Malaya Tribune, 3 June 1939

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newsfiaber- m V> i r 7 Guaranteed Lamest Sales XXVI- •No. 131. SINGAPORE. SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1939 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune. Saturday June The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1939 cents:
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      111 1 By Wearing "AURORA TIES" POPt'LAR 40 cts. STANDARD 60 cts. AURORA SSSk L GuTnßiE r fcp j THE CAMAY BEAUTY METHODI -mm I yp ,n i Clean, natural loveliness is This fjtltUZl- beauty's first law Twice BEAUTY SECRET <•»•> day apply a li K ht lather «gpjpj /J <>! (,'amaj
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      117 1 1 Ar h 2 CHQICE OF CHIN TOWN IN EUROPE ft AMI.RH A INVITE VOl X FKIFNDS TO A CHOP SUEY i>l\st V\Kl v »11 eW Ml 1 .A i 281 ORCHARD ROAD. MNGAFOP?:. I'll ONE 4925. visit THE city's SMARTEST RESTAURANT M l I I I I I» WOR
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      51 1 I MADAME PAGE j LATE 92, PICCADILLY. S LONDON. I DRESSMAKER, DESIGNER TAILORMADES GOWNS FOR ALL OCCASIONS IN STOCK. FROM:— S 5, $30« I 13 BATTERY ROAD, TEL. «327 SINGAPORE, j Eb AI,TO F fold Silver-plated. g«»M bHi v. th ™ir R5. if SEASON CO., LTD. 115, North Brlrice Road.
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    Frank Capra Holds Academy Award Record
    148 2 CIX years ago "It Happened One J* Night" produced for Columbia by Frank Capra, the directorial genius of Hollywood, set an Academy Award record that mav not be equalled for a long time. The picture literally swept the field winning five awards. These were:
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    What The Stars Foretell
    185 2 S SUNDAY FOR ALL ISADiBS*. Z An unimportan fti rest, relaxation, and neditat j Write letters. Z better still enteri X don't travel SPECIAL WFLUI J ary 21 to Felvuu i reeable news is indie att d p a an unexpected v- April 20 to Ma
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      390 2 STEAMER SAIUNGS. BRITISH 1 INDIA (Incorporated in England). P. O. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1939 RAWALPINDI 17,000 In port. I SOUDAN 6.500 June 3 CHITRAL 15,000 June 16 CORFU 15,000 June 30 BURDWAN 6 070 July 1 CANTON 15.500 July 14 CARTHAGE 15.000 July 28 t
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      375 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. I Inordl I [uoypj I IS YOUR I I LEAVE I APPROACHING I Pleas? lei us offer you ac--1 commodation on the fastest, if most modern and luxurious I EXPRESS LINERS "SCHARNHORST" I "POTSDAM" I GNEISENAL" Passage Agents: I LOHMANN CO., LTD., 8 124. Robinson Road. I Phone
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      461 2 [the ho hong steamship I COMPANY (1932) LIMITED, j Regular fortnightly service between Rangoon, Penang, Port Swettenham, Singapore, Hongkong, Swatow, an tl Amoy, 1 Kulangsu». Special cheap return tickets to China for short holiday trips. *NEXT SAILINGS:- For CHINA For RANGOON "Hong Slang" j un 5, 4p m. "Hong Kheng"
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      137 2 I HAMBURG-AMERIKA UNI* a Oeutsch-Australisthe DampfYchiffs Geseiischaft PA?Slr^iJ llCOFp<>rated Germany), j PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA *ND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore 1939 I m.s. LBVERKTJSSEN via Haiiila June 10 ms. RHEINLAND Direct June 23 t BUROENLAND via Menua July 10 I HOMEWARD. HOLLAND, HAMBURG AND BREMEN.
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      229 2 I DAILY CROSSWfS CLUES ACROSS: 07 d-^ 1 Character In -Midsummer Night's t 1 Dream.'" WWN: 3. Famous maker of furniture. 2 French poet 7. East, H rrv in" ??,7i er Tim ,ana ram) The star for, llde 6. Provckes i 2. Alarm. g y. c tan 13 Possessed by
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    429 3 •••>■• "—if I LONDON COMMODITIES London, Friday. Previous To-day Change Quiet Quiet Buyers 8 5 16 8* 4 _i i« Sellers 8% 8 3 8 Buyers 8 5 16 8 5 16 Sellers 8 3 8 8 3 8 Buyers 8% 8 5 16 —116 Sellers 8
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    57 3 List Of Current Dividends Singapore, June 2, 5 p.m. Total 1 Dividend Books financial dose Date Rx. Div. yeai Payable Date to datf r 'd. int. June 8 June 14 June 9 5a. 6d p«o 2i June 17 June 24 June 18 5 r o r 5%
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    842 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, June 2, L- p.m. ana Co. a™»™* «i Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 3 7 i/ 2 4 m Austral Amal 4 7»/ 2 611 fcf Austral Malay 33 42 2 Ayer Hitam 22 9 23 9 Ayer Weng u6B
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    143 3 Singapore, Friday. The price of Tin at midday was $115. down The tin share market to-day was quiet and prices irregular. According to cables received quotations in London were unchanged while locally Rantaus and Sungei Luas were slightly firmer while Hong Fatts had sellers at 67 cents.
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    PRODUCE
    165 3 Singapore, June 2. R. (Siami W Coast No 1 per Koyan R. <Siam> W. Coast No. 2 per Kovan R. <Siam> W. Coast No. 3 per Kovan $121 Siam No. 1 5236 Siam No. 2 $210 Siam Broken Rice No. 1 $111 Siam Broken Rice No. 3 $103 Rice
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    TIN
    11 3 The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:—
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    RUBBER
    11 3 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:—
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    261 3 6% Maynard Co.. Ltd.. 130,000 Int Apr. 30. Oct. 31 M 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: i% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int Mar. 31. Sept. 30 ,100 101 norn 1907 red. 1917 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept SO «106 108 norn 4>;% 1909 red, 1905 i 1,000,000 Int.
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    98 3 Singapore. June 3. Ships alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive: East Wharf (Gate 1) Yuensang 22. Main Wharf (Gate 2) H.M.S. Herald 19; Rawalpindi 18: Kamuning 16; Cape St. Andrew 14; Pres. Haye:; 9. Empire Dock (Gate 2) Foylebank 34; Malayan Prince 36. Empire Dock (Gate
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    NEW BUDDHIST HALL
    54 3 Invitations have been Issued by the English Section of the Singapore Buddhist Association at a reception to be riven on Sunday at 11 a.m. on the occasion of the opening of their new premises No. 731 Geylang Road. The Vei;. Chuan Toh and Yen. Bikkhu Naiada will
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      24 3 THE UNITED LIMITED. 7 N MOTOR VEHICLE, USON VL ACCI N s (OMPENSA ÜBUC LIABILITY IN CHANCE. -FET, RTNGAPORE r. W. HALL, General Manager
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      152 3 $40,000,000 ISSUED PAID UP CAPITAL: $10,000,000 BRANCHES throughout Malaya, Siam, Burma, South China, French Indo-China and Netherlands East Indies. AGENTS CORRESPONDENTS in all principal cities of the World. BANKING TRANSACI TIONS ef every deaI cription undertaken. MASTERS. 19-25, CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. Telephone: Manager's Office 4512 Exchange Dept. 4513 General Office
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      364 3 BANK OF CHINA Incorporated in China by special 12, Cecil Street, Slngapo-e Telephones: Manager's Office 6444. Asst. Manager's Office 6442. Exchange Dept. 6441. General Office ***** Cable Address: M CBUNGKUO." Paid Up Capital s.h. 140,000.000 00 Reserve Funds In Excess of Ch. 6,200,000.00 Total Assets approximately Ch. 2 020.000.000.00 Tse-Vung
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    DEATH. Domestic Occurrences
    83 4 GOH. Madam Goh Chin Neo wife of the Jate Mr. Lim Kim Tian, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, May 30th, 1939, at her residence, No 355-D, Kim Chuan Read, at the age of 79. She leaves behind one son, Mr. Lim Keng Tiam of the Successors of
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      546 4 dadf WANTED: Bill Collector and ser. Salary and commission. Apply to* bfiorta and Newa Emporium, Muar. (336 Ai Wanted TAILGB& <Lad*a) only. Experienced need apply. Apply 3-1 Penang Road, Penang. (328.A) WANTED IMMEDIATELY: Outdoor I Salesmen. Salary $30. O. P. Agencies, 181, Orchard Ruad (topfloon, Singapore. (318.A) WANTED by a
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      635 4 YOUNGMAN 'Indian) educated in England wants employment, any kind, anywhere, reasonable living wages accepted. Box 615, Malaya Tribune (334.A) CHINESE DIPLOMA Dispenser licensed dresser grade II Senior employaient immediately. Apply Box No. 289, cio llalaya Tribune, Kuala Lumpur. (289-A) Wanted WANTED BOOK, Hundred Years of Singapore. Price to 10, Douglas
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      521 4 RAJAH'S COLLEGE D'ckson Road, off Jaian Besar. NEW SESSION for April 1940 L.C.C Exam. Commencing first June. MORNING CLASHES Jr. Bookkeeping, Typewriting, Shorthand (Pitman). EVENING CLASSES Jr. Sr. Bookkeeping, Typewriting Shorthana (Pitman). PIANOFORTE P_XyING~& THEORY OF MUSIC, adults and children any efiade. Beginners and Diploma candidates a speciality. Modern methods
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      539 4 Miscellaneous FCR MALAYAN ORCHID FLOWERS to Europe, etc., dial 2011. THE GEM NURSERY, carrying certificate from H.M. Queen of Holland and testimonial from iii Arthur Hill. Director of K'ev. Gardens, England. He says, "The floweis were in perfect condition and might have been picked in Surrey only, a few hours
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      509 4 COMPOUND HOUSE, 41, Teck Chye Terrace, Paya Lebar, single or doubl? room, board optional—Attractive Rates. Enquire within (J93.A> Astrology SRI ATM'A-CHINTAN S neither COPYIST nor IMITATOR. He runs under his own name, and QUICKLY ANSWERS your questions BY HIMSELF. He has no connection With rcybody. Let your problems be solved
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      511 4 SINGAPORE ,7! Notice IHI between g* W t will b. cl thresh traffic f 11 until further nrii 9t] 5 constructing _«2 1 r the J 1 s sewer. M• p NOTICE IS goodwill, f: I c/her than b the p lunntu: 8. P Company Maaam Wei j Beair, Esng
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    Singapore Shooting
    122 5 Singapore. Saturday. JtlK Singapore Police are investijratns a mysterious shooting incident m a coffee shop at the junction •I Jalan B'-sar and Kowell Koad y esterday a'ternoon after 5 o'clock. It is stated that lour men. believed to be Cantonese, walked into the coffee ■shop, end a quarrel
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    Military Director For Johore
    100 5 Singapore, Friday. fIIJAJOR C. E. Morrison arrived to-day by the Rawalpindi from Palestine, to assume the post of Director of Military Training, Johore Military Forces. Johore's new Military chief wa.s seconded for this post from the Leicest* rshire Regiment and will hold the local rank rf
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    S. S. (S) A. AND RABIES
    158 5 A I the last meeting or the committee of the straits Settlements <Sin«'a pore) Association, held on May 22* A lrti.er was read from the Manager Traction Co, Ltd..' and in Me-, r further information which had been placed before the Commiltee the Committee
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    Passengers By Rawalpindi
    224 5 Singapore .Friday. ANE hundred and ten passengers disv embarked from the Rawalpindi whir arrived from Europe to-day. Among the prominent passengers aboard was Mn Meherbai Sabavaia a social worker In Bombay. Mrs Sabavaia known as "Bapsy by her internal rriends .is the daughter ol the first Sir
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    CHERSONESE CHAIRMAN DEAD
    62 5 (From Our Own Correspondent' London. May 26.—The death has occurred in London of Mr. Arthur A&&nd Allen who will be remembered in various parts of the F.M.S. for his development of rubber estates. At the time of his death he was chairman of the Chersonese Estates and
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    Rash Cyclist Injures Nine: Fined $40
    239 5 rvf se,eiar toda^at hurt to L™ ?> lh hC W3S fi Cd $i 0 on a char e X musing hurt to Lav Ah Lam by negiigently riding his bicyt*c and colliding with a bus. Mr. C. H Whitton. Traffic Judge, ■taycd sentence on
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    GOING HOME
    77 5 Singapore. Friday Paymaster Lt. Commander c A «ejdmanand Mrs Herdman. formeiiy !Jl J l b ;V' d Mary Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Brown, of S: Ia a pore were passengers aboard the P. liner Rajputana when she Itft this morning bound for England Lt
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    BERJUNTAI TIN WINS QUOTA
    346 5 r £\l]: second annual general awolinjr of shareholders of Berjuntai Tin Dredging Limited was held at Kuala Lumpur on Ma] 30. Mr H a Ccates presided Ho cam:—you will note fiom the direct*r.s* 1, Which was -he c. i fori wmn I haa oeccs. v ;i
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    Rash Drivers Should Be Dismissed, Says Bench
    220 5 Singapore, Friday. pLEADING guilty to the charge of causing hurt by a negligent act to Baba bin Osman a passenger in the van, Kasman bin Osman, a driver employed by the Malayan Farms, was fined $70 by Mr. C 11. Whitton, Traffic Judge,
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    CHINESE LADIES' ASSOCIATION
    173 5 THE nines? Ladies' Association held a well-attended tea party yesterday at the residence of Mrs. Lee Ch.*on Guan, M.8.E., at Katong. ML*S. Lim Boon Keng, pre ident of the Association, addressed the meeting, during which sne mentioned that the Assocration had existed for nearly 24 years, and
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      612 5 gjKS AMU OXL BUHOER ST, MADRAS GRAHIM CO.. all Road, "i n:..i|)oi" ptive f«l«ior <C> YOUR CHILD'S HEALTH. j You are naturally careful of mr I yoli But SSt you use every precaution? Good advice is not always sufficient. Children are eapedaliy .susceptible to disease- if they are constipated and
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      32 5 F. M. S. RAILWAYS WILL iv rji EXTENDED WEFK-END TICKETS FOR HIS MAJESTY'S BIRTHDAY BTII JUNE, 193J). OUTWARD 11th lone, 1039, lih iv' tve. return T «e?. day, 13th June. 1939, Inclusive.
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      199 5 s= i v\c.<>« turf ulub SUMMER 1939 MEETING. IST PAY SATURDAY 17TII JUNE j 2ND DAY WEDNESDAY 81ST fl 3RD DAY SATURDAY 84TH JUNE ENTRIES dOJW *t 12 NOON on TUESDAY, 6th JUNE IaCD al th SECRET/ Ft V S OFFICE. 1 1 UNLITwIfED DWELLS.:—One cadi dny. Ticket.s «i for
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      145 5 For Style, Comfort, Economy, CONSULT The Oriental Optical Co., MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS Heart Office: 162, South Bridge Rd. Branch Office: 348, N. Bridge Rd., SINGAPORE. l j^^lL maaaaaa^ I DIABETES. It you an- umietea with this DISEASE conn to Thabib A. Md. I. tin- spiv mlist for DIABETES He «uaruutoes to
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    LORRY WHEEL FLIES OFF
    138 6 [From Our Own Reporter] Penan. 1 Jun > THE traffic on Weld Quay before the 1 P M.S H pen was held up for .vome« time at about 9.30 a.m. this morning when the rear right wheel ot a motor lorry driven by an Indian, suddenly
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    Kundang's Dredge Modernised
    382 6 The fourteenth annual general meeting of Kundang nn Pi-cttaum unntoii was held ;»t Kuala I umyui on IUI Mr H A Coatrs pi< sfoVcl He said The year under rev** marfctd Urn completion ol the work connected with the electrification ami rrconslruclton ol the company's dredge and
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    124 6 n inajl T DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Friday, noon !*> IX R SS. B rcr Kl,e I Spot loose 28 7 <>c I No, IX R.SS. 1 F. 0.8. in June 28 7 R 29»L C.F.A.Q. RJSIfi 8 F 08. in bale, 2,5
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    SINO-BRITISH TRADE
    159 6 New Commission Created Reuter. London, June 2. k NEW agency has been created in London entitled the Chinese Government Trading Commission, with offices in Gracechurch Street, composed of Mr. Quo Tai-Chi (chairman). Mr. D.G.M. Bernard (vicechairman), Mr. Arthur Guinness, .Mr. CC. Wang (director of the Chinese Government Purchasing
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    328 6 Singapore. Juno 2. MINING Ampats 4 1) 5 G Ayer Hitams 22 6 23 6 Bangrins 20 Batu Selangors tie 131 Hitams 0.26 0 30 Hongkong Tin 18 9 20Chanderiangs 116 12Hong Patts 0.67 0.70 iriris Hyd. 5 6 6 6 Ipoh Tin 20 21
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    EXCHANGES
    239 6 Singapore, Juno 2. The following are the exchange atocl 'his morning according to the daily cir mlnr Issued by the Hongkong anc 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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    JOHORE APPOINTMENTS
    85 6 THE following nounced In Gazette: Mr. R. WUa i bo Johore. Mr. G. M' -1- i in Johore to ac Engineer, v. Mr. W. A. Kirk i vice in Joh 1 gineer PW T Dr. T. Eva?:' is in Johore as North. Muar. Mr. E O Btl Honorary
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      301 6 THE TRUI TONIC FOOD Oktmlnmbb mf mil CkmmUtU mm 4 Sfrm ("PYE" BAMOS j 5» For Efficiency, Reliability and Service. VEJtY POPULAR IN MAI AYA. I Sofe Agents: HOE BOON LEONG. I D bn tors: r RADIO GENERAL AGENCY, '> Kuala Lumpur. g NG AI STORE I "RED FISH" Brand
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      48 6 DIABETES STOPPED IN RSSIB*! 7 DAYS. •lis MMi ow ARE FKEE to eat ANYTHING |§C3ss3ra£sSl YOU DESIKID. t. Eng Coy. "seeatnat Sin Sin Day. g ?i™; Hong Hin Coy. mJEXZ' T. K. Hock Co. Kuala lumpur Tropica Dispensary I.oh Chin Soon _T TKBE D. T. LIM COMPANY, SINGAPORE
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      174 6 THE SI? GAPO COMMERCE 1 THE Singapore Chamb t Rubtx r A auction yesterday, June I. 696,822 lbs. (311.08 U 791.575 lbs and 468.1G1 lbs London Spot 3.5 16 d. New York Spo; 16 iI RIBBED SMOKI I> SHI Standard Quality 28 3IJ Goad Aver ige Qu Fair A vera
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      805 6 To-day's Radio f SINGAPORE I LONDON ZIIL 225 metres (1.33 mc s, 5 ZBV ZIIP 30.96 metres (9.69 mc,s) GSB 951 Mc s (31.55 in.) j p.m. 6.40 Sports news. Market notes, and j gP-jH 12 45 Lifiht orchestral concert played next week's programmes. J*£ by the Adelphi Hotel Orchestra
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    Amazing Steadiness In Daily Tin Quotations
    1921 7 ill H. A. COA TFS ON BUFFER POLICY [From Our Oivn Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, June I. eetmg ol Larut Tin Fields Ltd. hold on Tuesday l oates said: I want t<i emphasise not or.lv the recovery mediately set in when it was realised that
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    FISHERMAN DROWNED
    122 7 Wutt r- f«u- Sin ßapore Friday. hill out fishing in his koleh on the night of May 26. a fisherman. Hassan bin Puteh, a red 46. fell from his boat and Was drowned. His body was recovered frie d opposite his house by his A verdict of death
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    19 7 Malacca is to have a "blackout" from 11 p.m. to 6 a m. on the night of June 15-10.
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      128 7 r--r of being bitten or stung by mosquitoes r^H^^Sik^^^l a rt -t pests lies in painful swellings !ilk* i •so quickly develop. Guard against KS IPX^- v j*s\l 1 -ons by treating the poisoned places at IKBII r I •antiseptic Zam-Buk. The valuable herbal EM V^'fffi>^?]\ are absorbed into the
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      41 7 SUCxSS^—after SUCCESS fu r I SUCCESSES In the &JotUsh Km Day s Trial for 1:)39: 256 i c CUP Won by tftiarlle Rogers.????? Junmy Beck cv:> Won by Qeorge Uoldsworth.?????? Royal Enfield Consistent Cup Winners.* BRITISH CYCLE AGENCY, 6, Prinsep Singapore.
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      175 7 Price Cut MOWOM ss SIZE 9-llv- SO-ASc rf=**KJ FMS S0 99« $0-89« SS $0-38t -y FMS $0-35* 60*99« J^^i I A Unbelievable reductions in numerous childrens! ladies! and gents shoes Advti of' B*l Shot (>•„ I'd,. Singapore I F,,,, t> Posiag* Extra, II iai'»o:.;, i j Jii*a cLj and Budgerigars
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      396 8 CAPJ TO L 3 a*™?,_ Special Morning Show To-Morrow at II O'clock The Popular Boy Vocalist, of "Rain jow on the River and "Hawaii Calls" in a new RKO-Radio Adventure of the Sea— BOBBY BBEEN in 'Fisherman's Wharf A Romantic Action Story of San Francisco's famous Waterfront —known as "The
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      315 8 PAVILION 3.15-6.15-9.15 LAST DAY I ilmdom's In l^^^j^^^^^^?''" i QWFTfAT, OATTMONT NEWSREEL SHOWING THEIR ARBIVA] IN CANADA: THE DERBY; MOTOR ACCIDENT TO QUEEN MARY. _■.«—!—*****5555 iwniiif-irin-'" 111 MBM «vxJUWMr ~—r l3«mm«bs»** I~ROXY BAR Open 5 p.m. Till Midnight. mast light. G.is ALO i-J >D wL I(V EVER A GLOWING pKf#3
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      155 8 OPENING TO-MORROW AT THE CAPITOL »Ij^-»r* by nowi 5 for tbeir wa ,t lnc women in every m r r lhe,r !5! Tom BROWN Nan GREY Andy DEVINE P.ciu«e Frank JENKS Samuel S. HINDS LIBEIjMt DETECTIVE BILL CRAKE'S I R ON THE HUNT AGAIN! jlb A UNIVERSAL PICTURE j To-imoii«mv
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    $1,318 & Costs Awarded Plaintiff
    807 9 $1,318 Costs Awarded Plaintiff Rainwater Damages Suit Singapore, Friday. 3 to the extent of $1,318.15 together with costs to be taxed istrar were awarded to Mr. Utoomal Udhandas prodie GulabraJ Silk Store, 45 High Street, at the conclusion of fore Mr. Justice Worley this morning. fl I respaas were proved
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    Dance Hostess Fined
    92 9 Singapore, Friday. hostess was to-day lined a total of $20 by Mr. C. H. Whitton, Traffic Judge on the two charges of driving without a licence and driving when net covered by a third party insurance policy. The charges were a sequel to a collision between a
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    Health Of The East
    237 9 THE League of Nations Health Organi- sation Eastern Bureau, Singapore, health bulletin for the week ended May 27 is as follows: No plague was reported during the week from any eastern port. Allahabad, which has been frcv from cholera since November last, has notified one case.
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    Pope On His Peace Move
    209 9 Reuter. Rome. June 2. iS thr first public reference to his recent peace im»vc. the Pope revealed that it met with the sympathy of the Governments and resulted iii his rectftlftg 'assurances of goodwill and the resolve to maintain peace." Addressing the College of Cardinals
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    Baltic Solidarity
    64 9 Reuter. Kaunas, June 2. /WER 3(H) delegates from Lithuania v Latvia and Estonia will attend 1 meeting of the Baltic Congress, which Is beiiiK held here on June 9 to June 11. The Congress, which meets from to time, la being held this year to "demonstrate the solidarity
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      322 9 BIOZYGEN TABLETS rtmoT» SKIN BLEMISHES If you are among those who are affected with skin blemishes, start using BIOZYGEN Yeast-Vitamin Tablets. It will clear the skin of unsightly ■pots and blemishes within THREE WEEKS. i SSS3B 1. also I ..j I an cffectirs remedy splendid Rerre food lin cases or
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    HIGHER EDUCATION
    701 10 of higher education and the establishment of a university in Maiaya will tn gratified by the views expressed by the Secretary for tae Colonies, Mr. Mac Donald. who leaves no doubt that he is wholeheartedly in favour of all possible facilities being given. The statement occurs in a
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    JAPAN'S GAMBLE—and Democratic Unity
    1107 10 JAPAN'S GAMBLE —and Democratic Unity DECENT despatches from China su that Japan rather more than has her hands full m China. It seems that theie is a sort of strategic slack water now, and that the next turn of the tide might Showdown For Japan? easily be against' the Japanese.
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    To-day's Bright Thoughts
    51 10 An economist remarks that wealth la 0 relative matter. The trouble being, of course, that the wrong relatives usually have it. ft "The flowers in our gardens are tripping gaily in the Dance of Spring," says a poetical enthusiast rhe waliD wers, of course, are sitting it
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    578 10 QREATER frequency of disasters on land, in the air, at sea and under the sea ar not unconnected with the greatei pace at which rations are making preparations f< r defence. During the tirst gva months of this year, it is believed, there have been More airmen
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    JAPANESE CLAIM ROUT OF MONGOLS
    21 11 iyo, June 3. li patches received that Outer Monallegedly Khalha River have in a tour-hour IVnfi'T
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    Japanese Ignore Molotov's Warning
    146 11 nghai, June S. r air] Vlanchu troops, I ot M. MoJotov's i aded (niter Monr argt b< !v of Infantry Kahlha River al iiints with Ihe support 'j ncs n hieh raided the del nces in masses. were greeted by heavy n mvi though it was
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    MILITARY VISITS TO ENGLAND
    41 11 Reuter. London. June 3. Marshal Gamelin. t> nera] Staff, will Tattoo on June 7. coincide with rkish military mission bul yesterday. v 'Poland' may ptember with other for the British >rding to well tail v aw. Renter.
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    QUEEN MARY'S PROGRESS
    12 11 I The progress of to be quite satis- a-eless.
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    6 MEN RESCUED-3 DEAD—FROM SUBMARINE VESSEL'S BOW JAMMED IN SEA BOTTOM
    1242 11 Feverish Effort To Raise Her Hope For Remainder Of Crew Is Abandoned Reuter and British Wireless. nHi; eiTTV'i THE NINETY ENTOMBED iiv™™. S V^ KEN BRITISH SUBMARINE IN rdv^5 P %oA A *l.i, SCAPED BY THE USE OF RAS
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    AMAZING TIN DEAL REPORT
    114 11 Reuter. Paris, June 2. CIRCLES in close touch with the Bolivian tin delegation have no information of the reported Bolivian-Italian tin—rayon barter deal. (A Rome message of May 29 stated that a barter agreement nad been concluded whereby Bolivia will supply Italy witn iO.OOO tons of
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    FIERCE LAND AND AIR BATTLE AT NANCHANG
    67 11 Shanghai, June 3. air battle took place on the suburbs of Nanchang inese planes first blasted a gap in the Japanese ich the Chinese infantry made a bayonet charge, tialtiea on the Japanese. relieve the launched a in the southbut the attackwith heavy
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    FRANCO RELEASES SOVIET FIGHTERS
    44 11 Reuter. Istanbul, June 3— Freed by General issimo rranco after long imprisonment in a Nationalist concentration camp, ninety Soviet army officers and sailors who participated in the Spanish was have arrived here aboard an Italian steamer en route for Russia.—Reuter,
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    HUGE ORDER BY U.S. NAVY
    52 11 Reuter. Washington, juno 3. CONTRACTS for construction of 24 warships including two 45.000-ton vessels and a 20.000-ton aircraft-carrier, have been awarded by the Navy Department at a total cost of $350 000,000—the i ar gest single order ever given by the United Spates Navy In
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    32 11 Reuter. Rome, June 3—All forms of professional association and collaboration be tween non Jewish and Jewish profes sional men is fcrbidden according to a new law approved by the Senate ami Chamber.—Reuter.
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    RESCUE BY BELL DEVICE
    27 11 Which w"5 I V tt X he !S" ">•' ■.übmar,™ shire, IS A The 'r ~,'u dX All; 0 1 ,a > l N """>!'- vivors.
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    EARLIER REPORTS
    402 11 Feverish Efforts Against Time London, June Wi h the ait supply i„ the Sunken submannp T heti s (which has been Seated W ith 18 feet of its stern snowing above water, and its bow at sea bottom 130 feet below) estimated to lan till Approximately midnight those
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    Stop Press
    413 11 Reuter. London, June THE Admiralty slate I hat divers reported at 1 a 81. G.M.T. faint tappings in the Thttis. Salvage opcratiors are p recced i n ir.—Re v t c r. It is now feared that the Thetis may be a sepulchre beneath 130 feet of water
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    Tour Films To Canadians
    117 11 Reuter. p»» ra Edmonton, Juno JHEIR Majeatiea have arrived. the eastward trip in the Royal I rain the King and Queen ""*pper Park for Edmonton in the vi ding. 'Iheir Majesties, during their brief tray at, Jasper the mou ootherly point Of their tour, were indefatigable
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    BELGIUM AND DEFENCE OF CONGO
    44 11 Reuter. Brussels, June 3 THE Belgian Cabinet yesterday examir. Ed .he problems of defence in the colonies and, it is learned, contemplat '.1 the purchase of sloo.os and gunboats Lo assure defence of the mouth of the ongo —Reuter.
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    JAPANESE AND WESTERN NAVAL CHIEFS GET TOGETHER
    210 12 But 400 Bluejackets Landed At Kulangsu Reuter. June 2. 1/ICIv\DMIKAL Oikawa, Commander-m-Chicf of Japan's China Seas Meet, pave a luncheon at Broadway Mansions. Honjerke'w, to day, in honour of Admiral Sir Percy Noble, Comm?ndeT-in-Chicf of the China Station. Admiral Harry Yamell, American Commander-in-Chief,
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    CUBA TURNS AWAY 900 REFUGEES
    77 12 Reuter. Havana, June 2. THE President ef Cuba has arreted the Hamburg-Ame-rika liner St. *..>tiis to leave with 925 f«( rman iflfßlH II seeding permission to land. Two refugees have attempted suicide since Heir arrival—Renter. Hamburg, June 3. The 992 Jewish refugees in the Hamburg-Amerika
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    MAJESTIES CAUGHT IN SNOWSTORM
    69 12 Reuter. Jasper. June 2. WHILE climbing Mount Edith Cavel 1 yesterday afternoon. Their Majesties were caught in a snowstorm which descended upon them when t;:tv reached a ha ight of T OCO feet. When it began tc snow they retraced their steps and returned to the
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    TOWN IN DARKNESS
    45 12 [From Our Owi Correspondent I Bungei Patani, June I.—Fcr the second thr? this month. Sungei Patani experienced an unreh?arsed blackout" on Tuesday nigh; when the Mectric supply failed and the whole town was piung;. i m darkness for nearly three minu* os.
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    107 12 Hiui s lay, June 1. H M tb.e Empress Annam, HE. Pham Quynh. Mo.- vr and Mmc Guiilemain tne A. H Dickinson and Mrs. D' kinsi Jonsul General for France r\nd Mr i Finnand. and Major and Mr P D Barry had luncheon at Government Hoiu.e. Friday. June
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    HITLER PUTS ON BIG SHOW FOR PRINCE PAUL
    136 12 Reuter. Berlin, June 2. HEKR Hitler and all the Nazi leaders were present at the station when Prince Regent Paul of Yugoslavia arrived. Herr Hitler is arranging one of the biggest spectacles in Berlin yet seen and everything is beine done to
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    Sultan's At tendant On Breach Of Trust Charge
    392 12 [From Our Onn Correspondent] Alor Star, June 1. FrVE beautifully wrought "Kris'" belonging to His Highness the Sulian oi Kedah were the exhibits at court yesterday, when a middle-aged Malay, Zainal bin Ahmad. appeared before the Hon. Mr. Justice Wan Harun, second
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    TRAIN CRASHES INTO LORRY
    98 12 Three Killed, 12 Injured Reuter. THREE were killed and 12 injured when a London-bound passenger train crashed into a straw-laden lorry on the crossing at Hilgay Fen goods yard, near Downham Market, Norfolk, to-day. The lorry driver escaped with a broki n arm. The train was
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    By air across the Atlantic in the Yankee Clipper, and then ST air £ Malaya. came this picture of the Kinr and Queen signing the Golden Book !n the ( ity Hall of Montreal, Canada.
    33 12 By air across the Atlantic in the Yankee Clipper, and then ST air Malaya. came this picture of the Kinr and Queen signing the Golden Book !n the ity Hall of Montreal, Canada.
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    A. I. S. A. BRANCH IN PESHAWAR
    60 12 Pes] iwar, May 24.-Frontier Province had its first branch oi the All India BDinners Association opened yesterday under Ihe presidency of Khan Abdul Qhaffer Khan. The branch will shortly select under the guidance cf the Saheb and Miss Miraben places in the province
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    Kampong Girls Prefers Shorts
    190 12 Our Own Reporter} Kuala Lumpur, June 2. a GIRL in a kampong school in N'vri j A sembilan. like boys goes to school in shirts and shorts. The school is In an out of the way c.stnct. and It is i arnrtstng to find that women
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    RUMANIAN TALK WITH GREECE AND TURKEY
    33 12 Reuter. Bucharest. June 2. M. GAFENCU. the Rumanian Foreign Minister, leaves shortly on an official visit to Ankara, the Turkish capital, and Athens, the Greek capital.— Reuter.
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    13 Month And Weigths 5 Stone
    94 12 13 Month And Weigths 5 S tone Reuter. AN Infant whm nun Lam th States has just reached Lau stone and a heig 1 1 He Is Kenneth J. town, Kei pounds at birt sister, aged nim mal, as are both pi ri nts The abuorm due to over-acth belii
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    Steamer Refloated
    29 12 Batavia. Jui c 2 i that the PolzelL needs no docking 1 v il resume voja'-.e -liter '.'a cargo which v. was refloa ted.- Re v ter
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    PREEDY DIVORCE FULL JUDGMENT
    1256 12 \Frcm Our Own Correspondent] London, May 2G. DAJA Mohamed, nephew and adopted boh the former Sultan of Perak. was cited as co-reepfadetlt in a divorce TOlf wtrlcn concluded before Mr. Justice Hodson in the Div< roe Courl to-day. Mr. Bernard Prcedy, an officer in th Education
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    Mr. Savi's Medical Expenses
    240 13 Constable oi' Fife, I < tor-General of ments, has been trouble with ment for his mcdiii ing his illness last an Police Mac ime ill he was rtths' leave of abd it the end of ive extended to full pay. He enI r an operation a
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    MEW COMMISSIONERS
    13 13 G N Men and Mr. Geddes have been appointed ior Singapcr?.
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    "Had $400,000, Now No Money To Bury Me"
    491 13 Court TM Of Mr. F. Isako's Losses Trapeze Artistes Vs. Circus Proprietor [Front Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, Friday. UDGMENT was entered to-day ior the plaintiffs with costs for $10,300, being arrears of pay and compensation for nine months salary, according to
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    JESSELTON ICE CO. REPORT
    207 13 TTIE annual report of the Jo; eltorj A Ice p rwer Co.. Ltd for the year Pc? 31. to be p r sen 4 at the meeting of shareholders o Juno 12, is as follows; The results of i»he year's wrrking shew a profV of 57.214.54,
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    Large Stocks Of Padi In Perak Govt. Mills
    161 13 \From Our Own Reporter] Ipoh, June L \TEWS from an official source indicates that stocks of padi have been earning in well to the Government Rice Mills, Krian district in Perak, and that up to April 16, some 238,000 piculs had boon
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    BOUGHT A MOTOR CYCLE: LEFT STRANDED IN K.L.
    221 13 [Frojn Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, June 1. COMING out of the General Hospital where he had visited a patient, a Chinese contracted, who had just arrived from Kajang with another Chinese from whom he had bought a motor cycle, could not
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    NEW BILL
    134 13 A BILL to amend the Aliens Ordinance is about to be iniroduced in the Legislative Council. The Ordinance at present does rot provide for the offence cf possessing or using a lorged or iraudulently altered ianding permit, certificate of adrmssion or certificate of residence and this bill is
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    NEW BUS ROUTE?
    64 13 An application has been made to the Municipal Commissioners of Singapore for an omnibus service licence to provide a service of motor omnibuses afte 11 a.m. on Saturdays and Sundays uoon the following route: —From Upper Pickering Street to Ulu Pandan, via New Bridee Road, Outram Road.
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    JOURNALIST WEDS
    39 13 Mr. Chiranjeeri G. S. Muttukrishnan, BSc, and Miss Soubhagyavathi Jayala kshmi were married at Alor Gajah this morning Mr. Muttkrishnan is the Editor of the India page and the weekly Radio Supplement ot in the Malaya Tribune.
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    MR. L. C. HUTCHINGS
    26 13 Mr. L. C. Hutchings, general manager of Robinson and Co., Ltd., will sail for Europe on leave by the Aeneas on Tuesday
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    Fatal Fall From Roof Garden
    157 13 \r::>m Our Own Reporter Kuala Lumpur, Thursday AN enquiry was commenced thi s aft-JT- noon before Che Abdul Makil, nto the death of Leong See Suan. a Hylam bo; who is bel eyed to have fallen to Ms death irom the fourth floor of a
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    ROAD CLOSED
    31 13 Owen R:ad, between Dorset and Norfolk Road will be closed, in sections tc through traffic from the June 9 until further notice for the purpose of constructing a sewer.
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    State Cricketer's Silver Wedding
    204 13 ■F/i 7i Ou 1 Own Rcr> c Penang, June 2 HE !vr. Tedding annversary of Mr. i and Mis. W. A. Williams. two w-ll-.Tiown icsidents of Penang took pla^e to-day. Mr Williams is a teacher of the St T a r*. Branch School at Pulau V;
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    AIRMEN BEAT RECS 3—1 IN SENIOR DIVISION
    564 14 Exchanges Always Keen SOCCER H.A.F 3; S.R.C L pAIR entertainment was witnessed yesterday by a moderate crowd, when the R.A.F. defeated the S.R.C. by three goals to one in a Div. I. soccer fixture played at the Stadium. Exchanges were fast.and furious es
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    To-Day's Sport
    84 14 Soccer: FY lice vs. S C.F A. (Div. I) Stadium Minesweepers vs. J.C.S A. (2B) —Police SCC 2nd vs. R.A.F.—Seletar Ciicket: SCC vs. Klang—S.C.C. S.C.C 2nd vs. Medical College— M College Raffle* Inst. vs. St Andrews (Ist XI)—R .1 Raffles lust. vs. St. Andrews (2nd XD—S.A. S.J.I, vs.
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    Inter-Club Badminton At Batu Pahat
    68 14 AS expected the Chinese Recreation Club won the Championship in the Batu Pahat inter-club junior tennis tournament. The results of the finals played yesterday are as follows: Doubles:- Oeok Soo and Keng Hong tC. R. C.i beat Syed JafTar and Radin Malay Teachers' 6-2: 6-0.
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    31 14 R.A.F.: Cooper; Collins, Gould; Hall, C bb, Parkes; Sunman, Hint. Hay, Vout, Cleland. S.K C; Aihponso; Leembruggen, Ritchle; Moore, Reutens, Hoeden; Ross, A. Clarke, O. Valberg-, Dumbleton, P. F. de Souza.
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    To-Day's Racing Card At Penang
    998 14 HOLLOWING is the full racing card at Penan* to-day. Horses scratched at noon yesterday were Geisha Girl Hacksaw, Lucky Star, Create de Men the. Swift Arrow, Duchess 11, Golden Arrow, CharfeF'B Aunt, Clever Alec. Mandai, Davis Cup, Bound Far,-, YYaJtz. Solar time. Playboy. Arßoutat. Flag
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    Selections
    78 14 (Morning T nb Rate )-i ri.( nan < Dis t»nuuiv| 1( f1 nraaiaiu r„ v Race J-SILVERI W A.nr Race I—NEWzi Race S—DAINTY >j» V m VMm s Race t,_(, A|| R('si:n«ni Race 7-FAIB ki.n<; Race 8 Race 9—BEA9BO Wy the \>„ n Race l-COL DEN Race S-DOrjBU |iM
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    Nova Stops Baer In The 11th Round
    365 14 Reuter. Neu 1 ork, Juae JOY NOVA beal liaeroc i leekwcal knock-oul last light n lv eleventh round when the refers Mopped the fitrht. With a two-handed attack, Ntn wen the first round, in which ihe referee warned Baer for i foal Umt.
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    Radin Mas School Sports
    242 15 Singapore. Friday, annaal athletic sports Kadin Mas English as held on the School re large crewd. House »merged nts while Trojan House -up with 98 points. 16 points, was third. n athlete of the '*A M diviiwee Seng. Fan Kwan hampion athlete of the address by
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    WAYFLOWER B. P.
    52 15 End Ties For I AAiang Chiang" Cup MSang Chiang" Cup tie Mayflower B.P. and Sunday are as folJUME 3 X -ck Sim, Bocn Hal Liat vs. Peng Nam. >ng Tee, Yong Kian vs. JUNE 4 Chong Ice. Boon Hal ig Liat Vo. Hock Sim, him Bock. Yong
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    Inter-Club Tennis
    46 15 Hie following members have been invited to repress nt the Ciub in a friendly match of Doubles against the RAF at Seletar today at 5 pm. P. D'Almeida and E Le Mercier E G Wheatley and A. Watts; F Mcreira and 11. E Hughes
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    S. C. C. Cricket
    66 15 The following members have accepted to play for the SCC. A" vs. Klang to day and tomorrow at 2 pm. and 11 a.m. respectively at S.C.C.:— T. G. D A Cooper. H. L Ward. A. C. G A. Poster, W. X Jaeger, J T Rea, J.
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    A. R. A. Shoot
    26 15 Singapore, Saturday. There will be a Spcon Shoot to-morrow at 7.30 a.m. at Bukit Timah Range. There will be no shoot to-day.
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    Yadi & Mrs. Eber Win Through To Mixed Doubles Semi-Finals
    639 15 Yadi Mrs. Eber Win Through To Mixed Doubles Semi-Finals Wardens Beat Mrs. Wong Choon Leong TENNIS Mixed Doubts The LmT? Ef* the Semi fina,s of the P. Sewell and Vol S nnl,sts Mrs. Eber and Yadi, Mrs. »ewell and /ong Loon Chong and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. M. Warden.
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    Batu Pahat Soccer
    92 15 (From Our Own Correspondent Batu Pahat. A THOROUGHLY disappointing gamo of soccer was witnessed yesterday at the Batu Pahat Stadium when the po lice beat the V.M.A. by seven goals to five in the Batu Pahat soccer league. The game was scrappy and almost one sided during
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    English County Cricket
    167 15 Lundon, June 2. Gloucester beat Glamorgan on the first innings. Glamor» an 196 (Dyson 99» and 577 for 4 J Dyson 120. E. Davies 287 not out). Gloucester 505 for 5 dec. (Hammond O'J2 I. Notts beat Leicester on first innings. Notts 290 and 335 for 2
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    S.C.R.C. Tennis
    124 15 Further 3.C.R.C. tennis ties are— MONDAY Court A Chua Choon Leone vs Wee En» Lock; Court B John Lim and Ong Sio w Hian J> vs Siow Kirn Sang and Chine Kee Sun; Court C Ong Chew Be e —18 vs Cecil Wong (scr.) (Unfinishedl; Court C Chee
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    Moravia Beat Chinese Second Team 3—2
    437 16 Moravia Beat Chinese Second Team 3 —2 Moravia 3; S.C.F.A 2. THE S.C.F A. Second B, hitherto undefeated, went down to Moravia in a sensational soccer match on the S.H.B. ground yesterday. The match, a highly important engagement Crom the standpoint of the c.H B who norn require just a
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    SOCCER
    61 16 THE following players will represen* 1 the St. Mathews against the Chinese sports Association in a friendly socer match on Sunday on the S. H. B. ground at 0.15 p.m. Wai Mun; Soon Lye and Chiang Bok Ko Jce. An Hong and Yew Leng; Ah Kow Soo Ting. Ah
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    DUNDEE BEATS HASSAN BY NARROW MARGIN
    516 16 Jimenez-Dharmaraj Bout Provided Best Fighting BOXING Singapore, Saturday. THE best fight of last night s boxing programmes at the Happy World W as provided by David Dfrprmaraj (B—l3 V 2) and Ben Jimenez (8—13)4) who treated the crowd to ten rounds of thrills. The
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    ENGLISH AMATEUR GOLF
    40 16 From Our Own Correspondent' London, May 27, Mr. W. Ferric* Mayor. of Island Club Singapore. entered for the British Amateur Golf Championship at Hovlakbut scratched from the first round giving I. G. Sutherland (Ladbrook Park) a walk-over.
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    League Soccer Tables
    516 16 Singapore, Wednesday. FOLLOWING are the latest positions in local league soccer tables. Division 1 Goals Team- P. W. L. D.F.A.Pts. RE. 9 7 1 1 23 7 15 Malays 10 7 2 1 36 13 15 Loyals 10 6 2 2 15 8 14 R A F.
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    Joybells B. P.
    52 16 B.P. m a friendly match of 7 singles on Thursday, June 8. at 2.30 p.m will be selected from the following— Koh Click Tuan. Goh Tian Chye. Lim Ah Chiang, Sect Thiam Hock X R Tan Guan Chuan I.' GocnerOoh Pm g Man, Patrick Foo and M.
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    CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB
    32 16 Members of the Chinese Swimming ciuj are reminded of the tea dance to be held at the club this evening The pagar lights will be on from 7 pm
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    Chinese Strike Deadlock
    146 16 Singapore, Saturday. AT a meeting held al Ihe Singapore Chinese Contract rs 1 linriitiia between representathr s of the la-bourer-N. sub-contract >:"s tad Chinese contractors la>t night, the Chinese contractors offered to pay an increase of 5 per cent, on existing labour rai This offer was rejected
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    45 16 From Our Own Correspondent Kola Bahru. May 31 A MALAY girl has been arrested for the alleged kidnapping of l boy, of the same nationality, seJtts! \ears her Junior. The parents reported the tassofdxfc son to the police. The child vas restored to their custody.
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    1198 17 CHINESE MALAYAN ADMINISTRA TION TRIBUTES AT A. B M ANNUAL DINNER I Frem Oar ov.n Corrupondenli «LV three hundred guests attends h. L nd n May 2:; -he Association of Brit i ili T Ual dinner «*1 Th,. occasion wl iSEE? Malaya at t!, Hotel Victoria Po many" cr< tary
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    105 17 IT used to be a complaint that the majority of the Malay Teachers were involved in deot, states Mr. G. L. Ham MCS., British Resident, Negri Sembilan, in his annual report. To judge from the number of applications recently received from teachers at these schools for permission
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    512 17 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, .June 1. ]>ORN in Bombay in 1810; arrived in i 0 men. in 1K25! joined .he Mil a cloth seller: died in February. 1038-and 2»L 'Z?.T, T*, This in brief is .ho life-story of the ul%^^^ n
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    153 17 Singapore. Saturday. A VERY successful ball was given last night by the Air Officer C< mnianding and ofiicers of the Royal Air Force, Far East, at Seietar, n commemoration of the :>is* anniversary of the formation of the Fo\ ij .\ir Force. A Company of
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    1390 19 Co-Ordination Between The Centre Provinces SIR R. MAXWELL'S SPEECH (United Press). Till. »'«rds "(Viknmon Front*' would k ftml »f lentral co-ordmation was essential. d ,he Prov .'»ces must be particularly dose he Mid, "that although whit;, b amendment of
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    265 19 POSSIBILITIES IN ORISSA (United Press). Uultack, May 24. possibilities of the manufacture of salt as a one of the main industries in Oiissa have been enumerated in the course of a note submitted by Mr. R. K. Das. Special Officer for the revival of salt industry in
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    35 19 I Hazaribagh, May 25. 1 is understood a new* site i> being selected for the next congress session near Ramearh Town Staton, 8.N.R., as the site selected near Barkakana may not be available—'United
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    66 20 A Ircmmdous congregation assembled in ihe Piaz/.a S. Giovanni in Latent no in Rome to recche the blessing of H»s Holiness Pius XII. On the left the Papal Cortege is photographed on its nay from the Lateran Palace to St. John's basilica in
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