Malaya Tribune, 9 June 1939

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: W r Guaranteed Largest Sales xxyi- -No. 13R. "sTngapgrĕT FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Friday, June 9, 1939. The Malaya Tribune PAGES. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1939 FIVE i
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      145 1 jrsv r.M FAMOUS "RED SEA" ORINGE .H UE. i) sK V PROVISION STORE BRIDGE ROAD. [ONE 2133. gIK b U I I N DAILY FROM VI J ILL 11 P.M. Masters. ĔĔĔk Step this way! A social evening a few friends your old friend 11 Johnnie Walker providing the entertainment
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      179 1 «"-B**bl Che te| m •Jo, K*ach Road > MALACCA t»mes daily. gjr PUtMiTUßi^jjßJp^ rw (HI A Blm BaUi I not only y WUI /111 111 lee IIMITEO I |l STRW:T PHOXI WU I DR. LAVIS 0 r I CapilJogenu' I W "W'Hl Pomatum is I V > \tl jsci c
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      137 1 MADAME PAGE LATE 92, PICCADILLY. LONDON. DRESSMAKER, DESIGNER TAILOKAIADES GOWNS FOR ALL OCCASIONS IN STOCK FROM:— $5. 30. rEL t£ BATTERY ROAD, tL 6327 SINGAPORE. HEAVY SERVICE BATTERIES I J I STOCKISTS and DISTRIBUTORS I M.WIH COMPANY I TEL. 4335. 1 1 I I pO. BOX 515. II I SINVAB
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    17 2 Charles Ruggles Is taking orders from his brother Wesley who is directing him in "Invitation to Happiness.**
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    MYSTERY OF A SPRAINED ANKLE
    68 2 pYEN his best friei E l ee Bowman's explai m o h sprained ankle, but it «y true He fell from the I v uc pire State Building! Upon completing a scene' Dunne for RKO Radio's U Bowman turned to leave he«j«J lica of the
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    What The Stars Foretell
    108 2 To-miW* v II Irs. S i> indtotirif El Hire no'-'* H| lagek*nnL t*"' jl to OffUruH h (I lor (i il tbouM II SPECIAL v/! 9fl Uiirii 21 Hi nrnitfl/'Vi' $1 bJ/JUMtf*' ?l peal* 41 itiwM* jl vlf ,cr I jjl. IWHti 111 itt htiOl 1
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      398 2 gTEAMER SAILINGS. p*o and BRITISH I I -JNDIA.! (Incorporated in Enpland). P. 0. 3. N. CO/S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. DueTonnage. Spore. 1939 r>HTTRAL 15 000 JUnG Jn rnRFU i5 00 J T UI e 3 CANTON {5.500 J»g CARTHAGE 15.000 W x Stana no2o° fug y n I SSp^2 RE nooo
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      444 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORDDLUTSCHER j LLOYD, (incorporated in Germany). The underrated are the Company's ntended futures:— I OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG SttANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due S pore. 1939 i ss. "ODER" omits North China Jull 13 m.s. "FULDA" omits Hcngkong, Japan. Jun J0 HOMEWARD. For HOLLAND, HAMBURG BREMEN. Sails
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      427 2 |the ho hong steamship I COMPANY LIMITED. NEXT SAILING*-^ I For CHINA Jun v I II ''Hon" Kneng i I "Hong Peng" Jun. 19. 4 p.m. Ju n. 30 I I -Bang Kheng" July h« P m July M I I "Hong Slang" July p.m. Hong 8 I l! For
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      137 2 HAMBURC-A.MKKIKA LIN IE 0 Oeu 1 sch A us tr alls che Dampfschiffs G>.seUschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore 1939 t m.s. LEVERKUSS*EN via Manila J T une mjs. RHEINLAND Direct June 23 t m-s. BURGENLAND via
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      218 2 [""daily crossword 1 1 CLUES ACBOSS [e llow pi 3 On the spur of the moment. j Mi-hap. 8 Spring flcwer. 4 p ouc hless opessum 10 Banter. 5 It made Word 12 What the CocKney cii* Asperse, when he brought the c« roiinn 13 Shelley's akylaik was this of
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    Reuter’s Commercial Service
    389 3 -ft LONDON COMMODITIES To L a a n y don "ange Buyers ?>i y E^ Sellers 8^ 8 i July Buyers 8 516 IS —l 16 Sellers 8- 8 0 3 < 4 —1 1G August Buyers 8% Si?,Sellers 87 16 2? -1 16 Dec. Buyers 87
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    66 3 List Of Current Dividends Singapore, June 7, 5 p.m. rant Total 1 Dividend Booka financial dost Date Ex. Dir. yeai Payable Date to datf b% int. June 19 June 24 June 20 10% r od. int. June 8 June 14 June 9 sd. Ui Bd. No 2*
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    Jap Assurance To Foreign Shipping
    87 3 Reuter. Tokyo, June 8. WELL-KNOWN liners in future will oe from being stopped and examined by Japanese warships, the Admiralty spokesman stated in Tokyo He added that there was no change m the policy of the Japanese. Navy. whi:h was to respect peaceful commerce of
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    THETIS SALVAGE MAY BE DROPPED
    260 3 Reuter. Twit l London, June 8. HE possibility of the Thetis remaining beneath the sea is being contuJlt Many lelatives 0f the decease have expressed the hope that their menfolk should not b; disturbed, as it is felt that the proper place for the sailors'
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    SOVIET & U.S. CO-OPERATION FOR PEACE
    80 3 SOVIET U.S. CO-OPERATION FOR PEACE Reuter. Washington, June 6. "IN the present international situation, filled with menaces to general peace, culture and progress, the feeling; of mutual friendship between our nations acquire great positive significance" declared the Soviet Ambassador. a€. Oumansky presenting his credentials to President Roosevelt, and adding: "The
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION
    141 3 Total Of 283 Tons Sold The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association held its 1437th auction yesterday, when of 979,652 lbs. «437.34 tons) were catalogued, 94LM4:) lbs. '420.60 tons* were offered and 634.703 lbs. 1283 34 tons) we re sold. RIBBED smoke SHEET. CENTS PES LB. Standard
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    TIN
    18 3 Singapore, June 9. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $113! I (down 1%).
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    RUBBER
    17 3 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 28 3 4 Sellers 28%.
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    Moscow Silent On Strang's Mission
    95 3 Reuter. Moscow, June 8. MR Chamberlain's statement th'H a British envoy is being sent to Moscow was not printed in the Soviet press. No official comment is available.— Reuter. Mr. William Strang, head of the Central Department at the Lon.lon Foreign Office, v/ho is proceeding
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    Alleged Parang Attack
    165 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Wednesday. DADEON bin Ilaji Suleiman was this morning produced before Tuan Haji Nassir bin Haji Salleh and charged with having caused hurt to Suleiman by cutting him with a parang at 12.30 a.m. this morning at Parit Bulat. It was stated that
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    ITALIAN NAVY'S PART IN SPANISH WAR
    90 3 Reuter. Rome, June 8. fHE Italian Navy's contribution towards the victory in Spain wa.3 of the greatest importance, declare* the newspaper Forzearmate, official "organ of the forces Giving: an indication of the activities of the Italian Navy in Spain, the newspaper says:— 'During the
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    PREMIER'S STATEMENT
    116 3 Reuter. London. June 3. iIN the Commons to-day. the Prern>r announced that the public enquiry into the Thetis disaster will be presided over by Mr Justice Bucknill. Questioned regarding to-day's abortive attempt to raise the Thetis. vlr Chamberlain said that all lifting win s were under the submarine
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    SPAIN'S MERCANTILE MARINE
    49 3 Reuter. Madrid, June '<', fjTATE credit of £la millions has been granted to the Spanish mercantile marine, repayable over 20 years, for construction of new ships and modernisation of old ones. An indispensable condition is that the .ships should be built and repaired In Spanish yards Reuter.
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    NEW PROMOTIONS
    67 3 Reuter. London, June 8. S'r B H. Bourdiilon, Governor Of Nigeria, la appointed Governor-General oi the Sudan in succession to Sir Stewart bymcs. who is retiring at the end of the year Mr. H Ramsbotham Minister of Tensions, is to be First Commissioner of Works, succeeding Sir Philip
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    "Better To Acquiesce," Says Mr. Butler
    124 3 Reuter. London. June V. |N the Commons to-day, Mr. Butler stated that in order to enable British subjects to proceed up the Yangtse, the British Government have acquiesced in the requirement that they ho*J Japanese military passes. The British Government do net recognise, in
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    "CRIME OF PARTITION"
    75 3 Reuter. New York, June B.—Eire would have the sympathy of the American people in the campaign to abolish the Crime of partition" Mr Scan O'Kelly. ViceFresident of the Executive Council of Eire, told Reuter before leaving to-day for Eire. He said in ten visits to the United
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      36 3 THE 'ASTERN UNITED ***ANri I < r mrORATION, LIMITED N Mid.*, I MOTOR VEHICLE, I woi If i.S RSONAL ACCI Hon compensa lN :'I HUC LIABILITY 'Durance. II QT KEET 1 SINGAPORE. F. W. HALL, Oeneral Manager
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      200 3 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA (TRUSTEES) LIMITED. Guaranteed and Controlled by THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. The Company, which Is incorporated in the S.S. and registered as a Trust Company, undertakes the following duties:— EXECUTOR &OR TRUSTEE OF A WILL. ADMINISTRATOR OF ESTATE OF DECEASED PERyON. TRUK3TEE OF A
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      359 3 BANK OF < lII.VA Incorporated in China by Specuu Charter U, Ce«ll Street, Bte« if Telephones: Office 6444. Asst. Manager's Office 6442. Exchange Dept. 6441. General Office 5188-fli Cable Address: M CnrNCKCO." Paid Up Capital w h. $40,000,000« Reserve Funds In Excess of Cb. f V 200.000.00 Total Assets approximately
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    Domestic Occurrence DEATH.
    66 4 Mr Wet foiiy Ki&t of (.hop Chin Giis.' Hin of 277, 8uuth Bridge Read, parsed »i\vay at H »1111 on June, lf'39, hix iciU' Tct, i. K-rt Ter::itv Funer:») will t:ilte on Suodav th litli June li»39. nt 10 n.m. tr> thiki Biwn CcmeU'ry. All frUnrt- and
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      507 4 i— £tfeca&oH4 Vacant WANTED Chinese building overseer. Apply 52, Lavender Street. (403.A» AMAH Young pni tially ci fully trained house unah required immediately. 643 Malaya Tribune, Ipoh. (400.A) WANTED agents lor Silk and Khadl dott Pi i tts. 100 l T. A. extra Kates competitive. !l*ve free particulars samples, ialandar.
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      635 4 WANTED to purchase compound good attap house about $2,200. Telok Kurau, Joo Chiat. Katong. Apply Box 628, Malaya Tribune, Singapore (360-A) WANTED STEAMER of about 1,000 tons with a few passenger accommodation state minimum pnoe and niu particulars to Box No. G3l, Tribune, Singapore. cmb-aj WANTED TO PURCHASE Secondhand Model
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      528 4 FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, No. 1-A Kirk Terrace, Phone 2323. Practical and Theoretical for beginners and advanc?d Pupils leading to Dip- i lomas. Solfeggio Course— requirements l of a good Musician. Kindergarten class fee $2 50 RAJAITS COLLEGE Dickson Road, off Jalan Besar. NEW SESSION for Apri'» 1940 L.C.C. Exam.
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      704 4 LFO'S LIBRARY, Katoac, for various interesting books by famous Authors. Enable terms. 17, Open daily 5-10 p.m. also 3 9—12 a.m. A RACING, RACING. The Backers Horoscope." For people bo i between the month* of August and July you should be "Extr- carefu ,n money matters, while you "Love to
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      502 4 YOUNG DUTCHMAN S BANDOENG (island of Java, D.E.1.», 32 years old anti of good family, wants correspondence with a girl «24 or 25 years, slim and small of stature, of good family and education* to MARRY if, after having corresponded and having made eacn others acquaintance by meeting each other,
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      424 4 rOR SERVICE, COM] 01 STAY AT NEW ASIA h Peck Scan street, s.. I trn sanitation and elec five minutes from V. Town. Charges m room. 1 I FOR SALE: Two V/ 4 acre land at 3 European occupal Present rent,] |X gam, 921, Eatu Road Xi &1-4) Tailoring Millinery
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    BRITAIN & HELP FOR CHINA
    231 5 BRITAIN HELP FOR CHINA Reuter. 1v London. June 8. a th Emmons to-day, replvhig v th°i I Hrl if,d in conaeetion «th Urd Halifax's recent speech oJSI 1 V? 4 Mr Bjt,?r id th at t».e pV-'o i!- men P r to continue to effect t the resolutions of th*
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    89 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) A Johore Bahru, Wednesday. N interesting point was raised by Mr w Das counse l for the defence SSSVJKS* M toaU this morning when a Chinese loirv driver. Pong Kee Sim. was charged with speeding Counsel submitted that if the sergeant fnlJSf SF!*2t DOlire station more
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    Govt. House Garden Party Yesterday
    101 5 H Singapore, Friday. IS EXCELLENCE the Governor a.id Lady Thomas entertained a party of J.(>oo people at Government House yesterday afternoon, in honour of His Majesty's birthday. The weather was threatening earlier the afternoon, but cleared up in good "me for the garden party, and
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    CLERK HELD UP
    69 5 A UILNESE clerk named Chan Bene j Teo, employed In the appliance tnat shortly after 8 p.m whilo mning home, he passed through t the Municfpafb tag and the new Supreme Coirt. As roi.rV CCCii towards Colombo Court he was stooped by four Cantonese dressed m black.
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    Funeral Of Mr. Ho Kok Leng o
    95 5 T KuaIa Lumpur. June 7. Hh funeral took place yesterday of Mr. Ho Kok Leng at the Cheras Cemetery. Th.- Rev. P. L. Peach and the Rev. W. A. Schurr conducted the service at the graveside. Mr. Feach. a very old friend cf
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    DR. WOHLTAT IN LONDON
    54 5 Reuter. London. Juno B—Dr. Wohltat, ot German Ministry o; Economics is at present paying a visit to London at the tnrltaticn of the Brian refugee committee. Router's Diplomatic correspondent lra-ns from German official circles The purpose of the visit is to discuss ths possibility of carrying
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    Enticement Charge Collapses
    480 5 From Our Own Correspondent) mat, Tune 8. DEFORE packed COerl of Chinese, Inehc K:iui bin A i in d Sn'at, the Sesamat Firrt Magittrata, AsM-*-er r d 111 in ji ca y e kfl which J.ec Fa'i was charged with enticing a ,r ?v mar led Chinese
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      351 5 NOTICE. RAFF lUSTRAXTAN GOLD Nt COMPANY LIMITED. i I Qi -..>: land*. that Ife ompany d y IDtri June, *lX 1 j33, botlj days 3y Order of the Board DI RRICK CO., Charte: ed Accountants Local Secretaries, Bank Chambtr», Cih June, 1039. MICTION SALE j design cross-gran ak HOUSEHOLD arious
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      318 5 DR. MISTOWSKI Trinity at 'he MnSTc! a 5 P'™- on Mcnda" f; "ly' to SlrsTf mJ? i nterest not ica?h*»-s anri rausic, but to school Public To t he m( !f °< the generx tJ e an "notation is exten .~>r. Ifistowski hac oi. Pianoforte and v ohn 7f yS
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      149 5 WHICH IJ l IHi Bdrf\cioAßßTTE IN THE 04* A quarter of an hour to go before for the couple who arc alway, late, s.pp.ng a Mart,n\ lookmg WwtW you have met for the first time w.sh.ng you could to say and finding /l *g Churchman's a great 1 PUW VIRGINIA'
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      216 5 LIXJEN STRONG NERVES~ SOLID MUSCLES FRESH ENERGY lo YOUNG and AGED. Emy vi V ll <? a the body derives its cmrg.v-.it>. powcr-throagl. the nerves and a diminution of this nerve life is Wl« first symptom of a mi neral breakdown. A neurasthenic or weak nerved or orcken down person
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    LONDON CELEBRATES KING'S BIRTHDAY
    164 6 Reuter. LONDON. JUNE 8. THE KING'S BIRTHDAY W\S OFFICIALLY CELEBRATED IN LONDON WITH THE CENTURILs? OLD CEREMONY OF TROOPING THE COLOUR ON THE HORSE GUARDS PARADE. Over 1.500 officers and men of the brigade of guards were on parade or otherwise participated in the wonderful oageant.
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    Sir Percy Noble Leaves For Hongkong
    55 6 Chinese Central News Agency. Hongkong. June 8: -Admiral Sir Pert Noble. Commander-in-Chief of the British China Station, left Shanghai for Hongkong on Tuesday morning aboard KMS. Birmingham after a tWO-wees stay in Shanghai during which he participated in the Three-Power Conference regarding the situation
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    VITAL IMPORTANCE OF EMPIRE
    1146 6 Overseas League Broadcast Singapore "MODERN developments in Europe and elsewhere ai "threat now presented to all the ideas of toler good government in the interests of the people for whicl pire stands—all these things make the Empire vitally in you in Singapore know that better than
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    MORE HONOURS
    43 6 Reuter. A new KnigW Michael and St 1 Seymour, Mlnistei Companion ol f > 1 H L T Bmbasj Knight Ctommanci hrder arc the 'g member of the n fith the King > Ponsonby. Compti Household. A Commander 01 Dow Lamb, attach —Reuter
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      167 6 Agents, CORN HEAL "OCR shop" Singapore. I'-PYE** IHDIOS I For 1 fTir::ncy. Reliability and Bet i ice. \I XV POPULAR IN MALAYA. So! HOI BOOM MONO Di tributors: RADIO GENERAL AGENCY, Kuala Lumi ur. i lok THE VERY LATEST IN CLOCKS WATCHES Tea should visit YICK WOH HING 420 NORTH
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      46 6 ARE EYES WEAK?I4^< Avail yourself of the expert services of a skilled qualified Specialist with over 35 years' European clinical experience. Moderate cost for modern individually planned and built practical glasses. Thompson Optical Co. 4, Arcade Bldg., Phone 3002. R. A. Thompson, Dr. of Ocular Science.
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      77 6 PEARL OF Tilt OYSTEt*. I Mtrtical men successfully prescribe Tyrodone for Anaemia. as It has been proved tht»*lyrodune feeds the tiood stream and bndv with these isential minerals. It build- uo ilrm flejh, ini*ieases the appetite and roakeb one experience .sound, deep and refreshing sJeep and frayed nerves quickly become
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      300 6 Watch your KIDNEYS after any illness An enormous strain is placed on the kidneys by illness owing to the accumulated impurities which the JjC f/ /^S j/ kidneys must clear away before 1/ perfect health returns In most illnesses the kidneys get weak or impaired. So when they are called
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      764 6 To-day's Radio j 1 M SINGAPORE I LONDON NIROM ZUL 225 metres (1.33 mds) TRANSMISSION 5 YDC 15.15 Mc s (19.8 m.) ZHT 30.96 metres (9.69 mes) pm. CiSB 9.51 Mc> (31.55 m.) nine News bulletin. 5.00 Recitation of the Koran (from 6.20 pperung- n on X? tUdi t am
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      263 7 .1 i j BUILDING~ MATERIALS OF THE BEST QUALITY PRICES MODEKATK CONCRETE REINFORCEMENT METALS PAINTS IJ.R.C. FABRIC AND WELDMESH "SZERELMEY" WATERPROOFING ENCAUSTIC FOR MILD STEEL BARS (British and Continental) CEMENT WALLS j BRITISH EXPANDED METAL "IMPENETRABLE D.Q.D." SYNTHETIC-BASE ENAMEL BRICKWORK REINFORCEMENT "IMPENETRABLE" OIL-BASE ENAMEL I GALVANISED CORRUGATED AND FLAT "BRITANNIA"
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      698 8 What could be more pleasant than spending a BLACK Ol T at a DOUBLE WEDDING! Why sit at home in the dark when you can enjoy one of the best laushs of the Year CAPITOU Tues. Next June 13th Special Return Screening ONE DAY ONLY AAYRNA LOY and WILLIAM POWELL
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      386 8 j PAVILION 6-i5 9-i5 TO-NICHT j SPECIAL MORNING SHOW TO-MORROW tSATURDAY, AT I THE FUNNIEST SHOW YOU'VE SEEN FOR MONTHS, j GEORGE FORMBY fljw ONE LONG YF.I.L OF MERRIMENT M_^^___ j -II ix v f j THE AlR** ft HEAR HiM SING %*»m I OUR SERGEANT MAJOR f _flB Z
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    Fastest Bomber For Singapore
    198 9 (From Our Own Correspondent) a London, June 1. nRITAIN now the tastest twin-engine bomber in the world and P menta for itsurapid production in this country and in Ausbeen made luncement «already briefly Tribune "> j* made by British Aircraft Conm; chine Is the new Brisplane.
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    MR. C. R. ATTLEE
    11 9 nd< c R Attire minor operaveiy comfort-
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    Woman Makes Restitution
    159 9 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, June 8. Chinese we men crowded the police court on Wednesday, when Chan Chik Neo, alias Kechik, a married woman, appeared before the Court to receive sentence for four offences of crimi* nal breach of trust of jewellery, valued at about $1310,
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    JAVANESE STABBED
    68 9 r *,T 6.26 p.m yesterday, the ambulance was called to the Bukit Panjan? Police Station to attend to a Javanese, ?ged about 45 years, who was said to have been 'tabbed by another Javanese iii a rubber estate at the 9th milestone, B&KLt Timr.h Road. The injured man
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    EXHAUSTION.
    226 9 THF CVRsK OF THE TROPICS Exhaustion, li ril nbsilt v. depression— m 9 are the curse T^e trop es The effort to flog the body and brain to action in an unaccustomed climate, drains the whole system of Its vitality This energy must be replaced at rA gular Intervals—the
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      182 9 SI IA\«; O R I I R F < 1.1 R NOTICE. SIMMER MEETING. OMMITTEE HAVE DLCIDED TO CANCEL THE [MIDDLE DAY (WEDNESDAY, 21ST. JUNE). !MI VMM) SWEET*: --THE UNLIMITED SWEEP ADVERTI C .7D FOR THE DAY WILL EE DRAWN ON THE LAST DAY (24T11 JUNE). AS AN ••IF? ON
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      150 9 NEW WORLD DANCE PALACE. THE LARGEST IIR-CONTJtTTON-FD CABARET IN MALAYA WITH BAR RESTAURANT ATTACHED NIGHT DANCE. NIGHTLY AT 9M P.M. TEA DANCE (FREE ADMISSION) EVERY TIES., THIRS. SAT. SI'XDAY TIFFIN DANCE. FROM IM P.M. to 1.30 P.M. s:i:C!\L ENTRANCE TO i ABARET CAR PAItR AT RETAIN ROAD, OFF JAI.AN BESAR.
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      288 9 The Producers Of "DAWN PATROL" Bring You Another Thrilling Air Drama! OPENING TO-PAY with 3 SHOWS All! All KM ADVENTURE a t er ADVENTURE I I THE George Brent W Dogs" and' Subma- T"*\ V T 1 1 1 r,„= D..". n „w uiivia De rfaViii&iid bring you the &re-.:t-est
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    THE SHANGHAI OUTRAGE
    716 10 k SITUATION of the greatest A seriousness has been created in Shanghai as a result of the deaths of two British subjects. First came the news of the killing of Mr. R. M. Tinkler, an employee of a British-owned mill at Pootung. Later it was learnt that
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    Neither One Thing No The Other
    943 10  -  j Security I Front i Crumbling? Chamberlain’s Policy By E. T. HUANG "■kTEVER has (here been a time in the history of Great Britain w hen her foreitfn i>oliey was subjected to so drastic a change as it is to-day. For centuries her relations
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    To-day’s Bright Thoughts
    79 10 "Elsa glanced up quickly as he uttered the words. There was a strange toe In his voice that she had not heard before." He's not the only man who has opened his mouth and put his foot in it. a "If you are investing in a stock
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    LORD HALIFAX WARNS AGGRESSIVE RULERS GOVERNMENT'S ANXIETY ABOUT THE FAR EAST
    1655 11 Action To Protect British Residents Ready To Negotiate Peace With Germany No Doubt Of Outcome If War Is Started Reuter. A St Tu ei m l itish I,dic >' in Europe and the lebate on foreign affairs. He warned
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    PARTICULARLY BAD CASE
    58 11 Reuter. London, June I. THE battering to death in Poo- lung by Japanese hlueiackets o° Mr. Tinkler is given prominence m m st uf ihe daily papers, though no comment is made yet. It is regarded as a particularly bad case in official circles but action on
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    PLANE CRASH KILLS SIX, INJURES 100
    29 11 Reuter. Berlin, June 9. were killed and hundred injured, six i a military plane !<<mse near Frank[he petrol tank several houses fire. —Keuter.
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    GERMAN OFFICIAL KILLED IN BOHEMIA
    75 11 ragru June 0. n hay« been order*ed b the Reich Protector for alleged mur- U rman police industrial r.orth-west Czechoslovakia, ures include depositicn of the v ix] pinal Council of Klavno ming oi the Czech hibition i f open air meetmurderer is not id rifled
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    BELGIUM'S POLICY
    66 11 Reuter. Bru Is, June 8. W It« defend all thoat exception i in 1 urope and Prime Minister .:rse of a speech in fining the country 'a B > that Belgium's poi one of neutrality bui n res«JuUly pacific only tj take up "•jression direct'y vital interests." itions
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    ALL PRECAUTIONS TAKEN
    74 11 New York, June 8. P f !;v precaution is being taken i Royal visit. i will drag lower New •«klaj before Their Majesties cross Uroyer from Hancock. New Manhattan on Saturday, i large coastguard cutUer ones will begin era near Fort Han-i-aircraft battery, cornlit, and sound 10-
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    STOP PRESS
    22 11 Reuter. Tientsin, June n sored nim ie uthorities yesterday all their officials living in the to evacuate within -Reuter. hi_
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    PERAK RUGGER CAPTAIN DIES
    47 11 Own Reporter] tv lp«»h, June 0. If 1 Pcrak's Malaya Cup i died .t Bata (Jajah 1 <) was 27 vcars of tachel ir, leaves behind ill S«Hitf| in hospital since May 1- nrst came to Ipoh in May, 1 hikes place this even-
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    67 11 London, June 9.—Mr William Strang, head of the Central Department at the Foreign Office, who is flying to Moscow to-morrow as technical adviser to the British Ambassador, Sir William Seeds, in connection with the Ang'o-Soviet negotiations, returned to London yesterday by air from Warsaw, where he had been on holiday.
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    JAPAN READY TO JOIN ALLIANCE If Aided In Far East
    166 11 Shanghai, June 9. JX view ol* the repeated requests made by the European dictators to the Japanese Government for the early conclusion of a military alliance, the Japanese Cabinet yesterday held an important meeting In order to decide what would
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    THETIS NOT ABANDONED
    117 11 Reuter. London. June 0. iN the House of Lords yesterday Lord Stanhope (First Lord of the Admiralty), questioned regarding reports tl at the salvage attempts on the Thetis may be abandoned, declared that no authority existed for the statement, hough conditions might be such that a decision
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    JAP ULTIMATUM TO TIENTSIN AUTHORITIES
    69 11 Reuter. Shanghai, June 8. IT is authoritatively learned that the Japanese have presented a further ultimatum to the authorities in the British Concession at Tientsin, threatening to erect barriers and take other steps to completely isolate the Concession, unless the four Chinese, allegedly involved in
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    Cost Of Living In Shanghai
    95 11 Shanghai, June 9. INDIGNATION was expressed in j several quarters in the financial j district to-day over the allegedly casual manner in which th? AngloChinese stabilisation fund suddenly without announcement withdrew for support the Chinese dollar leading to demoralisation of the local market. Meanwhile the
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    QUEEN MARY
    47 11 Reuter. I London, June 8; Queen Mary, lookuig i irery fit air happy, smiled and bjv/ed !to cheering crowds when she left Ml iborcugh to-day for the firs; i. ue since her accident, hi scp the trooping the colour ceremony at the ilu.-.e Guards parade.—Reuter.
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    King & Cordell Hull Have Serious Talk
    602 11 King Cordell Hull Have Serious Talk Reuter. ACCORDING (a the New York Herelri Trihune. the Kins and Mr. I Cordell RcH had a "serious talk" before bearding the train for Washington. Their Maje3tie* left Niaeara for Washington at 2.59 a.m. G.M.T.. and j passed through Buffalo, New York a'- 4
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    ROOSEVELT ON ANGLO-AMERICAN CO-OPERATION FOR PEACE
    1043 12 State Banquet To King And Queen Reuter. Washington, June 9. PRESIDENT Rooseveit, toasting Their Majesties at a slate banquet, said the entire United States welcomed them. He dwelt on AngloAmerican friendship and the example they set to fho world by not fortifying their adjoining
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    Another Briton Dead At Pootung
    82 12 Reuter. t hannhai, Jane 8. (Delayed b& Censor). Another Briton, belonging to the same com■any as Mr. I inkier, of the mills in Pootang has vied in mysterious cireamstances. in response to an v ,ect phone tail r.n ambulance was sent to the customs jetty
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    ALLEGED FORGERY
    73 12 •From Our Own Correspondent» Johore Bahru.' Wednesday A Malay, Jalil bin Yunos, before Inche M. Ismail this morning charg eel with forging a document purporting to be a valuable security, namely. <t cheque Ito the value of $300 on Monday r' ''out 10.30 am. at the Hongkong and
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    MURDER CHARGE
    56 12 Tene Pan Yiek. ared 23. Lam Wong, aged 21 both Cantoneae, and Bin Ching Hill, 23. Hainanese, were chareed in the fifth court before Mr. L. C. Goh with murder of Ong Chew Yew, Hainanese, a boy employed by the Commodore at Navy House yesterday. All were Tern:
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    JERUSALEM CURFEW
    143 12 Reuter. Jerusalem, June B.—As the result of the killing ol an Arab this morning the Military Commander of Jerusalem order permitting J and re taurants to remain 3Den I and also ordered hi th Je sh quarter concerned to close for 43 hours. The order declares -h by
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    ALLEGED CHEATING
    113 12 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, June 7. THAN Slew Thong was produced before v Mr. Lim Koon Teck in the Middle Court to-day on a charge of cheating one Cheng Thean Siong by dishonestly inducing him to deliver a case of cigarettes valued at $136.50 and giving him
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    Ipoh Cabaret Girls To Stage Charity Show
    143 12 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, June 8. J N preparation for their charity show in aid of the China bistress Relief Fund which will be staged on June 12 at the Sun VYah theatre hall, the Celestial dance hall hostesses are busy making
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    Indian On Charge Of Enticing
    416 12 (From Our Own Reporter) ..rmjTp Kuala Lumpur, June 7 th 0W 2 PrCSCCUtOr and the Che AMul Mahk the second Magistrate, when Chief Court Inspector CS X Bovell, informed him that he had received instructions neither to 'pro£ cute nor to withdraw in a case
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    China Currency: Early "Pegging"
    383 12 Reuter. la* COMMENTING on tfce Chinese Stabilisation Fund s with' support for the Chinese dollar at the rate of 8 ,d f its City Notes ridicules rumours that the fund has |os! th Flmes in part of its sterling- resources, but says it has clearh bee
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    POLICE BAND
    43 12 The band of the Strnir* Scttiewnts Police will play Su>d&v it Fflrrer at 5.3ft p.m. under the drtrctfon cf Mr! S. Chapman, B3nrtiT»arter:~ March "Victoria" Blon; overture 'Licht CfivoJrv Suppe; selection "Show Boat" Kr<r« serenade "La Palom.V* Yradler selection "Rosalie' Porter.
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    Turkish Army Chiefs In Britain
    74 12 Reuter. London, June 8. a TURKISH military mU ed by General Orbay has to discuss technical details concerning war material. Gen. Orbay was received by War Minister Hore Belisha and Viscount Gon (Army's Chief* Conversations with the technical experts of the three Servica are now
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    CHARGE AGAINST KATHI
    106 12 (From Our Own Reporter Seremban. June' SHEIKH Hassan bin Sheikh k rahim. till recently the Ka» of Jelebu. was charged before 1 Hon. Mr. Justice Cussen on a (harp of criminal breach of trust for S3 as a public servant, the money representing several items pf SI
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    ALL-MALAYAN DANCE TOURNEY STARTS IN K.L.
    139 12 (From Our Own Importer) I Ipoh, June 8. THE Perak dance team who 1 present Perak at tia All-MalaJJ Dance Competition which t menced at the Bukit Bintang Dan Hall yesterday left Ipoh >^ c for Kuala Lumpur. I h Mr I Perak is
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    SOUTH AFRICA FEARS AGITATORS FROM INDIA AND MALAYA
    365 13 IFrom Our Own Correspondent I London, June t. «Jitical agitators may enter the Union of South Africa Malaya ana the West Indies has been expressed in > winch oppose the Government. The Nationalist Party-th£ official ooin the Union House cf Assembly rtrte
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    Sakai In Unusual Accident
    120 13 Correspondent) fa pah, June 7. rnrVG s"• ,!imed Ban ne livins at the 9th milKoad mcl with an unusual n-ult of which he L tn t rious condition M n that Chengrol and friend*; went out huntgronp °f monkeys limbed it. carryOn reaching a i ii
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    TAXI ACCIDENT
    28 13 woman and a Bengali H i morning when the taxi iM into Vv 'bus standard, epposite thK< -bail outdoor dispensary, u j i ioui when taken
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    To-day’s News Review
    465 13 House of Com- apparently before the the battering to Japanese bluejackets r and the death r Mr. McAlister circumstances," the for Foreign Affairs, r, said that the at "would do all proteel British lives" British subjects all are anxious to see and effectively the ementi that policy.
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    CANTONESE LEADER HONOURED
    301 13 IV/IR- Ching Kee Sun, J.P., who has been awarded a Certificate of Honour/ has for many years been one of the leaders of the Singapore Chinese Community. He is managing director of the Cantonese Labour Syndicate and was recently appointed adviser to the Kwangtun* Provincial Bank and
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    TIMES' COMMENT ON SIAM'S NEW NAME
    501 13 I From Our O» n Correspondent] London, June I. r |*HE proposal of the Siamese Government to change the name of Siam to Muang-Thai at the forthcoming meeting of the Nat ional Assembly is the subject of an interesting editorial in the Times.*' Afte:
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    Malaya's Defence Gifts
    113 13 [From Our Own Correspondent] London, June I. OIR Laurence X. GuiHemard, late Governor of the Straits Settlements, in a lattn to the 'Times" says:— "The contributions to the cost of Imperial defence by the Federated Malay States and the unfederated States of Kelantan and Perlis bring up
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    PERSONAL
    41 13 [From Our Own Correspondent] London. June I. Mr. W. F. .Wegener. Chief Technical Engineer of the Federated Malay States Railways, has been transferred from the class of Associate Member to that of full Member of the Institution of Civil Engineers.
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    Rubber Industry Changes
    210 13 IFrojii Our Oun Correspondent] London, June 1 STRIKING changes in the rubber Industry, as a result of the present research into the manufacture Of products direct from the liquid latex, are indicated in the current issue of the Investors' Chronicle. Last year, it says, only about three
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    CLERK'S HOUSE BURGLED
    74 13 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. June 7. WHEN Alias, a Malay clerk of the Government Factory. Brickfields Road, woke up yesterday morning he was surprised to find the back door of his house forced open and later discovered that jewellery valued at 5271 was missing. The
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    PLANTERS WARNED NOT TO GO TO MALAYA
    122 13 I From Our Own Correspondent Londcn. Juru? 1. I WRITING to the "Daily Herald." Mr C j Watney. on behalf of the Incorporat ed Society of Planters, Malaya, reaffirms I on instructions from Kuala Lumpur, the 1 undesirability < f unemployed planters 'eturning
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    ACQUITTED OF MURDER
    71 13 (From Our Own Reporter) Seremban. June 7. RAMASAMY. a former Sentul Workshops' employee, who was charged with the murder of a compatriot named Thangapragasam. at Sentul. on Sept. 4 last year, was acquitted to-day by the Hun. Mr. Justice Cussen. The two assessors, Messrs. E. S. Erskine
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    Malaya At London Exhibition
    155 13 [From Our Own Correspondent J London, June I. |*HE Exhibition of Indian Art, which, as was announced by Sir Edwin Lutyens, President of the Royal Academy, at the Academy banquet, is to be held at Burlington House, W., early next year, is to have a very
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    CRICKET NON-BENDERS BEATEN BY FIVE WICKETS BY S.C.C.
    256 14 Waites 48 Tttl." S.('( ifcfrulrMl thi» N«»hby «ix wickets m a rr«» kpI irtutrb |tlii.vCtl nf III* S.C IIr' »im1 v. sfrrilay. I .if- f l(ow Iivt were flic worts: \ON-BKNt>rRS A St v I! ttr' L» r iri-CMn 34 \V A
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    St. Andrew's Declared, Beaten By Sappers
    274 14 HAVING made i •>< <>rr of 132 lor iK wickrN on the school pitch \est*rt(ay when they played the Royal Engineers Imngi). St. \ndteWs sefcnsfl team deefcrad only t« lm when the Royal Fngineers managed to pass their lotal by ton runs to win.
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    General Meeting Of B.P. In Malacca
    83 14 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. *T the tenth annual general meeting of the Argonauts B.P. held on Saturday. June 3. the following were elee*, ed office-bearers for the current year. Prc c iden r —Mr. Yong Vow Nam. Vice Presidents —Mr. Tan Koon Tian*,.
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    RE-LIVING THEIR YOUTH ON TUESDAY
    17 14 Tik via ooyv race in progress at hUnuc* insUmtlon on Tuesday anernoon.
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    Y's Beat Rafs By 13 Runs
    235 14 JHE V.M.C.A. beat an R.A F. HQ) cricket eleven on the V's ground yesterday by 13 runs. Chrysostom for the V's was in top form in the bowling, taking six wickets for 41. Wilton made the highest score in the batting, with 56 for
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    Johore Beat S.C.C. By Seven Wickets
    239 14 In yesterday.B match at Johoie. between an S.C.C. XI and Johore, the 1 had no difficulty in beating the Singapore side, winning by seven wicket:. AlVi.s. Recs players was best for the winners. z Following were the scores: S.C.C i If Wiilmott c Wyatt
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS
    42 14 r HE following are the ties to be playS C.R.C. tennic; tournament Co j u l,_!'A H Handicap Final- Tan <??5J T h lB vs Tan Y <W Poh Court 'B/': Singles: Cecil Wong(tcr) vs. Kwik Sam York (scrj. WJ
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    Blue Peter's Chance For Triple Crown
    655 14 IN 1935 the Aga Khans Hahram was unbeaten racing career as a two-year-old, and as a three-year I Two Thousand Guineas, the Derby, and the St 1 <«,,',• u n aISO link- Now for the first time since Bahrain's day a three ye v
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    Genuang Beat Segamat At Cricket Lockhart Takes 6 For 20
    160 14 j j (From Our Own Cor, (j ll V h took six wickets help* Gcnuans Club to beal the S Club at cricket on Bunda> <£i Segainat Fnuli*:. St'ho 105 runs Follow.!.ig tn the Horsy iho b Nagi Despard Ibw
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    ISLAND CLUB
    37 14 niE replay <■! the I Ladies' Bogey competiti m n a win for Mrs. F. T «7yckofl 1940 Olympic Came 4 The International 1 decided thai the 1940 tm« bcxing. fencing;, wrestling :.r.: rr/ii tmii R
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    TADS BEAT THE LOYALS 1-0 AT TANGLIN
    116 15 Garrison League Soccer UKSTKK BEGT 1. LOYAL REGT 0. the Manchcstcis' soccer team scored a very deserving the Loyals' first team in the Garrison League at Tanglin he only goal of thp game scored in the closing stages by was high and from
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    Muar Team Beat M.P.S. At Soccer
    127 15 0 own correspondent] Malacca, i MC; ittendance at Kuuu "C" saw interesting display ol footn the lluar tiubahan ,e Muslimin IVrhimponan a i on Ssftniday effecttened danger repeatedly in i; on V. B: :nner rickr, Isl to give ad at half the MPS. tbduliah
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    Gwyn Nicholls Memorial Fund
    116 15 (prtsmen all over the world will l),' interested in a subscription fund launched by a ttnmittee representative of Wales and Welsh clubs to the ,n, '»i<>! vof one of the greatest Mayers rugby football has known-Gwyn Nicholls, who **d last Match at the age of 64.
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    MALACCA SPORTS
    85 15 I N the secend round of the Govt, inter football league competition the Municipality knocked out the Stadthaus team by one goal to nothing against the run of the play fcr the losers had territorially more of the play but could not find the goal. The first half
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    Soldiers Beat G.O.’s In Muar Soccer
    402 15 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. J N the ,as match of the first round of the Muar soccer league, the Johore Military, Force scored a narrow 1-0 win over the Government Offices in a closely contested game played at the Muar Club padang. The
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    ENGLISH GOLF RESULTS
    79 15 Reuter. Leeds. June 9. In the match play stages of the £750 golf lourney In the first round a British Ryder-cupper beat Castanon "Argentine" 5 and 3. Martin Pose (Argentine* beat Jack Taylor iPdliersbar) 5 and 4. Sena (Argentine) beat Taggart (Wilm slow) by one hole. button
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    Tables
    94 15 The following are the positions of teams at the end oi the first round: P. W. L. D. F. A. Hta. Muar Chinese Football Team 7 8 1 0 27 7 12 Johore Military Force 7 5 1 1 13 6 11 Government Offices 7 4 2 1 13
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    To-Day's Sport
    59 15 Sceeer: R. Engineers Res. rs. St C. Kes. (S.C.C > (S.C.C.) Police vs. SRC (Dir. I> Stadium Maiinea vs. Malaya Signals (2A)—J C S.A. S.C.I .A. "IS TS. SII li (SB) —SUB. Muslim Improvement Club vs. V VI C A —V.M.C.A. Cable and Wireless v*>. Duncan Roberts— P&rrer
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    English County Cricket
    30 15 latest .scores wi Home cricket arc .1 follows: We-i Indies heat Northanti by inne m\t«. -N'ntthants: 107 and 299. West Indies: 382 and 25 for 1 Renter.
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    RACE TRACK ACCIDENT Con Con Is Destroyed
    105 15 2 \Frr,m Our Own Reporhc 2 Penang. 2 *****11. 1; out working on the race 2 I» course this morning, Sil Theo- bald and Con Con collided in the r straight and fell. 2 Con Con broke a hind Ug and S had
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    BIRTHDAY PARADE IN K.L.
    165 15 Prom Our Own Reporter) Ki::>la Lumpur, Thursday. NEARLY 400 volunteers, constables and cadets took part in this n. .n>!ng's King*! Birthday Parade. in the coarse ol which efficiency decorations, medals and certifies wore distribated t»» nvemhtra of the M.s vi. by Hon Major <;. M. Ridd,
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    Malacca Rotarians Entertain Wuhan Songsters
    1296 16 Girls Address On China Education (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, June 8. JVOTARIAN3 Ho Kirn Toon, Ho S«ng Ong, L. A. S. Jermyn, E. C. Martin. Ngim We Chiow, Tan Chong Lek and Dr. Tan Seng Tee, entertained the members of the Wuhan Songsters Party
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    FATAL MIDNIGHT STABBING
    95 16 Singapore. Friday. T 12.55 a.m. yesterday, a boy employed by the Commodore was returning home on his bicycle when at the J unction of Woodstock Drive and Grange Road he was stopped by two Chinese who wer c also riding bicycles. They stopped the boy and demanded
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    JOHORE DRIVERS FINED
    119 16 j TOR failing t Q v< j 1 a CVnese drive* i J 1 as dark at night Instead of stopping his i 'the car stand Tan' Swe* twJ car a* rarchine round looking forvL!?* i He was fined $2 thk JS?"** loitering, in default four S*?
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    OLD RAFFLESIANS ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING
    207 16 Singaptw, Fbmmj THE launching cl men campaign was announced at fr annual general meeting of the Old Raffiesians' Association held mkm 6, with Mr. G. E. N. Oehlers tfar chair. Since the drive was made on April 2i 32 new members had enrolled, Mr Oilers
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    1428 17 IMPORTANT )INGS OF RICT JUDGE (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, June 7. thai the accident did not arise out of deceaseds .iml that no compensation was due to applicant, the District Judge, dismissed the claim by widow of Najar Singh, the victim of the Penang
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    243 18 Chengtu. A PHARMACEUTICAL factory for the manufacture of foreign medicines out ef Chinese crude drags b to be established in Chengtu, capital of Szechwan Province, tq meet part of China's demand for medicines arising out of the war. This decision was made by the authorities
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    58 18 A FOREIGN report received in Shanghai here stated that over 1,000 up-to-date warplanes have arrived somewhere in South-west China and are being assembled for active service. Another 500 machines will shortly arrive in China. The Chinese Air Force is sa d to have been reinforced ahaoel
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    99 18 Shanghai RESPITE pre-occupation with the war, I> the C hinese Government has begun □reparations to send a soccer team tc the 12th World Olympic Games, whim will be fteld in Finland next year. China, however, will not compete in ny other branch. The Chinese
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    370 18 Central News. Chengtu. HITH a grant of $35,000 foi construction purposes and an annual subsidy of £300 donated by the Mission to Lepers in London the first Leper Hospital in West China will soon be erected to combat the dread d'sease. Co-operating and mairlv instrumental
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    182 18 Shanghai. I SENSES for the export of American •rmaaenta to China as well Board of the State lwS^ r a ,e a{ <- *c MurHtio*, Control F !wm m ««orttag to Wash- rmj were licensed or shipped t<> I jan during that period. fhe Dutch
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    92 18 C bungking. A PARI ircm leading thtlr bands f r 1X eight raids on railways, highways and Japanese garrisons, Chine c i v rrilla commanders most now teach their men how to read and write, accordn to infractions issued by the Chinese High Command.
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    304 18 Hu ge SinoSoviet Tea Transaction ANOTHER con tation of I 7?* Russia was tween the Sn i and Ibe Foo H n affiliate Commis-mn of Ih ante. .1 was i hiitese tire! is. The COiltl X of Chinese brick tea oi the best qi 520.000.000. to r. g This is
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    211 19 Lrnbay Premier Performs pi, >ughing Ceremony IHubli, May 25. scenes Mr. B. G. Kher, Premier of Bombay, i ion in connection with the return of lands confikngress no-tax campaign in Karnataka. The large acclaimed the Premier repeatedly amidst enthue laid the foundation stone of the Satyagraha
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    42 19 (United Press). Rangoon. May 30. I tendered its resignation fternoon "to His Excelrnor, who has accepted s have been made for Ministers at 10 a.m. try, with the exception i -appointed this morn--0 Pa has taken over rtfolio.--(United Press).
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    570 19 Bombay, May 27. WRITING in to-day's "Harijan" Mahatma Gandhi refers to an article in the 'Jewish Frontier' published in New York in which the writer Mr. Hayim Greenberg replies to Gandhiji's article published some time back concerning the Jewish question. Mr Greenberg says that Mahatma Gandhi
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    90 19 ("United Press"). h ave often said that I would A f «ell truth for tho sake of India s Severance Much less would I do l Cl 7or whoiing Muslim friendship. •The writer thinks that I am wrong act!:.-. !B 1919-20 fa t J s2hlr to
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    361 19 ITS DIRE EFFECT (United Press). Morudubad, May 29. "ISLAM stands over and above begirinjf Tor assistance of any community or organisation in its fight with Rritish Imperialism for achieving1 India's undependence," declared Maulanu Habibur Rahman, President of Majlis-i-Ah rar, addressing a largely-attended public meeting, held
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    123 20 A s giijficanl testimoty to the in- < «ased mt mbership of the Singaore Buddhist Association was the ffieiaJ opining of the two new U mples on Ontram Road and 731 Geylang Road; on Sunday. The Oatram Road temple is the headquarter, ol the
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