Malaya Tribune, 8 June 1938

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1 IV Malaya Tribune
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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXVII- No. 135. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, TUNE 8, 1938 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wed., June 8, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1938 FIVE CENTS
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      124 1 i iii m THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The MORNING ikiiei \i: I BFiJAm.K GERMAN VIOLIN OUI ill. jj Consists of 1 Str:. ,<tul I fVow coa.picte for $&5t only. SEASON CO., LIAIII KL>. uMU.sji ai. ifiiiTRUMENT DEALERS* 11."). North Bncge Road, j j MAKES THAT CLEAN DUSTLESS HOME
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      50 1 I Easy Running— Enduring Strength I DIAMC)N itoii»vn:eiand .Sports i Write lor illustrated booklet Hud easy terms. MAN UFA! TUMED BY j Diamond .Metal Products Co., Ltd. Ml, Kampong Bahm Read, SINGAPORE. I UK EAT EASTERN OPTICAL CO. iOptician Mr. C. V FAN), (Tel. tM«J JIS, Sooth !trid<:e lto.nl. SirviaiMiir.
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      207 1 Read The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant j In Malaya I Jp j' I\ r v (-1 the vix;' kin-doni in the Tun- mv I'Viui: A vi) <' i ir.p J& /^^JtuMlm ho was evintuaJly dbmi.s.s"d Irom r'Ti r Jgf llll'lauSii KbA tlnoueh the mnchin.iUcn ■gj' jffi;j^• ll feS ;V: \'< N-
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES PRIORITY IN SHIPPING
    548 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES PRIORITY IN SHIPPING ANXIOUS though Southampton is to become permanent Empire air bast* for the #reat flying boats of Imperial Airways, the responsible authority have decided that the < heme can only become operative if interests are riot prejudiced At a meeting of the Southampton Harbour Hoard,
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    FIGHT AMONG COOLIES
    87 2 Dispute Over Privilege Of Wharf Work Hongkong. APPEARING on remand before Mr. R. Edwards at the Central Mieistr-ir»/ ficrMiSS?* 0 Chinese were convicted of lighting m Connaught Read Central np-ir vio„?° UKlaS Six Who had previous conviCi-.ons, were sentenced to £S3tod?£W lab0ur re e c d om!
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    STATUS OF THE ENGINEER
    331 2 Suggestions f or Further Improvement I MAJORITY and minority reports navo been issued by a comm. .tee aopointed in November of lasi Jeer tn investigate the possibility oi improving •he status of the professional engineer Tiie majority report is by Messrs P St. L. Lloyd, H.
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    FLOATING DOCK FOR VLADIVOSTOK
    229 2 Utmost Secrecy Being Maintained 'TOWED ty the Soviet steamer Khar A kov and the 500-ton tuo Typhoon another huge Soviet floating dock is ?ch?duled to arrive in Hongkong en route from Odessa 10 Vladivostok The first of these mammoth docks also towed by the tug Typhoon,
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      438 2 STEAMER SAILINGS P& Gand BRITISH INDIA fUuxaporaied Id EngUnd). P. O. S. N. CO/s OUTWARDSDue. Tonnage. Spore. UP. lti.uou June 17 RANPURA 17,000 July 1 BANGALORE 6,000 July 2 RAWALPINDI 17,000 July 15 CORFU 15,000 July L 9 BHUTAN 6,100 July 30 BEHAR 6,000 Aug. 8 CHITRAL 15,000 Aug. 12
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      420 2 tI BANGKOK LINE. r v ID I Luxurious One Class Motorships Most! CHINA. JAP AN LINE. I l bUt i Hamburg and Copenhagen Com,ortaWe Accommoda- MS. From S'poreM'caPS P'n« i MEONIA 2-8 2-8 3-8 VI a "<t fopenhagen. S?" ft S* H ssffissc*ro psham p a- r lONIA 4-10 4-10
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      254 2 HAM W IJG -A M E R I K A IJNIK s Oeutsch Australische Danipfschiffs Gesellschaft Companies incorporated in German?) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE L*£ OUTWARD. lIONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. ;n,., DUTSBUKG.iaMaSa 8 m.s. SAUERLAND via Manila 53? 6 m.s. HHEINLAND via Manila July 10 lintfitm HOMEWARD.
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      422 2 STEAMER SA!JINCS §NORDDEUTSCHBi LLOYD, 'Incorporated in The undernoted are the rv™™- intended fixtures:- G Corn Pany a OUTWARD For MANILA, HONGKONG NORTH CHINA and JAJ?? A GHAI Due Spore. I "COBURG" omits Bontkong 1938--t Shanghai North China Tun* 17 "POTSDAM- omits North Chma j.dVJ HOMEWARD. BREMEU •SA "SCHARNHORST" also I
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    CRICKETERS DEATH
    302 3 Brilliant Negri Sportsman (From Our Oicn Reporter) Seremban, Monday. /16 reported yesterday, the death took place at the Seremban Hospital of Lim Eng Bee. Sub-accountant of „he lecal branch oi the Chartered Dank, and a well-known sportsman of Negri Sembilan. The deceased who had been ailing for about
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      577 3 Cldv&JdiAmuwi&L. PUBLIC NOTICES Singapore Municipality TENDERS. •»ENDER3 are now invited lor the owing rnaierluis or service. toe arUcutan tne Municipal Tender Room Dale of Cloting. Conduction of semipermanent drains at V Road from Gil- R< ~d to Boundary Lot 8:: (Deposit $25). 12 noon, June J3, 1038. f traction of
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      519 3 PUBLIC NOTICES < NOTICE. Tc the Public (our clients). THIS IS TO NOTIFY our clients that we have left for Penang on business and that we shall be back about two months. C. T. Chu. T. F. Kee, Chinese Physicians, Sirgapore address:—Room No. 3, Yik Sang Chan, 281, South Bridge
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      277 3 POSITIONS VACANT WANTED Cycle Salesman for the Malaya outstattbn market. Salary and commission. Previous experience essential. WrUe v.ith Copy of reference Box No. 236, c o Malaya T. ibune, Singapore. WANTED im mediately an Indian quali tied Dresser with experience of AntiMalarial work. mu i t single, tor a mine
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      370 3 WE STOCK AND SELL MORE WATCHES than any other firm in Malaya and Far East. We can always sell lower. Good values are obtainable in all lines of watches we stock. Enquiries invited from all markets WHOLESALE ONLY. 'Phone 3785—Write or call at E. NASSIM SONS, Watch Manufacturers, 381, North
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      170 3 The Genuine Tonic %F can always 55 Depend upon. SELANGOR TURF CLUB SUMMER 1938 MEETING 3RD DAY THURSDAY 9TH. JUNE (KING'S BIRTHDAY). ENTRILS V atNoS^TTOSDAYam maY 1938, at the SECRETARY OFFICE. UNLIMITED SWEEPS: One each cay. Tickets $1— lor MEMBERS ONLI, ohtair able from the Treasurers (Messrs. Gibson, Anderson. Butler
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      335 3 CLUB DIARY OF EVENTS \Therc are numerous Clubs in S'nyvdealers are now free to resume dealings pore members cf which are reader the "Malaya Tribune ThU, Diary U provided specially for them. Hart taries arc invited to co-operate In keep' ing it up-to-date and complete Happenings of general interest wiU
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    REUTER’S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    380 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Tuesday RUBBER Previous To-day Change Tone Spot Buvp™ Quiet Firmer aSS MM 5% +116 Ist Forward (July) Buyers 53/4 tmyers 55g siri6 2nd ForWd (August) Sg£ J" 16 Forward (cVxec, gg£ giJgg W Sellers 534 b% ALM OIL (Malaya) n London, Tuesday. Previous To-day
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    Market Dealings Still Restricted
    938 4 BUSINESS conditions during the past week show little th* v previous fortnight either in volume or price changed "nd deahni sections of the local market continue on a NnthinTnf cular moment has occurred to offset tho d^^^nS^^l l^ Locally, the all-important news of the week were
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    GENERALLY QUIET DEMAND
    352 4 Swedish Order For Welsh Exporters THERE is a quickly steady tone in the South Wales steam coal marke' with very little new business Buyers in tho leading foreign trades are still holding off in the expectation of a reduction of prices. Fuller supplies are available, but stocks
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    PRODUCE
    189 4 0 Singapore, June 7. g i Siam) V Coast No. 1 per Koyan $148 R. <Siam w. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $140 R. <Siam> \V. coast No. 3 per Koyan $134 Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. l $ojq Siam Rice "Lowhway" No 2 $<>00 Sirmi Rice "Lowhway" No 3
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    94 4 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Tuesday noon. Buyers. Seller No. I.X.R.S.L. in cases (FOB. June 19 Good F.A.Q. in bales (F.O.3. Jure) 17 7 a 18 3 a No. I.X.R.S.S. (Soot-loose* (awardabie S'pore> 18 5 s 18 3 4 do. June 19 19i /8
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    RUBBER RETURNS.
    56 4 Rubber returns of rubber companies lor May arc as follows: Alor Gajah 12,500 lb.: Aver Panas 62,000 lb.; Australasia 15,000 Ib.; Eukit Kubu 11,500 lb.; Glenealy 33.000 lb.- Jalan Kebun 12,000 lb.; Kluang 32,848 lb.: Fa jam 142.500 lb.; Port Swettenham 9,400 lb.; Tambalak 10.000 lb.; Teluk Anson
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    RUBBER CROP RETURNS
    30 4 Singapore, Wednesday. The following are monthly returns of rubber crop for May: Bukit Katil Estate 22.961 lbs. United Malacca Estates 37 800 lbs. Ayer Moiek 17,342 lbs.
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    RENONG TIN OUTPUT
    32 4 The Renong Tin Dredging Co. Inform that their output for May was as follows from Dredge No. 2 399.15 piculs from Dredge No. 3 415.95 piculs total 815.10 piculs
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    TIN PRODUCTION
    33 4 Domestic production of Malayan tin and tin-in-ore during May totalled 3,781 tons, against 4,741 tons for April. Total produetlon for the five months of the current year amounts to 22,871 tons.
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    26 4 The following rubber outputs for the month of May 1938 are announced: Henrietta Rubber Estate Ltd., 126 300 lb. Sungei Matan? Rubber Estate Ltd. 32,000 lb.
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      530 4 J Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. I I (Incorporated in the Straits Settlement!) I I ,.<>.. j CAPITAL: 1 Authonscd $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up 510,000,000.00. OP«CE, CHINA B^»g k CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. I 1 Telegraphic AOdress: "OVERSEA," I I; LONDON BANKERS: /fT\ NEW YORK BANKERS: I I Bank, Ltd, J
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      185 4 179, Orchard Road Phone 6834. Our All-British food is manufactured under European Poultry Expe-t J supervision. Dry mash Laying SStft 5^ ed grair, wM;a or without flsh \?n Ch?c > Grain, each '^f l per 16 0 n lbs °ry Ma*h Baby Chick cont. 20% skimmed pure milk i powder
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    904 5 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, June 7, 5 p.m. Fracer Co. Buyers Seller; Tin 3 7i 2 4 1« /2 mi Kumbpng 28 30 Malay 42 G 47 6norr Hitam 22 6 23 6 weng 0.00 0.b5 ngrin Tin 20 3 21 3 "O'-
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    146 5 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, June 7, 5 j?.m. rv nnanv Dividend Books Total for Cc.npany close financial Date Ex Div. year Payable Date to date Malay 6d. No. 17 June 23 June 30 June 24 5J Sam 6d. No. 18 June 9 June 16 June 10 20%
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    AMERICAN MARKET DAILY REPORT
    709 5 By S. E. Levy Swan, Culbertson Fritz Singapore. Wednesday. WE are indebted to Messrs. S. E. Levy and Co., and Messrs. S*an, Cuibertsor and Fritz. Singapore, for tl c following on American Market conditions:— White, Weld and Co.. Nov Yoik. report tc OS by cable as
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    242 5 Maynard Co.. Ltd $30,000 Int. Apr. 30, Oct. 31 9{> SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: S3 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. nom Mar. 31, Sept. 30 .....luu -V; 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 IOS 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Int. Mar. 31. Sept. 30 11U 1913 red.
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    155 5 Report By Fraser And Co. Singarx re, June 8. MINING Tin three months £172 up 20-. 111 Spot £1715.0 up 15- and New York 88% cents up cent There are yen fe.v cables to hand from London thio morning and conditions in the Sterling Tii Share market
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    TIN
    22 5 Singapore, June 8. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $85Vi (down j). London spot ITT:; (up 6B|-).
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    RUBBER
    18 5 The price of rubber at noon In Singapore to-day was:— Buyer? 10 (up i) Sellers 19V« 1
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    Lyall And Evatt’s Share Quotations
    325 5 Singapore, Wednesday MINING Buyers Sellers Ampats 37 All Ayer Hitami 22 9 6 Bangrins 20 9 2116 Batu Selangors 1.35 140 Cnenderlanga 16- 17Hitam Tin c.38 0.43 Hongkong Tin 203 n 3 Hong Fatts 1.02 1.06 Jdns Hyd. 7-79 Ipoh Tin 23 24 Jelebus 0.70
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    Rs. 700,000 For Charity
    64 5 THE Raja Saheb ol Nawagurh tUmtcu Provinces* has donated seven lakh.' Of rupees on the occasion of the marriage of Rajkumar DigVtjaipal Ins eldest son. This sum will be spent on the props gation of the principles of the Aryu Samaj and for the establishment ol
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    EXCHANGES
    206 5 The following are the exchange stock this morning according to the daily circular issued by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING Singapore, June 8. London T.T. 2 3 11 16 London demand 2 3 1116 Lyons demand 2053 Sv.itzer and demand 249 3 4 Hamburg demand 141
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      13 5 YOU BUY A CAR BUT YOU INVEST IN AN AUS T I N
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      153 5 SANDEMAN S 9 PORTS |S|\ AND SHERRIES Ĕf Wine... 4| we 11-ma tn red discerning palate SIME, DARBY CO. LTD. w P.S. 1 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, (TRUSTEES) LIMITED. <Ir corporator! In straits Settlements and registered as a Trust Company). Guaranteed and,controlled by The Mercantile Bank of India, Limited.
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      94 5 f. Did you Maclean your teeth to-day? > P Just look at these! MACLEANS PEROXIDE TOOTH PASTE If you use a solid dentilrice, try the new maCLEAHS frOUO PtBOXIDC DENTIFRICE HxWK OF t IIIXA (Incorporated in China by Special Charter), 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. MODERN BANKING i With branches and
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    157 6 Mails expected from Europe etc 'London) by Air (Imperial), time of deli very of boxholders* letters oniy 6 p.m. tc-day and general delivery of letters 9 a.m. to-moriow. Mails expected from Europe etc (Amsterdam) by Air (X.L.M j. time ol delivery of boxholders' letters only 730 p.m. to-day
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURES
    56 6 >mv« VMMU The s.s. Kepong for Siam (Parcels snlyj. Mails previously announced as closing at 11 a.m. to-day will now rlose it 11 a.m. to-morrow. The ss Islander tor Christmas Island. Mails previously announced as closin» at 11 c m on June 11 will now close at 1
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    14 6 (Irnperfcil) despatched .rem Singapore oxi May 30 was delivered in London yesterday
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    AIR MAIL TO AUSTRALIA
    40 6 Owing to the late arrival of th* imperial flying boat xrem Europe &c the a.r mails for Australia. Java &c previously announced as elosimr at 9 bin ,'esterday will now close at 9 d m today.
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    105 6 ol Singapore. June 8. Bhtas .alorfsside the Wharves or expected to arrive. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Nil. Wharf (Entrance Gate n Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 2) Juno 15; Achilles 9. Empire Dec': (Entrance Gate 2) Siamese Prince 32: Asakasan Maru Sfi Ka oa Pi 4G D Ck
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    VERSSELS ARRIVED
    46 6 YaouJrane Mm Y ls!mH Ul from f 7« 7 tons iveaao. British i ot? Dwan 7.G to PmanVqfl fram BeN Pevr!- Rritilth em V 6.« to Pcnm» 76 9 ;ro:n rc »a»K '-.Ban,. Kdendale. British inn, Malini. S'an4?. 7«i U t„ aya 10 fi
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    14 6 The S.S. Mirzapore is expected to arrive here at 3 p.m. on June 13
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    96 6 British Official Wireless t London. Jn •in 7 Paris 178 N«W York <.S4 lg 1( Mcntrcal 5.C1 1 > Brussels 29.25 Geneva 21.72-, Amsterdam s.ogv, Milan 94 Berlin 12.83 Fian.ve 142 7 "I 6 Copenhagen 22 40 Stockholm 19 40 C io 19 90 Vienna nominal Madrid nominal
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    EUROPEAN SHIPPING
    218 6 British Scheme For Tvinsr-ITn Of Vessels T HF A^ ar( the J apan. Shipowners Association recently held an emtr.ency meeting in order to sFudy ffitHude towards the British proposal in£ ?n% JOint tyin u P of vessels ph' ng m European Waters as one means tomrmoontlQ, the business
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    UNLAWFUL DUMPING
    175 6 Oynamite Cargo Thrown Overboard a t «i Hongkong. AT the Marine Court recently, w.nv n 32. junk master. Li Tin" ancTUwah, 23. both roJcis, were each fined SoO on a charge of ha vine heported rubbish or other substance into Victoria harbour without permit 01 Inspector A. Wright,
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    FREIGHTER SUNK
    128 6 Strikes n?cf Near Japanese Coast |HE Ryusho Maru. a 998-ion freighter CcmPan^K^hi 0 Ryusho Transport Korea to BTagoya, sank near Osnima Port after ™**S Into cau -ln- n l n bi: hole in tne batch hours el tC Sink in :lbou t f <vOf the crew of 34,
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    SEAMEN GET JOBS
    98 6 BECAUSE of the present abnormal conditions of shipping services on :2f r "2? Coast unemployment amow snip a officers and men has disappeared. Early this week the last unemploy.u e ngii">e-room man on the books cf the China Coast Officers' Guild was iound a position. It was
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    SPORT To-day's Diary Of Events
    42 6 Football: S.A.F.A. Div. I, S.C.C. v. R.A.. S.C.C. Lawn Tennis: Singapore Lawn Tennis Association Championships, at S.C.C. and V.M.C.A. Athletics: 3t. Anthony's School Snorts. Jalan Besar Stadium, 3 p.m.. R.A.F. v. S.P..C. inter-club meeting, S.R.C. «.*5 p.m.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    141 6 ALHAMBRA: 'Lif* Begins In r 3.15. 6.15 and 3.15 p.m. PAVILION: "Wise GirL> 315 6.15 and 0.15 pm. CAPJTOI "Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs." 3.15. 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. THEATRE ROYAL: 'Pride of India (Hindustani), 6.15 and 9.15 p.m MARLBOROUGH: "Minnal Kodi n (Tamil*, 6.15 and 9.15 p.m.
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    HOTELS
    15 6 RAFFLES HOTEL: Cocktail Dance 630 to 8.30 p.m. Dinner and Dance 930 to midnight.
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    RAFFLES INST. SPORTS
    55 6 The annua! athletic sports meeting of 1 Raffle Institution, postponed last Satur- day owing to the rain, will take place on I Monday next, June 13. starting at 3 pm The H. n. Mr. A S. Small. Colonial Secretary, will preside and the band ot toe s.s.
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      172 6 if taffies WiokV MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL 4 TO-NIGHT ll COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 to 8.30J DINNER DANCE 9.30 to Midnight! j RAFFLES ORCHESTRA, Directed By DAN HOPKINS. J ISEA VIEW HOTEL TO-NIGHT AND SATURDAY SPECIAL DINNER DANCE NNKEH DANCI MUSIC BY KELLER'S POPULAR HUNGARIAN BAND. 1 ENTERTAINMENT OF UNUSUAL MERIT PROVIDED
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      119 6 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD Ok»l~U* of mil Christ, Stor*"~J YOUiT vigor na yITA L i T V in 3 0 91 iisssg v s There is no need for a length M some treatment for weeks c you feel weak or old before rou a The latest remeclv of a
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      165 6 j POSTAL IIVTELLIftt j 1 t TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME Rtmgat and Tembilahan Makasser June R m Hongkong (Parcels onlyi Achilles <? p Djambi and K. Toengkal Togian Q 130 pm Japan Achilles pm M.edan Potn J P-m. Kretay Valaya »82 p.m. Jcva, South-West Eumatra, S.-East 1 »88
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    New All-India Short Wave Radio Station Planned
    196 7 UAVING opened four new wireless stations within fourteen weeSStom* II thai* ot a record m broanc.u,ting development-All-India Radioare |ou m lk! i preparations for the opening of a second short-wave transmitted al Delhi ;hort-wave transmitter is comparatively recent develops great importance to uopical
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    REINSTATEMENT OF DISMISSED VILLAGE OFFICERS
    100 7 By Air Hail) Madras May 30. Government are examining j es ol the village officers who ed frcm service on account participation in the Non-Co- Movement of 1921 with a view to reinstating them. about 250 cases to be eno and the Government are ins
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    34 7 The party claimed in Quebec 15,000 members, who were being drilled and dned against the day when they hoped i would become susceptible to Fa cist doctrines. The Bishop deplored the party's anti-Jewish crusade.
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    Vicar Blesses Motor-Cars
    57 7 Hipirg to recline the number of road accidents the Re\erend Edward icic tj> th'. Vicar of Littler ainpton (Susies) biased motor-car* outside the Parish Church He walked by the cars, prinklin* them with Holy Wato. Wdvlftc a censer over them and reciting prayer». Each motoriM »ciC!\e;t a
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    JUDGE SETTLES A "WAR" PROBLEM
    218 7 London, May 27 THE question whether Japan and China are at war was discussed in the King's Bench Division on an appeal by a Japanese company against an umpire's award, in which he decided that a state of war did exist. The company. Kawasaki Kiser.
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    CANADA'S WAR HISTORY IS TOLD
    293 7 Ottawa. rpHE iirst volume of Canada's official war history, written by Colonc! A. Fortescue Decuid, director of the historical section of the Department of National Defence, is now being distributed. massive book In two sections—text and appendices-it runs to more than ICOO oaees Of these
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    BENGAL TENANCY BILL
    91 7 (Bv Air Mfcltt Darjccling. Ma; jO. HIS EXCELLENCY the Governor ol Bengal ha. r > not yet given his decision regarding the Tenancy Bill. The question may be referred to the Viceroy and the Secretary of Slate. The personnel of the Revenue Com-mis'-ion has also not been
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      132 7 SOAP FROM TREES— To Keep Your Skin Lovely DON'T let the harsh tropical sun rob your skin of youth-leaving it dry and Palmoli ye Soap, because it is made with beauty oils from Nature's trees, protects your skin, keeps it smooth and soft. Try This Beauty Treatment Every morning and
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      355 7 jjMBMMKMBWi I 1111 f Hi>v>KS ON WIRELESS THE ELEMENTS OF WIRELESS by Ralph Stranger $2.10 WIRELESS WTTHOijt WORRY by Ronald Tiltman 2.10. WIRELESS TO-DAY by E. H. Chapman 2.10 WIRELESS: 113 PRINCIPLES PRACTICE by Hutch iisu 2.10. THE WIRELESS* CONTRUCTGR'S ENCYCLOPAEDIA 3.00 TESTING RADIO SETS by J. H. Rcvnrr G.
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      361 8 14» aEllllf ft To-N:aiu at 8.30 P.M 1 TOE ORIENTAL ENTERTAINERS Combine? SET" I CRYSTAL FOLLIES OF 1938 I Present "PRINCESS GUNONG LEDANG 11 The Greatest Malay Historical Play 'P \v:th Misses Rao.r.a Jinnah, Messrs. Anion Raaalj and An All Star Ca^t Brilliant Transformation Scenes Volcano Scenes Illuminated Garden Of
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      336 8 positively last day- j !at the CAPITOL I Owing to other bookings. Season must conclude I great 9-days' run! 11 itrm J I """arve/ous Multiplane CHNIc o i op I j DOVT MIsTITTHINnRFDS j I STIIAITS r \HAHI I I Phone 4184 Anson Koad. Sineanoip -p.* n,o„ /jk as I
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    Seletar Cricket
    245 9 p] Seletar on Sunday in a ricket match the Clarke aJ with the Admiralty Recreation Club. The score:; were.- < CIARKE RANGERS II Wilson c Ford b Daniels 22 g m Ali c P«nid b Merwood 21 Ahmed b Daniels 0 M i b Copnor 18 P Singh
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    Y.M.C.A. FOOTBALL
    22 9 Guan Kat sw. anat unga; Tan Ching; Lim'Kim h^ vd n Thong Sing S. often cc: nR Swe e Keng:
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    Y.M.C.A. CRICKET
    35 9 Anfon Pm. A on R Lyne- V v„ r Und: Fon S KamfT Fe~ er > t SUr tta; L Tin- t ou guson c L Day: p. l Ebert. Tan M Swamy; E.
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    REX RANGERS' CRICKET WIN
    247 9 DLAYING their first match of the sea--1 son, the Rex Rangers defeated the Newton Rocklights by 57 runs at Farrer Park on Monday. The scores were:— REX RANGERS L. sta. Maria run out 18 Anthony Lim stp. c Lazaroo b J. Phang 50 E. Pereira b
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE. DEATH.
    65 10 AiKnr. UE Mr AJcxandre < Sandy» Albuquerque, aged 82. passed away a* his residence, No. 177 Wafcprlnn °dav 8th 9 t J h Un f e 1938 Funerai r o°n° Tturt fits'Jm le vln S residcrce a l 6.15 a.m. to the Church of St. JOsenh 5
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    CIVILIAN SLAUGHTER
    687 10 a brief period during which it seemed that the force of world opinion was inducing Japan to reduce the senseless bombing of civilians to a point which was merely incidental to military action, the invading forces have redoubled their efforts to spread panic by acts of unparalleled barbarity.
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    Bombs On N.W. Frontier
    223 10 London, June 7. A COMPARISON drawn by the German National Socialist newspaper "Angriff" between the aerial slaughter of civilians in China and in Spain, and the operations of the Royal Air Force on the Indian northwest frontier, caused press comment' this morning. The "Angnff's" allegation* are
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    Paid Holidays
    74 10 London, June 7. THE hoLdays-with-nav agreement recently concluded between South Wales coal owners and their workmen-, fame into fores yesterday, when a number of collieries closed down for the whole of this week. At other collieries, a week's holiday will be given later in the year, probably In
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    10 10 Mrs. J. A. Wright is in the Alor Star Hospital.
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    24 10 The British Resident (the Hon. Mr. S W. Jones* was in Penang on Thursday to most his wife and daughter, who returned from England.
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    33 10 Mr. C. Wilson. Controller of Labour, has left for Europe on home leave. Mr. J. M Barnes, who has been Deputy Controller of Labour. Malaya, has arrived to tpko over from Mr Wilson
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Canton Carnage
    259 10 NOTES COMMENTS Canton Carnage /CANTON, China's southern capital, has been subjected to innumerable air raids since the commencement of the Sino-Japanese hostilities, but they pale into insignificance when compared w th the one which the Japanese are at pr<- sent carrying out Already the damage done to life and property
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    Relief For Workless
    188 10 rpHE suggestions put forward by Mr. A John F. Klyne at the annual mcc:Ing of the Straits Settlement! (Singapore Association for the relief of unemployment have not only brought to the fore again this all-important ques- tion, but have also given fresh food for serious thought. Mr.
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    Rayon From Cotton
    202 10 AN experiment, the first of its kind in India, which may have far-reaching I effects on the cotton textile has been undertaken by the 7" Central Cotton Committee. Z poses to instalapiiot p] ai u *th.. J£ to exploring ij, 0 commercial u<> v of producin, \W*
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    Growing Absent Mindedness
    273 10 THAT Malayans are becoming no* absent minded is i conclusion one must draw alter reading the annual report of the Posts and Telegraphs r»' partment, which has just been published by the Director General, Capt T. p I T>U~ me number of intern and article] dealt with
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    Topics Of The Day
    332 10 By "Looker On" BOY witness in a London court was complimented by the Bench on his frank and open face, the magistrate expressing the opinion that he would never deceive anybody in his life. We believe the lad was keenly disappointed as he had decided on
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    Serious Riots In Jamaica
    209 11 London, June 7 JHF officer admit:istering the Government of r.- 1 telegraphed as follows tc the Secretary fl f Jamaica The situation in Kingston Is norm« 7 J the parishes there has been considerable dLtu^n^ K ds tl as widespread or as serious as anticipatedf rbance
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    JAPAN TO COMMENCE SOUTHWARD DRIVE
    271 11 AT noon yesterday two Japanese planes dropped pampMets signedby the s JSKTS H'fh Command and stating that the war zone is now be n extended to bouth China (says Keuter) and therefore the civilian population are urged tc evacuate Swatou and other danger points nCZ
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    AVIATION PIONEER DEAD
    40 11 Reuter. T Berlin. June 7. HE death has occurred of Professor Hugo Hergesell, pioneer of weather and weather service for air traffic. He collaborated with Count Zeppelin hi the construction of the first airshins. Reuter. *P j
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    18 11 Petty Officer John Vernon, a steward ass found hanging dead in H. M. Minesweeper Sutton in Sheerness Harbour.
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    CANTON BOMBING WILL BE AVENGED
    52 11 Reuter. Canton, June 7. "THE sufferings of Canton must be avenged," declares Marshal Chiang Kai Shek in a telegram sent fro m headquarters to the people of Canton. He conveys sympathy and adds that preparations are being made to strengthen the antiaircraft defences of the
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    R.A.F. PLANE DOWN IN JUNGLE
    73 11 Reuter. Capetown, June 7. MILITARY aeroplane disappeared yesterday carrying three British Air Force boxers and a trainer, and two South African air force officers from Buluwayo to Pretoria. It has been sighted from the air, wrecked in the jungle north of Limpopo River with a
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    FRANCO'S DRIVE AGAINST BRITISH TRADE IN SPAIN
    395 11 58 Cargo Vessels A tta eked Reuter. Since the Hostilities starte,i in Spain do fewer than 58 British shins have been bombed or attacked by submarine off the coast of SS Six of hem have been sunk, while 14 British sailors have been
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    JAPANESE BASE AT AMOY
    92 11 Reply To Singapore Fortress Shanghai, lane x. Jl HONGKONG message says the China Mail learns "from a reliable source" that the Japanese intend converting Amoy into a«jnajor naval base which will transcend Formosa in importance as a base for Japanese operations in the event of a
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    NEW COLOURS FOR THE GUARDS
    68 11 The King, watched by the Queen and other members of the Royal Family, presented new Colours to the 2nd battalion of the Grenadier Guards, of which he is colonel in chfef, at Buckingham palace recently. The Colours, which replace the old Colours presented in 1921,
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    DOCTOR SHOT BY SOLDIER
    62 11 Protecting Chinese Nurses Reuter. Peiping, June 7. QR. Frederick Scowl, an American v Presbyterian missionary, was shot through the body by an allegedly drunken Japanese soldier when protecting Chinese nurses of th e mission hospital at Tsining. where the soldier is stated to have been looking
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    US NAVAL PLANS
    42 11 Reuter. Washington, June 7. THE appropriations committee of the House of Representatives has aporoved expenditure of $35,802,000 to start the naval expansion programme. This will allow work to be begun on !9 ships, including the two 35.000 tons battleships.—Reuter.
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    24 11 An exhibition of types of shelters and equipment available to protect the public against air raids was opened at Charing Cross Underground Station recently.
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    Japanese Claim Canton Is Fortified
    286 11 Reuter aud Sin Chew Jit Poh. Canton, June 7. THREE further raids were carried out by the Japanese on Canton to-day—morning, n„on and night but up to the present there is no news of the causalties caused, and damage appears to be slight. The Japanese
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    WARNING TO FLIERS
    38 11 Reuter. Wnm Washington. June 7. ITHOUT specifically mentioning Spain, President Roosevelt stated at a press conference that United States fliers fighting fcr revolutionary forces against existing foreign Governments would have their pilot's licences revoked Renter
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    JAPANESE ADVANCE IN HONAN
    123 11 Reuter Shanghai, June 7. 'piIE Japanese threat to Chengchow ft cne of the important citfes in Honan Province has been increased A J?pane«c rolumn. advrucing westward a'onjr ihe Laag Hai railway, is reaorfed to have reached a point only J2 miles from Chen*chow, while tno columns
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    MINERS URGE BOYCOTT OF JAPAN
    123 11 Reuter. London, June 7. AN appeal for the boycott of Japanese goods by miners was made by the executive of the I South Wales' Miners Federation to-dgv ,In a resolution expressing indignation jEI gainst ruthless war aggression which 'Japanese Imperialism la -raging in C hina
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    Canadian Exhibition
    47 11 T_ Louden. June 7 i ORD STANLEY, Secretary f jr Domf- Dion Affairs, has received through the High Ottfnrnhtetcijcr for Canada and accepted an invitation from uE pres dent and directors of the Canadian National Exhibition to ooen the exhlblt?on at Toronto on August 26
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    SEARCH FOR KIDNAPPERS
    52 11 Reuter. I Washington. June 7 DRESIDENT Roosevelt has asked Coni Si-rss for a special appropriation of iif'y thousand do.-Jars to be used Mr USSI? th l k Snappers of the child Bteegie Cash, for whom a great search Fow a great part of Florida was carri* out
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    USE OF THE WORD "TALAK"
    211 12 SULTAN'S SECRETARY EXPLAINS Singapore, Tuesday. -nfE have received the following letter from the Private Secretary to the Sultan of Johore in regard to the use of the Arabic word "talak." "Will you please be good enough to publish the following for the intormation of those
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    BIRTHDAY PARADE
    115 12 An official communique issued yesterday regarding arrangements for the King's Birthday, Parade states:—Admission to the reserved enclosures on the Race Course Road side of Farrer Park on the occasion of the Ceremonial Parade tomorrow, Thursday, June 9, is by ticket only. Ticket holders are earnestly requested to co-operate
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    Interesting Find At Malacca
    193 12 (From Our Oicn Correspondent) Malacca, Tuesday. THE Rev. L. St. G. Petter, in thanking 1 the P.W.D. for the efficient manner in which they have completed the works at the west-end of the chancel of Christ Church strikes a humorous note when he says in "The
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    STAR AND STRIPES
    25 12 Dorothy White, one of the Paramount starlets that add to the popularity of the studios musicals. Bet litest picture is "College Swing.''
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    Partnership Case Argued In Appeal Court
    266 12 f Singapore, Tuesday. AN appeal from the judgment of Mr. Justice Home was heard by the Court of Appeal to-day, the Chief Justice, Mr. Justice McElwaine. oresiding, assisted by Mr. Justice Mills and Mr. Justice Murray Ansley. Messrs. M. C. Johannes and Aubrey Oavies
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    DENTAL SURGEON MARRIES
    309 12 Armstrong-Jansen Wedding In Singapore AT the Cathedral of th e Good Shepherd yesterday. Miss Gladys Jansen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Y. E. Jansen, of Singapore, was married to Mr. Ronald Melville Armstrong, Dental Surgeon of West Pahang, and son of Mr. and Mrs G. Armstrong, of
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    MALACCA NEWS
    67 12 (From Our Onn Correspondent) Malacca, Tuesday. Thirty new houses have been added to the Portuguese Settlement and these have alread- been allotted. There are now 61 government and 31 private houses two move are coming up. The Malacca Police sports will be held on Saturday June 18 at
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    S.I. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    244 12 Annual General Meeting Held Singapore, Wednesday THE first annual general meeting of the 1 South Indian Chamber of Commerc 0 at Theatre Royal on Sunday at 10 30 a.m. Mr. Adam Haji N Mohamed Ibrahim presided. After the president's introductory remarks, the report and the accounts
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    19 12 Mrs. Cator, the wife of the British REsident, Perak, has left for England by the P. and O. Chitral
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    Child Murder: Court Sequel
    92 12 (From Our Owji Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Sunday. HETECTIVE Inspector Tang Kwang ■J Kun, made an application for another week's postponement when Loke Chow Hoi, the Chinese, arrested in connection with the murder of a 12-year-old Chinese girl who was found strangled to death in a house
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    The Derby May Be Screened To-Night
    91 12 The film of the Derby, which was run on June 1, may be shown this evening, when the Pavilion Cinema, Singapore, change their programme. The manager told a Tribune reporter yesterday that he had received a cable 'hat the film was coming by X.L.M.
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    IMPERIAL PLANE DELAYED
    34 12 /from Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Tuesday. The eastbound Imperial Airways plane wmch arrived here this morning instead ol Monday is now held up for repair. It will probably be Leaving to-morrow.
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    ALLEGED POSSESSION OF ARMS
    103 12 Singapore. Tuesday. A REVOLVER and 13 rounds of ammunition were alleged to have been found or. a Chinese named Koh Ah Leek, who was arrested in Tan j ong Pagar shortly after nine o'clock on June 5. Half an hour earlier, a Cantonese named Fan Leong
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    CLUB CONCERT
    66 12 A concert will be fiven by members of the Belia Club at the Club house on June 9. at 8.30 m. The President will give away the prizes for draughts and darts competitions at the conclusion of the concert The winners of the competitions are Draughts:—Winner: Ibrahim B.
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    Woman Saved From Burning House
    117 12 (From Our Oxen Reporter) Penang, Tuesday. MIDDLE-AGED Malay woman had a narrow escape from death when she was rescued from a burning house in the afternoon at Balik Pulau. One half of the roof and a side partition and some clothing and a few pillows
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    Chinese Found Hanging
    88 12 Singapore. Tuesday. The body of an unidentified Chinese was found hanging in a public convelnence in Merchant Street on May 30. It was discovered by a Chinese who informed the police. The body was removed to the General Hospital, and on May 31, a postmortem was held.
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    LATE MRS. MARY JANE DA SILVA
    601 12 Death Of Singapore Resident AN °ld and respected member of a well known Eurasian family in the person of Mrs. Mary Jane da Silva, passed away at the residence of her daughter Mrs. E. A. Reutens, on Monday, at the age of 70. She
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    2 12 STOP PRESS
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    103 12 Arrived from N.E.I, by KLM pl?rie •Ibis" on 4.6.38 Mr. V. D. Hoop Mr W A. Montgommery, Mr. K. Endo. Left for Penang and Budapest by KLM plane "Ibis" on 4.6.38 Mr. V. K. Ismail, Mr. R. E. M. Ibrahim, Mr. V D Hoop. Arrived from Europe,
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    MINING COOLIES’ TERMS OF WORK
    329 13 "HELPING HANDS"? CLAIM (From our Oun Reporter) Cnine<Jc re<far ?"t la Lvm P ur Tuesday. to lalnur force, was ecorded hv mining usage in reiatinn Court, to-day in an iraoortan! :,s! r ,vs «cc Raja Musa 7 tki" r appealed afiilUl ihe n PPCaI in
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    Dutch Vessel Bombed
    113 13 Reuter. Barcelona, June 7. A DUTCH collier was bombed and uioH? ma !f c lJ luring an ai r raid here last S ?,!lL and the first mcer was seriously nn SS" i BnttBn non-intervention mcer was slightly hurt A Madrid message says 20 were killed If'
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    ROYAL BIRTHDAY PARADE TRAFFIC ARRANGEMENTS
    215 13 IJIS Majesty's birthday will be celeF.,r™ at d J°- morrn w by a parade at cedent. a S ale witnout ■JSP? arran gement 3 made for ao!re° r as h from Parade W The temporary Grandstand for ticket holders only is on the East side
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    43 13 The Government of Sind are considering to untitled about untitled and a half untitled fo rupecs for the construction of a band on the left bank of the Indus to sheck untitled through a untitled in the bank xausing snsiderable untitled to zaminnars.
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    FRANCO RESUMES OFFENSIVE
    104 13 Reuter. Saragossa, June 7. AFTER a lull ol several days, Gen. Franco's troops have resumed their offensive along tne whole line on the Teruel—castellon fronts. A Madrid message states that the British steamer, Therpe Haven, was badly damaged in the Alicante air raid. There were no casualties.
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    Drowned Off Ceylon
    71 13 CAPTAIN J. V. V. Wilson, formerly of v the Egyptian Civil Service and more recently a coffee planter in Kenya, has died at Bentota, off the south coast of Ceylon. Accompanied by his 19-year-old son he had entered a calm sea wnicb suddenly grew stormy. Colonel T.
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    MORE UNEMPLOYED IN BRITAIN
    142 13 British Official Wireless. London, June 7. THE Ministry of Labour estimates that 1 at May 10 the number of insured persons in employment in Great Britain, exclusive of persons within the agricultural scheme, was approximately 11,375,000—15,000 less than a month before and on ajjomparable basis 148
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    KILLED BY FALL IN DRY DOCK
    62 13 Singapore, Wednesday. J AST night between the hours of fn K CVen a Har »>«»r Board SSSiSSS' rfcS piking his rounds uiMovtred a body in v dry dork board W an\i kli n US Ahmat t0 Lll on reeved ™-J\' lm X reterday Wa>
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    BENGAL MOSLEM ASSN.
    82 13 i leni Association gave Hols? PronhP* u he birt «day of the «oiy Prophet Muhammad on Saturday ttoad AnguUia Mosque, Serangoon iZ SL f2? M toft Wn Va G h^ b Shah and -Abdullah uJXSS-J'S*: Sf Hashlm, .t the v?e» PrfL Munshl Muhammed Ally. »"^S n SS
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    Clean Shaves For Nazis
    77 13 Berlin. DARBERS who use the same shaving °™5 fO T more than two customers may be fined £12 under a new Nazi dei ree. Customers must bring the;r own shaving brushes, it rules, and if they possess none, the harper must use his nands. It is
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    Queen Cancels Engagements
    79 13 British Official Wireless. London, June 7. IT is officially stated to-day that the Queen is suffering from a slight cold and will in consequence remain indoors at Royal Lodge, Windsor Great Parte, as a precautionary measure. Her Majesty therefore cancelled her engagement to go with the prince&ses
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    Driving License Test Case
    179 13 Singapore, Wednesday. A JUDGMENT which wdl have an effect on all renewals oi driving licences was delivered by the Chief Juslice, Mr. Justice P. A. MeEiwuine, tola morning, when he dismissed an app-al by the Crcwn by way of a case siat'.d ny tne fourth magistrate
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    SINGAPORE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
    333 14 Exciting Play In L. T. A. Tournament rXCITING tennis was witnessed in the semi-finals of the mixed doubles event on the S.C.C. courts, in the S.L.T.A. championships yesterday both matches going to three sets before they were decided. After a good fight in.the opening set J in
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    COUNTY CRICKET RESULTS
    342 14 Reuter. YORKSHIRE avenged their defeat at Sheffield last year by their old rivals, Lancashire, when these sicLs met at Bradford over the week-end, Yorkshire winning by eight wickets, following the second innings collapse of Lancashire for 138 runs, Hedley Verity showing fine form on the eve of
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    NAVY CUP GOLF
    157 14 Singapore G. C. Win Inter-Club Event THE Navy Challenge Cup competition was played at Bukit Timah on Monday afternoon and resulted in a win tor the Singapore Gold Club, represented by Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Paterson. with a score of 82, and Mrs. J. Moncur and
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    N.W.D. YARDLEY INVITED TO TRENT BRIDGE
    169 14 Reuter. London, June 7 M W. D. Yardley, the brilliant young Cambridge University player, who turns out for Yorkshire County, and was third in the champion County's batting last season with an average of 44.00 for 11 innings, has been invited to hold himself
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    ISLAND CLUB
    117 14 Mixed Foursome Golf Competition THE Island Club mixed foursome held the second nine on Sunday resulted In a win for Dr. and Mrs. H. Lmi uith a nctt sco.' of 32 t /j... The following were some ol the bet cards returned. Dr. and Mrs. H. Lim 40-
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    TO-DAY'S PADANG SOCCER
    59 14 The following have accepted to play for the S.C.C, Ist XI vs. the R A. in the First Division match to-day at the S.C.C. ground:—G. D A. Lundon; F. G. Stiff, K. C. Cillett; J. Welsh, C. C Webster, F. E. Hutchinson; J. E. D Graham, R.
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    CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB
    22 14 The pagar lights will be on at the Chinese Swimmine. Club to-night and tomorrow, weather permitting, from 7 p.m.
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    CARD FOR TO-MORROW AT KUALA LUMPUR
    1152 14 THIRD DAY OF SELANIGOR SUMMER MEĔTING Seven Sprints In Programme Of Eight Races A THIRD card of eight rates will be run off in Kuala Lumpur to-morrow in connection with the SeJjngci Turf Club's four-day professional race meeting which will come to a close
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    Annual Sports Of St Andrew's School
    447 15 A Successful Meeting AT JALAN BESAR Koon Champion thkte ,RJ i> dv excellent weather, Yith annaal athletic sports St. Andrew's School was Besar Stadium afterneea in the presence It gathering. Although no recoi Is the open events were ii, competition was neverthe- Mid everal
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    20 15 untitled match that was brimful Footer drew 3—3 011 *he s.R.C. ground on ground Lad Footers defeated LLJfounffstera by 4—2.
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    SOCIAL GOLF MATCH IN JOHORE BAHRU
    138 15 T 1„1 r' lg f are f he «nd start-to-morrow t0 be P 1 Bahru s Ef thciayi at Johore O&Vta A"«n sftOr.T. E. Cheng K'tt G lloy 6 chua Siißht M-nI-' Marshall 24 W. Bo™ Unn 24 LayCoCk 16 c >™ a wither
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    S.C.C. Cricket
    69 15 fnr *JL f o W i nB have accepted to play «e-u-r 7 ISt the Non»«<ters to-morrow at 11 a.m. at the 1 J V N Anderson, Dynes M Garden, A. C. Giowder J Against the Jonore C C. to-morrow at Johore Bharu:_j. H. willmott w' v SSSFbl*'
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    26 15 The untitled Snals of the Commanding-of-war held at Tanglin yesterday resulted in 2nd H.K.s. Battery ir j beat frj the Bfcbte In two straight pulls. m
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    Singapore badminton championships
    167 15 THE following ties in the Singapore Badminton Association's men Junloi ingles and doubles championship tournaments will be played at the Clerical Union. Haw-Par Hall, this weekend:— SATURDAY AT 8.15 P.M Siii°ies Loh Ngian Lim vs. Ong Keng Wee (Roseray). Kok Chek Tuan 'Devonshire* vs Goh Song Kwang
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    Muar League Soccer
    152 15 i rFfeOji Our On n Cc'rcspondcnt) Muar, Tuesday. THE Land Office football team, last third if;SS? cha Wi««M moved up to St 7 n th<;y beut th Town match &i2«i r ta a Showing more dash, the ehamoions :°S ed ch heir Vicl ry "saw V 1
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    S.A.F.A. League Tables
    473 16 POSITIONS in the S.A.F.A. League soccer competitions, revised to date are as follows:— FIRST DIVISION Goals P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts. Chinese (1> 11 7 2 2 28 13 1G R.AF. (5) 10 5 2 3 32 19 13 R.A. <4> 10 6 3 1
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    Oversea Chin ese Bank Beat G.E.C.
    369 16 Business Houses Soccer O.C. Bank... 7; G.E.C L THE General Electric Co. were given a trouncing by the Overseas Chinese Bank who beat them by 7—l in their Business Houses League engagement at the Clerical Union ground yesterday. Play was colourless. The Bankers dominated
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    GARRISON LEAGUE CRICKET
    74 16 IN a Garrison League cricket match played at Tanglin yesterday. Fort Canning beat the Royal Army Medical rnros by five runs. 3attine first, the Fort knocked on *o which Dowling contributed 48 being caught by Staff-Sgt. Welsh. The Medicals reDlied with 102. Set. Hall top-scoring with 33,
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    MALAYA CUP: MALACCA XI V. JOHORE
    67 16 i From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Tuesday. THE following have been selected 'to represent Malacca in their Malaya Cup fixture with Johore at Johore Bahru on Saturday:— Low Ah Sang; Lim Chwee Seng, D. Hendroff: Choc Soon Lee, Abbas. A. de Silva: W. T.
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    CHINESE BEAT ROYAL INNISKILLINGS
    607 16 First Division Soccer AT STADIUM League Leadership Retained (BY ROVER) Chinese 2; Inuiskillings YESTERDAYS match in »h<- tirst A Division of the S.A.F.A. team.,resulted in tlie Chinese beatin» ihSkins by the odd soal in thi V the Anson Road Stadium. rh»s V ii tory enables the
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    SECOND DIVISION SOCCER
    144 16 Blakan Mati Gunners Beat Pulau Brani R.A. (B.M.) l; Pulau Brain 0. jj IN a fast and exciting game played B J; Pulau Brani vesterday. the L<B.M.) beat Pulau Brani bv 1- I o match was in the second division ui i S.A.F.A. League. I In the
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    HORSE SHOOTS ITSELF
    36 17 Melbourne, Victoria. Mr. Ren Roberts was about to mount bis horse at Chiltern, Victoria, when Ihe horse >hot itself. It -tood on a live cartridge, which exploded, and the bullet intend its hoof.
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    POLITICIAN REJUVENATED AT AGE OF 76
    128 17 Bombay. RFM ARKABLE results from "rejuvenation" treatment are desciibed in a statement made here by Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya. the Tf-vear-old Hindu politician. ent was conducted by doctor who claims to be Id, in February last; but the arding the effects has been issued.
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    CHINESE SEAMEN
    183 17 Christian Work Halted By War IHI annual meeting of the I tian Mission to Chinese S»a rigkong was held recently ion Headquarters in Jorden Bad, Kowioon. object of the Mission Is 'o ice to needy seamen and to spiritual, moral and sons. As many of the seam help
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    Gunners Make Stitching A Hobby In India
    488 17 !*f nations which other spaA by the Bn. Light Infantry £*%Mh? h United Pwin?es Chaubattie in the The g t f "Metric har which was thmi »n?J?J2? off a bit; ycle a goal poit An en"dT^l ed t nd lashed to ed twice
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    Bengalis In Bihar
    61 17 Patna, June 1. JN the Bihar Council replying to a har and SaTn Df T tn e Province of BiSrikriQh»» o o- L ps tne Premier, Mr easiest method of settliTf a ocint of i nterest to a candlJato hLself s ih/ Potion of a certificate rem
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    SKATING ON THIN ICE FORBIDDEN
    93 17 JHE Prohibition of skating&» 'y by the committed n?£. lf l ves t^at e the promotion cf order and cleanliness in the city t strictly forbidden 1939, make v;ithcut°a% r efin]t. the station P S «i finit<? reason or object ba a „fn S s
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      144 17 IT ii BE ALWAYS ON TIME I A let of business and money is lost -nrough not Keeping appointments at the proper time. Have all you* clocks and watches that go wrong repaired by YICK WOH HING 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD (Near Middle Road) Phone No. 7922. Contractors for the
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      221 17 or Service work. That is why it's safe to buy Phileo ->n,i why million., of Ph,>cs are in useCdlty G, TO security and satisfaction. Branches ?<> a Singapore. eremban, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penau«. 6 APB 7 Valve Troubles jl ■'n your Radio Set! I END THEM BY rsiNG j
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    FLOOD HAVOC IS BENGAL
    135 19 United Press. <Ky Air Mail) Calcutta, June 1. ngVERE cycJenie weather, accomb tanied by fairly heavy rainfall „hH.i swept over the great part „f thix I'litvincr for the last seven ,Ijv> havf veritable disaster to ,hr whose paddy (r „pv have lx*eu almost totally (l^trovpd. astern
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    Deficit Budget Far Mysore
    99 19 United Press. (By Air Mail) fcr D Bangalore, May 30 estimates of the Mysore Cic-. :nment just completed for the June 30, 1939. show a deficit on the year's transaction;; > the extent of •pt other so «rces a surplus "Jr I3 /000 IS shown for
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    JUDGES OF THE FEDERAL COURT
    33 19 lodge* *»f the Federal Court of India: Sir MAURICE GW'YEi* (above) Chief Jufltfe. .Mr. M. X l\V\K.\K < rii;ht > and SIX SUM si'«FM\N right beJudges.—Siory at oottctn ..f Pace
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    WHY MADRAS SPEAKER WITHDREW HIS RESIGNATION
    145 19 United Press. •By Air Mailt %r Madras, May 29 INTERVIEWED by the United Press rem presentative on his return this morniJQg from Chevgaon, the Hon Mr Bulusu Sambamurthi. Speaker oi the Madras Assembly, said that he withdrew his resignation of the Speakership in implicit
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    Federal Court Holds Its First Sitting
    452 19 United Press. (By Air Mail) fare New Delhi, June 1. th eh° Pc SiUinBr 01 tk Feltera, oi < was heW this """-"ins ■Nf i ber f Princes in connection with a special reference Quef C Urt by the Gover nor*G«neral. Sir Maurice Gwyer,
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    WOMAN CONGRESS WORKER SENTENCED
    96 19 United Press. »By Air Mailt New Delhi May 31. THE Additional District Magistrate 1 pronounced orders this morning in the case in which Shrimati Satyavati, prominent Congress worker ot Delhi, stood charged under section 124-A 1.P.C., with having delivered an alleged seditious speech at village Mandi
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    DEAD GIRL APPEARS IN DREAM
    257 19 United Press. MY three-year-old daughter who had been missing for four aays appeared before me in my dream and told me where she was lying. On going to the place indicated, I found her lying dead between two stacks of cot h n bags." This
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    DEPUTATION TO ENGLAND NOT NEEDED
    264 19  -  OUR DAILY INDIA PAGE Edited By G.S. Muthukrishnan, B.Sc. (By Air Mail) ami* uv Calcutta, June J. jy|K. .>ubhas Chandra Bose, the Congress President, interviewed at Bombay, before his departure for Calcutta, expressed himself against any deputation being sent to England with a view to
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    U. P. Kisan Conference
    52 19 The United Prov.nce.s Prov m -al Klsan Conference mil be how h {;YrlpSra vi lage in Cawnpore District on JmTn Arhorl ix nder tne Presidentship of Ka sS ndra D Purushottamdas Tandon. Speaker of the v. P. Legislative Assembly, will take part m the deliberations of
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    K.B. Khalilur Rahman Dead
    279 19 fPHE death occurred of Alhadj A Khan Bahadur M. Khalilur Kahman Saheb of Lakarta, I'aridpur at "Khalil Chambers" his Calcutta residence. Born of a rich and respectable family of Lakarta, Khalilur Rahman S-x heb had to cut short his education il career owing to various causes
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    28 19 Mr. J. Fraser has oren elected to tot Sind Legislative Assembly frora the Karachi European •v.istltaency in the jvelection caus-d by the resignation of Mr. J. J. Fiockhart.
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    Central Assembly Member Expelled From Congress
    197 19 United Press. •By Air Maib. .Madras, .Tun*- 1. rrrtTHER details are now available 1 retarding the expulsion o! Sami Venkatachalam Chetty from the Congress. i A member of the Central Legislative *s.*embly and City Municipal Congress Party. Mr. Chetty failed to apologise to the
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    MALAY GIRLS' SCHOOLS SPORTS
    60 20 Malay mothers and their children attended in large numbers to watch their girls go Through an interesting pt«.gramme of drills and games at the annual sports of ,the combined Gove» nment Malay Girls' Sch4>o!s held at the Geylang Malay Girls' School ground on Monday afternoon. At
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      121 20 CLA«SIFIK||I ADVERTISEMENTS bring you I E S II L T s for only 3 tEN T s per word in this paper I The Tastiest Spread 1 with Butter and Bread BOVMLj Nervous HEADACHES N SMINUTES' /OKe mtWL for Don't let a headache —or any other pain v hate a
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      19 I The Malaya Tribune RADIO SUPPLEMENT Edited by S. P. Shotam No. 2 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, June 8, 1938 FOUR PAGES.
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      HISTORY OF THE NIROM STATION
      327 I ITS BIRTH AND MAINTENANCE 'pill. Mrom sianea oroadeasting officially in the Netherlands Indies on Mar. 31, I!>.M Until then only a fewloci I stations had been in operation in the bigger cities, the rant being defrayed by contributions paid by the members of (he local
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      Spelling Bee For Oversea Listeners
      280 I FOR the first time listeners to Daventry will be able to take part in one of the swelling bees that have proved so popular a feature cf BBC programmes recently. On Jure 12. teams representing London and Dublin respectively arc to compete in a Bee
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      HOW TO WRITE FOR VERIFICATIONS
      303 I 'pHE radio listener who takes an intelligent interest in this hobby will find the collection of Q.S.L. cards (that is the acknowledgment of stations heard) a great incentive to log in as many different short-wave stations as possible. The collection of these verification cards was
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      VOLUME CONTROL ROOM
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      QUERY CORNER
      574 I (The Radio Editor, Malaya Tribune) Sir,—Just a suggestion or two. The supplement giving the programmes for the week is meant for a week's reference. It should be in a handy form. The present size needn't be altered but it should be so rfrinted that the advertisements mhy be
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      ENLAND v. AUSTRALIA: SPECIAL TRANSMISSION
      61 I From 9.20 p.m. to 1.00 a.m on Friday. June 10. and Saturday, luhe 11, a ball-by-ball description of the Test Match at Nottingham will bo radiated firm Daventry, simultaneously with Transmission 3, on the following frequencies: GSP 9.20—10.20 p.m. h.Si Mr s, P.' n« metres.
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        32 I Entrust Your Repairs to Competent Engineers H. L. Carter Co., Phone 6618 QUERY COUPON M T. June. 8, 1938 This coupon is available until June 14 next and must accompany all queries.
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        142 I f or Expert Reliable Service Ring up 6 6 18 H. L Carter Co., seats for all the tests K^-fel-\kSw .y v j The England-Australia Tests will be too good to miss and too exciting to listen to on I-I an old set. Go and see youi *H#' J. Tests.
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        3070 II WED. JUNE 8 f 'WORLD'S BROADCAST PROGRAMMpsI I WNDON 1.00 Miscellaneous Programme of! 1 IH ITI TRANSMISSION 5 *> nn w Gramophone Records xtth/mif 1 J A.M. «2« Music I -eJSfiRu., ■J'ftKKEL LONDON PARIS 6 W Sn^^V' S;S- 0«, SS' 1 c TRANSMISSIONS p PARIS Oreeic, Ngee" and "Chiang Gek
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        120 III PENANG WIRELESS I SOCIETY I pBNANG will in future broadcast Lunch 'lime Music from 12.00—1.00 every Sunday on ZHJ 6.08 mc/s (49.3 m) STAMP SERVICE There's Something Special for you if you are a Stamp Collector CALL AT THE CONTINENTAL STAMP MART, 79, NORTH BRIDGE RD, SINGAPORE. ONC RADIO SERVICE.
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        1820 III i JIVIIL ffuyv I H NIROM j mm* ■ss oymno.st,« vv ORLD'S BROADCAST PROfiR a mmccl I f -eJr^l;;^;^ Merry recorded music. j l W 1 ■^WVj|^M i YI|VItLS s ,d v N 2 'FriedemanrO. The I Time signal. Gramophone! Harmonious Blacksmith (HanWk music. i "Sieurd Rv r o de],
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        178 IV CHOOSE A 1938 IM ZENITH K Hli tOXC DISTANCE HHI RADIO Originality. Ask for a free Home demonstration from IXIVERSAL RADIO HOI'SE •PHONE 4967. 205, Orchard Road, Singapore. HOMELITE PORTABLE PUMPS M| (FAST SELF-PRIMING) ■Hi ENGINE OPERATES I a '-||f hk; kmh'gh to no I THK BIGGEST si Complete" unit
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        2435 IV (Continued tram pag, S) 1 7 «5 £red his fc^ nirom WORLD'S BROADCAST PROGRAMMES S^'lS a.m. ww Venice (Briccialdi I < 7.50 Cathedral, Batavia C. 10.35 'Ways and Means."* a a*l 9.05 Announcement. j comedy by Noel Covard .f* 9.07 Morning concert. DroT T vr pApio Overture (Suite, Casse -Noisette)
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