Malaya Tribune, 8 June 1939

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales -^oE,'xxvi- -No. 135. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1939 FIVE CENI The Malaya Tribune. Thursday. June X. IJ)3!>. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1939 FTVE CEg I
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      163 1 Make Your Home UP-TO-DATE c ufl Furniture M KOK LTD. I BUILDING RIA STREET, WHY PAY RENT? la«*r< k *s a siiia|ilr tfo hate 1 lilt' IIOIIM* VOII loifil* <<» |M*SWSSanal Em-i-oiim- tout own landlord Splendid Building Lota are available ;,t 'King Albert Park" complete with lirst-ciass Asphalt Roads, Drainage
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      234 1 I MADAME PAGE! LATE 92 PICCADILLY, LONDON. DRESSMAKER, DESIGNER TAILORMADES GOWNS FOR ALL OCCASIONS IN STOCK. FROM:— l$S. $30. 8 13 battery road, tel. 6327. singapore. Have you tried DOROTHY PERKINS ENGLISH COOKED PEAS Obtainable from all Provision Dealers SOLE AGENTS mC IN 4 =—WPJS. VtA gSOLE IMPORTERS EAST ASIATIC
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    SINGAPORE AFTER DARK
    69 2 CAPITOL: "Idiot s Delight." ALHAMBRA: "Captain Blood." PAVILION: "It's In The Air." ROYAL: "Luck." MALBOROUGH: "BHOO Kailas." "Algiers." GARRICK: "Painted Stallion." EMPIRE: "Flaming Frontiers." HAPPY WORLD: Happy Theatre: "The Hurricane Express" Glon Theatre: "Bloody Money" Cabaret: Sarong, Kabaya and Kronchung night. BH saiiiihji Side-shews. Wayaiu Ma:'u and
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    LAST NIGHT'S FIRST NIGHT
    129 2 Excellent Comedy At The Pavilion QEORGE FORMBY tl edian gives an exhilaruun? P formance hi "It's In The A:i celient comedy which began at the Pavilion Last night. This is the strry i.f a r. the air force willy n.llv H ludicrous and romantic, hghtlul. and
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    LUCILE BALL IN NEW FILM
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      407 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. i p*o and BRITISH INDIA V (Incorporated in England). P. O. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1939 CHITKAL 15.000 June 16 CORFU 15,000 June 30 1 BURDWAN 6.C70 July 1 CANTON 15,500 J,uly 14 CARTHAGE 15.000 July 28 X SOMALI 6,800 July 28 RAJPUTANA 17,000
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      454 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. SNORDDEUTSCHEB LLOYD, (Incorporated in Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1939 8 &s. "ODER"' omits North China Jun. 13 m.s. 'FULDA' omits Hongkong. Japan. Jun. 25 HOMEWARD. For HOLLAND HAMBURG BREMEN. Sails from Spore. 1939
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      473 2 THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP COMPANY (1932) LIMITED. Regular fortnightly service between Rangoon, Penang, Port Swettenham, Singapore, Hongkong, Swatow, an d Amoy, (K'ulangsu). Special cheap return tickets to China for short holiday trips. NEXT SAILINGS:— For CHINA RANGOON "Hong Peng" Jun. 19, 4 p.m. "Hong Kheng" Jun. 16 Hong Kheng" July
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      145 2 H.AMIJURC-AMERIKA LINIE B j luI l>ami>l<thitt\s G:\seilschaft I (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE j OUTWARD. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA \Nl> JAPAN PORTS. I Duo F pore 193'J I t m-s. LEv'ERKUSSEN via IvAmila June 10 j m-s. RHEINLAND Direct June *>3 I 1 m.s HURGENLAND via Manila
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      177 2 i DAILY CROSSWORfTI CLUES ACROSS: 27 Well, 1. This is thrown in i>p~rt (Ills DOWN 3 To weigh down with pain oi i Imprisonment anr.oyaiue. 2. Holiday colour 7. Lovc'ock. lor example. 4. Qrati] 9 Ape ar ball < anagram*. 5. Empower:--10. 'T count life just a to try the
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    390 3 limn Hill ilium t m| LONDON COMMODITIES RfBBEB Previous Wedne^ay. X Quiet rt a* Change Buyers si* SV letly ste *dy 8 Sellers 8 5*16 03 4 r F July Buyers BV 4 oc 8 1c +11(5 Sellers 85 16 03/ 6 +I| l6 August Buyers 85
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    65 3 List Of Current Dividends Singapore, June 7, 3 p.m. Total 1 fc Dividend Bootoi finance dost Date Ix. Dlv. veai Payable Date to datf o°a int. June 19 June 24 June 29 10% 5d. int. June 8 June 14 June 9 5d. fAr H\i M No 2±
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    723 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, June 7, 5 p.m. Fraser and Co Ampat Tin uyers 4 Austral Amal 4' 7 2 A 4 Austral Malay 33 /2 4 5 9 1/2? Ayer Hitam y °22 9 Sfl Ayer Weng 3 Ban Tin b8 0
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    141 3 Singapore, Wednesday. MINING. Tin at midday was $1143/ 4 down 8 According to cables received thi.s morning. Tin shares In London yesterday were slightly firmer but in the local market, however, conditions were dull and unchanged. The annual report of Raub was published this morning and was
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    108 3 Singapore, Jcne 8. Ships alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive: East Wharf (Gate 1) Nil Main Wharf (Gate 2) Kota Tjandi 18; Manila Maru 14Calcnas 9: Ipoh 7. Empire Dock (Gate 2) Karoa 30; Penrith Castie 32; Zinzan Maru 36. Empire Dock (Gate 4) Basra 46
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    96 3 Londoiiune 7. Paris i?6 4754 New York 4.68 17 32 Montreal 4.G9 1 ie Brussels 27.521, Geneva 20.75 Amsterdam 8.793, Milan 89 1 8 Berlin 11.68 Belgium 11.6634 Athens 547«., Bucharest 660 Stockholm 19.42 Copenhagen 22 40 Oslo 19.90 Heisingfors 226 7 8 Lisbon il0» 4 Belgrade 210
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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 10-day was:
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    263 3 6% Maynard Co.. Ltd.. 830,000 Int Apr. 30. Oct. 31 ft 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: l% 1901 red. 1940 $4d0,000 Int. Mar. 31. Sept. 30 ......100 101 norn 1907 red. 19*7 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sent 30 106 108 norn 4}*% 1909 red. 1905 iUOG.OOO Int. Mar.
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    PRODUCE
    167 3 Singapore, June 7. R. (Siamj W. Coast No 1 per Koyan R. (Siami W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan R. (Siami W Coast No. 3 per Koyan $121 Siam No. 1 $233 Siam No. 2 $21») Siam Broken Rice No. 1 $111 Siam Broken Rice No. 3 $103 Rice
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      29 3 THE Astern united Hp v 1 f 1 < ORPOaUXION, LIMITED. F|ii. :I 'U|!v X,; M0T0 VEHICLE, tor. iJpWWAI ACCI InJ!?F C "ABILITY STREET, SINGAPORE. F. W. HALL, General Manager
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      498 3 H.V\K OF < HI YA Incorporated in China by Special Charter*. IZ, Ce«il Street, Sinirap Telephones: Manager's Office 8444. Asst. Manager's Office 6442. Exchange Dept. 8441. General Office 5188-ft Cable Address: "CHUNGKUO*" Paid Up Capital w h. $40,0GC ,***** Reserve Funds in Excess of Ch. 1 5,200.000.00 Total Assets approximately
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    Domestic Occurrence DEATH.
    76 4 Ma Gwee Chenp Tlcup <iv»e Tan Cliwe*? Iin Neo«, aged 63, paired 3 way peoceJullV Ol bf-r fri'ldwnce No. 97, Devonshire lloAti. at B.3I» pm: on Tuesday. 6t!i June. 193fl. leaving behind two dnuRbtci:- Wadum GwneLuun Net iuid Madam OtWfp Gun Neo, one ton-in-law, <Mi'. l un
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      526 4 fgfg WANTED Immediately canvassers ihi oughout Malaya for silks. Salaxy 100-. Term.. Liberal. Jindals Limited, Lucihiana. My, India. WANTED One hop salesgirl, salary $15 and Lhree falesnttys, salary $25. Apply pel anally, No. 341, Geylang Road. Between 5.00 .0 6.00 pm (36b A < WANTED: Bill collector clerk. Salary plus
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      566 4 Wanted i "WANTED TO BUY Small Compound House. Must be freehold or 999 years. Will anyone who has such a type o. property to dispose of please send particulars and price required to Bo No--640, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. WANTED Motorcycle-sidecar, PortableTypewriter, cheap, particulars to 1233, Sterangoon Road. (ioZ-A) WANTED to
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      620 4 FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, No. 1-A Kirk Terrace, Phone 2322. Practical and Theoretical for beginners and advanced Pupils leading to Dip- lomas. Solfeggio Course—requirements ol a good Musician. Kindergarten class lee *2JM LEARN CHINESE IN THE SINGAPORE CHINESE MANDARIN SCHOOL, 122-126, Prinsep Street. 3 New Clr.ssej for Absolute Beginners Commeneiw;
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      687 4 BATTK SARONGS retailed at wholeprices! The latest fashion designs! in response to the numerous requests when we were here, we have returned to Singapore for a few days. Souw Co., 2H! Orchard Road, Singapore. <359-A> SUB-AGENCUES In various centres of Malaya are open for Dr. Richard Weiss pharmaceutical Preparations. Only
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      486 4 Stamps WANTED: Stamps of Kedah, Kelantan, Trengganu, also old Coins and Jewellery, good prices given for colic tions or single pieces, state prices wanted. Write Collector, P.O. Box 41. Seremban. <323.A) STAMPS" Wanted present day issues Perak, Trengganu, Kelani-an, Kedah., Johore. Write Box No. 623 co Malaya Tribune. Kuala Lumpur.
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      423 4 TO LET FURKISHEn 751, Paya Lebar R "!i c ff GA *<* Lebar Folic? Station :1 fey, bedrooms. Electric' 1 garage. Also 5. Quee» f rooms, electric light :i garage. DWELLING hottvSS, t *rChiat Plac- 110 A 156 A v Road. OFFICES \ND 6 Market Street <m SHOP| 109 ill,
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    Social Services For The Colonies
    669 5 MINISTER'S PROMISE Reuter. BRlTaiv v June 7. KITAIN has achieved a triumphant success in her rule of the nonunions," declared Mr Macintroducing the Coloma» Office estimates in the Commons to-day. He added: "We guided their affairs until our Government reached the glorious climax of being
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    WOMAN, TARRED, TAKES OWN LIFE
    131 5 Singapore, Wednesday. SUICIDE was the verdict returned by the coroner. Mr. \V. G. Porter, at the inquiry into the death of a Chine"? woman. Chia Ah Song, who died from caustic soda poisoning. Pang Ngan. deceased's husband, carpenter, tcld the coroner that be knew no
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    State Bank Would Have Held It
    98 5 Czech Gold Reuter. London, June 1. ARISING out of Sir Jonn Simon's re- cent statements regarding Czech gold deposited with the Bank of England, Mr. Bellenger (Labour) asked the Chancellor In the House of Commons whether he had any proposals to make for more
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    FATAL FALL FROM ROOF
    110 5 Singapore, Wednesday. I DEUEVED to have falien from a roof of a srorkshen in Bumbawa Road on May ZQ, a carpenter, Per Choo Teh. v found lying u&uoiy uijureo on the ground below. Two paces of zinc were founu nearby. He died in the hospital the
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    EUROPEAN ACQUITTED
    43 5 Singapore, Wednesday. DONALD Fraser Gordon Staples, 53--v(\n old European, against whom a case 01" iisin criminal fcrce to a with intent to outrage her modesty was tried In camera before the Dis rict Mr. J L EdcFalL was acquitted iO day
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    Question Of Responsibility For Co-Operative Audit
    423 5 [From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, June 7. TN (he case in which the Malacca Mercantile Co-operat've Society Ltd. is petitioning for relief on the allegation of the negligence of the Director of Co-operative Societies failing to detect defecations of their former honorary secretary and
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    18 5 Dorothy Lamour will lead a harem dance number for her role opposite Jack Benny in "Man About Town."
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    Another Rural Board Prosecution
    242 5 Singapore, Wednesday. MRS. C. M. Lee of Woodsville Road claimed trial this morning in the fourth police court before Mr. C. H. Koh to a summons, charging her that she on or about Mar. 29 deviated from Vac plan approved by the chairman, Rural Board, in
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      312 5 E AUCTION SALE. ha. luxuriously und in craftsmanship. i and spring nphol- uropean high-grade and D'oroom Suites also one almost new conditioning-outfit A.C. i lectric refrigerator perfect working le sewing machine, nget motor only, one S uper-Hetero-Radio-Recerter (Guarr, one extra-loud Die Ampligram d Reproducers akcr in special ed m pood
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      122 5 NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that OS and from the 3rd cfJunejlflW, «JgJJJ Ssqueira of No. W7. Upper Itog Road Ungap-re* wilt not be responsibe or aiw dfets or other liabilities incurred to jSSSb Marta Bequeirs she having left his ncnse on the above daw Vm VALENTINE fi3QUEIRA, UJ LYON-
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      366 5 It Contains The Three Recognised Tonic, Blood-Making And Strengthening Agents: [RONMk WINE. Defy Tropical AUmenti by fortifying your Constitution with Oep res si.-, r—low spirits—falijrue— H arr warnings to you (hat you arc i v to*7 Jtflßv In p- 'eh. Th- crvcd nftci" giving the patients Ten c SSmS! JbLJfclllia^LM
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    BRITAIN MOURNS THETIS VICTIMS
    224 6 Reuter. London, June 7. THE nation to-day mourned the yictims of the Thetis disaster. The clatter of noise in busy M. hcrseyside was hushed as the minesweeper Hebe passed on its way to the open sea to pay a last tribute to the men of the
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    Orders For Next Council Meeting
    437 6 rHE following are the Orders of the Day for the Legislative Council meeting to be held at Biftg*pore on June 12: L Minutes of the meeting held on April 24, 1939. II Oaths of New Members. The Hen. Mr. C. ft. Cherry. JII. Papers laid
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    STRONG HAND OF DE VALERA
    119 6 Reuter. Dublin, June 7. EIRE'S special code to deal with treason was completed yesterday when tiK Oail y assed the Offences Against the State Bill, as amended by the Senate. The Bill becomes law in five days and provides wide powers to deal with sedition
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    DROP IN CHINESE DOLLAR
    126 6 Reuter. London, June 7. TAR EASTERN bankers, interviewed by 1 Renter, have no information to explain the drop of the Chinese doi'ar. Some opine that it may be intended ii even the balance between exports nd imports. It is also suggested that the Chinese control considers
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    128 6 DAILY PRICES CU RRENT.Singapore. Wednesday, noon. Bayers. Sellerr. No. IX R.S.S'. Spot IOOM 2H 3 4 28^ No. IX K.SS*. F. 0.8. in cases June 28 3 4 28 < 8 G.F.A.Q. R.SS. FO B. In bale- 28 3 28' 2 F AQ.
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    PREMIER ON SPAIN
    173 6 Reuter. London, June 7. IN the course of a mag statement I on Spain, Mr. Chamberlain said that taking all circumstances into account, the Government did not propose to make any representations j to the Italian Government unless the situation was materially altered by j some new
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    SEALING UP THE DEFENCE PACT WITH POLAND
    58 6 Reuter. London, fui The Polish ambassador 1 Chamberlain and Lord Halii day. It is understood the c concerned fiiiiahing tone-: anraaJ and political agri out or the recent mutual between the two countrh Members of the British sion to Warsaw are retai with
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    COMMONS CHEEK MALAYA'S GIFTS FOR DEFENCE
    47 6 REUTER. LONDON. JUNE pHEERS GREETED MR t MACDONALD S THE COMMONS TO-DA\ FREE GIFTS FROM WARDS THE COS" FENCE DURING THE AMOUNTED TO M< MILLIONS. EN Al EXPENDITURE BORNj MALAYAN GOVERNMENI FORCES, INCLUDING H13•; GOVERNMENT FOR< ES INSULA. AMOUNTING LIONS. —REUTER
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    RUMANIA'S BIG DEFENCE DRIVE
    37 6 Reuter. Buchari IN older to increase in the nun officers in the Rumai Ministry an noun, the reserve can apply list. This measure sary as part ot tne fence drive now w Reuter.
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      398 6 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD Obimlnmbh of mil Chmmiru and Storm Eczema Itch Killed in 7 Minutes Your skin lias nearly 50 million tiny s^anis mwt pares where ajar ma hide ami cause terrinte Itching; Cracking; Ecaeana, Peeltng, Burning, Acne, Ringworm, Paortaaia, Blackheada, Pimples, Foot Itch and other blemishes. Ordinary treatments
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      35 6 "Pilot" PEN! New Model with Ingenious filling device Now on SALE at BABA CO. LTD. Middle Road BABA STORE 162, Orchard Road, 23, BUunfbrtS Road. Special Service and Gift during the sale, 29th May—l2th June.
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      21 6 RADIO Model *****. i/m I C P Sole Distributors fl W SCIENTIFIC SKRVICE CO., 205, Orel Singapore— «llongkong —Shanghai. 'phone 49
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      685 6 j Z To-days Radio v.v -B> *■•■■■*■■■■•<■••■■■■••■••" 'X a pprox.)-End of Transmission I BERLT\ SINGAPORE P. m D B J SSL ZHL 225 metres (1.33 mcls) forte), in a shoJ; recital of Ills k 30.96 metres (9.69 mcs) j pre 7.20 News in En,. 9 sented by William MacLurg. In-
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    JUDGES DISAGREE ON LAWYER'S APPEAL
    1104 7 damages Action Against Newspaper For Libel (Tribune Stair Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday, lit 01 three of a full F.M.S. Court of Appeal in the Supreme morning concurred in their judgments and dismissed the Mr, Kofc Chin Yin, the local lawyer, who had appealed against »1
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    WHAT READERS ARE SAYING
    202 7 INDIAN VOLUNTEERS [To the Editor o/ the Malay, Tribune] Sir.—Your co-respondent "Indian Earn" is perplexed as tc my mentality and self-respect in advocating that the Government should again be urged to consider the establishment 'Jf an Indira Volunteer unit His attention is invited tc your edit:rial
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    "FLYING ANGEL MISSION" MEETING
    209 7 Singapore, Thursday. •J'Hb. Right Rev. B. C. Roberts *J.>;r p vi Singapore. President. Mr. I. V. Harris, Chairman, Mr. W. H. Lssom, Mi R. F. W. Leonard. Ken. Secretary ..1 ireaourer. Rev. A. V. W.trdle. Chap.'am, and aho t of well wishers and tliends were present
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    Rotan For Snatch Thief
    185 7 Bingapc re>. Wed ne sday f I"AH Seek I *ng, a 28 year old Chinese >j pleaded guilty tins morning in the second police court before Mr. Ccnrmd Oldham'to a charge that at North Bridge Road he attempted to commit Uieft of a hand containing proper
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    U. S. Pacific Move
    34 7 Reuter. Washing t ti, June 7 -Admiral Leahy 1« 1 -s briii appointed by President Roos-? wait to the Governor of Puerto Rico, where new naval defences are being erected—Reuter.
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      71 7 I- •11H U A I Uterine Tonic Cures: All d seises and disorders peculiar g to women. Q YOU |j can be rendered hanpiei and in j from Chronic ute-ine Maladies bj I using f "LOPH X A" I Women in the WOTIo, vote lor I «'IOD H X A
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      151 7 FALSE TEETH Some Facts to be Faced Make no mistake about it- false teeth must be sterilised. Ringing and brushing is not enough. The easiest, surest way of keeping the teeth hygientcally clean is to give the denture a regular Kemdex bath overnight (or a few minutes in the morning
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      72 7 REGAIN YOUR HEALTH DYSPEPSIA I Ii BILIOUSNESS GENERAL DEBILITY I CONSTIPATION I NERVOUSNESS I LOSS OF APPETITE, etc. rtPsfi I Doe'l be sickly, runW* rW down, ailing;. Take I KAUFM ANN'S I SULPHUa BITTERS rt 0 tri e famous blood I purifier—and build up I your entire system I d
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      522 7 How I Made This AMAZING CHANGE In 7 Days Miss Drouet made this amazing change in her appearance in 7 days. Read below her personal letter in which she explains exactly how she did it and how any woman can do the same. "I can hardly believe it myself, free
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      542 8 What could be more pleasant than spending a BLACK OUT at a DOUBLE WEDDING! Why sit at home in the dark when you can enjoy one of the best laughs of the Yiar CAPITOL Tues. Next June 13th Special Return Screening ONE DAY ONLY MYRNA LOY and WILLIAM POWELL i-i
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      186 8 I 3 SHOWS TO-DAY -ww""*** funny the audience I IpAVIL ION rocked Kith laushter T,MES 1 GEORGE FORMBY j j .IN GRAND FORM HfK HEIGHTS <>' I HILARITY IN A COMEDY PACKED j 1 jlgPlfc*. WITH I.AITUIS AND CATCHY SONGS j j THE Alß *j HEAR HIM SING "V ,'t;
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      45 8 OPENING CHAPTERS 1-7 OF 5 5 UNIVERSAL'S FIRST RUN 5 I SERIAL SIMULTANEOUSLY I AT THE j EMPIRE j 7 P.M. NIGHTLY 9 P.M. SUN WORLD I 7-30 P.M. NIGHTLY 9-30 P.M. I *——i nkg n,w •-•■«>(> j JOHN MACK BROWN Chapter 8-15 Next Change i
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      209 8 M—— |capitql[ TWO GREAT STARS RE-UNITED 7\ DARING PRIZE PLAY THAT ELECTUIIII h LONDON FOR 2 YEARS X iuo/y<,i;\ liels l» thousands who suffer from STOMACH TROUBLES tt Ming a natural lax ULT YOUR BOTTLE TO-DAY heio you too obtainable irom dicpensariea and medicine stores Li!i Kraus (Pianoforte). SWBOSB 61
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    No Evidence Of Identity: Case Collapses
    559 9 Singapore, Wednesday, ing upon the defence, Mr. Conrad Oldham this afterd a Hamanese cook, Pang Hang Chew, in the second n he claimed trial on a charge that he on May 19 at employed in the capacity of cook at the R. A. Mess
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    "World Of Strife"
    186 9 sin*---]>ore. Wo-1 nesday. ALL over the imrM to-day, strife is predominant strife in international questions, in domestic affairs and so on," said Mr J. A. Parker in the course of his talk on -Give and Take" at the Singapore Rotary Club luncheon meeting this AirSiat strife could
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    Wanted To Fly To Mars
    68 9 Reuter. New York, June 7. t*ttt TFVED by friends to have been B atSmEui* an Atlantic flight a 22--;ir Sprier n flier Chester Eshel-xear-cid 17 miles out from man. had been forced Boston after his plane i ed up f"? "tmwfr tbf cf which rLioed
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    "MAULUD" FEAST
    156 9 nelp of Messrs. Alkaff Tuan Shaikh Yahya i aan Syed Ibrahim Al>ir. K.P. Mohamed YusAbdoul Rahman, Mr. n, Tuan Haji K. P. etc., who donated money IB* 5 nintu! Fkhmin Muslim Brotherheld a Maulud" cereour of the Holy Prom id' i hirthday on Sat- iday, June 3 and
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    MOTORIST FINED
    99 9 ngapore, Wednesday. a twenty two year was to-day fined $25 H Whitton, Traffic Judg?. negligent driving and axi at the junction ol ad and Bencooien Stre? f i n May 2. conducted by Court U Frew allcg? that acin not making fiction wa.s clear before or Frew also
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    THE REFUGEES
    686 10 JIIE expulsion of thousands of unfortunate people from countries in Central Europe to seek what refuge they can in other parts of the world has necessarily created problems. It is quite a mistake, however, to imagine that these problems are incapable of solution and that an influx of
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    Where KING and QUEEN will be ENTERTAINED
    955 10  -  ROOSEVELTS are GOOD HOSTS By Mary Michaels THE White House has been the residence of America's Presidents since the days of George Washington, when it was known as "The President's Palace." Like the 01 lupanta ol No. 10. Downing Street, the tenants of
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    JAPAN SEEKING ALLIANCE WITH GERMANY & ITALY?
    395 11 JAPAN SEEKING ALLIANCE WITH GERMANY ITALY? Two Long Cables To Rome Berlin BERLIN THREAT OF COUNTER-THRUST TO ANGLO-SOVIET PACT Reuter. Berlin, June 8. i HOI GH Hitler is leaving Berlin shortly for a holiday at Berchtcsgaden, it is indicated that the Fuehrer will confirm :i !l international events closely. In
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    EMPEROR OF ANNAM
    18 11 Reuter. 8 —The Emperor of Anci He has been staying ra since June 1. —Reuter.
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    STOP PRESS
    63 11 Reuter. Shanghai, June S. I**ayed by Censor). Another gini t«> the same comTinkler, of the mills in has died in mysterious ""iMances. In reepnnse to an pnone call an ambulance was lo the customs ipst night 1 i") Mr. 11. McAlister, Pged ■lapsed at the company's Pcotung across
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    Full Reciprocity With Soviet
    153 11 Reuter. LONDON. JUNE 7. N THE HOUSE OF COMMONS TODAY. IN A STATEMENT ON RUSSIA. MR. CHAMBERLAIN ANNOUNCED THAT A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE BRITISH FOREILGN OFFICE WOULD BE GOING TO RUSSIA. He said that it appeared, from the last exchange of views with the Soviet, that
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    STRANG GOES TO MOSCOW
    240 11 London, June 7. IN connection with the announcement in the House of Commons that a representative of the Foreign Office is being sent to Moscow, it is learned that Mr. William Strang, head of the Centra! Department of the Foreign Office will go there at an
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    At The Birthday Parade
    21 11 H.E. Lie Governor taking the salute at the King's Birlhdav Parade in Fairer Park. Singapore, this morning.
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    Tokyo Says British Warships Fired On Japanese Plane
    110 11 Reuter. Tokyo, June S. A REPORT from Taih< ku (Formosa) to the Domei News Agency states (hat an aeroplane belcrgingto the Japanese Aviation Company was fired on by a foreign warship while flying over the sea east of Hongkong on Wednesday morning.
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    SECRETARY OF STATE GREETS THE KING
    405 11 on U. S. Soil Niagara Falls. June 8. A FTF]R the customary service of reception and presentations on the Canadian side of the frontier Their Majesties drove to Table Rock, where they were conducted into the wide tunnel under the Fall. Among those whom
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    M.P.'s DEMANDING ACTION IN CHINA
    438 11 Serious View Of Tinkler Fatality Reuter. Lottdon, June s. JN the House of Commons Mr. C hamberlain, in a written reply to Mr. Wardlaw Milne, said the policy, of Government in the situation in the Far East was fully set out in the note to
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    FAMOUS AUTHORS ROBBED
    64 11 Reuter. New York. June 8. piRIC Seabioefcc Pinker, literal mxj agi iit has been sentenced to between ZH and five years' imprisonment on a charge of stealing 520,000 dollars from Phillips Oppenheiin noted anther. The sentence was impc ed after hearing a repoit ti cm the probation
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    C.M.G. FOR BRITISH RESIDENT OF SELANGOR
    2552 12 Malayan Honours List Published SANITARY BOARD SECRETARY CREATED M.B.E. Singapore, Thursday. JHE following Malayan honours are included in the King's Birthday Honours list, published to-day: ST RA! TS S E TTL EM E NTS Companion of the Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael and
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    Certificates Of Honour
    201 12 Certificates of Honour an the F.MS, to the following. Lop Bahaurim bin H»Ji Noh, M.S.C. It! a! i Enche Kamat bin Haj« Mr. Khoo Lrng Gttn, JJ Mr. It. K. Skdchy. Ix)p Bahaudin bin H M.S.C.. Orang Kaya X ym* is the territorial chiel nl e::i Ferak
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    BRILLIANT SCENES AT FARRER PARK PARADE
    603 13 TR OOPS VIARCH PAST Singapore, Thursday, n witnessed this morning when 3,500 officers 1 before His Excellency the Governor, Sir Shenton Park on the occasion of His Majesty the King's ations. ised in the centre, March Past of all I ig In the sun,
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    To-day's News Review
    443 13 i als no knight Malaya. Possibly the ra who have again d .-.id obtain some from the fact that at »c i igh officials have handles before their occasion. Possibly, il list of honours for ire has been some- ted by the fad of the nee f
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    ALLEGED ARMED ROBBERY
    134 13 Singapore, Wednesday. BELIEVED to be the first case of its kind 1 for many years in Singapore, a Tamd k stood accused in the Police Courts to- H day of armed robbery. 1 The man, Masilarriani. 28. was pre* I duced before Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker I
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    MR. LIM SIN SENG
    63 13 From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. June 7. IVIR. Lim Sin Seng, accountant of the 1 Overseas Chinese Bank. Kuala Lumpur, for the past three years, has been appointed manager of the Djamb: branch of the Overseas Chinese Bank. Mr. Lim Sin Sem. and family have
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    S. S. A. COMMITTEE
    41 13 At the first meeting of the newly elected Straits Settlements (Singapore* Association committee the following additional members were appointed: Sheikh Yahya Aflfl. Mr. R Jumabhoy and Mr. C. E. Courtenay. Further members have still to be appointed.
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    New Justices Of The Peace
    91 13 wtts Excellency the Governor has apH pohued the V following to be Justices of the Peace:— For the Settlement of Singapore. Mr. Lee Kong Chian Mr Chulam Kadir. Inche Daud Bin Mohamed Shah. Mr. Balage Titus de Silva. Mr George William Seabridge. Mr Tan Chong
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    TINKLER' DEATH
    530 13 Hit On The Head With Rifle Butt Reuter. London, June 7. The British Government take an extremely serious view of the incident in Shanghai in which Mr. R. M. Tinkler, ot the British-owned China Printing and Finishing Co's mills at Pcotung, died from a headwcund caused by a
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    No Striking Awards In Empire Honours
    236 13 Reuter. r .mdon, June 8. 'THE Birthday Hoi ours list contains a lanre number of rewards for political and public services but no particularly striking awards. It starts with the promotion of the Duke of Kent to be Rear; Admiral. Major-General and Air-Vie* 1
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    S. S. A. MUNICIPAL NOMINEE
    48 13 Mr. A. W. W. Ker. one of the Straits Settlements I Singapore! Association's nominees on the Municipal Commission, has resigned prior to going on leave, and the election of a successor is necessary. Nominations of candidates have to be received by June 16.
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    SOCCER The Padang Clubs Met For The Second Time In Div. 1 & The RECS WERE ONE GOAL TOO GOOD FOR S.C.C.
    620 14 SOCCER The Padang Clubs Met For The Second Time In Div. 1 The RECS WERE ONE GOAL TOO GOOD FOR S.C.C. Result Was Open Until Final Whistle The Padang Clubs AAet For The Second Time In Div. I The *&*C S.C.C 2. JHE second Minting in the first division of
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    Moravia Beat Minesweepers 4-2
    192 14 JIIK Moravias scored a decisive victory over the Minesweepers yesterday at the clerical Union ground when they won by four goals to two in Division II B fixture of the S.A.F.A. leagiie. The Moravias played a tine uame in the first half. •••:>rin i lour clear
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    Keppel G. C.
    45 14 Tne competition for Sir George Inmm-r s Challenge Cup for men will oe played for on June 24 and 25 and July 1 and 2. Conditions: 36 holes on Handicap "TELEGRAPH CUP*' r. c "Telegraph Cup- was won by D. D. Blair.
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    SIME DARBY SOCCER
    54 14 The following players will represent Sime, Darby Sports Club against Government Printing Office in a friendly game of soccer on Friday at Farrer Park at 5 15 p.m. Hashim. Neo Eng Bee. S. Gould. Choo Seng Cnye, Yani, Hamid. Pakri. J J Bell Tommy Ngo. B. M.
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    Asiatics Form Golf Club in Teluk Anson
    45 14 The Victorious Teams At Balestier Yesterday Pa hang "A" team (above) and Pahaii» "P" team, winners of their respective matches at Balestier in the AlacDougall Cup polo tourney. 'Ihe Sultan cf Pahang. who captains tiie U W learn is second from the I; r t.
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    South American Leads In £750 Golf Tourney
    160 14 Asiatics Form Golf Club in Teluk Anson [From Our Own Correspondent] Tcluk Anson. Tuesday. (IOV is now very popular here I among the Asiatics and the enthusiasts '.n this same have COOM! together and formed for the first time a Lower Perak Asiatic Golf Association at Trluk Anson recently. The
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    PASIR PANJANC ROVERS
    90 14 Reuter. Leeds. June 8. THE British golfers failed to resist the South Ameiican challenge for the leading place in the final qualifying round in the Yorkshire Evening News £750 tournament at Tcmplenewsam course. Emilio Serra, the Uruguayan champion, heads the field with rounds of 69 and 72 and is two
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    S.C.C. BILLIARDS
    110 14 PASIR PANJANC ROVERS The Pasir Panjang Rovers will make a trip to Pulau Sambu this Saturday and engage in a friendly .soccer game with the Malay School there, and on Sunday will meet the Siong 800 Athlete Association in a friendly match at S.H.B ground at 5.15 p.m. The teams
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    EXCISEMEN DEFEAT CHANGI CIVILIANS
    53 14 S.C.C. BILLIARDS TO-MORROW'S billiards ties at th* S.C.C. are as follows JSfS* V s^ead P r-,o? arl EXCISEMEN DEFEAT CHANGI CIVILIANS EXCISE 6. (HANOI (W.i>) CIVILIANS 0. JN a one-sided match of the Serord Hivisii n (B), played on Ihe S.H.B. ground yesterday, the Excise beat the Changi (W D.)
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    Mrs. Elder Wins Red Cross Trophy At K.G.C.
    166 14 Tlie Excisemen enjoyed ail-»-ound superiority, while the Civilians could i nly :e!y on their defence. The Civilians had a la. t minute chance to score, but the forward concerned muffed the ball almost in the Excisemen's goalmouth Salim. playing left-inner for the Excisemen, scored three goals of the six. Four
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    Services Team For Saturday's Cup Match At Malacca
    135 14 Mrs. Elder Wins Red Cross Trophy At K.G.C. The following were the best curds returned in the Ladies Eclectic compel: tion for the Red Cross trophy: Mrs. E.A. Elder 36—2 23 33 1 3 Mrs. E.A. Ford 33—4 34 Mrs. F. Starr 38—4 31 Mrs. RE. fearle 37—3 ■34 Miss
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    Loyals Beat Tads In Reserve Division
    98 14 Services Team For Saturday's Cup Match At Malacca JHE following have been selected to represent the Combined Services in their clash against Malacca at Malacca on Saturday, June 17. Goal Mace; Backs, Collins, Cobb; Halves. Parkes. Quail, Beaumont; Forwards, Taylor, Cole, Martin, Garrett, Pringle. It will be seen that two
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    Pahang Teams Won Both Games Played Yesterday
    356 14 Loyals Beat Tads In Reserve Division In a fast anl interesting game of soccer at Tangiin yesterday evening the Loyals Reserves beat the Manchester's Reserves by four goals to one The Loyals were the decidediy superioteam and deserved the victory. They displayed good team-work, and their forwards were in fine
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    INTER-CLUB SOCCER
    61 14 The Cable and Wirelea Clisi team will play a 1 The Duncan R>b rU Friday on the Pai. 5 IrS p.m. The following have been present the Cabl< and »Vir K. M. Jalleh. H A La Guan. P. B. Armstn a 5, I Rajagopai, J. Roche, C. X
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      131 14 PILES NEGLECTED, MAY LEAD TO SERIOUS OPERATION Many people suffer in silence untold agonies, constant brain-wearying irritation and pain caused by piles, simply because they have never discussed this trouble with even such a confidant as their chemist If yon are a sufferer, make op your mind to oak your
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      20 14 Did you Maclean I your teeth to-day. Ah! I see you did I MACLEANS I PEROXIDE 1 TOOTH PASTE 1
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    YADI & MRS. EBER OUT IN SEMI-FINAL ROUND
    454 15 YADI MRS. EBER OUT IN SEMI-FINAL ROUND jylrs. Sewell Loon Chong In Brilliant Form TENNIS Singapore, Thursday. phi) l>\ Airs. Sewell and Yong Loon Chong, who having ii I set, showed commendable coolness and determinalevd in the second set, and forge ahead to win the in fine style to heat
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    Rangoon Road School Athletic Sports
    16 15 hold their on Friday, and at 2.45 D. V\ -ill distribute
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    ROYAL HUNT CUP
    17 15 Reuter. London, June 8. a! Hunt Cup callcver t 10—1, and the others Reuter.
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS
    29 15 atchea played at Ho 14 j and Kirn Sang (scr.) 1 and Siow Hian —9), j Wong and Cecil Won j P lang Choo and Hon Kun
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    To-Day's Sport
    36 15 I Sbccer: Loyals vs. Manchestcrs (Garrison League)—Tangiin Harper Giifihan S.C. vs. Ching Kcng bee Co.,—Balcstier .Cricket: S.C.C. vs. N'onbenders—S.C.C. Loyals vs. Gordons—Gillmau S.C.C. fs. .!< Lore BahruJohore Bahru VM.t vs. R F Anson Read -o-
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    Inter-Club Women's Golf
    163 15 THE following are the teams and starting times in the golf match between the women playt rs of the Royal Singapore Golf Club and the Keppel Golf Club. I irst Nine, Old Course: 3.45 Mrs. A.M. Low (IS) v. Mrs. R. Wake ford <17r, 3.50 Mr.s. A.R.
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    Y.M.C.A. FOOTBALL
    47 15 The following have been selected to play Football for the V.M.C.A. again t the Muslim Improvement Club on Friday, on the Anson Ground: Edward Wee. Swyny. Wee Aik Chan. G.J Moxon. Ranatunga V.N. Piilay. Jackson, Vaughan. Kiye. Leigh. Tan ('man Kiat. Reserves: R. Lyne, Mitchell.
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    S.C.C. Cricket
    55 15 The following members have to play tor S.C.C. vs. St. Andrew's OH Boys on Sunday 2 p.m. at Farrer Park: p Bartnun (Capt.), C. p. Uaton, R. H. Pickard, A. M. Carbery, G. J. Robinson, J. H Wheeler. J. R. Bulloch. G. X. Stein. W. W. Dean. J.
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    TO-DAY'S CRICKET
    57 15 The following members have accepted to play for S.C.C. vs. Johore C.C. to-da/ at 11 a.m. at Johore Bahru:— H L. Ward (Capt M. C. Elliott. R. A Hooper, W R. King, J. H. Willmott G. H. Daly. J. E. Jeans. S Ldr. F. E Watts, c. F.
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    Sultan Of Perak Wins Handicap Tennis Title
    73 15 (From Our Own Reverter) Ipoh, Tuesday. IliS Highness the Sultan of j Perak with Haji Yeop Adlan rs partner, won the handicap j doubles title in the Perak Malay Tennis Tourney on Sunday at the Astana courts, Kuala Kangsar. The partners defeated A.
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    M.P.S. Celebrate Second Anniversary
    155 15 \From Our Own Correspondent] Malacca. TliF MasMgain PerMwipntn stia vt •khraU'tl Lheir second annivnsary in great style On Saturday they met the (iubahan Stia of Mqw at football. In the evening a dinner was held at which were present the Muar visitors and numerous well wishers
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    Makepeace B. P.
    52 15 The following will represent the Makepeace BP. in a friendly badminton match of five singles and two doubles against the Bukit Timah Youngsters on Sunday on the latier'a court at 2.i-> pm .sharp:—MA. Lange. John Lee. Altoysiua de Sousa, CP. Lange, George Lange, Syn Wal Man and
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    TENNIS PLAYER TO WED
    160 15 (From Otn Own Reporter) Penang. June 7. INVITATIONS have been issued for the marriage of Mr. Cheah Wat Hun. the wellknown tennis player, to Miss Claire Chan, at the Chinese Consulate at 8.30 p.m. on June 15. a reception will be held at ?ae Ru inymede
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    Fatally Injured By Circular Saw
    210 16 Singapore, Wednesday. k verdict of death by misadventure was returned by the coroner, A Mr. W. G. Porter, at the conclusion of the inquiry to-day into the death of a toolie, Wee Choon Kirn, who died as a result of injuries received when he fell
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    CONTRIBUTION TO CHINA RELIEF
    82 16 Mr. B P. J Campbell has sent a voluntary contribution of $20 to the China Relief Fund Committee. li> his covering letter, he states. "1 herewith enclose a most humble token of my appreciation of the admirable stand examplified by the Chinese race igainst the unwarrantable
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    What The Stars Foretell
    251 16 rr> vo\?if> IiE 10 /la U < 1 n headway /'fco/j/ *r. t# miirft'. interviews toiU V" tifl- j satisfactory, business will be subject to delays and hindrani.es, and travel should not l>: h nder taken. SPECIAL INFLUENCES. Fchrv cry 20 io March 20. H< teever
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    They Are Volunteers
    41 16 Reuter. London. June 7.—The War Minister. Mr. Leslie Hore Belisha told the House of Commons last night that applications for enlistment in the Territorials in the period Feb. 1 to April 30. this year totalled approximately 166,000.— Reuter.
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    Contractor Convicted For Offering Bribe
    334 16 Singapore. Wednesrfe, THE hearing concluded this morning in the fifth police court h Mr. L. C. Goh of the case in which a well known Chinese co Mr. Wong Aik Tong, was charged that on May 13, at 9.45 slid 15th milestone, Seletar Road, Meta
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    MENTAL EXPERT TO SEE LORRY DRIVER
    359 16 Singapore, Wednesday. J IM AH TUAN, a Johore lorry driver, was to-day remanded for a week by Mr. C. H. Whitton, Traffic District Judge, in order that he be ex- a mined by a mental expert I Mr. B. H. Chia was counsel for
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    CLERICAL UNION
    68 16 T is proposed to hold a dinner on the I occasion of the eighteenth anniversary of ihe Clerical Union. The function will take place at 7.'JO p.m. en Saturday. July 1. on the Cluo ground. Prises won during the year will be distributed after dinner. By couitesyof Mr.
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    Farmers Saved?
    55 16 Reuter. I-onrton. Juno 7.—The Agricultural Development Bill rublished last night aims at securing farmers against lv% prices for oats, barley and sheep, encouraging farmers to produce good.which tho public want, restoring stability and confidence in agriculture and assisting national defence. The Bill has been given it's first reading
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    JOHORE BLACKOUTS
    54 16 THE blackout practice for R\ nan 1 Tuesday next. Juno n T V P.m. to midnight, will ap »i v 510 y > ohore Bahru and an a ladius of 10 miles sur£ cording to a Johore A lt 5 Gazette notification last Another blackout for jSwL will
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    PENANG BOREA
    133 16 A Malay non-stop n rue h brought; from Penang and will exclusively perform fort nights only at Stadium to f' Happy World couunencin<> from morrow night at 830 p m It srill present a variety prom 1 crammed fall with Borea "I b heard for the ft: time
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    D.P.P. Withdraws Charge
    98 16 SWapo*. V* o0 9 A ,v CW* WHEN the case against «si Lian, a 26-year-old J 'oottt* mentioned in the Second Po before Mr. Conrad OJdnarn FRlblir y ing, Court Inspector James jn informed his worship that sections frcm the D.PP ri u d that the charge
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      365 16 An Example To Follow, xxx Throughout every twenty-four hours, all over Malaya, Siam, and the Netherlands East Indies, hundreds of men and women are devoting their spare time to tht, study of I.C.S. Courses, knowing full well that by learning how to do their present work better they are preparing
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    730 17 [JOUGHT VICTIM WAS A SNAKE" Singa ptwe, Wed 11eaday. accused at the time he committed the murder was not in I n oi his full senses and that he really believed the victim he si 1 snake uas th ground of argument of Mr. E.
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    46 17 (Frora Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, June G. jyiASTER Gwnagnanmsa, a 16-year- old Methodise Boys' School pupil, has been reported missing by his father Mr. Kathiravellu, Chief Clerk of the Treasury, Kuala Lumpur. When last seen, Gunugnunam had a bandage wrapped round one arm.
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    ALLEGED POSSESSION OF PISTOL
    64 17 Singapore, Wednesday. d J*ML of $500 with two sureties was au M 3 La-f Kam Tung, 25, in the F] rd Police Court iliis morning when of possession of an automatic nd 15 rounds of aatoiriat'c 12 rounds oJ 32 revolver ammunition. In cases without, permits,
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    REMAINING AIR CRASH VICTIMS BURIED
    481 17 Singapore, Thursday. JHERE was yet anothei large gathering at the Bidadiri Cemetery yesterday when the remains of the other two of thn four men who lost their lives in the crash of the Short Sunderland flying-boat at Seletar last Monday, were laid t? rest. They
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    Vital Statistics
    82 17 were 230 deaths In Singapor. in the week ended June 3 compared with 204 in the previous week. Chief causes of mortality were pneumonia 29. phthisis 24 and enteritis 18. Ten persons died who had been less than three months resident in Singapore. Deducting these, the death rate
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    473 18 "THE WORST PERIOD FOR CHINA ARE NOW OVER" SAYS GENERAL CHEN Chungking "W E do nnt h °P e t0 win th e war this year or next will win this war even if it takes us three or fivi clared General Chen Chen,
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    383 18 Fancheng, Hupeh. r PHE Japanese offensive in north Hupeh persistently described by Japanese propagandists as the "encirclement" has suffered serious reverses. Taking advantage of the hilly terrain, the Chinese have cleverly outmanoeuvred the invaders, inflicting thousands of casualties during the battles in the last
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    112 18 Changaka. k GENERAL survey of the war situation confirms that the Chinese forces have checked the Japanese advance in North Hupeh province and North Kiangsi province. Unless reinforcements are moving up the spent Japanese force is unable to tuke further initiative for the coming
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    206 18 Chungking. THE nation's new production move is on. declared Dr. H. H. Kung. President of the Executive Yuan and concurrently Minister of Finance. In his closing address at the National Production Conference recently. The aim of the conference. Dr. Kung said, is to mobilize the entire
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    213 19 Gandhiji's Firm Faith In The Efficacy Of Ahimsa REPLY TO NEW YORK CRITIC (United Press). Rajkot, May 30. Mahatma Gandi met Kathiawar ghadi workers to-day for about an hour After inquiring about the presition of the produce and sale of M di, he is reported
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    REMOVAL OF THE NATIONAL FLAG
    217 19 SOLDIERS' ACTION CONDEMNED (United Press). Allahabad, May 30. rpHE office of the All India Congress Committee has issued the following statement:— "The All India Congress office has received information from Simla that this year again two English soldiers removed the National Flag flying over the
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    Inter-Caste Marriage Among Hindus: Bill In Central Assembly
    257 19 (United Press). U W V Assembly wnich to legulate and validate marriages hetween different oastes and subf castes of Hindus. The Statement of Objects and Reasons of the Bill says that under the Hindu law as interpreted, marriages between Hindus of different
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    DRAWING LOTS NOT UNCONSTITUTIONAL
    203 19 CONGRESS ELECTION IN SIND (United Press). Karachi, May 31. J an election to a Congress Committee by drawing lots be j called valid in case of a tie? This question is agitating the minds of Congressmen in Sind following the election of 11 persons to the
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    48 19 (United Press). Jessore, May 31.—Moulvi Nausher Ali, rx-.Minister of Bengal Government, who has been here for some days in connection with the Jessore District Board affairs, it is understood, has become a member of the Congress by signing the Congress pledge form. —(United Press).
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    EARTHQUAKE IN ASSAM
    90 19 (United Press). Shillong May AN earthquake shock of great intsiuily, followed by a rumbling sound, was felt here at 9.9 am. today. The tremour laste-l ncajfiy 5 I seconds. J Excepting a minor eracka buildings no damage to property or loss of life are re; orted so
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    86 20 m< Ufhl Key. B. C. Roberts, the Lord B.shoiof Singapore, and Mrs. Roberts who were presented A.tl an addres; by the Punjabi C hristians of Singapore, at the Bishop's house last Saturday. The photograph on the right shows Mrs. B C. Roberta talkini uilh Mrs. Jayaratue.
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    Married In Singapore
    19 20 Mr. Chia Gim Soon and Miss Ho Pik Lian who were married in Singapore last Sunday.
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    Empress Of Annam Photographed With The Governor's Wife
    28 20 The Empress of Annam photographed with Lady Thomas at the French Consul's house when the former passed through Singapore recently.
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