Malaya Tribune, 19 June 1939

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    38 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales "l. No. 144. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Monday, June 19, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1339 FIVE i
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      63 1 "RED SEA" INGE IWOt sl v PROVISION 11 STORE BRIDGE ROAD. PHONE 2133. OPEN DAILY FROM J M TILL 11 I' M. NEW HUDSON t* *West Indies British and Foreign .Railways. Municipal Services in Pnnop*! Towns in the British Isles./ y SIME, DARBY COMPANY LTD. VIIVI fci J KUALA LUMPUR,
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      27 1 MADAME PAGE I LATE 92, PICCADILLY, LONDON. S DRESSMAKER, DESIGNER TAILORMADES GOWNS FOR ALL OCCASIONS IN STOCK. FROM:— I$ 5. 30. 13 BATTERY ROAD, TEL. 6327. SINGAPORE.
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    46 2 Just before Gary Cooper left New York tor a London vacation he long distanced George Raft in Hollywood to And out what he wanted for a gift from Europe George was s0 pleased at getting thcall he cculdn't think of I thin- he wanted. tf**** m
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    Ants Working
    36 2 CEVERAL thousand ants in Utah are 9 working for Cecil B. Do Mh They arc cleaning the bones of buffalo skeletons to be used in Paramount Union Pacific." starring Joel McCrea and Barbara Stanwyck.
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    What The Stars Foretell
    256 2 TO-MORROW f r <R ALL READERS. The /n/tutwe* 1c-d0b n& mixed. Officio!* <tun f>rl\na vw are favoured, b\<t v imtl nees may be stv::. Dm (ni things of wiportcnce w special ifi/etrie r, Ttnaj sentiment are jr* uc o'"J fc lunate jor Mu.» ffcc j' 1
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      415 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH (INDIA (Incorporated in England). P. 0. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1939 CORFU 15,000 June 30 I BLKDWAN 6,070 July 1 CANTON 15,500 July 14 CARTHAGE 15.000 July 28 X JJOMALI 6.800 July 28 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Aug. 11 RANCH! 17,000 Aug. 25 t BANGALORE
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      498 2 j STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORDDBUTSCHER LLOYD, (Incorporated to M The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1939 f m.s. "FULDA" omits Manila, Hongkong, Japan June 25 2 m.s. "MARBURG" omits North China June 26 si,*. "MOSEL'* omits \sanila, Hongkong, Japan
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      467 2 Lthe ho hong steamship company (1932) limited. Regular fortnightly jwrvice betwrer Rangoon, Penang, Port Swettenham, Singapore, Hongkong, Swatnw, and Amoy, (Kulangsu). Special cheap return tickets to China for short holiday trips. NEXT SAILINGS:For CHINA For RANGOON "Hong Peng" Jun. 19, 4 p.m. "Hong iiang" Jun. 30 "Hong Kheng" July 3,
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      135 2 HAMBURC-AMERIKA LINIE c Oeutsch-Australische Dampf chiffs Gesellschftft (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore 1989 m-s. RHEINLAND Direct June 29 t mjs. BURGENLAND via Manila July 10 HOMEWARD. HOLLAND, HAMBURG AND BREMEN. Due Spore. 1939 ss. LUNEBURG (DADG) Dir
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      262 2 DAILY CROSSWORD! CLUES ACUOSS: CLUES DOWN 3 Air, though not atmosphere. 1 Factory concernins cq<\\v 8 Recluse. 2 Burn slowly. 5 1 10 Facial appearance. 4' Go out into the wilderness 11. Thin by addine water. 5. Treachery not without -asrm 12 Does this give a jumper the stitch? 6
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    379 3 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Saturday. a vious <&£ w chang Buyers 8 316 Spot Sellers 8% P Tiiy Buyers 83 16 Sellers 8 516 lugust Buyers 8« 4 Sellers 8 516 H 12 Oct Dec. Buyers 8 516 Sellers 8 3 8 PRODUCE London, Saturday. Previous To-day Change
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    141 3 List Of Current Dividends Singapore, June 17. 1 p.m. Total l feftoy Dividend Book* financial fc dost Date DM yeai w. Payable Date to date h% int. June 19 June 24 June 20 10% 2ftS int. June 7 28 June 19 5. 0 Leas Tox 2ftS int.
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    819 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, June 17, 1 p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 3 9 4 3 Austral Amal 4,7% 5,1 Vi f Austral Malay 38- 42iAyer Hitam 22 9 23 9 Ayer Weng 0.68 0.73 Bangrin 20 3 21,Batu Selangor
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    EXCHANGES
    221 3 Singapore, June 17. The following are the exchange stocl this morning according to the daily clr cular issv.ed by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING London T.T. 2 3 13 16 London demand 2,3 13,16 Lyons demand 2040 Switzerland demand 239 3,4 Hamburg demand 134 New York demand
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    TIN
    15 3 Singapore, Monday. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $115» (up $>~).
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    RUBBER
    15 3 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 28%; Sellers 28%.
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    166 3 6% Maynard Co., Ltd.. 130,000 Int Apr. 30. Oct. 31 H 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL! Int. Jan. W. **y .i'-iinni «V 4% 1930 red. ISTO-JO cJ mt Mar. 1, BJT*- A'jLUiiL 3% 1937 red. 1961 WMI Int May- 15, Nov. 15 97 n 99 Vz c.i. 3%
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    GOLD FROM SUNKEN P. & O. LINER
    46 3 GOLD FROM SUNKEN P. O. LINER Reuter. London, June 18.—Lloyds understands from the salvage Association that 750 ounces in bar gold, about 650 sovereigns and four ingots of silver were recovered yesterday by the Italian salvage vessel Artiglio from the sunken P. and O. liner Egypt.—Reuter.
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    92 3 London, June 17. Paris ***** New York 4.683 8 Montreal 4.69 7 16 Lisbon ***** Brussels 27.54 2 Geneva 20.78 Amsterdam 8.82 Milan 89 1.16 Berlin 11.661/2 Belgium U.6&A Athens 547 V2 Stockholm 19.42 Copenhagen 22.40 Oslo 19.90 Belgrade 210 Rio de Janeiro 2 1116 Buenos Aires 20.19
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      32 3 THE EASTERN UNITED 4 1 1 j OKPOKATION, LIMITED En!/ MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE, PERSONAL ACCI JJrJ> VVORKMEN'B COMPENSA ,N AND "PUBLIC 11 ABILITY INSURANCE. CtciL STREET, S'NGAPC"S. F. W. HALL, Oanaral Manager
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      20 3 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. (Incorporated in New Zealand.) MARINE INSURANCE W. G. DOVE, Manager, rel. 5926. 2. Finlayson Green.
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      153 3 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA (TRUSTEES) LIMITED. Guaranteed and Controlled by THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. The- Company, which Is incorpora f ed lr the B.S. and registered as a Trust Company, undertakes the following duties:— EXECUTOR &OR TRUSTEE OF A WILL. ADMINISTRATOR OF ESTTATE OF DECEASED PERSON. TRUSTEE
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      373 3 II Wtt OF CHINA Incorporated in China by Special Charter). 12, Cecil Street. Bftn*afh Telephones: Manager'j Office 8444. Asst. Manager's Office 6442, Exchange Dept. 8441. General Office 518S-a Cable Address: CfIUNGKUO.* Paid Up Capital Jt. 540.000.0000€ Reserve Funds In Excess of Ch. 5.200,000.00 T*ot£tl Assets approximately Ch. 020,000,000.00 Tse-Vung Soong.
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      509 4 It nl5lll«l>'Vluz.'A^H^V, WANTED FOREMAN Motor Mechanic, must have had previous experience as foreman and be able to control labour. £tate qualifications and salary expected. Box No 686 C o Malaya Tribune, Singapore. <492-A> WANTED Distributors for portable air coolers. Apply "Aircooler," to Malaya Tribune, Singapore. »485.A* WANTED agents lor Silk
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      576 4 Wanted WANTED. Shop House at Orchard Road or nearby. Apply 260, Middle Rd., Singapore. (475-A) ~SOCTAL DANCING LESSONS*. Wanted by man. Preferably Eurasian family. State Ternu\ Box No 675, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (468-A) WANTED to learn practical Radio Servicing and repairing after office hours. Instructor must have full set testing
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      650 4 I WANTED TO BUY book* any subject any quantity. kHist be 60 below sell- ing price, band specimen copy with price to WINCHESTER At CO.. Rabin- I son Road, 'Singapore. (499-A> GOVERNMENT PENSIONERB in Malaya are invited to join the Union and Provident Fund subscription one dollar monthly, maximum death
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      693 4 THE LANKA HOTEL, 13, Trafalgar St., off Tanjong Pagar. The only boarding and lodging house with every comfort and excellent cuisine Five minutes walk from Railway Btatlon and Harbour. Special monthly terms for Boarders. Rooms LOO. 11.50 Doable Room $2.00 per day- Te\eobone 2653. EUROPEAN desire.' single furnished room. Kuala
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      459 4 Astrology YOUR HOROSCOPE $2-6 questions $1 Astrological Science Bureau, 190, I Waterloo Street, Singapore. (478-A> PROFESSOR DLiMUDDIN, A3TROPALMIST HOROSCOPE READER. 25 Years of »Study in Egypt, France. Italy, Switzerland, Frenih and Dutch Colonic.', Ceylon, Etc. He advises to all who ur<* in trouble and suspense regarding Business, Financial, Marriage. Love
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      576 4 Musical Instruments Furniture For Sak Apply Box No 690 Singapore. R.C A Radio ten vaiiw *22u. A.C. current li* good, b. h. Moreira c r Eeremban. ,ns «1 < 454 A ALL-WAVE MARCONT r, 1037 Model m. toS V,.. f ADI 0 $120. Appiy Box Tom bune, Singapore 1 jV
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    Scene At Johore Chinese Protectorate
    775 5 Described At Inquiry Into Woman's Death \Fioin Our Own Reporter} Johore Bahru, Sunday. ■yriE preliminary inquiry into the death of Chai Seong, a middle-aged woman, who was alleged to have been stabbed by her husband, Liv Lok, a Hakka, with a vegetable cutting knife on
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    Mrs. Lee Choon Guan's Birthday Dinner
    76 5 Singapore. Monday. CVER 203 guests were present at Mandalav Villa. Katong, last night, at t ao dinner party in honour of the blrthcay of Mrs. Lee Choon Guan, M.B.s. The health of Mrs. Lee was proposed by the Hon. Ungku Aziz. C.M.C.Duto ftieatn Bcsar
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    Cruise Nets Half A Million For China Relief Fund
    310 5 Singapore, Monday. AVER half a million dollars (Chinese currency) was collected by the U China Relief Fund Committee yesterday as a result of their novel idea of commemorating Draeon-Boat Festival. For the occasion, the s.s. "Hong Peng" was chartered for at
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    3 MONTHS FOR KNIFE ATTACK ON WIFE
    173 5 (From Our Own Reporter) Jcliore Bahru, Sunday. DLEADING guilty to a charge of voluntarily causing grievous hurt to his wife by means of a vegetable cutting knife on June 3, an Indian barber, ShunmHgan, was this afternoon sentenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment
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    Malaya's Domestic Quota
    33 5 Following the announcement that the International tin quota release for. the third quarter, 1939. is 45 per cent, the domestic quota for Malaya has been fixed at 32 per cent.
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    EATING SHOP BLAZE
    49 5 Singapore. Monday. THERE was a minor fire in an eating shop in Beach Road at about eleven o'clock morning. Flames were first seen from a chimney of tne building Th fire was quickly extinguished hy f he Brigade. Damage was slight ana h:re were no casualties.
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      613 5 pMP PRECAUTIONS, JOHORE. 0 r NOTICE. Air Wardens lectures will johore Bahru on (Sunday, |fSt< ,',39 s for attendance should be the Director, Air Raid Preohore, so as to reach hini 01 >day, 22nd June, 1939. ivhTdISTRICT COURT, N SINGAPORE. D C No. 1998 1939. Between v«i Mi vappa Chettiar
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      194 5 Wo,,/e Qtfrd tier I SIX FOR THE PRICE OF ONE! Z vrm „f the advertising vahM of the Malaya Tribune, and to enable you to test it at i To convince YOU of the J*vems> xgv advPr t isem ent you send SIX DAYS for the price of a merely
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      46 5 Sll WUMI TVWIW «HB NOTICE. SIMMER 1939 MEETING. THE COMMITTEE HAVE DEEDED TO C ANrEL THE MIDDLE DAY UNLIMITED SW EC r:- «gS MIDDLF DAY !^^i^™^ N BY t^utkWrOL i»xw**-w order c! the Comnvttee, 1 p. w. glkeson. Secretary, K;:nla Law pur, 61 h JUM IfJl
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      467 5 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS j The 'oil-wing is the programme oi up to and lor week ending June 25, li>39: TO-DAY, JUNE 19 530 pm. Headquarters; Officers, (8.V.C.); Tactical Course 5.15 p.m. Headquarters, m, ia) Gunnery Instruction, (b) A.A.L A 5.15 p.m. Headquarters; b.RE. iv), Anti Gas Training. ovprf 515 pm. Headquarters;
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    Bankrupt Denies Allegations
    456 6 Singapore, Saturday. QfTRONG denials of the allegations made by the principal witness for ihe prosecution, came from Rar.ganathan Balakrishnan, a (icvcrnmcnl school teacl er who was put on his defence to-day before the District Judge, Mr. J. L. McFall, Balakrishnan, who told the Court he was married
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    Lily Yeo Dead
    57 6 Singapore (Saturday. rVK .he seventh firae to-day the ease attempted suicide preferred ;ain t a 18-year-cld Btralts-bbrn Chinese girl living at Onan Head. Bliss Lily sco, was mentioned before air. Conrad Oldham Court Inspector James A. EmHiry Lnfcrmed bLs worship that the accured v. as now dead.
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    YEAR OLD CRIME
    299 6 Singapoie, Saturday. fIUEK CHENG TEE. a 22-year-o!d Kokkien who pleaded guilty last Monday in the Second Police Court before Mr. Conrad Cldham to a charge that on June 28. 1938, he stole a typewriter valued at $100, the propeity of Mr M. Ismail, the local lawyer and
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    302 6 Singapore, Jump 17. MINING Buyers Sellers ipa« 3 0 13 Ayer Hitams 22 *>3 :1 ft ma 0M d.32ed oh ii 6eiy ngors i.23 I^7 Hongkong 'lm 19- 20Bangrins 20- 21Chandcriangs 11G v> 0 Hone Fail 0 55 c 03 ions Hyd. G 7ipoh lm
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    Chinese Who Live A Life Apart
    249 6 r rHE Annual Report oc tie SodaJ v. r 1 EcoacjnJc Progress of the Pcopje rf SebifiVr by the British Rt-"dmi. the Hon. Mr. S. W, June-;, ccnta'as infima'e descriptors ojf tk* mode of Kfc (f (hi- kumconir Malay ar»il ha- -nterestins: references to
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    IMPERSONATION ALLEGED
    90 6 Singapore, Saturday. ALEXANDER BELL, a 19-year-old Eurasian, claimed trial this morning, before Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker, on 2 charge oi impersonating a public •ervant. It was alleged in the charge that accused went to Messrs. Duncan Roberts, Ltd., 10, Colly ?r Quay, and while there sanded a letter
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    K. Selangor Women Are Shy
    251 6 IX certain district* in Kuala Selangbr the bicycle ha; become a lin i rteee« <i aj a parang to both the Malays and immigrants, not only for personal conveyance but for •h< i' -ik transpi rt of such umveildv merchandise as house timbers, atrap and
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    TALKS WITH RUSSIA
    32 6 Reuter. Moscow, June 18,--The Franco-Bri-tish talks with M. Molotov are expected to be resumed on Monday. Mi Strang, and the French and British Ambassadors conferred together this morning.— Reuter.
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    RUBBER REPORT
    175 6 Messrs. Lewis and Peat Ltd in fl weekly rubber market den d-.ted June ti, Although sentiment better |y. and until ihe lasi day oi twothu has been rather mo I lull to both stock and kets pending the dan negotiations fulness that a treat; signed and in tl
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      238 6 I THE TllUi TONIC POOD Ofct« /n«fe/« mf mil Chmmtt mmĕ Stmtm i FOR THE VERY LATEST m CLOCKS WATCHES You ill—ld visit YICK WOH HING i: NOL 111 BRIDGE ROAD, (Near Middle Road). Wh > have a real good selection to make your cnoiee from PHONE >"0. 7922. G~id
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      98 6 ARE YOUR EYES WEAK? j i Avail yourself of the expert j .service* of a skilled qualifier] Specialist with over 35 years' i European clinic ai experience Moderate cost for modern individually p'ansed and built practical glasses. Thompson Optical Co. 0 Arcade Bldg., Phone 3002. A Thompson, Dr. 0 f
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      134 6 I PPOF R. S. MAMAM P (World, P a 13. The Death of till B t Purachal 8 a I 14. The Api> Brooke hs R i V 15. The (fettuai mah of Perak. j 16. Tlu> Result ol I slon o:" Oeylon. 17. The [naignia ol Bin Ram. J
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      677 6 ■■■lIIJ 1» 1 1 I To-day's Radio m mmm i SINGAPORE LONDON PARIS ZHL 225 metres (1.33 me/s) TRANSMISSION 5 TP.A-2 |U| v (W ZIIP 30.96 metres (969 mcls) pm. pni (iSB 9.51 Me s (31.55 m.) 500 Malay folk songsT a.m. 20 Leading Pn arl 5 30 Tamil musict
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    BRITISH EMBARGO ON FLOUR
    934 7 Japanese Regard It As Provocation TIENTSIN SITUATION STILL AYS Reuter. Tokyo, June 18. embargo placed on flour to-day by the authorities of the British A' Concession in Tientsin has added to the tenseness of the situation, ♦ate* a Japanese ejegram. It is stated that the embargo
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    AXE ATTACK ON YOUNG WIDOW HE "LOVED MADLY"
    146 7 (From Our £)wn Correspondent) Muar, Saturday. AN Indian Mohamaden road sweeper was this morning produced before Inche Haron- bin Ahmad and charged with having caused hurt to Gayah, a female, by cutting her with an axe at about 2.00 pjn. yesterday afternoon
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    BOY BADLY HURT IN COLLISION
    39 7 Singapore, Monday nEUEVED k> have Road Dby a motor «r»»j yesterd ay morning, a flve-yejr v iUd He sustained injured in toe knee left nip abrasions over tn* rK d from a ea r
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    WHAT READERS ARE SAYING
    333 7 RURAL BCARD DELAYS [To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune) Sir-I see from the published reports of tho mcettag cf the Rural Board on t 15th n t that apologies are now beta- made by the Rural Board fo. fj lure to deal with plans and
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    SILVER WEDDING IN NEGRI
    81 7 [From Our On n Reporter] Seremban, Saturday. AVERY fkasunt function held at 'The Cot" 2nd m'h\ Tamain Road Seremban, by Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Lawrence on the.r 25th wedding anniversary. There was a large crowd of relative* and Old friends. Mr. E. V. Xavier in
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    New Federal Councillor
    42 7 His Excellency the High Commissioner has betn pleased to appoint Mr. Archibald Arbuthnott to be an Unofficial Member of the Federal Council during the absence on leave of the Hon. Mr. E. D. Shearn commencing on June l 1939.
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    High Court Ruling For "Labourer" Wanted
    371 7 Singapore, Saturday. PM. Mohamed Noohu was to-day acquitted by Mr. L. C. Goh, the Singapore Fifth Police Magistrate, on a summons charging him as the employer of South Indian labourers at Sir John Jackson's, Ltd., Naval Base, Singapore, with failing to send in to
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    LORRY CRASHES INTO TREE
    37 7 Bimrirrnr Monday. Two Chinese were injured, though not SSsgS3S the t they were travelling crashed into a tr c it Road yesterday afternoon. Both have been admitted into the Tan Tock Seng hospital.
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      63 7 T. t. P. OINTMENT. For Skin Troub'es, Ulcers, Etc. i TCP Ointment is an ideal household ointment, par-icularly for Children. Prepared oy the manufacturers of the famous T.C P Lntion, it has all the antiseptic and healing properties of tne latter. It is prepared in THREE STRENGTHS Mild, Medium and
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      143 7 For Stvie, Comfort, Economy, CONSULT The Oriental Optical O** MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS Heart Office: 162. South Bridge Rd. Branch Office: 348, N. Bridge Rd., SINGAPORE. 11 ill »M^~*^~" M^ I PEARL OF THE C'YSTER. I Medical men successfully pre*I cribe Tyrodone for Anaemia as J nas been exhaustively proved that Tyrodone
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      64 7 I INTERCONTINENTAL AIRWAYS K.N.IK.M ROYAL NETHERLANDS INDIES' AIRWAYS, j ROYAL MITCH AIR LINES, X.L.M EXCEPTIONALLY LOW FARES FOR LUXURIOUS AIR TRAVEL FROM SINGAPORE TO AUSTRALIA; ALL BALI Apply. Office, K.N.IX.M.K.LM. 3-1, Couyer Quay, or to any Rookmg jj Agency in Singapore. I TIBF I'M'll. EXTRA PROFESSIONAL MEETING: JUNE. RITRSC-RIUING MEMBERSHIP:—
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      148 8 Don) miss this outstanding Picture!! I rA t>iTOi 1 POSIT,VELY _____JL L J LAST NIGHT! I IRENE DUNNE more beautiful than ever♦ co-starred for If the first time with I CHARLES BOYER, fresh from his triumphs in "ALGIERS"— I in RKO. Radio's Brilliant production II AFFAIR" j I Special Attraction
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      292 8 ROXY BAR Open 5 p.m. till Midnight j JOAN'S A DANCING VTTT¥gA^fl| BRIDE IN NEW HEART MM DRAMA! B^J^^^HM^^^^^^^ 11 1118 B JO AX C lIA IV FORD MARGARET SILLAVAX ROBERT YOUNG, MELVYN DOUGLAS in M.-G.-M.'s Most Exciting Lov.-Diama. THE SHINING HOI X with FAY BAINTER. j TO-MORROW— ANOTHER GAYEST
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      340 8 ALL ATTENDANCE RECORDS BROKFv i I NOTHING LIKE IT HAS BEEN SEEN BFFORf-I-A MAGNIFICENT FILM".... STRAITS TIMES "NO PRAISE CAN BE TOO GREAT". .FREE PRESS fl "BEST ENTERTAINMENT YOU COULD WISH FOR" TRI BrNF j PAVILION. DAILY at 3 -i 5 6 5 9 5 f r reat For Chm^T^I
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    Malaya To Have A Tamil Musical Academy
    197 9 \From Our Own Reporter] *PoL« June 15. rill advisabiMy of lormirg a Tamil musical academy m Malaya and I aye its centre at Kuala Lumpur is now being considered by IViak Sangeelha Sabha, Ipoh, ard the proposal will be placed for cortn by
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    Indian Garrison In Hongkong
    57 9 Hongkong. June 17. ■THE entire total Indian garrison 1 i v mobilised in full ii-ht of June 15 to while British war(hV ri hi the Hongkong hsrboar departed for the sea. arcluights were also sea resulting in the hi military authorities saicl nanoeuvre was to test
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    MR. EDEN CONDEMNS FORCE
    89 9 Reuter. London, June 18. WE have long since renounced force Was an instrument of ma ,na] prffcy." declared Mr. AnIhom Ldcn. addressing a parade in i m at which S5-ve a rSs son, Mr. M lai„ was present as Second■;,M:\,,t.\ yews." added Mr. Eden. Sus more
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    President Carmona
    52 9 •Tune Carfitf colonies ami to Urican co A on e out h Africa the Union ot s l l™ KingC fe] invitation of the »ng m ak Tan h omcial l Srde« here as an in- but decided reply 1 a"possibiliave speculated on tne v eluding distribution vUai
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    GERMAN CENSUS FIGURES
    51 9 Reuter Berlin, J.une 18 held on May includttion of Greater Germany in amer Austria ?s now 000 Th.c al incmdmg w the Protectorates ot Bonenn** ravia is 86,600,000. shows The ngure for Greater.Germanysno ■rease of 3,200,000 in the past ,m* Principally due to excess of Wmm hs
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    Phoenix Disaster
    57 9 Reuter. don, June 18-Lord Stanhope has telegram to the Mi'.rine expressing the deepest the Phoenix disaster on d Vdmiralty and the Royal Navy ana und sympathy with tne in the losfiv—Reuter. t le lin, June IC.-Herr HiUer *a* hed to M. Lebrun expressing co uces C f the
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    TRAGIC DEATH OF AIRPLANE DESIGNER
    53 9 London. June 18. PLIGHT LIEUTENANT Nicholas Com1 per. airplane designer, was found In Hythe Street unconscious and died in Folkestone Hospital a few hours after admission from a fracture of the base Of the skull. Comper is thought to have been the victim of an
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    Flogging To Go?
    46 9 Reuter. London, June 18. ttHLEN the Criminal Justice Bill comes in the Commons again, a free vote will be taken on the question of abolishing Hogging. The Bill contains a clause for abolishing corporal punishment except in cases of attack on prison wardens.—Reuter
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    Serious Fighting In Shantung
    77 9 Shanghai, Saturday. HOSTILITIES in Scuth Shantung are developing in intensity. Fighting is particularly serious along the Chingki Highway. Despite the support of planes and tanks, the Japanese repeated drives against Chinese positions have been repulsed with heavy Japanese casualties. Fighting in East Linfan is 'also unabated.
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    Lupino Lane and Sally Grey in a scene from "The Lamheth Walk" adapted f.upino Lane and bally Gre? m a .s, Mv fiirl » oneiiinz to-UMMELtt from the famous English musical comedy. Me & My Girl, opening to at the t apitoi, Singapore,
    41 9 Lupino Lane and Sally Grey in a scene from "The Lamheth Walk" adapted f.upino Lane and bally Gre? m a .s, Mv fiirl oneiiinz to-UMMELtt from the famous English musical comedy. Me My Girl, opening to at the t apitoi, Singapore,
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    THE THREAT TO BRITAIN
    742 10 THE people of the British Empire •have noted with contempt but without surprise that the Italian press is highly delighted with the position wnicn has developed in Tientsin. "Britain is in such a fix that it appears she can only get out of it by declaring
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    Will Malaya Close Ports to Japanese?
    882 10  -  JAPAN STRIKES FOR AXIS ■>•«•»— By E.T. HUANG APART from indiscriminate bombing of open towns and cities in Free China, the Japanese, during the past two months, have been adopting defensive rather than offensive tactics in their conduct of the undeclared war on the
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    Bulgaria Wants Cession Of Land
    156 11 Rumania Says "No!" Reuter. Silistra (Southern Rumania), Jun e 19. r ijopcs recently expressed in Sofia that Rumania might offer to T dt part of Dobrudja to Bulgaria as a condition for the hitter's into the Balkan Entente were answered in the negative by the
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    Arabian Emissary Sees Hitler
    38 11 Reuter. Berlin, June 19. IN announcement that Herr Hitler A xl Khalidalhud, King lbn Saud of rprise to-day. mee *j at Berchtesgaden, ..ne! Khaiidalhad had conversation lasted a Nothing is revealed to is rare.—Renter.
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    BOMB EXPLODES IN JEWISH CAFE
    51 11 Reuter. Prague, June 18. Y-NTJfE persons were injured, seriously, in an early morning rful time-bomb explosion in the ol a Jewish cafe in the centre i the city. utrage, like others perpetrated past weeks, is attributed to Czech Fascists Hitherto the police have no; culprits.
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    Axis Naval Pact
    39 11 Reuter. June 18—It is understood that Grand Admiral Raeder and «g. Chief of the Italian Minis- .mc. will discuss npt only al problems but also plans for aeration between the two uvies in case of emergency.—Reuter.
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    Dr. Goebbels "Exploding" In Danzig
    388 11 Reuter. Berlin, June 19. CHEERS which arose every time Dr. Goebbels alluded to Danzig's desire for union with the Reich and the Reich's loyalty to the Free City, when he addressed Danzigers over the week-end, are greeted here as "Danzig's option for the Reich." Dr.
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    Food Must Be Sent
    173 11 Reuter. THERE i s more than one way of making the Japanese lose "face," just as there is more than one way of exacting economic retribution from Japan for the unjustified pressure she is endeavouring to exercise, declares the Daily Telegraph, but it is essential in
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    BRITAIN TO ISSUE A LAST WARNING?
    302 11 Shanghai, June 19. TT is diplomatically learnt in Chungking that Great Britain and France are closely examining the situation in Tientsin with a view to imposing economic sanctions on Japan. The British Government is at th esame time contemplating the extension of a further
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    PARLIAMENTARY CONTACT WITH COLONIES
    168 11 Permanent Board May Be Set Up London, June 18. ompnl y. expected by the press or. the N early Government comprehensive examina- results of the Minister M^ <'<n of the whole machinery f °V TJprmine what and Nicy, as it now exists, in order to deleim
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    Weidmann Dies
    56 11 Reuter. Versailles, June 17. U/EIDMANN, German few of the prison Among lew privileged people to the square was the m one Leblond, n ,P a^ ctim T Cordons of police j Weidmann s vl s t great crowd and mobile guards kepy I {rQm tne •"hich collected we.i
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    ROTARY TALK
    31 11 Mr P R- Noakes is addressing the Singapore Rotary Club at the Adelphi Hotel on Wednesday. He is speaking on The Overseas League and its work In the Empire.
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    LABOUR DEMANDS ACTION
    226 11 Reuter. London. June 18. "JAPAN, doubtless inspired by her friends in Europe, has deliberately and impudently flouted both Britain and her own international obligations," declared Mr. Arthur Greenwood, M.P., Deputy Leader of the Labour Opposition, speaking at West Bromwich to-day. He said it must be made clear
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    JAPANESE RELAXING TIENTSIN BLOCKADE
    403 11 British Companies Resume Shipments 3 VESSELS BERTHED Reuter. Tientsin, June 20. THE British shipping companies, Messrs. Jardine Matheson and Messrs. Butterfield and Swire, have cabled to their Shanghai offices to resume shipment of cargo to Tientsin. Jardine s and Butterfield's "Chengtu' arrived at the British Bund
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    BRITISH SHIPS ALLOWED TO PROCEED
    60 11 Reuter. Tientsin, June 19. THE Biitish steamer Lady Moller arrived yesterday and was boarded at the searching point off the former German Bund, but the only formality was an inquiry as to the name and hag and the name and nationality of the captain, after
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    Soviet View Of Tientsin Developments
    132 11 Reuter. Moscow, June 18. "TIENTSIN, as well as other 1 recent incidents involving the British in China are only an excuse utilised by Japan for the crea tion of a conflict," says a statement in the Soviet Press, breaking the sflence on the Tientsin situation
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    EMPRESS OF BRITAIN CARRYING KING AND QUEEN HOME
    624 12 Safely Through Iceberg Zone British Official Wireless. London, June 19. RETTER'S correspondent aboard the Empress of Britain radioes that the royal liner has passed safely through the iceberg- zone. VVI en the liner emerged from the iceberg zone at 3 p.m. Their
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    THE GARRICK
    102 12 foi.'^wSn"? 1 1^0111 or The Pleasure j Jor a While." an cntertainine Hindus- an film with Miss Sulochan!, one of India s greatest cinema-stars" in the I 11CiP i?U ole ends its season at the I Ganick Theatre, Geylang Serai, to-night l Z° rf l r nces at
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    RURAL HEALTH PROGRESS
    316 12 London, June 16. r pHK Minister of Health," addressing the Rural District Councils Assoeiatkn to-day, said that the progress made in recent years in housing and other public health services in rural parts of the country had produced remarkable results. The eeneral standardised death rale had gene
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    ATTEMPTED GANG ROBBERY CASE
    122 12 \Frcm Our Own Reporter] Penang, June 16. rURTHER evidence was recorded by 1 Mr. A. W. Bellamy, the police magistrate, in the preliminary proceedings of the attempted robbery case in which five men, <l> Ismail bin Rahmansah, <2» Mat Yusoff bin Haji Ismail, (3) Wong Ah
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    STATEMENT ON CHINESE LOAN PAYMENTS
    114 12 Reuter. Chungking. June 19. INTERVIEWED by Reuter m connection with the Chinese press report tha' the Chinese Government will continue payment of principal and interest on domestic bonds secured by the CustomMirplus a spokesman of tne Ministry ot Finance stated that the report was in
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    ITALIAN NAVAL MANOEUVRES
    52 12 Reuter. Rome, June 19. THE First Naval Squuaron under Rear Admiralty Riccardi will leave Naples to-morrow for a fortnight's exercises off Spain. Portugal and Morocco. The exercises are described as normal training. The squadron consists of two battleships, ten cruisers, 20 detroyers end an unknown number "of
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    SIAM BECOMES THAI
    319 12 lFrom Our Own Correspondent] Bangkok, June 17. THE change from "Siam" and Siamese" tc "Thai" is still being keenly discussed. Many local companies have changed their names, which, of course, they found quite a s mple thng to do Thus the Siam j Rrce Co., Ltd., has
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    SCANDINAVIANS AGAINST ANY DICTATORSHIP
    93 12 Reuter. Oslo. June 19. THE peoples of the north live in democracy and react against any form of dictatorship," declared the Norwegian Prime Minister, Mr. Nygaardsvold, addressing a Labour meeting at which the Swedish and Danish Prime Ministers were also present. Mr. Nygaardsvold continued: By their
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    MAN CHARGED AFTER SHOT IS FIRED AT DUCHESS OF KENT
    107 12 A man who was detained by the police following the firm. Duchess of Kent's car outside her home in Belgrave Square- at th < charged with "being in possession of firearms and amm,,,,;, has ***n to endanger life." The Duchess
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    St. Andrew's Mission Drive For Funds
    295 12 JT is hoped to raise between $10,000 and $15,000 during I week from July 1 to July 8 for the St. Andrew's v This was stated by Mrs. B. C. Roberts, organising secretary of the effort, in the course of a speech to the
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    NEWS FROM MALACCA
    16 12 A selection of news for Malacca readers will be found on pajre 16.
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    Night In The Lock-Up
    104 12 Singapore. Saturday J WENT to the polict ~n toaA report but they toW me I m drunk, and put me in the iock-up' Pathiappan. 56-year aid Taafl CO i K plained to the Third. Polic- Ccir» this morning, when charged with beta disorderly in public The
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    RISE IN SALE OF BRITISH MOTOR VEHICLES
    120 12 British Wireless. I London, fine is i OALES cf ail classe; ol motor vehiclein Great Britain for the mm months ended April. 193 j. showed an increase of three per cent. over the corresponding period of last year. Sales of private cars increased
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    JAPANESE COMMANDER'S UNCOMPROMISING ATTITUDE
    98 12 Reuter. Toyko. Saturday. rpHh; Japanese commander in Tientsin E states that the British concession authorities sought an interview with him but he rejected all approaches, becau.se he 'saw no use in the proposed interview now that things have come to paxfi The situation, the commander added
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    LAW SUCCESS
    64 12 YEWS has been received in Singapore +2 that Mr. Chia Kirn 1936 Queen s Scholar, has passed his law part h at Owning hoSs. with first-clas! Last year, he passed the law aualifv He is the son of Mr. and Mis Sim and W Mf, ng ri and
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    PERMANENT MANDATES COMMISSION
    152 12 Renter. Geneva. June II THE Permanent Mandates Otanatfsion has virtually finished its m> amination of the White Paper <' n Palestine. Two meetings were held to-daj which Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald Questioned at length on the the report dealing with immigration, land and constitutional proposals. When the
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    MAN KILLED BY HAMMER
    111 13 m our Own Revorter] Ipoh, June 18. f\TAL accident occurred on A, n Thursday evening near Tan- Tuallan? when a Chinese HL worker was hit on the J P 3 f tn i hammer which fell on h, r! appears that some Chinese ttfre encased in
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    ENGLISH DANCER AT SEA VIEW
    68 13 r. Yin Hotel is providing ex--3 cclleal cabaret entertainment for its *U!'nlv in s w eek 1 I noted young Eng- rs at intervals in some riginal dance numbers lie received well[rom a large gathering i a snake dance, played an important I t his
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    MANPOWER TO BE DISCUSSED IN SINGAPORE DEFENCE TALKS
    345 13 French May Urge Conscription Here tvTx TAT Singapore, Monday. |<ii\AL, arrangements have been made for the Anglo-French staff talks which begin here shortly. No definite date has yet been fixed, the Tribune is officially informed. Delegates from Hongkong, Indo-China. Burma, Ceylon and
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    STOP PRESS
    63 13 Reuter. Shanghai June 19. In a leader on the Tientsin situation the Evening Post, the only American newspaper in Shanghai, urges the United States to stand by Britain and France. The paper states that American failure to co-operate on the technical grounds that America has no territorial interest
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    To-day's New Review
    553 13 KSS might possibly be drawn ie Tientsin dispute by the the Russian Consulate by (Czarist) Russians who are ing with the Japanese in ilia, but Soviet citizens and interests are not directly The protest made by the formaL It remains to b? ether Russia will be lined
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    CHINESE BOY'S AMAZING AIR ESCAPE
    155 13 "PLYING? Why, it's as safe as riding in a trolley ous." That is the opinion of one Singapore houseboy who made his initial ascent yesterday afternoon as passenger in a plane piloted by Flight.Lieut. W. D. Guyler. The flight, which lasted about five minutes, was
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    WOMAN JUMPS INTO KLANG RIVER
    52 13 [From Our Own Correspondent) Klang, June 16—A married Chinese woman jumped into the Klang River from Beifteld Bridge on Tuesday afternoon. The police are patrolling the river, but so far the body has not been found. It would appear the woman was worried over a
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    Maiden Trip Of New Mauretania
    404 13 Reuter. London, June 18. THE maiden voyage from Liverpool to New York of the new 34.000--ton Mauritania began this evening and the vessel was given an enthusiastic send-off by large crowds who lined the landing stage. She is carrying 1.000 passengers, including Sir Peicy Bates,
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    Prison For Parang Attack
    250 13 [From Our Own Correspondent] Muar, Saturday. REMARKING that it was a serious offence to stab a man with a narang, Tuan Haji Nassir bin Haji Salleh, this morning sentenced Badron bin Haji Mustapha to two months' rigorous imprisonment when he pleaded guilty to a charge of
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    DR. FRENCH OLIVER
    46 13 The well-known preacher and lecturer Dr. French Oliver began a series of adcresses at the Memorial Hall last night, when a large audience was present. The subject of Dr. Oliver's address tonight will be "The Mark of th« Beast. Present Preparation for Anti-Christ."
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    SINGAPORE BURIAL FOR REFUGEE
    155 13 Singapore, Monday. THE burial of Mr. Jpmes Israel 1 Lebram, a forty year old Jewish refugee dental surgeon who died at 4 p.m. yesterday aboard the "Conte Biancamano" will take in Singapore to-day. The Secretary of the Singapore Jewisn Relief Committee is taking charge of the
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    ALLEGED ENTICEMENT
    115 13 [From Our Own Correspondent} Muar, Sunday. CHANGAN was this morning produced before Tuan Haji Nassir bin Haji Salleh and the following charge was preferred against him. "That you at or about 7.45 p.m. on June 11 this year at Landaron Estate, Panchor, Muar, were found to have enticed
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    Untitled
    39 13 Municipal Committee No. 2 is unab»e to accede to private requests for the cancellation of coffee shop licence issued in respect of premises in Stevens Road, on the ground of noise nuisance not being substantiated oy any court action.
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    UNITED SERVICES SCORE FREELY IN TOURNAMENT
    490 14 Public Services Law Well Beaten BRIGHT forceful batting coupled with a good all-round bowling performance saw the United Services inflict a crushing defeat over the public Services and Law in a ore-day cricket match played on the padang yesterday. United Services declared at 222
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    ENGLAND XI V. WEST INDIES IN FIRST TEST
    48 14 Reuter. LONDON, SUNDAY. THE ENGLISH TEST TEAM AGAINST THE WEST INDIES IN THE FIRST MATCH AT LORDS BEGINNING ON JUNE 24 HAS BEEN SELECTED AS FOLLOWS:— HAMMOND HUTTON VERITY BOWES DENNIS COMPTON PAYNTER HARDSTAFF WRIGHT COPSON GIMBLETT WOOD (Yorkshire). Reuter.
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    COTTON AND WHITCOMBE SHARE GOLF PRIZE
    100 14 Reuter. London, June 17. IN the Penfold golf tournament. Cotton and Charles Whitcombe each with 18 points, shared first place for prize money totalling £350. Gadd was third with 14, and next came King 13. Adams and Padgham 12 Reginald Whitcombe 10, Perry and
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    To-Day's Sport
    43 14 Scccer: Police vs. Marines (2A) —Stadium P. Brani vs. Mental Hosp. (2A) —P. Brani vVcarnes vs Jacks S.C. (8.H.L.) S.C.C. vs. R.A. (Div. I)—S.C.C. Y. Juniors vfe. Lad Footers —Anson Road. Sime Derby vs. Henry Waugh— Farrer Park. Tennis: Spore championships—S.C.C.
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    WESTCHESTER CUP
    29 14 Reuter. Meadowbrook, Long Island, June 19. In the thi"d and final Westchester Cup polo mutch Great Britain, receiving ten goals beat the U.S. 17—14 in eight chukkers.—Reuter.
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    Malays Beat S.C.C. In Low-Scoring Game
    244 14 Singapore. Saturday. BATTING splendidly A. Foster made 42 runs out of 58 scored by the S.C.C. who played the Malay Football Association on the Padang this afternoon. Amazing bowling marked the game. Club were all skittled out for 58. Ismail Jabbar taking 5 wickets
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    R.A.O.C BEAT INDIANS
    221 14 Singapore, Saturday PLAYING against the Indian Assoc. at Balestier ground to-day, the R.A.O.C. defeated the Association by 36 runs in an innings game. Batting first the I.A. were only able to-compile 72 runs, Goose (R.A.0.C.) doing all the damage capturing six wickets for 14 runs. Scores 1
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    Week-End's Results
    307 14 S.B.A. Junior Championships Singapore, Sunday. fLOSELY contested games were seen to-day at the Haw-Par gymnasium hall when six further ties in the junior championships of the Singapore Badminton Association were decided. Four of the ties went to three sets each. The opening tie of the morning in which
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    Penang In Foong Seong Cup Final
    123 14 SELANCOR JUST BEATEN [From Our Own Reporter] Penang, Sunday. A 6 anticipated. Penang beat Selangor in the 'Foong Seong Cup competition, by three games to two, at the Free School Hall to-day before a tremendous crowd. The standard of play was fairly high j
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    PERAK TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
    79 14 [From Our Own Reporter] Ipoh, Sunday. THE annual Perak tennis championships came to a close this eveninr. when His Highness the Sultan gave away the prizes. Following are the title holders:— Men's Singles: S. J. Scow. Women's Singles: Mrs. Alhn. Women's Doubles: Mrs. Woods an i Mrs.
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    Marquez Knocks-Out Dutch Navy Champ
    394 14 A RECORD crowd assembled at the Deca Park Arena on wSL J i Une 17 the Mexican lightweight champion of Singapore. Ventura m U clash with the ex-Navy welterweight champion of Java, Bostelaar quez After a couple ol pre of which Marquez' &p r *e
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    Inter-Club Ladies Golf
    211 14 Starting times for the Ladies' SociaM Match between the Garrison Golf CM and Island Golf Club, on Thursday a:e| as follows: Garrison player.> mentioned first. 3.45 Mrs. J. A. Allen 10, H M A. R. Bateman. 19. 3.50 Mrs. R. H. H. Stewart i 2,11 McMorin? 17.
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    Y.M.C.A. WATER-POLO
    34 14 The following have b play for the Junicr Depa re. on Tuesday r 4.15 p.m. /M yow Wah Bung, 1 X if& Heng Kee, Chin ban York. Chan Suay Bah. k— Choon.
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    Y.M.C.A. CRICKET
    40 14 The following IW* play Cricket, for j'. again* th Q*j£ Thursday on the s M. U. Mohideen <C*P A. C. Keubn:nn Lazaroo, Neo goca 1 M A Fung Ouan Chye. £5 Wah. S 9 6 Reserves:-Chua V» 1
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    CRICKET SCORE IN WATER-POLO
    74 15 Singapore, Monday. H a handicap of T" ,is the Chinese Swimming w'third team was defeated by 111 flub first team by 18 goals to Amateur Swimming As-,i,r-polo league match, the Chinese Swimming tester** led 11—0 at the inUi lee Kong Lim refereed. day, the Chinese first
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    Alvis Scores Century Against C.S.C.
    267 15 4 interesting cricket tkm >talUlliii the MtJical College Union and the A Ceylon Sports Club resulted in a draw, yesterday. The game was played on the College ground. Top scorer for the lay was L. Alvis j who compiled no less than 107 of his
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    Craik And Black In I.G.C. Final
    86 15 IN the semi-finals cf the Island Gdf Club amateur championships R. Craik beat C. Watson 2 and 1, while T. Black beat J. H. Beeton 1 up. The winner?, Craik and Black thus meet in the final on Sunday which will be played over
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    New Records In Motor Racing Endurance Tests
    76 15 Reuter Lfcmans, June 18. In the 24-hour endurance race, Jean WimiUe and Vevron were first in a buirvi. completing *249 laps covering 3346.10P Idtoiseties breaking the record. Lonis Gerard and Monneret, another French teas were second with 245 lans also breaking the record.
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    Hungarian Table Tennis Stars Playing This Week
    108 15 the world famed tennis players, will atches with local table Wednesday and Friday 3 Great World. .idmissian are 20 cents vnts (chairs). Puran entitled to free eat World. Tickets tit of play at the Great World in le side entrance .natches is as
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    Kedah Win Again
    76 15 Malaya Cup Soccer Our Own Reporter) Penang, Saturday, k... soccer history to-day he defeated Perak in a p encounter by three goals The match was played at 1 1 lore a good crowd. red two goals in the first Ali and Huesein, and addre in the second
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    JOHORE V. KELANTAN
    68 15 Our Own Correspondent] Johore Bahru, Saturday. I al of the Foong Seong Cup tion between Johore and not played on Friday as vers failed to turn up. tan Badminton Association, sent a letter saying that match should be played at town according to the deci3idminton Association or
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    Municipal S. C. Sports
    52 15 Singapore, Sunday, a annual athletic sports oi Municipal Services' Club 'k v u'-ld on July 22 at the Jalan Stadium t 'ill incidentally mark the last J-«ion in which Mr. W. Bartey, Jif- 1 President of the Municipality ftl J <<!> .as Mr. Bartley is due
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    Wooderson Fails In Princeton "Mile Of The Century" Race
    315 15 BLAMES DEFEAT TO INTERFERENCE Reuter. THF "tvi i Princeton, June 17. jnt Mile of the Century Race, run here to-day, was marred by unfortunate incident, involving Sydney Wooderson, the British holder of the world's record for the distance, who made a
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    TO-DAY'S TENNIS DOUBLES FINAL
    44 15 Kamis and Yadi will meet Chua Chocn Leong and Tan Hud; Tt)S to-day in the doubles final of the Singapore lawn tennis championship. rfae match will bo played the S.C.C. court. Charges of admission are 50 cents and 2<t cents.
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    INTER-STATE ATHLETICS
    62 15 [From Our Own Correspondent] Seremban. Saturday. SELANGOR defeated Negri Sembilan in an inter-State athletic match here this afternoon, scoring 31to Negri s zi H /2 points. Negri tied for first piace in the 100 yards race. Throwing the Javelin (Abdulia 133 ft. 5 ins.) and mile relay 1
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    43 15 Singapore. Saturday In a «TiendW game cf soccer played to-ur. at Farrer Park, the S.C.R C drew tffta the R. A M.C. by two goals ah. Anthony Chew and John Then scored for the Chinese, while Davies and Mace scored for the R.A.M.C.
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    English Crew Win Knowles Cup Rowing Race
    246 15 Singapore, Sunday. THE annual race for the Knowles Cup for International Fours was rowed yesterday over the Breakwater Course. The Combined Scottish and Irish ciew, which would have been a strong combination, unfortunately had to scratch, owing to the absence on business of
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    Volunteer Rifle Shoot At Malacca
    139 16 [From Our Own Correspondent] Malacca, June 19. THE following are some of the results of volunteer Rifle shooting competition held in Malacca during the past week. TITANIA TROPHY: 1. H. Q. Wing (205); 2. B. (Chinese) Coy. (185); 3. D. (Eurasian) Coy. (117), 4. C.
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    SPORT AND GENERAL NEWS FROM MALACCA
    528 16 Malacca Go Down Fighting To Services [From Our Own correspondent] Malacca, June 1». A LARGE crowd turned out at Kubu "C" padang on B**m**»9 A the settlement's first match in this season's Malaya Cup tourney. Considering the difficulties in getting together a workmanlike side,
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    ALLEGED SAMSU MANUFACTURE
    155 16 [From Our Own Correspondent] Muar, Saturday. An early morning raid at 12.15 this morning by Chinese Officers who went to Baker Ba'u, Jorak, resulted in the arrest cf Yap Leong Guar, who was his morning produced before Inche Haron bin Ahmad and charged wi<h having been found
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    CRIMINAL BREACH OF TRUST
    173 16 [From Our Own Correspondent] Muar, Saturday. DLEADING guilty to two caarge* of I criminal breach of trust, Abdul Rahman bin Ahamad was this morning fined S5O with the alternative of one nicnth and two weeks' rigorous impugnment, by Inche Haron bin Ahmad. A'odul Rahman bin Ahamad
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    Johore Cycling Race
    236 16 [From Our Own Correspondent] Johore Bahru. ORGANISED by Messrs Othman and Samad. Johore International Cycling members, three bicycle races were run on Friday, the taking off and the finishing point being in front of the Johore International Librerv. whi'e the course followed was a six-mile track on
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF RUBBER
    94 16 [From Our Own Correspondent] Muar. Sunday. SOH HUAY this morning pleaded guilty to a charge of thett of rubber frcm a rubber erCate in Parit Amal at 5 p.m. yesterday evening. It was stated by the prosecution that the accused went to tap rabbi trees in
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    Children Bombed In China, Woman Attempts Suicide
    328 16 [From Our Own Correspondent] Malacca. "HPHE accused has six children. She received news that children in China were by the Japanese so shi h, r caustic st'da on June 12 to end her life. v <rr, "Her husband is wulin. i surety for
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    UNLAWFUL STORING OF RUBBER
    108 16 [From Our Own Correspondent] Muar. Saturday. Koh Teow. a rubber dealer of Panchor. was fined $40 by Tuan Haji Nassir bin Jhaji Salleh, at the Panchor court wrier, he pleaded guilty to a charge of bavin reen found unlawfully tiring rubbr amounting to 35 pikuls in
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    Police Sports In Malacca
    316 16 [From Our Own Correspondent] Malacca, June 19 THE annual Malacca Police Sports were held on Saturday at the Depot ground in brilliant sunny wea- j ther. There was a very large attendance of guests including the j Hon'ble Resident Councillor, Mr. G. W. Bryant, who gave
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    Convicted Of Smuggling And Attempt To Bribe
    244 16 [From Our Onn Correspondent Johor c Bahru, Sunday. /CHARGED with smuggling G pikuls and 67 katis of rubber at about 3.30 a.m. at Tongsan village in Plenteng on May 11, and with offering illegal gratification of $5 to a police corporal who arrested
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    Lull In Batu Pahat Badminton
    152 16 I From Our Ol i Balu fmhv\ K ..i„ pahat BADMINTON player in *U* X are W ondcrin,,hvn«-*P u na yet been taken to orjan >< < jnton ment. The Batu rahat."Jj £5 Association has no. rium \tm\, since the departure of we Mr. N.
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    TAMIL BROTHERHOOD SPORTS
    104 17 Singapore. Saturday. :.ual athletic .sports of the Lherbood Party was held 1 School ground this eveninda -amy distributed the were the rtsults: l t. Ma-salamani, 2. I&ini- hif 1 M. K. Shunmun 1 OUIS. Ponnuaany, 2. m. Marimntta, 2. M. BalaBU»" 1 T Marimithoo, 2. F. M
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    ENGLISH CRICKET
    66 17 London, Saturday. b oi play to-day in the Worthington 101). West Indie; 1W Storytebone C°C 206. Cambridge 101 for 4. Northants 222. Middlesex 91 for 2. Yorka JM Notts 1» [oi 0 Somerai 221 Oxford 1M Earn 156 Surrey 1 1" Sussex 22S Gloucester 110 for 9. W
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    Records In S.R.C. Athletics
    224 17 Fi kVING were the results of the in the S.R.C. sports on Saturday— Results:— yards (scratch): 1, R. Minjoot; 2. Time 10 3 5 sees the weight: 1. C. Meyer; 2, Distance 37 feet 10 inches, yards < handicap* 1, R. Ebert; I GaHston; 3. W.
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    England Beat S. Africa At Soccer
    104 17 Reuter. Johannesburg, June 17. ENGLAND beat South Africa 3—o J »n the first Association football test, to-day. There were 32,000 spectators and the nates had to be closed and hundreds turned away. England's forwards showed brilliant combination and opportunism and sorely tried the South
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    FRENCH TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
    226 17 AMERICA'S NO. I j BEATEN j Reu ter. PARIS, SATURDA V. FOLLOWING ARE RESULTS OF THE FRENCH TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS:— MEN'S SINGLES FINAL Donald McNeill I America I beat Robert Rtggs (America) 7—5, 6—o. 6--3. McNeill's victory came as a big sirprise, as Riggs was ranked as America's
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    Europeans In Serious Road Accidents
    154 17 ONE CRITICALLY INJURED [From Our Own Reporter] KUALA LUMPUR, SUNDAY. JYVO EUROPEANS WERE INVOLVED IN SERIOUS MOTOR ACCIDENTS IN THE EARLY HOURS OF THIS MORNING, ONE ON PAHANG ROAD AND THE OTHER ON PUDU ROAD. A Mr. Geirie, involved in the ino v/ serious accident
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    NEWFOUNDLAND GREETS KING AND QUEEN
    161 17 British Official Wireless. St. John (Newfoundland) June 17. THE usually rather drab city «f St. John is gay with new paint, bunting; and decorations in preparation lor the royal visit to-day. Intense excitement prevails, while a hundred thousand visitors are pouring in by train., car
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    S. J. I. SECOND BEAT R. I.
    218 17 Singapore, Saturday. IT was decidedly a bowler's day this afternoon v/hon the second strings Ol Raffles and St. Joseph* Institutions met on Raffles Institution ground. St. Joseph's won the game with the low score of only 42 runs while Raffles replied with 37
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    Raffles College Soccer
    24 17 THE Raffles College will open their so eer season to-morrow with a match on the padang against the Singapore Cricket Club.
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    Shensi Women's Patriotism
    219 18 Central News. Sian. FORMERLY taking little or no interest in public affairs, Chinese women in Shensi have been playing an important role in patriotic activities since the war. For this change, the Sian branch of the National Women's Relief Association, together with its 51 sub-branches throughout the
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    JAPANESE HAVE ACHIEVED NOTHING OF MILITARY VALUE
    636 18 Result Of Months Of Heavy Fighting War Situation In Hupeh Province (From Reuler's Special Correspondent) With the Chinese forces in Central China. MONTHS of heavy fighting have yielded the Japanese forces in Hupeh practically nothing of military value, I was told by Chinese
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    Chinese Troops Near Shanghai
    156 18 International News Agency. Shanghai. CHINESE troops in plain clothes have arrived in the vicinity of Lunghua in west Shanghai to harass the Japanese troops. Many of these irregulars have made their appearance in Nantao and around Kaochangmiao. The renewal of Chinese activities is confirmed by the
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    Co-Opts For Families Of Soldiers
    323 18 HPHE families of Szechwan men who aro fighting at the front are continuing their farming, but with the assistance of a mutual-aid organisation known as the "Co-operalive for Soldiers' Families." The organisation was devised by a special committee of the Szechwan Pro vincial Government to
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      497 18 Training Army Medical Workers ]\JITH the corporation m the Ministers C f m' and Interior, the Chine* Red Cross Society is conducting an training campaign that will reach every amy me dical worker in Free China Starting its work with the medical staffs of the various military hospitch south ol
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    NOW THEY ARE TREATED LIKE OUTCASTS
    448 19 Congress President Particularly Condemns South Africa's Move Indians Contributed To The Prosperity Of British Colonies Dominions; But (United Press). mm j. Muzaffarpur, June 12. •Hi Motion oi Indians abroad and particularly in British Colonies 1 Dommio*s, has always been one of anxiety for the
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    REFUSED TO BE SET FREE!
    112 19 (United Press.) Lahore, June 13. TIH Police had rather an unusual i ipi ience this afternoon when eleven Kisans on being let off by trial Court refused to be set free and i heir handcuffs removed, they ■listing on going to graol along with I
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    Bank Clerk Shot Dead
    181 19 Outrage In (oranada United Press. Cocanada. June 11. gURPRISED at dead cf night by three men wearing masks and attacked with revolver, dagger and knife, a local bank clerk was the victim of a terrible outrage last night. He is Mr. V. Subba Rao, aged 25,
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    Kalat Makes History!
    194 19 First Matriculates Of The State (United Press.) Lahore, June 9. the universities of the Punjab and Bengal pass out of their portals a total of about 50,000 matriculates and an equal number of graduates and post-graduates every year, the Kalat State for the first time sent two
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    By-Election In Bengal
    114 19 (United Press). Dacca, June 12. SYED Saheb Alam alias Kaaloomian Muslim League candidate, was declared elected in the by-election to the Bengal Legislative Assembly caused by the death of Khan Bahadur Syed Abdul Hafeez from the Dacca central rural Muslim constituency. Altogether there were four candidates. The
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    ARMY INDIANISATION COMMITTEE
    112 19 (United Press). S IP I3imla, June 14. < r Hyat Khar, Premier of i rv 1 »jab, and Sir Eyre Gordon, Federal Public Service Com•t is understood, will be ex--1 (i hy the Army Indianisation Com--1 °n June 20 on wh.'ch date the adjourns to reassemble on
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    470 19 (United Press). Lahore, Jane 12. A GREEING with the unanimous -t* verdict of the jury composed of three Europeans and two Indians, the Sessions Judge of Lahore convicted Mathhews, ex-Publicity Officer of the Railway Department, and sentenced him to two years' rigorous imprisonment for forging: documents
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    Grand Trunk Express Derailed Near Nagpur
    204 19 SEVEN PASSENGERS INJURED (United Press). Nagpur June 12. passengers are reported k to have sustained minor injuries to-day when the Grand Trunk Express was derailed on the Nagpur-Itarsi route ten minutes after the train had left Nagpur station. The accident occurred near the Chindwara
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    RAJKOT REFORMS COMMITTEE
    101 19 (United Press). Rajkot, June 12. ON his return to Rajkot after slaying for about a fortnight at Nat Vernagore, villas£, Durfcar Virawalla presided over the first meeting on Saturday of the Reforms Committee, set up by the State to draft a new constitution for the State. It
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    Forward Bloc Conference
    96 19 (United Press). Bombay, June 14. 'FHE organisers of the fnst All India Forward Woe Radical Conference announce that the Conference will be held in the Sir Oowasji Jehangir Hall, Bombay, on June 2t and 23. Sjt. Subhas Chandra Base, who will preside, is arriving on the morning
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    MUSSOLINI REVIEWS THE TROOPS
    37 20 H Dace, 3igW Mussolini, and the Spanish Minister. Serrano Suner, uattiiins a parade of soldiers in K«mc, on June 7. A close-up view of the soldiers parading before Signor Mussolini and Serrano Suner.
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    FASCIST WOMEN PARADE
    32 20 This picture and the one below, show some of the 70,000 Fascist women who paraded before Mussolini. II Duce witnessing the parade in which the Fascist women took part.
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