Morning Tribune, 13 June 1939

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    12 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE ■NO. IK SINGAPORE. TUESDAY, June 13, 1989. rive Cents.
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    REMIER'S ANGRY OUTBURST
    635 1 Resentment At "Very Offensive Suggestions" SOVIET PACT DELAY QUERIED IN COMMONS LONDON, TONE 12. I N THE HOUSE OF COMMONS TO-DAY. THE PREMIER 1 JUMPED TO HIS FEET AND EZCLAI MED. "MR. L ALTON IS VERY OFFENSIVE IN HIS SUGGEST >XS. WHEN. AFTER MR. CHAMBERLAIN I! ID
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    81 1 I pea York, June 12. Its the Royal viMt aval President RooaeteJl as the u.Hi ii.it ion cereL Flip.: Military Acaia:t ue hay« had the if t rhi( from King [Sixth, as eoaarteaeaj „t i ..nhality and I een the two Is v nifit ansa lay I »hlp setweaai
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    15 1 IL ndon, June 12. air, Luamoeraeed that plan*, werj m i.ie control oi tlal fo«xi-
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    160 1 Ankara, June F l :.t .reign Minister, has arrived here to-day I The President of the Turkish Republic and I I :<) discuss proposals for a pact and also tne rig p.,, j<>. Hs :^to a defensive bloc. f by the Turkish m honour d sffi a a^eajna led
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    36 1 L faunas, June 12. I J Prime Minisred at the that the Baltic t neutrality any attempt 1 would be -as. i a resolution ■Sinn S at( s t0 be CSV iher to det danger.—
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    PLOT ON LIFE OF BRITISH AMBASSADOR
    72 1 PLOT ON LIFE OF BRITISH AMBASSADOR SHANGHAI. JUNE 12. FOLLOWING RECEIPT OF INFORMATION BY THE BRITISH AUTHORITIES FROM A RELIABLE SOURCE, THAT AN ATTEMPT AGAINST THE LIFE OF SIR ARCHIBALD CLARK KERR, BRITISH AMBASSADOR I N CHINA. HAD BEEN PLANNED STRONG GUARDS WERE PLACED AT THE BRITISH EMBASSY AND THE
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    Nazis Arrest Polish Official
    143 1 Nazis Arrest Polish Official Pans J woe 12. DANZIG authorises have arrested p posH NsfieetecH Caress* ta Danzig, named M. Lipinski, on suspicion of espionage, acting to Havaa' Warsaw correspondent. A later message from Warsaw stattri til,; the Polish Commissioner General n Danzig has lodged a virion* nroteit. -ith the
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    242 2 Air-Raid Sirens To Be Used THE black-out which takes place from 10.30 to midnight to-night on the island of Singapore and ever a radius of ten miles from Johore Bahru, will be the most extensive so far held. No lights whatever will be allowed on Ror-cars or any other
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    Alleged Author Of Mystery Crime
    232 2 Alleged Author Of Mystery Crime r Singapore, Monday. THE police have made an arrest m connection with a mysterious shooting incident m a coffeeshop at the junction of Jaian Besar and Rowell Road on June 2. Four men. believed to be Cantonese, entered the coffeeshop shortly after 5 D4sl. A
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    MR. GEORGE REDFEARN
    36 2 Mr. George Redfearn, official starte: of the Straits Racing Association hat sailed for England on leave and will be away for six months. His duties have been tai'en over by Major R. Bedford.
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    Recognition Of Children In Colony
    148 2 Recognition Of Children In Colony Singapore, Monday. RESIGNED to confer statutory recognition of the position of adopted children, the Adoption of (hildrer Bill was passed at this morning's meeting of the Legislative Council. Under the new Ordinance, an adopted child shall be treated as the legitimate off-spring of the adopter
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    Federal Scholarships
    69 2 Federal Scholarships •(JUBJECT to the approval of the Council o; Raffle:; College, the following I Malay .students have been awards f federal Scholarships to Raffles College Abdul Jahl bin Abdul Manaf, Clifford School. Kuala Lipis. I Abdul Majid bin Mat, Clifford School j Kuala Lipis*. Harridan bin Sheik Tahir, Clifford
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    Mr. R. W. McCreath
    38 2 Mr. R\V. MeCreath. who relumed the testes! Hme of the day m Sunday's hill l C«mb With 42 4 5 seconds on hi* motor": k-noM V resident 0f Singapore, no: Kuala Lumpur, a.: stated.
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    "Conscription" For Schools Debute
    100 2 "Conscription" For Schools Debute k SOCIAL and literary meeting of the ACS Old Bo\V Association Will b held on Friday. June 23, at 8 p.m. the Anglo- Chinese School Chapel Hall Coleman Street. Singapore. The programme will consist of musica] items, a dramatic sketch and a debat* or the subject.
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    Murder Charges
    85 2 Singapore. Monday. TENG Ban Yick, Lam Wong, both Can 1 tonese. and Bin Ching Hui, an Hainanese, who were charged m the fifth police court before Mr. L. C. Goh last Friday with the murder of Ong Chew Yew, Hainanese, a ooy employed by the Commodore at Navy
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    110 2 W, Sill ?apea drr, Seleiani Rart whe pleaded suilu 2 the Second Polite Cm C«.nra,| Oldham to th «»t a taxi, values' property oi' Janun came up tor -ntence i The adjournment \ras able the Court Ir.spectof Smbmy. t. consult the' .vhethcr the accused ~in -or theft or mischief.
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    50 2 i From Our OwnCofJ CAPTAIN Albert Gordon beer, piloting Er.pffiSJ ing-boau or. the BaaJ Singapore cad Durban lM been appointed to theesß tic division and Liter iaß prcbab! pilot one of the! the Cabot' class to CaaaS ed States. M Caotam Store. wnoi»a« urst. near the Empireairßßj ampton. m
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    17 2 Mr Tham Ah KxJM Departing. Smgapat* awarded :h. Tar fljj ship of fS«T? v,rn:nuiniSS| two years
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      28 2 "CARLOS" No. 2, THE ARCADE, Telephone 6332 European Hair Drtsscrs For Ladies and Gthtknun Specialists m nil the lalcst methods and *m** In pedicure and Ntanicure, Prices modetiiie.
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      45 2 Additional MEW AIR SERVIC SINGAPORE to irom, KIAI A l^ Monday to Saturday excluding un COMMENCING JUNE 12th PT.3O > J 9.30 4 4.15 Pj Fares. Single. Singapore to X LSl*** i gfj vie*-, versa S ,J Return, WEARNES AIR SERVICE^' Phone: Singapore 0736 rhone: h
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    TIN QUOTA TO BE RAISED TO 45 PER CENT?
    217 3 TIN QUOTA TO BE RAISED TO 45 PER CENT? LONDON. JUNE 12. TUE CONTROLLING BODIES OF TWO IMPORTANT COMMODITIES ARE MEETING THIS WEEK. The export quota for the third quarter will be decided at Wednesday's meeting of the International Tin Committee m Paris. Owing to the improving statistical position, tin
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    COMMITTEE MAY ACT TO-MORROW
    601 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) London, June 5. JHE tin statistics for May shov that last month the total visible supply, including the carry-over, was reduced by 2,631 tons, This is the largest reduction for exactly twelve months and carries the total slightly below 30,000 tons, the
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    39 3 The death of Ben Lahasher Osman. a Malay British subject. occurred m Bangkok on June 5. He was 78 years or age and had lived m Bangkok for over 60 years. The funeral took place at th? Muslim Cemetery.
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    THETIS DISASTER AT PAVILION
    33 3 A newsreel giving pictures oi the disaster to the submarine Thetis has arrived by air and will be shown at the Pavilion to-night, together with the special feature "Pygmalion."
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    82 3 Singapore, Monday. HOE. i 16-year old Cantonese girl, was this morning to four months' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. ham. the Second Police Magistrate. guilty to a charge that J at Beach Road Police l a report t 0 Inspect sajch she alleged that Mttly 1, 1938. she had p
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    30 3 Lstt* fsaa 12. thai lh« thrc J,. r < af the Trench Kina »ho are tt Singapore to I tnlk .re AdrniMfsval < omnasaiGeneral Martha, tT rommandhif; Ye rese "> the Air
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    104 3 Iwpore. Monday. I a fall irom a lorn' while 00 her [an earth carrying roh Gek. received I which she died at Death was due to liaemorrhage from pries. death by misadventure Mr W. G. Porte:, the DQuiry to-day. I I a fellow coolie, said used nero among many
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    18 3 'nuances of Teomedy, at the on Thursday, Hon' week. PatSi* Wedhem, are asked orm hold good for
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    ENGAGEMENT
    47 3 (From Our Own Correspondent London. June 5 THE engagement is announced between Ivan Lvon. The Gordon Highlnnrle^j Singapore, elder surviving son of Briga-dier-General Francis Lyon. C.B, C.M.cx.. CVO DS.O.. and Mrs. Lyon, and Gabrielle, younger daughter of M. and i.lme. Bouvier. of Pulo Condore. French IndoChina.
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      40 3 Are Your Eyes Weak Have a modern Scientific eye examination! If glasses are not j needed none will be recommended. Thompson Optical Co. Qualified Eyesight Specialists 4, Arcade Bldg., Ground Floor. Tel. 3002 R. A. Thompson, Dr. of ocular Science,
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      71 3 Silvikrin treatment restores the hair-forming tissues to normal functions. Write for free booklet —"The Nalural Way of Hair Culture." SILVIKRIN LOTION The Natural Hair Tonic Counteracts Dandruff and Falling Hair Maintains the Growth of Healthy Hair, Increases its Natural Lustre. Makes it Vigorous and Alive. Silky and Wavy. From all
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      BULLION MARKET
      21 4 London. Monday. Previous To-day Chan:Bar Gold Fine, per oz. i'7-K-.s £7-8 5 c,-, 19 13 16 19 13 16
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      45 4 BOBBER Pre, T Londoj fipot Buyers 8 QuietP Sellers Ut Forward July Buyers ii'li 85]t i Bellen 8^ s 2nd Forward Augo.-: Buyer 8 3 Sellers 8 7 8 516 3rd Forward Oct Dec. Buyers 87 i< Seller. B >i J 3 c
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      METAL MARKET
      20 4 London. Monday. TIN BTANMH Previous To-day Chanv Cash (afternoon priet) B»V« £224> 4 -tl Forn-ard OM% C» -f^i
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      65 4 Previous To-g.«.-IT. on Paris (doting middle rate) 176.73 r.T. on Amsterdam tciosing middle rate) 8.80 7in T r V r e d T.t. on Shanghai (closing selling rate* 6 :5 4 r.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) l« 2'j.d T nr T h an^ r.T. on Japan (closing
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      Jesselton Ice And Power Meeting
      289 4 Singapore, Monday. nnHE twenty-fifth annual meeting of the Jesselton Ice and Power Company, Limited, was held at the registered office of the company m Market St root with Mr. J. A. Elias m the chair. Others present were Messr.-. R.; Wilson, Lee Chim Tuan. C.
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      100 4 L.J n;>' P: Dunlop Rubber General Electric 2 Imperial Checima: Industrial Imperial Tobacco fJJ* 2 JJ4 Anglo-Dutch b Canadian Pacific London Tin 3 5 4 Rubber Plantation Investment Trust •>«* L« 2 Lteggta -j^ Ayer Hitam-s g{ Southern Kintas 5.2 Pahangs 2 London Asiatics JJ 8 W6ft
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      34 4 Toa Pn i -daj RUBBER Market Tone si ady c Spot Buyers i. m t Sellers v, I-onvard Oct Dec. EuyerJ Sellen itj 3 hn Market Tone Spot 43 1 2
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      PRODUCE
      73 4 PALM OIL (Malay) In bulk June July sfaiiMMot f P r f VJ'f v Tc V" d COPRA (Straits, F.M.S.) Vn n: Dd June shipment t11.12.1 v... SAGC FLOUR (Sarawak) June-July Shipment a* a i l4 rAPIOCA Seed Peai, Ist quai-^ •Sir.caporf June Shipment 15 m: s rFPPEK (FAQ.)
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      FRASER'S DAILY REPORT
      112 4 Singapore. Monday. The price of tin at midday wa.s $114^, up \'-i. The tin share market throughout ilia day was dull bat steady with sailers reserved. Small business passed In Raubs at $4.45 ex. dividend. The price of rubber at 4 o'clock m%A buyers Spot and July
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    FRASER & COMPANY
    123 5 FRASER COMPANY DlftdCnd BOOIU Sin K aporr. Jum IS, 5 pr.i TIN XOUH fOg V im Imu 14 Ex D!v t%t 5d im Jwm 8 «-ayabie 6d. No .24; J« 17 June 14 June 9 5« K-^-Puh 1 Do Fmai June 7 June 28 June 19 80<"o Malayan T% '5
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    107 5 Apr" S* u"^ '1 M 100 norn "^ORE MCNlcipaut, "ar. 31 sept, so 100 W l norn J 7 w«- IM7 t,. 8 oo«IO 106 108 non. KSrS*' imi 114% norn ID2B rlrt lU c. Sept 105^ 107^ DCm t Xr w as ii. c, tSSffirr n»m
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    257 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS with Intent or faaosrledga ol eaaslns the deatn ol Lan Beng, *.2> Voluntarily causing hurt with a dangerous weapon, to wit, a carving knife. -3 Attempted suicide On the application of Court Inspector Alex R Mac Swan, the cast was ,>osiponed to June 19 for mention. Singapore.
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    ALLEGED STABBING & ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
    48 5 ALLEGED STABBING ATTEMPTED SUICIDE Singapore. Monday rHARGED at the instance of Inspir I Francis Goodahtp of the Oreharl Road Police Station, a Chinese, Lian Bun had the following charges lined to nim before Mr L C. Goh In the fifth court. (1) Doing an act. to wit fobbing,
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      156 5 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. afcttshed by Royal GasftrtSf A.D. 1824 Incorporated m the Netherlands. Netherlands Trading Society BANKERS AMSTERDAM Paic Up Capital f .40,030,000,Raatata Fund 10 500,000--t hairman of the Board of Directors II C REHBOCK. Managing Board: D. CRENA DE lONGH LL D. President M. TAUDIN CHABOT Diree/or IA.
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      404 6 I K^y T4MHGB? AT 6-15 and 9-30. GALA PREMIERE. PAVJQ? j HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR. SIR SHENTON THOMAS. HAS KINDLY CONSENTED TO BE PRESENT AT THE a.*! I PKOi.KO.MI OK Ml Sir tt 11. BK RENDERED FROM 830 JSM.W I J IM nil RWD n» HAI 2nd I I m
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      116 6 7^^*'**mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm^ m mm^ The Picture all London Criti:s have enthused aba FRIDAY... at the CAPITO IRENE DCXNE ravishly beautiful m gorgeous gowns singing new Songs! CHARLES BOYER, handsome, captivating, darinj A at m \siiryVWS. RKO-Radiosi AFFAII THESE TWO SWEPT OFF THEIR FEET BY AN ALL-I ÜBK \CL\(. LOVE!.. What a
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    Sport Slipway Not Strong Enough?
    300 7 Sport Slipway Not Strong Enough? I Singapore, Monday. j or jhe control el registered opium smoker-, and the sale of L« to them were appioved at this mornings meeting uf the m Council on Ihe mot inn of the Acting Comptroller of CusN.Jarrett. ..'made In the rules, lntituiKaSdu Kevenue Ordinance,
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      139 7 OSITIVELY LAST DAY OF Warner Bros. Thrilling Air-Drama! AMBRA- T DAY 3- |5 > 6 -5 9 30 p- m BsBBBBBBBBBBjai m^A m^^ mmmmm WL Produced M s^^^ BBssßaaV >^ bbV .PFt^Pi Hw« %k, The Edk I I^Lsjflsfl COmpany k BBS BBBsWf'''^^^^Bßßßßßm. m f^fSsWdMl a\. P I W fk II'IIi^.IsWIIAWHWHaBBI
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      275 7 Law Notice For To-day The Chief Justice, S.S., Chief Justice, F.M.S. and Mr. Justice Pedlow at Johore —Court oi Appeal. Before Mr. Justice Worley m 2nd Court at 10.30 a.m. Motion m 5.524 38— Utoomal Udhandas vs. T. V. Pereira. Before the Registrar at 10 a.m. Taxations and Enquiry m
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      21 7 j SUN TALKIE j (New World) j To-Night One Performance only Commencing From 7.30 P.M. 2 "CHIMi; X I pi xisiiMfcvr**!
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    1029 8 "CatoLL Of OglOL I Suggested Formation Of "Inner Councir I (Fran Our Own Correspondent) tim ci London. May 20. |IU.SI. are tiring days lor members of the British Government >ot only are they continual! v faced with the need for extZ7\L"\ U kat situatio s a,,i to momentous dccilOR^LufaX^r'jSL^tmo^^^^
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    Ben Chime London Letter
    2144 8 Ben Chime London Letter jwere balloons about IsbosuJ It wa, a perfect dav-ths. sunniest day of the year «ol •too^rewaa.hatofaSJ deck-chairs, refreshment E? grass, friend, greeting smiles, laughter, evervo spirits. a And out on theaerodi batteries of machine guns J be raced through the air at 3 speeds In the
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    U.S. Plan To Chart The North Pacific
    260 9 U.S. Plan To Chart The North Pacific i FIVE- YE Alt £;>,iM><J,OOO project to A chart a shorter and safer course from America to Asia through the North Pacific and facilitate na^ val operations m the fog-shrouded Aleutian Islands will th is summer. This was revealed at Sea t^ tie,
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    GENERAL ELECTION MORNING TRIBUNE
    316 10 GENERAL ELECTION MORNING TRIBUNE Tuesday. June 13. 1939. THERE is a strong probability that a General Election will be held m Britain m the autumn. The present Parliament met for the first time m November, 1935. and its full course of office is five years, but m the ordinary way
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    STRATEGY on Three Naval Fronts
    619 10  - STRATEGY on Three Naval Fronts Kenneth Edwards, R. N. By Lieut-Commander j **BBBBBMS*saaa j WEAR OCEAII SBsasBSSSSBI MOST modern history has been made at sea, says a review m Cavalcade of "Uneasy Oceans," by Lieut. Com. Kenneth Edwards, R N. (Routledge, 155.). The period began with the expansion of European
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    73 10 <"c 12th annual London International Stamo Dealers' ■""A'S I nationalities. Business art d sathenng is limited to wholesale business between «U >dsa* •>m.nds. LfamslwsDna. ir!2iV aJlsTTSll^^r^^ th tk.*!?* e tH «o*w»e win run into tens <^ l, m *u> Wtt, including (Jen a v and sS T" f the Stamp
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    ANOTHER "MUNICH" AGREEMENT IN FAR EAST?
    438 11 ure Of Chinese Diplomacy At Geneva I Hongkong. IS that there may be another "Munich" agreement to liquidate war m China are expressed m an interview granted by Mr. Chen, former Minister of Foreign Affairs and close associate tote Dr. Sun Vat-sen. Chen also
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    208 11 ems likely that with the re- hi ol assistance to British ng. a «imilar demand will be I m Holland, as the grants are ted to prejudice the position of i shipowners. rple. Dutch shipowners are ito State subsidies, although Be British Government, a few ago. assisted tramp shipping
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    500 Women Tried For Murder Of One Man
    275 11 j^T a trial held on a disused tennis court m Verulani, Natal, 500 native women wearing white smocks were accused of stoning to death a man named Samson Nkbindc. who had had a dispute about money with their tribal chief, Shembe. The
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    Control Of Petroleum Industry
    98 11 Control Of Petroleum Industry Mexico Clt) A DEMAND that President Carden.ishould hand over absolute managemenl of the petroleum industry, on conditions similar to those undrr which Labour at present administers the national railways, is beiiu made by the Mexican Petroleum Workers' Tnion. A notice calling a conference emphasises that the
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    PREFER PRISON TO FREEDOM
    155 11 PREFER PRISON TO FREEDOM Port Moresby. Papua. SOME of the inland natives of Papua find the g»al at Port Moresby so attractive that they are unwilling to leave it. A native of a tribe was accused of rtuWer He was arrested and brought down to the coast, where he was
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      23 11 IFor1 For Your Convenience EFORE OR AFTER THE SHOW UIXE A< The CAPITOL RESTAURANT rc h Sydney Rock Oysters AND Bandoeng strawberries obtainable.
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      181 11 t^THt^ltUE TONIC FOOD i I Obtemabk ef eM Ommttu one Sasrss SI\<s\PORF MITNIt3.PAI.fr V Applications are invited for the appointment Of a Draughtsman, Grade 11. Municipal Salary Scheme lor Techniea Staff Salary $170 pm. rising by annual increments of $10 to $270 p.m. Applications must be made on thd appropriate
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    SUBMARINE TRAGEDY
    142 12 tc^sMsru: -ess? -sk: r^. r as? N Th W TP lanet News* W~ EXPLOSION^ Five soldiers were killed an<i thr tM.1 pr. exploded dUrin* a final test at Woolwcn _____a__~L_*" a ne "nti-aircraft shell had been inserted in the breech when t Ion r 1 '"-''•'•I fatal explosion
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    91 13 ;er sietarc frees the air. (Planet New*). aii\M»u>i< lor news. (Planet v" the anti-aircraft <ah.T* KttsT DEMONSTRATE* the simple lessons •J**'"'! ZSI^cSS^ TTJST SR Weatsainster. The (iemonsiMiiuu t-pianct News). TT „.a t ;„,..ur>H> M uk. hum..- -mmmmmmmw——-**"^^^ me cmn-l"' v unnr.um!.»x /hi. v il' .uirhbv O'lt.i St. I ...miv
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    MAN OF COURAGE
    44 13 MAN OF COURAGE Sit- M),' >lail«'v. .\lio travelled from South Afrftrs sprrialh rSfl taasj liirr. left llif .mm 1 m Baryaa*Bsea square. London. I.»» Kpsjcua to wales Si* SfSjC •"Fair-dour" run m the Den>>. Mr Abe recently had hi> </ther 1«r paasatai. (Planet News.
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    HAIR DO'S... AND DON'T
    1999 14 OAIR-styles nave oeen more ex treme and at, the same time, more interesting during the last year than at any other time during the past fifty or sixty years. With the death of the bob and determination on the part of nearly every woman to experiment
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      357 16 ■jfw^ TO FRENCH P ORI j Ujjj charceuTTleunk I f SS j HCHEW AKI» J DENTRECASTSAUX For Marseilies. Havre. Antwerp. DaaJurk CAP TOURANE Wot Marseiikes. MantSS, St. Manure <$,• B wraemi jj TO SAIGON INDOCHIN DESIP.ADE For Saigon. Toirane and Ha'.p- CAP ST JACQUES For Saigon. Tourane nnd Hai J
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    THE RANCHI
    31 17 The P 0 Ranch! has left Hens- 1 roue and is expected to arrive at Bin<>aoore at 10 am. to-morrow She wil; proceed alongside the 8.H.8. Whurfl i*n arrival
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    RESTORED UNCLE'S MONEY
    207 17 RESTORED UNCLE'S MONEY Singapore, Monday. DLEADLNG guilty lasl week to criminal breach of trust as a servant m reaped of 1791.98, Lim Kah Saong, 2S, tea* bound over thi« tnorning by Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker, of the Third Police Court, for eight months m the sum of $250. Kali Sionu.
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    China Relief Fund Bazaar
    139 17 INFORMATION has been received m Singapore by the China Relief Fund Women's Committee to the effect that a Bazaar will be held m London m December under the patronage of Madame Quo Tai Chi (wife of the Chinese Ambassador m London) m aid of the China
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    THE CONTE VERDE
    48 17 The Conte Verde i.s due m Singapore at 8 p.m. to-morrow from Shanghai, Hongkong and Manila. She will berth at the S.H.B. wharf and is expected to sail again at 5.30 p.m. on the following day for Colombo. Bombay. Port Said, Brindisi. Venice and Trieste.
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    GUIDE TO SATURDAY'S RACE FOR Opening Of Selangor Meeting
    5300 18 GUIDE TO SATURDAY'S RACE FOR Opening Of Selangor Meeting (By Marcus Superbus") Recent form el all horses and i.ies entered for Saturday. June 17 m the first day of the Summer Meeting of the Selangor Turf Club showing at a ghnce how the candidates have fared m their recent outings
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    179 20 Singapore, W AN Jrjdairi, M. S. Jamaludln 25, admitted this mormjj Kenneth A. Blacker, that he had taken $200 tm *1 longing to a relative, who had bought his eating-n j Clfange Alley, because the relative failed to keep s» nding him back to India. Illing *T was kept
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    MAJESTIES BACK IN CANADA
    387 21 MAJESTIES BACK IN CANADA SUCCESS OF U. S. TOUR MOUSE POINT NEW YORK. JUNE 12 I; MAJESTIFS RE-ENTERED CANADA AS THE ROYAL TRAIN .■■■Ko^ed THE BORDER HERE THIS MORNING AFTER .^■r SERVICE HALT AT DVLSON. QUEBEC. THE TRAIN CON ■^R^TO ST JOHN'S. QU^3EC, WHERE A CROWD OF 20.000 TO WELCOME
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    75 21 q u laane IX. inging 'i bell < ir trioaai nited >^»tcs s the border (Greenwich Mean Bt t" a drawing to ni 1 mpress ef Bn- Vhirh will take Their Uks back to England, left Hali.V. Nova Scotia, where r v i!! rm! irk i n Thursday L
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    204 21 London. June 12. i Mr. tinkler m Shai:;h.!! was tht> subject of Itacstion* m lh* House ef Comter narrating with the May 20. said curred between d strike agttaPootung Mill, were called In to Hie actual tacts were not H it would appear thai which Mr. Tinkle; Iver .shot
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    Soviet Fliers Honoured
    50 21 t 19 The Soviet fliers. MOSCOW, J"»<\ 12 TAjSL ha ve been Kokkinaki and Gordiai k o. ha c awarded the Ordsffj of Unto fli o h t Medals "for Couraj£l *tjag* Tney from Moscow to North Amei will also be given prizes oi ler. each.— Renter.
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    No Official invitation To Roosevelt
    81 21 No Official invitation To Roosevelt Hyde Park l\ u Vast), Juno 12. pEOPLE m touch with President Roosevelt declare Ibat there is no truth »n the report thai the Kin^ nas invited his visit lo Britain ir the near future. While thiy believe that the Kinu may have said he
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    ALLEGED SPYING IN FRANCE Girls Held
    61 21 ALLEGED SPYING IN FRANCE Girls Held Paris. June 11. nodMKMs allegedly coneeraaed with national defence were seized at B chateau at Vieuxconde rented by a beautiful '20-year-old Spanish girl, at which a (iO-foot tunnel leading under the Franco-Belgian frontier was discovered. It i.s .stated that the Spanish girl, together with
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    JAP REGRETS TO AMERICAN CONSUL-GENERAL
    185 21 Shanghai, June 12 THE Japanese Consul-Oeneral to-day called on the American ConsulI General. Mr. Gauss, and verbally axpressed regrets at the daaaags to on»? lot the buildings of the American-owned West China Union University at Cheng tu. during an air raid last night. The Japano.se
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    75 21 about m a luxurious American car. have been detained The tunnel was just being completed and fitted with an electric lighting tra. c ror a mall electric railway. The police are investigating whethet the tunnel could be used tor purpose* 10l espionage, as well as smuggling to m I p
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    G.O.C.'s Report On Volunteering
    825 22 MORE EUROPEAN RECRUITS WANTED THE progress of Volunteering, and certain shortcomings m European recruiting, are referred to m the annual report of the Straits S< ttlementg Volunteer Force for 1938, Mai -Ger.. W. G. S. Dobbie. General Officer Commanding, Malaya, states: I note that during the
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    ABETTED RUBBER SMUGGLING
    454 22 LIM AH SAN claimed trial this afternoon m tt£ fourth police a Mr C K h 0n a char e «*t he on May 31 at about 12 30 a.m. at Tanjong Gol, Singapore, did abet the im* portmg of 38.80 pikuls of rubber into the Colony,
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    China Needs Medicines Says League Officer
    405 22 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore Momfe DRAISE for the wcrk of Chinese m Malaya on behalf 'of w medical services m China was expressed by D] r p 8 special liaison officer attached to the League Of Nations'* Ami-EmS Commission, m an interview with the
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    CRUELTY TO PIGEOSS
    56 22 Shiga]* re. >lundav.sß JtBJU'I. RAH MA this morninu lined s Mr. Conr; >■■ <M Seecnd Police Court for i M hag two pigeons a-j the v.,nl at swsehore Read at 10.10 xM on June 1 Aeoased was arrested by tnfl pec tor laaasen ef the dcpirM ment
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    CAUGHT RED HANDED
    86 22 Singapore. Mom SENTENCE of two mo.ithj rjjj prisonment was *^**M neth A. Blacker on T; Chweej day for theft ol a bicvcie l ilued at $4. n j Chwee Kee. who had we. I times convicted In tn< before for a variety J?gn stated to have bee::
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    46 22 Singapore, BtoJ pour nsunths' r was passed o ld Oi< Ong Joo Gek. b this the Second Polic I lug on a charge tl nrnitted 10, 1938, at Sin-;- W^ breaking by eht< i rio us Bridge Road ?nd cigarettes to the pro* Inspector James
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    317 23 fREE GOALS MARGIN OF VICTORY s^_X i Singapore, Monday. gVF. mi w*H to defeat the Loyals by three goals to nil m the first division fixture played at Seletar this afternoon and h there were some dull moments m the game, the large "d that tinned up to witness
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    156 23 3: S.T 3. was the last outing for the Straits Times yesterday m they met the General tine Company on the S.H.B. tag m a Business Houses ujue fixture. g;r.e had a dull run. Both sides Sd to to equally matched and y ihaieci the number of misCectric oed
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    Mixed Foursomes At R.S.C.C.
    167 23 THE first bi-monthly Mixed Fouisoms! competition for June was played at I Bukit Timah on Sunday afternoon and resulted In a win for Mr. Mrs E i i. Benton with a net score of 34- 2 35 ret ed™ Uken Ut and tne folLrvm J Mr
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    Garrison Golf Club
    103 23 The June bogey competition of the Garrison Golf Club was played at raiv*Un on Saturday and Sunday and resulted m a v. T in for Capt. McVittie with j return of one up. The folio wins were f he best returns: Capt. C. H. McVittie «16): 1
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    CAME POSTPONED
    25 23 The game between R.A. <B.M> against the Malaya Signal Co. (2A) to have been played at the Blakang Mati yesterday evening wa^ postponed.
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    50 23 taken out for the X O.C. resulted m a D B: 69 nett; W Daw.son 09 P be returned by SaWCPnAv An S >VEEPS X holes R v **> K netl 9 holes R. V t\4V h "les W. Dawson *M 2 ■•holes J o. M. Millar
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    International Golf: France Beats England
    24 23 I Fontaine. June 12. I International golf P< England bv 5 the first French ■V r.eeption of the Reuter
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    SELANGOR TRAINING NOTES
    175 23 SELANGOR TRAINING NOTES (From Our Own Reporter' Kuala Lumpur, June 12. TANDIDaTEo exercised this HaOTnUXg la preparation for the forthcoming Selangor summer meeting were given slow svork-outs on the Inner tracks. The weather was fine and the going was good. Squeeze (Mawi) was most impressive. when exercised at halfpace overftv>
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    Johore Golf
    55 23 In the May Bogey competition. J. A. H. Reid tied with Dr. T. E. Chcan with a score of 1 down each. and their replay resulted In a win for the former with a score of 71. Their scores are as follows: .1 A. H. Reid 41+41=82—11=71. Di
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    Farrer Park Soccer
    49 23 The Indian Youngsters 3rd XI played a soccer match against the Central Association at Farrer Park on Saturd. The former won by 2 goals to one. The '«-eorers were:— A. U. Palanlappan, M. Muthu. Krishna scored the only goal tor the Central Association. Mr. Raunoo refereed.
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    POLICE SURPRISE SAPPERS
    333 23 LEAGUE LEADERS BEATEN 2—o 2- R° val Engineers 0. P01ice.......-*, a ys in'the Division I league this GIVING oi beat .he Royal Engiseason, the Pol.cc spran p fey w0 neers m their league fixture at me coals. The Sappers failed to .e P y. though raids on
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    IMPERIAL FLYING BOAT SINKS
    76 24 T Calcutta, Jane 12. HE Imperial Airways flying boat Centuron is reported to have sunk while being berthed at Ballq air base, m lloogly River, tight miles from Calcutta. Four passengers and the crew of five were saved. Salvage operations have been started.— Reuter. wi i-K,.iu
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    MALAYA TO BE CLOSE TO JAP SHIPS?
    733 24 Reprisal For China Blockade Foreign Affairs Debate Ln Lords London. June 12. VPKAKING AT THE RESUMFD FOREIGN AFFAIRS DEBATE IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS TO-NIGHT, LORD CECIL, FROM THE LABOUR OPPOSITION FRONT BENCH SAID: "I IMAGINE THAT IX)RD HALIFAX WOULD AGREE THAT THE
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    126 24 I Bombay, J H THE terms on which it is that Indian States should the All- 1 ml i.i Federation an cribed as ••fundamentally oi factory" and therefore una able, m a resolution passed I concluding session of the conl of Indian princes and ministc At the same time,
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    COLONIAL POLICY UNDER CONSIDERATION
    96 24 1 aid T 'J IK ttM Hou: COmmoni UH Fletcher a led the I tention to a i standing Parhamentary Comal Colonial At' ah-wld be eg and asked Mr. Cnan> would conatitutf such a craws Mr. Chamberlain va,d toa Colonial Secretary lad been c ing the
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    ENGLISH CRICK
    28 24 London Yorkshire beat Middle ex b> a ing> and 246 rims. Toras 430 lor o Leyland 180 not out Middlesex 62 w for IT), < for 20*
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