Malaya Tribune, 11 June 1938

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales „i VXVIl' -No. 138. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1938 FIVE CENTS." The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday, June 11, 11KJ8. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1938 FIVE CENTS.
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      69 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The MORXIXG I TRIBUNE j I 9 LOOK FOR THE Stocked in J lb., 2 lb. and :> lb. /V««'Am<7.s by a/7 hit/h-clasx I GuTimiE c 6b (1 P1 1 c., i1 W.P.I 49A i i I .i• %U %f~ m- '1 M /«?i
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      142 1 Read The j SUNDAY j TRIBUNE j Dominant In Malaya j BUIL1» YOUR OWN HOUSE IN KATONIi! NICE LOTS FOR SALE AT "GROVE ESTATE" AT INTERESTING PRICES I Moim.AGi-:*; can hi: aihsaxgesi Apply: m m m CREDIT FONCIER D'EXTREME ORIENT MEYEK CHAMBERS (3rd floor) PROPERTIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION FOR SALE:
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES SHIPBUILDING IN SCOTLAND
    792 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES SHIPBUILDING IN SCOTLAND High Standard INDUSTRY ENJOYING PROSPERITY in "The Scotsman Trade Review," Mr. Wilfrid Ayre, chairman and managing director of the Burntisland Shipbuilding Co., Ltd., states that the yards on the Clyde, the Forth, the Tay, and the Dee have produced in their time ships which
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    GIFT TO BAGGAGE MAN
    201 2 Was On Every Voyage Of Old Kaiser-I-Hind MR. C. Osborne, Baggage Master of the A P. and O. liner, Kaiser-I-Hind. who has passed through Hongkong on every Par East voyage of the vessel since she was first, commissioned in 1914, was at the head office of
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    THE NEW MAURETANIA
    232 2 Britain's Biggest Ship Ready For Sea WORK has already begun at Cammell Laird's shipyard, Birkenhead, on the building of the "ways" for the launching of the new 33,000 ton liner Maurelania. This ceremony, which will take place on July 28 will be one of the most specacular
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      479 2 STEAMER SAILINGS r\CL BRITISH INDIA 'incorporated in England). P. O. S. N. CO.'s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. 3'pore. 1938. NALDERA 16,000 June 17 RANPURA 17,000 July 1 BANGALORE 6,000 July 2 RAWALPINDI 17,000 July 15 CORFU 15,000 July L 9 BHUTAN 6,100 July 30 BEKAR 6,000 Aug. 8 CHITRAL 15,000
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      444 2 .J. j SPECIAL HOLIDAY CRUISES j > To: Bangkok Saigon (ANGKOR PNOM PENH) j By Luxurious One Class Motorships. J I™ t m JS 001 Fenang P.S'ham Malacca Spore i m.s. Jutlandia (13.100 tens* 14-6 15-6 16-6 lTfi I j m.s. Meoma (H.OOO „> 5-7 6-7 7-7 J niA Als
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      328 2 fIA M BURG-AMERIKA LI NIE B Deutsch-Australische Dampfschiffs Gesellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due S pore 103« f m.s. DUISBURG via Manila June 22 t m.s. SAUERLAND via Manila July 0 m.s. RHEINLAND via Manila July IS HOMEWARD.
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      334 2 l STEAMER SAILINGS I I!MYDj I DOES YOUR I LEAVE APPROA(t I Please let us offer I accommodation on rU I fastest, most modern and I luxurious. I N.D.L. EXPRESS I > LINERS. Passage Agents: I LOHMANN CO.. LTD, I 124. Robinson R ad, I Phone 7565. STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO.,
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    BULLION MARKET
    182 3 Reuter. London, Friday. AFTER a period of unusual calm, the gold bullion market sprang to life to-day when under the influence of a sharp expansion in demand from continental hoarders, the turnover at fixing exceeded £1,000,000. While the nervousness over the latest developments in Spain is one of
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    Malacca "At Home"
    78 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Friday THE Residency. Malacca, was the scene (if a brilliant function yesterday when the Hon. Mr. G. W. Bryant and Mrs. Bryant were "At Home" to Malacca residents. About 300 people, including several ladies, were present. Tea was served at the lawn
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    60 3 The following have been selected to play football for the V.M.C.A. vs. V.M.C.A. School of Commerce on Mon day. 5.15 p.m. on the Ballestier Road Ground: A. Smith. M. Bwyny, W. Mitchell. C. Tessier, G. L. Day. G. Ramitunga, Chan Joo Tiang. Que-: Kirn Chua, Lim Kirn Wee. Ong Swee
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    41 3 The family of the late Mrs. Mary Jane da Silva. wish to express their heartfelt thanks to all relatives and friends who attended the funeral, as well as those who sent wreaths, telegrams and letters of condolence. i
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    DEATH.
    84 3 Mrs. Lao Khian Siew (Nonya Tengah», aged 61. passed away peacefullv at 11 50 p.m. on Friday, 10th June. 1938, at her residence 85, Clemenceau Avenue. She left behind besides her beloved husj band, 4 sons, Dr. Low Piang Lir, Low Yuen I.in, Low Kong Lin, Low Ycng Lin
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    Ships For Pacific Run
    670 3 rpj£JE United States Maritime Comi mission has pledged itself to the immediate institution of a Federal shipbuilding proframme for the re- habilitation of West Coast shipping 1 the cost of which will be between j (90.000,060 and $100,000,000.. In a letter to Senator William j Gibbs
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      895 3 Classified Advertisements PUBLIC NOTICES Singapore Municipality TENDERS. *\DLRS are uov. invited ror tne materials or service. *or ft NiuMcipal Tender Room x Date of Cloimg. ha c of Metal, Metal g rap, Tools, Drums 2 .1 Gas Works, Kaif:: (Deposit $ioo), 12 noon, July 11, 1938. of 50 tons of
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      170 3 > Only genuine bears this BABY TRADE-MARK Genuine Woodward's Gripe Water, recommended by the medical profession for eighty 7 rut, ii distinguished by the famous "Baby** trade-mark. There are plenty of inferior imitations on the I market, hut only genuine Woodward*s bears this trade-mark. Mothers—safeguard your baby% hsalth! Insist on
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      133 3 WIS? r LE *C'S PILI.S to*, til* Stimulates its growth. Besides: ALPECIN removes dandruff and I cleanses the scalp. ALPECIN also gives install! relief in cases of mosquito bites and prick!} heat. I M i \\<-<>k run cm k SKYE MEETING JUNE. ItSR. i IST DAY THURSDAY I6TH II NE,
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    407 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Friday. RUBBER Previous To-day Chanp,; «r?!? 11 n,,»n,.a Firmer Firm 6pot SSEE 513 16 5% +1116 Ist Forward (July) Buyers j? fa +J {l m n n Sellers 515 16 6 -fl!l6 2nd Forward (August) Buyers 5% 515 16 +116 Sellers 515 16 6
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      680 4 j. Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. j (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) 1 CAPITAL* j Authorised 510,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. f OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. 1 TELEPHONES: Managing Director 3172 Secretary 4944 I General Manager 3513 Accountant 3026 I Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA* j LONDON BANKERS: NEW TORK
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      146 4 escapes Tek toothbrushmg A normal mouth houses 32 teeth —how impossible to judge their cleanliness from tli9 look of the front ones in the mirror! Behind, out of sight to left and right, are a host of crevices har- i bouring food-particles, ano* very diffi- cult to get at. The
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    878 5 «quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, June 8, 5 p.m. Fraser Co. Buyers 8cl!«ii impat Tin 3,4i/ 2 3|10 y 2 JsYm Kuinbang 28 30|Austral Malay 42.6 47iflnom A\crHitam 22 6 23 6 verWeng 0.60 0.65 Bangrin Tin 2(13 213 Batu Selangor 1.34 1,38 3ui
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    SHARE MARKET
    143 5 Messrs. Fraser Co.'s Report Singapore, Friday. MINING. Tin at midday whs v 30.'75, up $1.25. According: to cable advices received the market in tin shares in ndon was quiet but steady. The same remark applies to all sections of the tocal share market. Conditions were extremely dull and
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    66 5 THE monthly return of dealers' end nort stocks of rubber at the close of May 31. shows the total stocks In dry tons to be 38.154 tons. This Is made no of 36.445 tons of dry rubber and 1 709 tons of wet rubber. The total for oil grades are:—Singapore
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    107 5 London. June 10. Foris 73 23 04 j New York 4.95% Montreal 5.01% Brussels 29.25% Geneva 21.72 Amsterdam B.96'_i Milan 94% Berlin 12.32% Prague 142 5 8 Copenhagen 22.40 Stockholm 19.39% Oslo 19.90 Vienna nominal Madrid norn nal Lisbon HO 1 i I Belgrade 21fc i Rio 2
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    BUKIT SEMBAWANG RUBBER
    1146 5 Improved Results SUNDRY RECEIPTS SATISFACTORY npHE twenty-seventh annual general meeting of Bukit Sembawang Rubber Company, Ltd., was held at Winchester House, Old Broad-street, E.G. Sir Ivor Philipps.- X.C.8.. D.S.O. (the chairman), who presided, said: Our crop for last year, restricted in approximate accordance with the export quota
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    124 5 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, June 8, 5 p.m. Dividend Books Total for Corn pans close financial Date Ex Div. year Payable Date to date *^£.L« ft Malay 6d. No. 17 June 23 June 30 June 24 5% Bui ma Maiaj Nq June Q June lg June M
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    247 5 Maynard Co., Ltd., $30,000 norn Int. Apr. 30, Oct. 31 yD SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. 2 om Mar. 31. Sept. 30 ...100 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31. Sept. 30 105 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Int. ijom Mar. 31, Sept. 30 uu
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    SLACK CONDITIONS IN MARKETS
    441 5 Reports By Local Firms UERY slack conditions have prevailed in f v Singapore during the past week. The London and New York markets are now both closed on Saturdays for the summer months, and locally two public holidays have exerted the usual deadening effect on initiative,
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      453 5 BOYLES BROS. DRILLING LTD. TEMPORARY OFFICES: .MALAYA: 17, RAFFLES HOTEL, SPORE. GRAND HOTEL, IPOH. DIAMOND DRILLING CONTRACTORS MANUFACTURERS. EXPERIENCED CRFW3 AVAILABLE ON SHORT NOTICE. Cor suit us about your core drilling problem WE STO( X READY SET BITS. HEAD OFFICE FACTORY: FAR EAST: VANCOUVER, CANADA. Bovles Bros. Drilling (Philippines) Co..
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    180 6 Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air tK.L.M.) to-day. Deliveries ot boxholders' letters only 4.30 p.m. today and general deliveries of letters and parcels 8.25 a.m. respectively on Monday. Mails expected from Europe etc. (Amsterdam* by Air iK.L.Mj to-day. Deliveries of boxholders' letters only 7.30 p.m. to-day and
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    VICTORIA SCHOOL SPORTS
    38 6 The annual athletic sport;-, meeting of the Victcria School will be held on the setacal grounds on Saturday June 25 A race for Old Boys of the school will be run off at ii p.m.
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    GLASGOW SOCCER
    25 6 Reuter. London. June 10. Celtic ben. Ever ton I—4) after extra time in the final of the Empire Exhibition soccer tournament at GhttgOW.—Keuter.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    109 6 Van Pieterson Coen; Netherlands; 6,554 tons from Amsterdam 10.6 to Batavia 10.6. Kangaroo; British; 2,706 tons, from Fremantle 10.6 to Bangkok 11.6. Plancius: Dutch; 3,530 tons; from Belawan Deli 10.6 to Muntoh 11.6 Gorgon: British; 2.120 tons. from Batavia 10.6 to Fremantle 18.6. Dtmpo: Netherlands; 10,210 tons, from
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    EXCHANGES
    204 6 The following ore the exchange stock this morning according to the daily circular issued by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SKLMNV i mm Singapore. June 10. j London T.T. 2 3 11 10 London demand 2 3 I]!m I Lyons demand Switzerland demand 25? Hamburg demand il
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    CLUB DIARY OF EVENTS
    318 6 [There are numerous Clubs in Singapore members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune.' This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries arc invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-dat?. and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the Diary of Events."
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    S.C.C. CRICKET
    62 6 The following members have accepted to play for S.C.C. Ist. XI Vs United Services on Saturday and Sun day at 2 n.m. and 11 a.m. respeetive'v ri the 8.C.C.: B. Gaiuard. A. Fc tP. O'Neil Dunne, C. F. Sutton. J W Pwert, W van deu Bosch. J Jeans
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    YACHT CLUB REGATTA
    197 6 THREE crews will race on the Br? water Course to-day or ">*' Knowles International Cup at 5 -n n r., The usual launch.-; for ofSr»ais spectators will leave CllifordPier t 5.51 p.m. M The crews competing are*— English: Bow: N. W. G mi] 11 Ib:>; 2 a.
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      164 6 MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL J TO-NIGHT ORCHESTRAL CONCERT 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. 111 XXEII and l> \\< lv (formal) from 9.45 to midnight Non Diners 51.00 RAFFLES BAND Directed By Dan Hopkins 1 TO-NIGHT! j j SPECSAL DINNER DANCE i ENTERTAINMENT PROVIDED BY J I 1 FAY HAMILTON j WELL-KNOWN LONDON
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      77 6 |il PBACiirE LIMITED TO THE jf EYE. i? Muscle anomalies Crossed eyes. J Complicated eases g of defect iv c A i vision. \T 1 R. A. THOMPSON, D.O.Sc, (Dr. of Ocular Science). J 4, ARCADE, GROUND FLOOK 'Phone 3002. Consultation Without Cost or Obligation. DIAMOND TUBULAR STEEL FURNITURE j
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      180 6 WELL-GROOMED HAIR MARKS THE MAN...'HE'S NEAT' 2 APE 5 FOE THE CONVENIENCE OF ALL r\ yT CONVENIENT TO ALL £Sk. being near Business Quarters and Places of -ail Amusement Unrivalled for KPw &s£Ĕfes«& ILL-ROUND HOTEI SERVICE BgV r O-VIFO»:T AND ECONOMY \ND TAFIFF 71-77, ii. as Ci:-ah Read. Paonc ?,QQC.
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      275 6 j POSTAL INTELLIGENCE j TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME Europe and Great Britain x X.L.M. June 11 2 p.m. Medanx X.L.M. 11 2 p.m. Iranx X.L.M. 11 2 p.m. India, East. North, South and West Sirdhana 11 3 p.m. Djambi Toba 11 3 p.m. Pontianak f t Tohiti H
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    REPRIEVED KILLER DIES ON DAY HE LEAVES PRISON
    840 7 FATAL COLLAPSE (From Our Oum Correspondent) QFLEASLD ftom Parkhurst Fri*on yesterday, having spent tesNha'n' two A N(4 ,'s in fao„ a youn- remeved murderer died only a few hours after tasting ficcaom. h v was i n his way to visit his
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    SOVIET TRADE MONOPOLY
    251 7 APRIL 22 completed the twentieth year of the monopoly of foreign trade in the Soviet Union. The tote 1 volume cf Soviet foreign trade during the period amounted to 80,211 1 million roubles. Cut of this sum imports amounted to 41,315.6 million roubles, half of which was
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    FREE TRADE ESSENTIAL
    194 7 i Maintaining The Mercantile Marine r. r. s. Dalgliesh, the Newcastle shipowner anu former president of the Chamber of Shipping, was the Drincipal speaker at a luncheon o* t. North-Western Free Trade Union he.o m Free"' Mr. Dalgliesh said, was absolutely essential for the maintenance of the
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    THE QUEEN
    125 7 London, Thursday. Her Majesty the Queen is to be present at tne Garden Party which will be held at the Tower of London in July, in aid of the funds of Tower Hill improvement. Her Majesty will go to the Tower by wafer and will be the first
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    THE QUEEN'S PICTURE
    30 7 When Queen Mary visited the Rowd Academy she bought two pictures Coronation Day, 11*37." by Mr. CharlCo Cundall, A. R.A. and "Flower Pipr by Miss Bridget Peterson.
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    FAST RAIL JOURNEY
    182 7 4011/2 Miles In Under Seven Hours British Official Wireless. London, Thursday. AS the giant L M.S. stream-lined locomotive "Duchess of Gloucester," weigmng 164 V2 tons and measuring 74 feet in lengtfi and over 13 feet in height, ran into Glasgow Central station this afternoon, she had to
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    LATVIAN STOWAWAY
    188 7 Claims Passport Was Stolen In Shanghai Explaining that he had been stranded in Shanghai where his passport had been stolen and that he had intended to so on to Manila to see his Consul there, Arvids Ozols, 26-year-old Latvian seaman pleaded guilty to stowing away on the motor
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      80 7 12 'Protect them!' The children often cut and graze themselves. Protect them with an efficient reliable antiseptic. L» <^w^p DlTTOL'—deadly to germs—is gentle and V lean. It will minimise the danger of blood- f for <£m jj poisoning by killing the germs that cause it. gfflL fy| all THE MOIERN
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      402 7 SHANGHAI SALE "Old Dock" In New Hands Of Mollers, Ltd. Pending filial arrangements and deed formalities, the Shanghai Dock and Engineering Company's "Old Dock rituated on the river frontage off Broadway, has been sold to Mcllers. Limited, for the sum of £70.000. This transaction was confirmed by Mr. Eric Moller,
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      155 7 MONTH'S U»« The great Empire flying-boats have shrunk the map and brought a visit to England within the limit of a month's leave. Time spent in travel there and back from Singapore is only eleven days. Fares include everything —even tips There are special rebates for Government officials and officers
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      322 8 KOXY BAR OPEN 5 P.M. TILL MIDNIGHT. I OPENING™TO-NIGHT «.15 9.15 MILLIONS THE WORLD I 'I OVER HAVE LAUGHED I—IBIMI Hill W 111 MMMMHIIIIM STORY! NOW IT COMES "™B^JL^^^Jj«fc-^lf™iSH SHIRLEY TEMPLE W THE PICTURE THAT WILL TOUCH THE DEEPEST CORNERS OF YOUR HEART "HEIDI" 20th Century-Fox Picture with Ilj JEAN
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      507 8 I ACCLAIMED AS THEIR BEST MUSICAL TRIUMPH! M. G. M. s SPECTACULAR ACTION FILLED HIT |cAP>TOL|i^y°-°*;ji The Singing Sweethearts of M ROSE MARIE Jp J» NELSON EDDY as a new, ■S£ captivate his victims! Jm jEANnTTE MacDONALD H-Wl 'THE GIRL of the R^y§ GOLDEN WEST" Special Added Attraction—Rett ived by
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      319 8 'STARTS TO-DAY 3-15 6-15 9-15 PAVILIOI\T A DAZZLING DISPLAY OF FASCINATING FEMININITY IN THK MAGICALLY-MELODIOUS MOULIN RO UGE OF PARIS! jMĔsSfe>,. AND nir DELIGHTFI'L NEW SWEET] OF THT SCREEN JEAN GILLIE .1 I ALSO SHOWING m \J j WALT DISNEY CARTOON 'fik J OS litH I GAUMONT NEWS WITH "THE
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    War Office Announces Further Army Changes
    171 9 British Official Wireless. London, June 9. r Office announces that runny i < reduction in the battalions in a divitnced by the Secretary for the Commons on March 10, it d if ed to make certain the composition of the Ist, division* and in
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    LOSS OF TRAWLER
    207 9 Skipper Alleges Orders Not Obeyed er ol the trawler Exmouth, the Island of Islay, on March 9. alleged ret the Board of Trade inquiry at pi, id that his orders had not been as given before Mr. Sellars, 15 c Wreck Commissioner, and three assessors. kipper, Ernest
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    19 9 Mr. A. C. Walton, Manager of the Division Burmah Shell Com- Calcutta Is on a short visit to Kedah
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    PETROLEUM DEPOSITS IN TRIPURA
    199 9 (United Press). AgartaJa, June 1. DECENT Geological invcti-ations in the B?ramura and Deotarnura •.<ne.es in Tnpura State have «lyes deinitc evidences of large petroleum re- •< ervo rs in the Str.te, says a press note ov the State Geological Survey Department. There are several parallel ridges
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    PASSENGER LIST
    257 9 j The following passengers are sailing iby the -Yusukuni Maru" which left i Singapore on June 8 for Europe:— Mr. H. Yamada, Mrs. A. K. BhagOt, Miss H. Couper, Miss GkvijuyakaL i Mr. H. Iwata, Mr. S. Kasai. Mr. D. !M. Khattau, Mrs. Khattau, Mr. K. D. Khattau.
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    23 9 Mr. H. B. O'Malley has been appointed j a member ol the Selangor State Council 1 in place of Mr. W. S. Reeve-Tucker.
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    Britons Isolated
    113 9 Reuter. Hankow, June 10. DEFUSING to leave Chengchow when the last train departed in order to remain and tender the sick and wounded, a group of foreign doctors and missionaries are at present isolated at Chengchow with «11 railway and telegraDhic communications cut. The group includes two Britons,
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    46 9 Mr. J. C. Coldham, manager of Raub Australian Gold Ltd.. has left for London. Mr. Coldham will be away six months, during which time he will receive treatment in England for an injured arm. Mr. F. M. Betheran will be acting manager during Mr. Coldham's absence.
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    29 9 Mrs. G. Wilkinson, wife of the State Forest Officer. Kedah. and one of the best known horsewomen in Malaya, has returned to Sungei Patani after a holiday at home.
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      20 9 ~m^^mFOR THE TROPICS FINE BBOWN FOR SUNNY DAYS. MtKO'(fHK ELE A ANCE Advertisement of The B}ta Slid Co.. Ltd.. Singapore.
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      403 9 ALMOST PARALYSED WITH RHEUMATISM Did Not Improve until He Tried Kruschen There has just come to our notice a very remarkable recovery Irom severe rheumatism. The seriousness of the man's condition and the step that led to his ultimate recovery, are described in the following letter: 'For several years I
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      359 9 BRiriSH MOVIETONE XEWS PRESENTS TILE LATEST NEWS OF THE WEEK ANJD THE 1938 DERBY RACE ALHAMBRA 15 I/ W T li-MX/ PHONE 6909 EXTREMELY Iv x dĔtĔk* i AMUSING GLORIOUS musical ALLEGE ENTERTAINMENT DAYS ARE Says FREE PRESS £W^C? r WOTTA RIOTI BACK well chosen AGAIN shorts '^Th£jV^^*%C\ movietone The
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    NUFFIELD PLOT
    486 10 first serious attempt at kidnapping made in England has failed miserably, as it is to be hoped all future attempts will fail. The plot against Lord Nuffield, as related in court, was a carefully prepared one and had it succeeded a crime would have been committed which would
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    The Five Wonders Of The World
    615 10 AND THE PRICE THEY PAY The Quins Have Had A Birthday TWELVE years ago a poor farmer, a French-Canadian farmer called Oliva Dionne, married a girl and brought her home to an unpainted, slightly dilapidated farmhouse on the outskirts of Calander, Ontario. The wedding
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    A Special Correspondent
    16 10 Tells the story of the most famous babies the world has ever known.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Air Raid Precautions
    267 10 NOTES COMMENTS Air Raid Precautions lIONGKONG has pushed ahead with air raid precaution schemes, and i r i.? interesting to note that circular let- j lers have been forwarded to ail im j portent business firms there. In Ihi letter the A.R.P. officer. Wing Com■nander A. H. B. bteele-Perkins, expresses
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    A Lame Excuse
    251 10 the result of tho wold-wide pro test against, the bombing ol Canton by Japanese aircraft, the Japanese au- j thorities have tried to excuse themselves by saying that Canton is a strongly fortified city, and, as such, it cannot escape 4 1 r- the fate of becom-
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    TOPICS OF THE DAY
    162 10 1 DOCTOR says that many all-the- f*tat bathers suffer from colds which tlvy try tc keep secret It takes some time, of course, to master tne art nf tneezing under water. It seems that a magazine for bald people is published in America. We understand that
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    BLAZING R.A.F. PLANE DRAMA
    111 11 Reuter. London, June 10. ril. crew of six of an R.A.F. bomber had a remarkable pscipe. to .ihich the coolness, confidence and efficiency of the pilot contributed, when a machine burst into flames at 4 000 feel this afternoon, as it v ,s flying over Leicester.
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    Japanese Troops Land Near Tatung Port
    237 11 Reuter. HANKOW, FRIDAY. I ARGE-SC ALE IN\ OF ANHUI PROVINCE BY THE JAPANESE HAS BEGUN, AND -IT IS REPORTED THAT NUMEROUS TROOPS HAVE BEEN LANDED ON THE SHORES NEAR THE RIVER PORT OF TATUNG. v tour war.slnps heavily bombarded the shores and later six
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    SINO-BURMA FRONTIER CLASH
    81 11 Reuter. Rangoon, June 10. Kachin tribesman was shot in a Sino-Burma frontier fracas when a party of tribesmen visiting the weekly u a2aai at Yunnan town Ky;<nhungla. conflicted. n)^l a 70 Cilim> se soldiers who took Burm he sword s and guns of the kanhnl ™?sinen wbo
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    HURT ON LINER
    39 11 British Official Wireless. London, June 10. r OMalley the late British Minister has now arrived in London. v Madey travelled v.a Washington on board the Aquitania met accident, injuring his back, Ofl he now recover.n-.—British wireless.
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    Low Dive
    36 11 A man in full diver's equipment attracted attent-on at Marble Arch, Lrndcn. He was col'ecting for Lifeboat Day in aid of the lifeboat service. Photo shows a gill buying a flag from the diver.
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    Anglo-Italian Pact Wanted 'Immediately'
    97 11 Reuter. Rome, June 10. A SUGGESTION that the Anglo-Italian agreement should be implemented immediately, rather than after a settlement of the Spanish War has been ,uade by the news paper Stampa a view trhich is undoubtedly favoured in authoritative quarters. The newspaper argues that the AntiFascists,
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    HOLLAND SITTING ON THE FENCE
    108 11 Reuter. T\ tk TheHHue»a ue June 10 S c °nd Chamber, Dr. Colijn, presse <i by the Communist J Wr M Wijr.koop, to define the F a attitude to the Far JT 1 «««ct, especially in view of J*"*** of undefended towns, to' asked Dr.
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    Cabinet Decision On Spain Bombings Soon?
    491 11 Skipper Dies Of Wounds PREMIER, HALIFAX HAVE PHONE TALKS Reuter. London, June 10. A *!fr!L! P^ ND,NG DAYS CONSIDERING WHAT MBAm»T«u,nt^ITAIN COULD TAKE TO STOl THE BOMBING OF m™l N SPANISH W ATERS, VISCOUNT HALIFAX WENT JO HIS \ORKSHIRE RETREAT YESTERDAY. RETURNING TO LONDON
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    Father And Daughter
    53 11 The new Children's Zoo at the London Zoo was pened by Bobbie and Teddie, sons of the American Ambassador. Mr. Josenh P. Kennedy. Here they are allowed 11 pet se'ected animals and to be photographed with them. Photo shows: Mr. Joseph P. Kennedy and his daughter. Rosemary,
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    NEW YORK BABY KIDNAPPER TOOK BOY AS HE SLEPT
    189 11 Reuter. New Y r ork, June 10. iJUYENTY-ONE-YEAR-OI D Franklin Pearc? McCall, arrested on suspicion of kidnapping the five-year-old son of Mr. James Cash, has Made a full confession, it is stated here. Mr. Edgar Hoover, head of the G-Men has
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    RETURNING
    21 11 Mr. H. J Cockman. an Officer of r-iqss HI. Malayan Civil Service, re'timer' from leave.of absence on May 19, 1938.
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    Eight Die In Air Crash
    59 11 Reuter. Delavan, Illinois, June 10. PIGHT people are reported killed In a large aeroplane crash near here. The plane has not yet been definitely identified, but a report from Kanoul. Illinois, slates that an army bomber with nine officers and men left there for Deliver.
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    Aero Engines: Larger Output
    50 11 British Official Wireless. London. June 10. A newspaper here states that, simultaneously with plana for the erection of a new factory at Crewe for '.he production of Aero Engines, Ruiis-Rcyee Company is extending its works at Deroy to tne limits O; the present site*—British Official Wire-
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    MURDERER CONFESSED TO "PRIEST" WHO WAS DISGUISED TROOPER
    228 11 I Seattle. State trooper, garbed in thj robes of a priest, has obtained a confession of a 10.-year-old unsolved murder here and has raised a storm of protests from religious organisations in this state. Sergeant Joe McCauley, who pretended to be a
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    CANTON BOMBED ONCE MORE
    216 11 Reuter. I Canton, June 10. jTOCR squadrons of Japanese planes raiue over the city to-nighi and dropped 6 to 8 bombs in the vicinity j of S~»vhuen. Huge columns oi s»ujko aeie visible in the bright mo. ivight, but no iires were started. Once again red
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    26 11 Mr. C. W. Bloomfield. European Maser, Malayan Educational Service, has n granted 261 days" leave on full pay vith effeci from Jun* 1 3. 1938. inclusive.
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    Scientists Leave For Canada
    74 11 London, June 10. OVER 150 British cnemists —research workers and university teachers led by Lord Leverhulme. President of the Society of Chemical Industry, left today for Canada to take part in a conference at which leading experts of a number of different nationalists will discuss problems
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    ON LEAVE.
    27 11 Mr. R F. Bomford, European Master, Malayan Educational Service, lias been granted 21G days' leave on full pay with effect from June 3. 1938, inclusive.
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    TROOPING OF THE COLOURS
    63 11 Tb« flirt tuli dress rehearsal f r.\ e Trosphif of the Cc'our I it i ace r»n the Horse Guards I trade, Whitehall. London. Ti,p actual ceremony took plare Thursday, in official cclebraticn el the Kind's birthday. Photo Shows: A general view rl the dress rehearsal
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    PALESTINE POLICY
    266 11 London, Friday. Till; (curse a! Britfrtl policy ia Palestine was described to the permanent mandat rommlfli— of iht league at Geneva by Sir John Shuikburgh. Deputy Secretary of State for the Colonies. While regarding the faestfton of partition as «.ub judice in vieu of the presence in Palestine
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    2,660 INSPECTIONS
    46 11 London. June 10 In the first y°.ir of its existence. Air Registration beard —upon which the Air Ministry's responsibility for the inspection of civil aircraft, and the issue and renewal of certificates of airworthiness was: dvcived—has made 2.660 inspections through its surveyors.—British Official Wireless.
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    Marine Hostel's Work For Seamen
    415 12 THE ANNUAL REPORT TN HIS foreword to the 11th annual report for the Singapore Marine Hotel. Commodore M. L. Clarke pays a great tribute to the work of the Instit,t»,. 11.. t tutc. lie writes: "We of the Royal Navy and our brothers of the
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    Happy World
    56 12 The opening performance of Miss Riboet's famous company of Javanese artistes at the Happy World last night was attended by a large audience. The programme opened with a colourful chorus of dancing girls and continued with a cleverly worked play, in which comedy, drama and gaiety abounded. The
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    PASSENGERS LEAVING
    276 12 The following passengers are sailing by the "Patroclus" which left here today for Europe: Miss Colter, Mrs. Daizell, Lt. A Dayrell, R.N., Miss Denny, Master beano, Mr. and Mrs. N. Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. and Miss Fielder. Mr. and Mrs. T. j. and Miss J. Fisher,
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    CANE FOR BOYS WHO TOOK ROLLER SKATES
    284 12 Singapore. Friday. WE took the .skates to practise with." said 16-year-old Teo Ah Cheng who looked much younger than whit his birth certificate produced in court testified. in reply to Mr. F V. Duckworth. the Second Magistrate, this morning, when accused and a
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    MALAYAN SEASCAPE
    8 12 FISHING BOAT"—one of Mr. Zasipkin's exhibits.
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    Stock & Money Exchanges
    88 12 Stock Money Exchanges Reuter. London, June 10. On the Stock Exchange week-end considerations restricted trading, but the vKic.en.cne is generally satisfactory. Foreign bonds are supported except Far Easterns In commodities, tin is firm in response to improred American buying interest and a broader local speculative demand. On the foreign exchanges,
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    Rescued From River
    42 12 A MIDDLE-AGED Chinese woman and her two-year-old son were rescued from tiie Singapore River at Havelock Road last night by an Indian, after they had fallen in. They were unconscious when the ambulance arrived to take them to hospital.
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    Troopship Skipper Retiring From Service
    303 12 Capt. Ki'tson Of "Di'lwara" TAPTAIN A. G. Kits-; who. until re- cently. was in command of the British India Company's troopship "Dil- vara" is retiring from the Company*? service on age limit. Although Captain Kitson'.; father be-| longed to he himself was bom to London,
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    MALACCA CHINESE HONOURED
    157 12 (From Our Onn Correspondent) Malacca, Friday. AMONG the recipients ol birthday honours in Malacca, is the wellknown Chinese. Mr. Ec Kong Guan J.P. who receives the Certificate of Honour Born in 1869 at Malacca, Mr. Kong Guan was a Justice of the Peace for the Settlement of
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    SPECIAL CORONER'S JURY
    92 12 Singapore. Thursday. AN inquiry into the death of a Chinese named Ng Tit who died in the General Hospital on June 2, was held this morning by Mr. W. G. Porter, the Singapore Coroner. The deceased was an inmate of the Op tram Road Prison and was
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    SINGAPORE ARTIST'S EXHIBITION
    219 12 I Singapore, Friday. HIGHLY interesting exhib!tion of IA paintings by Mr. V. A. Zasipkin, Principal of the School of Art at Amber Mansions, opens at the Y.W.C.A. today, and will remain open until June 19. Hours of exhibition are between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. A representative
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    S.S.V.F. COMMISSIONS
    59 12 i Singapore, Friday. Commissions m the S.S. Volunteer SPB a e bounced in the latest issue of the S.S. Government Gazette as follows: Second-Lieut. R. g. H Tait 5.8. V.F., to the rank of Lieutenant. Second-Lieut. P. Wilson, S.S.V.F to the rank of Lieutenant. A commission as Second-Lieut.,
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    RAN THORN IN FOOT: DIED OF LOCKJAW
    272 12 Singapore, Friday. AN inquiry into the death of a sixyear old Chinese girl was this morning ad.iourned, as Mr. W. G. Porter the Coroner wished to write to the medical authorities in Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Chong Ah Lee, the father of the deceased
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    Gazette Appointments
    194 12 The following appointments are notified in the latest issue of the S.S Government Gazette: Miss A. M. Taylor to be a European Mistress, Malayan Educational Service with effect from Apr. 22. Mr. C. H. Coats, Assistant Master. Queens College, British Guiana, to be a European Master. Malayan Eduea-
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    American Film Producer's Appeal
    230 12 Echo Of "Booloo" Case Singapore, Friday. AN appeal arising out of the judgment of Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell awarding Woo Chew Sin, a Chinese contractor, the sum of $650 for the erection of a cabin, built for the purpose of the filming ot the picture "Booloo"
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    CHILD'S BROKEN ARM RESULTS IN DEATH
    264 12 Singapore, Friday. "I WAS cooking in the kitchen of m. >I house, when the baby started t cry, and my little daughter went to tend to her. The next moment iv 3r( i a thump, and the baby benan < t louder," said Mrs.
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    MRS. GRIEBL SUMMONED
    78 12 Wife Of Nazi Leader In New York Reuter. New York. Juno iu Mrs. Gnebl, summoned to to-tifv to espionage investigations, is beii." heid as a material witness on £5,000 bail The authorities state she had booked her passage by the next beat to Germany.—Reuter. Mrs. Griebl is
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    201 12 Arrived from N.E.I, by KNILM Diane "PK-AFL" on 7—6—38: Mr. Arbenz Mr. Yo Heng Siang, Mr. H. Elio.i' Mr. and Mrs. van Hilten and child Arrived from N.E.I, by KLM plan"Reiger" on 7—6—38: Mr. Morlccs, Mr. Wolterbeek, Mr. Kupers.. Left for Medan, Bangkok and Calcutta by KLM
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    NON-INTERVENTION MEETING
    45 12 Reuter Wireless. London. June 10. THE meeting of the non-intervention sub-committee arranged for to-day was postponed as it is understood that Lord Plymouth wishes to have individual consultations regarding the Soviet proposal that International observer! should be placed in Spanish ports Reuter Wireless.
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    Failed Through Dispute With Landlord
    153 12 Singapore, Friday. A FORMER partner in the now defunct Varsity Food Company, Ma Song Chew a young Chinese, in his public examination in bankruptcy before Mr. Justice Terrell to-day attributed the failure of the business to a rent dispute with the landlord. Bankrupt said that
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    32 12 Tributes were paid in the Canadian House of Commons to the memory of Major F. C. Betts, member for London, Ontario, who was drowned while Ashing in the Blanche River near Ottawa
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    2 12 STOP PRESS
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    BRITAIN URGED TO FORCE PASSAGE OF THE YANGTSE
    137 13 GUNBOAT CONVOYS? Reuter. H i ostensible rcas— lor the Japanese r*>f,-coi t« Shanghai, June 10. T' »m :ty. but Admiral MUUft MpLu V h n the i„ British quarters that th<- Ke2?? reSttUed in ,h arned the real reason is the j;
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    ATTACKS ON BRITISH SHIPS DELIBERATE?
    96 13 Reuter and British Official Wireless. Valencia. June 10. and crews of the Stan st indignant regarding lone plane last night rbour which machineStan Ray but caused no d that the British Ensign been clearly visible in the coonlighl and crews of all British Lse enraged
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    Co-op Peace Alliance
    95 13 London. June 9. IFTER a lively debate the co-operative 1 gress at Scarborough yesterday :tea of a peace alliance the co-operative equivalent of r front On a card vote, al was defeated by 4.492 to raised on an emergency n backed by 13 societies, urging lew of
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    THE A. R. P. IN ACTION
    68 13 in B? ftn £S aUs iv air raids Precautions test ,ver to be held B-mh-rd mand U h,C u h ,nc,ud <* Chatham Naval Dockyard. tcr-a? and rfvii n, by 30 planes and by Terri- U i pho to shows Air Kaids Precautions nremen
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    TIN POOL VOTING DETAILS
    154 13 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Friday. THE following communique was 1 issued to-ni?ht by the Under Secretary to the Government:— In the recent referendum on the proposal for a Buffer Stock Scheme. Malayan producers were asked. ia» whether they were in favour of the creation
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    NO ATTACKS ON JAPAN
    144 13 I.L.O. Conference Decision Reuter. Geneva, June 9. MR- Chu, the Chinese workers' delegate to the International Labour office conference, to-day sought to deliver a speech attack J ing Japan. The president warned Mr. Chu that no political attacks would be allowed and refused him the floor.
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    AMERICAN EXPLORERS
    76 13 Reuter Wireless. New York, June 10 Six American explorers headed by Mr Richard Archdold landed at Humboldt i3ay, New Guinea, completing the ten thousand miles flight from San Diago in six days. The last lap was over 2 300 miles of the Pacific from Wake Island wh eh
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    MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE AMENDMENT
    80 13 Ltituled an Ordinance to amend nicipal Ordinance (Chapter He vised Edition) is about to duced into the Legislative Counion 148 (9) (b> and (c) Shipment Trust is under a bligation to reconstruct the 'of a building which abuts on land a back-lane Such reconhowever, might contravene Bylaws
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    AUDIENCE WITH KING
    20 13 London, June 10. Buckingham Palace tomdience Mr. J. Wadas Governor and Mr. H. J. Seymour, at Teheran.—British
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    21 13 The London Public Assistance untitled to vote £250 in ex_ oi the continued arrival of from Spain who need iaj assistance
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    COOLIES NOT ENTITLED TO NOTICE
    169 13 (From Our Oun Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Friday. AT the Supreme Court this morning Mr. Justice Raja Musa delivered judgment upholding the appeal of Mr. Chu Chik Sang, a well known Chinese miner, who appealed against the decision of the Deputy Controller of Labour (Chinese) who
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    DEATH OF MR. W.K. BRAMPY
    116 13 THE death occurred at the General Hospital last night of Mr. W. K. Brampy, at the age of 55. The deceased who was in the best 01 health suddenly collapsed last evening and was immediately removed to the General Hospital where he expired He was
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    32 13 Dr. Julio A. Roca, who negotiated with Lord Runciman the trade treaty between Argentina and Great Britain in 1933, and was Vice-President under General Justo. has been appointed Argentine Ambassador in Brazil.
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    LANDING GROUND AT MALACCA
    184 13 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Friday. THOUGH there is no aerodrome in Malacca nor a possibility of Malacca having one in the near future the Municioal Commissioners have orovided for an emergency landing ground in allotting the Reclamation grounds for that purpose. The Reclamation grounds have
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    SIX DEAD IN BOMBED STEAMER
    94 13 Reuter. Madrid, June 9 A FRENCH steamer, the Brisbane, was n hit by incendiary bombs to-day out side Denia and is on lire. A British non-intervention observer and a British shipping agent were killed, with four of the Brisbane's crew Ten were wounded. An aeroplane
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    Nationalist Protest
    36 13 Reuter. Burgos, June 10. The WatfonaHst Government, in a note to France, protests against accusation that the pianes which violated the French frontier were Nationalist machines, and says that they belonged to the "Reds."—Reuter.
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    Coming To Singapore
    37 13 Reuter. London, June 10. THE King has approved of the appointment of Colonel M. D. Gambler Parry as commander of the Singapore Infantry Brigade with temporary rank of Brigadier, with effect from August next—Reuter.
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    32 13 Mr. C. T. L. Goodchild, Assistant Superintendent, Survey Department, Federated Malay States and Straits Settlements, has been granted 236 days' leave on full pay with effect from June 3,1933, inclusive. c a-_—B
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    SULTAN'S GIFTS TO SEAMEN: WARM INTEREST IN MISSION
    257 13 EVIDENCE of the interest His Highness the Sultan of Johore takes in the Singapore Bailors' Institute and' of a particular case of a British seaman imprisoned in the Johore gaol Is contained in a reference by the Padre, in the course of
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    FINAL DAY OF SELANGOR SUMMER MEETING
    684 15 CARD FOR TO-DAY'S K. L. RACES scratchincs and order of RUNNING Tl ,1.1 i- lh r f order f running:, for the fourth ami linai aft^r. T i. i th Selangor Turf Club's Summer race meeting is given bc'o»v MMvp «a races 3 and
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    52 15  -  By "Argus" THE following are selections for the races at Kuala Lumpur, to-day: Race I—SABARA Sang Ayah Race 2—BONNIE LASSIE The Puritan Race 3—THADDEUS Abbot's Temptation Race 4—DEBELLA Monte- Vidro Rat c —BATJT Maid of Cash el lCme <;~WOTAN Velocity Rare 7—-GOLD POINT Hard fining. Race 8 NII I
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    RUGBY UNION PROPOSAL FOR SIAM
    55 15 (from Our ***** Correspondent) Bangkok, Friday. RUGBY players in Siam feel the time has arrived when a Siam Rugby Union should be foimeri and a meeting to consider this project has been called for next week. The proposed union will probably control the activities of
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    S.A.F.A. TRIAL
    90 15 The lmal trial to select the Sin'janore team to meet Sembiian in the Malaya Cun" Competition on June 18 will be held at the Stadium on Thursday June 16, when the following are requ:3td to attend: Abdul Rahman (M.F.A.k Haji Abdui Rahman I Police*. AziS (M.F.A.t. G. Day
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    Malacca School Sports
    33 15 Th Annual Athletic Sports of the Malacca Hi*h School will be held today at th School grounds. Mrs G W. Bryant, wife of the Resident Councillor, will distribute the prizes.
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    Rifle Shootinq
    23 15 There will be a spoon shoot for members of the Blnagpore Rifle Association to-day at 2.30 p.m. at Bukit Timah Range.
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    OUTRAM SCHOOL SPORTS
    260 15 TINE weather favoured the opening of 1 tne Outram school annual athletic Sports yesterday. Events were keenly contested throughout the afternoon, the rival Houses competing vigorously. Champion athlete for the day was Lee Thiam Pub who gained 24 points and Kan AL Low uu.s a close mnuer-up
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      106 15 TANGLiN CRICKET The R.A.M.C. beat the Minesweepars ai cricket at Tanglin yesterday by 89 runs. Ba.ting first, the Minesweepers were all out for 56 runs, Brown and Schofield scoring 12 each. Sgt. Major Hyson with four for four and Parrish (2 for 2' bowled well for the Medicals. The Medicals
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    Boxing Thrills At The Happy World
    638 16 TWO TITLE BOUTS ON NIGHT'S CARD Mortell Wins Bantamweight And Abayan Flyweight SOME of the finest boxing seen for a long time was provided at the Happy World last night under the promotion of Mr. Geo. E. Lee, when the semi-final, a flyweight championship
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    Wightman Cup Tennis
    146 16 London, Friday. rE Wightman Cup tennis match between Britain and America began to-day at Wimbledon. Results (Britain mentioned first):— Miss Stammers bent Miss Marble 3—6. 7—5. 6—3. Miss Scriven lost to Mrs. Wills Moody o—6, 5—7. Miss Stammers was in good form and excelled in smashing in
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    JOE EAGLE OUTPOINTS DIAMOND
    49 16 'From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. In a ten 3-minute round bout at the Bukit Bintang Park to-night, Joe Eagle 9.5», 2 outpointed Jo# Diamond 9.13. The bout lacked thrills. Eagle was generally cautious, but was more on the aggressive, though Diamond fought confidently.
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    U.S. GOLF OPEN
    36 16 Reuter. Denver, Colorado, June 10. jN the first round of the American open golf championship Henry Picard and Jimmy Hines tied with 70. John Rogers was next with 71 and Emery Zimmerman 72.—Reuter.
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    Yadi Beats Malayan Tennis Champion
    414 16 S-LTA Tourney Surprise i THERE was a surprise in the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association championship tournament at the S.C.C. courts yesterday afternoon when Chin Kee Onn, the Malayan singles champion was beaten by Yadi. in straight sets 9—7, 7—5. The Malay played sparkling tennis and
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    SOCCER AT MEDICAL COLLEGE
    248 16 FEEN rivalry characterised the annual encounter for the Cinchona Cud j soccer match between the Anatomists and the Biologists at the Medical College ground yesterday when the Anatomists won by 3-1. The result was a fair reflection of the play. At the conclusion of the match.
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    S.A.F.A. League Tables
    461 16 POSITIONS in the S.A.F.A. League -I soccer competitions, revised to dateare as lollows:— FIRST DIVISION Goals P. W. L. D. r. A. Pt Chinese (1) 11 7 2 2 28 13 16 R A.F. (5) 10 5 2 3 32 19 12 RA. (4) 10 6 3
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    286 19 Bj Air Mail) Bombay, June 2. v ones were witnessed I p I hi. s.s. "Conte ftianeah carries Pandit JawaN< hru to Europe was about the Indian shore, "fiande >lataram' v s sun? by Congress v(i it the end of which |t Jmvaharlal-ki-Jai'' were intil
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    241 19 (United Press). Lahore, June L Tilt application for leave to appeal U the I'rivv Council in the Skahidganj case came up recently far final hearing before a Full ■rack of the Lahore High Court of the Acting Chief fotiee, Sir James Addison, and Mr. htttice s. Bhide
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    441 19 (United Press). (By Air Mail) Bombay, June 4. THE momentous session of the Executive Council of the AllIndia Muslim League commenced its deliberations on the subject of Hindu-Muslim Unity at the residence of Mr. M. A. Jinnah, President cf the League, at 11 a.m. to-day. When it
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    80 19 (United Press). «TiURMA 168 Reform League" is the name of a new association formed in ThTSue will give to the MS members of the Legislature advice and instructions in the discharge of their duties according to democratic ideas and issue timely warning to the members and
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    362 19  -  WAY TO UNITY BLOCKED? —Edited by G.S. Muthukrishnan B. Sc. (United Press). (By Air Mail) way to a settlement of the unity question appears to have been blocked by the deliberations of the Council of the All India Muslim League,
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    55 19 (United Press). (By Air Mail.) Bombay, June 2. THE Bombay Harijan Temple Worship (removal of disabilities) Bill recently passed by the Legislature has received the assent of the Governor-General. The Bombay Government has thereby placed on the Statute Book an important measure for the removal of
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    194 19 (United Press). JIN interesting incident showing how even the Europeans have imbibed the Hindu superstitions and conventions was seen at Lyons Range, the most important centre for business in Calcutta When Messrs. Turner Morrison Co.. built their new premises on the present site in Lyons Range, in
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    201 19 (United Press). (By Air Mail.) Karachi, June 5. ANE by one, the non-Congress Pro- vinces in India are opposing the introduction of Federation. Recently, the Punjab Assembly pass- ed a resolution to that effect, and now the Sind Assembly, too. has done the same. The following
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