June 19 5 do. July Sept. 20' 4 2
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      471 4 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. j (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) X CAPITAL: Authorised 140,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up 510,000,CG0.00. j UE\b OI i lCi:. CHINA BUILDING, CUULIA SIttLLT, SINGAPORE. TELEPHONES Managing Director 3i72 Secretary 4014 General Manager 3513 Accountant 3u2(J Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA." LONDON BANKERS: NEW T RK BX:7IZER3: Midland
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      53 4 SAFE DEPOSIT A specially constructed strong-room, protected by a heavy entrance door, contains a- laige number of private safes each fitted with a deed box. These are obtainable at a rental of $5— p.a. upwards according to the size of hte safe required. further particulars from P o BANK. 1
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    862 5 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING a pore, -Juno 15, 5 p.m. Fraser Co. Buyers Sellers 3 4»A 3 9 KuniCam 28 30,--42 6 47 Snom 0.571 2 0.621/ 2 O.GO 0.65 S lin 20- 21- W] ngor 125 1.29 21 22-cd 159 166 0.38 0.42
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    Rubber Areas Unchanged
    88 5 ACREAGES of tappable rubber in Malaya have remained unchanged during May, returning figures identical with Those for April as supplied in statistics supplied by the Registrar-Gene-ral of Statistics. The estimated acreage of tappable rubber for the whole of Malaya totalled 1,873.263 for May and April, this comparing
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    108 5 British Official Wireless London, June 15. Paris 178 25 64 New York 4.97 9 16 Montreal 5.03V 4 Brussels 29.21V 2 Geneva 21.6#% Amsterdam 8.95V 2 Milan 34 V 2 Berlin 12.30% Prague 1427b Copenhagen 22.40 Stockholm 19.39V 2 Oslo 19.90 Vienna nominal Madrid nominal Lisbon 110 Va
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    AMERICAN MARKET DAILY REPORT
    831 5 By S. E. Levy Swan, Culbertson Fritz Singapore, June 16. UTE are indebted to Messrs. S. E. Levy and Co., and Messrs. Swan, Culbeitson and Fritz, Singapore, for the following on American Market conditions:— Messrs. wiute, Weld and Co., New Yoik, report to us by cable
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    246 5 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, June 15, 5 p.m. rnmnanv Dividend Books Total for Company close financial Date Ex Div. year K Payable Date to date Aver Hitan Tin 10% No. 34 June 7 June 27 June 20 75% loss t&x D Maliv 6d No. 17 June 23
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    216 5 4 Maynard Co., Ltd., $30,000 norn Int. Apr. 30, Oct. 31 95 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. 102 norn Mar. 31, Sept. 30 100 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. nom Mar. 31. Sept. 30 1055 1009 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Int. 2 norn Mar. 31, Sept.
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    176 5 Report By Fraser And Co. I Singapore, June 16. MINING. Tin three months £172.15.0 up 36-. Bpot £172 0 0 up 40- and New York 33 cts. up y 4 cent. Cables from London to hand this morning report that the marked in Sterling tin chares Is
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    TIN
    17 5 Singapore, June 16. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— #88 (up $2).
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    RUBBER
    19 5 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 19V4 (unchanged); Sellers 19H (up V 8).
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    329 5 Singapore, June 16. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampats 3 4U 3 9 Ayer Hilams 22 6 23 6cd Bangrins 20 3 21 3 Batu 1.25 1.30 Chenderiangs 15 9 16 9 llitam Tm 0.38 0.43 Hongkong Tin 20 3 21 3 Hrr.g Fatts 1.00 1.05 Jdr
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    ESTATE OUTPUTS
    50 5 The following is a list of outputs for the Estates for the month of May 1938: issued by Messrs Evatt Co. Bukit Timah 7,986 lbs., Changkat 23,049 lbs., Hay tor 11,349 lbs., Indragiri 86,411 lbs., Lunas 34,210 lbs., Nyalas 32,300 lbs., Tapah 72,762 lbs., Ulu Pandan 3,974 lbs.
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    CLUB DIARY OF EVENTS
    253 5 [There are numerous Clubs in Singapore members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the Diary of Events."
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION
    149 5 Prices Realised At Sales Yesterday AT the Singapore Chamber of Com"merce Rubber /.ssociation's 1386 th Auction yesterday, there were: Catalogued 953,595 lbs.—tons 425.71 Offered 699,878 312.44 Sold 625,996 279.46 London-Spot 513 16d. New York-Spot 11 7 8 cents. PRICES REALISED Kibbed Smoked Sheet Cents per lb. Standard
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      254 5 I BOYLES BROS. DRILLING CO., LTD. j TEMPORARY OFFICES: MALAYA: 17, RAFFLES HOTEL, STORE. GRAND HOTEL, IPOII. DIAMOND DRILLING CONTRACTORS MANUFACTURERS. 1 EXPERIENCED CREWS AVAILABLE ON SHORT NOTICE. Consult us about your core drilling problems. WE STOCK READY SET BITS. HEAD OFFICE FACTORY: FAR EAST: VANCOUVER, CANADA. Boyles Bros. Drilling
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      64 5 KWK OF < IIIW (Incorporated in China by Special Charter), 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. MODERN BANKING With branches and subbranches throughout China, and correspondents in all the principal cities of the world, the Bank is well equipped to transact modern banking business of every description. TO-LET OFFICES IN BANK OF
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    158 6 Mails expected from Europe etc (London) by Air I Imperial». Date ol arrival and time of deliveries uncertain. Malls expected from Netherlands Indies by Air iK.L.M.i to-day. Deliveries of boxhoiders' letters only p.m. today and general deliveries of letters and parcels 8.45 a.m. respectively to-morrow. Mails expected horn
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    ACCELERATED DEPARTURE
    21 6 The s.s. Afrika for Philippine Island Mails previously announced as closing at 4 p.m. to-day was closed at noon.
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    23 6 The Air Maiis (Netherlands) despatched from Singapore on June 7 and 9 were delivered in London on June 13 nnd If).
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    War Risk Insurance
    80 6 British Official Wireless. London. June 15 IN course of a speech In a Commons debate the Parliamentary Secretary of the Board of Trade referred to the question of marine war risks. Ke said in view of the change? which had taken place in the method, M warfare
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    JAMAICA STRIKES
    70 6 Reuter. Kingston. June lb, rfiHE Crown case against Bustamente and Grant the Labour leaders arrested after the outbreak of the recent riots and charged with sedition has been withdrawn on condition that they undertook not to disturb the peace and both were released. Bustamente's counsel said Bustamente was
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    TRADE PACT NOT WORKING WELL
    196 6 Disappointment With Russia Reuter. London, June 15. DISAPPOINTMENT with the working of the Anglj-Russian trade agreement was expressed in the Commons by Mr. Oliver Stanley (Board of Trade) in replying to a debate on trade. He said the letter of the agreement was being observed
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    To-day's Diary Of Events SPORT
    53 6 Football: S.A.F.A. Div. II. Fon Canning v. Publishers, SH.B., Div. Ill, S.C.C. II, v. Municipal Services, S.C.C. Malaya Cup. Final Trial, Stadium, j L iwn Tennis: S.L.T.A. Mixed Doubles Final, S.C.C. j Races: Selangor Amateur Meeting, Kuala Lumpur. I Dinner: Old Rafflesians Dinner, G. H
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    AMUSEMENTS
    138 6 ALHAMBRA: "Swing Your Lady 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. PAVILION: "The Amazing Quest of Ernest Bliss." 6.15 and 9 15 p.m. CAPITOL: "Her Jungle Love," 3.15, 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. i THEATRE ROYAL: "Toofani Tarzan," Hindustani» 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. 5 MARLBOROUGH: "Amar Jyoti," 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. ROXY: Return
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    HOTELS
    17 6 RAFFLES HOTEL: Orchestral Concert frcm 8.15 to 9.15 run. Dinner and Dance (formal) 9.45 to midnight..
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    JAPANESE IN NEED OF MORE GOLD
    118 6 Reuter. Tokyo. Jim< STRESSING the need to promote Japanese exports 10 third coui and pointing out that the mam tive of activities for promotio Japanese exports is the acquisr.j gold currencies to pay for imp Asahi Shimbun declare that sir ously the influx of
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    124 6 Singapore, .in Ships alongside the Whane* n pected to arrive. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Hohiia 22; Hong Peng 20 Sheers Whyri vEnirai!cc Gate 1) Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 2> Carthage 18; Dolius 14; Presidi 11; Aramis 9; Kamuning 7. Empire Dock. (Entrance Gate 2» Santhia 30:
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      272 6 MALAYAN PRE Ml EQ HOTEL j TO-NIGHT OHCII KSTIIAL 0\( IRi 8.15 to 9.15 I» INfti: It aa «I »AM C E (formal) 9.45 to midnight RAFFLES ORCHESTRA Directed by Dan Hopkins "sea view hotel! IDEAL SEASIDE RESORT J 1 ONE OF SINGAPORE'S RECOGNISED BEAUTY SPOTS. J i REA< BCD
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      108 6 No Comer t<; the East Should \lis>. it An unique ANTISEI'TII' 1B J c Tlle nicdern antiseptic for all c jjs -x" 4 iISmTTii burns, bruises and scalds—Non-p 1 IL^Ll^lL jl VULi P ure an d non-irritant. 1 1 Tlie pure nxtiseptic, can be tu 1 i Mnm internally for
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      476 6 j POSTAL lA j 4. 4* TODAY FOR PER DATE AND IIME China generally Hoihow Santhia June 16 1 p.m. Hongkong Santhia 16 1 p.m. Japan, Formosa and Macao Santhia 16 1 p.m. Ceylon (Letter Mail) AramLs 16 1 p.m. Europe and Great Britain x X L.M. 16 2 p.m.
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      146 6 DAILY WEATHFP. REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service Yesterday. Las? Wgrj Max. BrUr.t Man Stations. Temp. R'fall fc &nine Terr.o oP. Ins. Hrs. ox. WEST COAST AlOff Star 89 0 01 6 9 75 Bnyan Lepas I Penang I 87 0 01 5.5 76 Sitiawan 90 Nil 8.7 73 B. Jeram 89
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    WHY LEISURE IS NECESSARY
    698 7 Singapore, Wednesday. LEI SI RK is a necessary factor in the progress of life, individual or social, declared Miss .lean Stevenson, in the course of her address to the Rotary Club this afternoon. Miss .lean Stevenson was lormc-- ;< the national secretary o! the V.U A.,
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    INDIA'S PLACE IN DEFENCE
    207 7 Protracted Talks At War Office DISCUSSIONS an* taking place at the War Office regarding the position of India in relation to Imperial derenee. Four leading members of the Indian Defence Services have come to London for these conversations. They are: Lt.-Gm. Sir Ivo Vesey, Chief of
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    F.M.S. POLICE OFFICERS RECEIVE HONOURS
    215 7 'From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumuur. Tue;;dav. \x a ceremonial parade cf over "300 n members ci the Pohce Perce, en the Padang this morning. His Excellency the High Cr nmisricner. Sir Shenton Thomas invested five members cf F M.S. Police with honours conferred noon
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    "Long-Term Policy Needed In The West Indies"
    729 7 British Official Wireless. London, June Li. IN a speech moving the Colonial Office vote in the Commons the Colonial Secretary, Mr. Malcolm Maci donald, after paying tribute to the I work of Lord Harlech, said in the last lew months two areas out
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    Flying Boat Report
    77 7 British Official Wireless. London, Jure 1». IN a report which has now been mad* public en the accident to the Empire flying boat Courtier at Athens last October the loss or life was attributed partly to inefficient facilities for emergency exit from the porsengor cmpartrnent. It is
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    PEACE IN INDUSTRY
    146 7 British Official Wireless. London. June 13. MR. Ernest Brown, Minister of Labour, npnejrinr at the International Labour Conference at Geneva to-day, laid stress on the part played in Britain by voluntary organisations of employers and employed In furthering good relations in industry. The British conception, according to
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    German Loans Problem
    145 7 Reuter. Berl'n, June 14. IT would appear that the German Government has drcided in favour oi the principle of payment of on the Austrian ioans but the method of transfer wiil have to be settled separately with each of the crcrJltcir countries. The latter a:e apparently dissatisfied
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      7 7 NEW' CM O CO LAT E LOCKS
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      289 7 DOCTORS AMAZING' DISCOVERY RESTORES YOUTH TO FADED WRINKLED P| A Vienna Medical Journal announces the latest triumph of Science. Not only has the causr of wrinkles l>een found, bid now thtv may he rsUUNUai Mothers and even grandmothers can get back the fresh clear complexion of girlhood. W omen of
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      286 8 jjMEgTIXEB TO BREAM RECORDS! Packed Houses greet the return of "The Jungle Princess" in another exciting MALAYAN Jungle Adventure! I CAPITOL. I 3 IMMIOTIIV LAM OUR j' "HER JUNGLE LOVE" ALSO- An Excellent BASKET-BALL Sports Subject BALL TOSSERS and LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWS COME EARLY!.. Doors Open One Hour Before Start
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      366 8 •> —V i E _Pi ONLY THE MASTER PEN OF E. S I I PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM COULD j p r GIVE YOU SUCH A GRIPPING j 1 jjjjl I* AViL 1 O j GARY GRANT; j MARY BRIAN; IN I j 'The AMAZING QUEST of ERNEST BLISS' j S UNITED
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      306 8 Wtim in the African Jungle, and made into the rSB™R "hitting a IR OX V BAR OPEN 5 P.M. TILL MIDNIGHT. OPENING TO-NIGHT 6.15 9.15 THE STORY OF DARING ADVENTURE OF THE DAM N E D ELUSIVE ImmJf v£«t A PIMPERNEL LIVES __M__b ß _W___ <^_^^^^Jfe^^ AGAIN ON THE SCREEN!
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    Move To Check Suicide Claims
    321 9 I IFE insurance chiefs in Engrnd nill meet soon to talk ihi ''siiicide clause" in life policies vvhich affect millions of in this country. an outcome of the £50.000 on the Royal Insurance Co., h ended after three years of ion recently with a verdict
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    CARAVANS OF ART
    114 9 travelling exhibitions of art been tartcd on their way round M Hen i Vern?, director cf museum. Bo f h consist of a mt r of the finest examples of Dutch n which the Louvre is particularly The first train-load has been on a journey to Grenoble.
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    AUTHOR FORESEES PARIS OF TO-MORROW
    450 9 ft. KM MONO Laurent, former President of the Paris Municipal a V lUme Which he has writle n on the French capital, ,nves some idea of how Paris will probably develop in the I T ain forts and nine minoi works of defence, built round
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    Another Hapsburg Disowned
    55 9 Legitimist circles in Vienna declare that the Archduke Carlos automatically t eases to be a memlfcr of the House of Hapsburg because of his marriage with Miss Cristea von Satzger on Tuesday. The Archduke Albrecht was expelled by /rchduke Otto, head of the family, cn Monday, following
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    BRITTANY IS FULL OF LEGENDS
    249 9 VHEftEVEfc you find a Cell there you will find a legend, and Brittany is no exception to the rule. <>n the contrary, here every village, every cress-roads seems to have its 9Wm particular legend or slock of sttange stcrics of the superiv.itural. In the environs
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    One Accident In 45 Years
    60 9 Mr. Charles French, of Floral Cottage. Fortis Green. London, has been c nving horse vehicles, cars and to/is m London since 1893. Last month he had his first accident wnen he knocked down and fatally injured Jane Ann Whale, seventy-five, of Southampton-road, N.W. He was
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      150 9 ANNUAL READING GANDHI ASTROLOGER. your date an 3 Mmc of' birth or the ~J tune of writing tM letter and approximate age You wilj I he furnished witri tij particulars regarding iamily, profession Ith, income expenses, unexpected and mis fortunes, lotteries, race* all other important events. One yea ng monthly
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      68 9 j FOR USE IN SHOPS, OFFICES HOME. PATENT DRIER effective, durable and of Smple use, sold at BABA Co., Lid. (MIDDLE RD.. SINGAPORE, j THONE 2115. m'™Zmmmmm*mmmmm~~*m mam mam ■miiriwi" IROSY CLOUD PERMANENT WAVE, No. 36, Dhoby Ghaut, 1. Latest Fashionable Wave you may choose. 2. Expert Workers at your
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      427 9 SANATORIUM PATIENT CHECKS LOSS OF WEIGHT Took Flesh-forming Tablets. If you are troubled by steady loss of weight read this letter from a man who put on flesh steadily after taking a course of tinv. tasteless, flesh-forming tablets—although 12 months In a sanatorium had failed to help him. "I was
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    BRITAIN STANDS FIRM
    848 10 JAPAN'S request to the powers •o remove naval vessels from the Yangtse in view of her forthcoming assault on Hankow has met, from Britain at any rate, with the answer it deserved. Admiral Noble stated that it was up to the Japanese to identify their targets as
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    Government House
    279 10 Tuesday, June < The following: were the guests at a dinner given by His Excellency at Government House this evening. Air and Mrs. A. Vv Tedder, Commodore M. L. Clarke, Hon. Mr A S. Small and Mrs. Small. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. A. Guerra. Luang Vudhiaara Netinati,
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    20 DEAD IN RAIL DISASTER
    97 10 Reuter. Okayama, June 15. Over 20 passengers, including .16 school children, were killed and 150 injured near Kumayama on the main line between Kobe and Shimonoseki when an up train and a down train evrc thrown efT thr tracks at the same 1 Kri due
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Too Much Optimism!
    244 10 NOTES COMMENTS Too Much Optimism! THERE is a delightful air of naive optimism about the reported promise of the Japanese Government to allow Germany to share the spoils in North China in return for Hitler's recall of the German military advisers who j nave oevn uuccuuu China's resolute de- I
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    Peace In Europe
    205 10 the third and final stage in the elections in Czechoslovakia concluded, it can generally be assumed that the crisis in Central Europe is over for the time being. Dr. Hodza. the Czech j premier, is getting down to business talks with the representatives of the Sudeten Germans,
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    Every Dog Has Its Day
    214 10 PROM Spain comes the story of a do-' r which, captured with its mm later assisted him to make hi.; and succeeded in taking back to lines by its halter a mule which had escaped days previously, and which had been located dvi the flight
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    Clay Pigeon Shooting
    205 10 V w IT will be good news to all Interested in shooting in Singapore that the Singapore Rifle Association has at been able to make arrangements I provide its members with facilities he clay pigeon shooting. For something i i lr o tThrnr> mars efforts have bo>•
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    415 10 By "Looker On" A CAR built for a multi-millionaire has air •conditioning, cushions tilled with swansdown, a radiogram, a cocktail cabinet, and five different-sounding horns. We understand that windows are also provided in case passengers care to lock out at the scenery. i'fi V P A
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    BOMBING OF SHIPS TO BE DEBATED
    335 11 Labour Not Satisfied Reuter and British Official Wireless. London, June 15. rpHK Opposition Labour party intend to raise in the Commons on Tuesday the question of the bombing ,f British ships in Spanish waters and also the l„,ml>ini, r <>f <»P e n towns
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    21 11 A special department of the untitled ol Women Zionists in London has n created to popularize Palestine ducts throughout Great Britain.
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    22 11 The secretary of State for Scotland appointed Mr. Arthur J. H. Edwards to be Director of the Museum ot tiquities of Scotland.
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    OLDEST MOTOR CYCLES PARADE
    76 11 Forty pre-War motor cycles, some of them driven by pioneers who helped to make motorcycling history, took part in a run from Tattenham Corne>\ Epsom, to Devil's Dyke, Mai Brighton (Sussex). There were two classes—for motor-cycles built before 1904 and between 1904 and 1914. Here are
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    Naval Talks Progressing
    51 11 London, June 15. ASKED in the Commons whether the Government had reached any agreement with the United States on the size of battleships and heavy guns, the °rime Minister said the escalation discussions were still proceeding and pending their conclusion it was not possible to make any
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    U.S. COPPER KEEPS JAPAN GOING
    90 11 Reuter. Washington, June 15. JHE resentment of the peace organisations which recently made repreI sentations to the State Department S against American aid for the Japanese I war machine mounted to-day in the !teht of the latest figures shewing that I the United States Anril
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    29 11 The boys of Stratford-on-Avon Grammar School, who had been preI r tnted with a powerful telescope, have built an observatory in the school quaI drangle. without professional help, i
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    Europe Pouring War Supplies Into China
    244 11 Shanghai, June 15. INFORMATION from high military A authorities states that foreign help io China by means of supplies of munitions and weapons is assured. Hutre quantities of anti-tank guns, heavy urtillerv. tanks, anti-aircraft gans and planes are arriving from Europe and America. -d
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    12,000 DIE OF CHOLERA IN INDIA
    68 11 Reuter. Simla, June 15. THE cholera epidemic in India is assuming serious proportions. There have been 250«»0 cases in the United Provinces in the last ten weeks, of which 12,000 were fatal. Other parts of the country are affected to a lesser extent while
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    AMOY UNIVERSITY DESTROYED
    34 11 Amoy, June 16. mHE Amoy University, of which Mr 1 Ton Kah Kee, the local merchant was the SSnSS, has been completely destroyed by Japanese air bombing. I Nanyang Siang Pau.
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    CHOLERA EPIDEMIC IN SHANGHAI
    157 11 Reuter. Shanghai, June 15. THE Shanghai Municipal authorities state that, cholera is officially declared to be in epidemic form in the whole of Shanghai, including the Settlement and Concessions Declaring that Shanghai is an infected port, the Japanese announce that no more bills of health will
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    Foreign 'Planes For Air Farce?
    35 11 London, June 15. IN a Commons answer the Air Ufauatei Sir King&ley Wood, said no further maehases of foreign aircraft for the Royal Air Force were at present in contemplation.
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    MYSTERY WOMAN IN UNITED STATES SPY CASE
    168 11 Reuter. New York, June 15--|T is revealed that another woman Bja been in protective custody tor a iOft" in connection with the uniieu States snv investigations. A woman whom the Federal authorird as their most important material witness has been living in an
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    FLOODS MAY ENFORCE END OF HOSTILITIES
    259 11 Reuter. THE flooding of the Honan plains through the bursting cf the dykes of the f Yellow River may bring to :i complete standstill the Japanese campaign in north China. In places the wafers are 14 feet deep and over 300.000 Chinese ha\e been
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    FRONTIER REVISION NOT PLANNED
    113 11 London, June 15. FE Prime Minister, asked in the Commons if the Government would make it clear that they did not enteitain the idea of frontier revision as a possiole contribution to the solution of the problem cf the minorities in Czechoslovakia, soid "The Government are
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    21 11 The Eighteenth National Conference ol the German Volksbund for the Ca v% u1 War Graves was held m Breslau iar;t month.
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    BRITISH TRADE DECLINING
    168 11 £8 Millions Fall in May British Official Wireless. London, June 15. EXPORTS of United Kingdom goods in May were valued at £38,164.810 compared wiih £37,2C6.307 in April and £42,732,641 in Maj 1937. The value of iamorts for those same periods was £75.393,773. £73,079.570 and £83.173.412. Re-exports amounted
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    AUSTRIAN NAZIS IN TROUBLE
    59 11 Reuter. Vienna. June 15. JT is officially lnamea that Hitler is expected in Vienna on Friday. It is understood the visit is connected with difficulties which have arisen in the Austrian Nazi party. 1.200 members of the party are said to have ser.t the Fuehrer a
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    JEERS FOR BISHOP AT QUEEN'S HALL
    129 11 Reuter. London, Jane 15. AT a meeting of the China Campaign Committee in the Queen's Hall to-day the Bishop of Chelmsford was subjected to prolonged jeering and heckling when he urged that force should not be used to induce Japan to abandon the Canton
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    Malayan Delegate Leaves I.T.C.
    48 11 Reuter. London, June 15. TT is learned that Mr. Archibald Glenister, one of the Malayan delegates on the International Tin Committee, has resigned. It is understood his action is owing to dissatisfaction at the treatment accorded to MaJaya on the question of standard tonnages.—Reuter.
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    Von Fritsch Restored
    39 11 Reuter. Berlin. June 13. HITLER has rehabilitated General yon Fritsch. the ex-commander in chief. I v ho is appointed to command the artillery regiment "in recognition of his great services in the reconstruction of the Army."—Reuter.
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    EUROPE MUST HELP CHINA TO DRIVE OUT INVADERS
    272 12 MINISTER'S GOODWILL TOUR "£UROPEAN democracies will have to give material help to China, if the invader is being driven out of our country," said Mr. W. H. Liv, member of the Executive Yuan, when he arrived in Singapore yesterday on the Athos
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    Alleged Iron Bar Attack
    111 12 Singapore, Wednesday. AN alleged assault with a dangerous weapon, an iron bar, in a shop at Rochore Road on May 17 had a court 'equel when Loh Nam faced in the Criminal District Court a charge of volun iarily causing grievous hurt to a Mr G.
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    U.S. BUSINESS RECESSION
    27 12 Reuter. Washington. June 15. The House of Representatives has approved a compromise draft providing a total expenditure of $3,754,000 to combat, the business recession.—Reuter.
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    WASP CAUSES CAR CRASH
    218 12 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh. Wednesday. RETURNING from a visit to the caves krj Gopeng four members of a picnic party from Ipoh had a narrow escape j when the car in which they were tra- j veiling crashed into a drain on the side of
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    Alleged Stolen Goods Retained
    78 12 Singapore, Wednesday. After three hours* hearing, case in which Chua Chwee Teng, managing partner of Chop Teck Guan. second-hand-goods dealers, of Victoria Street, was charged with allegedly having dishonestly retained on Feb. 5. seventy pieces of bar iron value $250, which the prosecution declared was stolen
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    MALAY FAIR
    75 12 European residents of Singapore particularly will be interested to hear that a Wayang Kulit (shadow act» performance will be given by experts at the Malay Weekly Fair. Malay Settlement, on Saturday from 5 p.m. till about 11 p.m. There are now more handicrafts to be seen at the
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    No Evidence Of Rashness
    91 12 Singapore, Wednesday. Omar Khan, a van driver, who stood i charged to-day before Mr. L. C. Goh, the Fifth Magistrate, with causing hurt by a rash act to Tan Lye Koh, driver of a mosquito bus, was acquitted as his wor- ship decided that no evidence
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    CAR COLLIDES WITH BULLOCK CART
    278 12 Singapore, Wednesday. PLEADING guilty in the Criminal District Court this morning to a charge of having driven his motor-car negligently and thereby causing grievous hurt to one Sher Singh on the night of May 30, Chanda Singh, a Johore Bahru taxi-driver, was sentenced to serve
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    33 12 A Chinese woman was rendered unconscious when she fell off a moving trolley bus last night at the junction of Taniong Pagar Road and Enggor Street. I Concussion of the brain is suspected.
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    Chinese Artist Coming
    68 12 Singapore, Wednesday. Mr. Hu Sing Hsiang. a well-known Chinese artist, is reported to be visit- I ing Singapore. He is now in the Nether- lands East Indies. During his stay in Singapore. Mr. Hu intends holding an exhibition of his works which will be offered for sale
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    PAID HOLIDAYS
    36 12 British Official Wireless. A a result of a decision by the joint standing committee of the Welsh Tin Plate Industry to-day 20,000 workers will receive a week's holiday with pay in August.—British Official Wireless.
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    MANY DEATHS FROM PNEUMONIA
    141 12 I The Municipal Health Statement for the week ending June 11, gives the total death rate as 30.40 per mille per annum compared with 27.31 'n the preceding week and 28.94 In the corresponding week of last year. The total deaths for the week were 310.
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    Gaol For Man With Record
    161 12 (From Our Oicn Reporter) Seremban, Wednesday. THAT when he first committed an offence in 1923 it was at the instigation of friends and that ever since people did not trust him and he consequently could not find work was the complaint of a youngWMalay, named
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    TO "COVER" THE WAR
    29 12 Mr. Henri Lohrer, a representative of a French newspaper who is going to China to cover the war. He passed through by the Athos 11.
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    ALHAMBRA MUSICAL
    148 12 [AID in the hilbilly country, dealing with the lives of hilbillies and to a large extent played by hilbillies, "Swing Your Lady" the new Warner Brothers comedy which opened at the Alhambra Theatre yesterday provides novel enterment. With a large cast including such "stars" as Nat Pendleton, famous
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    AIRMAILS BY TRAIN
    51 12 (From Our Own Corresponceiit) Bangkok. June 15. HONGKONG and China air mails for Malaya are held up at Bangkok owing to the held up of the Imperial East-bound flying boat somewhere in India. They left Bangkok this afternoon by train at the request of the Malayan Postal
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    32 12 The Rev. Goh Hood Keng will preach at the evangelistic meeting to be held in the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lim, 167 East Coast Road, on Friday, at 3 p.m.
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    MEXICAN OILFIELDS
    58 12 Reuter. Mexico City, June 15. DRITISH and American diplomats have taken the last possible step to save their expropriated properties oy filing an appeal in the Supreme Court against the Tribunal's decision that the expropriation was constitutional. It is thought likely that the appeal will meet the same
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    MALAYANS PAY MORE FOR FOOD
    467 12 GENERAL RISE IN COMMODITY PRICES upward tendency in prices of foodstuffs and the general cost of living for Asiatics, Eurasians and Europeans is shown in the report compiled by the Registrar-General of Statistics. The report has been completed up to December, 1937. "Wholesale commodity prices
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    WOMAN'S FATAL FALL FROM LORRY
    351 12 "Misadven tn re Verdict Singapore, \v< < I WHEN a layer of bales ed loose from the ro] taehed it to a lorry, and road, it carried with it women. One of the worn* General Hospital as a n tared skull received throi and the
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    Body On Rail Track
    71 12 Ipoh, Wednesday. THE body of a middle-aged Chines picked up In parts on tSss ram track in Ipoh. The discovery was made by an ployee of the Department who going his rounds. The head from the trunk, was found lying hi the bridge that leads to
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    Expected To Arrive
    138 12 The following passengers are pected to arrive here from Am*. the m.v. '"Merkur" on or about 2l>. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Elliott, Mr 3 id Mrs. F. I. Eullock, Mr. J. Stu Smith, Miss R. G. Graham, Mr C Burgess, Miss E. Clark, Miss Hosl Miss
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    STOP PRESS
    96 12 Reuter. FLOODS RISING Shanghai, Jun< To-day's Yellow River reports that it is still raining and tb have slightly increased. The Japanese army, assist* Chirese farmers, are waginj tic and apparently loom". b stem the waters and are furtl peded by Chinese guerillas, at the Japanese as they w<
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    HUSBAND'S FALSE REPORT AFTER WIFE'S SUICIDE
    362 13 «20 FINE IMPOSED (From Qui Own Corr*&pondent) 4 Tapali, Wednesday. t ...to th° tragic d*ath oi a young Chinese woman named Tan Ha ri hf !d Coroner. Enche Abdullah bin Ibrahim At ■a vcrdict of suiculo bv hanging was returned neted much attention i
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    Gold Rush Again
    142 13 Reuter. London. June 15. THE bullion market again witnessed a gold rush to-day when the turnover at fixing exceeded £P 4 millions With the price eventually forced up to 12% pence above American parity. The demand emanated from all Quarters of the globe, with the United States,
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    ANOTHER CANTON AIR RAID
    60 13 Reuter. Canton. June 15. Japanese plane- raided Cantcn twice this morning and dropping a number of bombs in the Central Park vicinity destroying a number cf houses. Casualties were ten killed and 30 injured in course of the first visit, which the second was concentrated on
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    IN THE CARTHAGE
    22 13 Sir George Campbell, senior partner of -Ma'kinnon Mackenzie and Co., ltd., »ho passed through Singapore yesleiday on the Carthage.
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    MANUFACTURED
    76 13 The French admire the English language foi its large number cf practical voids, but occasionally they manufacture English words which are not Encash and have no currency on our Bide )1 the Ciarmel. One oi the latest of ihese is "Tourisme". a convenient noun for Tourfsi Travel, Wnerever you
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    ABYSSINIAN AMOK IN ROME
    147 13 Officer Struck Down With Sword Reuter. Rome, June 15. MANY people were injured in the streets in Rome when an Abyssinian chieftain, who came to Rome to attend the celebrations of the second anniversary of the Italian conquest, ran amok with a drawn sword. Five persons,
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    Tainted Money Protest
    42 13 The Church should .sot its against tainted money, said the Bishop of Colchester Dr. Ridsdaie), to clergy at Witham (Essex). He urged that methods of raising money for the Church should be above criticism and condemned raffles and lotteries.
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    FILIPINO ASSOCIATION
    45 13 The members of the Singapore Filipino Association will celebrate the birthday Oi Dr. Jose Rizal, the national hero, at the home of the President. Mr Anciano, who has kindly lent it for the occasion, and not at the Association premises as previously stated.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    80 13 Mirzapore, British, 4.134 ton? from j Nagoya 15.6 to Bombay 17.6. Carthage. British, 1.420 tons from Yokohama 15.6 to London 17.6. Mata Hari. British, 1.019 tons from Penang 15.6 to Penang 19.6. Thurland Castle, British. 3,808 tons I from New York 14.6 U.S.A. 18.6. Banka, British 623 tons
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    War Upsets Sugar Pact
    144 13 Reuter. London. June 14. rN the Commons Mr. Mac Donald, referring to the international sugar agreement of 1937. said the calculation; on which the agreement was based anticipated that there would be a normal demand for sugar for the Far East oi 560,000 tons a year,
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    A REMINDER
    33 13 Readers are reminued of the lecture on "Slum Clearance and overcrow dins" by Mr. G. 11. Kiat at the Chinese Association to-morrow at 8 p.m. The lecture is open to all.
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    PERAK MINERS & QUOTA RIGHTS
    283 13 PERAK MINERS QUOTA RIGHTS AT an extraordinary general meeting of the Peiak Miners' Association held in Hale Street, strong support was evidenced for the Government's proposals with regard to the sale and transfer of quota rlgnts. A committee was appointed to submit to the Chief Inspector of Mines. Federated Malrv
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE REOPENS WITH RECORD NUMBER OF STUDENTS
    188 13 Freshmen Outnumber Seniors Ninety-seven young men and women enter Raffles College for the first time to-day, this large number constitutors; a record in the annals of the College. Previous batches of students have averaged the forty mark, the previous highest figure being
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    Fire In Attap Hut
    45 13 Singapore, Thursday. A fire broke out in a small attap hut in a lane oft Paya Lebar Road at 2.30 this morning. One engine from the Geylang Fire Station turned out and put, out the olaze. The hut was badly damaged.
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    EUROPEAN CHARGED
    62 13 Singapore. Wednesday. A charge of driving a motor-car negligently along Mount Pleasant Rend on Apr. 30. was preferred against a European. Mr. G. R. Percy, in the Fourth Police Court, this morning. Mr. G. M. Col tart, aopearing on be half of the defendant, said his clien was
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    PROFESSOR HORMER WANG
    56 13 Professor Hormer Wang, LL.B.. Ph. D., will deliver a lecture partly in Kuo Yu and partly in English on Friday, June 17 at the Singapore Chinese Mandarin School. Professor Wang is a blind musician as well and he has agreed to include his programme with a violin
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    Exciting Sport At Ascot
    393 14 King Queen Present A HAT TRICK Frank Butters' Success Reuter. London, June 15. ASCOT experienced another glorious day, when tfie King and Queen and party were again present and saw the owner-trainer Herbert Blagrave win the Royal Hunt Cup with his well-backed Couvert who was second
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    S.C.C. CRICKET
    64 14 The following have accepted to play the S.C.C. Ist XI vs. the Sungei Ujong Club on Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m. and 11 a.m. respectively at the S.C.C: T. V. N. Anderson. A. Foster, A. Gilmoui. A C. Growder. Dr. H. O. Hopkins, J. E Jeans. W.
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    RACE SELECTIONS BY "ARGUS"
    49 14 i SELECTIONS by "Argus" for today's races in Kuala Lumpur are as follows Race I—PEONY HILL Sure Cure Race 2—LEONIE Bay Ros\; Race 3—M.-G.-M. Policy Race 4—QUISSANA Twinkling Eyes Race S—BEACON5 —BEACON Inez Race 6—FERNLET Kit Race 7—HAPPY BOY Fmperor Kublai Race B—BEVERANT Lady Luck
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    GOLF AT SANDY LODGE
    115 14 Sandy Lodge June 15. In the fifth round of the series Cotton beat Charles Whitcombe 3 and 1, Alliss beat Padgham 3 and 2. Brand: neat Mitchell 3 and 1. Gadd and Ma hon halved. King beat Burton 2 up and Rea Whitcombe beat Liccy 3
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    Y. M. C. A. vs. S. R. C.
    63 14 The following have been selected to play cricket for the V.M.C.A vs. S.R.C. on Saturday. June 18 at 2 p.m. on the S.I.C. Ground. T. L. Lee. R. Lyne. V. Xavier. J. Ferguson, L B. Suratta. P. L. Tan, C. L. Kam.
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    18 14 A minimum of four courts will be available daily ior booking by. S.C.C. members from Monday. June 20.
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    Four Days Not Quite Enough
    125 14 Lessons Of Trent Bridge Reuter. London, June 15 THE English and Australian Press says that the outcome of the First Test should hasten unlimited Tests although probably five-day matches will come first. It is generally deplored that the Australians did not hit out when the
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    S. R. A. CLASSIFICATIONS
    131 14 The Straits Racing Association classification of horses and ponies is as follows: HORSES Transfers. From Class 3 to Class 2—Gold Point. Hard Going, Maid of Cashel, Smoke Dreams. From Class 2 to Class 3.—Achilles. Don Carlos. Eastern Wave. Gee Up. Greenstone, Marie Antoinette. Queen's Course. From
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    Hindus Beat Khalsa
    220 14 In a cricket match played on the Khalsa ground the Hindu Association beat the Khalsa Association by 47 run:;. Scores: HINDU ASSOCIATION R. Retnasamy b Katar Singh 37 S. Sangavan cG. Singh b Williams 4 Thamotharam b G. Singh 1 A. Rajah b Williams 9 K. .Nadarajah
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    ANOTHER BRADMAN CENTURY
    80 14 London. Wednesday. THE Australians v. Gentlemen of England match began at Lord's to-day I and at the close of play the Australians had scored 397 and the Gentlemen :-.d for Bradman made 104 in an entertain I ing innings lasting iIG minutes, hitting jl3 fours. He has
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    MOTOR CYCLE RACING
    116 14 Reuter Wireless. 'THE German. Kluge, riding a DKW. won the Lightweight Tourist Tvo phy. He led throughout and covered ihe course of 264 miles in 3 hour*. 21 I mills. 56 sees, at an average soeed oi 78.48 m.p.h. Kluge averaged 80 35 m.p.h. on the second
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    Mersing Soccer
    233 14 IN a fast game of soccer at Mersing the Customs XI beat the P.W.D.A.A. by 3 goals to 1. The minutes from the start Manaf the Custom's centre-forward scored from !cng range. Before the interval Omar, the Customs' left, back was penalised. Syed Ahmad, the former Singapore Malay
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    Y.M.C.A. vs. R.A.M.C.
    71 14 The following have been selected to Play football for the V.M.C.A. in a league match against the R.A.M.C on Friiy, June 17 on the Anson Road ground I ai alO p.m.: j. Ferguson, M. Swyny, W I Mitchel C. Tcssicr. G. L. Day, Chan Joo 1 Tiang.
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    Start Of Wimbledon Tournament
    128 14 First Round Draw TWO CHINESE Kho Sin Kee And Ho Reuter. i AMONG Wimbledon's seedrd singta» I nlavers arc:— MEN: Budee Austin Me» 1 Punc°c. Mitchell and Kho Sin Kin WOMEN: Mrr,. Moody. Mi s w T arbi M. Maih'.eu. Miss Fabyan, Miss Stammrand Miss Scriven.
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    POLICE BEAT S.C.C. IN FRIENDLY
    316 14 Police 4; S.C.C. I MISSED chances accounted for ihe defeat of the Singapore Cricket Club yesterday when they met the Police in a soccer friendly on the padang and lost by two goals to four. In spite of opening the score in the very early
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    Wearnes Beat R.A.F.
    160 14 ipARNE BROTHERS' cricket team tte- «>c R A.F. (Town o:!icc. k lour wickets. Scores: WEARNE'S 3.C. T Sullivan c Shaw b Rcid H Sullivan c Ross b Da vies D. All-us 1) Rokl G. Michael lbw Rc*id v A. AraibooQ b Rcid i S. Mmia not cut
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    Singapore Lawn Tennis Championships
    476 15 Men's Doubles Matches SEMI-FINALS Hine Display By Malay Pair rl i'KKlOR courlcraft and net play J by Yadi and Kamis was the de- .,ii«i- factor in the semi-final of .iit* men's doubles of the S.L.T.A. r„. rnunient in which the Y.M C.A. ,.,r defeated Yong Loom
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    R. A. F. Athletic Sports Meeting
    560 15 Successful Event At Seletar THE R.A.F. heid a successful spor'»s meet at Seletar. yesterday. The championship was won by FSgt. Powell (13 pts with F Lt. Rae (12 pts). runner-up. The Athletic Tiophy went to 230 Squadron, runner.-up being the Engine Repair Section. Results
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    ANDRE SHELAEFF LEAVING
    80 15 ANDRE sheiaefT is Leavina for Shanghai with Mr. and Mrs. Seeling, under whose management he is. a>. three fights have been arranged for him. He thanks the public for then >upport and hopes to be back here again in a short time when further bouts will be
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    League Tables
    451 15 POSITIONS in the S.A.F.A. League soccer competitions, revised to date arc, as follows:— FIRST DIVISION Goals P W. L. D. v. A. Pts. Chinese (1) 12 8 2 2 34 15 18 RAF. (5i 11 G 2 3 24 20 14 R.A. <4» 10 G 3 1 20
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    RAFFLES INSTITUTION SPORTS MEETING
    809 16 LONG LIST OF EVENTS KEEN SPORT Anglo-Chinese Win Inter-School FAVOURED by good weather this time, the annual athletic sports of Raffles Institution were successfully worked off yesterday on the Institution ground before a large gathering of interested spectators. S. K. Sundrum with an excellent performance in
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    Batu Pahat Badminton
    339 16 (From Our Own Cor respond 3nt) Batu Pahat, Monday. THE Ba*u Pahat Inter party Badminton League is nearing the end. The Jaya Eltia badminton party is leading comfortably with 18 points out of four fixture. while f he Juvenile comes c econd with 14 points out ol
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    Garrison League Cricket
    175 16 I Garrison League cricket match i i A played at Tangttn, Fort Canning de- feated the R. A. hL C. by five runs. I Scores: FORT CANNING Capt. Walsh c SS Barnett b Cpl. Thompson 7 j Dowling c SS Welsh b Parrish 48 M< ss c
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    To-day's Races At K.L.
    347 16 WEIGHTS and order of runnh. g W for tc-day, the first day of the Selangor Turf Club's skye race meet mg in Kuala Lumpur are as follows There were no horses and ponies not accepting at noon yesterday. The double totes will be on races x
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    FATHER OF MUSICAL COMEDY
    192 17 MEMORIES of George Edwardes— the famous director of the Gaiety Theatre. London, and "father" of musical comedy—provide the inspiration for two forthcoming programmes from Daventry, "George Edwardes Memories," the first of which will be broadcast during the week beginning June 12. The programme, which has been
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    Front Page Fight
    189 17 TREVOR Wignall, the well-known sports writer, will give the fifth talk in the Daventry series, "Mv Best News Story." Under the title "Front Page Fight,' he will describe one of the sensational contests that he has covered. Wignall. whose distinctive style ha? made him one of the
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    A Glimpse Of The Old School Tie
    172 17 MUCH has been said and written about the Old Schbol Tie, and at last Daventry listeners are to be given a glimpse of 'the Old School" itself. When it is revealed that its name is Cads' College (situated at Hounds' Green. Dunceten, and
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    POLICE RADIO
    74 17 indication as to the peculiarities cf short-wave transmission may be ga ned from a report received from Australia It is stated that an amateur in Victoria has successfully picked up at pood volume the police radio station V. T 9XKG. This station is situated at St. Joseph, Mo.,
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    Austin Races Across Sahara
    769 18 NEW ROUTE SURVEY A RACE against time that is surely without precedent began at Foi' Polignac, a little outpost in the heart oi the Sahara on the Libyan border, a few days ago. After overcoming almost insuperable difficulties in reaching the Tassili N Ajjer during a
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    794 18 A' N energetic plea for. Government assistance for the furtherance of I "Dieselisation," both in regard to research and also finance, was made at a recent meeting of users of medium and light oil-engined trucks held at Peterborough. The speaker was Mr. L. W. J. Hancock,
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    WHY DIESEL ENGINES COST MORE
    266 18 Page For Motorists COME reasons why a Diesel engine j more than a petrol engine ol j power were given by Mr. c w man. technical director of F Perkins Ltd.. the Diesel engine manufact IX a "Dieselisation Supper" lomtly it Peterborough with < j
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    INDIAN BOYCOTT TELLS
    61 19 ißy Air Mail) Simla, June 8. pTAI ISTICS just published J ;howa that the export of ,i/ l>.\r cloves fell from 205,687 ,i> 193G to 121,125 cwts. in due principally to Indian ..it and uncertain trade (litions. This affected the exI«r1 Irade of the Protectorate usidf rably
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    Princes To Strengthen Their Chamber
    200 19 United Press. <Uv \ii Mail> Bombay, June 7. i ReorgMimMaa Committee of he Princes Chamber met yeslerda.i :it BHUUMMT Palace to devise and mraiis for strengthening nd making the Chamber more representative. The Princes view the iii I lire of the Chamber with great in
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    TIRPURI: VENUE OF NEXT CONGRESS
    157 19  -  OUR DAILY INDIA PAGE Edited By G.S. Muthukrishnan, B.Sc. United Press. Jubbulpore, June 6. •pTE Mahakoshal Congress Working 1 Committee met .at Gopalbagh last night under the presidentship of Thakur Chhedilal. when sub-committee were formed to raise funds for the next annual session of the
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    Dumb Princess Learns To Speak
    161 19 United Press. AN Indian Princess, only eleven n years old, heiress to fantastic liches, and once deaf and dumb, is now living happily among her schoolmates at Burgess Hill, Sussex, able to speak at last. The girl is almond-eyed Princess Surrendra of Patiala, daughter ji
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    "AMAR JYOTI" —THE PICTURE THAT ENHANCED INDIA'S FAME ABROAD
    153 19 A HUB JYOTI/* a Praonat orod notion in Hindustani, has rightly been claimed as one of the few outstanding Indian pictures which can compare well with Hollywood films not only for its perfect technique, wonderful setting and charming music, but also
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    GENERAL STRIKE IN CAWNPORE
    429 19 United Press. (By Air Mail) Cawnpore, June 8. TO-DAY is the 24th day of the general strike in which nearly NM workers are involved. None I the two parties engaged in the l lit expect any speedy end of it. 11 woold >cem both are prepared
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    PROTEST AGAINST ERECTION OF "METRO" THEATRE
    97 19 United Press. (By Air Mail) Bombay, June 8. IN connection with the erection of a huge up-to-date cinema theatre called the v Metro by Metro Goldwyn Meyer Film Corporation which has given rise to an agitation among the local theatre owners, a deputation led
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    "Darkest Hour Of Night Is Just Before Dawn"
    242 19 Mr. Bose On Unity Question United Press. (By Air Mail) Calcutta, June 7. FORMAL reply of the Muslim League Council to the Congress memorandum on the question of Hindu-Muslim Unity has not yet reached the Congress President at Calcutta. Approached by the
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    60 19 United Press. The traders and growers of wheat in the Punjab have made representations to the Punjab Government to take up with the Government of hid n the question of reimpusition of impoM duty on foreign wheat, in view b4 growing competition particularly with thn Australian wheat The matter li
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    MOVE TO SETTLE SHIA-SUNNI DISPUTE
    68 19 United Press. (By Air Mail) Lucknow. June 8. WITH a view amicably to settle the Madhesaheba controversy a roundtable conference of Shia and Sunn! leaders is likely to be held shortly. More than 250 persons have been arrested for defying the Curfew Order. Though all
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    WHOLE OF INDIA WILL OBSERVE A "CHINA DAY"
    385 19 CONGRESS PRESIDENT'S ANNOUNCEMENT United Press. (By Air Mail) Calcutta, June 8. IN order to demonstrate ence again our deep sympathy for the Chinese people in their hour of {rial, I request all Congress organisations in the country to observe an All-India China
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    CONFERENCE TO SETTLE FRUIT TRADE DISPUTE
    179 19 (By Air Main Peshawar, Jim* 1 8. fHE Indian and Afghan governments have agreed to hold conference of j traders in Kabul to discuss and settle the fruit trade disoute between the two countries. Indian traders here who have been very hard hit by
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    Punjab Mail Derailed
    172 19 Two Killed United Press. IBy Air Mail) Asansol, June 8. AT about 11 30 p.m. last night, the Five Up (Punjab mail) was derailed between Mutroopur and Sankerpur. The Engine tender and Aye leading bogies derailed and capsized down the high bank, the sixth bogie derailed and
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    24 19 United Press. The Punjab Legislative Assembly office opened at the council Chamber, Simla, on June G. The session commences from June 20 (United Press).
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    KEDAH PLANTER WEDS NEW ZEALAND BRIDE
    115 20 Mr levlic Cole Pimott of Sungei Ton Pawang Estate, Kedah. and Mrs. Susan Bilton. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R 11. Wynyari of Rodmersham. Remueia. Auckland. New Zealand, who were married at St. Andrew's Cathedral on Tuesday. (Tribune). Mr. W. A L. Schaub. president
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