Malaya Tribune, 24 June 1939

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    37 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VOL. XXVI- -No. 149. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Saturday, June 24, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1939 !> >
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      144 1 I THE HOME j i MADE BEAUTIFUL BY Sunco Furniture AURORA LTD., 101, VICTORIA STREET, j SINGAPORE. X < I rich and mellow wine P\> \L/|! or occasitas, with a x delicious flavour. No brtV i tor vatae obtainable anywhere. Invaluable as a 1 tonic. K.-.le Agents tn<»crpora».-tl in s
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      341 1 [MADAME PAGE LA* I tt, PICCADILLY, LONDON. 5 DRESSMAKER, DESIGNER J TAILORMADES GOWNS FOR ALL OCCASION* I IN STOCK. FROM:— |$5. $30. 13 BATTKRT ROAD, 1 TEL 6327. SINGAPORE. 1.•■■■•■•>■•■>•»«•••••■•>••»■■•••••• I II II r Imm \W%k 1 1 «(m_swtptM Will A \\tM H I HBbwbßl bw m\\mm&m\m mwm\wmwfflmm^m^m\\m^ EXCITING NEW
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    Street Of 1,000 Fronts
    76 2 AFTER 10 years of service to hundreds f 1 of motion picture companies, the lamed "Street of a Thousand Fronts' at Paramount had its face lifted One hundred feet of the much-pic-tured studio thoroughfare, which consists of false store front and a theatre lever, were razed
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    DOROTHY LAMOUR AT THE ALHAMBRA
    173 2 'THAT great tavouinaudiences. Dorothy Lam >ur, is me star cf "St. Louis Bines," the j*j mount picture now at A 1 ,J and. large audience.- welcomed ber night. v, a. Ever since she sang a song wnici become a Malayan classic, •Moonlight and Shadows," Miss
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    SINGAPORE AFTER DARK
    64 2 CAPITOL: "Lambeth WalkALHAMBRA: "St. Louis Blues. PAVILION: "Next Time I mar. ROYAL: Double Attraction Stager" Shaw. MARLBOROUGH: *Toofani M• EMPIRE: "Hawk ol the GARRICK: "Shadow ol (hi"' 1 \n I HAPPY WORLD: Happj JIM *i■ So They Wen- Marr Glare Theatre arataf Chow Side shou>. \Va>angs. <
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      458 2 I VITAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH \INDIA (Incorporated in England). P. 0. S. N. CCVS SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1939 CORFU 15,000 June 30 I BURDWAN 6,070 July 1 CANTON 15,500 J.uly 14 CARTHAGE 15.000 July 28 X SOMALI 6,8d0 July 28 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Aug. 11 RANCHI 17,000 Aug. 25 X
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      375 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. I iLLoypJ I IS YOUR I LEAVE I APPROACHING I Pleas 2 let us offer you acI commodation on the fasted, I most modern and luxurious I N. D. L. I EXPRESS LINERS I "SCHARNHORST" I "POTSDAM" I "GNEISENAU" I Passage Agents: I LOHMANN CO., LTD., I 124,
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      483 2 THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP COMPANY (1932) LIMITED. Regular fortnightly service betwrer Rangoon, Penang, Port Swettenham, Singapore, Hongkong, Swatow, and Amoy, (Kulangsu). Special cheap return tickets to China for short holiday trips. NEXT SAILINGS:For CHINA For RANGOON "Hong Kheng" July 3, 4 p.m. "Hong iiang" Jun. 30 "Hong Siang" July 17
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      203 2 Fast flightt to BANGKOK ■tTAI DUTCH AM UNES W can save you days! For short, quick frtps_bu«*n*ss or pleasure—go the modtm, sensible way. Fly X.L.M. and say* whole days of valuable time. Singapore is only c hours from Bangkok. Fas< silent, luxurious airliners. Steward service on board. mm SiPfTn:>orc-Ban C
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      8 2 j. I NIGHTS j FIRST I NIGHT MM*»'
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      196 2 Jbrn^mmmmmmm m I DAILY CROSSWORD"! X»«a»* >Kav 'I' j I nHp if ii 1 I CLUES ACROSS: 27 Plat bottomed boat 1 Leap for the season CLUES DOWN 3 Gorgecus indeed. 1. Bits of fights 0 7 Elevated. 2 Clothing. 9. This feeling may be startling. 4 Musical histruu 10.
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    449 3 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Friday. Previous To-day Change RUBBER Steady Steady, Idle Buyer- 83 16 UlB Selers 85 16 85 16 rward July Buyers 8% 8 1 Sellers 85 16 8 5 16 F< rward August Buyers 8 J 4 8 1 Sellers 85 16 8 3 4-Hifi
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    119 3 List Of Current Dividends Sine, apr>i <\ June 23. 5 pm. Company Dividend Book* financial d0M Dat« «x. Dl». J»» .Vtiur. Tin n r *7 3t me 20 10% i -milt Puku iiss Tax 28 June Ki.imat Pulai *"< Ju,ie June 28 June 19 80% Less Tax
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    817 3 Quotations By teaser And Co. MINING Singapore, June 23, 5 p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 3 6 4,Austral Amal 4 6 5 3 Austral Malay 38 40 Ayer Hitam 22 9 23 9Ayer Weng 0.68 0.73 Bangrin 19 20 Batu Selangor 1.18 1.23
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    78 3 Singapore, Friday. Tin at midday was $115V4, unchanged, and the price of Rubber at 4 o'clock was buyers Spot 28% cents, buyers October' December 28 1116 cents, market quiet. Although both London and New York markets were easier yesterday the local market to-day remains steady although conditions
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    EXCHANGES
    25 3 Singapore, June 23. The following are the exchange sfcocl this morning according to the dally circular Issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation.
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    SELLING
    110 3 London TT. 2 3 27 32 London demand 2 3 27|32 Lyons demand 2045 Bwhzeriund demand 240 1 4 Hamburg demand 134 New York demand M 3 10 Montreal demand 54 3 16 Batavla demand 101 3|1 Samarang demand 101 5,a Calcutta demand 155 14 Bombay demand 155 14
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    BUYING
    100 3 London TT. 2 4 1 32 London demand 2 4 1 10 London 30 days' sight 2,4 3 32 London U0 days' sight 2 4 3 32 LoOdOU 3 months' sight 24 18 London 4 months' sight 2 4 5 32 New York demand 34 3 4 New York
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    TIN
    11 3 The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:—
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    RUBBER
    11 3 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:—
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    183 3 8% Maynard Co., LtdU «30,000 int Apr. 30. Oct. SI H 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPALS 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 toX Mar 31 Sept. 30 .....100 101 norn 5? &£S C2r~ >»* 19f «4 »»g f' 000 008 U7% 11» Ci. t% M* r«L cl. At Anr. I.
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    108 3 Singapore, June 24. Ships alongside the Wharves or ex )ectcc. to cinve: Bast Wharf 'Gate 1) Sandviken 22 Main Wharf (Gate 2> Bemna Maru 18; Hilda MolW 16; Glenfinlas 14; Hoegh Silverlight 9; Gorgon 6. Emuire Dock (Gate 2) Silversandal 32; Perak, Cape Sable 34; Straat Malaka
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      34 3 THE EASTERN UNITED TRANCE CORPORATION. LIMITED FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHIttE. BL RGI<ARYi PERSONAL, AtU DENT. WORKMEN'S COM p TION AND VUBLIC I ÜBIUTY INSURANCE. HEAD C FFICE: cwr^C"^ UD CECIL STREET. B Goners Manager
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      145 3 19-25, CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. Telephone: Manager's Office 4512 Exchange Dept. 4513 General Office 4514 Cable Addraw: -FROYINBANK.Head Office, Siaehow. Paid-up Capital (Ch.) $10,000,000 Reserve Funds n $13,000,000 Total Assets (approx.) $108,000,000 Board of Director*: T. L. SOONO iSENG YAIfG TO V C KOO CHIN YIO WOON WO KAI YIN MtO
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      394 3 SELANGOR UNITED RUBBER. The following cable has been received from the Secretaries of the Selangor United Rubber Estates, Ltd.: Board recommend (final) dividend inlvspect of last financial year of three per cent, payable on Aug. 2. To general reserve £2.000. Carried forward subject to audit and usual adjustment"; i.10,042. To
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      490 4 iK/A^^tinzllflfp<nlll^52^^ I CHINESE LADY INTERPRETER, MalayEnglUh essential. Write pay required. Bharat Dispensa r y. Kajang. (567.A) WANTED TRACER with knowledge of Architectural Drawing. Apply Box 709, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (556-A) WANTED CHINESE SCHOOL TEACHER, either sex for Primary School, near Seremban. Senior. Junior Cambridge or Primary Middle Chinese (Mandarin) or
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      613 4 OUR LARGE STOCKS permit an excellent opportunity for choice, however exacting. Penguins, Pelicans, Hutchmsons and Associated Publications, Collins' and Cherry Tree 6d. Novels. Wholesaled and retailed by the City Emporium. 58, Bras Basah Road, Singapore. (559-A) GOVERNMENT PENSIONERS in Malaya are invited to join ihe Union and Provident Fund subscription
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      645 4 WANTED TO RENT smail bungalow or compound house near sea. Particulars to Box 692, Malaya Tribune. Singapore. (504 A) FOR SERVICE, COMFORT, CUI&INE, STAY AT NEW ASIA HOTEL, No. 2 Peck Seah Street, Singapore, with modern sanitation and electric lift. Only Aye minutes from Wharves Railway and Town. Charges moderate,
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      589 4 WANTED BY EUROPEANS': Furnished House, flat or apartment. State number of rooms and rental. Box No. 714, Malaya Tribune, Cingapcre. (-574.A) ROOM VACANT for suitable married couple, Geylang district. Apply Box 711, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (573-A) BUNGALOW TO LET: Unfurnished, 53, Crescent Road, 2 bedrooms and bathl corns, lounge and
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      508 4 Offices ft GoAowns To Let TO LET: Flat, suitable for office. First floor, 59, Klyne Street Kuala Lumpur. Write or phone cio Chip Seng, 107, High Street XL Phone 2438 M7lA> Musical Instruments Furniture For Sale RCA. 22- TUBE RADIOGRAM (used) with Home Recording and Radio Recording in perfect working
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      626 4 J^fessional ly- A trial will conXr y Tu .tion whatsoever. Sr* C i*, w °P* r aFistula and Piles. ft in ?B Thabib A. Md. Hassani Read. Singapore F Al Juni ed J Putitc in the high anm^oT^— STRAIT SETTLE 'viEVr< SETTLENALNT OF SJop Prcbate No. 384 of 1938 RE
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    Youth Killed By Lightning
    254 5 Singapore, Friday. 11 ILK returning to Kranji in a sampan with three others after catching shellfish in the Johore Straits on the afternoon of June 13, a 15-year-old boy Ng Tan Ngip, was struck dead by lightning during a heavy storm. Deceased is the son of
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    ARTS EXHIBITION
    48 5 [From Our Own Correspondent! Taipine. June 23 —An exhibition o£ arts and' crafts of the Malay schools In Perak. will b? held at the Taiping Tow.i Hall on July 1 and 2. The Hon. the British Resident. Perak. Mr. Marcus Rex, wUI perform the opening ceremony.
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    SETTLEMENT OF TRADE DISPUTES
    731 5 Two Important Draft Bills Published JHE provisional drafts of two Bills relating to labour matters are published in the Gazette lor general information and comment. The Bills have not yet been Gazetted for introduction into the Legislative Council. One will provide for the establishment of an
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    54 5 Singapore, Saturday. A Chinese was fatally stabbed last night between 730 and 8 p.m. in Queen Street, collapsing on the liv-?-foot way next to a coffee shop. It is believed that he was confron.ed by a gane one of whom dealt him a blow on the chest with a knife.
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    Cantonese Youths Committed
    266 5 Alleged Daring Robbery Singapore, Friday. JWO Cantonese youths, all ?£ed to have been concerned in a daring daylight robbery on a floor above a druggist's shop in Upper Hokien Street on Apr. 27, v*ere this morning committed, by Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker, to land their trial at
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    Perak Veteran Dies
    53 5 <From our own correspondent) London. June 14. A MALAYAN veteran died this week in the person of Mr. Charles Boaz Tubb of Oxford. Ho was 87 years of age and served with the Ist Buffs Regiment during the Perak Campaign of 1«75-fi when he won the Perak
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    WOMEN TO HOLD BAZAAR FOR CHINA'S ORPHANS
    195 5 Singapore, Friday. IT is understood that the Chinese Women's Relief Association has decided to hold a bazaar at the Great World Amusement Park on July 7 r fci the relief of China's war wails. II will be recalled that two years ago on
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    Alleged To Have Cut His Throat
    76 5 Singapore, Friday. COH AH JONG, a 38-year-old Ham nese, is alleged to have attempte( tc commit suic'de by cutting his throa on board s.s. "Islander" at about 5.3* p.m. yesterday and was removed to hospital where he now lies. Court Inspector Chua mentioned th
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      438 5 NOTICE. <::!ici cf tor and on behalf ur Messrs. R E- l&ihamed lasMm Co. I s.; tar I hereby g ve notice that t nd R. E. Mohamed Kassim Co. has no connection or Interest tsoever in the business carried on by p p a Pakeer Mohan.ed at 15th Seletar,
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      70 5 For Style, Comfort, Economy, CONSULT I The Oriental Optical Co., MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS Head Office: 162, South Bridge Rd. Branch Office: 348, N. Bridge Rd., SINGAPORE. FREE TESTING. PROTECT YOUR TEETH USE RDDDFEN A SCIENTIFIC TOOTH PASTE OF PROVEO MERIT DISSOLVES DIRT, INVIGORATES! THE GUMS. DISINFECTS THE MOUTH AND SWEETENS THE
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      68 5 I SUPERSEDING T/ie 'ftytf to an eniirety new, desian, wtt* spcdaZ c/ias.sis and body /Zoor in a complete welded unit, incorporating all the xcell-known qualities of Austin manufacture. THE Tne avomium-plated radiator front and one-piece bonnet top followed by a sioeepinn line from windscreen to tail strikes a pleasing and
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    PRODUCE
    164 6 Singapore. June 22 R. .Siam. W. Co~ j X ti. iSfc aij v T -.oast Mo. 2 Kovm. R (Siam) W. Coast No. Sp^kSSssis Siam Npw Cro'- No ai S5 Siam New Crop No 1 !}S Siam New C pNo 2 Siam Nol Old Siam No. 2 Old 5
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      288 6 I the wru/u genuine I brush Tmk in design sJ by dental expert* l^^^sw ft m site eaak/ toothbrush that really jCggggJ/lSaAg^^Sa»^ cJ*tM afl the teeth. Tek's patented JlSjli Short Mead fits the arch of the mouth J|l||l§ perfectly and simplifies the "up and down deening so beneficial both to
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      50 6 j- CLOCK WATCH REPAIRS J JTOtV ARE SURE OF EXPERT I SERVICE, WHEN YOU ENTRUST [j ALL SUCH REPAIRS TO iYICK WOH HING 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, (Near Middle Road;. I Contractors for -,he Repair of i Clock.; and Watches to the British! Army R.A.F N'alaya. PHONE NO. 7922. j
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      53 6 THS TRUI TONIC FOOD OhtlMMt of mil Ch«mm« m*4 Stmrm 1 1,,,.. AMAZING por^ pump by "HOMELITE" weighs only 91 lbs. Yet operates on Diesel oil handles 15,000 gallons per hour water thick with sand or mud. ICost cent to pump 1,000 gallons. jSole Agent- SPOT RADIO LTD. j 58,
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      36 6 1 EFFORTLESS EFFICIEiICY BATTERIES CAR STARTING LIGHTING SOLE AGENTS BORNEO MOTORS LTD. S i?*?P? re Malacca, Seremban, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh Penang. Idvt. of THE CHLORIDE ELECTRICAL STORAGE CO, LTD. (Incorporated in England), la. Oldham Lane, Singapore.
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      953 6 I To-day's Radio j SINGAPORE LONDON »°M™ e^a r rshali rm and Michael RKRTIM ZHL 225 metres (l.ij mc s TRANSMISSION 5 m ZHP 30.96 metres (9.69 CSB 9M Mc|s (SLH m.) n.20 %Z-JSt"**' p m WB 15 28 «9., 12 45 E"T d Sports news. Market notes, and ffij
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    Funeral Of Mr. Page
    1255 7 f runeral of Mr Page, one of the #y ,,i the Colony, took place vesterdav aft«J!. lawyers -mU-d. The coffin wa, then convevei LT». aBd n,e cremated in the presen-e ofM ematftr,um rs <" Aden and GledhiU'dThu*? ST J MalT of Messrs Allen and Gledhlll and
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    ALLEGED TRESPASS
    84 7 Singapore. Friday. MUNISHI. alias Chinisr (25) and Attap Hustfn (22) claimed trial this morning in the second police court before Mr Conrad Oldham on a charge that they at 7.25 a.m. yesterday entered into and remained on War department land at 14Vo milestone, Changi, without a permit. Both
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    Should Schoolboys Have Military Training?
    321 7 am ttM Singapore, Saturday, me score that half-measures were of little, if any, value and that I -I™ not tnC right plaCe for im P a rting martial discipline, a lesoiution That semi-military training should be an essential part of a school curriculum" was debated
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    Annamese Bankrupt Discharged
    124 7 Singapore, Friday. jfIICHAEL Tho, 39-year-old Annamese and an employee of Messrs. Moine Compte Co., was made a discharged bankrupt by Sir Percy McElwaine in the High Court this morning. His liabilities totalled $1,958 of which six proofs had been admitted for 51.459. Bankrupt had been for 16
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    SPEED TRAP
    68 7 Singapore, Friday. /"•AUGHT in a speed trap along Dunearn v Road on May 18 while travelling at a speed greater than 30 m.p.h.. Surjan Singh, a lorry driver, was to-day fined $20 by Mr. C. H. Whitton, Traffic Judge. Singh who pleaded guilty stated in extenuation that his
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      107 7 ENJOY YOUTHFUL VIGOUR 3 0 minutes! no ne3d for a lengthy ann treatment lor weeks or f you feel weak or old be»ie young. The lat2st a sreat German Sclent name M.P. PILLS give and immtriiate results of weakness. uMes and loss »> < ntrgy, etc. M.P k quickly or
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      214 7 CONSUMPTION HAS BEEN CURED. A Remedy for Consumption Has Been Found. DERK P. YONKERMAN DISCOVERER OF THE NEW REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION. Marvellous as it may seem after centuries of i'ailure, a remedy has been discovered that ha,' cured the deadly Consumption ':ven in the advanced stages of the disease. No
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      117 7 HE DOES HAVE WELL ALL < SON, BUT WELL-BRED He Si a BOYS DON'T REPEAT v > "V > WHAT THEY OVER- f 1 HEAR GROWN-UPS YES MOTHER. SAY AUNT MARY BUT I'LL NEVER YES, YOUR LITTLE FRIEND IS RIGHT. YOU KNOW, MOST BAD BREATH IS I CAUSED BY IMPROPERLY
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      81 7 A click ok' the sivilcli and tou 9 r«> coo I! INJTAL A Carrier PORTABLE AIR CONDITIONER > We invite you to call at our offices hi Rivfr Valley Road cr at the Municipal TJectric show-I'-om at Coleman St to vifw the air-cendit ioncd demonstration room. SOLE AGENTS: 1 w
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      265 8 Opening TO-DAY 915 PAVILION YOU'LL LAUGH YOUR HEAD OFF AT THIS GRAND COMEDY FUN AT IT'S FUNNIEST LAUGHS ALL THE WAY! ALSO LATEST GAUMONT NEWSREEL J J AND WALT DISNEY CARTOON THE OLD MILL" VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL] ORGAN RECITAL by WERNER BAER Solist: IDA BATTISHILL SUNDAY, 9th JULY, AT 9
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      225 8 A Big Laugh Show for the Week-End! CAPITOL 1 f DAILY at 3.15—6.15—9.15 JHk fIM lijeim HI L A X E ¥11 in The famous VICTORIA PALACE Musical Success "The LAMBETH WAUC WITH SEYMOUR HICKS SALLY GRAY extra: special double British movietone: news with a magnificent record of THE KING
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      505 8 A Great Star comes back in one of her Finest Pictures. fl i < §AQueen, but first—a woman.' j I Garbo «most thrilling romance 1 I john Gilbert lan Keith I Lewis Stone Elizabeth jj I Young I A Metro Goldwyn Maya 1 Picture I Brand New Copy. TUESDAY NEXT
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      223 9 SummeA, Solsl from Thursday 29th June till Saturday Bth July. j l_<lii_?ova A. C«.. Ltd.. i 131. Middle Bond. j mm J No business on Wednesday 28lh June. r GREAT WORLD j AMUSEMENT PARK. j aT% 4 Y\ 4 I>ViMp| TO-DAY AFTERNOON f A IJf |J lj I DANCE 2.30
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      236 9 Is It Chromium-Plating? Then it's THE SINGAPORE ELECTROPLATING WORKS. Where prices'are so low end worKmanship is sunerb. Nfw Address: 221, ORCHARD RD. < OppcsUc LGa vanpgh Head). 4 GOOD REASONS WHY? You can rely en BIOZYGEN YEASTVITAMIN tableU to maintain your HEALTH AND VITALITY. L BIOZYGEN BUILD TISSUES for It
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      90 9 WHITE ANTS f RING 6975 C. P. TAYLOR LIMITED 52, The Arcade. TEL. h E w WOULD DANCE a CMI HI Mm! PALACE. THE LARGEST AIR-CONDITION-ED C ABARET IN MALAYA WITH BAR RESTAURANT ATTACHED Ivitilil DAXtE Nightly at 9.30 p.m. TEA DAXCE (FREE ADMISSION) FVERY TCES.. THURS. SAT. SUNDAY TIFFIN
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      260 9 You have thrilled to the Rhythm of that grand? i <h Blue songs, "St. Louis Blues**. Now thrill to the Screcr.* 'o: i: n;*W* hit Picture I ALHAMBRA daily 3.15,6.15 9.15 P .m. i Hear Dorothy Lamour Sing 4 New Song Hits!;! ALSO "PATHE GAZETTE" Paramount "Paragraphic" and ••Sportlight" I
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    SARAWAK RESIGNATIONS
    741 10 DISCONCERTING news has been published in Malaya regarding Sarawak. Five senior members of the Civil Service have resigned, including the Chief Secretary, Mr. E. Parnell, the Chief Justice, Mr. T. Stirling Boyd, the Financial Secretary and the Principal Medical Officer, and these follow other resignations in the early
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    Will Japanese Now Demand HONGKONG?
    998 10 THE expectation of the Trans-Ocean Agency to the effect that the Japanese Government will demand the surrender of Hongkong as a condition for the settlement of all outstanding problems between Great Britain and Japan in the Far East* i r\L nas ridiculed Surrender Ur as
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    To-day's News Review
    505 10 yyHAT do the Japanese hope to rain by deliberate provocatio i of the British temper? There m several possible motives. One, favoured by the Chinese and many foreign observers in China, is that if the Japanese do not fear actual defeat by the Chinese they know that
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      193 10 I PRESTO LORN MO M I PALL BEARING LAWN MOWERS DELIGHTFI LLY FREE AN I) EASi TO HANDLE —EVER! REVOLUTION A REVELATION OF EASE AND POWER WITH SMOOTH FREE CUTTING. S4. 5 0 SOLE IGENTS: j ROBINSON CO., LTD. SDMMMBE KIALAUMPIR. \3 4\ 111 AAORELLA CHERRY BRANDY We Icome Always
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      40 10 S., dent neglect thf 1 care of your eyrs.ght Ha\- your eye* scientifically exaq&lncd with the latest .mcl most improved instruments and any det«< t propkrly eufrocted by. < s CHONG, Dr. »l Optometry. Everbright Optical Co. 19. HI'LIA STREET. SINGAPORE.
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      5 10 REVIEW! of the WEEK j
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    Air Scrap On Manchukuo Border
    152 11 Soviet Acts Reuter. Tokyo, June 23. DEPORTS »1 a severe Soviet JapaX n< se aerial clash on the Manthuku<an border have reached here through l communique by the Kuamrtunc (Japanese) Army from lung, capital cf Manchukuo. rhe Japanese report alleges that 150 Soviet planes crossed
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    CHANNEL COLLISION
    121 11 London, June 24. IFITH gaping holes in her side the 11,300-ton liner Abosso, of Liverpool, reached Plymouth yesterday, having been in a collision last night, in dense fog. with the cargo steamer Yew Forest of Glasgow, about 22 miles off Ushant, at the entrance to the English Channel.
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    AXIS RACE WITH ENTENTE FOR FRIENDSHIP OF BALKANS
    716 11 French-Turkish Pact Signed RUMANIA DEFIES ITALIAN WARNING Reuter. SIGNATURE of the French-Turkish pact makes the race between the Axis and the peace front for control of the Balkans more close and exciting. Italy is said tt> have countered the move by warning
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    NEW PROPOSAL TO SOVIET
    47 11 Reuter. London, June 24. FRESH instruction have been sent to the Ambassador in Moscow and it is hoped there will be early meeting with M. Mclctov, writes Heater's diplomatic correspondent. Lord Halifax saw M. Maisky last night and made clear the Biitish standpoint.—Reuter.
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    King's Reply To Loyal Addresses
    481 11 London, June 23. J IIS Majesty has sent the Commons the following reply to the House's loyal address on the Roya: homecoming:— 1 thank you sincerely for the address and loyal affectionate greeton the return of the Queen and myself from our journey, in the
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    Placating The Silver Block
    113 11 Reuter. Washington, June 24. THE Treasury has offered to extend for six months its present buying price of 64 e4 cents an ounce for domestic diver according to Senator Barklev. The of.er is mr.de to Senators of the 80-CAllcd Silver Bloc who have been delaying important
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    SILENCE IS GOLDEN
    28 11 Reuter. Berlin June 24.—1t is now stated that Herr Hitler will not make a speech when he reviews ex-service men at Munich on June 25.—Reuter.
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    GOEBBELS PROMISES COLONIES
    154 11 Threat To Poles Reuter. Berlin, June 24. j to several thousand 0 busmen at a mass meeting, because foreign politics concerned the triages," Dr. GoebbcLs declared that Germany's cry for colonies was "for your sake, that you and your children may live Germany wanted colonies and raw
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    "Last Post"
    77 11 As guns of the Fleet boomed a final salute, a memorial service took place ever the spot where the submarine "Thetis" lies, forty miles out from ■hare, in Liverpool Bay off the west coast of Britain. The service was C niluctcd from the minesweeper "Hebe," which tarried relatives
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    PUPPET REGIME STATES DEMANDS
    157 11 Tientsin Tension British Wireless THE Japanese-sponsored provisional Government has sent a ijgt Of demands to the British Con-ulate-Generai. <li The immediate handing over cf terrorists and communist elements within the British Concession. CM Co-operation in Japans currev t nottey, including the prevention of tho circulation of
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    DEATH FOR SMUGGLING CURRENCY
    38 11 Reuter. Rome. June 24. BILL has been prepared enact in«r 1 he death penalty for major offences against the currency laws. All such offenders will be clear will, by the Ministry of Finance. —Reuter.
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    And Now TSINGTAO: Anti-British Demonstration
    68 11 Reuter. Shanghai, June 24. TSINGTAO, former German concession, is the latest city to be affected by the anti-British movement in North China. /.nti-British posters have been affixed to buildings, including the British Consi'late and business houses, while Chinese and Russians are being compelled to participate
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    No Ultimatum At Swatow Say Japanese
    132 11 Reuter TOKYO. JUNE 22 HTHE FOREIGN OFFICE SPOKESMAN A REFERRED TO THE JAPANESE REQUEST TO FOREIGN WARSHIPS TO LEAVE SWATOW AS "FRIENDLY ADVICE" WHICH HAD BEEN "GROSSLY MISINTERPRETED ABROAD." THE JAPANESE ADVICE, HE SAID, HAD BEEN GIVEN IN A FRIENHLY SPIRIT TO PREVENT INCIDENTS.
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    NEW ZEALAND AGENT INSULTED
    138 11 Reuter. Tientsin, June 23. Mr. Cecil Davis, who yesterday alleged to pass the barrier without being particularly molested, became to-ciav the latest victim of the Japanese searchers, while seeking admission from the German Concession, he was tcrced to strip despite the declaration that he was honorary
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    M.P.'s Demand Strong Action On Tientsin Outrages
    408 11 London, June 2X [Hi: British Government will be pressed, in the House of Commons on Monday, io take sLonger measures against the Japanese action at Tientsin, which Mr. Chamberlain described n the Commons to-day as "intolerable insults," though he did lot think, in
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    Food Markets Closure Urged
    129 11 Reuter. London, June 23. THE Journal of the Food Industries Weekly says that action will not nooH Io h'> taken by the Governmen' regarding Japanese salmon 'because Japanese agents in London have now decided tknl there is practically no possibility of this surplus being shipped here."
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    STOP PRESS
    114 11 Reuter. Tientsin, June 21. Mr. Jrrmioon (Biitish Consul) ha« lodged a «tiong written protest againrl ye ierdaya incidents but d SS not m ution the names of the persons implicated. The ilavis incident (1 to-day occurred at the same barrier at yeste. day's incident. Al\.er replying in th?
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    Electrocution At Tientsin
    59 12 Reuter. Tientsin. June 23. The first authentic case of electrocution of a human was reported this morning when two foreigners saw the body of a Chinese on the live wires skirting the Concession. As a sequel to the search of the lighter tied un along the Britisn
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    Success Of The Royal Tour
    207 12 Reuter London, June 23. rpHEIR MAJESTIES are unehalleng- ably entitled to feel that they have helped to write one page of their country's history and won for themselves an illustrious place in the story, declares The Daily Telegraph in an editorial article on the triumphant
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    MILLION DOLLAR POLICE DEPOT IN K.L.
    154 12 [From Our Oun Reporter! Kuala Lumpur, June 23. BEFOItE the year is out, should sufficient proeresi be made, the new SI 000,100 F M.S. Police Depot in Rifle Range Road, Kua!a Lumpur will be completed and the buildings wUi in oicupat on. The new
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    WILL RUBBER BARTER IMPROVE THE PRICE?
    712 12 Details OfThePlan Signed In London Reuter. 1 EIGHTY thousand tons of rubber, costing £(3,000,000, will be exchanged for 600,000 bales of cotton, according to the barter ai>reerrent between Britain and the United States. The rubber will be released in an increase of the export
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    AIR MAIL
    16 12 An Imperial air mail is expected this afternoon and another is due on Monday.
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    R. A. F. BOMBERS VISIT IPOH
    45 12 Ipoh, June 22. bombers of the R.A.F. in SingaW pore landed yesterday morning it the Ipoh Aerodrome. The planes came from Alor Star and after refuelling took off for the South two hours later. Squadron Leader headed the flight.
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    JAPANESE OVERREACH THEMSELVES
    153 12 Reuter. Paris, June 23. RECENT events in the Far East have had the effect of involving the United States in the defence of democratic rights there, according to M. Donnadieu writing in L'Epoque. He says: "Germany and Italy pressed Japan to create an incident in China with
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    Mob March Into The British Concession In Tientsin Feared
    228 12 Reuter. Tientsin, June 23. PRECAUTIONARY measures in the British Concession have been tightened up following reports of an anti-British mass meeting to he held in the Japanese-controlled area in the afternoon when it is feared an attempt might be made to
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    JAPAN WANTS BRITISH CO-OPERATION!
    66 12 Reuter. Tokyo. June 22. FACED with a barrage of questions on Tientsin at a press conference, a Foreign Office spokesman failed to make the attitude of the Japanese Government any clearer. He is understood to have said: '•What we want is British co-opera-tion. "For further definition
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    SWATOW BLOCKADE NOT RECOGNISED
    461 12 BRITISH SHIPS TO ENTER PORT Reuter. Hong} oug officers have advised British shipping compj mence sailings to Swatow. This is despite I that no foreign ships should enter the port. The blockade has not been recog- nised by British authorities and H.M.S. Scout and Thanet are
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    Medicine Stamp Duties Retained
    254 12 Reuter. I London, .June 2:; JN the II OUSe ot ('<,) day, giving way to critici«. Members. Sir Job, > r) an, o,, ;r d i,r I stage ot the Bill tl j medicine .-tamp duties v hj c i intended to n peal v for
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    NEWS FROM MALACCA
    16 12 A selection of sews for Malacca readers will be found on page 16.
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    TENDERS ACCEPTED
    46 12 The tender of the Oversea Stiort*» Co. of $20,700 for the erectwn oi Grade 3 house at Ridley Park bast**" accepted by the Singapore Improvement Trust. A tender of $72,300 bj tre firm has been accepted for erect** 78 houses off Balestier R 08
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    Shake Up In The Malayan Agency
    115 12 [From Our Own Correspondent London. June. MTN the course of the past few months actively spent in exploration. Mr. G. E. Cater, the Malayan Agent, has acquired sonic pronounced ideas on the potential usefulness of the London Agency. H( told me that he is
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    Australia's Defence Programe
    61 12 Reuter. Canberra, June 23.—Australia's, three year defence programme will be increased from £63,000,000 to £73,000,000, announced Mr. Street, Defence Minister. Of this amount* £31,000,000 will be spent in 1939 40 and allocations are now being prepared for its inclusion in the budget. About £21 000.000 will com**
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    Customs O.D.O. On Perjury Charge
    92 12 [From Our Own O Seremban. A CHINESE Custom A Lai Seng was char--Hon. Mr. Justice Cusvr 1 with giving false evidence criminal trial in the Tamp"' liX .ea on It was alleged that ttu aci Feb. .6. giving evidence r cution in a case against
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    THIRD DAY OF DEFENCE TALKS
    303 13 Singapore Saturday. \V ELL-INFORMED circles here are fi f opinion that the show of Anglo-French military solidarity proby the defence talks which are carried on in Singapore, with in British French high i avy and air ofßeeri attendia to a great extent influenced "vents ot
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    LIKED TO COMMIT CRIMES
    107 13 [From Our Own Reporter] Ipoh, Jure 22. IF h5 doesiVt get Ured he loses in the I Ion" run," remarked Mr. P. P. Radchffe in the Police Court yesterday when he sentenced a Malay who haa 23 previous convictions to six months rigorous imprisonment and one
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    14 13 A Gazette notification says that the Dim "Tcofar Queen." has now been released Tor
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    Alleged Murder Of Lover's Husband
    385 13 [From Our Orvn Reporter, Kuala Lumpur, June 22. THE suggestion that there were two possible motives for the murder was made by the prosecution at the Selangor Assizes before Mr. Justice Musa yesterday at the trial of a Tamil youth who was charged with the
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    Former Detective Jailed On Bribery Charge
    118 13 [From Our Own Reporter} Penang, June 23. a HAVE considered the evidence In this 1 case very, carefully. I have come to the conclusion that there Is ample evidence to (how that the accused did de mend and receive $2 from the complainant and
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    GARDENERS' SONS TO TRAIN AS ORGANISTS
    105 13 [From Our Own Reporter] Ipoh. June 21. SINCE the visit of the Bishop of Singapore to the Chinese School on M~. A. C. J. Towers' Tasek Estate, a further donation of $10 towards the purchase of a harmonium for the school has been received
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    HOME MARKETS
    67 13 Reuter. London. June 23—On the Stock Exchange final prices were above the lowest owing to a small rally. Early dullness was induced by reluctance of operators to extend commitments prior to r he week-end. Yesterday's rally in silver was carted further to-day, the price advancing three-sixteenths to 19-7
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    13 13 Reuter. Dublin, June 24.—The untitled Govern has banned the Irish Republican vrmy.— Reuter.
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    OFFICIAL STATEMENT
    158 13 On The SARAWAK I Resignations Reuter. LONDON, JUNE 21. FOLLOWING I HL RECENT RESIGNATIONS OF FOUR OFFICIALS OF THE SARAWAK CIVIL SERVICE, THE SARAWAK GOVERNMENT OFFICE IN LONDON HAS ISSUED A STATEMENT DENYING THE REPORT THAT THERE WAS UNREST IN THE SARAWAK SERVICE. The sta' < m at
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    K.L. Wedding
    170 13 The msrriage of Mr. A. Vijiaratnam .nd Miss C. Rajcswari, the third daughter oi Mr. S. Cnellaihamby and the late Mrs. Chellathamby of Kuala Lumpur, was solemnised according to Hindu rites fi* the bride's res'dence In the presence Of a host of relatives and friends on Sunday. The
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    DEATH OF WELL KNOWN MALAY
    70 13 [From Our Own Reporter] Penang. June 23.—The death occurred ol Mr. Mohamed Sheriff bin Abdullah, a well-known resident, at his house at No. 102-H Sungei Pinang Read on Wedne day night at 9 p.m. after a long illness lasting over six months. The deceased, who
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    PENANG HILL RAILWAY MURDER CASE
    145 13 [From Our Own Reporter] Penang. June 23. AS a BBonel to the decision ot the Criminal Court of Appeal which irdered the re trial of Hazara Singh on a charge of murder, additional evdence ras recorded by Mr A W P.eltamy in pre ninary proceedings,
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    INFRINGED TRADE MARK, FINED
    95 13 [From Our Own Reporter] Ipoh, June 22 AN interesting criminal case was 1 heard in the I?oh Second Ooort when judgment v.as given in favour of A. M. A. Nainaiu Sahib and Company of No. 30. Tre?cher Street, Ipoh a?.ainst a Tamil of Kampong Java. Ipoh
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    BISHOP OF SINGAPORE
    73 13 [From Our Own Reporter] Penang, June 22. THE spacious lawn of the premises of the Rev. H. J. Paine was the venue of an large gathering yesterday which entertained His Lordship the Bishop Basil Roberts of Singapore, who is on a visit here, to tea. The gathering,
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    PROMOTION EXAM.
    32 13 {From Our Own Correspondent] Taiping, June 2?.—About 17 Grade 1 md 2 clerks in Taiping. appeared in an examination at the Council Chamber before the General Clerical Service Promotion Board.
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    MEDIATORS' PROPOSALS REJECTED
    221 13 Strike Deadlock 'atuHnv. DEADLOCK was reached yesterday in the negotiations to effect A settlement of the ouildice labourers strike wh« the«npg«» refused to accept the scu.e of w*ges Lav Boh ran and How Say Huan of the China Relief ewa o r.jittee. Enquiries made at 10 am
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    Johore Badminton Tourney Begins
    306 14 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Friday. THE Johore Bahru district badmin- ton championships began this morning when three junior tics were played off at l|ie Ayer Molek Malay School court. Undoubtedly the best match of the morning was the opening tie between Wong Peng Kow.
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    To-day's Sports
    65 14 Soccer: M.F.A. Res. vs. Manchesters Res.—Stadium. Minesweepers vs. V.M.C.A. <2B) —N. Base. S.C.F.A. "B" vs. Naval Police (2B)—Police. Badminton: Spore championships— C.IT Cricket: S.C.C. vs. Genuang C.C.— S.C.C. Raffles Inst. vs. SR.CR.I. M C.IT vs. Gordons— M.C.U. V.M.C.A. vs. A.P.C A P C A.C.S. vs. C.S.C. 2nd— Balestier.
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    Von Cramm Back In London
    53 14 Reuter. London, June 24. IN the Queen's Club grasscourts lawn tennis champienships, the German international yon Cramm, made his first appearance in London after two years In the semi final he beat the American Robert Riggs 6—o. 6—l, and meets Ghans Mohamed, the Indian, in
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    SINGAPORE'S NARROW WIN AGAINST JOHORE IN CUP
    816 14 Sultanate Lose By Odd Goal In Five SOCCER SINGAPORE 3. JOHORE 2. Singapore, Saturday. £ONTRARY to expectations, .lohore yesterday went down to Singapore in their Malaya Cup clash by only the odd goal in five, the game being packed w=th thrills especially in
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    The Raffles College Seniors soccer XI that beat the untitled clear goals yesterday in a game that was productive at »•„"•, i terludes. hUm 1 in
    25 14 The Raffles College Seniors soccer XI that beat the untitled clear goals yesterday in a game that was productive at i terludes. hUm 1 in
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    Crowd Invades Field, Free Fight Results
    420 14 Singapore, Saturday friendly soccer match played yesterday on the S.H.B. padang between a learn selected from the Business Houses League riei n and the 5.H.8., ended in an exciting and dramatic fashion. Spectators, who numbered more than a thousand, swamped the goal area of
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    Seniors Beat Freshmen In Game Of Laughs
    400 14 R.C. Annual untitled R.C. Seniors.. 9 R.C. Freshmen.. 0 |£ISTORY once again repeated itself on the Rattles College ground yesterday evening when the annual soccer match between the Seniors a; c Ftafr* men resulted in an overwhelming win for the Seniors who scored
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      45 14 TIDE-TABLES TO-DAY Huh Wale: 3.02 a.m. 8.8 ft. 4.06 p.m. 8.2 ft. Low Water: 9.32 a.m. 2 ft. 10 02 p.m. 3.5 ft. TO-MORROW High Water: 4.12 a.m. 8.2 ft. 5.03 p.m. 8.1 ft. Low Water: 10.31 a.m. 2.9 ft. 11 23 p.m. 3.4 ft.
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    S.R.A. "A" Team Win Pistol Shoot
    79 15 Id was held at H.Q., S.V.C. v and the following teams H M S. Kent, S.S. Polic-3 DeTrading Co., Singapore Rifle \V Team were the winners of 25!» closely followed by B' Team. tual aggregate (handicap) v as won by C. S. M. Edkins
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    SELANGOR MALAY SCHOOLS SPORTS
    227 15 cur Own Reporter) la Lumpur, Thursday. ITIS the Sultan ofSelan- >al Suite ere among representatiit !.eritn ssed the eleventh anisjal drill »nd HUM competition of v or Malay Schools on the •n this evening. seven schoo*- r m Seed in the i zli wis Ulu Sam
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    BASKETBALL TOUR TO D.E.I.
    86 15 i Athletic Association, Singasending their basketball Dutch East Indies for a c{ies in aid of the Coins ■nil leave on Tuesday next, first time a Singapore team is visting the D.E.I, is being led by Mr. Aw Pres'dent of the Sinua- ill and Volley ball Also--11
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    FIRST TEST TO-DAY: TEAMS
    35 15 2?ST TEST MATCH BEr, v ENGLAND AND s !f '*OIES CRICKETF > WILL \T LOaOS. WES INDIES Grant Jeff Stollmever Headley Sealey Cameron Ccnstantine Hylkm A/r rtindale Clarke Weekes 12th man Gomez.
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    Harvard Beats Yale In Boat Race
    29 15 Connecticut, June 24. r Vale by one and a half annual boat race yester,;l<rih succession time over ler. 20 mins. 48 2;5 uzes.—
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    To-Day's Racing Card At Kuala Lumpur
    705 15 sweep will be drawn on race nine. RACE ONE 2.15 p. m. HORSES-Class 3—Division 3-5y 2 Furlongs 0 3 0 MONATOEN LAZE Van Breukelen 21 4 DISTINGUISHED fcg C."? Choy and 6 00 0 STAYBRITE q t*. C *L ong Hobbs 30 3 CISCARA
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    Selections
    46 15 (Malaya Tribune) Following are selections for this afternoon at Kuala Lumpur: Race I—DISTINGUISHED. Golden Blaze. Race 2—GREYPION. Blossom Time. Rice 3—THANKS. Bai Tabarin. Race 4—GLITTER. Bu. Race S—BLUE PETER. Measure. Race 6—MADAM. Empress. Race 7—FLYING COLUMN. Smoke Preams. Race B—BEANO. Sang Ayah. Race 9—RECOVERY, Squeeze.
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    TABLE-TENNIS VISITORS SWEEP BOARD
    188 15 Singapore, Saturday. MAKING their second appearance in Singapore, Szahado* and Kelen, the Hungarians table tennis stars, won all their matches played at the Great World Hall last night. Kelen defeated Loh Kum Soon (Singapore champion who Szabados or* Wednesday), 21-13 21-12. In tht douc"~> K»Jen and
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    ENGLISH CRICKET
    149 15 Reuter. London, June 23. Derby beat Leicestershire nine wickets. Leicester 126 and 124 (Townsend 5 for 45). Derby 197 (Smith 5 for 64) and 54 for 1. Surrey v. Oxford abandoned as a draw due to rain. Surrey 234. Oxford 133 far 1. Lancashire beat Worcester by seven
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      379 15 Few lads escape these painful erup- of sound flesh and new skin, tions, to some they are a constant and Cuticura \s the ideal first-aid and humiliating plague. If you have a son healer for cuts, grazes and all skin so afflicted, bathe the boils frequently injuries. No germ can
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    Sport And General News From Malacca
    384 16 Park Watchman Heavily Fined \From Our Own Correspondent] Malacca, Thursday. AFTER a lengthy hearing, the case in which Rahim bin Nas, a A watchman of the City Park, was charged with vcluntanly causing hurl with a dangerous weapon to another watchman, was concluded in
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    To-day's Cup Match
    55 16 \From Our Own Correspondent] Malacca, Saturday. MALACCA lias ha a a pisce of bad luck in th 5 match against Negri in that Low Ah Sang, regular custodian cf Malacca and hen of the las! cuptie against the Services if unable to travel down to Seremban H.
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    Municipal Meeting
    413 16 [From Our Omm Correspondent] Malacca, Thursday. AT the Municipal meeting held yesterday the following are the President's remarks: The number of infant deaths shows a marked increase—32 as against 1 J in the previous nu nth Five of these infants v ere not really resident in the Municipal
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    Malaya House
    47 16 (From our own correspondent) London. Juno 14 Recent visitors to Malaya include:—Mr. W. F. N. Bridges (Surveyor General.; Mr. E. Moule (SS Police!; Mr. G L Miller iFMS Ra'l ways); \ir. a. c. Cunningham Pertirtau (Police); Mr. F. Wallace (Policeand Mr. A C. Jameson. Bruas
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    Girls' School Sports
    36 16 [From Our Onn Correspondent] Malacca, Saturday. The School Sports of the Methodist Girls' School, Malacca will be held at Eickley Park on Friday. June 30. Mrs. A. Williams will give away the prizes.
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    Inquiry Into Double Drowning Traged
    185 16 \From Our Own Corrt pondc Malacca, Jane 23 THERE was a sequel to the drowning tragedy in on June 8. when two Chinese boys lost their !iv< s, ii ner's Court, when Mr. Rappoport, the Coroner, held the deaths of the two boys, whose names
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    Inter-School Sports
    97 16 \From Our Own QprrespNfetf j In the inter-schoo] spirts In tion with the Bail S and Clarke Cup [or the following an specified: 120 yards High Hard; w Kodrigues: Second String Step: lan. 440 Yard.-: Gopal Dass; SecondStro( G. Louis. 100 Yards Sprint G pal Dass S I
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    What The Stars Foretell
    247 17 yOli ALL READERS♦ J J ua unsettling in flu- ;>! to day. It would be S ni n ouict time, and 5 i*p:cutllp by voter. f v>uxt motor. use 2 tujiiance as read 3 •<> ndicoted. Don't 2 I letters. rirLXCES. F-bru- 2 '/".•i 20. A
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    OCCULTIST PREDICTED SARAWAK EVENTS
    159 17 TH! death of Lord Inchcapc, which was announced onWed>da\. was one of the forecasts by hbya's k-ading Occultist. Prof. K. Mamam. .c;.pe before htr marriage Leonora Margaret Brooke, eld- of the Raiah of (Sarawak. P fes 'Ol recently gave a life readthe present Raia Muda of
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    Car Thefts: 4 Chinese Arrested
    45 17 Singapore, Saturday, c have been arrested by :h Road police, alleged to k °jen concerned in the theft oi :ars near the Happy Wor.d. district. believe they are members uho have been responsible '•'of several motor cars dur- few days.
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    ARTIZANS' RENTS
    25 17 *c Improvement Trust has f d not to increase the rents of dwellings at Balestier institute inquiries regarding r tenants and then recontiOQ
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    705 17 YEAR OF HIGH ACHIEVEMENT Singapore, Friday. yjIAT 1938 was a year of steady progress and high achievement in all phases of school life and a l.oteworthy feature of bhe school daily Lie is the interest taken by the boys in the daily newspapers, were two of the
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    235 17 Singapore, Saturday. AMAZJNG tricks, illusion and telepathic wonders were witnessed last night at the Victoria Theatre \vhen Professor Marvelly, a world-famous illusionist, hypnotist and exponent < f Occultism, demonstrated his rare gifts to a good audience which included the Consul-General of China. Mr. Kao
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    105 17 Inspired by the success of the China Shop at Cambridge, which ran for a very profitable week in February, the Cambridge China Relief Council has been formed, embracing the various town and varsity religious, political, and social bodies. A new China Shop has been opened in
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    175 18 Chungking. fTOINA waxes stronger and stronger while Japan waxes weaker and 1 weaker," confidcrtlv declared General Chen Cheng, Minister W the Department of I'olilical Training of the National Military Council, a reception given to the local cultural leaders and newspaperman. General Chen, who had just
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    156 18 Central News. Shiukwan. BLGGARS and vagrants in Kwangwill be taken care of by the government. A set of measures tor thp relief of these idlers has been adopted by the 35th meeting of the Kwangtnnc provincial Government held recently. Registration of the idlers will be
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    223 18 Kunming. UNDER thr direction of the Yunnan office of the China Tea Corporation efforts are being made to mv prove the tea industry of the province. Besides increasing the production of the article and extending its markets the corporation is now planning to mark off
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    250 18 Kwangchouwan. CHINESE troops in Hainan Island and guerrillas within the Japanese L -occupied- area are instructed to renew their attacks on towns und'r tnemv control, and during the past several days, according to a Hsurnen report, the people in Leichow Peninsula
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    66 18 Shanghai. CHINESE cartoonists throughout the country have turned their pens to use against the Japanese. Scattered in various war areas, hundreds of them are now painting posters and handbills for propaganda purposes. Others, remaining in the rear, are turning out volume after volume of cartoon
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    296 18 Course Of Future Action Outlined TiiiS recent report stating that Chinese war have been estimated at 2,000,000 as against L,(X part of the Japanese is considered favourable to < of the admittedly superior equipment of the ene According Io
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    68 18 Stiaokcan. CHINESE planes t conducted several i during the past several day.- DtUuo the damage are not availabli aiuy M the Chinese planes wncein.^ea^J enemy aerodromes and m lishments. Japanese provision warefi bit by incendiary bombs ported to have been troyed. Japanese troops and cians are
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    87 19 Karachi, June 14. THAN BAHADtH GABOLE, Deputy II sy of the Sind Assembly, hid I bitter experience to-day when the iitt i!' which he was ascending, Midden U -lopped between two walls. >lr Gabole and the liftman were cased to 'he point of suffocation fur* honi
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    207 19 Congress Governments To Take United Action QUESTION WILL BE MADE AN ALL INDIA ISSUE (United Press). THF p n <„., r- Bombay, June 17. thain P £°r re^° of The Bombay Chronicle understands the eiirhi «_J Rajendra Prasad Congress President, has instructed all he
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    319 19 STATISTICS TO BE COLLECTED (United Press). Simla, June 16. V STATEMENT issued by the Government of Burma to-day says that the Government of Burma have recently been in correspeciencc with the Government of India on the subject of Indian immigr;<ti(»r into Burma. tar of urgency the
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    73 19 (United Press) Karikal, June 16 By on order of H. E. M. Louis Bonvin, Governor of French India, published in the government gazette, the Government of French India have prohibited export of scarp iron. However licences can be granted to individuals on application to
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    132 19 (United Press). Simla June 17. THE 1.C.5., the world's highest paid Civil Service, protests against the Indian income-tax rate which is among the lowest in the world, lures the local correspondent of The Amrita Bazar Patrika of Calcutta. It is understood that the Civil Service
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    333 19 (United Press). Madras, June 17. rIE Madras Government proposes to tax the private buildings which are rented out to local bodies and used for educational purposes. At present such buildings are exempt from the tax. Legislation for taxing such buildings is likely to be introduced in
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    237 19 (United Press). Peshawar, June 17. THAT Congressmen are free to join the reception to be given to Sjt. Subhas Chandra Bose in their individual capacity when he arrives here to-morrow morning, but that the City Congress Committee, as such, will not accord him any
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    78 19 FOREIGN OFFICE ORDERS ENQUIRY (United Press). Bombay, June 15. MR. DARWESHALI, representative. of the Indians in Belgian Caiigo, has received information from London that the British Consul-Gene-ral in Belgalian Congo has been instructed by the Foreign Office to so to Ruandi and Urundi to make investigation
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    125 19 (United Press). Aligarh, June 17.—With a view to training educated youngmen in iournalism, the Aligarh Muslim University started last year a coaching class in journalism as an" experimental measure, and the popularity of this class has encouraged the authorities to take steps to develop it further
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    256 19 (United Press). Simla, June 17. INTERESTING light is «hrown on the effect of prohibition policy now being pursued in various parts of India on customs revenue in the latest returns cf Indian Customs Revenue for the months of April and May. In the year 1937, a sum
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