Malaya Tribune, 13 June 1939

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    37 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VOL XXVJ; -Xo. 139. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Tuesday. June 13, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1939
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      169 1 (Make Your Home UP-TO-DATE WITH Sun< o Furniture AURORA LTD. pgANKEL EUILDJMG io] VICTORIA STREET, m j m m m m Sßmmauaa make delicious cool treats Lighl appetising meals easily and quickly prepared. Kco 'Nw nomical too because there is n<t waste. Cooked meat*, f 11 V I J being
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      26 1 I MADAME PAGEj LATE 92. PICCADILLY, LONDON. DRESSMAKER, DESIGNER TAILORMADES GOWNS FOR ALL OCCASIONS IN STOCK. FROM:— $5. $30. IS BATTERY ROAD. TEL. «27. SINGAPORE, i
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    GINGER ROGERS BRINGS NEW DANCE
    95 2 Hollywood. DEVIVING one of the most striking song 1 and dance numbers that ever graced 'he American stage. Ginger Roeers wili bring to the screen Bessie McCoy's famous smging-dancing speciality. Yami Yama Man." The unusual routine will fjf an imoortant feature of RKO Radio's current
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    26 2 A unique of polities, family feucls ,5 tolcl "> 'l'Nt V<»tet .7osl,i V^l'v mo,e'x .'.tnrl'inl' vedlcle sor l?5l1lc> 7-vo vrilllant V0UNl;?ter5 peter Ilolsen an6 Weicller. nortrav tn^
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    What The Stars Foretell
    151 2 S TO-MORROW POM JWfl I VRS. L*:t b:> av* their nonnul course, '< tfiVipt t 0 r.r>, .'hi--: I unncctaaan/ thongy I 11 y?< ,nust. tfrtkn Dnnt specutair g if™' i perty. i SPEC/At MFLCkSi j *o 4i»\ //>. mi '< Adjust ffou J change*, on
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      431 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. > BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated in England). P. 0. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage spore. 1 J39 •CHITRAL 15.000 June 16 CORFU 000 June 30 BURDWAN OC7O July 1 CANTON 15.500 J.uly 14 CARTHAGE 15.000 July 28 1 SOMALI 6.800 Juiy 28 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Aug. 11 RANCH!
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      493 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORDDKUTSCHEB LLOYD, (Incorporated in Germany). The undernoted are the Company's Intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1939 i s.s. ODER omits North China Jun. 14 I m.s. FULDA' omits Hcngkong, Japan. Jun. 25 MOSEL" omits Manila, Hongkong Japan June 20 SJS.
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      477 2 THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP COMPANY (1932) LIMITED, j Regular fortnightly £*rvice between Rangoon, Penang, Port Swettenham, Singapore, Hongkong, Swatow, an d Amoy, (Kulangsu). Special cheap return tickets to China for short holiday trips. NEXT SAILINGS:For CHINA For RANGOON "Hong Peng" Jun. 19, 4 p.m. "Hong Kheng" Ju" 5 "Hong Kheng"
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      132 2 HAMBURCAMRRIKA LIME j e Deutsch-Australische Dampf«chiffs GtiseiLschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due S'pore 1939 mjs. RHEINLAND Direct June 23 t m.s. BURGENLAND via Manila July 10 HOMEWARD. HOLLAND, HAMBURG AND BREMEN. Due S'pore 1939 ML LUNEBURG (DADG) Direct
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      295 2 .1 DAILY CROSSWORD! 4 X•■•■■•«•■••• •••> MM NIHIHIiM MM MB q w LflSn ftßMi ii_Bl' 1 i j _Bl! mmm\~* JL m\ M 1 I mkW M| *wm* WĔĔ iMMMHp™^^^^ 1 mLM HH| HH I ■Hi SiH___H___Hf _H_r~*~T_SM> —i—i—l—l PRE—»—!—u. CLUES ACROSS CLUES DOWN 1. What the girl who slims
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    350 3 LONDON COMMODITIES KUftBEl Previous To Ho^° ndon Mon day. Idle Quiet**? y Change spot Buyers 8 >/ 4 quietest Sellers 834 ard July Buyers 8 1 16 MM —lllfl Sellers 8% iL 4 —1 IG ard August Buyers 8 3° J% Sellers 8 7!16 Sa?' M 1116
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    106 3 List Of Current Dividends r Singapore, June 12 5 p.m. Cany Dividend Boob 1 ■J vK" financial wo* Date Ex DIT. yeai int. June 19 Da anc M dat, Usl Tax 22 Jlme 19 5% n Les Tax JUnC ,UM 21 June 19 5* r>d s v.
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    820 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, June 12, 5 p.m. Eraser and Co Ampat Tin o b e£a **iier* Ausu-al Arnal 3 1 0/2 43 Austral Malay ,7 MJi'l Ayer hitam 0 ?o~ Q 42 >~ Ayer WeiiK 22 9 239 bungnn Utta 0.71 Berjuntai
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    271 3 6% Maynard Co., Ltd.. 130,000 Int Apr. 30. Oct. SI it ioo norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1940 $443,000 int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 ,100 101 norn iWo 1907 red. 1917 $1 600,000 Int Mar. 31, Sept 30 «106 108 norn 41;»% 1909 red, 19oS JUOC.OOO
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    FRASER'S DAILY REPORT
    121 3 m Singapore, Monday. up lhe price of tin at midday was $114^, S re K ln arket throughout the reserved" S steady with sellers reserved. Small business passed In Ranba at $4.45 ex. dividend. buyer f J Ubber at 4 clo <* was SS^«S2L a d J
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    EXCHANGES
    219 3 Singapore, June 12. fvJ<r foll °wing are the exchange otoci cular issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation SELLING London T.T. «n «c* 9 London demand 2 3 2?r> Lyons demand Ad tr n Switzerland demand 9SQvi Hamburg demand ru New York demand 54 rifi Montreal demand 54
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    TIN
    16 3 Singapore, Tuesday. The price or fm at noon in Mngapore to-day was:— 1113 (down $m)
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    RUBBER
    18 3 Ihe price of rubber at noon in Buyers 28* fdown ft) Sellers 28% (dow n |4) j
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    122 3 Singapore, June 12. Ships alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive: East Wharf (Gate 1) Nil. Main Wharf (Gate 2) Opten Noort 18; Boringia 14; Glenearn 11; Hopepeak 7. Empire Dock (Gate 2) Penrith Castle 32; Klang 34; Havre Maru 30; Katong 38. Empire Dock (Gate 4)
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      22 3 THE UNITED ""'•'•••KATION. LIMITED t, l;, -'Ai. v N, V.;V»TOR VEHICLE, AXDmS? 18 ™mpensa. I L STREET, SINGAPORE. W. HALL, Q*n*r»l Manaftr
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      153 3 19-25, CECIL STREET, JSINGAPORF. Telephone: Manager's Office 4512 w Exchange Dept. 4513 General Office 4314 Cable Address: TROVINBANK.* Head Office, Siuchow. Paid-op Capital (Ch.) $10,000,000 Reserve Funds n $13,000,000 Total Assets (approx.) $108,000,000 Board of Director*: T I MONO YSKNc; V vr; President: r. c. koo. Wce-Presfdenfj; rCH CIIAO KIN
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      311 3 BANK OF MIl.Vi Incorporated i n China hy Special Charter). Street. Sincap Telephones: Mam.ger'a otlice «444. Asst. Manager's Office 6442. >. Exchange Dept. 6441 nki Genera l Office s;cg'.o TolaT e iLe°ta" Ch approximately C h. 1020.000,000.00 J UI Jfo 1 of Board. Tsuv^ 11 011 Gcnoral Managed Tsuvee Pel.
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    Domestic Occurrence ENGAGEMENT
    19 4 i.ff: !j. nouuced Ql Ml A «in ->i M LAC Sjvw Hu.iv i-|tji ..pa Mr.-, t
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      507 4 n n«iiifn nPS j^jgfeg (JANVA-IohRS, where »er in Kesiaence, Salary, Commission, AiiowanHct's, b<>x 663 Malaya Tribune, Penang. (43^-/ii $260 ptr month offered to Eurasian Man or vv'uiiian, capable ol taking com- plete cnaU'.e ol Chinese clerks engaged 1 in renatuinp -bills to clients of a local it engineering Inm Married
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      497 4 WANTED TO BUY Small Oompoun A llou.se. Must be freehold or 90S years. Will anyone who has such a type o! property to dispose of please send particulars and price required to Box No. 640, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (39J WANTED to learn practical RjcjJ Servicing and repairing after on *ct
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      693 4 FOR "sale: Alsatians, Golden Cooke] E'oaniels, Great Danes, and Wire Hairec Fox Terriers. Seen at Mavrield Kennel Zuo (Boarding Kennels) 589, East Coast Road, Singapore. 'Phone 3188 o. ~FOR SALE: LEICA HIA CHROMJ MODEL. Brand new. $14C. Box 050 Malaya Tribune, Singapore. «431.A ZIESS IKONTA 520, 3.5 Tessar, Rapid Com
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      506 4 crp CHRISTOPHER BRAND COMPOUND ORANGE PILLS, a vegetable compound for regulation of Very effective, natuial In action and non-habit forming. Sole agents for Malaya: Goh Peng Chiang C 0,128 Sgnga Bnva. Malacca. (370.A) Professional FPIIjEPSY. diabetes. CONSUMP:ON ASTHMA Cured permanently enior Vedic Scientist, Himalayan McdiU Hal 135, Serangoon Road. SingaYe
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      657 4 IN IPOH FURNISHED HOUSE from July 1. Apply Malaya Tribune Box (tori. Ipoh. TO LBF: Bungalow Wo. 37, Wilkinson Road. Bedrooms and bathrooms attached. Available July 1. Apply 7. Race Course Lane, Singapore. (423.A.1 LARGE Comfortably Furnished Rooftls To Let. on Orchard Road Box 655. Malaya Tribune. (41« A WAMTED
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      359 4 Stamps used nnn.i.n Coronation Malaya 4 '039 i.lh».. fV... Astro lot* x vnijß P4UT LIV& i." V VI ur i pfx&on Ksiitri!! Bo* N j, r pßortfe&uß n FALMR'T A: i „f> V<;:, i-. F ■A\ who are in Uoubl !ne. B 1 U H RtC I! lll'tf.- III! Hi.-
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    F.M.S. Woman Tennis Champion Weds
    111 5 She is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Grenier. of Kuala Lumpur, and -the bridegroom Is the son of Major and Mrs. R Childers Carter, cf Westcott. near Dorking, Surrey. Mr. Childers Carter is' on Kedah Estate, Bandar Bahru. Kedah. The Rev. A.
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    ALLEGED EXTORTION
    103 5 iro t nrv o on Sm sapore. Monday. ITO LOCK, a 20-year-old Cantonese li Maimed trial thfe morning in the eccnd police court before Mr/ Conrad Oldham to a charge that he on or about 8.30 P.m. on June 10 at Happy World WaT^ U rtion by P
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    CANADA'S SECOND WELCOME
    107 5 Reuter. Province), June 13. I WHEN the royal train crossed the Canadian bolder Their Majesties i gieoted by a prreat welcome and a drop in temperature. A dense crowei of a hundred thousand gathered to prove that th: y wore once again among their own peonle A
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    American Woman Hurt In Air Raid
    184 5 Reuter. Chungking, June 13. AN American, Mrs. Lilie Strand, uifc of a prefessor, was injured by flying glass and eight Chinese were killrd and many injured in the bombing of the W«*st China Union University, near Chengtu, by Japanese aircraft, according to telephone messages
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    80 5 Malacca, Sunday. THE members of the medical staff. 1 Malacca, staged on Saturday a farewell function to Dr. D. M. McSwan. the C.M.0.. who is shortly leaving Malacca on transfer to Perak. A tea party was followed by an American tennis tournament. Dr. F. X. Oliveiro partnered by M'ss Kwan
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    Tinkler Case Debated In Parliament
    327 5 Reuter. London, June 12. THE death of Mr. Tinkler in Shanghai was the subject of three questions in the House of Commons. Mr. Butler, replying, after narrating the action taken in connection with the strikes which broke out on May 20, said that on June
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    TUNNEL UNDER FRONTIER
    133 5 Girl Spies? Reuter. 1 Paris, June 12. DOCUMENTS allegedly concerned v with national defence were seized at a chateau at Vieuxconde rented by a beautiful 20-year-o!d Spanish girl, at which a 60-foot tunnel leading under the Franco-Belgian frontier was discovered. It is stated that the Spanish girl
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    MALAYAN RUBBER EXPORTS
    40 5 The Controller of Rubber Malaya anncunces that the export ot rubber' 'uncorrected figures) fv Gm Malaya Brunei and Labuan during May iasa follows:— 1 tons Mainland 2C ?,31 s.s 'stands 105 Brunei 81 Labuan ]0 Total 25.C73
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    Damages For Malicious Persecution
    328 5 JUDGMENT AGAINST MONEYLENDER ftt™>.*,™ Singapore, Monday. fUDGMENT in the sum of $394.25 was awarded in the Hihg Court to-day to Soh Cheow Hock, a clerk employed, by the Singapore Harbour Board, who alleged malicious persecution by a Sikh moneylender, Kishen Singh, during various periods last year
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    MacDONALD'S TRIP
    27 5 Reuter. London, June IS.—Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, Minister for the colonies, flies to Ge.:ev i tO-ntOTIOW to adllCSs' the Mandates Commission on. British policy in Palestine.—Reuter.
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    Hongkong University Not A Success
    874 5 VICE-CHANCELLOR AT f en^ V the H rgkong Universit y Alun Singapore sr. ir°Tr their sls hat although he was pleased to see many of the graduates olhe Umveraty holding useful and prominent positions in com mun.t.es, he could not help feeling that the University
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      202 5 y.IH I -:i t at fcfo h aubjoc Superintend n- ;tks. R j. for (b tiuii before Hj II: Hfion Wtll j l in i :.,*''< u« v .j! i ate SUM u ci nts to j; i!!):il work- shifts, \u.! i„ Morcam 'i Itws diJ 1 MM) vol; D
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      133 5 Kill mosquitoes and sleep nights Cheerful News To The Despairing. For acuto > r chronic disease!?, treatment according to Homeopathy, the most harmless and reliable medical system, is the best way lor complete and radical rure. Homeo Centre of 779 North Bridge Road. Singapore, is the >nly place in Malaya
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    COLONIAL POLICY UNDER CONSIDERATION
    108 6 London. June 112 IN ttra House Commons to-day, Mv notcner called the Premiers artention to a recommendation that, 't standing Parliamentary Committee for r?olonial Affairs should be established, and asked Mr. Chamberlain whether he would constitute such a committee. Mr. Chamhcrla'n said that the Colonial Secretary
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    PRODUCE
    162 6 Si pore, June 12. r rgiaiti) W. C isl No l per Koyan fSlami W. Coast T 2 per Koyan r. <Si*m) W Coast No. 3 r< r Koyan Sl2l Biam No l $256 Biam No 2 $214 Piam Brok/**i Rico No 1 $111 Rtem Broker Rice Nc. 3
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    Malayan Information Agency Report
    470 6 THE following are extracts frcm the annual report for administration of the Malayan Information Agen< r signed by Mr. V. A. Lowingev, who has since ret: -rhP Furouean political situation effecimprovement but m ihe 1, ,i t m SSSSI Stat* of America Ehlre was a slight
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    Swallowed Dross While Intoxicated
    200 6 Singapore, Monday. kTERTAR SINGH, a young Sikh, this morning in the fourth j police court pleaded guilty to a charge that on May 29 at 7.50 p.m. at corner of Park Road and New Market Road he had possession of chandu not being a registered smoke\
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    CRUELTY TO PIGEONS
    35 6 Stagap ABDH b this morning Mr. Conrad I Second P<ni ing t\\(i pigeon at Kochoi i on Juno C\. Accuyrrt was -my. t pectw lansen men! of i*: t s to Animal
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    All-India Federation Scheme
    124 6 Reuter. Bombay, jum- 1:. THK terms which it is prtpwd that Indian Stal dd eats the All-India Federation are cribed as ''fundamentally ud factory" and therefore on able, in a resolution passed at the c< ncluding session of the confertaa of Indian princes and mini At the
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    China Relief Fund Bazaar
    97 6 INFORMATION has i in Btagapoi bj the t lief Fund Women s Commit*. t* the ef.e.i that a Bai r wiU iWj in Lcndon i.i I natronae** bi (wife of the < 1 London) in aid of Fund. The oiganiser hop quantity of Cb broideries, etc.
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      341 6 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD I Obtolnoblt of mil ChmmlrU mnd Storm latf Running I- ndiirinc Stienfth Ft r ferity tit la need \W S £raoii(ully finished. m w/or Jf:ctp::t;« V /'TnLIvVw D MtTAL g AmmW products to, «L J^Ktm CM. Kampong Bahru Road, Singapore. B^R^H Ask for descriptive folder <C>
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      16 6 Careless about PERSONAL FRESHNESS —not likely! use IXftM BROI HERS, POIT SUNLIGHT! LIMITHD, X-LBT 453/5-115 ENOI.ANO.
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      150 6 Hearingßestoredin Twenty-Four Hours Deafness nn<l 11 1 dreaded any long* an American M > for some of tt Deafness to be n 1 the application of 1 Spantf-x. Thta i" wide BuecfM In r,7 years old, «rrit< jf meat for only 2 v restored perf< instantaneous have ileappeared many years
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      719 6 n To-day's Radio o on nin Ren. Dance music. Brian SING APORE LONDOiS Lawrance and his Sextet, tansdowne Restaurant. London. ZHL -5 metres (1.33 mc-s) TRANSMISSION 8 50 Close down. i GSB 9.51 Mcjs (31.55 m.) viiJtvYl ZIIP 30.90 nu-tres (9.09 mcs) a m IM^UM q 40 Sports news and
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    10-30 "Curfew" To-night
    195 7 A.ir-Raid Sirens To Be Used k-out which takes pK e from in in t„ -j land of Singapore and c ver a radius 011 rill be the most ortruhf so far held from Johore on all trafficoi thorn- rt h r vehicl <*. and blackout be« s
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    "FRENCH WITHOUT TEARS"
    39 7 three performances of Teui's briihant comedy, at the atre, will be on Thursday. S turday of this week. Pation of tickets with Wedate marked on them, are asked those tickets hold good for Thursday a performance.
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    Federal Scholarships
    68 7 I gUBJBCT to the approval ol the Council I of Raffle:, College, the followin I Malay students have been awarded Federal Scholarships to Raffle i College f Abdul Jalil bin Abdul Manaf, Clifford School. Kuala Lipis Abdul Majid bin Mat. Clifford School Kuala Lipis. Hamdah bin Sheik Tahir,
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    THETIS DISASTER AT PAVILION
    34 7 A new.sreel giving pictures of the disaster to the submarine Thetis has ar rived by air and will be shown at the Pavilion to-night, together with th" Special feature Pygmalion."
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    This Is ihe br?:;v.vi« «1 the fynums 11ansfrrotation < "nc of "Pysm llion." M.-G--M. Him version of Bernard £haw'< play uhieh opens to-day at the Pavilion. Singapore.
    28 7 This Is ihe br? ;v .vi« «1 the fynums 11ansfrrotation &lt; "nc of "Pysm llion." M.-G--M. Him version of Bernard £haw'&lt; play uhieh opens to-day at the Pavilion. Singapore.
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    Contained Watch Winch Found Its Way To Pawnshop
    929 7 Footballer's Lost Coat MOHAMED mms a Turn, Mohammedan, S^^tte, ■S; i»S tnt case said that the accused or wlth fraudulent posssssijn of J pawnticket tor a watch. The owner ci this watch. Mr. Wong Kwok Le ,ne a football match a L
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    CHILDREN'S CONCERT
    77 7 (From Our Own Correspondentl Malacca, June 11 On Saturday at the Method! I Girls' School the Sangatha Ahlvirthl Saomi geve a yen interesting children's musical concert 01 Bouth Indian music. Tiie concert was conducted by .San gatha Vidvan, ol Trivandrum, B. Karunakara Bagavathar and R. Sundarajiah Mirthang&t N?-apatam
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    Murder Charges
    87 7 Singapore, Monday. TENG Ban Yirk. Lam Won-;, bath Can 1 tonese, and Bin Ching Hui, an Hainanese, who were charged in the fifth police court before' Mr. L. C. Goh last Friday with (lie r-:urd:r of On&lt;? Chew Yew, Qainanese, q ooy employed by the Commodore at Navy
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    THE CONTE VERDE
    49 7 The Conte Verde is due in Btagfchor&lt;! at 8 pm. to-morrow from Shanghai Hongkong and Manila. She will berth at the S.H B. wharf and is expected to .sail again at 530 p.m. on the lollowin" day for Colombo. Bombay. Port Sa^ Bnndisi. Venice and Trieste.
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      383 7 Announcing A NEW TRUFOCD PRODUCT A PROGRESSIVE NUTRITIVE j FOOD FOR BABY FROM J 10 TO 24 MONTHS j CONTAINS Animal Protein Bone Marrow emulsified Cream Fat the soluble Carbohydrates, Lsccose and Glucose Mineral *afts; Organic ken Lecithin Calcium with tested Vitamins A and D from natural sources and Vitamins
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      808 8 UI: rRF ATFST FILMS EVER MADE' «W GALA PREMIERE TO-NIGHT! ONE U\r I ojnl-.^ "NOT.ONtY.6OOD, PRACTICALLY PERFECT'" I uiu FXCFLIFNCY THE GOVERNOR SIR SHENTON THOMAS HAS PAVILIOH 18l M Rto KINOI V CONSENTFI) TO ATTEND THE 9.30 PERFORMANCE. The wise and witty |f St i isi ir bf r x
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    Roosevelt On Royal Tour
    92 9 N v York. June 12. n i m I to the Koyal visit was X i President Roosevelt in w h the graduation cere- ivcsl Point Military Aca- we have bad the visit from King Si Uh, as a courteous the cordiality and uStins between the
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    Teluk Anson Bankruptcy
    158 9 i Reporter I |p &gt;h Saturday. riMii BiblH ex i unatien i" the I tankr «r. K"J Tons, veil known businessman of leiuk Anson was continued yesterdaj belun Mr. im Brown, the Ittbirar "t the Supreme Court. •&gt; k place oi. united tc 53CUOU 'v..' 1:..d been
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    PRISON FOR FALSE STATEMENT
    166 9 pn Corrrspondentl Mala&lt; ra. June 12. 1"! s i mv month's rigorment was passed by the Magistrate, in irC, on Saturday, on Tamil, who was conirge of giving false t« i public servant. ■nduettd by Inspected that the accus-d's p &gt;rt to the Police that .as
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    FOOD CONTROL
    16 9 "Melon, June 12. Mr. Chamber- plans werj in the control ol it, essential food-
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    Mr. W. A. Fell & Mr. Khoo Sian Ewe Honoured
    550 9 Mr. W. A. Fell Mr. Khoo Sian Ewe Honoured TRIBI'TEs to the Singapore. Ylondav. i WA. Pel. and Mr Kho t stanT h &lt;W '»&gt; W 'nomas at the meet in* of?h T expressed by Sir Shenton ££W them s^^*«.^ be^°m& Co'?ny has mc! advlte J eU for hia help
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    ENGAGEMENT
    47 9 'From Our Own Correspondent' London, June 5 THE engagement is announced between Ivan Lyon. The Gordon Highlanders Singapore, elder surviving son of BngaFrancis Lyon, C.8.. C.M.G Hm DSO and Mrs L &gt;' on and Gabneiie, younger daughter of M. and Mmc Bouvier. of Pulo Condore, French Inciotnina.
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    Woman's Fatal Fall From Lorry
    178 9 Singapore, Monday. pOLLOWING a fall from a moving lorry while on her way to work, an earth carrying coolie, T'ng Poh Gek, received injuries from which she died at the hospital. Death was due to shock and haemorrhage from multiple injuries. A verdict of death
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    DEATH OF MR. ANDERS JENSEN
    106 9 THR (U-uin n.i U c k g I JeiMeu, A, M. 1 Mr, i, b for sonjM years bead ut n..depanmeni nj me Bon. r Bungkok Mr Jeiuetti wiui rat to v\ u- was orign.aiiv mtu tn* firm E uietstcn ;iiid Wuin ft Cnp^n jj,.
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    97 9 Anivea by the "PH ARB," Mi M. Niewenhuisen, Mr Kwee IJanz Tjiap, Mr. s. Kikuchi. Mr J a \u- i tin Mr. G A E. Bab-Jn, Mr. J. H Holt. Lett by the "PH-ARB," Mr. 7 R Holt Mr. C. de Wit. My. JO *an I Gruisen.
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    WASTED MATERIAL
    643 10 SINCE the issue of the last annual report of the Straits Settlements Volunteer Force there has been a great fillip to recruiting for the regular ranks of the Army and for the various Territorial and Volunteer units throughout the Empire. The drive began in earnest during the September
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    German PRESSURE on JAPAN
    787 10  -  Tokyo In Axis Alliance Soon? By E. T. HUANG WILL Japan join the Axis alliance? This is the question most commonly asked to-day by keen observers of international affairs. li is impossible to say for certttio at the moment what will be the foal shape of
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    To-day's Bright Thoughts
    75 10 When reading the news, an announcer should be quite unemotional. Even if personally irritated by political events lie should never preface the p.m. bulletin by saying. "This is the Gnashional Programme." m In his reminiscences, a well-known amateur golfer recalls thai he sold fifty per cent, of
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    Germany To Seize Skivakia?
    57 11 Reuter. Warsaw. June fS. yHREE Slovak military air- uaft landed at Deblin, south-east Warsaw, yesterday, having been flown from Slovakia by six airmen who placed themselves and their machines at the disposal of the Polish Army after stating that they had fled from Slovakia to prevent
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    KING THANKS THE PRESIDENT
    29 11 lie Belies (Quebec) June 13. IpHE King hj sent a telegram to Preideni Roosevelt warmly thanking h :ality extended during it to the United States.—
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    Two Die After Nanking Feast
    127 11 Diners Poisoned Sin Chew Jit Poh. Tokyo. June 13. r p\&lt;! »&gt;i the Japanese Consulate-General in Nanking have dieda&gt; ii: oi being poisoned at a banquet on Saturday when Ministers ol the "Kef©rated Government" (pro-Japanese) were entertained.—Renter, i Shanghai, Juno 13. Hani Chi and Mr.
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    America's Increased War Bill
    99 11 Reuter. Washington, June 13. i DEMAND for extra war expenA rliture of over $292,000,000 was i from the Appropriations Comf tne House of Representaafter the committee head, eneral Arnold, Chief of the Air had slated that next year's wrtment Appropriation Bill tood at $508,000,000. would be
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    HAINAN AND SPRATLEY ISLES
    63 11 Reuter. Londcn, June !2. I Ol Commons, replying to d Roberts (Lib. N. CumR A. Butler, Under-Se--1 reign Affairs* said that Lord Halifax's information Hainan was only partially it appeared that ther: U military occupation roup of islands by the M r Butler added that the
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    PRICELESS PAINTING STOLEN
    87 11 Reuter. Paris, June 13. *'JjjE Indifferent," a ten by eight inch painting by Watteau, valued at four million francs but regarded as virtually priceless, has been stolen from the Louvre. The robbery is the must serious from the Louvre since Leonardo de Vinci a "Mona Lisa" was
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    TIENTSIN CONCESSION BLOCKADED TO-DAY
    1945 11 Will Britain Now Retaliate At Singapore? FAR EAST CRISIS DEBATE IN HOUSE OF LORDS "Act Before It Is Too Late!" Reuter. uoint?^r„ 0 k K l l be COmp,ete w,th tne exception cf a few h. i L(^u Ha faX reffcmd u &gt; difficulties of the
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    Colonies Before Peace Says Nazi Leader
    282 11 Reuter. Rome, June 13. UR. Strang's departure from Londcn for Moscow is noted with considerable interest in the Italian press, as marking- Britain's final effort to bring about an Arglo-French-Scviet alliance. The Regime Fascist a coatcmh that whether a triple alliance is signed or
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    LIFE SENTENCE FOR FLAPPER
    75 11 Reuter. Jerusalem, June 12. a SENTENCE ot life imprisonment was passed on a pretty young Jew sh girl known as Rachel Hovatammi by a military court hero for carrying "an Infernal machine of a dangerous typv* outsido the Central Prison. Al*:hrugh she was liable to the
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    GERMAN APOLOGY & COMPENSATION
    48 11 GERMAN APOLOGY COMPENSATION Reuter. Prague, June 12. BARON Voi Neurath (German 'Piotcrtor") has expressed regrets at the incident at Nachbod on June 9 when, a Czech policeman was killed, and has sent 50,000 crowns to the victim's mother. The German police force, in Nrch'ood hns been replaced Renter
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    Anglo – French Staff Talks At Singapore
    126 11 Anglo French Staff Talks At Singapore Reuter. BULLETIN issued by the Naval authorities in Singapore to-day states: "In view of the close liaison which now exists between France and Great Britain in Europe, Vice-Adm ra! de Coux, commanding the French Naval Forces in the Fat Bast, Lieut.General Martin, General Officer
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    HOLLAND HELPS STRANDED JEWS
    52 11 Reuter. Amsterdam. June 13. TWO hundred of the 900 German A Jewish refugees aboard the Han-burg-America liner St. Louis have be-n oiven permission to enter Holland where t-hev will remain until they l.ayr opportunity to find permanent refuge eb?where. These refugees vert tefu-ed permission to land
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    STORM TROOPS INVADE DANZIG
    299 11 Polish Official Beaten Up Reuter. Berlin, June 13. AN unusually sharp attack on the Pclish attitude towards Danzig and Germans in Poland is contained in the Diplomatic he Kerrespondez, which states: "Poland's quarrelsomeness has proved in recent weeks to be steadily on the increase. Insults to
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    THREAT TO KILL BRITISH AMBASSADOR
    71 11 Reuter. Shanghai. June 12. FOLLOWING receipt of inform- ation by the British authorities from a reliable source, that an attempt against the life of Sir Archibald Clark Kerr. British Ambassador in China, had been planned, strong guards were placed at the British Embassy and the
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    68 11 British Wireless. London. June 12. —Recruiting for the Royal Air Force is still continuing at the rate of over 1,000 a week. Recru'ts f joining last week numbered 1.105, ccripared with 325 in the corresponding week of last year, bringing the total entry of pilots, observers, airmen and boys since
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    SIX MILLION AMERICANS SEE THE KING
    401 12 ROYAL TOUR OF U.S.A. ENDS Reuter. MOUSE POINT NEW YORK, JUNE 12. THEIR MAJESTIES RE-ENTERED CANADA AS THE ROYOL TRAIN CROSSED THE BORDER HERE THIS MORNING. AFTER A. BRIEF SERVICE HALT AT DFLSON, QUEBEC. THE TRAIN CONTINUED TO ST. JOHN'S, QUFBEC, WHERE A CROWD
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    No Official Invitation To Roosevelt
    87 12 Reuter. mm Hyde Park (New York). I I June 12. pKOPLE in close touch with President Roosevelt delare that there is no truth n the report that th e King las invited him to visit Brij ,am in the near future. While hey believe that
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    Preferential Tobacco Duty
    93 12 Sin ga 110 re. Monday. give effect to the Colony's participation in tin trade agreement en til,- British Government and Government or India, a motion made by Mr. X. R. Jarrett, ng Comptroller of Customs, to duty rates on unmanufactured acco. uty of Bf&gt; cents per pound
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    BALTIC STATES URGED TO UNITE
    72 12 Reuter. Kaunas. June 12. BRIZAUSKAS. Deputy Prime Minister of Lithuania, declared at the tie Congress here that the Baltic tes would maintain strict neutrality the event ol war. but any attempt .inst their independence would be I tiled by force of arms. I: 'he Congress
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    39 12 Reuter. Moscow, June 12.—The Soviet fliers, kkinaki and Gordianko. have been aided the Older of Lenin and the dais for Courage" for their flight m Moscow to North America. They v l al&gt;o be given prises of 20.000 roubeach.—Reuter.
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    Turko-Rumanian Friendship Stressed
    198 12 M. GAFENCU IN ANKARA Reuter. Ankara. Jiuv 12. (tAhP.M.L, Rumanian Fojvifrn Minister, fuw ?in ived hero !&lt;&gt;-day "ii fin ,-.t!i«■,:,! visit. The President of tho Turkish BepuMfc and -M.-.1 ;,,v to discuss proposals for rt pact and also tne l&gt;«'- ibfjtty oj «Irnwinv Bulgaria into a defensive
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    MR. GEORGE REDFEARN
    37 12 Mr. George Redfearn, official starte: the Straits Racing Association, hasj iiled for England on leave and will Pjp away for six months. His duties ■avo been ta','m over by Major R. BedL &gt;rd MW
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    Sharp Sentence
    67 12 F Singapore, Monday. OUR months' rigorous imprisonment was passed on a 28-year-old Hokkien Ong Joo Gek. by Mr. Conrad Oldham tne Second Policp Magistrate, this mornEnf on a charge that the accused on Sept .0, 1938, at Singapore, committed housebreaking by entering into No. 895, North Bridge Road
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    KING TO SAIL ON THURSDAY
    95 12 Reuter. I Quebec, June 12. THE Royal train bringing Their .Alajesties from their triumphant visit to the United States is expected to cross the border at noon (Greenwich Mean Time) to-day. With the tour now drawing to a close, the liner Empress of Britain which
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    DEATH OF MRS. J. MADGE
    174 12 Tut' death look pJita rti lltf Gem r »u Hospital SjngApori mornine &lt;-• Mrs. -f&gt;ion Madge wito o( Mr .1 Madtr. worlts r'-m;in o! Mc Gammon M.ii.r. &lt; Lid Mr- Madg v.. day and fcUft ndmltt In'•• 'I.* Qetl lal Hospital ii pomtftiup She tf
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    Chamberlain's Statement Welcomed
    101 12 Reuter. Canberra, June 12. "T WELCOME Mr. Chamberlain* statement that if Germany is ready to negotiate in a peaceful spirit there will ready response from Britain." declared Mr. Menzies. He added: "If we are to return to more peaceful days and an era of trade and financial
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    SUCCESS OF FAMOUS JERSEY HERD
    152 12 The Oxfordshire Show, which opened at Oxford on May 18. was the first of the big county shows ol lie season and was consequently of especial in- J lerest. In the Jersey section ihe famous •Ovaltine' Herd captured high honours, Including two first prises and
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    CHINA BADLY IN NEED OF MEDICINES
    422 12 DR. C. C. WANG'S APPEAL (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Monday PRAISE for the work of Chinese in Malaya on behalf of war-time medical services in China was expressed by Dr. C. C, Wang special liaison onlcer attached to the LeagUgof Nations" Anti-Epiden Conimisaion, in
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    INCREASE IN STRENGTH OF COLONY VOLUNTEERS
    829 12 MORE EUROPEAN RECRUITS WANTED 'JilK progress of Volunteering, and certain shortcomings in European recruiting, aiv referred to in the annual report of the Straits Settlements Volunteer Force for 10:'»8. Maj.-Gen. W. G. S. Dobbie. General I Officer Commanding, Malaya, states: I note that during
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    YEAR OLD CRIME
    81 12 Singapore. Monday. QUEK CHENG TEE. a 22-ye.u eld Hokkicn pleaded guilty this morning in the Second Police Court before Mr. Conrad Oldman on a charge that on June 28, 1938. he committed theft of a typewriter valued at $100, the moveable property of Mr. M. Ismail. Court
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    YOUNG GIRL GIVEN DRUGGED BANANAS AND KIDNAPPED
    361 13 TAMIL GETS A YEAR [From Our Own Reverter\ .v on bj a young T«njl girl thai 'h i' l m] m M l «yA Tamil belongtag to anothi f d him. was iriSs" thi morn T£ V Uuh l Tamil who was char
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    NO CHANGE IN VALUE OF HONGKONG DOLLAR
    76 13 Reuter. Tmi. Hongkong. June 13. Financial Secretary of f,n S? Co,on &gt; h as issued the following statement in connection with the Hongkong dollarIn order to allay any uncertainty caused by recent movement.: in the Cninese exchange, lam authorised to sta te that
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    BREACH OF TRUST CHARGE
    63 13 M p n Singapore. Tuesday °US Davis, a Euronean aged 33. was produced before the Third Ms istrate, Mr. Kenneth a. Blacker, bis morning, in connection with an alleged ofl?nce of criminal breach cf trust as a servani in Kuala Lumpur He was remanded for 24
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    To-day's News Review
    475 13 HIXG much to enthuse over in Erislative Council meeting, short enough tor the and the reporters but ►rl considering- the eras of defence and social in the Straits Settlements voting handsome gifts •■'"■'■t money, the Council has no al defence measures in The problem of organic nan
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    Singapore Man Hurt In Flying Boat Mishap
    187 13 Reuter. JfR W. L. Kinloch, Managing Director of Kinloch and Company, Singapore, stistained a fractured leg when the Centurion, Imperial Airways flying boat, met with an accident and sank while being berthed on the Hooglv River, eight miles from Calcutta, yesterday. Mr. G.
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    Man Crashes 250 Feet To Death
    114 13 I From Our Own Correspondent) Alor Star. Jure 12. CHINESE cmplayed at (he store qoarry at (iunenq; Kriang about eiffht miles from Alor Star fell from a height of about 256 feet and and W9M killed. It *s gathered that the deceased eiimbed up
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    SOCCER POLICE DESERVED VICTORY OVER SAPPERS
    520 14 Webber Was Brilliant In Goal On Their Display At The Stadium Yesterday The rolitc g Royal Engineers 0. /MY ING one of their best displays in the Divwoin I league this season, the Police sprang a surprise to beat the Royal Engineers in their
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    Six Goals Shared In Houses League
    219 14 GF.C 3; S.T 3. IT was the last outing for the Straits Times yesterday when they met the General Electric Company on the S.H.B. padang in a Business Houses League fixture. The game had a dull run. Both sides appeared to be equally matched
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    Farrer Park Soccer
    47 14 The Indian Youngsters 3rd XI a soccer match against the Central Association at Farrer Park on Saturday The former won by 2 goals to one Thr scorers were:—A. U. Palaniappan. M. Muthu. Krishna scored the only goal for the Central Association. Mr. Ramoo refereed.
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    To-Day's Sport
    49 14 Soccer: RA M C vs. Publishers (2A&gt; —Stadium Moravia vs. YM C A (2B&gt; V M C A. Minesweepers fS. RJIJF. (H.Q.) —J C s A Medical College Home and Home Soccer—M C.V. Tennis: Spore championships—S.C.C. S CJt.C tournament—S C.R.C Athletic: s It C Sports Heats —S.R.C.
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    74 14 neteen :ard were taken out for the June Medal al the X G C. resulted in a tie between: rj D Blair 69 nett: W Dawson t&gt;9 nett'. Another card to be returned by Saturday. BALL SWEEPS SATURDAY: Ist ft holes R V. Talbot. Jones 31 nett;
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    GAME POSTPONED
    26 14 Ihe game between R A. (BJI.) against the Malaya Signal Co. &lt;2A&gt; to have been played at the Blakang Mati yesLerday evening was postponed.
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    Malaya Cup Trials In Malacca
    182 14 Malacca, June 11. THfc second trial match which was played on the Malacca Club Padang proved to b« a failure as many of those chosen were unable to play for one reason or another. The following two sides have been chosen tor the third trial
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    Airmen Beat Loyals 3—0 At Seletar
    324 14 Airmen Beat Loyals 3 —0 At Seletar Singapore. Monday. Till K.A.F. did well to defeat the Loyals by three goals to nil in the first division fixture played at Seletar this afternoon and although there were some dull moments in the game, the large crowd that turned up to witness
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    SELANGOR TRAINING NOTES
    180 14 iFrom Our Own Reporter' Kuala Lumpur. June 12. CANDIDATES exercised Una morning in v pri n for the forthcoming Selangoi ting were given slow work itta n the inner trucks. The weather wa hie .uid the going was pood Squeeze iMawit was most Impressive when exercised at
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    Mixed Foursomes At R.S.G.C.
    166 14 fHE Mr I bi-monthly Mixed foursome* comrjetfr'on for June was played at Bukh rimah on Sunday afternoon and resulted in a win for Mr Mrs E 1. Henton with a net score of 34 2 35 cards were taken out and the following returned: Mr *c
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    Billiards And Table Tennis At Harbour Board Club
    137 14 FOLLOWING are Lni ards and table tennis results at 4, '&lt;* SHBJS.C. Anting Ihe past week. Billiards (English Serai Finals*. Lha Poh Seah 300 beat Tone Ah Ifeng 265- Chen Chong Eien 300 brat Lim Cheng Bong 2G5. Billbrds (English Finals f.OO
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    WORLD SPORT IN BRIEF
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    ENGLISH CRICKET
    54 14 London. Jane B Yorkshire beal Middle ex »J wis* -1011 24S nuts. Yorks 430 for 5 d&lt; Loviand 190 noi Middles* x 62 B»v 2" Kir*! for 17». and fcltowii 'VerJl (Or 20 Gloucester beal F and 93 run! E&lt;" c cx: 150 and 182 i 1 for
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    To-Day's Ties In S.L.T.A. Tourney
    66 15 To- Day's Ties In S.L.T.A. Tourney si t the Men's i the Singapore Mips fixed for at the S.C.C. &lt;, t barges of ad- will be 50 cts. laticn and 20 i inundation are Kaanta rs. K« C. |1 S'liith. itfj .1 Mi Tan Kee (tun and i.rts, adniis- i
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    Latest Hunt Cup Tallover
    39 15 Reuter. London, June 13. iHover in the at Ascot to-mor-Maitre offered, 7—l offered, 100—7 taken, ed, joo—6 taken. Mormond Hill ofand offered. flared, ed, 25 —1 taken. Greenwich offered. mis, Cliff RichQuarUer Maitre. Irawn. -Reuter
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    S.C.C. Billiards Finals
    51 15 n petitions in t the Sinbe played (vent will I Wednesowe 75. will in a match will be played be a match of s are A. D. Baker, -.inner on several md A. F. Hunter, v gcod match. Mr. known. Mr. Hunter r and made a break
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    Makepeace B.P.
    90 15 ring of badminton enthuMakepeace BP. defeat the h Youngsters BP. by four in a friendly match home court last Sunday. c whole were interestof a normal standard. r:epeace players menA Lange beat ChuaJSock 11 Victor Dana beat «14 14) 2—5, 15—9. 1 ,w beat M. Pereim L:/ige lost
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    HARVEY – McAVOY FIGHT ON JULY 10
    33 15 HARVEY McAVOY FIGHT ON JULY 10 Reuter. London. June 13. its Jock McAvoy for the ivy weight championship at White City on July 10 ids on the same proDoyle oppoeea Eddie en rounds.—Reuter.
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    WOODERSON DETERMINED TO EMULATE LOVELOCK
    523 15 Cunningham Romani His Rivals "Mile Of The Century Race SIDNEY Wooderson, 24 year,' old London speed star, who has k m sZ r" mi,C faStPl than any other ln th &lt;* «ow m hp-Lop shape rot his -Mile of the Century" race at Princeton, N
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    Opening Of Ascot Season To-morrow
    183 15 King's Great Truth Favoured To Win Reuter. I «'-..i10n, June tit ISCOT will Uwc 1« t inuili ol H ri ::!.iin- \\:v- A u le .Wot (iolU up n«v rof U morrow with Un ahwi|cr of Ihc K»&lt;w, and uueen. wHleb is nil the more
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    £1,000 GOLF
    173 15 Reuter. f.ontlon, June 13. ||N the little Aslon eeorsc at Sutv ton, Coltlfield the Penfo!d tl.oao I :u&lt; tournament for the twelve Uadinnrofessionals uith best aver ages in the majei events last seaBOfl are ccmpetins 18 hole matches. Havers are awarded two points for a win and one
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    Johore Golf
    52 15 In ihe May Bogey competition, A. H Roid tied with Dr. TE. Cheah with a scor* of l down each and their -onlay resulted in a win for the former with i score of 71. Their P*or*a nre as follows:— •T. A H Re&lt;d 41-Ml-S2—ll—7l. Di. T. E
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    Prosecution Confirm Defence Story
    219 16 Singapore, Monday. AN :ndain, 11 S. Jamaludin *5, admitted this morning to Mr. A Kenneth A. Blacker, that he had taken $200 from the safe belonging to a relative, who ted bought his eating-house business m Cl tnge Alley, because the relative failed to keep a
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    39 16 The death of Ben Lahasher Osman, a Malay British subject. occurred in Br.ngkok on June 5. He was 78 years of age and had lived in Bangkok for over 60 years. The funeral took place at the Muslim Cemetery.
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    Juveniles To Perform Charity Play
    326 16 Singapore, Monday. THE "Princess and the Enchantress,'' a play to be performed as part of the Child Welfare Garden Party to be held on the lawn of Bishopsgate, on Friday June 16, promises to be a great success judging from the performance given at a
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    ABETTED RUBBER SMUGGLING
    452 16 Singapore, 1B lIM AH SAN claimed trial this afternoon in the fourth court before Mr. C. H. Kon on a charge that hi on m?**** at about 12.30 a.m. at Taniong Gol, Singapore, did abet ti/ porting of 38.80 pikuls of rubber into the Colony, Singapore accompanied
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    Alleged Author Of Mystery Crime
    222 16 Singapore. Monday. JHE police have made an arrest in connection with a mysterious shooting mc ident in a coffeeshop at the junction of Jalan Besar and Howell Koad on June Z. Four men. believed to be Canton entered the coffeeshop short! p.m. A man who
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    Recognition Of Adopted Children In Colony
    122 16 Singapore. Mla# |)ESIGNED to confer statutory recognition of the poadopted children, the Adoption of Children Bill was pass this mornings meetine; of the Legislative Council. Under the new Ordinance, a d chUd shall be tr mate offspring of Itie adopter V*w ccses cf compensation
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    THE RANCHI
    29 16 hi tax left H The P. O Ranchi has. a kong and Is expected 0 sl «s gapore at 10 a.m. tomorrow proceed alongside the on arrival
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    Pros And Cons Of Quota Release
    627 17 I.T.C. Meets To-Morrow prom Our Own Correspondent) London, June 5. m till statists tor May sbm that last month the total visible P y ludinti the carry-over, was reduced by 2,631 tons 1s1 !m largesl reduction for exactly twelve months and carries al jigwh
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    Young Soldier's Escapade
    170 17 Singapore, Monday. U7. A. Gunn, aged 21, a private in the 2nd Batt. Gordon Highlanders, Seternng Barracks, Changi, who pleaded guilty last Monday m the Second Police Court before' Mr. Conrad Oldham to a charge of theft of a taxi, valued at SSOO, the property of Jantan
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    16-Year-Old Girl Sent To Prison
    72 17 16- Year-Old Girl Sent To Prison I Singapore, Monday. •CHIN HOE, a 16-year old Cantonese girl, was this morning feticneed t«« four months' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. lllra "l Oldham, the Second Police Magistrate. •i a charge that. Beach Road Police il t to Inspector he alleged that 1938. she
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    LLEGED STABBING & ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
    47 17 LLEGED STABBING ATTEMPTED SUICIDE tpore Monday, iance of Inspector t the Orenari B a Chinese. Lian Ik following charges Mr. L. C. Goh ,rt wit stabbing, Joi i edge ol causing the J. i 2) Voluntarily Jsar dangerous weapon, •3» Attempted Court Inspector ase was ,wi,x,- ■■■'-iition.
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    BEDOK RECLAMATION
    23 17 re, Monday. expense of the Dart of the Bedok for the "iks connected gapore was ap-"-s Legislative th motion of the
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    CAUGHT RED HANDED
    95 17 Singapore. Monday. SENTENCE of two months rigorous imprisonment was passed by Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker on Tan Chwee Kee today for theft of a bicycle dynamo, valued ut $4. Chwee Kee, who had been several times convicted In the Police Courts before for a variety of offences,
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    RESTORED UNCLE'S MONEY
    198 17 Singapore, Monday. MLEADING guilty last week to criminal breach of trust as a servant in respect of $791.92, Lim Kah Sionir, 28, was hound over this morning by Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker, of the Third Police Court, for eight months in the sum of $250. Kah Siong,
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    New Railway Link Between Yunnan, Burma
    291 18 International News Agency. 4 NEW railway is baing constructed between Yvam* .and In A chaise of the constructioa of this new railway link is Mr. Tsina Yang-fee, former Mayor of Canton. The new railway will be extended to Kwangsl through some route by Joining
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    NEWSPAPER CHARITY SALE
    87 18 Central News. Kian, Kiangsi. ENTHUSIASTIC support Is given to the charity sale of newspapers started here recently, the proceeds tf which will go to the national exchequer for relief purposes. Colonel Chiang Chin-kuo, director of peace preservation of Kiangsi and son ol the Generalissimo, personally tcok part
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    Industrial Developments In Shensi Province
    292 18 International News Agency. Chungking. cotton mills, three flour mills, two dyeing factories two machine a match factory have been established in ard around one of the southwest Shensi cities since the outbreak of the Sine-Japanese hostilities, according to an official of the Industrial and Miring
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    $16,000,000 New Loans For Farmers
    294 18 CKESH loans amounting to Slfi,ooo,ooo are bcimr distiibuted in rural districts in West China by two Government banks, the Farmers' Bank of China and the Bank of China. Peasants in Kansu are receiving the lion's share as the i 0.000.000 tc be put up by
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    French Support For China
    356 18 Anti-Japanese Boycott Central News. A MOST encouraging message to the Second Ann:, UonTi i**' of the China Branch of the International Cami mi)lv received from the French LP.C. National Con iy tribute to the heroism and tenacity with which I f 1 Japanese agression and praised
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    Counteracting Japanese Propaganda In Kwangtang
    148 18 International News Agency. Shiukwan GENERAL Li Han-yon, Chairman of the X wang'iung Provincial GOTCrnment, hay formed a plan to relieve the lire famine in ('lrons shan, the Swatow area. Toi-han and nearby towns, which have to ionsome foreign rice It is reported that General Li's
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    Success Of Chinese New Strategy
    172 18 Central News. i 'REAT significance is f Military ofeervers Is tktO* success in Borthem Hapca. The success is attributed to g plovment of the i Chinese whereby they launch as* neons attacks on various fronts w Japanese attention instead Irating their efforts to cope jw
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    Bombay Prohibition Scheme May Be Slightly Modified
    187 19 «OSI DEPUTATIONS ,1.1/7' ON MAHATMA Jl I caUons in the BomW Prohibits^gramme I held 0.1 as the result of interview- B whfchThT &lt;w I 1 ,s and ,h '««"«H victuallers had w»h is one °n beI wpior Dealers i ition and the c
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    SIR JOHN WOODHEAD
    13 19 I Fir John Woodhead, c ol Bengal, arrivby ss Strathaird
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    NATIONAL MILITIA IN CALCUTTA
    111 19 (United Press). I Calcutta, June 3. organising a wellntralised permanent through which the Youths of Bengal r the development id physical condition aining in mass and r forms of physical has been issued by of the province a national militia in Calcutta, with branches all over
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    India Govt. To Send Representative To S. Africa
    155 19 (United Press). T ur Simla, May 30. HE Government of India, propose to send an emissary to South Africa in the hope of persuading the Union Government in staying the latters hands in the matter of enactment for segregation of the Indians
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    Adult Franchise Urged In Travancore
    231 19 (United Press). Rajkot, June 1. MR. Pattom Thanu Pillai, President. Travancore State Congress, has issued the following statement: "I and my friends Messrs. Verghese and Phillipose are returning to Travancoore to-day. We had long interviews With Mahatma Gandhi, when the political situation of Travancore as
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    PANDIT MALAVIYA
    46 19 (United Press). Calcutta, May 31 Madan Monan Malaviya was examined by Dr. TZu H ose to da y During his stay in j-aicutta, Malaviyaji will undergo medical treatment. He will proceed to Ranchi /SK sve5 ve da ys for taking rest there. 'United Presss.
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    Cabinet Crisis Likely In United Provinces
    343 19 BADRINATH TEMf*LE BILL (United Press). Luc!-now. June 3. SERIOUS situation which may lead to a Cabinet crisis is likely to pii v in the United Provinces, if assent to the Hadrinath Temple hill which had been reserved by the Governor, for the Viceroy's assent
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    Editor Arrested In Office
    74 19 (United Press). Patna, June 3. MR. Rambriksh Benipuri, President, Patna City Labour Union, who is also the Editor of "Janata.'' was arrested this morning while working in the Janata" office. The arrest was .made in connection with the strike and picketing in the Bihariji Mills at
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    Teachers' Conference
    46 20 The hint 5,,. Causal General. Mr. Kao Ling Pai (right), gave an address at a Teachers' Conference hrld on Teachers' Day, at the Empress Theatre. The photograph below shows the oath-takiag ceremony and below again a ?roup of the few hundred teachers who attended.
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    Boy Scout Gymkhana
    54 20 A Seoul Gymkhana, held at the Tanglm Barracks, was on of the much enjoyed fanctioatt of last week. The pictur** on tin left shows M&joi -General G. S. Dobbie, Officer Commanding. Malaya, taking the salute at the march pasl of young scouts, and below. the uro\vni**s» leaving
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