Malaya Tribune, 15 June 1939

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales \.\V1 -No. 141. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Thursday, June 15, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 21) PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1939 SYi CENT? 5
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      48 1 GOODS 1 OF B r QUALITY AT AURORA D l PARTMBMT STORE. H i k si A North Bridge Rd. ,«.o!.t IMPORTERS EAST ASIATIC CO LTD, SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG Jeed BLUE CROSS Milk uher their botlie days CONNELL BROS. CO., LTD. BLUE CROSS STOCKS ARE ALWAYS FRESH
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      181 1 i MADAME PAGE l LATE 92, PICCADILLY, LONDON. DRESSMAKER, DESIGNER TAILORMADES GOWNS FOR ALL OCCASIONS IN STOCK. 5 FROM:— 5« 30« 13 BATTERY ROAD. TEL. 6327. SINGAPORE X 4» Condensed Milk of High Quality "DAIRY PARS!" FULL CREAM MILK -r--- «&AIRY FARM" MILK is specially prepared for Children. Being of
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    Last Night's First Nights "SLAVE SHIP" AT THE ALHAMBRA
    165 2 SLAVE SHIP." the Twentieth Century Fox picture which is the new attraction at the Alhambra, tells a dramatic story of the time In the last century when the carrying of slaves from Africa had been condemned by international law. Hanging was
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    CHINESE FILM AT CAPITOL
    90 2 VIOLET Koo, famous stai ol Sattc Cicada.- appears in "800 Bwagju So"—a Family Tragedy—which oienea at the Capitol yesterday v. .n V» matinees and two evening performance This is romance of old China depicWJg a young and complications wmon arise when her elderly husband W home
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    SINGAPORE AFTER DARK
    60 2 C APITOL: "800 Siong i >,MI MHAMRKA: "Slav Ship. PAVILION: "Pygmalion. ROYAL: "Uet" MALBOROUGH: "Dreamlana. EMPIRE: "Tar/an's Bevens< GARRICK: "Chinese Picturo trf HAPPY WORLD: Happy "Say it w 1 55, Glory Thealrr. Herce chong Stshi, shows. Wayangs. and Konggeng p hoff NEW WORLD: "Cabaret, Side merry-go-round i'
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    FROM ACTRESS TO AVIATRIX
    86 2 riADYS SVVAKTHOIT next glamt ur 1 11,1 cotonv to turn avian i\ But not till she fin s!, picture tor Paramount. c rnn made that plain to the cpera star after she had m flying lesson Horn Garland 1 mercial pilot. In a ranch monoplane near
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      436 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. m i m Pis< and BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated in England). I*. O. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1939 HITRAL 13.000 June 17 ORFU 15,000 June 30 BURDWAN 6,070 July l CANT" MN 15.500 July 14 CARTHAGE 15.000 July 28 I SOMALI 6 800 July 28
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      500 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORDDL UTSCHEB LLOYD, (Incorporated in I Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures: OUTWARD. I or MANILA, HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTn CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1939 s.s. ODER" omits North China In P° rt m.s. "EULDA' omits Hongkong. Japan. Jun. 25 8 m.s. "MARBURG" omits North China
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      481 2 THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP COMPANY (1932) LIMITED. Regular fortnightly sent* between Rangoon, Penang, Port Swettenham, Singapore, Hongkong, Swafcow, and Amoy, (K'ulangsu). Special cheap return tickets to China for short holiday trips. NEXT SAILINGS: For CHINA For RANGOON "Hon- Peng" Jun. 19, 4 p.m. 4 Hong Kheng" Jun. *5 "Hong Kheng"
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      134 2 HAMBURG- VMERIKA LIN IE 8 Deutsch-Australisehe Dampfschiffs Gescilschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany)* PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA *ND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore 1939 BUS. RHEINLAND Direct June 23 t m.s. BURGENLAND via Manila July 10 HOMEWARD. HOLLAND, HAMBURG AND BREMEN. Due Spore 1939 ss. LUNEBURG (DADG)
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      262 2 DAILY CROSSWORD 1 I m«MlM«l»H"'TTlllllll j1 j ■■■"■1 m m i I j I 1 t 1 I -i 1 J -iCLUES ACROSS: CM fIS DOWN: l To be in this fodder means con- l settlement made bj fort and luxury. f 2. Public vehicle S Useful tools for gathering
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    417 3 'LONDON COMMODITIES London, Wednesday ST 0 J°; da Change Buyers 8 316 8 316 tellers 8 516 8% v 77 ily Buyers 8» 4 8 316 J? Sellers 8 516 gi, August Buyers 8 > 4 8 316 Z\\\l Sellers 8% 8 j Oct Dec. Buyers 8
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    150 3 List Of Current Dividends Singapore. June 14, 5 p.m. m Total 1 Dividend Boolu financial ?H close Date Ex. Dlv. year Payable Date to datf 5 r int. June 19 June 24 June 20 10% 2V, Int June 7 23 June 18 5% Less Tax 2 2
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    831 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, June 14, 5 p.m. *Taser and Co. Arri of rp. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 3 1 qi /0 4 q Austral Amal 47 if SiiVc Austral Malay uK 4*lAyer Hitam 22 9 23 9 Ayer Weng 04M 073 ISSfSIi
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    FRASER'S DAILY REPORT
    58 3 Singapore, Wednesday. Tin at midday was $114, up $1.00, ana the price of Rubber at 4 o'clock was buyers Spot 28% cents, buyers JulyjSeotember 28% cents, market steady. All sections of the market were extremely dull to-day with buyers hard to locate but in the absence of
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    EXCHANGES
    26 3 Singapore, June 14. The following are the exchange stocl this morning according to the dally clr cular Issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation.
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    SELLING
    107 3 London T.T, 2 3 13 16 London demand 2;3 13,16 Lyons demand 2040 Switzerland demand 239 3|4 Hamburg demand 134 New York demand 54 3|16 Montreal demand 54 3i16 Batavia demand 101 i|2 Samarang demand 101 3 3 Calcutta demand 155 lis Bombay demand 155 I|B Rangoon demand 155
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    BUYING
    106 3 London TT. 2 1 Iondcn demand 2 4 lj32 London 30 days' sight 2 4 1 16 London 60 days' sight 2 4 3 32 London 3 months' sight 2 4 18 London 4 months' sight 2 4 5 3 9 New York demand 54 11 1?. New York
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    TIN
    15 3 Singapore, Thursday. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $114% (up
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    RUBBER
    18 3 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was;— Buyers 28' (down Sellers 28 (down > X
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    219 3 0% Maynard Co., Ltd.. 130,000 Int Apr. 30. Oct. 31 N 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 1901 red. 1940 $4d3,000 Mb Mar. 31. Sept. 30 -100 101 norn 4% 7* 1907 red. 1»*? $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31, Bent 30 «106 108 norn 1909 red. 19a5 <1,000.000 Int. Mar.
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    PRODUCE
    153 3 Singapore. June 14. R. (Siami W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $121 Siam No. 1 $236 Siam No 2 $21-5 Siam i Rice No. 1 $111 Siam Broken Rice No. 3 $108 Rice
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      33 3 THE JASTERN UNITED AN( CORPORATION, LIMITED mil A R,NE MOTOR VEHICLE, Hi!• v PERSON \L ACCI rjOv' ;J UKMEN\S COMPENSA. ANn M'BLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. STREET, SINGAPORE. r F. W. HALL. i General Manager
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      150 3 19-25, CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. Telephone: Manager's Office 4512 Exchange Dept. 451'J General Office 4514 Cable Addresi: -PROYINBANK." Head Office, Siuehow. Paid-up Capital (Ch.) $10,000,000 Reserve Funds m $13,000,000 Total Assets (approx.) $108,000,000 Board of Directors: t. l. soono nma tamo to Y. C. KOO CHAN YIU WOON UL VAI YIN
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      364 3 lI.WK OF I \A Incorporated In China by Special Charter >. 12, Cecil Street, Sineap, re. Telephones: Manager'a Office 8444. Asst. Manager's Office 6442. 9t Exchange Dept. 6441. General Office 5138-a Cable Address: CHUNGKUO." Paid Up Capital .h. 140,000.000 01 Reserve Funds In Excess of Ch. 1 5,200.000.00 Total Assets
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    Domestic Occurrences ENGAGEMENT
    26 4 The engagement is amii; r f K. AIYAPPAIM C f V' Ltd., and Mis.; N l -apt' Marriage wTii take »y A year.
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    DEATH
    43 4 WONG CHENG YONG Co., at hLs resident v V Road, on 14-6-3'J. aV 60 years. He Leave cne son, Wong Sain F: i. P V liam's Medicine Co.. oiie law. six grand cl idi married daughter, n, day, 18th instant to regretted
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    38 4 The family 0 f 1LV. Mj r licng beg to tender th< ir i thanks to all iriend iv attended the funeral Madam Tan Chwee In. to those who .sent \vi13' loaned cars, agisted ami night visits.
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      529 4 CLASSIFIED-ADS WANTLJ, LADY TEACHERS to teach Tamil, salary according to Apply Principal Navalar School, H -3, Blair Road. Singapore (465-A) WANTED 6 Experienced Chinese Diesel Navvy shovel Operaton: for work on Burma-Yunnan Highway. Send details ol experience and Wages required to Box No 676, c o Malaya Tribune, Singapore WANTED
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      532 4 Wanted or demonstration— usea Air Conditioning unit lor bedroom. Give full particulars including make, capacity, age and price to Box No. 644, I Tribune. Ipoh. 1 401 A) "bOCIAL DANC t NG LESSONS. Wanted by man Preferably Eurasian family. State Term.-. Box No. 675, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (468-A* I WANTED
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      669 4 FOR SALE: Jae'e Ring of magnificent colour, matchless anywhere. Also Finest Quality Razors in Calf Leather Case 1 of 4 pieces and 7 pieces. Iv.ory handled. Ahkee. 42-L, Kreta Ayer Road, Spore. (408. A) FOR SALE: "KODAS'COPE EIGHT." Model 50 Cine Projector with Adaptor. Brand new. Box 656, Malaya Tribune,
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      672 4 {if ""YOUNG DUTCHMAN In BANDOENG n land ol Java D.E.1.), 32 years old and of good fain®, wanto correspondence withTfiirl (24 or 25 years, slim and S of stature, of good family and elation, to MARRY if. after having cortSpbnded and having made eacn others acquaintance by meeting tjm XrTbSS
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      519 4 YOU CANNOT MAKE MONEY BY SAVING: If you save 10s. week for 10 years you have only got £26C but if you spend 2s. 6d. per week for 12 or 18 months on a correspondence course, you give your brains a chance to cain Thousands of pounds, then there is
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      343 4 Stamps FOR SALE JubUl Coronation Mint one: Used and Malay State- also v, collection. Apply V. D tin Ftck Efeah Street Singj EALE CEYLON Pictorial i cheap, few sets only Writ< Kuala Kubu. USED BRITISH COLO! Coronation Malayan stamp Hii Ii 1939 catalogue album, stock i: ~d over £30 What
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    Accused Faints In The Dock
    156 5 Seremban Murder Trial (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, June 14. HfOW a Malay was alleged to have L murdered his wife and then to bay«» conffssed to the Magistrate of Rembau in April, was related to Mr. Justice Cussen and the Assessors (Che Abdul Aziz
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    147 5 Tuesday. June 13 Hon. Mr. G. Wiseman lefl Government! House. j H.H. The Sultan of Pahang, H H. Thai Sultan of Trengganu and Tengku Ara*a puan, Hon. Mr. N. R. Jarrett, Mr. Tjj Perkins, Mr. and Mr,. C.R. Howiti, Mry J.D. Dailey. Mr. H.C.R. Rendle. A.D.Ojl to H.H.
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    Station Hotel Employee Charged
    142 5 \From Our Own Reporter] Kxuld Lumpur, Wednesday. LIM itX JIN an employee of the Sta torn Hotel. Kuala Lumpur, who had been arrested last week on two charges ol criminal breach of trust in respect of $5,500. was produced before Mr. R.C. Redman, the First Magistrate,
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    134 5 Arrived by the "PH-ALP," Mr. F. H. Visman. Mr. F. Neil, Mr. A. E F vrm Capelle, Mr. J. Ruttner, Mr. v. R. Mnseley. Loft by the "PH-ALR" Mr. F. H. Visnan, Mr. J. Ruttner. Mr. F. Neil. Arrived by the pk-afj." Mr. k. V. D. Weg,
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    Rural Board Summonses: Important Point Raised By Mr. Laycock
    352 5 Singapore, Wednesday. THE three summonses issued at. the instance of the Rural Board against Mrs. C. M. Lee of Woodsville Road were this morning withdrawn before Mr. C. 11. Koh, the Singapore Fourth Police Magistrate and District Judge. Dr. W. L
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      569 5 NOTICE. I UEBY NOTIFY the public that s of Attorney Catejd the 2nd Member, 1936, and tne Ist day 1937, respectively made in 1 0 f Ana Lana Alagappa Chettiar Sundaram Chetiiar son of Chettiar by Arunachellam known as* S. M. A. M. A. R. Chettiar has been revoked this
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      410 5 NOTICE. I In thf .Estate of Chollian Keng deceasea, late of No. 142, Telok Kurau Road Singapore, who died on 17th May, 1939 Pursuant to Section 29 of The Astees I Ordinance (Chapter 59) NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN tha* ESEFrt**! thers claims -gain.* the estate of the abovenamed deceased should
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      273 5 BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 45) IN THE HIGH COURT OP THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS 'i'ETTLENJJINT OF I3INGAPORE. In Bankruptcy. No. 650 of 1932. Re GUAN LEONG CO. of Nos. >> or 7, Phillip Street, Singapore, Shipchandlers. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Second and Final Dividend is intended to be declared in
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      303 5 IN THE CIVIL DISTRICT COURT, SINGAPORE. D C. No. 1998 1939. Between ML Y. M. Meyappa Chettiar PlaintifT and L Y. MohJ. Ibrahim 2. The British St Malayan News Agents 3. M. Mohamed HanifTa Defendants. To Y. MOHD. IBRAHIM, Ihe abovenamed FIRST DEFENDANT. Present. TAKE NOTICE that an action has
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      171 5 Singapore Cold Storage. Chin Wah Heng. ■Tl'ong Whatt Company. Singatjore. 37 Xc 38, Chulia Street. Moh r*ye Hln 00., Ltd., Lim Wah Soon. Pn 10. Bochore Boad, 58. Chulia Street. 74 75. Rochore Road. Ira Singapore. CEaye Whatt Guar., Thong Lam Company. H| r a t L'-ong 27 Chulia Street.
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    Singapore Rubber Auction
    162 6 AT the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association, 1438 th Auction, held on Juno 14 the followii were: Catalogued 1,112.848 lbs—ton: 196.81. Offered l .060.961 lbs ton 473H Sold 708.313 11. Urns 34/. 00. London—Spot 8 3 lUd New York Spot HV, a ci PRICES REALIZED KIBBED
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      252 6 i| CLOCK WATCHI REPAIRS YOU ARE SURE OF EXPERT SERVICE. WIIEN YOU ENTRUST I ALL SUCH REPAIRS' TO YICK WOH HING j 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, (Near Middle Road;, j Contractors for Repair ot I Clock.: and Watches to the British Army R A F Ba-e, Malaya. PHONE NO 7922.
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      44 6 ITHI TRUI TONIC POOD OktmlnrnMo tf 0 Ckom** m 4 9** m l 'TY£^ t "\i^^ mmmmm AXE SECOND TO NONE in Efficiency, Reliability and Service. Hence tl.ey are VERY POPULAR IN MALAYA. Sole Agt-nts: HOE BOON LEONG Distributors: RADIO GENERAL AGF.NCY, Kuala Lumpur.
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      215 6 PILES Sufferers from the maddening irritation, the exhausting, agonising pain caused by piles 1 Do not wait until piles (hemorrhoids) reach such a terrible state that a serious operation may be necessary. Ask your chemist all about this special remedy. He knows the ingredients from which this inexpensive and scientific
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      208 6 THE~QUALITY OF lIADIO TUBES Is Never Questioned. Wholesale or Retail from Distributors: KEE HUAT RADIO CO. 122-124, Orchard Roao—Singapore. False Teeth Wearers Are Worst Breath Offenders! "Need More Than a Mouth Wash" lay Authorities Recommend Polfdcnt Pktes and brtdgetsckttp odor. so comfort, convenience and impurities like a spongel A and
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      106 6 LARGE COMPANIES ADDING NEW MEN Only physically c it are selected With business conditions impro large firms throughout the syarid tie selecting men, sound in body health. Better business is dfuindinr more strenuous effort in all walks ol life. Weak, anaemic, rundown pwo find Waterbury's Compound a marvelous source of
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      771 6 I To-day's Radio j I Singapore" niroml london j paris OAiW TRANSMISSION 5 TPA-2 15.24 Mcs <»., m /11, i YDC 15.15 Mc s (19 8 m.) M (3l 55 m pm. ZHL 225 metres (1.13 mc!s) am GSB 9.51 mc s 5 2Q Le admg Press QrU( ZHP 30.96
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    Indian Broadcasts Next Week
    183 7 (By Our Radio Correspondent) Singapore, Thursday. KS to the efforts of the Indian Chamber of Commerce, the radio listeners in Singapore will feel happy once again week, when the B M.B.C. resumes broadcast of Indian proxclusively announced in Tribune recently, the 8.M.8.C one hour a week
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    IMPORTED $3,600 WORTH Of CHANDU
    90 7 Singapore, Wednesday. 1 uiltv in the Criminal Disi I Court of being concerned importation of $3,600 worth of i Hind ihandu. or. of possesi, in the alternative, Wang Ah F.ng, ampanman. was sentenced to months' rigorous imprisonment l d a fine of 53.600; in default
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    DEFENDANT ARRESTED
    50 7 Singapore Wednesday. vmg a ear when not covered by rty insurance. Mr. John s lined $35 by Mr CH. Whit affic Judge, to day. For driving licence he was fined $5 and g his cay facing traffic $1 lant was arrested as he failed in appearance when summoned.
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    WHAT THE BLACKOUT MEANT TO KATONG
    294 7 (By A Suburbanite) pROM the point of view of a sleepy person, badly in need of an early night's sleep, Tuesday evening's black-out was an unqualified success. With one eye on the clock, 1 enjuyed 1 a '"night-cap" and then, a little before 10.30
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    JAPANESE FINED
    97 7 Singapore. Wednesday FOR failing to report his arrival within 48 houu in the Colony. Ichiro Mine. 36-ve?r-old Japanese, was sentenced to a fine of S5 on his own plea of guilty, in the Third Police Court. It was stated accused who arrived from Penan" on May 31. did
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    Used Postage Stamps
    97 7 Singapore, Wednesday. PACHU THEVAR. an Indian, was to-day fined $20 or in default one month.] rigorous imprisonment for having useJ two used postage stamps on a letter, by Mr. Conrad Oldham in the second police court. Court Inspector James A. Embury said that on Ap*ll 25. Haji.
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    Young Hylam's Sad End
    86 7 Singapore, Wednesday, SUICIDE was the verdict returned by the Coroner. Mr. W. G Porter, at the inquiry to day into- the death of a 28 year old Hylam. Chiang Joon Hai who was found floating in the sea near the Cenotaph on June 6. Deceased was
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    MURDER INQUIRY OPENED
    275 7 Singapore, Wednesday. "JHE lad was still alive in spite of his many injuries. I spoke to him but he only answered with groans." This was part of the evidence of Wahab bin Samat. P.C., who was led to a tailor's shop in Pagoda Street at 11.15 p.m.
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      76 7 When first, they knew v were quite overjoyed ot prospect of an neir and, iieing wise, they wrote for a ►y ol Wise Babycraft.' If you are in the same happy turn may we send you a eopjrf \LLENBURYB foods are obtitble at all chemists. Send coupon for free sample
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      147 7 m v DEPRESSION liTii a r 1 <■ v E jlyl I LIKED FEELING WITH OMASA VEriY lew people realise the Importance ot supplying proper nourishment to the brain, body and nerves in order to combat tn c effects ol over-work and excessive mental and physical activity. This is why
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      143 7 Did you Maclean your teeth to-day? *mmm\ mmAmm mmv. i Ah! I see you did MACLEANS PEROXIDE TOOTH PASTE If you use a solid Dentifrice, cry the new mmmm solid wgpßi gggg* GOLD TEA TEA rv>iH iraf Ten fear* neither expert knowledge nor inexpert opinion. No?hi", L i.s a 8
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      384 8 The Picture all London Critics have enthused about! TO-MORROW..at the CAPiTOL IRENE DUNNE. ravishly beautiful in gorgeous new gowns singing new Songs! C HARLES BOYER, handsome, captivating, daring O vJE OF THE fl tmWTmH» Mall > —————hB MMBiMMMMBBMWMB———ifTM «am■» 4 H*T TO-NIGHT LAST NIGHT a% IE If I t 14
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      259 8 j CHEERS FOR PYGMALION! "A MAGNIFICENT FILM" Straits Times. "NO PRAISE CAN BE TOO GREAT" Free Press. BEST ENTERTAINMENT YOU COULD WISH FOR" Tribune. "First-rate comedy"—News of the "Unapproachable Cannot be World. beaten"— Sunday Chronicle. PAVILION 3 SHOWS DAILY 3-15 6-15 9-15 H J& 8 Out Ol 9 WtemmmmmW O
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      241 8 ALL SHOWS PACKKD OUT YESTERDAY! ONE OF THE BEST CHINESE DRAMATIC FILMS EVro U MADE! Iv LAST DAY TO-DAY 11 A M 315 IS -9.13 j L fHE FAMOUS STAR Ol 'SABLE CICADA*! IN THRILLING ViOLET h. mat sioivg sat soI"A FAMILY TRAGEDY" I Note: Although the dialogue is in
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    Hooting Ban For Kuala Lumpur
    305 9 Total Prohibition Decided Upon [From Our Own Reported Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. MPUR will soon fa 1 in line with Singapore, and ttie bant the sounding of horns in certain areas in the town will nitarv Board, at it? meeting this morning, confirmed the Traffic Advisory
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    41 9 Reuter. London, June 14: Colonel George Chrvstie. one oi the two survivors of j the Indian Mutiny, died to-day at Farnham. Surrey, aged 93. Mr. C.J. Palmer. WOO lives in British Columbia, Is -»nw th« only survivor of the Indian Mutiny.—Reuter.
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    RUBBER CROPS
    63 9 Outputs for the month of May: Total to date of current May financial year Tor— 1939 Mths. lb. ib. Brunei 31,639 11 262,777 Bukit Timah 7,177 5 39.373 Changkat 22.330 4 "<5,743 Hay tor 7.890 5 17 031 Indragiri 89,347 8 644 289 Lunas 21.380 7 161 620
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      186 9 PAIS j UTI-:W MEALS F Scott, M.D.j Paris. md pabiS which mc about, stos probably the such stabbing, als." they say, or •h a horrible fullng to put these trouble is excess acid v.nich ferand leads to all urns. In these scribe 'Bisurated 6 ant-ed commutes Bi.surated excess acid, and
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      88 9 MSf flies The Malayan Engineering Co., Ltd., (Incorporated in Singapore). Registered Office, Winchester House. Singapore Nominal Capital f'KMSIt Subscribed Capital 100.000.UU DIVIDED INTO IftO.OOO, Ordinary Shares of $10 each. for full particulars and P rosp c p tu i .lease apply to The Company's Head Office ffi Winchester House. Singanore
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      350 9 Gland Discovery Restores Youth In 24 Hours Sufferers from loss of vigour, nervousness, weak body, impure blood, failing memory, and who are old and worn-out before their time will be delighted to learn of a new gland discovery by an American This new discovery makes it possible to quickly and
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      101 9 I SUN TALKIE 1 'NEW WORLDj 7.30 TO-NIGHT 9.30 P.M. I Double Action Feature Programme I "Black Bandit"! I antl SUp*] m v m a j EMPIRE TALKIE j 7 P.M. TO-NIGHT 9.15 P.M. Edtrar Rice Burroughs Thrilling S Juncle Drama! liiiill You will bo (fgs&»d£*sß W better in jagg
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    REALITIES
    718 10 CONSTANTLY the Press is exhorted to take a less gloomy view of the trend of world affairs. "The public need cheering up in times like these," said one prominent resident of Malaya in a letter t > the Tribune. Another wellknown man accused the newspapers of being responsible for
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    WAR threats bring great CHANGES to SHIPPING and INDUSTRY
    858 10 By The Editor Of The Journal Of Commerce IN these day < of good freight rates, much employment for ships, work for the shipyard;. great demands for coal and steel, our bask industries are well encouraged to.be satisfied with the present
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    To-day's Bright Thoughts
    178 10 1 4 GOLF-BALL loaves the club at 120 m.p.h says a statistician. Or just a trifle faster than a golfer leaves the (mcc. A A •The growl of the British bulldog grows more menacing," say.s a writer. Especially now that it is supported by a specially augmented
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    KULANGSU BLOCKADE
    93 11 Amoy. June 15. Xi i INGSIHS overcrowded population of 5C.000 faces a precarious situation on account of shortage as a result of de by three Japanese stopping food supplies rrom mi mainland. irse Press has anthe prohibition of firerharccal and vegetables tc Kulangsa, to the Japanese krMnan, the
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    Hitler May State His Peace Terms On July 1
    203 11 Reuter. Berlin. June 15. JJ understood that Hitler is h to interrupt his holiday Berehtesgaden to launch Geri>*s latest iO.OOO-t<n cruiser Breun July 1. is .supt\e-,tcd that any speech he make then will be devoted to an--6 the recent speeches of
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    THETIS FUND
    18 11 Reuter. London. June 15. don, June 15.—The Lord Mayor., tetis fund totals approximately £40.000 to date—Reuter.
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    50,000 JAPS INVADING TIENTSIN CONCESSION Powers May Co-operate In Retaliation Plan
    1071 11 NEW MEANING FOR ANGLO-FRENCH ARMS TALK IN SINGAPORE? Kulangsu Faces Starvation Through Blockade Reuter. MEW importance may be given to the Anglo-French arms discussion lo be opened in Singapore at the end of the month by the latest developments
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    CARGO TRADE SUSPENDED
    28 11 Reuter. Shanghai, June 1"). IT is learned that foreign shipping companies to-day decided to suspend carge» shipment to Tientsin although still conveying aaaoengcrs there. Renter.
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    M.P.'s Discuss Tientsin Crisis
    459 11 Reuter. London, June 14. THE Tientsin blockade was raised in the House of "mmons to-day in the form of a question by Mr. Moreing, who asked whether the Government would immediately inform the Japanese Government that unless this was discontinued, the Japanese would be immediately denied
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    Business At A Standstill
    215 11 Shanghai, June 15. BUSINESS in the British and French Concessions, Tientsin, is at a com' plcte standstill. Many firms are appealing to the United States Con- i sular authorities fcr protection. 1 It is stated that the annual volume ol trade in the Concessions amounts So
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    HOME MARKETS
    47 11 Reuter. London. June 14 Gilt edned were fractionally easier and foreign bonds were weak The decision to raise the third quarter tin quota by five per cent to 45 per cent was in accordance with expectations Mid did net affected price. Wall street was easier.—Reuter
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    Horthy Asks Pope To Call Powers Together
    119 11 Axis Appeal For Parley? Reuter. Budapest, June 15. A PROPOSAL that ihe Pope should take the initiative in convening a conference of the great Powers for a settlement of Europe's problems was put fcrward by the Regent of Hungary, Admiral Horthy. in a
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    PREMIER ON RUSSIA
    71 11 British Wireless. London, June 15. JISKED in the House of Commons yes- terdav for a further statement on tne progress of the negotiations with the Soviet Government, the Prime Minister said: "The only fresh Information I can give is that Mr. Strang was due to arrive at
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    YOUNG BRITONS FIT ENOUGH
    58 11 Reuter. London. June 15. I AUTHORITATIVE British quaf- ters, both medical and military, are surprised and gratified at the uniformly high ohysical standard of the men reporting for the Militia. The first batch of 18, 000 men examined save 93 per cent, fit for active service.
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    DEATH OF LORD WIMBORNE
    104 11 London, June 15. IT is officially announced that Lord Wimborne. Lord Lieutenant of Ireland from 1915 to 1918, passed away yesterday.—Reuter. Lord Wimborne. born in Jan 1873. wad the eldest son of Baron and Lady Cornelia Henrietta Maria Snencer-Churrvni H> wo c educated at Eton and
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    JAPANESE BARRICADE ROADS FROM TIENTSIN CONCESSION
    108 12 I Britons Searched: I Germans And Italians Left Alone Reuter. Tientsin, June 14. rOl R of the Concession boundaries this mcrning by Renter's correspondent revealed that the Japanese had effectively barricaded all roads leading to the Concession except two, which are kept open, one
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    BRITISH PRESS COMMENT
    372 12 Reuter. London. June 14. 'I>Y the Japanese blockade of the I British and French concessions n Tientsin, another, stroke has been lelivered a gains l British trade in t Jie Far East, and another provocaion added to the long list of antiBritish moves by Japanese troops ince
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    BRITISH OFFICIAL VIEW
    391 12 Facing Facts London, June 15. jgKITISH efforts yesterday were directed to resolving the Tientsin deadlock by the setting up of a committee of three to examine the case of the four Chinese in the British Concession who. it is alleged by the Japanese, were connected with recent
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    NEWS FROM MALACCA
    16 12 A selection of news for Malacca readers will be found on page 16.
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    Marlene Dietrich Held For Taxes
    86 12 Reuter. New York. June 15. JCST as Marlene Dietrich, film star, J and her husband were about to sail io Europe, inland customs officials boarded the liner Normandie and seized Marlene's luggage for alleged unpaid income-tax. Marlene strenuously denied that ihe owed any. The Ncrmandie
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    KING REDUCES SENTENCES OF PRISONERS IN CANADA
    248 12 Reuter. r> *v mmm. 9 ttaw a. June 15. r" the eve of Their Majesties departure from Canada the royal prerogative of mercy was extended to every prisoner i n the Dominion serving a sentence of three months or more for offences against
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    Italian Steel Magnate's Trade Fraud
    73 12 Reuter. Rome. June 15. A STEEL magnate Silvio Cerettl, his son and his brother have been sentenced to five years' imprisonment on ii charge of fraudulent evasion of the regulations governing metal imports under the self-suffi-ciency system. Silvio Ceretti's iron and steel works allegedly employed
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    BREACH OF TRUST CHARGE
    129 12 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Thursday. Air. Davis, former manager of the Pavilion Theatre. Kuala Lumpur. wa.s this morning produced before Mr R C Redman, First Magistrate, en a charge cl criminal breach of trust of $3 011.55 'he property of Pavilion Ltd Sinoapore a
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    BALTIC STATES & THE PEACE FRONT
    162 12 BALTIC STATES THE PEACE FRONT SOVIETS CONTENTION Moscow, June 14. J /"IN the eve of Mr. William Strang's J arrival from London, the Pra- vda, chief organ of the Kremlin, com- j menting on the negotiations for an j Anglo-French-Soviet alliance, again j insists that Latvia, Estonia, and Finland must
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    FINLAND SNUBS SOVIET
    76 12 Reuter. Helsingfors, June 15. J'HE Helsinigin Sanomat, organ of the Finnish Foreign Minister, re- 1 Plying- to the Pravda (Moscow) claim that the Baltic States must be guaranteed, says: "Giving guarantees to a state which does not desire them and is prepared to defend herself is an
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    MR. NORMAN SOONG TALKS TO CHINA'S WAR LEADERS
    97 12 ]y|K. Norman S< Tribune man ing his impressicrs war zone for the I Gronp of Newsp fourth long desnal on Sunday (ells „f hi interviews will ctnal wartime I Chungking. If is an intimate "behind the scones" narrative ceHently written and I
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    Soaking For Royal Party
    95 12 Reuter. Cape Tormentlnes. June 15 i THEIR Majesties experier I 1 really bad weather ct their tour when they embarked in the destroyer Skeena for Charlottetown. After acknowledging from the train the cheers of the crowd standing in a downpour o; tain, the King and Queen
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    BOMBERS FOR RUMANIA
    27 12 Reuter. Bucharest, June 14—The Government has ordered over fifty bombers and chaser planes from a German firm at a cost of about £5.500.000 Keuter.
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    Round-The-World Trip In A Life-Boat
    387 12 AUSTRALIAN ADVENTURER NARRATES HIS EXPERIENCE Singapore, Wednesday. J»HE tale of hazardous days aboard a sailing skip on a voyage from k~ f,l ral lf- t0 S,n^ )ore w narrated by Mr. B. Potter to memam of the Singapore Rotary Club at the Adelphi Hotel this
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    WU HAN SONGSTERS FAREWELL
    121 12 Malacca, June 14. THE Wu Han Songster* are pxin;,' a farewell concert at the Royalty Theatre. Traitquerah on Wednesday June 21. They will lie assisted by local talent from the m< mhers ol tn Nightingale and thi O.eh Sayan* Musical parties. The following committee are in
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    NEW MOON DAY
    72 12 New moon day. which falls on June i will be celebrated under the patn of Mr. H. G. Diashamy at Na Vihara. New Buddhist Temple at Outrai Road, Singapore This is the first oration to be. held at this new Tempi The programme will be: 6 pm
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    Foot Crushed
    46 12 A Chinese was Injured by having ftot run over by the wheel ol l°] 1 in a back lane off South Canal Road •05 pin yesterday. He sustained slight lacerations tne abrasions. The ambulance was called and tl patient removed to the General HOspitaJ
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    Visitor From Mulialla
    32 13 London, June 15. ms Resident the Sultan of pr reeded on a ,Sva P anU India. things he win IS with the Hadhrami 11 m Malaya and Wireless. «r—
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    DEATH OF NOTED LABOUR M.P.
    49 13 idon, June 15. Mr Ernest Marklew. Ine Valley, is anborn in April mentary schools was through sheer ned positions of i 1 at the early time worker on a When he was steel worker, is >ned for sedi securing a seat in esenting Colne
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    26 13 untitled Wednesday. r-old Indian. 23-year old X a 20-year-aded zuiity C. Goh, the lor at the corner ..dam Road at a dollar jr m simple imprisonment.
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    NQUEST ON VICTIMS OF SELETAR AIR CRASH
    505 13 fan Identified By loss Of Finger inquiry into the deaths of the victims of the Sunderland airera ft crash in the Straits of Johore, off Seletar, early last week, was opened by the Coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter, this morning The four men
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    To-day's News Review
    490 13 I the Japanese blockade tish Concession at Tienundertaken with the ject of recuring the four aUesred Chinese ntained in statements officials both on the spot Tokyo. As seen as the itiea showed that they to discuss the question a joint commission to Japanese evidence against th a
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    MARRIED TO-DAY
    86 13 Mr. Lee Siang Poo and Miss Monica Lye, photographed after their wedding at the Church of St. Peter and St. Paul this morning. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mis. Lee Kiah Guan and the bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Lye Eng Hong of Singapore.
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    Queen Mary Will Continue To Rest
    138 13 London, June 14. QUEEN Mary, whose general health is excellent, has decided, on her doctors' advice, not to fulfil any public duties until after the return of the King and Queen on June 22. Some of the bruises received in last month's motor accident
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    BRITISH EXPORT TRADE BOOM
    81 13 Reuter. London, June 15. BRITISH overseas trade experienced a be m in May, when the figures were not only the highest for b:»th imports and exports for any month this year, but substantially higher than in May last year. The Board of Trade returns published yesterday
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    Local Indians And Volunteering
    159 13 1* i (By Our Indian Correspondent) WJTH A VIEW TO MAKING A UNITED DEMAND TO THE GOVERNMENT FOR THE FORMATION OF AN INDIAN VOLUNTEER CORPS THE SINGAPORE INDIAN ASSOCIATION, IT IS RELIABLY UNDERSTOOD IS CONVENING A MEETING OF THE REPRESENTATIVES OF ALL THE INDI\N ASSOCIATIONS AND
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    CONVICTS MUTINY IN COAL MINE
    85 13 Reuter. Lansing (Kansas), June 14. ANNOYED because the warden refused them the right to wear silk underwear and to have bed time snacks in cells 250 convicts in the Kansas penitential y coal mine re- ti tWltĕ to carry on work. Twenty two bi them
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    Unbeaten Century & Five Wickets By Barker
    320 14 Unbeaten Century Five Wickets By Barker Time Robs R. I. Of Victory Singapore, Wednesday. TIME robbed the Raffles Institution of a victory over the Victoria School when the teams met in a cricket match played at the Raffles Institution ground this evening. P; (ting first, the Raffles Institution compiled 171
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    Police Beat Tads In Reserve Division
    34 14 Singapore. Wednesday The Foiice Reserves defeated the Manehesters Reserves by the only goal scored in the game yesterday at the Police Depot, in an 8 A.F.A. league fixture.
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    S.C.C. BILLIARDS
    37 14 The final of the handicap billiards •ompetition at the Singapore Cricket Club was played last night, and resulteH in Carl Lawson, —25, beating W. H. Palgrate —75, by 24 points in a match of up
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    SOCCER DISAPPOINTING DISPLAY BY S.A.F.A. SIDE R.A.F. IMPRESS
    569 14 COMMENTS ON THE PLAY Yesterday's Trial Match At The Stadium YESTERDAY'S soccer match at the Stadium between teams representing the S.A.F.A. and the R.A.F. could not have been more disappointing than it w r as. As a selection trial, it sei ved
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    To-Day's Sport
    42 14 Soccer: P. Otter vs. Mental Hosp. (2A) Stadhnn R.A.O.C vs. R.A.F (T) —2A Alexandra) S.C.C. vs. Clerical ttiion— S.C.C. Borneo Co.. vs. Mansfields Farrer ***** Tennis: Spore championsnips—S.C.C. S.C.R.C. tourney—S C.R C Water Folo: T.M C A vs C.S.C.—Fort Canning
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    Interview With Soccer Tourists
    363 14 Playing Only One Match Here Singapore. Thursday. IN preparation of an extensive programme that has been arranged for them in Java, ihe South China Football who arrived to-day by the "Aramis" are visiting various centres in the Far East to secure as much practice as possible.
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    Touring Team
    23 14 The South China Soccer tram that arrived this morning by the AramK They play the S.C.F.A. at the stadium this afternoon.
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    Uniteers Beat Travers
    187 14 Uniteers 7; Joseph Travers 0. THE Uniteers administered a thorough trouncing for Joseph Travers yesterday on the S.H.B. ground when both sides had their last outings in the Business Houses League. For about fifteen minutes both sides contended for supremacy without result. Then Travels forwards slackened their
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    Week-end's Badminton Ties
    143 14 TIES in the S B. A. Junior championships for the twek-end are as follows:— Saturday at 2.15 p.m. sharp. SINGLES Howe Soo Bens <U. C. A.> vs. Benjamin Heng (U.F.8.P.); Ngin Eng Meng (Merridale) vs. Ong San Wan (U.C.A.); Chin Tham Swee (Useful > vs. Chua Yoke
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    29 14 Tne S.C.R.C. will play a tennis match against an R AF. team on the S.C.R.C, courts on Friday afternoon Two singles and three doubles games have been arranged, j
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    Champion Beaten In British Women's Golf Tourney
    120 14 Reuter. Portrmh. June 15. IN the British women's golf champii nship at the Royal Portnish course in the quarter-final Mrs. H. V. Newton of Rirkdale beat Elsie Corlett, the English champion by 1 hole. Clarrie Tiernan, the curtis cup player, beat Mrs. J
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    Teachers' Tennis Tourney
    96 14 FOLLOWING are results in ihe tennis tournament of the Singapore Teachers' Association being held* at Fairer Park: Handicap Singles: (Monday): Scow C heng Joon (—6) beat John Chia (—9» 7—5, I—4l S- 2; Wee Thiam Slew I 12» beat R. S Barth (—9» 6—o. 6—2; Tan Thean
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    Y.M.C.A. Water-Polo
    87 14 THE following have been selected to play for ihe V.M.C.A. Ist and 2nd Teams again t CSC. 2nd and 4th teams respectively on Thursday, 15th June at the V.M.C.A Pool at 5.15 p.m. in the Water-polo SA.S.A. league handicap. Chium Koon Nam, Lee Hon Ming, Lee Fong Lim.
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    Style Of Play Provides Contrast To Local Tactics
    274 14 S. China Tourists [OCAL soccer e„t| MMiMs have a income chat* irom the ordinary routine league sneer tins after n when the South China U*Z who arrive this morning In the Aramis. meet the S.C.F.J the stadium. The team has bei China
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    PENFOLD GOLF TOURNAMENT
    67 14 Reuter. Little EaftOD Jane I IN the fifth series of Urn PeaioM H tournament Cot;, md 3. Ferry beat Alliss 2 Whitcombe 'beat R i beat Reginald Whitrombi beat Burton 4 and 3 Lac*- 4 and S. In the sixth sera Pad jj Alliss 3 and I,
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    14 15 I. Yadi yesvi j v hampion- n in iWree hard r raocM
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    Schoolboy Takes Five Wickets For No Runs
    149 15 ni IOIUA Ui» i>n u,ld team 1 node amtuds for the moral demi the iir-' team .tt the hands Rafle* Institut »n uhni they dell bj 20 runs i «i U aateb at the V.I. yesterday. wling was done VI. who took f
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    Mrs. Nassim & Mrs. Sewell Doubles Champions
    784 15 Mrs. Nassim Mrs. Sewell Doubles Champions Kamis And Kee Onn Eliminated From Singles TENNIS Singapore. Thursday. jyjRS. Nassim md Mrs. Sewell became the new Women's doubles champions when they beat Mrs. Eber and Mrs. Pennefather in the finals played at the S.C.C. yesterday in straight sets G—-1, B—6. In the
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    Further Heats In S. R. C. Sports
    105 15 FURTHER heats were run off at the S R C. yesterday when the following qualified for the finals which will take place on Saturday commencing at 2.45 p.m. on the S.R.C. ground. KICKING THE RUGBY FOOTBALL (Final): 1. K. Lecmbruggen; 2. J. G.
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    S. V. C. Services Rifle Meet
    71 15 The Singapore Volunteer Corps will hold a Service Rifle meeting at the Bukit Timah range on July 9, 15 and 16. Entries close on July 2. Late entries will only be accepted on payment of an additional fee of $1 and provided target space
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    Malacca Sport & General NeW Malacca Prepares For Large-Scale Blackout
    78 16 Malacca Sport General NeW Malacca Prepares For Large-Scale Blackout [From Our Oivn Correspondent] Malacca, June 14. A FULL meeting ol all air wardens of Malacca was held at the High School Hall yesterday afternoon. Mr. W. A. C. Haines, the Chief Air Warden, explained the aims, objects and regulations of
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    Centenary Cup Competition
    73 16 [From Our Own Correspondent] Malacca, Thursday. LAST night the draw for the second round of the Centenary Cup competition was made and resulted as follows Eurasian Volunteer Club or Police vs. Excise Sports Club; Malacca Chinese Recreation Club I vs. Muslimin Perlimponan SUa. These semi-final mutches will
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    NINE MONTHS FOR FORGERY
    206 16 Johore Bahru, Wednesday. (From Our Own Correspondent) SENTENCE cf nine months' rigorcus imprisonment was passed by Mr. Justice Mills this morning on a Malay. Haji Mohamed bin Haji Easoni, for forger}. The accused faced the following charge: "That you on or about July 15 at Kluang.
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    JOHORE REVENUE CASE
    169 16 iFrom Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Tuesday. BEFORE Mr. M. Ismail to-day a Bengali shop watchman. Bachan Singh, was charged with being in possession of i two bocties of illicit samsu. Accused j was prosecuted by Inche Abdul Aziz, Assistant Superintendent of Preventives, Johore Bahru. Giving evidence.
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    School President Charged
    115 16 [From Our o u ~,.r WHEN the aa q< m Chan, the Pr< t I Eng Bchocl, Renchi 0 <« this mornine charge of having C oll< -ted H half of the Kuan En 18 to Apr. 22 withoutTobtaal?2J on from the Schools, there was n apparently
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    BANGLE THEFT CHARGE FAILS
    239 16 fFro7?z Our O: 1 C Muar. Wednestiv LAC Sam Moy was this mmimi charged before Teas Haii Raj bin H.iji Salleh with the theft of a anklet from a young child |j night of May 28 at Jalan Mcna The accused claimed trial to tht charge.
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    Malacca Soccer XI vs. Combined Service
    54 16 'From 0?/r Own Corres] Malacca Thar The Malacca b*ued Services next Saturday i lows: Low Ah Sang, Hassan, Lim CJaj Sang, Jamaf, Abbas. We Tion? Mil tapha, T tn S m Ti m Mo i Leon (captain*. Hassan bin Tolofc. Reserves: c< mes Sheik
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    Education Beat Police At Soccer
    31 16 IFrom Our Own Correspond* j In the C pi fo-tib? 1 !cagns Ihe n pn i nj »rl second round the c npetitwo goals to nil.
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    AGED WOMAN AT LAW WITH STEP-FATHER
    434 17 lers hip Of Land Houses in Dispute Singapore, Wednesday. an indenture be set aside and cancelled was heard Court to-day before Mr. Justice TVdlow when Ah'vahman a 60-year-old Malay woman, contested ci i tain land and houses at Lorong K, Telok Kurau, I r,
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    148 17 .7 ALL READ I dt'v for cner- u kruj impor- tji promts- 5 a tiers. Good I t i ieu'.'i and nen. m :CES. Man 21 ist 23 to I f; s. journa- generally led with ud- it i/ »> he''Id j cssivr "ve the la-
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    123 17 dancer to him star hi hat is the ri.- e-to-f am Lupino Lane's leadPlnebrook production, Walk." coming to the .re, next Wednesday. nes of theatrical parent or to take up an aetteen she was a niggerGod's Chillun A GoOT 9 her and was .struck He
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    RICE SALES MUST BE NOTIFIED
    136 17 Singapore, Wednesday. THE owners of 12 Chinese shops dealing in rice were summoned this morning before Mr. L. C. Goh. the Singapore Fifth Police Magistrate, at the instance of Mr. E. J. Phillips. Assistant Registrar of Statistics, for failing to furnish the return of rice
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    Shanghai Police Chief Retiring
    137 17 Singapore, Wednesday. PROCEEDING to England on retirement by the "Ranchi is Mr. B. Young. Senior Deputy Commissioner Of VO* Shanghai Municipal Police. Mrs. Young accompanies Mr. Young. Commissioner Young has acted as No. 1. in Shanghai on many occasions aunng his thirty lour years* service with
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    317 17 NUMBER PLATES ITo the Editor oj the Malaya Tribute] Sir— Early last month I sold my bicycle to a man who resides in an island in the Indian Ocean and who rarrie here on holiday The day. after ihe sale I notified the Registrar ol Vehicles
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    WOMAN FOUND DROWNED
    78 17 Singapore, Wednesday. r rilE body of an unknown middle-u2ed female Chinese was found by a Tamil mandor floating in the sea nfl the Esplanade on the morning of Jd.;< 4. The body was recovered by a Marine policeman who found life extinct. Death was due to asphyxia
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    Bank Offices Along Highway
    54 18 w Kunming.—Heralding economic development along the Yunnan-Burma highway, the Bank of China has laid down plana for the establishment of branch offices at Tali. Chuhsiung, Paoshan Tengchung and other towns. The Tali branch has already opened, while preparations are under way for the inauguration of the
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    GUERRILLAS MANUFACTURE THEIR OWN ARMS & MUNITIONS
    501 18 GUERRILLAS MANUFACTURE THEIR OWN ARMS MUNITIONS Steel From Railway Tracks ENEMY TROOPS ARE CONSTANTLY HARASSED FORCED by circumstances, Chinese guerrilla fighters in the North China province of Hopei have become arms-manu- j facturers. Their small mobile arsenals are turning out hand i grenades, rifles and land mines. By keeping their
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    Wartime News Censorship
    70 18 Chungking.—The Military Affairs Commission has decided to establish a wartime news censorship oureau to control and unify news censorship throughout the country. General Hsiung Ping, former Deputy Chief of General Staff, and Mr. Pan j Kung-chan, member of the Central Exe- I cutive Committee, has been appointed
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    SOVIET'S TRAIN CHINESE AIRMEN
    64 18 •«STiCES»-» school established i',v" M Hi (Suitiny) near tl, tern border of SESfij pZ vmee. according l 0 n information reaching here .Ihe aviation school superthe Soviet nS has already trained 26« < hin ese aviators and, at thebemn. nmg of last month, sent out more
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    American Neutrality: Another Appeal
    169 18 ANOTHER appeal to Washington to place an embargo on the drafted all commodities usod by the aggressors in waging a war, was seat te 'resident Roosevelt, Mr. Cordell Hull Secretary of State, ScratoHfe 1 ittman. Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and Re' piesentative Sam
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    CHANGSHA PREPARED FOR ENEMY RAID
    115 18 J Caangma J CHINESE forces are I rwardto I* 7 have pitched battles with the JapI anese should they succeed in vomirx •rom Yochow in the north and frcn Vi- Plnghsiang-Chuchow Railway, i branch lof the Canton-Hankow Railway about sr'5 r miles south of here
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    63 18 Chungking.—The International DOOferenee for the Defence of Democracy r-nd Rights of Man held recently ta Farig under the auspices of Professor r.ongenin. celebrated French scientist i'nd Sir Norman Angel, well known English writer, has sent a telejrrain to Get eralissimo Chiang Kai Shek, to paj respects.
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    VINCENT MASSEY SCHOLAR
    54 19 C ilcutta, June 10. \*.Sc, of the ation Labora--1 1 idia, who has Massey Scholarleave for Tor- the end of July work with Prof. i;S.. N.L., head physiology of the as the Hygiene ity of Toronto, t „1 his time in over 1 methods Ii at ion
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    Congress Premiers' Conference
    118 19 Bombay, June 10. IT is understood that a conference of the Prime Ministers of all Congress Provincial Governments has been convened to meet during the last week of this month about the time of the meetings of the Working Committee and the A.IC.C. Various questions relating to
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    "Rather Face Extinction Than Submit To Dishonour"
    427 19 Pt. Nehru's Message To Indians In S. Africa (United Press). Ucoibay, June 5. "T would rather that we faced extinction than submitted to dis- honour/ declares Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru in a message to Swami Bhawani Dayal, President of th e Natal Indian Congress,
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    TEAR GAS
    78 19 (United Press.) Simla, June 9.—lt is understood that ihe detachments from Bengal, Sind, Delhi and Bombay were being trained in the use of tear gas at the Police Training School at Philaur in April last and have now returned to their respective provinces after completing their study. Formerly
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    77 19 (United Press.) Hyderabad (Sind), June 9.— Discovery of manganese ore deposits is reported to have- been made at Thana Bula Khan, near Kotri, by the Indian Oil Concessions American Company, prospecting for oil and petroleum in these areas with 16 New York expeits. The party have now established their camp
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    PROHIBITION IN BOMBAY
    860 19 GANDHUrS REPLY TO PARSIS (United Press). Bombay June 2 thousand Parsis hold up an overdue reform which \I ray o£ h.pe in the dungeons of the labouring pom mbers *he whole of the Parsi Hahatma Gandhi in an article in to-day i Hanjan f** si Friend*." ntitled
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      228 19 It Seemed Like Ml I*3 PIP says Miss Rumsey t\ If I 1 la VIV of londonjngbnd I ACTUALLY LOOKED YOUNGER INAWEEK ik Whole appearance changed -looks twice as attractive. W Friends positively envious of her marvellous complexion how I did it." First of all, use Tokalon Rose Actual unretouched
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    SHORTHAND WRITERS' ASSOCIATION
    22 20 Members and Mewls of ihe Singapore Shorthand Writers' Association photographed at the annual anniversary picnic held at Changi recently.
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    SINGAPORE MALAY GIRLS SCHOOL
    52 20 >ix.ns day was held recently at Ihe Singapore Malay Girls School and was a g.caf raccess, lheve photos were taken during "the sports and show: (11 some of the young pupils making rhe Union Jack. (2) presentation of prize i, and (3) the girls marching out
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    Auxiliary Fire Service Display
    92 20 Menken of Ihe Auxiliary l ire Services (ire fighting branch of the Air I.aid Precaution* 01 gani ation, took part in a display at Hyde Park, Leaden before the Duke and Duchess of K:nt. The event was televised Bad if happened to the biggest television scheme
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    New President For The Arab Club
    25 20 Mr. Syed Abdullah b. Ahmad bin Yahya who is the newly elected president for the Arab Club in Singapore.
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