Malaya Tribune, 6 June 1939

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    38 1 The Malaya Tribune Malayg 's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales vo xxvi -No. 183. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Tuesday, June 6, 1939 The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1939
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      215 1 r GOODS I, BEST QUALITY AT AURORA nM W?TMENT STORK. g|h 91 A North Bridge Rd. GUARANTEED RUST ]4__M ?REV E NT lON f fSf thai solves the problem of B^ j__L |jrj_ljl RUST PREVENTION BOWRANITE PAINTS IJ_______Hh r> they enhance the apt GuTtnuB r 6b ,u ,rpor ,toB £4
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      237 1 I '''iimmTi^ I l rC 92, PICCADILLY, LONDON. DRESSMAKER, DESIGNER j TAILORM IDES GOWNS FOR ALL OCCASIONS IN STOCK. I FROM:— j$ 5. 30. I 13 BATTERY ROAD. v 63?7. SINGAPORE. «■■■■■■•«■■■•«■•«■■•■■■shibci et WHY PAY RENT? here's a simple way *o have 4hv borne you <<> pOSSeM* 4sti<l become *«n«r
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    32 2 Walt Disney brings another beloved fairy tale to life in his Riliu v Picturisation of Ha„s c sen's The Ugly Duckling "I■ w "n b d leased by RKO Radio. be re
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    VAST TALENT ARRAY IN NEW COMEDY
    77 2 ON the first day of production, five principals were added to thi ol Universal's "'You Can"t Cheat Honest Man" which stars W C Fields with Edgar Bergen and Charli M Carthy. Those signed for supporting roll Edward Brophy. Frank Jenks Gradj Sutton, David Oliver
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    What The Stars Foretell
    197 2 TO-MORROW FOR ALL RE D t ERS. The morning < cell'.i for money matters rvr? < 'wmc cial enterprises, bu 4 the afternoon ichen the enccs are not so good. r views should be avoided. neglect correspondence. SPEC IA INFLUENCES. nary 21 to February 19 unpleasant
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      425 2 ftittAMLK SAILINGS. 0 I m\ P& CjLd BRITISH f INDIA (Incorporated in England). T. ,V O, S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1939 CHITRAL 15,000 June 16 CORFU 15,000 June 30 i BURDWAN 6G70 July 1 I ANION 15.500 Jxny 14 CARTHAGE 15.000 July 28 J SOMALI 6,800
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      475 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORDDfcUTSCHEB LLOYD, 'Incorporated tn Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHJNA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1939 s.s. "ODER" omits North China Jun. 13 8 m.s. "MARBURG" Jun. 21 I m.s. 'FULDA' omits Hongkong, Japan. Jun. 24 HOMEWARD. For HOLLAND, HAMBURG
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      479 2 THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP COMPANY (1932) LIMITED. I Regular fortnightly service between Rangoon, Penang, Port Swettenham, Singapore, Hongkonc, Swatow, an d Amoy, <K*ulangsu>. Special cheap return tickets to China for short holiday trips. NEXT SAILINGS:For CHINA For RANGOON "Hong Peng" Jun. 19, 4 p.m. "Hong Kheng" Jun 16 "Hong Kheng"
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      130 2 LINIE Oeutsch-Australische Dampfvchiffs Geseilschaft (Companies incorporated in German v> PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS «X LEVERKUSfc-EN U v ia POre 1939 Manila j une ]n m-s. RHEINLAND Direct June ''3 t DU. BURGENLAND via Manila July 10 HOMEWARD HOLLAND, HAMBURG AND BREMEN. Due
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      247 2 I DAILY CROSSWORD" Igm CLUES ACROSS: 27 Shakespearean carpent< 1 A watch for the vulgar. CLUES DOWN: 3. Crcok. 1. Worthless. 7. Charm. 2. Bitter. 9. Moral dame anagram». 4. Mr. Pickwick's servants. 10. Cordially disliked. 5 Standard of Constantine The Great 12. Danger. 6. Ninth month of the Mohammed
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    402 3 LONDON COMMODITIES Preview "Thf^e Buyer, ?r «>«ady Sellers g3 J" l Buyers 85 lG Sellers 8 ?a An-ust Buyers 85 16 o lfi Sellers 87 16 87 16 •vtDec. Buyers 87 16 «7 16 Sellers 84 Ji PRODUCE pU M oil (Malay) London, Monday. ruly shipment m
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    51 3 List Of Current Dividends Singapore, June 5, b p.m. Cot oar» Total 1 J Dividend Books flnancloi Tin. dosa Date Mx. Div. yeai Payable Date to dat# sd. Int. June 8 June 14 June 9 sd. 6d. No 2<± June 17 June 24 June 18 sro5 r
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    861 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, June 5, 5 p.m. fu&ti and Co. Ampat Tin 3?f rs 4 ff llers Austral Amal 4 71' 'iffW,. Austral Malay 33 J' 2 A.' 2 Ayer Hitam 22 9 23 9 SSFSi, 20.ti 216 faatu belangor 1.25 130
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    TIN
    17 3 Singapore, Tuesday. The price ot tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $1 14% (down $14).
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    RUBBER
    20 3 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 28% (down Seller* < v 7;; (dOWn 1 j
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    94 3 Singapore, Monday. TIN. The price of tin at midday was $115, down 18 The market in tin shares to-day was quietly steady with a small business passing. RUBBER. The price of rubber at 4 0 clock was buyers Spot 23 7 8 cents, buyers July September 29
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    EXCHANGES
    230 3 Singapore, June 5. The following are the exchange stoci this morning according to the daily clr cular Issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING London T.T. 2,3 25 32 London demand p 2325 32 Lyons demand 2040 Switzerland demand 239 Hamburg demand 134 New York demand 54
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    244 3 0% Maynard Co., Ltd.. 130,000 Int Apr. 30. Oct. 31 N 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 1% 1901 red. 1040 $4j3,000 Int. Mar. 31. Sept. 30 100 101 norn 1907 red. 1047 $1600.000 Int. Mar. 31, Scot SO «106 108 norn 4V*% 1909 red. 1955 i1.00C.000 Int. Mar.
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    PRODUCE
    164 3 Singapore, June 5. R. (Siam) W Coast No 1 per Koyan R. <Siam> W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan R. (Siam) W Coast No. 3 per Koyan $121 Siam No. 1 $231 Siam No. 2 $216 Siam Broken Rice No. 1 $111 Siam Broken Rice No. 3 $103 Rice
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      33 3 THE EASTERN UNITED i 1 CORPORATION, LIMITED R J NE MOTOR VEHICLE, iV v \«y- PERSONAL ACCI HON R KMEBTB COMPENSA VN, > KJBUC LIABILITY INSURANCE. STREET, SINGAPORE. F. W. HALL, I General Manager
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      201 3 I I I l provide for j Ids valued possessions the safety that is afforded by our vaults where we have safe boxes ot various sizes for hire at moderate rates. HIRERS themselves hold the KEYS and ONLY THEY can have access to these safe boxes so *hat SAFETY and
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      365 3 H V\lt OF cm.vi Incorporated in China by ttpeciai Charter). 12, Cecil Street, Singapo-r I Telephones: Manager's Office 6444. Asst. Manager's Office 6442. Exchange Dept. 6441. General Office 5188-a Cable Address: "CBUNGKUO." j Paid Up Capital v h. 140,000,***** j Reserve Funds in Excess of Ch. a 5,200,000.00 Total Assets
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      512 4 CLASSIFIED-ADS j .Nii.i» Oar >i:» >i> laiesgirl, .vdary j ,ai ;i.it<- ...it-, ooy.:, alary $25. I .1 Jij Ko. 341, Geylang Road. kJj-s 11: 5.00 I-t> ou p.m 6ho.t\ > mil; crj clerk* Salary it j .-<.'!."■ required A.i> j Hmnen Allowance plus commission i i,', ."vlaiuv.: 'Inbune, j&iuk t3a7-A>
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      513 4 HARDWORKING and Intelligent European assistant weU-rcconmended. Seeks position with established firm. Aimlv Box 616 Malaya Tribune, Singapore t»a,A CHINESE DIPLOMA Denser licensed dresser grade II Senior employment immediately. Apply Box No. 289. c 0 Malaya Tribune, Kuala Lumpur. <289-A» VOUNGMAN (Indian) educated hi England want.-, employment, any alnd anywhere, reasonable
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      645 4 LEARN CHINESE IN THE SINGAPORE CHINESE MANDARIN SCHOOL, 122-12$, Prlnsep Street. 3 Now Clesses for Ah solute Beginners Commencing Juiv srfl. Ith .Oth. 1939. <a> Mondays and rhursdays, i.35 to 7 pm., «bi Ti'wdaya ana Fridays, 15 to 900 pm, <c» Wednesdays and Saturdays, 7 it to 0.00 p.m. School
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      632 4 ran BALE: A"**"! v: Ur m: kin month. Imported make #uso bottles, B', .nil-, pen, Changl 1 7A) mm>gkt..olf St FOR gigpS BOX NO. 002. Malaya NEW LOCAL CHINESE TILL.'-. HEAVY MALACCA durable affording jcnillat on, per i.ooo. Apply Tan Cheng lUat Ayer Street. Pnone 7255. Ughter and Heavier Patterns
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      515 4 Astrology TOT ACiD TEST! SRI ATMACHINTAN THE ONLY GENUINE 9EER IN MALAYA Can be tested any Just ask any live questions and a.sk any Other mystic the .same questions •L*nd 4t yourself. If his answers are net SfonlV accurate onfMONEY PROMPTLY REFUNDED. Diagnosing undertaken Healing made under contract of no-cure-no-hay.
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      535 4 SEEKING OBEDIENT WIVE* ch00.7? Lily's semi-stiff collar quality reliable. Maae ord Bridge Road, Singapore GIRLS seeking perfi ct bu h vised u.se captivating, m gancii'" perfumes. All deal< i Tay Ocn Seng Co., Blngapi LONELY JAVA BORN < recently transferred here, s qoaintance ol homely and girl. AH correspondence tn
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    CHINESE DRAGON-BOAT FESTIVAL SEASON
    298 5 Hong Peng" Chartered For The Occasion Singapore, Monday, lise more funds for the relict of China's distressed, ipore bronco of the China Relief Fund Committee to convert the Dragon-Boat Festival, which is a very c ustom to a practical use. rj thai arrangements have been made
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    Girl False Report
    113 5 Singapore, liondaj girl, Lav Chin Hoe. aged pleaded guilty this morning .id police court before Mr. tarn to a charge that she en Beach Road police station ri to a public servant. In r-Oray, in which she alleg- the night of July 1, IMS she tidnapped, unlawfully
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    New Lotion Will Make You Invisible!
    96 5 Reuter. Calcutta. JfPHE "invisible man,'' hitherto j nothing more than a fantasy, is jin fact a practical possibility accordi ing to a Hindu soothsayer here. j lie claims to have invented a lotion which, when spread on the body, causes ;it to become invisible.
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    "Everything Done To Save Life"
    572 5 THETIS NOW BELIEVED COMPLETELY FLOODED British Official Wireless. LONDON, JUNE 5. MR. JOHNSON, THE MANAGING DIRECTOR OF CAMMEL LAIRDS. BUILDERS OF TH ILL-FATED THETIS, GAVE TO-DAY THE FIRST AUTHEI IT.C DESCRIPTION OF HOW THE DISASTER OCCURRED. One of the forward torpedo tubes had water in,
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    CUSTOMS POLICE CAPTURE SMUGGLERS
    172 5 Reuter. Paris. AFTER a wild chase through the night on the Franco-Belgian frontier the French contraband brigade seized .1 powerful armourrd bury containing 3t»o lbs. of Belgian tobacco. The vehicle—a kind of fortress on wheels—was abandoned by two smugglers near the customs house at Arras The
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    Women's Telegrams To Union Govt.
    79 5 Reuter. Capetown. LETTERS and telegrams have been received by the Union Government tiom all parts of South West Africa. It Is announced, expressing appreciation at its action in sending 311 police remforcementa to the territory. They indicate that up to the time or the arrival
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    NEGLIGENT DRIVING
    37 5 Singapore. Monday.—For driving negligently and colliding with a lorry at the seventh mile. Bukit Timah Road, on Amil 11. Basu bin Munsor was to-day j fined $40 by Mr C H. Whitton. Trafi&i Judge I
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    FRANCE'S NEW NAVAL AUXILIARY LAUNCHED
    50 5 Reuter. Fecamp. THE first of a new class of French Auxiliary Naval Vessels —Chaserminesweeper No. 41—has been launched here. She is designed to act as an auxiliary to submarine chasers and minesweepers. No details as to her tonnage or speed have yet been made public—Reuter.
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    ALLEGED ASSAULT
    40 5 I Singapore. Monday: The ambulance was calked to the Keppel Harbour Police j Station at 5.22 p.m. to-day to remove a Chinese to the General Hospital, who •vas said to have been assaulted by three i >ther Chinese.
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      40 5 j S. RAILWAYS ENDED WEEK-END TICKETS FOR MAJESTY'S BIRTHDAY BTH JUNE, VXW. \\f a nr> Wednesday. 7th VVAKU June to Sunday, Uth June, 1339, Inclusive. D i Tljr. k i Thursday, Bth "URN June, to Tuesday. 13th June, 1939, Inclusive.
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      635 5 I NOTICE. In th Esl*tj of Cheong Kheng Ciht deceased, !atc of No. 58, Hot bore Canal Road. Singapore, Trader, v.ho died on the 15th day of January. 1935. PURSUANT TO SECTION 29 OF THE 1R US TEL: I ORDINANCE. CHAP. 59 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 1 creditors and
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      262 5 Singapore Mimicipalit TENDERS. TENDERS 3re now invited for tj following materials or service. Ft particular see Municipal lender Roo Data of Closii Supply and delivery at the Municipal Transport. Centre of one light van chassis aTid 5 motor cars. 12 noon, 10th June, IS. Purchase of scrap iron and scrap
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    MARKET PRICE LIST
    524 6 Singapore, June 2. Article Pric* MEAT Beef steak, kati 35 Beef str-w or curry; k.'ti 30 i Fillet Steak: lb 55! Mutton Australian; lb 4fJ Mutton, Indian; lb Mutton, Malacca; lb Pork, lean; kati 44 Pork, lean a nd fat «Ist quality); kati 30 POULTRY Capons (locally
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    Flying Boat Forced Down At Batavia
    130 6 Reuter. Mf Ibourne, June 6. THL l iving boat Guba. attemptiiiK a n< w route to England over the Indian Ocean, missing out Singapore, was farced d<*vu at Batavia aitir abandoning her attempt to reaih tocos Island, the first stop. Shortly after noon, local
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    329 6 Singapore, June 5. MINING Ampats 4 1-) 5 6 Ayer Hitams 22 6 23 6 Batu Selangors i-2b 1.31 Hitams 0.26 0.30 Hongkong Tin 18 9 20 Bangrins 2b 21 Chanderiangs 116 12Hong Fatt 0-65 0.68 idris Hyd 5 6 6 6 Ipoh Tin 20
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    95 6 British Official Wireless. London, June 5. Paris 17G 47 64 NCW York 4.68 2 Montreal 4.69 Brussels 27.51" Geneva 20.75 Amsterdam 8.79 -'< M ian 89'e Berlin 11.67 1 2 Belgium 11.68% Athens 547% Bucharest 660 Stockholm 1942 Copenhagen 22.40 Oslo 13.90 Helsingfors' 226 7 a Lisbcn ilO
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    118 6 Singapore, June 6 Ships alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive: East Wharf (Gate 1) Anshun 22. Main Wharf (Gate 2) Turuga Maru 18; Nagpc-e 15: Kudat 13; Baloeran It; Pres. Haves 8Gleniffer 6. Empire Dock <Cato 2) Brisbane Maru 30; Penrith Caste 3*> Malayan Prince 34:
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    108 6 n VU.Y PKi( FS CURRENT. tjngapore, Monday, neon. No. ix rjbjp Buyers, c: n Ers I No. ix j;...-.3. FOB In rams j ur/J 2?{70 C f.A Q R.&s. J I f.o.b. iii bales OP r, r.A.Q. r.c s. F. 0.8. in bales
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    Vatican Denies New Peace Note
    111 6 Reuter. Vatican City, June 6. A VATICAN statement issued last "night denies reports that the Pope has st>:it itvli messages to European leaders bui acMs thai the diplomatic peace activity initiated by His lines; some time aso is continuing n the i nes of tin
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    III From "Film Fog"
    53 6 Reuter. Hollywood. F' 1 affecU faulette Goddard. i,n j so badly m her work 7/ P"*' ii took her tin-,: a;j to rcev ver from it. r«mf,l r"! £2? ~,U' r With w ««miilate fog— apparently affected studio officials said MtarGoddard' new picture la -The Cat
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    27 6 Singapore, Monday A untitled said to have been knocked d >wn by Johore car at North Bridge Road at 9 pm. to-day. He was conveyed to I
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      267 6 Pm never careless about Personal Freshness I y^^^^ urn pwi mjmmvt, n.MiTfD, INVjI AND. r I Why suffer from NERVES 77i« high Vitamin B content of t BIOZYCEN YEAST-VITAMIN j cure* a// nervous complaints 5 obtainable from medicine stores s PYr-r U MHOS l ARE SECOND TO NONE in Efficiency,
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      12 6 Model *****. Sole Distributors: ll II r" SCIENTIFIC SI.KVICK CO.. f!rrh7rrt Ptonc49C7
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      116 6 1 POTH B Easy Running I enduring Strength Perfnth? Balanced MmW I jiitiiiiiiy finished. -r* Write /or descriptive I folier to m /wLf\\{ JB H J/;e Manufacturers: —V I 601. K.imiKMi.<r Rahm ulf!m!F~ Ask for Hescnntive folder fC* The health ol your children and 1 future fitness d*|>< i.ds upon
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      932 6 To-day's Radio j SINGAPORE LONDON NIROM YDC 15.15 it>t, n*. ZHL 225 metres (1.33 mcs) rpp 5 ZHP 30.9G metres (969 mc's) a.m. o.m. GSB 951 Me's (3L55 m.) 6.20 Opening r 00 Programme tjf Malay var- Gymnastic 8.00 Traditional Teochew Drama 0 sports news and.Market noies Ughl g ramo
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    More Evidence Of Incident At Naval Base Gate
    529 7 Alleged Illegal Gralification Singapore, Monday, earing was continued this morning in the fifth police court beM: L C. Goh oi the cane in which a Chinese contractor Mr rong, stands charged that on May 13, at 9.45 a.m. at the ,ne Seletar
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    Japanese "Regret"
    64 7 Shanghai, June 5. anesc to-day made rtpvesentato the American authorities them to prevent, firstly. Chitructing military e&taWpnthe proximity of American secondly, the use of such proLi cy pur x>ses and tnirary, c misusing the American nag er ol alleged cases to be cited. a expressed at "numerous iof
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    WHAT READERS ARE SAYING BUS SERVICES
    219 7 \T t the Editor oj the Malaya Tribune I Sir- I heartily endorse the views expressed by your correspondent "Travelling Public." As a memuer of that pub lie I shculd like to ask if Mr. Brown rnd Mr. Stone sit on the Commission to
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    APPEAL TO BUDDHISTS
    136 7 [To the Editor of the Malaya rr&unc] Sir.—I am much obliged to What Think for his suggestion with regard '> forming a Young Men's Buddhist Assc elation It should nave the consideration of all Buddhists. It is a matter fo.regret, however, that such a suggestion has not
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    WHAT CONSTITUTES "STEALING" A CAR?
    290 7 Singapore, Monday. 1V CJUNN ad 2t,a private in the 2nd Bait* Gordon Highlanders. Selerarc Barracks, Changi, pleaded tatty this MoVntng in the second police court before Mr. Corrad Oldham to a char- that he on h.ne 1 at aboul 11 P.m. at Bras Basah Roast,
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    THEFT OF BRASS CAPS
    132 7 diigdSorc* Mop *JAK Sfgow, a 27yoar-o!d Hoki! n pleaded gun" tins morning in :ne >urth police court before Mr. C. E. "£oh to a charge of theft ol two ora s louhding pine caps, valued at $4, ac property of a s fiver ir n odowna
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    Chinese Entertain The Sultan Of Perak
    408 7 (From Our Owji Reporter) l]ioh, Sunday. YTKAIiLY lon men and women, representative <»r ihe various communities resident in the State were present thi« evening, at the Town Hall at the "A 1 Home* given by the Chinese coi imunity to His Highness Sir Aziz,
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    RUBBER OUTPUT
    29 7 The output oi New ■otfai. tor May amoutns to 2U20 lb, making a total cf 10.121 lb for the two months 01 the year ending Mar 31.
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    24 7 untitled during May totalled 12,691 tons, making 73,666 tons tor the ftrsl five months o( I the year. Impa m April were 13,886 lons.
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    Y.W.C.A LECTURE
    137 7 THE Y.W.C A Fortnightly Club held I its reglar meeting yesterday when speaker was Mrs R E Holttum,who :;ave a .'.cry Uiterestina talk en "Art and ihe Ordinary \yoman The Speaker aave the interpretation o: art as skill in mu-ic or poetry oi other art, and went on
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    JOURNALIST WEDS AT ALOR GAJAH
    180 7 (From Oiir Ow l C uTCsponoeon :..u jmio 4 THh: rr;.r ui-c ol Mr. G B. Mulhukrish nan B Sc., ot the Malaya Tribune Pditortel staff, and Miss JayalaJkshm. eMertdaughter ol Mr T. V. Dora is- j wamy, can- Interpreter, wwo£ietli J£ c lebrated lure
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    25 7 untitled been knocked down by a motor car bearing a Perak number, which was driven by b Chinese at North Bridg Road near Jalan Sultan.
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      85 7 I Tiken PeguUrly Every Nip'H i BILE BEANS KEEP YOU FIT AND WELL AND ATTRACTIVELY SLIM air mus c Wealthy to be good-looking. Let RUB THE T °NIC well into the scalp and hair. THEN STEAM THE HEAD by wrapp.n 9 it in toweL I 1 THESE TONIC TREATMENTS are
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      252 7 AMAZING I II US SPECIALISTS. in »\llo.\l IT MAT j < ,f\i i ;.'s J k -I m 11». T I the undersiuned Mr. K;t\ Kirn 8« B| oi Mice. s.s.> have gre*i r leosure In cen I in ♦ha? Mr. H Karaean B»k of Bin< i p ft* heftier
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      56 7 Tonsils Adenoid However obstinatr 1v.6 rhronir a 4 cured perman< at y with ut opera tion BY AwauK i sucnaristie OansTeaa] medal Don't vvait and 8, <1< lay, may t} harmful Apply for proof 81 particulars tn ALLEN CLINK Reyapettah M \DIIA ob 4 Linahte Everywhere Agents: Naina Mohamed Sor
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      594 8 A. A. M. Hill Climb I ■Til GAP JUNE 11TH 10 a.m. Seats in <;tand Stand $1 TICKETS A T UTILE'S. ••mu iiiiiiiiiiHHi. IT S SECOND TO NONE. FOR LAUGHS AND I THRILLS! SAUCY SONGS! HECTIC ADVENTURES 5 IN THE AIR! RIOTOUSLY FUNNY!! j ■TV I □Pi Starts TO-MORROW j
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    Thetis Cannot Be Raised For Few Days
    183 9 London, June 6. I'lOl'Gll there was again blazingly hol sunshine yesterday and little ~i the ..tan bed divers experienced intense edd anu strong tidal currents in their efforts to raise the it is becoming more apseveral days must elapse their work is completed.
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    MINISTER OF LABOUR BLOWS HIS TRUMPET
    89 9 June 6. I«- 1 na last night, i try ol Labour rowii said that militiamen en r.pleted the most iul administrative j listory of the Gov istration had had ation of all concern i ded that industrial vela ci been on a more satisthan
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    27 9 untitled At 3:27 p.m. untitled ambulance was called to Quay to attend to a case in was cut on the right -knife by another Chiound was superficial.
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    Eurasians Celebrate 20th Anniversary
    662 9 ASSOCIATION DINNER AT DRILL HALL ALL rejoice at this armiveisary of cur Association, which has fought and maintained'its position for 20 years," said Mr. Claude H. da Silva, speaking at the twentieth anniversary of the Eurasian A<:ociation at a dinner he'd last night in the Eurasian
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    ALLEGED HOLD-UP
    54 9 Singapore, Monday.—Appearing in the Thud Police Court this morning v hen a charge of robbery was explaina to him, Chan Ah Kow. aged twentyix, v.ps remanded till Wednesday. Accused, who was arrested iast night, was alleged to have held up and robbed an Indian, Ranggasamy of $3 22
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    Tide Of Far Eastern War Now Turning
    356 9 Singapore, Mondaj "JAPANESE have not the stamina the Western Powers thought they possessed. This was very forcibly exhibited in the recent successful drive or ail fronts ordered Ry the Chinese Rigrh Costmaud." staled Mr. M. Qheti one of the Directors of ;he Mini:
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      328 9 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS The following is the programme of drills up to and for week ending Jun^ II: TO DAY, JUNE 6 515 pm Headquarters, Ist Bn. S.SV.F. Sij^. Section, Signal Training. 5 15 p.m. Headquarters, "B" Company, General Revision--5 15 p.m. Headquarters, "D" Company. Drill. 515 p.m. Bukit Timah Range,
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    TRADE AND CRIME
    635 10 WITH depressed trade during 1938 and with accentuatijn of the problem arising out of reactions to feeling aroused by eh? invasion of China, the fact that there was a set-back in crime In the Federated States is hardly surprising. During the year 142 reports of serious crime
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    BRITAIN'S NEED of a Ministry Of Defence
    1141 10  -  By Maj.-Gen. H. RowanRobinson, C.M.G., D.S.O. Ci O-ORDINATION of the fighting forces has long been urged upon the Government. Under this pressure, the principle has been accepted and has been gradually extended. It has not however, yet been embodied in a Ministry of
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    Axis Comes To Terms With Yugoslavia
    406 11 While Britain Hesitates Reuter. Berlin, Juno G. A CO *MUNIQUE published after peTe T departure of Prince (Regent) Paul states that the ex- Change of views between the [Jugoslav guests and authoritative I German circles, which was held in a cordial and friendly spirit,
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    A Tragic Picture
    47 11 Tragic interest attaches to this picture, taken about a year ago, of the wedding of Lieut.-(ommsnder Thomas Clhre Lloyd, UN. and Miss Mane Mcßae Smith, at St. dement Dane's, strand. Lteut.-Commander 1. C. Lie yd was one of the victims of the Thetis disaster.
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    SHOT FIRED AT DUCHESS OF KENT
    220 11 STOP PRESS Reuter. London, June t>. Dm hess of Kent, aca in Lady Fertarlington, ig hei home last night to na the report of a shot nth hoard. The Duchess Portaiiington whj were cd. were unaware that a 1 ired and proceeded to Ihev
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    "NOT MUCH ADVANCE"
    166 11 British Wireless. I ORD Halifax had a conversation with Ihe Prime Minister at 10, Downing Street, yesterday morning :>rd in the evening there "as a meeting of the Foreign Affairs Sub-Committee <d the Cabinet at Ihe Howe of Commons. !i is assumed that Ihe Russian reply to
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    AMERICANS PAY RECORD PRICES TO SEE ROYALTY
    158 11 Hot Dogs For King And Queen Washington, June 6. I MNUTES glimpse of Their as they pass along the Pennsylvania Avenue here inything from 12s. to £2. have already been plenty of •okings for seats in luxurittail lounges, hotel windows, shops, cafes and
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    Canal Company Deaf To Italian Threats
    175 11 Reuter. PARIS, JUNE j. A VIGOROUS RETORT TO THE ITALIAN CLAIMS FOR A BIGGER SHARE OF CONTROL OF THE SUEZ (ANAL WAS MADE RY MARQUIS DE VOGUE (CHAIRMAN OF THE ANAL COMPANY), AT THE ANNUAL MEETING TODAY. Ht declared that they had replied to
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    MILLION VOLUNTEERS
    70 11 Reuter. London, June 6 A total of MM recruits joined the Royal Air ing the week ending June 3. cornparea with 32G in the corresponding pertod j 1938. The total entry since April I has been 8.538. compareo with 3.11« roi corresponding period jf 1W«. Up to the
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    Tin Deal Denied
    21 11 London, June Z. The Bolivian Legation ttAciaJlj denies the tin-rayon barter agree ment concluded between Bolivia and Italy.
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    JAPANESE BLOCKADE OF NINE TREATY PORTS
    910 11 Commons Criticism Of Weak British Attitude RANPURA EXCUSE IS "SATISFACTORY" Reuter. GOVERNMENT has accepted the Japanese explanation of the boarding of the P. and O. Liner Kanpura as satisfactory, "so far as it goes." accordpad tatem T c,l J m tho House Commons by
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    SEVENTY DIE IN CINEMA FIRE PANIC
    95 11 Reuter. Mexico City, June 5. CEVENTY are feared to have perished and 150 have been injured in a lire and the panic that 101 l wed at a wood-built cinema in the small town of Zacatcpce in the state of Morelos. Many children were
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    PREMIER'S STATEMENT ON THETIS DISASTER
    651 12 Flooding Through j i Torpedo Tubes rCaused Fatal Dive r' LONDON, JUNE 5. IS THE COURSE OF A LONG STATEMENT IN THE COMMONS (A THE THETIS DISASTER TO-DAY, MR. BIAMBERLAIN SAID THAT EXTRA PERSONNEL HAD fOTHINC TO DO WITH THE SINKING., WHICH WAS U I>
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    PRAGUE ARRESTS
    44 12 Reuter. Prague, June 5. TUB police have occupied all public buildings as a precaution against fascist demonstrations. It is learned that several high officials have been arrested in connection v.ith alleged frauds at the central office controlling estate holdings and transactions. -Reuter.
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    PLAINTIFF IN CAR ACCIDENT: NO APPEARANCE
    124 12 .a. a pore, Monday. hi rh Mi s Anmaintenance n came up for hearth! i thf Second Police b< Mi Conrad Oldham. r called Mrs. iter there wa: no appearance. Ii I nam, addrej sing Mr. P or the respond* nt, thai d sonu
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    ROAD DEATH NEAR MUAR
    101 12 [Fron Ow Own Correspondent] Muar. Monday I FATAL accident occurred at Parit Sudan, at the 16 l 4 mile Parit Jawa,tu Pahat road ye sterday morning MB a Malay bo? la alleged to have en run over by a motor ear and killinstantly On Inquiries made
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    OPPOSITION LEADER
    29 12 -Tune 5 -Mr. C. R. Attlee has a nursing home to undergo an •«(tjeration. He is likely to be away from MvOlitical circles for some weeks.—Reuter. Ki.
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    AIR MALL
    18 12 An Imperial air mail is duo in Oingapore i\\\< afternoon and anoier is expected on Thursday.
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    New Zealand Will Help
    80 12 Reuter. Wellington, June 5. IF it were neces>ary to send men overseas to stand by the mother country, the Government would not be found inactive, declared the Hon. Robert Semple, Minister of Public Work**, appealing for vo'unteeis for the New Zealand defence forces Asked if any
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    Naval Inquiry To Be Private?
    49 12 REUTER. LONDON. JUNE 5. I NAVAL ENQUIRY WILL BE HELD AT PORTSMOUTH. THE INVESTIGA TIONS ARE CERTAIN TO BE PRIVATE. BUT IT IS EXPECTED THE FINDINGS WILL BE ISSUED LATER BY THE ADMIRALTY. THE ENQUIRY WILL NOT BEGIN UNTIL THE SALVAGE WORK IS COMPLEX:.—REUTER.
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    WANG IN SHANGHAI, HEAVILY GUARDED
    67 12 Reuter. Shanghai* June 5. ■<?P Wang Chin? Wei is now hwn, hi shaMßhai. the Amencanowned learns from naner. the C nina -?h7Sina a photorraDh of a strongly-guarded house fi the French Concession which it bUieves is being prepared for use by M The V:l naner
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    No Opium Smoking
    76 12 Reuter. Chungking, June 5. ILL opium smokers in Chungking have A t 0 give up the drug h bit bd re July I, under regulations announced OJ General Ho Kuo Xwan. Mayor ol trie city Fven addicts possessing ftnlted Ucem*f to purchase and smoke opium will new
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    Children Weep As Mother Is Removed To Gaol
    156 12 Singapore, Monday. QIM HYE GEOK, was this morning convicted on charges of possession of dutiable liquor without a licence, distilling intoxicating liquor and fermenting liquor, by Mr. C. H. Koh in the fourth police court. She was fined $10 on the first
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    $5,000 Bail Offered
    117 12 Singapore, Monday. THE charge of betting in a common betting house, preferred last month 10 the Third Police Court against Aug Chin Ail:. 45. and Naina Mohamed, 18, was withdrawn this rnorning on the instructions of the Deputy Public Prosecutor. Arising out cf the same arrest, the
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    Polish Girls Are Ready
    76 12 With the interns tteual situation still uncertain, Polish wo,n i arc taking their own precautions and are training as a laud reserve in the event of war The women will take over work on the land while their menfolk are at th- front; Com.aed with other
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    Story Of Divers Who Went To Rescue Of Thetis
    688 12 Ocean Bed Drama Reuter. Lone] >n, June 5. IrIRST stories of the drama played out on the ocean bed of Liverpool Bay by five Scapa Flow divers, fighting to rescue the crew of the submarine Thetis, were told when the divers
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    MR. BUTLER'S STATEMENT ON CHINA
    146 12 Reuter. London. June j. GIVING an account of the recent happenings In China, at question time In the Commons. Mr. Butler said that some fighting had been proceeding in Central China In the Han River The general line held by both sides the same. The
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    CZECH GOLD IN LONDON
    166 12 Reuter. London. June 5 THE Chancellor of the Exchequer. Sir John Simon, making a tm ther statement on Czech gold a 1 sets held by the Bank of KngHnd, said that he had consulted the lav officers who advised that the ButNh Government were precluded from
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    EYE-WITNESS' DRAMATIC STORY OF SUNDERLAND CRASH
    323 13 Boarded Floating Aircraft Singapore, Tuesday, slory of tho accident which occurred yesterday to a lerland flying boat attached to No. 230 Squadron, occupants were killed and two are still reported by Mr. J. Roy. Preventive Officer in charge of Joh re, to a Tribune
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    LADY SMALL
    43 13 Lady Small will be leaving for Cameron Highlands by the night mad n Thursday to spend the half-term holiday with her daughter. Sir Alex- ander Small will join her on Saturday and they will return together on June i 25. I
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    BUS OVERTURNS, DRIVER FINED
    56 13 nar, MimrtrtT rs in a motor anhart when ll th»\ were led at the 10 1 i yt terday uit lee Ah ie nut lor bus re Inehe nd charged the charge j it the over>ns was due to a i the tyres, n his niea
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    NEW AIR SERVICE
    21 13 g er Ltd.. .'..-ice to i tween will arr »'L ore at 9 The I■ I*l ir at
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    SIAM'S NEW NAME
    22 13 r I change the aamo I or the land of the be of Interest l o icnal Assembly take-
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    469 13 mderland dying boat involving four deaths, ind< r, like the recent Japanese, American and marines (in "hat order). I reparation and practice a f CI war —or, it" you defence. U m also 8 nder that thousands ot h.is t gallant men who to and under the
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    SIAMESE OFFICIALS REPROVED
    97 13 \From Our Own Correspondent] Bangkok, June 5. rpHE Premier has again hadi occasion 1 to remind Civil Service officials to obey his order requiring them to s* nunOtual at office, and to see to it that Cv carry out their work Properly ISout taking advantage of the
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    28 13 The Rev. L.O. McKinney and his famUy and Mrs. Neighbor left yesterh'J evening for a short vacation in Cameron Highlands, where he will remain until about July 1.
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    Penang Eurasian Wedding
    214 13 [From Our Onn Reporter] Penang, June 5. A POPULAR Eurasian wedding took plate on Saturday when two of the oldest Eurasian families were united by the marriage of Mr. Philip Neri Canel. eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Capel, of Argus Lane, and Miss Mary
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    Well-Known Sportsman Weds
    195 13 [From Our Own Corretpondentl Kulim. Juno •>. TH IE wedding took place at the Tung Chiau Association, AJor Star, yesterday of Mr. Np, Chew Siang, the third brother of Mr. Ng Yee Kong, to Miss Lam Siew Har, the thini daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. Lam Lip
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    SIAMESE GOVT. NEWSPAPER?
    94 13 [From Our On n Correspondent Bangkok. June 5. The Publicity Bureau has made a recommendation' to the Premier propOS ing the issue of a national daily newspaper in Siamese to be sold to the public at leas than two 3 raits dollar cents per copy. The matter
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    BABY GIRL FOR MRS. A.J. FREDERICK
    38 13 MRS A. J. Frederick, wife of the late Mr. Arthur Frederick, who died in the railway accident at Gcmans. has "iven bh'th to a baby girl. Mother and daughter are doing well.
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    PRINCE PURACHA TRA'S DAUGHTER WINS BRITISH PRIZE
    263 13 \From Our Gun Correspondent] June 5. ON the lawn of the British Legation on Wednesday evening there was a very happy gathering of Siamese officials and British N sidents interested in education. The occasion was the presentation of book prizes awaraed by the
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    S.E. LEVY TO CLOSE SINGAPORE OFFICE
    60 13 It is announced that the firm of S. E Levy and Co., brokers, will shortly ciose its Singapore office. The firm, which is prominent in Shanghai, began oaerations in Singapore nearly two y*'ar> ago. Mr Julian Israel, who nas been associated with Levy and
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    WEARNE'S DIVIDEND
    26 13 1 Wearne Bros., Ltd., have declared an I interim dividend of five per cent, on I account of the year ending Sept. 30 next.
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    ALL YESTERDAY'S SOCCER MATCHES The Gordons Attacked & Attacked BUT THEY LOST TO THE SAPPERS 2-1 AT CHANGI
    434 14 ALL YESTERDAY'S SOCCER MATCHES The Gordons Attacked Attacked BUT THEY LOST TO THE SAPPERS 2-1 AT CHANGI Dons Scored Within First Three Minutes The Gordons Attacked Attacked QESPITE the fact that they heM territorial advantage Car the major portion of the game, the Gordons yesterday went down to the RE
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    43 14 Koccer: X V (Cl vs M F A (Div. l> Stadium K.VO.C. vs I» Bum C>.\> Alexandra K.N Malaya vs. A (B M 2A—N. Base Tennis: Spore toornament S.C-C. B<R C. tournament—S.C R.C. Athletics: Raffles Institution Annual Sports, I! 1 ground.
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    English County Cricket
    67 14 Reuter. Following are scores in Home cricket. I Lancaster beat Derby by an Innings and 105 runs LANCASTER: 489 (Paynter 222» DERBY: 202 and 176 (Phillipson 5 for :50. Nutter 4 for 28» Glamorgan won by ten wickets GLAMORGAN: 501 for 8 declared E Davie. 134 and
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    Muar H.C. Hold J.M.F. To Draw
    338 14 (From Our Own CorrespgDdjtnt) Giviv, Hilar. I>IM. a surprisingly »n«d dcsplay the soccer team of the Uluar Hospital Club sprang a surprise when I hey held the '.lohore "Vldilaiy Fortes to a draw in a league match played at the Mfaar Club padang. Play
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    Naval Police Beat S.C.C.
    197 14 I Naval Police. .5 S.C.C. "B". 0 IN a one-sided uumc, which was full of humorous infill cuts, the Naval Police beat a B" S.C.C. team on the Padang by five i lear goals. The Club to-k some time to settie down, and their defence was
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    Loyals & Tads Draw At The Stadium
    591 14 Loyals Tads Draw At The Stadium poiMs were shared in the Bis* division league match played at the Stadium yesterday when the Manchester* held the Loyals to a draw. This result gives a Calx indication of the run of play; both teams taking alternate turns in the attack. With never
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    S.H.G. BEAT J.C.S.A. 1-2
    219 14 j Winners I I League Lea<;ei\ I s ">: i. I P "arb«ur IS.,* are now sharing h tM with the Chinese in Division (13) uiti. r,,. "ll >1'|? V I hey beat the Service Ass«,ciat i„„ home ground vesterd.u vineingly l>\ 1 •> l ike
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    CHINESE ASSN.
    73 14 Entries for the following tournaments are now called for The closing date is June 15. Entries should 1 ac with the ent r trt fees. Ope n Billiard > Chimni< Billiard t" Han< ap; Billiard A Ball i Hand» Milliards "B" Handicap Rus ian Poo] Table Tennis Open
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    S.R.A.
    47 14 J In view oi \V« dm iday bei t Publii Kcliday in hti uofH. M. I. King' Birthday the An uu G Meeting ol the Singapore Rifle Association will cc held at o.'J'J pjn en Thursaay June 15. and not on Wednesday as previous!) advised. J,
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    TENNIS Mrs. Pennefather Wins Her Way Into Women's Singles Finals
    327 15 Smith Cherrington In Semi-Finals ROY SMITH and E. C. Cherrington qualified lor the semi-finals in tho Me-i s Doubles of the Singapore hums crrampioriships when they beat Xpng Loon Chon.- and John Lim at the S.C.C yeaterdy ti '5-2. IM.
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    St. Anthony's Boy's School Sports
    238 15 School annual ath- r ts meeting at the s Stadium ycster- and Friends j at the sports, mp i ship SJ i The »te ian the Patrick's bu; 2. Ho ink; 2. G nc San; 2 i m ilanahu; 2 Ngui 1 l M Funk
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    Olympic Games Film At S.R.C.
    49 15 i their friends are Im of the Olympic f i ned m the Keadin a b on Fiida.v. at 6.15 20 cents per head ing slow motion, will ccer, Rugby Foo'buJl. lrning, Water Polo, t all Members will avail opportunity of viewtive him. i
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    DAVIS CUP
    35 15 Reuter. j Berlin, June o. I In the. Davis Cup Germany beat G I Britain 5 -0. Henbel beat Shayes 6—l. o—l. 6—o. while Metaxa beat Wilde 1 3—6 6—o 6—2. 63. yesterday.—Renter.
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    Yugoslavia To Meet Germany In Davis Cup
    35 15 Reuter. Belgrade. 11l the Davis Cup Yugoslavia beat Belgium 3 2 and now meet Germany i Ihe European zone final. Germany had beaten Great Britain 5 0 Renter
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    SELANGOR TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS STARTED
    144 15 (From Our Own Correspondent i tvii.il Lumpur. June DPLENUID wrath r favoured openM big day of the Selangor lawn tennis ehampifminips this •vening Six garner were played In the tirsi round Of the nun's singles, leaving two more gatm sto be played t«» eon picte the
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    S.C.R.C TENNIS
    85 15 Results of ties played at Hong Lim j Green yesterday ware:— I Cecil Wong (SCT I beat Ong Chew Bee 19». (> -4.3 8. 6 3in the •B" Handicap Singles Jimmy Kam and Chew Bee< u> won the rubber frpni Chee Tong and Hack Toe i 181. whom
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    MALAYAN'S SON'S SUCCESS IN DUBLIN ATHLETICS
    59 15 IN the finals of the Irish boys' athletic championships held at Dublin in May, Donal I.inehan, of Clonsowes Wood College, Co. Kildare, eldest son of Dr. VV. Linehan. M.C.S., was placed in the 100 and 220 yards sprints (Juveniles), and was one oi the
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    Muar To Hold District Tennis Championships
    139 15 [From Our Own Corrttpondcnt] Muar. TENNIS enthusiasts in Muar district will bo glad to hear that a district championship meeting will be held this year, under the auspices of the Muar Lawn Tennis Association. Tiie meeting will be held just before the annual J
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    TO-MORROW'S TIES
    36 15 Court a Tan Pua} Choo and li* > 1 i.'.un < »i' rt Rvan ,Wong and Cecil Wong 1 9) Court "B": John Lim and Blow Hian <—9' vs. Chillg Kee Sun and Kirn San:; .scrj.
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    Amateur Golf Championships At Island Club This Week-End
    267 16 THE am.ileur golf championship at the Island Club will be held on Saturday and Sunday. Starting time and the draw arc as follows: Saturday Sunday P.M. A.M. 2.15 8.15 N. A. Mallal (1.C.) vs F. Sharp (S.L.G.C.) 2.20 8.20 H. L. H.
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    MARQUEZ TO FIGHT IN BATAVIA ON JUNE 16
    412 16 MORTELL AND BERNAL DRAW (From Our Own Correspondent) Batavia, June 1 pROMOTER Eddy Jahn is certainly one of ihe m<> S enterpris of ail local boxing promoters, ir. that he has imported new into this country from Singapore and Manila. Recently no
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    M.F.A. BEAT AIRMEN
    204 16 j DLAYINO at Beletar on Sunday, the MF A beat the RAF. at cricket by tnree wickets. Following are the scores: I R A F. I Thompson b H. Shah McEndoo b Ismail Jabbar sit Piatt 1) H Shah 0 Sims b Ismail Jabbar n McKenzie b
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    S'pore's Offer Of Badminton Friendly Declined By S'gor
    53 16 An official reply has been received by the Singapoie Badminton V relation to the < fT -t that Sclangoi v. ill not be ..ble tfrfain a Singapore team in an Inter-state friendly during the Christmas Holidays owing to the heavy programme which
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    June Medal At R.S.G.C.
    431 16 THE June Medal Competition of the Royal Singapore Golf Club was played at Bukit Timah on Saturday and Sunday "A" Division. Ball Sweep, first nine was won by Lt. Col. J. A. Parker «31» and second nine by S. A. Beavis (32». 'B*' Division. Ball Sweep,
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    High School Sports Day At Malacca
    487 16 From Our Own CorrespondentJ Malacca. Suodn ON Saturday tho Annual Athletic Soon of the High School m school field in fine weathei crowd. Mrs. W J. Toorog the prizes. Results were: ICC yards A: 1 Chen- Ah Leon- Arumugam ;3 Venguterama Time nr tec.
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    CHARD ROAD COLLISION
    79 17 Monday. Phillips, a hurt Canin the case I uitwin was toe witlu ut others, hy c Judge. Ie was being nglln when a of Scotts j t junction n to Orchard aged his the front struck a i. rum's car. evidence i/in stated Road on He knew
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    22 17 June 5. Direct* ps and Kai-shek. unbutton sale" X angsi, acting lewspapers from raising money hest -Chinese
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    SINGAPORE FUND CHAIRMAN CABLES GENERALISSIMO
    136 17 THE long-looked-for untitled ofTensive has met wttb a seiits of reasea on various fron.s, particularly Northern Hupeh. Th- following is a telegram of congratulation ricenily •spatched to Marshal Chiang Kai-«1 ek by Mr Tan Kah Kee. concurrently Chairman of the Singapci" China Relief Fund Committee
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    American Sailor Bound Over
    127 17 Singapore. MotriaJ m of the ss Fred- pjr;"i. Amat V; </ 4r:/n:usin7. 19, who I, iuuht at the Christ wen pre Cr:r inal District of the L)» a ctive Branch. ni»-aded guilty to :'inr 10 procure thje ir.riecency. told the Co*:rt v. s not pressing the
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    SHIPPING AND "BLACKOUT"
    16 17 out." no movein the Inner rbour is to take of 10 30 p.m
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    Six Argue Own Appeals
    851 17 Convictions Quashed In Two Cases Singapore, Monday. appeals were heard in the High Court this morning before a full Court of Appeal comprising Sir Percy McElwaine, Chief Justice, S.S., Mr. Justice Poyser, Chief Justice, F.M.S. and Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrel. Yong Liew Hong, who was sentenced
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    CHINESE COUNTER-OFFENSIVES SOUTH CHINA
    307 18 Keeping The Enemy Busy On Ail Fronts International News Agency. T*IIE Chinese counter-offensive in Kwangtung ,s u > °c continued m I similar drive in Chekiang and Kiansrsu provinces so as to keep the enemy busy in all fronts. General Fa-kuei, Commander-in-Chief of the troops in
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    307 18 I Chungking. JHE Chinese Government is at present concentrating efforts at the development of resources and industries in the North-West and .s.Mih-Wc.t Province,, paying particular attention to industries connected With national defence, declared Dr H H. Kune.. President of the Executive Yuan and concurrently Minister
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    Changsha Rises From Ashes
    487 18 DOMBED to pieces by Japanese ptanea and razed I Af flagration last November, the *'ne\ er-say-die" Hsieh H lh its business on its old site in Changsha, capital of Hura °i> v I the original capital of $10,000 reduced to nil by the two fflj T'****
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    Opium Suppression In South West China
    109 18 Shanghai A TIME-LIMIT of seven Months ha< been given by General Caaaj Kai-shek for the total suppression oj the opium evil in China's southwestern provinces. In a circular n rJ( r the Cl ralissimo, pointing out l West is China's "base of ti naj
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    Move To Further Strengthen The Congress
    728 19 Suggestions To Deal With Corruption (United Press). Allahabad, May 26. nljM ,l S -ingestions have been received by the office of the Pil India < s Committee about amendment of the Congress n.nsideration of the Constitution Sub-Committee, Bombay from June 8. ~..N U\ N
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    385 19 NOT MERE SIGHTSEEING (United Press). Madras, May 23. A STRONG defence of Germany's armament and political policy was made by Dr. Schacht, former President of tho Reichbank, speaking at a party given in his honour by Mr. C. Rajan. Dr. Schacht said "we arm ourselves
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    WARDHA SCHEME COMMITTEE
    90 19 (United Press). Simla, May 25 United Press understands thatth? Wardha Education Scheme Committee that was appointed by the Central Advisory Board of Education to examine certain points in connection with the Wardha Scheme will meet here on June 72 next. The Hon. Mr. B. G. Kher, Premier
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    EMIGRATION COMMITTEE DISCUSSES SITUATION
    157 19 (United Press). Simla, May 27. IHE Standing Emigration Committal concluded its meeting this noon. The Committe* discussal at length the situation in regard to Sooth Africa arising oui of the Asiatic Transvaal Land and trading Bill. < I 1 taken place I India and R the
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    EMPIRE AIR DAY
    131 20 Sif Wood, the Air Minister, started from Biggin Hill Aerodrome. Kent, on an Empire Day flying tour. The Minister c overed 433 miles and inspected six Royal Air Force stations. Displays were given at Royal Air Force stations throughout Britain and many of Britain's newest warplanes were
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