Malaya Tribune, 2 June 1939

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    36 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales XXVI -No. 130. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1939 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune. Friday, June 2, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, FRIDAY JUNE 2, 1939
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      157 1 "FED SEA" U INGE Jl ICE. p .i PROVISION STORE H BRIDGE ROAD. HONE 2133. OPEN DAILY FROM i i ii.i. ii p.m I H FAMOUS fM§ SPEY ROYAL WHISKY l.rcry drop is guaranteed 10 years old or over SOLE AGENTS INC IN 5 EXTRI I Mm lf :m Tooth
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      302 1 I MADAME PAGE LATE 92, PICCADILLY. 1 LONDON. S DRESSMAKER, DESIGNER TAIj.ORMADES GOWNS 5 EOK ALL OCCASIONS IN STOCK. FFOM: $5. 30. 13 BATTERY ROAD. I TEL, 6327 SINGAPORE. jl What is I there iji familiar. I ||j about s^^/ I BRISK STRIDE? j I Why, it*l Johnnie Walker's brisk
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    LAST NIGHT'S FIRST NIGHTS
    100 2 Banned Picture, Now At Pavilion In New Form THERE appear. Singapore that "lia Columbia picture now the Pavilion, is an old film ku for a return screening This is a mistake imported into the Col but was banned by the banned also in Austra countries and
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    Bobby Breen At The Capitol
    99 2 FISHERMAN'S WHARr ed at the Capitol duces Bobby Breen. the tx tragic role in a ston ending. Bobby, an orphan. Uv< a man, a widower, whon .supposed to be his fath< simple fisherfolk of Sai life is carefree and i widowed aunt and hei arrive
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    Untitled
    27 2 Lucille Ball, popular untitled who recently scored in m dims, plays a flery-temper< m RKO Radio's "Next Time IV M Ellison is co-featured U M groom. M
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      359 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated in England). P. O. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1939 RAWALPINDI 17,000 June 2 I SOUDAN 6.500 Jun e 3 CHITRAL 15,000 June 16 CORFU J5 000 June 30 I BURDWAN 6:C70 July l CANTON 15,500 July 14 CARTHAGE 15,000 July 28 I
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      419 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. ĕNORDDLUTSCHĔB LLOYD, (Incorporated ip aermany). are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARD r *£i£S& HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 5 S.S. "ODER" omits North 1939 China j ull 13 8 m..s. "MARBURG" j un 2 l m.s. "FULDA' omits Hongkong Japan. j un 24 HOMEWARD. For
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      476 2 THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP COMPANY (1932) LIMITED. Regular fortnightly between Rangoon, Penang, Port Swettenham, Singapore, Hongkong Swatow. an d Amoy, (Kulangsui. Special cheap return tickets to China for short holiday trips. I NEXT SAILINGS:For CHINA For RANGOON "Hong Siang" Jun 5 4p m -Hong Peng" Jun. 2 "Hong Peng" j
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      124 2 Ii HAMBURG-AMRRIKA LINIF. Deutsch-Austraiische (C^ n miif chm G **Uschaft (Companies incorporated in Germanv> PASSENGER AND CARGO SERWCE OUTWARD. CHINA *ND JAPAN PORTS. x Due Spore IQ?Q t las. LEVERKTJSSEN via Manila Jnnp n m.s. RHEINLAND Direct j U n 23 t m-s. BURGENLAND Direct July 9 HOMEWARD. V HOLLAND,
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      249 2 f DAILY CROSSWoim 5 1.,.^ lilt I TirwAr— '~-"iu»nn «hhb^— liii CLVES DOWN: CUES Iran J Tending to teach 3. Expressions of feeUn^ 5. Applies to Ethelred. certainly. 11 Ingredient ol 6- Wall up. 12. Purloined 7. Things that come when the days 13. Ed's gift gives rr are done.
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    443 3 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Thursday. Previous To-day Change «ot* Steadiest Quiet Buyers 8 516 8 516 Sellers 8 3 8 3 3 8 Buyers 85 16 Sellers Bayers 8 516 Sellers 8 3 8 Buyers 8 3 8 Sellers 8» 2 Buyers 8 :1 B Sellers 8 716
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    54 3 List Of Current Dividends Singapore, June 1. 5 p.m. Total 1 Dividend Books flnancla* I dost Date Kr Div. yeaf Payable Date *o datf sd. int. June 8 June 14 June 9 pa--6d No 2* June 17 June 24 June 18 5% sr;5 r May 30 June
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    843 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, June 1, 5 p.m. itKbci and Co. Aw, m Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 37 i /2 4 p Austral Amal 4//2 5 Tfc'f Austral Malay 33 42Ayer Hitam 22 9 23 9 Ayer Weng 0.68 0.73 Btoigrin 200 21
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    312 3 Singapore, June 1. MINING Ampats 4 1) 5 6 Ayer Hitams 22 6 23 6 Bangrina 20 21 Batu Selangors 1.26 1.31 Hitams 0.26 0.30 Hongkong Tin 18 9 20Chanderiangs 116 12 Kong Fatts 0.67 0.70 Idris Hyd. 5 6 6 6 Ipoh Tin 20
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    TIN
    16 3 Singapore, Friday. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $115 (down f%).
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    RUBBER
    18 3 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 28" (down Sellers 29 (down Vh)-
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    239 3 Maynard Co.. Ltd.. $80,000 Int Apr. 30. Oct. 31 1«» 110,11 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. Mar 31. Sept. 30 -100 101 norn 1907 red 19*7 $1.600,000 Bit. Mar. St Sept 30 ......106 108 norn 1909 red. 1905 iUOt.OOO Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30............. 113%
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    116 3 Singapore, Thursday. TIN. The price of tin at midday wi> $115 3 8, up 1 4. In the absence of seller and with a small buying enquiry tin shares locally were slightly firmer With a moderate business passing. RUBBER. The price ol rubber at 4 o'clock was
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    95 3 London, June 1. Faris 176 47 G4 New York 4.68 5 16 Montreal 4.69 5 16 Prussels 27.50' 2 Geneva 20.76 > 2 Amsterdam 8.74 4 Milan 89 Berlin 11.67i 2 Belgium 11.06 4 Athens 547 V 2 Bucharest 660 Stockholm 19.42 Copenhagen 22.40 Oslo 19.90 Helsingfors 226%
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      29 3 THE UNITED t% < ORPORATION, LIMITED j] h < MOTOR VEHICLE, J.\\' PERSONAL ACCI 4% COMPENSA 5% AN PUBLIC LIABILITY »NSI RANGE. 5% STREET, SINGAPORE. t\ W. HALL, 3% General Manager
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      197 3 SAVIIMGS <sUedp to A dollar saved la an extra dollar earned. A Savings Account is the best inducement to save. To have a Savings Account and to see this account grow from tlmp to time la to be a contented person. A Savings Account may be opened with this Bank
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      351 3 UAXK OF < lIIXA Incorporated in China by Special Charter 12, Cecil Street. Mnrap«~* Telephones: Manager's Office 6444. Asst. Manager's Office 6442. Exchange Dept. 6441. General Office 5188 a Cable Address: CHUNGKCO." Paid Up Capital wh. $40,000,000 00 Reserve Funds In Excess of Ch. f 5,200,000.00 Total Assets approximately Ch.
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    Domestic Occurrences ENGAGEMENT
    41 4 CHEONG—KOH. The engagement is announced between Mr. Cheong Chee i. rk, the youngest son of the late Mr and Mrs. Cheong Choon Eeng and Miss Phyllis. Koh Gek Choo, elder daughter cf Mr. and Mrs. Kih Cnin Joo
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    DEATH.
    87 4 COII M:Jc!u:n Gnh Chin Noo wife of i.iti Mr Lnn Kirn Tian, passed nwjy peacefully an Tatw'ay. May 30.h. i •3'». hf"* residvucr?, No 355-D. Kim Chuan k ad ar the of 79. Slie lc.r brhitul one roii, Mr. Lim Keng turn <il the SucroHSoh ''I Molne Comte a:
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      501 4 BUY SELL LOST FOUND WANTED IMMEDIATELY: Outdoor" Xr?E!S alary $30 p Agencies, 181, Orchard Road Uopfloon, Singapore. (3iB.A; WANTED by a large Insurance Company a Snort-hand typist-clerk, lor Kuala Lumpur. Only people wi.h experience in an Insurance Office need a PPIy,—stating minimum isiary required to Box No. 605, Malaya Trioune,
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      564 4 Wanted WANTED BOOK, Hundred Years~cf Singapore. Price to 10, Douglas Road, (307-A) WANTED DOUBLE-BARREL GUN. Good condition. Cheap. Reply Dr. Puran Singh, Teluk Anson. (308-A» WANTED First class lubber estate 10 20 acres Lower Pera'c or Batang Patiang District. Part'tular.s Box No. Malaya Tribune, Ipoh. <305-A> CROQUET SET WANTED. Box
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      456 4 LMVtRaITY CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL, f, Branksome Road, Singapore. n(1 ;y; ur s P ar e time into profitable ESSE* by e ßrolli ng for a course of I ons Commercial and General Prospectusjcnt on application. Singapore Music Institute 5. Victoria Court, Victoria Street Sounc Training for Reasonable Fees Day Evening Classes
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      440 4 Miscellaneous BANGKOK BEAUTY SALON. Let our hairstylists from Bangkok smarten up your coiffure. Wa will give you a perm i ;u will be the envy of your friends We use Quality Hair oils only. Per-m-nan waving $6- and «8- 481, Gey lang Road, between the Post Office and Lorong 27.
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      475 4 BUNGALOW HOUSE, 4 bedrooms "wit 7 bathroom attached, quiet cool locality Siglap area. Rent $50. Phone 3467. (316.A' ACCOMMODATION required aTTJan-T eron Highlands near Golf Course, preferred during July for family of thiee Including child, aged four. Bex 59G, Malaya Tribune, Ipoh. <283.A> 24. HYLAM STREET, ihiee storeyed, near Middle
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      479 4 Tender., arn i Contractor, pietion of Three 2 at Telok Ay Mtohanuneda Board. I A deposit ol tiM I funded on recenl V will be requin I tendering I Haas and i at and part i e office of th Tenders close 9th Juit\ The Joy.c t or necessan:;. Hongkong
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    FORMER CHINESE ACTRESS GAOLED
    524 5 Diamond Business Failure [From Our Own Reporter] I\ i (poh, June 1. C tta '.F»« «""ler the liarkruplcy Enacimerl. a yam* Chin- •< V, P Vc M,,i wh <les ribed herself as n former actress ,v'.k i. r c wlfc a miner K:,k Seaag Yean, was
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    ROYAL WEDDING
    41 5 'From Our Own Correspondent> Kota Bharu. May 29.—Owing to the wedding between Tunku Yahaya Petrn. adapted son of H.H. the Sultan, and Miss Tengku Zianab. daughter of Tuncu Sri Utama of Kelantan. all Gove: Inient offices a.c closed to-day.
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    JAPAN RECOGNISES SLOVAKIA
    31 5 Reuter. Tokyo, June 1: Japan has formally recognised the independent Slovak Government. The recognition was notified iv a letter from Mr. Arita to the Foreign Minister, M. Durcansky.—Reuter.
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    TAX ON SIGNBOARDS
    62 5 (From Our Own Correspondent. rvota Bharu, May 30 TRAVELLERS crossing the frontier J from Siam report the virtual disappearance of the familiar sienboaids which hitherto have been encountered outside shops and houses in South S am as in Malaya and elsewhere. The reason is believed to be
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    VISCOUNT TREDEGAR
    38 5 Viscount and Viscountess Tredegar left Singapore yesterday by the Victoria for London via Naples. They arrived here by plane on their honeymoon from Java, and hope to be back here again some time in January next.
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    30 5 Inche Mat bin Ta'cob, a leading member of the Malay community, has left on transfer to Batu Pahat. He was entertained by club members to a dinner before his departure.
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    China's Trade Balance: More Improvement
    179 5 Hongkong, June 1. pHINA'S total import is $393,962,850 (Chinese currency) and export is 5259,193.229. registering a favouiable balance of $134.469,521, according to the trade statistics for I c period January-April releasee! by the Shanghai Customs House. Compared with the corresponding period last year China's import
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    ALLEGED CHEATING
    66 5 (From Oar Own Correspondent) Batu Pa hat. May 31. Mohd. Shah b. Haji Omar, clerk, until recently employed by Mr. A. L. Barren solicitor, was charged before Unku Ismail with having cheated Tan Chiap thereby dishonestly Inducing him to deliver a sum of $*****. The accused claimed trial
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    FASTEST BOMBER FOR S'PORE?
    158 5 Reuter. London. June I. BRITAIN now pc> the 1.. v twin-engine bomber in the world oording to the Society ol British Aircraft constructors. The machine is the new Bristol Beaufort monoplane and an oiiiclal oi the Society stated that its speeds are c nsiderablv higher than
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    MALACCA NOTES
    190 5 (From Our Own Correspondent* THE well -known band of Chinese Am- ateurs. the Wu Han Songsters, nave begun a short season in Malacca. full house greeted their first appearance. Before the commencement of the night's programme Mr. Chan Ka ig Swi. C.H.. J.P.. welcomed the artistecn behalf of
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    DEATH OF FAMOUS SOLDIER
    100 5 Loudon. June 1. ,rrr •**5 < .uies J 1 i; William Mai- 1 O .1 ti Ki.il., it C.S I., and C B Wt'liu-n 'U rvod at ihc VV V> i |r„ o„ in JW7-98. »*nd tn IW-CJ2 He was il* the Ureal War u. Fiance.
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    "CAP TOURANE"
    33 5 Charge urs Reunis— "Cap Tourane" is duo here to day at 7 00 a m. from Colombo, and will sail the same day at 11.00 a.m. for Saigon, Tourane, and Haiphong.
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      298 5 I ipoRE IMPROVEMENT 1 TRUST »1 .rs invite i foi the rea nI T:- >: i Nos. I, r .3 and 75. |c.. r v iti >n xm\ Form of Tend- c 1 at the Office of Ufa vement Trust on payosit ol v 5O which will be tide tender
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      41 5 "Pilot" PEN I New Model with Ingenious filling device Now on SALE at BABA CO. LTD. |j Middle road BABA STORE I 162, Orchard Road, 23, P amfo.-d Road. Special Service and Gift during the sale, 29th May—l2:l. June. ii t
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      424 5 I Butit I J j Headaches al) go together. It in necessary to guard against infection and II If 111 be ready for any emergency. If taken at first symptoms, 'ASPRO* will stop 1 a Cold or the 'Flu in one night. 'ASPRO' eliminates the poisons of sickneat 1 j
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    EXCHANGES
    255 6 Singapore, June 1. The following are the exchange otocl this morr.mg according to the daily cir cular Issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING London T.T. 2 3 25 32 London demand 2 3 25 32 Lyons demand 2040 Switzerland demand 239 3 4 Hamburg demand 134
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    1,000 JAPS KILLED IN BATTLE
    74 6 I Rhpnghai, Jon! 1 pivs thousand Japan r 7.0C0 Infantry, with 1 rt 4 score- of tanks, mj d an yesterday from tain in Hcnan Provin The drive complt Chinese troops ernes id si rrounding bills and r As a result of this battle, over
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    DR. C. T. WANG ON ATHLETIC MISSION
    76 6 i BR. C. T. WANG arrived by air to-day come to represent I Games Comm::i< c n June 6. Interviewed by R promotion of athli ti< interest. "Athletics has don< ycuog genen the time prill c playing fields will be China as England."
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    MALAYAN PRINCE MARRIES OXFORD GIRL
    45 6 Reuter. tendon. Jun? l -Prince Mahmud brother of the Sultan of rrcngganu, was to-day married to Miss Joyce Mabel Blencowe, daughter of an Oxford tailor at Saint Giles' Registry Office, Oxford' To-morrow the counlc sail on the Corfu for Malaya.—Reuter.
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      222 6 ever, night at bedtime. r\ EVERY DAY "^^^^^^J—All high-class me. dealers si >ck Bile Beans. reffittpM EL" £j For L:nri 11 free sample write agents mentioned r^^^j^r'*' 'celcvv but cnclos: 5 cenL stamp to cover postage. This If how Bile Bean* act: B!e Beans pit re prepared from pure vegetable
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      52 6 ARE YOUR***. EYES WEAK? (,8^ Avail 3 nirself of the export services of a skilled qualified Speciali st with over 35 years' European clinical experience. Moderate cost for modern individually p'annod and built practical glasses, Thompson Optical Co. I 4, Arcade Bias- Phcne 300!. R. A. Thompson, Dr. of Ocular
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      1 6 "SANATOGEH
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      168 6 I ASS SECOND TO NONE in Efficiency, ReliaMlity and 1 mr^SSF*** 2 Hence Itey are VERY POPULAR ly MALAY V I Sole Agents: HOE BOON LEONG.jg Distributors: RADIO GENERAL AGENCY "A Man He Soon SI Ey ery nio sical and mental development with the thou'-ht- sort of man will he
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      25 6 FOR WORLD-V ID .;atx FOR 1 I DEMON.' RADIO ELECTK! Tel. 3829. SING Distributors: Scientific s< n k c J Singapore Hongs i Shang* J
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      597 6 f j To-day's Radio m ■■■■<■■>• ta SINGAPORE LONDON s IDC 15.1.-, M, ZHL 225 metres (1.33 mc s TR ANSMISSION 5 ZHP 30.96 metres (9.69 mcjs) 6.20 Opening. p.m. GSB 951 Mc s (31 55 m.) 6 R^?? asti( 5 00 Malay drama.t i Lighl 530 Malay folk songs.t
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    78 APPEAL: ALL FINES TO BE REFUNDED
    273 7 4 Singapore, Thursday. I can t but comment or, the sloppy manner in which the prosecuting officer conducted this case said Sir Percy McElwaine at an appeal in which Lee Cheng, a twakow man, and seventy-seven other twakow men appealed against their conviction
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    PASSENGERS IN THE PATROCLUS
    141 7 Passengers In the Patroclus disembarking in Malaya are: Mr. Mrs. Thornton, Mr. Mrs. T. W. C. Kellv. Mr. Mrs. G. S. Keyzar. Mr. Mrs T F Garside, Mrs. Church. Mr H L Whale. Mr H J. C K. Toms. Mr. Mrs. J. N. Milsum. Mrs. J.
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    WHAT READERS ARE SAYING
    64 7 |N t D VOLUNTEERS tj the Malaya Tribune'\ and surprising expressed on the i Volunteers by "In- v. he can be put of birds of passage, tmboo Balasingam, od cause a.s a loyal :.n Born" is not adim< I <hrcct his ditorial under van Man Power"
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    BROADCASTING
    110 7 Mahn/a Tribune] 1 1 tvst the Radio you Issued, but I that the BriCoiporation s far as listen.t first opened, tp nee the daily piov composed oi" olci rels vs from Lon- :V W tilks lor which we vu-i The local news om the morning and '1' til d
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    MAN-POWER REGISTER FOR NON-EUROPEANS
    31 7 Pis* are being I alated by Mr J *r* p Din etor, :or a trT ni we register to be opened for Eurtoean re s of Singapore.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    60 7 Reuter. London. June 1. On the stock exchange. M. Molotov's speech together with end-account realising, caused initial lowering ol prices, but before the close, some improvement, was noticeable with leading groups recovering a major part of earlier losses. Gilt-edged occasionally finished higher on balance, while among industrial, textiles
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    Chinese Will Case Judgment
    803 7 Singapore, Thursday. MATTERS relating to the will of a wealthy Chinese, Mr. Tan Kwan Kok, who died op Mar 7, 1938, leaving- a large estate together with business concerns to 'his relatives, wore clarified this morning v/hch judgment was given by Mr. Justice Manning on twelve
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    MALAYA'S BEST EXPORTS MONTH
    116 7 Sinrapore, Friday, MALAYAN exports during Apr!! W were $54.087,594 and cumulative exports for u.e first i»».»r months of thai year ere 12t7,7?<i,281. Imports during April were $4ti,4t2,EOS and i..r the four months $193,9*1. 304. Exports reflect the best month's trade far it year, notwithstanding 'he fwet
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    Government Grant Of $10,000 Used Up
    370 7 M. A.H.A. Affairs [From Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. fHAT a grant of $10,000 which they had received from Government had been utilised for the purpose of erecting a permanent building lcr the Village Industries section and for carrying out various other improvements,
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      283 7 IN THE DRUGLESS AGE MOST PREDIGESTED MINERAL VITAMIN-FOOD 4 THE WORLD. 4EALTH, STRENGTH, RICH RED BLOOD FOR ALL. DEPRESSION, LOSS OF WEIGHT, BRAIN-FAG STOMACH TROUBLES, LASSITUDE, SKINNINESSALL YIELD TO VIKELP GLAND STARVATION IS RECTIFIED Just hous. i> bum with brick, so mineral and too much vitamin, so your body it
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      702 8 I CAPITOL to-night 6.15-9.15 I The Popular Boy Vocalist, of "Rainbow on the River" and "Hawaii I in a new RKO-Radio Adventure of the Sea— I BOBBY Bit EDM I Fisherman's Wharf I. A Action Story of San Francisco's famous Waterfront —xnown as Tne Mediterranean of the Pacific" j Ulth
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      7 8 Asm)* Next Change PAVILION NfW UNIVERSAL PICTURE^
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      310 8 Opening SUNDAY 5 mi thy CAPITOL -JU^ot,. Founded by mountainous waves! Blistered by blasts „f n by howling hurricanes! Yet they stand up and tight H UriM ...for aieir waiting women in every nrt l r th '"r ilu M»v N E Tom BROWN Man GREY Andy DEViNE PK,URE Frank
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    DEADLOCK IN THREE-POWER TALK? British Proposals Still Unacceptable
    396 9 MOLOTOV DEMANDS EQUAL GUARANTEES 1 arnol assume obligations in regard to the ly e countries 11-if gif and I ranee have already promised to heip) unle s sane guarantee in regard to the three countries Is north-western frontier. That is how matters
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    Due By "Nieuw Zeeland"
    489 9 The Nieirv Zeeland" from Australia and Java ports Ls due at Singapore on June 12 carrying the following passengers:— Mr. H. C. D. Van Asch. Mrs. H. C. D. Van Asch. Mrs. M Bedggood. Miss E. Bedggood. Miss 2. M. Bergmann, Mr. B. W. Benham. Mrs.
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    97 9 The following arc passengers r Qantas and Imperial Airways:--Arrived by the Camilla: Mr. aiv Mrs H H. Mcintosh. Miss M. A. Granger, from Sydney Left by the Camilla: Mr. E. J. E«u nett. Mr. Ton Tye Juan, Mr. Koh Pht». Hian. for Penang. Mrs. Bree and in
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    RUBBER MARKET REVIEW
    262 9 r JHE rubber amfcul rev.ew by Mesm. Stanton Nelson Co.. Ltd., Stngnpore, for fhc week ending Thursday, June 1. says:— The improvement in market sentiment continues, cau-ed by the lixcd beliel that the Russian agreement In spite of delay and difficulty, will socn be an accomplished fact.
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    STUDENTS IN CAR SMASH
    86 9 (From Our Own Correspondent j Koto Bharu, May 29 A motor accident occurred yesterday at the 21s? milestone. Kota BharuKuala Krai Road, when a bu.s in which i party of students and their principal >f the' Chong Wan School were travelling, collided with an electric post.
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    LEWIS & PEAT'S RUBBER REPORT
    139 9 LEWIS PEAT'S RUBBER REPORT The last week in May appears to have been the taming point in the market, and the long period of stagnaiion has given way to moderate activity and gradually advancing prices, says the rubber report issued by Messrs. Lewis and Peat Uttngaja&ee), Ltd. The demand has
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    Hermit Robbed
    237 9 From Our Own Correspondent Segamat, May 31 PUTEH bin Mat Darus. a young, wellbuilt Malay of kampong Pulau Tay a, Segamat. entered the house of a Chinese rubber tapper at Pogoh with the intention of committing a theft. The magistrate disbelieved his .->i,ory of an alibi and ordered
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    SUPPLY MINISTRY
    59 9 Reuter. London. June 1; The wide powers accorded to the Ministry of Supply, as outlined by atr. Chamberlain, are explained in detail in a White Paper, which adds that certain War Office functions carried out on an agency basis for the Admiralty and AJr Ministry civil departments will
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    APPEALED AGAIN ST BINDING OVER
    199 9 Singapore. Thursday A FOURTEEN-year-OLD Chinese n youth. Tan Choo Sai. who was arrested, by the Pclice for having taken part in pasting Illegal posters in the public read purporting to have b these of the Chinese Emancipation Vanguards and whose case was tried in chambers,
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    JAPAN'S LATEST MOVE
    673 10 THE action of the Japanese in detaining the British military attache in China, Col. C. R. Spear, is anouher example of the manner in which officials who have the right to special courtesies are treated with disdain. Let it always be remembered that Japan is not officially
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    TRUTH about the Chinese Offensive
    1104 10  -  FORCING JAPAN TO LASH OUT By E. T. Huang "■pVfEWS °f Chinese military bucreported in the press during cesses lias continually been the past few weeks, and some who are not so confident of China's reorganised fighting forces begin to doubt its authenticity. Granted sufficient
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    100 MEN TRAPPED IN BRITISH SUBMARINE 'Admiralty And Builders' Experts On Board
    402 11 NAVAL VESSELS R USH TO RESCUE Failed To Come Up After Her Trial Dive Reuter. have rushed to the rescue of the new British submarine Thetis, which failed to rise after a trial dive off Birkenhead in 22
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    Escape Apparatus
    256 11 Every submarine in the British Navy since the Poseidon disaster in Chinese waters has been fitted with two specially constructed escape hatches, by which in an emergency the crew may escape through the airlocks. Sufficient sets of Davis submerged escape apparatus supplying oxygen are provided in every submarine
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    U.S. Disaster Recalled
    104 11 On May 23 the American submarine Bquallis was reported unable to rise in 240 feet of water off the New Hampshire ccast. U.S. naval vessels rushed to the rescue, established communication by buoy telephone and. after hours of feverish work, rescued 33 of the crew cf 62
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    LATEST: VESSEL LOCATED
    166 11 Reuter. i < noon, June 2. s v i. i\ .it th( offices 1 II I aird, Kirlenhead. the submarine Ibtti? •'<• 11 located. fh( ilramatii new* wa; givvn ~i i, (hi Seeretarj of i he- com d ol elativea and iricntl tti< c tin !>«>af d
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    JAPANESE DEFYING MOLOTOV?
    62 11 Tokyo. June 2. U have again been < >uter Mongolian Ironti according to press despat- aim that they Outei Mongol forces rivti Khalha, which is de- marking the frontlet. that Outer Mongol ir< ly massing at Tamsk, Khalha.-—Renter. the Soviet Parliai Premier and Foreign >an that the
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    GERMAN-POLISH PEACE MOVE?
    38 11 Reuter. Berlin. June 2. :ardt, Danzig League imissioner, is understood inconspicuously, aimed in German politivisit is presumably conent German-Polish InFree City. Herr B&eßkhigh in Hitler's estiv a more beneficial n which to conduct eventual talks—Reuter.
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    MANY SPIES ON WESTERN COAST OF U.S.
    64 11 Reuter. Washington. June 2. THERE is a great deal more espionage on the west coast of the United States than ever befere. according to Mr. Murphy, Attorney-General, who states that the Department of Justice is tightening up counter-espion-age activities on the west coast,
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    TENSION TECHNIQUE
    50 11 Reuter. Prague, June 2.—Czech Fascists staged a large-scale demonstration yesterday in Wenceslas Square, shouting "Down with the Government. Down with the Jews!" Huge crowds gathered, householders barred their doors and hundreds of people were imprisoned in cinemas. Police reinforcements hurried to the scene and many arrests were made.—Reuter.
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    Jap Retreat Becomes A Rout
    331 11 Tl I HUNOKING, JUNE 1. |«t JAPANESE RETREAT IN THE \\u}* K Xl NORTH lICPEH BATTLE ][vi s\\ PRACTICALLY TO A -((ORBING TO YVELL- < HINESE QUARTERS. I the Japanese sufand abandoned a arms, ammunition an! for the first time If! J fighting, the Japanese
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    KING AND QUEEN SLEEP IN LOG CABIN
    482 11 Arrival At Jasper Park British Official Wireless. Jasper (Albei ta I. June 2. yilKlli Majestic slept to-night in a typical Canadian log cabin in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, with a 24 hours rest before them free from any official ceremony before
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    TURKISH MILITARY MISSION TO LONDON
    40 11 Reuter. Ankara, June 2.—A Tutkish military mission has left for London headed by General Kiazim, of the General Staff. It will make contact with the Britisn General Staff and place orders for war materials. Reuter.
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    EMPEROR OF ANNAM AT MARSEILLES
    44 11 Reuter. Mar>cilles. June 2. THE Emperor of Annam has ar- rived for a short holiday in the Riviera. He walked with a stick following a triple fracture of the leg sustained in a hunting expedition some months ago. —Reuter.
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    No Serious Differences With Soviet
    164 11 Reuter. London, June 1. DEUTEK'S diplomatic correspon- dent learns that the full text of !M. Molotov's speech has been rej ceived in London. I The impression prevails in British OfB- cial circles that the dicerences between the two view-points are differences of form, rather than
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    Only One Obstacle To Pact
    167 11 Reuter. Paris, June 2. TX political circles here last night it was believed that only one important outstanding point remained to be settled between Russia, Fiance and Britain, the only issues being all secondary. Although official confirmation is lacking this point is thought to concern
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    Rome Laughs At Wrangling With Moscow
    123 11 Reuter. Rome. June 2. M< lotov's statement is hailed joyfully in Rome as "a d< ache oi told watei" lor Britain Signor Gayda .speaks of the organic insufficiency and entangled conflicts of the democratic bloc and writes that the preparation for a three-powei alliance
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    G; man Views
    146 11 Reuter. Berlin. June 1. Following M Molotov's speech, the German newspapers have apparently abandoned the idea that the Anglo-Franco-Soviet negotiations may break down, though they express the belief that the "bickerings of the would-be triple alliance would last a long time yet. M. Molotov's reference to the
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    French Optimistic
    178 11 Pans, June I. The majority of the Paris Press is optimistic regarding the successful conclusion of an Angio-French-Soviet pact following M. Molotov's speech. MATIN says that objections to the form in which the document Ls drawn up are to be expected, although, as official French circles deelarc. Paris,
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    STOP PRESS
    25 11 Reuter. New York. June 2. Lou Nova beat Max Baer on a technical knockout in the eleventh round, the referee stopping the contest.—Renin.
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    MINISTER FOR COLONIES ON NEED OF HIGHER EDUCATION
    743 12 Essential For Spread Of Primary Schools flfONEi spent wisely on higher education is an essential contribution to the spread of primary education," states Mr. .lalcolm Mac Donald, Secretary for the Colonies, in a review of social progress in the Colonial Empire. rhis
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    7 12 Reuter. Berlin, June1, Prince Paul of Yugoslavin
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    NEW CHINESE OFFENSIVE
    40 12 Reuter. I Shanghai. June 1. HE Chinese claim early successes in a ncu general offensive in Hupeh Province and sa\ that thr Japanese are retreating towards Yingeheh and Kingshan, abafidonin ff large quantities of heavy arms.— Keuter.
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    Fresh Parley On Kulangsu In Jap Ship
    163 12 Reuter. T lrr Shanghai, June 1. HEBE might be need to futther reinforce Japanese bluejackets m Kulangsu, rep'ied a Japanese .Naval spokesman at a ptee* conference when his attention was drawn to K^mi-official Japanese repart Japanese nin fori ements are beir g landed
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    114 12 Arrived by the •PK-AFL,'' Major I B Pye Left by the "PK-AFL," Mr X Bndo Mr. Ifotita, Mr Swahie, Mr. Morten Mr. Zimmerman. Arrived by the TH-arg." Mis s E r Ogilvie, Ml Barto Mr. Chen- Chin Mm. Mr W Q p Stirling Miss M Li radertz
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    LABOUR PARTY TURNS DOWN POPULAR FRONT
    131 12 Reuter. London, June 1. THE Labour Party conference, by over two million votes, defeated an* amendment calling for popular fiont negotiations with (he Liberal and Communist parties. The voting was 248,000 for, and 2,360.--000 against. The resolution urged that negotiations should be based on
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    New Deal Parley At White House
    62 12 Reuter. Washington. June 1. PRESIDENT Roosevelt is to-night meeting a dozen big business leaders, at the White House for discussion of economic problems. The meeting will be held despite the President's being confined to bed during the daytime, suffering from cold and slight fever,
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    Japanese Detention Of Briton
    67 12 Reuter. Shanghai, June 2. T lEUTENANT Cooper, British !an*J guage officer, is going to Kalgan from Peipirtg in an endeavour to make contact with Col. C. R. Spear, British military attache who has beet) detained by the Japanese there. —Reuter. Col. Spear crossed from the Chinese
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF BOOKS
    69 12 Singapore, Thursday.—Lim Choon Yong claimed trial this morning in the second police court before Mr. E. E. Coleman t±i a charge that he at 5.45 p.m. yesterday a* North Bridge Road committed then of ten Chinese books, valued at $2, th* property of Mr. Andrew Loh.
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    RE-ARRESTED
    80 12 Frovi Our Own Revo: ten Ipoh, June 1 ARRESTED at th e Ipoh Railway Station last night as he got down from the Kuala Lumpur mail, on a charge of alleged criminal breach of trust in respect, of a motor-cycle, a young Chinese was taken to the Police Station
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    ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE FROM GAOL
    264 12 I From Our Own Reporter Kuala Lumpur. June I. WALKING into the police lock-up at night to see the fourth man arrested in connection with the midnight shootirg fatality at Sim pah on Jan. 16, a police sergeant is stated to have discovered the
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    MARRIED YESTERDAY
    712 12 Singapore Garrison Wedding Singapore, Thursday. JPHE Garrison Church, Tanglin. decorated with a beautiful setting cf white chrysanthemums, roses and gladioli, made a lovely scene for the wedding- of Miss Beryl Elvina Holdridge, only daughter of Major and Mrs. A. V. Holdridge. when she became the bride of Lieut.
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    TIENTSIN THREAT
    114 12 Reuter. Tokyo, June L A NOTE detnandinf the ddiverv of the of Ch Kang" to the Japan authorities by noon on Wednesd delivered to the British Consul General at Tientsin, by the lapanesi according to a Tientsin nentft Cheng Shi Kan.- was the manager of the Tientsin branch
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    Education Tax In Seremban
    190 12 \From Our Own Sep rterl Seremban, Jaw L A PROPOSAL to i rate on private bufl linfssita* ed on State land m on GoverMMi Reserve and buildings v I 1 ernment and occupied by persons, was discussed an Ol (i n?l7 meetine; of the Seremban Strfw
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    CHARGE WITHDRAWN
    80 12 Bfagftpor*. Hisf" a', i Mohair.^ WHEN the case agaii A Bll—H bin Alal I' mentioned this morning in rma n. police court before M* Court Inspector James A r vt ,j formed his worship that he naa instructions frcm the Dn>"-> Prosecutor to withdrav nUi tfai There was
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    OLD SUPREME COURT BUILDING TO BE HEADQUARTERS FOR A.R.P.
    235 13 Registration Of Asia tic Man-Power [Tribune Staff Reporter] WHEN the Supreme Court moves into the new building alongside th e Municipality, the oH building in Empress Place will be the headquarters of Singapore's A R.P organisation. This has been decided upon,
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    FUNERAL OF MR. A.J. FREDERICK
    128 13 [From Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, June 1. funeral of Mr. Arthur ph Frederick, the engine driver who was killed in the railway accident at Gemas in the early hours of Monday morning, took place at the Birch Road cemetery this afternoon. The service at
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    MUFTI OUTLAWED
    39 13 Reuter. Jerusalem, June I.—During May 74 persons were killed and 110 wounded ir Palestine including three Britons killed and 23 wounded. The official Gazette contains an order from the High Commissioner forbidding the Mufti to enter Palestine.—Reuter.
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    BLACK-OUT IN S'PORE ON JUNE 13
    43 13 pore, Thursday. fiN'DBILLS are being distriters put up the public of the l thf I oJ .Tare aking t)lare p.m. midnight, > iod no vchi- permitted, hts nasi be and indoor lights ii. be invisible from the air.
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    THRIFT SOCIETY MEETING
    86 13 Wednesday, neral meeting pi re G ivernjnent Serand Loan Soh Id at Fullerton iy with Mr. A. Gilmour in lend of 3'_» per cent, on ing subscriptions standing of members on June 30, 1938, with the Society on Dee. 1938 was declared. A contribution ol $4,803.05 to
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    AMBULANCE CALLS
    32 13 ol calls attended by I Ambulance Service of the Singa-. eh 45 were cases outside tne I Ihe cases were: car accidents 42 tli v e\r accidents 6' collapse case-
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    To-day's News Review
    481 13 pOTOVS speech to th* Soviet t1 j transmitted to the world via London, tost important part, of it I for hour*. Why? Was pno» in that particular passage v Pn miei and Foreig 1 ed thai there was still ence oi* opinion L I n and Moscow
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    Butter And Eggs Came To Grief
    282 13 Singapore, Thursday, j bin Hassan, a van driver employed by the Malayan Farms, was to-day convicted on a charge of negligent driving and j colliding with another car at the j junction of Patterson Hill and Grange Road at 7.45 a.m. on May I
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    Ipoh "Century Circle" Get Together
    127 13 IFrom Our Own Reporter] Ip >h, Juno I. yiTE newly formed entury Circle o r veterans had quite a succ fu a par, under the hospitable r. oi f Towkay Foo Choong it, J P.. in Douglas Road, on Saturday last. j Nearly 33 members,
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    Broke Wife's Arm, Gaoled
    112 13 IFrcm Our Own Reporter] Ipoh, June 1. AS a result of a domestic quarrel between an estranged married couple, the husband struck his wife with a stick, fracturing her arm for which he was sentenced to two months' rigorous imprisonment when he appeared in the Ipoh
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    ALLEGED HURT
    59 13 [From Our Own Correspondent} Johore Bahru, Thursday. As a sequel to an affray outside a Johore cinema, Ali bin Madawal, a Boyanese, was this morning charged before Raja 'Suleiman, Third Magistrate, with voluntarily causing grievous hurt to Omar bin Salim, a Malay, with a knife. The case wms
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    Death Of Mr. E. A. Snewin
    66 13 News has been received of the death in Erignion of Mr. E A. Snewin, who was for about twenty years on the editorial staff of the Straits Times. Mr Snewin retired from the East ubout twenty years ago. Before Joining i the Straits Times
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    "TEACHERS DAY" IN SINGAPORE
    101 13 Sh prapore, June I. CHINESE scho teacher! throughout Malawi will celebrate "Teachers Day." i hi-h falls on June 6. Hundreds of Chmese scheol teachers in Singapore will take part in thfc ce!elra<ion. Shows in aid of China Ke!i~f Pond will b-» held on Tune 3 and
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    DISTINGUISHED VISITORS LEAVE
    79 13 I" ORD and Lady Tredeyar left for Europe by th "Victoria" Mr. "William Keighley, film director, and his wile, Mir a Genevieve Tobin, also left by the same liner. The Emp r c:s of An nam continued her voyage to Europe, where she will join the Emperor,
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    MR. C. E. COLLINGE
    133 13 Singapore, Thursday. His friends will be interested to learn that Mr. C. E. Collinge, the manager m Malaya of Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sens, Ltd., who left on Apr. 20 by the I Empress of Asia on tour to Europe via the United States and Canada,
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    AIR MAIL
    17 13 An Imperial air mail arrived in Singapore last night and another is due this afternoon.
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    Larut Tin Chairman On Buffer Pool Working
    161 13 [From Our Own Rercr.er] Kuala Ltunpur, Jane 1. 4 T *he ftnr^a l meeting of T ,.-trut T A pfeidfi T1 1 I yesterday, Mr H. A. Coates said: T want to emphasise not or). +s< En price which immediately set in when
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    MR. L. C. HUTCHINGS
    26 13 Mr LO. Rutchings, general manager of Robinson Co., Ltd., is .sailing for Bngland on 1 r. leave by the Aeneas en Tuesday
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    MALAYAN ENGAGEMENTS
    76 13 [Prom Our Ourn Corresvwrfc* I Lotvio', May .'3. UR. L. E. .1. C a>l s n vi Mr. A. C Baksr. of the Re Idency, Kelantan. anvoune"* to Mist Phyllis Br.con ol i' Pr.rk. The wedding Is UTanfl f •TvTy 29. AT" 4 po r irceii' er,gagerr.cv!l [t
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    NEW ZEALAND LOAN FULLY SUBSCRIBED
    46 13 Reuter. Wellington, June 1. —The New Zen land Government's ES.fiUMOOfj Inter tour per cent, loan ha°. be*n f j].; bed. The money Will be used f i public works and general devclopm i rposea, Including capital expend I n defence.—Re ater.
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    Chinese High School Draw With Jollylads
    220 14 (US 3; Jollylads 3. pOUR popular players of the S.C.F.A. failed to make their presence felt in the ranks of the Jollylads who went into action yesterday, on the S.H.B. ground, against the Chinese High School, in a friendly game of football. The Schoolboys
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    English County Cricket
    68 14 London, June l. Derby beat Kent by five wickets. Kent 143 (Copson 5 for 39» and 90 (Copson 4 lor 301. Derby 112 iTodd 4 for 29» and 134 for 5 (Todd 4 for 61). West Indies beat Essex by two wickets. Essex 158 (Constantine 7 for
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    S. C. C. TENNIS
    28 14 B.C.C members are notified that courts lot tennis are now open for booking. Applications for reservation of courts should be made to the Secretary.
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    ISLANDERS BEATEN BY MARINES
    138 14 Singapore, Thursday. |N a division 2A. league soccer match played at Pulau Brani this evening, ihe Marines Depot defeated the 35th Fortress Company (Pulau Brani) by three goals to one. The Marines opened scoring through Awang shortly after the kick-off frcm lose range. Play was then
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    Sports News From Malacca
    185 14 FN the second round of the Government In tar-Depart tcntal Leapie, the Medicals met the Excise for i!« i fourth year hi succession. f. goalless; first half wa.s; characterised by fast play which petered out in the .--cond half, during which the Excise n ured their
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    HENRY WAUGH S. C.
    58 14 The following will represent the io rv Waugh 'Singapore) Sports Clut table -Tennis Team against the Saint rarcislits Mrigade, on Sunday at U aim. sharp, at the latter's premises cia Cheng Teong, Leng Meng Chew, Chua Eo* Cheng, Sim Teck Lim. Lim Chen* Lecng wee Khim
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    S. R. C. SPORTS
    45 14 Members are informed that the AthleMc Sports Meeting will be held on Saturday, June 17. Entry lists are available at the Club tntnes close at noon on Monday, June •> intending competitors are requested to send in their names before that date
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    S. C. C. Soccer.
    54 14 The following members have accepted to play for S.C.C. II vs. R.A.F. (friendly) on Saturday at 5 p.m. at Seletar:A N. Other; C. H. White, F. A McCafiery; H A. Porter. H. B. Nelissen, A Morgan; FLt. G. Matthews; C. Fitton, J B. Potter, W. van
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    TENNIS YADI AND KAMIS IN DOUBLES SEMI-FINALS
    605 14 Dean And Hill Win Veteran's Doubles Championship Singapore, Friday. IN a hard-fought mutch which went to three sets Chua Choon Leong partnered by Tan Huck Toe beat VV. H. Drooglever and J. L. I'urnell C 3. 6— S, 6—2 yesterday evening in the
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    PENANG TENNIS FINALS
    87 14 ,From Our Own Reporter Penang, Thursday. Goon Kok Lem retained his singes tennjs title to-day. beating his br ;thvr Goon. Kok Ying G—4. B—6 in the final at the Penang Sports Club court before the biggest crowd since the commencement of the tourney. Mrs. C. W. S.
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    To-Day's Sport
    37 14 Soccer: RAF. vs. S R C. (Div. I) Stadium Moravia vs. S C F A "R"— S.H.B Tennis: Spore Championships—S.C.C. S C. R C. tcuinament—S.CJß.C. Bexing: Happy World CcverM Stadium Athletics: Radin Mas School Sports.
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    Locke Beats Whitcombe £500-A-Side Golf Match
    126 14 Reuter. Coombe Hill, June 1. ARTHUR LOCKE, the South African open champion, beat Reginald Whitcombe, the British open champion, by 6 and 5, in their £500--a-side golf challenge over 72 holes. At the end of 36 holes, Locke led 2-up. With steady driving and
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    BAER VS. NOVA
    79 14 Reuter. New York. June I. MAX BAER and Nova will meet in a heavyweight title eliminator at Yankee Stadium to-night. It will be the first American fight to be televised. Even Money betting prevails, at which price Baer'S camp has placed £1.000 with the manager. Jim Braddock.
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    M.C.U. Cricket
    111 14 i The following have been chosen to represent the college teams this weekend, against the S.C.C. on the College -rounds on Saturday at 2.00 p.m.- L Alvis. Kuldip Singh. On; Swee Law K. Balasingafo, Jarivant Singh, K. S Ratnam N. Wocdhull. F. A. C. Oehlers C. I Sandosham,
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    S.C.C. Cricket
    57 14 T.ie following members have accepted to play for the S.C.C. vs. Medxal College on Saturday 2 p.m. at the College Ground: H. F. W. Leonard (Capt.) L A Hygate, B. A. Corless, G. SVaunton, G. H. Daly, A. H. Carruthers, A. D. Dant. C. Milton, A H. Murray
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    China's Olympic Representative In England
    117 14 Reuter. C l.oml.m. Ihm L T Uan X arrival at lm(Jfln air from China to-day has come to represent China the Olympic Games comnuttet which opens on Tuesdaj Interviewed h\ Renter said that his chiel interest now jn the promotion of athle ties, which hud
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    J. B. Police Draw With Education At Soccer
    152 14 [From Our 0?r» Contipoaiexi Joho'c Bahru. I*\ an interesting leagac stem game played .a lac IstaM Padang the JU.hme Bakra Mitt drew with th EdocaUon. each oil registering three goals. Exchanges were, on and boih team tin j occasions, both missing fee
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    KHO SIN KIE RETAINS A TITLE
    64 14 London. H*J I VHO SIN KIE ment at Krminghi Tanacescu of Romania i In the final. The Challenge Bowl tl own property becau three successive year.s In the men's doubles > Malfroy of New Zealand beat and Kho Sin Kie 6 0 n red.
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    Inter-Club Badminton
    48 14 i rhibbad** The Cabli and v. ton team will play prising of three singly L>? doubles again si Sports Club at the Sunday at 9.30 am The following hay c represent the Cable and p P. J. Sullivan. C M_ <.. A Lange, M. RozanGovindasamy and A
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    Woman Shop-Lifter Caught
    194 16 I From Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur. Thursday A DARING attempt at shop lifting was detected at Messrs John Little tfc'l morning, when a Javanese woman, who gave her name as Karse binti Rosim?.n was detected attempting to walk ou' of the shop with a $95 gold
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    27 16 A middle-aged Chinese who collapsed and died before the arrival of the ambalance yesterday aiternoon at Maxwell Road, was found to have in his possession $22.41 cents.
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    Late Nights Fray Nerves, Says Magistrate
    421 16 DANCERS ADVISED NOT TO QUARREL Singapore, Thursday. *IN my short caree. on this bench, I have had several cases connected with quarrels in cabarets. I hope in future the courts will not be troubled with these cases. Nerves may be disturbed through too many
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    RUBBER EXPORTS
    26 16 Gross exports of rubber from Malaya in May were 42.124 tons, against 43.65S tons. This is a total for rive months Of 215.547 tons.
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    What The Stars Foretell
    197 16 tMa„ to j romance. adttntJi for taking a i rc exercise tne i S SPECIAL INFLUENCES J decirtme, 2 ence. i£2 f a?ff s« i (ember 23 to 0 S ttrictfy business-like, n »7?! J jf»*»siiced jentfweneo i J in any transactions, and iiZ J are
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    White Gloves At Malacca Assizes
    154 16 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. May 31 tyjß Justice A'Beckett Terrell was presented with a pair of gloves when he presided at the Malacca Assizes on Wednesday j morning ns there was no criminal case on the list. in accenting the cloves from it Haines,
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    EUROPEAN CHARGED
    73 16 Singapore. 1 hs»*w» A EUROPEAN. Rcbdi A A aped 23. claimed before Mr. Bennett) A Third Police Court, on a cnart ment of cheating lumed :ci Accused, toe cnarge ai s^ rn rfacee Chan Tian Chye. who was pjw the same Court last week on ff of cheating
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    CHINESE LADIES' TEA
    34 16 t i;< Ass «-i' illon V The Chinese Ladies n r(i I( t i; ,r hold a lea party at trie Mi: Mrs. Lee Choon Guan. |J Villa. Katong. this aftci
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    $10,000 Bail Offered
    48 17 Singapore, Thursday. 10,991 iras allowed Wan p' j '.his morning when» I I)i triet Court, .1? ial to being concerned in mportation of 450 tahils in a sampan in the Hart evening. .111 tharge against the tlleged possession of Nonnl chandn. iixed i,,r mention on
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    34 17 untitled meeting of the Green Wi ters' Association will tak? Wednesday at 8 p.m., at the nises ;r the form of a iati m ot Music" by Mr. I heng Mr. P. E. Perera
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    Misplaced Chivalry Leads To Court
    312 17 Singapore, Thursday. I RIENDSHIP which began an Seremban "a long time ago" did not mean just a mere romantic fancy, transient and fickle, in the lives of Krishnan Father and tall, stately Elima. I twenty-eight while i perhaps two years' older. at Sungei Road and
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    48 17 I tin Singapore CnmiJudge and First Magis- turn from furlough I of Mr. C. H. Koh, the Police lin Up-night for Penang to officiate in a similai M Pall, the Penang Crimiand First Magistrate over duties in the i "urt, Singapore, to- v a
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    DISCHARGE IN RETRIAL
    126 17 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Wednesday. THE case in which Tan Peng Choon 1 the driver of the Johore lorry, who was recently fined $120 for knowingly attempting to evade Customs duty i*n November 11 last year was retried lefoie Mr. Weiss, First Magistrate, to-day. I
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    CHILDREN ESCAPE, PARENTS HURT IN CRASH
    93 17 A FIVE-YEAR-OLD, boy and his brother aged 1%, had a miraculous escape from serious injuries when the motor car in which they were travelling towards Johore crashed into a deep drain at the I l '4 milestone, Bukit Timah Road shortly before twelve yesterday.
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    Girl's Terrible End
    110 17 Singapore, Thursday. 1 l verdict of death by misadventure i A was returned by the Coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter, at the inquiry held to-day on a 24-year-oid woman coolie, Lim Ah Boh. who died as a result of injuries sustained while she was unloading a lorry
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    Alleged Abetment Of Suicide
    98 17 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, May 31. THE case in which a young Straits-born Chinese, Tan Eng Seng, was charged with abetting a Chinese taxi-dancer, Fifi Low, to commit suicide was mentioned in the Police Court again to-day. Inspector Giam. who is to' Charge of the
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    CRIMINAL INTENTION NOT PROVED
    68 17 P%v.. r sh'.apore, Thursday V.; v alias Ng Chong, a 22T onese. was this morny Mr. E. E. Coleman in ice court at the conclu in of the case in whim with possession on May d Road of an unlicensed »n alleged that the ac»t with
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    570 17 Rainwater Damages Suit Singapore, Thursday WOHev n ,!is c af^ eSlion *<" the defendant M '"tice compan by T' pleSence of both and acSeC M tai y inSpett d the Book Store c Gulab;ai Silk Store, Nos. 45 and 47, High Street in order to
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    318 17 THE anniversary of the introduc--1 tion of Buddhism to Ceylon falls to-day, known as "Po urn" Full Moon Day, and the members of the newly-formed Maha Bodhi Society of Malaya are arranging to celebrate the festival in a fitting manner. It was on this day in
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    GUTHRIE'S RUBBER REPORT
    159 17 Singapore. Thursday, 4 p.m |N their weekly rubber report Guthrie I Co., Ltd. state:— As a result of the holidays, there is nttle to report regarding the period under review. The attention of the market has to a certain extent been foe c ed on the progress
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    "THE JAPANESE MILITARISTS HAVE LOST THE WAR," SAYS PROFESSOR LAUTENSCHLAGER
    633 18 "fHINA has not yet won the war, but the Jap have already lost it," declared Dr. Lautenshla£< of Political Science at the University of Lingnari talk recently. DR. Lautenschlager began by re- j marking that peace-lovers favoured China from the
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    180 18 Chunsid.?THROUGH the Chinese Government, I* fuj»tts from Chungk made im mcd it cI v j ten districts close t>i I j time capital. I The .scheme i.s to be .soon as arrangements v authorities are ccmpl< Mr. Ksu Bhih-yiii2 Actin the National Rehr-t Commi The Commission,
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    Industrial Development In Shensi: Work Of Co-Operative Societies
    473 18 r pHREE cotton mills, three flour mills, two dyeing factories, two machine shops,a match factory and a cotton and game factory have hsen established in and around one of the southwest Shensi cities since the outbreak oi Sino-Japanesc hostilities, according to an
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    "Sanctions" Against South Africa Advocated
    658 19 Mr. Mohanlal Saxena Urges India Govt. To Stand Firm here in Mr M hanial Saxcna wh arrived I am afraid the Government of India n\~?™ cX l iausted all th e methods of ™»!h and P ersuasi °n by which they could bring the South
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    VILLAGERS' PLEA TO EXTEND PROHIBITION
    46 19 Bombay, May 24. I\! lON has been reIhe (.overnment from i in <iu.jerat coni Bombay GovernProhibition campaign t them to declare the i thr near future. of the Taluka, sentaticn, met the Governhavc been tf the prowill consider in due course.
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    DR. LOHIA ARRESTED
    64 19 United Press. ak-utta. May 25. [\K Kainmanohar Lohia. formerly in charge <>i the Foreign Departmrnl ol the A.IX.C. Office, who delecture at Kakhi Sangria, la, on Wednesday evening, was led when he came out after delivering the speech under section 124 mttion with a speech deft "ii
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    Indore Fast For Repeal Of Repressive Laws
    79 19 Ilndore, May 25. IVI persons, including Mr. Baijnuth tlahoday, President of the Kajya a Mandai. have riertaken i fast >ince this morn- stood, wiU last ol the public de- '.actions on pubol arrested perion of the new taxes insisting of three ar ..on-officials,
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    Frontier Province Will Go Completely Dry, Says Congress Premier
    172 19 United Press. Simla, May 24. province of the North West Frontier will so completely dry course of the next four or five years" declared Dr. Khan Frontier Premier, who came here in connection with the era Conference in an interview to
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    Shot Dead Three And Killed Himself
    62 19 United Press. hfcfj Benares, May 25. s were shot dead in < ir( ti instances in a border of Benares Par district. [h, a Brahmin of with a loaded rewhom he suspected him in a criminal three of them. The evously wounded. Brahmin rode
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    NAGA HEROINE
    59 19 United Press Gauhati, May 26. hat Pandit Jawaharlal quested S Ruladhar c «ntral) and a mem- ber of the All-India Congress Committee, to let him know all about "Rani! and her present condition. The Naga heroine is now undergoing imprisonment, in the Shillong Jail and is reported- to
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    FINED FOR BEATING A CLERK
    69 19 M Karachi. May 25. K. MAIDAY, Cargo SuperinUndent of the British India Steam Navigation Company Karachi, was fined Rs. 20 by the (ily Magistrate of Karachi for beating a tally-clerk It k said thai the same per■On was warned by a Bombay Magistrate on a
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    DIGBOI STRIKE SITUATION
    160 19 (•suhati, May 25. THE United Press understands that 1 Dr. Rajendra Prasad. Congerss President, has been in constant consultation with the Premier, Mr. Gopinath Bardoloi and the Provincial Congress authorities here in regard to the Digboi situation. It is further understood that while he is inclined to
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    73 19 Calcutta. May 24 —Sjt. Subhas Chandra who nas been suffering from a sudden attack of influenza since last night had a temperature of 101.2 at 3 p.m. to-day. Sjt Bose is unable to i proceed to Dacca by to-night's mail a< P was previously arranged. He wns
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    Duke Of Kent Visits Rootes Government Airframe Factory
    87 20 H. R. 11. The Duke of Kent recently visited Kootes Government Airframe Factory at Liverpool where he saw high-speed Bristol Blenheim Boinl)--efl being manufactured on the latest progressive production lines. This factory is one of the largest and best equipped in the
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    INSPECTION TOUR BY UNDER-SECRETARY OF AIR
    69 20 Captain H. H. Balfour. M P.. UnderSecretary for Air. (second from the left), touring round the Kootes Government Airframe Factory, with Mr. Trowbridge, General Manager, R—tea Government Airframe Factory, Mr. lt. Rootes, Deputy C hairman of Rooter Securities, Ltd., Mr. W. E. Roc tea,
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    Country Lovers Protest Against Bill Hoardings
    86 20 Mr. G. C. Trowbridge, H.R.H. the Duke of Kent and Mr. W. E. Rootes looking at finished machine fittings. gathering from all parts of the South of England, 3,000 ramblers, campers, cyclists and hikers held an open-air demonstration in the TUlingbourne Valley, near Dorking to demand an unspoilt countryside and
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