Malaya Tribune, 16 June 1939

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newsbatoer r Guaranteed Largest Sales vol- XXV!- No. 142. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Friday, June 16, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1939 FIVE JJiXTs.
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      69 1 %m SEA PROVISION STORE Situated in the Heart of ihe City S PTH BRIDGE ROAD. Phone 2133 15. Nortn Bridge Rd., 133, Hill Street. AGILBEY'S Ii II FAMOUS |~J SPEY ROYAL WHISKY Every drop is guaranteed 10 years old or over SOLF AGENTS INC. IN IS. S.) !"-MN=b. w.p.a. ioiasssssk
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      61 1 GOLD LEAF TEA In Gold a>eai Tea—"water bewitched" you ebicrb its particular e&L-ence or 2niu>. which a .serenity. P. A BAKTIIOLOMEL'&Z, LTD. ii I WHITE ANTS? RING 6975 C. P. TAYI.OR LIMITED 52, The Arcade. PladTesT! 1 1 J BIOZYGEN fEAST-VITAMIN TAB- I LETS CLEARS THE SKIN OFF I UNSIGHTLY
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      247 1 I MADAME PAGE l LATE 92, PICCADILLY, J LONDON. 8 DRESSMAKER, DESIGNER TAILORMADES GOWNS FOR ALL OCCASION! IN STOCK. I FROM:— I $5. $30. I 13 BATTERY ROAD. TEL. 6327. SINGAPORE. SWSMaMaBBSMBSaaaBMPMaSSiWaMi all <C^WBwBBWWBWBBMMWWMWBBMTIWWMIWMWIj AND SUEDE—The scientl- I _ri i t flcally prepared dressing 1 IV It n «P ftfe
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    MACMURRAY AND BING CROSBY GOOD FRIENDS
    101 2 TRED MacMIRRAY has joined the ranks of the Bing Crosby fans, it was disclosed. Mac Murray was working on an adjacent sound stage to the one on which Crosby was working in "Paris Honeymoon." Some one remarked that Crosby was recording a song. Mac
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    88 2 Various persons on the "Persons In Hiding" sdt at Paramount studio remarked on the striking resemblance Detween J. Carrol Naish, wno portrays B headline criminal in the picture, and his new standln. "He should look like me," Nalsh explained finally. "He's the kid brother." Recently arrived from the East. Herbert
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    What The Stars Foretell
    232 2 i m TOMORROW FOR AH. EC W S EHS. A duuMfvl M»r' < > Itv, 3 unfavourable to> tokmv c r 1 and unpromiatny 11,4 2 2 Business likely to i" »Vd. day to make mu v>"'7 any direction. SPECIAL INFLL'c*»' j ary 21 to Febnu.
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      413 2 gTEAMER SAILINGS. m mm M^pM»«^»— m*mmm.mm BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated in England). P. 0. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARD?*. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1939 •ggsr CAPTHAUE ***** July 28 i SOMALI 6.800 July 28 1 raJPOTANA 17.000 Aug. 11 RANCHI 17.0°° Au S- 25 BANGALORE 6 000 Aug 26 RANPURA 17-000 Sept.
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      503 2 I STEAMER SAILINGS. ĕNORDDLUTSCHEB (incorporated IP Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1939 f m.s. "FULDA" omits Manila. Hongkong. Japan June 2r> 5 m.s. "MARBURG" omits North China June 20 i sr. "MOSEL" omits Manila, Hongkong. Japan
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      486 2 _J 1 —1 1 THE HO HONG STEAMSHJ? COMPANY (1932) LIMITED. Regular fortnightly service between Rangoon. Penang, Port Swettenham, Singapore, Hongkong, Swatow, and Amoy, (Kulangsu). j Special cheap return tickets to China for short holiday trips. NEXT SAILINGS:For CHINA For RANGOON "Hong Peng" Jun. 19. 4 p.m. "Hong iiang" J
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      122 2 HAMBURC-AMERIKA LINIE B Deutsch-Australische DampfschifTs Gesellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore 1939 m.s. RHEINLAND Direct June 23 t m-s. BURGENLAND via Manila July 10 HOMEWARD. HOLLAND, HAMBURG AND BREMEN. Due Spore 1939 S.s. LUNEBURG (DADG) Direct June
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      67 2 SINGAPORE AFTER IHItK CAPITOL "Love Affair" ALHAMBRA: "Slave Slitp PAVILION: "Pytmalion." ROYAL: "Boo Snmx Sal So«< MALBOROl'GH: "Dreamland EMPIRE: "Tarzan's Uevensr CiARRlt K: "You're only Y<mn? On»»' ind "Sjmmm «>1 it" North." HAPPY WORLD; Happy Theaitr "Say it >n FTP** Glor\ ThMtrt: "MUR LiinUrn" tabard shows \\avati;«. *tir" and Rung
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      194 2 f DAILY CROSSWORD"! CLUES ACROSS: 27. Integrity. 3. Mishaps. CLUES DOWN: 8 Fat. 1 Tiny portion. 10 We are told not to judge things by 2 In England's green and this. 4 Chief town. 11 To arrive at. 5 Put in an inappropriate manner. 12. The kind of thing one
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    632 3 LONDON COMMODITIES London. Thursday. Rib ULK Previous To-day Change Easy Quiet L toot I Uy erS 8 316 8 3 16 P tellers 8» 4 8 5,16 +1 16 ard July Buyers 8 316 Bi 4 Ii iS Sellers B>48 > 4 8 516 +liJ r August
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    811 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, June 15, 5 p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 3 104 4 3 Ausiral Amal 474 BlllfcT Austral Malay 38 42'Ayer Hitam 22 9 239 Ayer Weng 0.68 0.73 Bangrin 20 3 21 Batu Selangor 1.22 1
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    FRASER'S DAILY REPORT
    78 3 Singapore, Thursday. Tin at midday was $1144, up 4, and the Price of Rubber at 4 o'clock was buyers Spot 284 cents, buyers July September 284 cents, market slightly easier. All sections of the Singapore share market were slightly easier to-day in sympathy with the rest of
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    EXCHANGES
    237 3 Singapore, June 15. The following are the exchange stocl this morning according to the daily cir cular issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING London T.T. 2 3 13 1G London demand 2 3 13 lo Lyons demand 2040 Switzerland demand 239 34 Hamburg demand 134 New
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    TIN
    15 3 Singapore, Friday. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $***** (unchanged).
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    RUBBER
    19 3 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 28-4 (un ft); Sellers 284 fup ft).
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    165 3 Maynard Co., Ltd.. $80,000 Int Apr. 30. Oct. 81 W 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1040 $400,000 In%. Mar. 31. Sept. 30 -100 101 norn 35 'at £S 10» norn t W8» red. IMOO*. M eJ 3% 1937 red. 19« WJM.OOO Int. May 15. Nov.
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    PRODUCE
    166 3 Singapore, June 15. R (Siam) 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. 1 523<3 Siam No 2 gJJ Siam Broken Rice No. 1 JJ*J Siam Brok'-r Rice No. 3 Rice Saigon
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      32 3 THE EASTERN UNITED As H KANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED !u,: MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE, ''AHV, PERSONAL ACCI WORKMEN'S COMPENSA AND WJBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. I-U, C FFICE: TfiClL STREET, SINGAPORE. r. W. HALL, General Manager
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      155 3 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA (TRUSTEES) LIMITED. Guaranteed and Controlled by THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. The Company, which Is incorporated In the 8.8. and registered as a Trust Company, undertakes Hie following duties:— EXECUTOR &OR TRUSTEE OF A WILL. ADMINISTRATOR OF ESTATE OF DECEASED PERSON TRUK3TEE OF A
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      367 3 If.Wte OF 4 'II I\ A Incorporated in China by Special Charter*. 12, Cecil Street. Smear* f Telephones: Manager's Office 0444. Asst. Manager's Office 6442. Exchange Dept. 6441. General Office 518S-R Cable Address: v CHUNGKUO." Paid Up Capital Ufa. $40,000,000 Ot Reserve Funds In Excess of Ch. 1 5.200,000.00 Total
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      529 4 WANTED: Malay Salesmen, Bill Collectors throughout, Malaya, salary and allowance. Apply Box No. 678, co Malaya Tribune, Kuala J.ur.ipur. <474.A> WANTED IMMEDIATELY —Junior Filing Cleik (Male Chinese) with some knowledge of typewriting and shorthand. Apply P.O. Box No. 669, Singapore. WANTED CHINESE OVERSEER with thorough knowledge o f Building Co
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      553 4 yoONG CEYLONESE desires position, eler*-of-works or foreman wide experience, miilding-construction, reinforcedconcrete grout-testing and engineering well up in organisation and labour command, excellent references. Apply Mendis. c o Malaya Tri- I Oune, Kuala Lumpur. (398.A) CHINESE DIPLOMA Denser licens- «d dresser grade II Senior seeks employment immediately. Apply Box No. 289.
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      635 4 FOR SALE: "KODAS'COPE HOOT," Model 50 Cine Projector with Adaptor. Brand new. Box 656, Malaya Tribune. Singapore. (420 /s WONDERFUL SIX VOLUME Hutcnin- son's pictorial encyclopaedia. Price 105s j for $30.00 only "The Student" ,'ttorc, 23, Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore. (415-A) j ~~NKW LOCAL CHINESE ROOFING TILES, HEAVY MALACCA PATTERN, durable,
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      617 4 Well established dress and millinery ousiness for Sale. Box 677, Malaya T_ bune, Singapore. (4<UA) WANTED SMALL BUNGALOW, cheap renl anywhere. Bukit Timah Distr.ct above 3TO mile. App.y Bex bbO. Malaya liibune, Singapore. TO LET: -No. 138. Robinson Road, thm-.storey building. Fo: particular a >>pply Cheong Koon Eteng ii Co.,
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      538 4 YOU CANNOT MAKE MONEY BY SAVING: If ycu save 10s. per week tor 10 years you have only get £260. but if you spend 2s. 6d. per week for 12 or 18 months on a correspondence course, ycu give your brains a chance to earn thousands of pounds, then there
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      534 4 Professional EPILEPSY, DIABETES I tion. asthma Cured Senior Vedic Scientist, BJ cal Hall, 135, Berangoon Road siT" pore. Encio.se stamp. *o A i IP you suffer frcm diabetes stage or chronic, consul: .ly. A trial will convince you No g£ tion whatsoever. Spec Fistula and Piles. Write Thabib A. Md.
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    Rural Board & Question Of Representation
    647 5 Rural Board Question Of Representation Important Statement By Chairman Singapore, Thursday, is no legal obligation to appoint members of particular lities, still it has been found to be convenient to mix the This (Board) is representative not in any sense that the community expects any advantage denied to the that
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    PIGS UNDER THE BED!
    111 5 Singapore, Thursday. JHE Crown Counsel is being asked by the Rural Board whether the Board has authority to destroy or confiscate pigs found in prohibited areas. The erection of pig-sties for rearm 5 hogs is prohibited in certain areas. Dr. Blackmore explained. But breeder-: l aye
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    U.S.A. Rubber Statistics
    42 5 The United States Rubber statistics fcr May. 1939, are as follows: tons Imports h'/.SOO Consumption 14,400 Stocks of Last cay o; Month iL,3.G00 Afloat for U.S. Ports i n last day of month 54,000 Consumption of Reclaimed Rubber 13.500
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    OWNERSHIP OF LAND CONTESTED
    462 5 Singapore, Thursday. *£AN documents which are insufficiently stamped, and therefore incomplete, be admitted in evidence, was one of the questions his lordship was asked to decide at the continued hearing of a civil suit tc-day in the High Court in which a 60-year-old Malay woman, Ahminah
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    Presbyterian Church Wedding
    50 5 Singapore, Thursday. THF. wedding of Miss H. L. Armati air! Capt. William John Holohan to place at the Presbyterian Church this afternoon. The Rev. MacPher.son officiated at the ceremony and the or»anisi was Miss Drybrugh Afterwards a reception was held at the oride's residence in Oxley Rise
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    HAWKERS AND MARKETS
    97 5 Singapore, Thursday. AT a meeting of the Rural Board this morning, it was disclosed that the owner of a private market in Paya Lebar took objection to hawkers plying their wares near the market and the Board to take action against th 2 hawkers. Dr. W. L.
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      424 5 Combats General Weakness. To-day this oyster concentration j ccmes as a blessing to ailing hu- j inanity. It stands apart as the perfect tonic for such rampant jl complaints as pernicious and Ik ondary anaemia, glandular c troubles, nervous complaints, etc. II The purpose ef life thrives anew on the
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      221 5 j LAIW ■V vf Ide I Motor Law > L^J~^'(i Bl V It.» ta Made with finest ingredients obtainable. ovens under strictly hygienic conditions. Wrapu... the Bakery. ORDER YOIJR DINNER ROLLS FOR TO-NIGHT. Deliveries daily between 5 0 p.m. 1 IlaiClc* Bakery A. I onfecliouery I 1 SEA VIEW HOTEL
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    254 6 Singapore, June 15. MINING Buyers Sellers Bangrins f?" r., fi Jhanderiangs i\*> JAJ Hon- Fates 0.67 u.<u [drls Hyd. 26 27 3 •eiapangu 0.56 fi 0.24 0.26 lonans no Sato Tin 21 2 q CamunUng Tin b 0 Cillingballs l *p f Clnta Kellas Sampong
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    100 6 London, June 15. °aris 116 47 G4 '-Jew York 4.68' 4 Montreal 4.69 r 2 Lisbon ***** Brussels 27.54 »/2 Geneva 20.771 2 Amsterdam 8.82 4 Milan 89 1 16 Berlin 1147 ft Belgium 11.66% Athens 547 5 2 Stockholm 19.42 Copenhagen 22.40 Oslo 19.90 Belgrade 210 Rio
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      289 6 tonic rooD mente. We have a uich vfi»L ranee of designs I can supply iron stock or to ordei 1 LEE KIN ggb. SOO. UD SHOW ROOM: 89, High St., Telephone 2993 I AXE SECOND TO NONE in Efficiency, Reliability and I Service. Hence tLey are I VERY POPULAR IN
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      246 6 ARE EYES WEAK?(iW services of a skilled qualified \vail v )ursdf of the expert Specialist with over 35 years European clinical experience Moderate cost lor modern individually planned and built practical Thompson Optical Co. 4 Arcade Bid?.. Phone 3002. ft. A. Thompson, Dr. of Ocular Science NEVrf TRANSPARENT" COLOUR FOR
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      123 6 Qlostbra 'Just a few drops on your j brush make your hair more beautiful. It keeps the wave and curi in, leaves your hair easy to manage, so that it will stay any ttyU you arrange it. Get a bottle today and note tho difference. j FOR LUSTROUS HAIR 4
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      173 6 I PROF. KS. MAM AM. "The Ro;.. Occultist" I Predicted numerous •:n--events (World, Politico ana rtr- sonalittes), Including:— 1 1 U>rr Hitle's failure M Mum 1 I *nesl by I). ISM). 8. The Umeemi Cahinel Crisis in i«" I 3. The S no-Japa ae* Conflicts I 4! The Enttf »n
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      896 6 T To-da/s Radio j rpnRF NIROM MANILA SINGAI unr. Kf (19 8 m kzrm 9.53 ne/t «v *hi 9*5 metres (I**! ISSS 4.20 Popular music. '/HP 30 96 metres (9.69 mc.s) am 5 20 Sunkist time g2Q Qpen ng News bulletin. 550 Ne ws n Span ish. Bm. a 95
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    Adulterated Whisky Charge: Accused Acquitted
    77 7 Singapore, Thursday. ainst the proprietor of Chop Kiat Seng of No. 246. Jalan exposing for sale adulterated disposed of this afternoon L C. Goh, the Singapore ice Magistrate, accepted the forwarded by Mr. Samuel defence counsel, that the deithei gave all the information r to
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    "WHO'S WHO IN MALAYA"
    101 7 ears since the last Who's laya" made its appoar- 1939 issue is on sale, complied by Fishers Limited Mr Julius Fisher, and it a very useful publication, is a biographical recjrd of mi mbers of Malaya's comfficial, professional and les. Other valuable learecords of the Sultans
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    Transaction Of Rural Board Business
    933 7 Unofficial Committee Of Investigation a ufftnti Singapore, Thursday. *i ia,ial sub committee ol two unofficial members of the Board, with power to co-opt the other unofficial members if necessary, was appointed at a meeting of the Rural Board held this morning. The two primary members
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    Victim's Mother Gives Evidence
    539 7 Pagoda St. Murder Singapore, Thursday. JtB£L medical officers gave evidence at the continned inquiry in the Third Police Court into a charge of murder preferred against Yee Yu, a 22-year-oW tailor's apprentice. Yu was arrested at Clifford Pier P.C. 1346 at 11 a.m. on May 2,
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    MR. WERNER BAER
    77 7 Owir." to oilier ergagemcnls cf a JSESt mm KimkJVm monthly organ recital to be held by Mr Werne Sal at th* Victoria Memorial Hull undeoal Ctfmmlslftone'r*, which normally would nave ttl-en place on the first Sunday in July, has been postponed tv »he Secdrid Sunday. July 9.
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    "Slow Sign" For Motor Vehicles
    146 7 Singapore, Thursday. npilE word "Slow" will be painted, where it is not already done, on all approach roadr< to villages in rural areas. This decision was taken at to-dayV. meeting of the Rural Board. The Chairman pointed out that the objection to a speed limit
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      31 7 GUARANTEED |j SERVICE j DE" CO V sau: riiKi:. 1 RECONDITIONED j IiATTEIIH S E Guaranteed S 6 MONTHS. Singapore Motors j Agents. HUPP OLDSMOBILE, PONTIAC SKODA CARS. Orchard Kd. Singapore.
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      240 7 week ago fee was man NOW THRIVING ON THE /JlSi II r All tiic Btrcn B i^n B ht had gone out of him, deserted by his self* WWlwm fLtr confidence, he was left prey to gloomy jfl WmirMk depressions and dull forebodings. Kkfflf/N Heat anaemia had been at work
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      373 7 CHAINED TO A BURDEN OF FATIGUE Tired to death sleepless—irritcb*— ag.-iag lar too quieK.y-th2Sf arc tue u»ais Aimh iietct too man} men tiiia women Who -VI out rCtli U3 int Ticpics. Yel it need not be so. Hitsystem is only crying out lor a tonii stimulating met, rich *n energising
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      261 8 IRENE DUNNE more beautiful than ever... co-starred for the first time with CHARLES BOYER, fresh from his triumphs in "ALGIERS' 6-i5 TO-NIGHT 9-i5 at the CAPITOL j RKO-Radio's polished romanic hit that London critics are raving over! THESE TWO-SWEPT OFF THEIR FEET BY AN ALL-EMBRACING LOVE!..What a situation for ii
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      406 8 ifcHEERS FOR PYGMALION! "A MAGNIFICENT FILM" STRAITS TIMES "NO PRAISE CAN BE TOO GREAT" FREE FRESS 'BEST ENTERTAINMENT YOU COULD WISH FOR" TRIBUNE '"A really great film"- "See one of the tort -Pygmalion is magnifi- British Films ever made t Daily Ske tch Daily Mail. —Empire News. rcni v 3
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      148 8 OVER 885 performances at the~~ VICTORIA PALACE! Now The Year's Best BRITISH Musical Comedy Screen Hit! CAP AD preient» Selected by The King Queen for screening on bo; "EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA' en route to CANADA j A CHINESE MOTION PICTURE TRIUMPH! NOW SHOWING AT THEATRIC ROYAL DAILY AT 3-15, 7-00
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    Policy Explained By The Rural Board Chairman
    278 9 Objection Taken To idlers In The Press Singapore, Thursday. lt here to serve the pubiic and if the public do not consider l lhe have been properly served, they should call our atten- n d we will certainly look into the matter. ol
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    Ipoh Foundry Strike Settled
    76 9 OIVK Reporter) Ipoh. June 14. the question or rkftlg hours affecting he Kwoug Toong CheLahat Road ended yes- I hen the strikers agreed >n of a new scheme by aageraeni. was described as not ad the workers, during cl to be helpful in the wore over
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    TROUBLE OVER GOATS
    85 9 A Singapore. Wednesday, j MAN and a woman, both Tamils, ap- I peared to-day in the Third Police Court, jointly charged with criminal breach of trust of ten goats, valued at $100. The charge alleged that Ponniah 30, and Subbamal, 35. were entrusted with the animals in
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    Temperance*
    34 9 [From Our Own Reporter Ipoh, June 13. The first Temperance class organised by the committee on "Public Morals" will be held to-morrow when Mr. J. Appaduray, M.C.H., will deliver an address on "Temperance."
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    Ladies Committee For Federal Home
    97 9 From Our Own' Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. June 12 His Excellency the High Commissioner h'fts appointed the following Committee of Ladies to assist in the management of the Federal Home for Women and Girls, with effect from June 1. President:—Mrs. L G. Cameron, VicePresident:—Miss Loke Soo
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      26 9 BARGAINS on il iJCHEN UTENSILS I p ORCELAIN WARES ~H week 21th, June. R ABA Co., Ltd. *DDLE ROAD. I B ABA STORE l HARD ROAD.
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      139 9 TEL. NEW WORLD 1 DANCE PALACE. THE LARGEST \IK-CONDITION-ED CABARET IN MALAYA WITH BAR Sc RESTAURANT ATTACHED MIGHT DA ATE Nightly at 9.30 p.m. TEA DANCE (FREE ADMISSION) EVERY TUES.. THURS. SAT. SUNDAY TIFFIN DANCE FROM \M PJt to I.'JO P.M. Miss Katherine Park (Ivy) Popular Dance Hostess from the
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      134 9 MARLBOROUGH Prakash's Mightiest Magic Thriller mci:\>i /mm Celebration <>l 4f£ PRINCE SHAPOOR OF IRAN WITH PRINCESS FAI ZIA OF EGYPT. IS IT MAGIC! tfnazing Feats ef auto-suggestion, telepathy and all .he arts of ihe Maffkbn vill be displayed by the world widely famous Ma&iriB? at the VICTORIA THEATRE on I
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      265 9 "SLAVE SHIP" IS FIRST RATE ENTERTAINMENT —Free Press. j ALIIAMBRA—TO -DAY 3.15, 6.15 9.15 P.M. The MOST Jjpr Baxter Beery Wm SLAVE ghTP llizttbetb ALLAN M/V% ROOMY Also Th* Latest I PATHE GAZETTE" "ith "Pictures of Tho British American Submarine Disasters. Their Majesties in Ottawa, Aidershot Tattro—NlGHT REHEARSAL. NEXT CHANGE
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    THE MASK OFF
    680 10 MO longer does Japan make any pretence of disguising her intentions in China. There was a time when she protested that she did not seek to encroach on China's sovereignty and that her quarrel was merely with the government headed by Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek. To-day she
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    CHINA LEADS in IRRIGATION WORK
    999 10  -  In Spite Of Floods By T. Paul Gregory p«HE foundation a nations H wealth is in the productiye- ncsa of its soil. Kor, notwithstanding the technical advances enjoyed by modern communities, agritulture still remains a- it must alv ~v s be—the universal supporter ol "■This
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    To-day's Bright Thoughts
    47 10 "Scowling leads to sleeplessness," declares a medical writer. Uneasy lies the head that wears a frown. "There are many useless words in the English language," says a writer. Including "No'" uttered by a husband when his wife wants some money lor a new hat.
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      96 10 rz~> Men's SUEDETTE II f"\ JACKETS f /r—n\ I Musketeer" f. W I J in a Serviceable I f) I[A \f Brown Shade. Two 9 I— Pockets Long Cuffs. \n ideal garment for Cycling, Motoring and Trai I Wear. Slies: *****2 Chest in England, SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR I IZaWteL gin
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      20 10 i FRESH FLORAL WREATHS MA OF. TO ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE "OUR SHOP" IG, DHOBY GHAUT, Singapore. Telephone No. Z166.
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      43 10 GOODWOOD TIES Representing really exceilent value in fan* i end ttei nuute from a nice quality a t s (i wide range of new dzsipns and coirartng^. Full length U inches. PRICE 5\J L^ WHITEAWAYS I KOALA I DMTtnt, J ipoh SINGAPORE _J^J
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    S.A. LABOUR LEADER SHOT DEAD
    34 11 Reuter. I lunc 16. Charles Harris, GcnilSe< retary of Ike South i Mincwrrkets* Union lV prontii ent trade nion afler in South Africa. ;tU ad sterday out- < luce.— Ueuter.
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    "BRINGING BRITAIN TO HEEL"
    116 11 Reuter. Peking, June 16. rvr i a S in the semi-Offieiai la inesc controlled) and .plated Japanese make it ar that even complete Hon, by handing over v. n d hinese, would new sin problem, tated that the present bi ir Britain to heel co-operation with
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    Japanese Tanks Demonstrate
    79 11 REUTER. TOKYO, JUNE 15. i Ol DING TP A JAPANESE NEWS A AGENCY I SAGE I ROM TIENT- th EI JAPANESE TANKS AP- .-I ON TbE BORDERS OF THL CONCESSION THIS AFTERk TANKS WERE SAID TO HAVE BROTJ -T UP AFTER BRITISH OPSI HAD StABUSHED A GUARD
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    STRONG PROTEST MADE BY BRITISH CONSUL
    167 11 Reuter. Tientsin, June 15. Till. British C onsul General. Mr. i Jamieson, has sent a note to the Japanese Consul General, lodfinf "most vigorous protest" against the searching of Brilisn subjects entering i r leaving the British and trench Concessions, and requesting; that the
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    AMERICAN MEDIATION IN TIENTSIN DISPUTE
    1275 11 Three Powers In Consultation EMPIRE CHIEFS CONFER Board Of Trade Reviews Economic Retaliation Compromise Or Economic War? REUTER. AMERICA IS ATTEMPTING TO MEDIATE. ROTH IN TOKYO AND ON THE SPOT. IN THE DISPUTE WHICH HAS ARISEN BETWEEN THE JAPANESE AUTHORITIES IN NORTH CHINA AND THE
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    Approach To Tokyo
    6 11 MR. CORDELL HULL
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    DEFYING BLOCKADE
    45 11 in Mekong. J»»»'- i'v thu .uic«i*d u«»i 1 ,v ll,K,; I Irruhtei* »s ruoninc >%ttHit» <»»« Mmfcadril ••< Iran-iH'H-ing food and «'th§r iH'ifssilu-s lo from lite nwinlHiirtThe Japaitu'f auttwrtUrs- uv»- *nici tv» br furious :»t ihii- and arv rt>nlemi)lni.tiie re\ alininry artloll. —5:i: CflfrW lMt
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    COLONEL SPEAR
    95 11 Reuter. pOL.ONEl. Sp'.u Brunei military At t;uh" when crosatni; iron. Iht CiiiU' imi- mttV bf del will I d a' K '.\-iiti U)i >1 onnainrii&blir imie y«l> aeroViiin? to J a pun- reports. it Is mcnr<tte<i V)v v> »1 iiifJrifl'.'il Japanese vnn hV m-v be held until tine
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    King And Queen Sail For Home
    77 11 Uproarious Send-Off Reuter. llalifav, .lime 1& A CROWD of 150,000 shrieking g<>e.dhvos and singing "Aula lan? Syne" save Their Majesties an uproarious send-off when they sailed for HOBM in the Empress of Britain j e*tci day evening. Tributes to tho success of the B.OOU
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    NAZI TROOPS ON POLISH FRONTIER
    256 11 New Coup Planned? Reuter. NEW YORK, JUNE 15. PERM ANY IS REPORTED TO HAVE CONCENTRATED 2SMOO U TROOPS ALONG THE POLISH FRONTIER IN NORTHERN SLOVAKIA, ACCORDING TO INFORMATION DESCRIBED AS HAVING REACHED THE NEW YORK TIMES "FROM PRIVATE SOURCES ABROAD,'' WHICH ARE ABSOLUTELY RELIABLE. THEY
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    BRITISH WAR MATERIALS FOR POLAND
    83 11 Reuter. London. June 16. THE supply of British war materials especially heavy artillery and aircraft, to Poland Is being discussed with British officials by the Polish economic and military missions headed by Colonel Koc. The missions are also discussing the supply cf raw materials from
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    Honour For Tweedsmuir
    29 11 Reuter. Halifax (Nova Scotia), June 16.—The King has invested Lord Tweedamuir (Governor-General of Canada) as Knight of the Grand Cross Of the Royal vlctorian Order Renter.
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    NAZI NAVAL MANOEUVRES OFF NORWAY
    34 11 Reuter. Kriyliansand, June l<>. FISHERMEN report having mmc sei en teen German surface warships, together will, submarinea and aeroplanes, manoeuvring la<l nighfl off th" south coast of \< i way.—Reuter.
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    NAZIS TAKE OVER BANK
    45 11 Reuter. V. :':>\\ June lfi\LAW has been promulgated placinj Reichsbank under the oontrcl o me State. Th! PresWi n! will b? direct iv responsible t-» th- Cliancellor. Bn! of cxchan'<e. cheques and ex-jheque r/mds will he regarded c.r f .r £R< utei
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    BERLIN-PRAGUE TRAIN WRECKED
    39 11 Reuter. Bi I tin, Jutie It THIRTEEN people were killed and 1 bttwetn Ifi and 2« Injwred wteesi the Retlin-Prafwa Expras was derailed a< Mitielgmnd (S«detenlait*>. Iliree ccaehe were eertwrned and sigaalbos was wrecked —Ranter. A
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    HOME MARKETS
    61 11 Reuter. umnon, June 15. I On the Stock E:-:c! an b isiness wq isam restricted by ti tar Easter ivuation and most piicc.; tended to dro altbxugh losses generally were small the absence of setllng pressnro. In commodity maifcets iti: 1 advance sharply in response to Calcutta ac-vie
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    King Gave New World New Ideas
    299 11 Reuter. v>i I"i M«*S special correspondent f\ at* «1 ii' royal train in Canada, witt Their Majestic' depauur; only f tl i ff. -ay that those wh> v ilh th:;n are scrt.ng out lh( i:i pi c h>n. at »he tour. in i Sx:
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    Japanese Are Organising Chinese Army
    65 11 Reuter. Tokyo, June I*HE Japanese-sponsored Governrnsnt of Peking hes decided to create by he end of the ya ir a r ni lar Chinese army to co-operate with the Japanese forces in mainta mm peace, according to tho Nichi Nwhi ShimbuiL It will conste or
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    STOP PRESS
    106 11 Reuter. London, June '••'> tf we nsskc a sland at Tientsin it 1 (honld be tar cert: up.' •ovs the Manchf Itr Guardian. I irs ly W2 can do net hint to aid Japanese J3 wttl not give un the right to trad? la China. Finally, in ihe
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    Hysteria In Tokyo Newspaper
    94 12 Reuter. Tokyo, June 1">. "Till-: sword is unsheathed." writes the Hochi Shimbun n ferring to the Tientsin blockade. "Seen if the British authorities deliver the murderers to Japan, the sword cannot be returned to the scabbard without a fundamental solution of the whole hsue in China,
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    British Sugar Quotas Raised
    154 12 Reuter. London, June 15. "VHK International .Sugar Council meeting in London yesterday unlanimously decided to adept a recommendation made by th< executive committee last month that part of >nal sugar recjnired during the current quota year s'.ould be obtained by allowing the British Dominions and Colonies
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    NEWS FROM MALACCA
    15 12 A selection <;." news for Malacca readers will be found on page lfi.
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    THE KING ON WAY TO HALIFAX
    89 12 New Glasgow (Nova Scotia), June 15. THEIR Majesties are now speeding Jl* lhe Xo >' al tr ain towards Halifax which will be the last stopping place in their North \n.fruan tour. They wMI embark for England on Thursday evening. I Ihri i' Majesties
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    CHINESE INCITED TO ATTACK TIENTSIN CONCESSION
    913 12 Serious Food Shortage Threat Of Worse Than Blockade Reuter. Tokyo, June 15. JgLOCKADE of Tientsin is a "minor matter,'' says the Asahi Shfmbtin, adding: 'So long as Britain j attitude towards the Japanese undergoes no fundamental change, friction of all kinds will exist." —Reuter.
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    AUSTRALIA AND JAPAN
    105 12 Reuter. Canberra, June 15. CUPPOHT from the Government for M Britain's efforts to conclude a pact with Russia extends to the conclusion of a direct defensive agreement" stated Mr. Gullet t. Minister for External Affairs, in the House of Representatives. He added: "Such nn agreement would have
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    British Officer And His Wife Drowned In The Indus
    73 12 Reuter. Simla. I- sj 1 rpHE bodies of Major lan Galbraith, Kriiish Political Ciitfit. and his wife who were drowned in the Inchhave net yet been recovered. Their boat which capsia not been found. afe They were due to go on
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    ARBITRATION APPEAL FAILS
    815 12 <# Singapore, Thursday. M T HOLD that no grounds have been shown for an order setting aside or remitting the award and I dismiss the motion with costs to be paid by the applicants to the first four respondents," said Mr. Justice YVorley delivering judgment on a
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    IPOH ROBBERY: TWO ARRESTED
    120 12 'From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, June 13. SMART work by the Perak Detective Branch hi*> led to the arrest of two Punjabis alleged to be connected with the robbery in which an elderly Chinese woman was waylaid while she was travelling in a rickshaw along Ashby
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    AIR MAIL
    13 12 An Imperial air mail arrived this morning and another expected to-morrow.
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    MR. NORMAN SOONG TALKS TO CHINA'S WAR LEADERS
    99 12 M\ ormam Soo-S (he Tribune »an Wn# f SWrj( his imprcssi i lh Jjar zone f or ih -j Group of Newsoapers, fourth long despatch on Suwdav interviews with China 1 cipal wartin Chuniikin«r. U is an intimate "behind the scenes" narrative
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    Provisional Govt, Official Resigns
    254 12 Ttkiu'. June IC ACCORDING to reliab* I h isc re- norts. Want Kch Mil, i airman of the Administration Committee of the Provincial North i nt Gwernment. has tendered h resignation beginning from this w ?k. but the resignation was not accepted. Poor health was given
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    BRITISH DEFENCE
    80 12 Reuter. t ttflon, June THE War Oilice an uric s I strength of the T rftorial June 10 was 406,000 h including anti-aircrai civ. defences and officer.- -pfod The total potential sittngth Territorial Army fixe force Turkish and Polish missions repre ting the three defer i service stated
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    CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE MOVE IN INDIA
    75 12 Reuter. PROPOSAL that the CoQgrtSi should enrol a rail fi volunteers for mass civil disobedience and declare boycott of :riii<h good?, will be moved at a meeting of the Confess Working tunmittee on June 24 by Sardai Sardul Singrh Caveeshar, a prom em l< ft-winjs
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    Death Of 'Puppet" Minister
    69 13 Hongkong, June 15. in occurred of Dr. Chen 68-year-old puppet j oi the "reformed md concoiTcntry gov*Hua Hsin Commercial twice Finance Minis- fnnct Peking Govern Central News Agency. Kwantung Province, received his early and later went as a student on a i\ the University Yale, studying
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    7 BY-ELECTIONS
    28 13 London, June 15. yen by-elections illy. South PortsEast Ccrnwall, B r and Colne c been neces- > the Peerage iservative. on borne, and by Mr. E. Marklew,
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    FUTURE OF COLONIAL EMPIRE CAUSES GRAVE CONCERN
    208 13 Britain Must Not postpone Reforms London, June 16. "rpHE future of the Colonial Empire is A causing very grave concern to those who know most about it" declared Lord Dutlerin, Under-Secretary for the Colonies, presiding at the annual dinner of the London Corona
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    MRS. BOB GREGORY STOPS FILM WORK
    67 13 London. Juno 9. MRS. Bcb Gregory, the youngest daughter of the Rajah of Sarawak, landed at Plymouth to-day from the tjjier Manhattan on, her first visit to England since her marriage. Mrs. Gregory told a reporter she had finished with film work. "When I
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    To-day's News Review
    516 13 AL" is the latest descripof the Tientsin situation British troops have be en to disperse Chinese incittack the Concession. Tne ion is acute and tha probably knew that it would tunted on it as a powerful when they announced in amation of the blockade ipplies would be
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    Bigger News Service For The Colonies?
    127 13 Reuter. London, June 16. THF purpose of Mr. Chamberlain's announcement regarding a Ministry <f Information, writes Renter*! Parliamentary correspondent, is to make clear that Government does not contemplate the creation of any propaganda factory but to establish a shadow machine of approximately a dozen
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    MR. B. LOWICK S.S.A. NOMINEE
    162 13 Singapore, Friday. MR. Baldwyn Lowick has been put forwaid as a nominee of the Straits Bi Uements (Singapore) Association en the Municipal Commission in pace cf Mr A.. W. W. Ker, who resigned on going on leave. Nominations by members had to be received by
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    107 13 Arrived by tho "PK-AFJ": Mr. Drouin, Mr. Bouohet. v Mr. and Mrs. Mcnho, Miss Menho, Mr. J. Hedeman. Left by the "PX-AFJ: Mr. and Mrs. MenhO. Miss Menho. Mr. J. Hedeman. Arrived by the "PH-ALR": Miss E. J. Buwalda, Mr. J.Beier. Mr. I. Ward. M'ss R S.
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    FACING FACTS
    15 13 The Marquess of Dufferin and Ava, Pailiamcntary Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies
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    Malayan Collieries' Shares Sub-Divided
    183 13 \Fro!>i Our Oijii Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. A RESOLUTION that each of the rt existing shares of $10 in the capital of the Malayan Collieries, Ltd, be divided into ten shares of SI each, was cairied at an extraordinary meeting of this company held this morning.
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    WELL-KNOWN TAIPING MAN CHARGED
    83 13 [From Our Own Correspondent] Taiping, June 13. C>NG Theng Phek. a well-known Tal- ping Chinese, appeared before the Taiping Magistrate yesterday to answer the charge of "that you on 3-5-39 at 277 Kota Road did knowingly have in you possession uncustomed c:oods to wit. 11 tins
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    ALLEGED TRESPASS IN COMPOUND
    341 13 Singapore, Thursday. yAP HAN, a 39-year-old Cantonese, claimed trial this morning in the 1 af'h Folic c Court before Mr. L C. Goh en a charge that he at 3.30 a.m. yesterday at Singapore committed criminal trespass by entering th? compound of a house in St.
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    Strang Sees Molotov
    96 13 Reuter. Moscow, June 16. MMOLOTOV (Soviet Foreign Minister and Premier) yesterday evening conferred for 2?» hours with the British and French Ambassadors, who were accompanied by Mr. Strang (British Foreign Office expert The meeting occurred after an active diplomatic day. Mr Strang had conferred with Ambassador Sir
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    Rubber Dealers Summoned
    74 13 Singapore, Friday. IN the Police Court this morning, mention was made of a case in which Messrs. Aik Hoe Co., one of the leading rubber dealers in Singapore, were charged with having In their possession or under their control excess stock of rubber on May 26 last.
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    NEW SALARY SCHEME FOR TEACHERS?
    145 13 [From Our Oicn Reporter] Ipoh, Thursday. CEVERAL important matters pertaining to education in Malaya will be discussed at the forthcoming conference of the heads of Education departments in all parts of Malaya at the Victoria Institution, Kuala Lumpur, on Aug. 8. Among the items to
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    BIT THE HAND THAT FED HIM
    99 13 [From Our Own Correspondent] Taiping. June 14. TAKING pity on an unemployed Tamil, a middle-aged woman named Latchumi gave him work, food and shelter in her house. But the Tamil, Pakiry turned out to be ungrateful, for one day last week while his employer
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    Y's Declare & Are Beaten By Airmen
    213 14 Y's Declare Are Beaten By Airmen 'TTHE V.M.C.A. made a sporting de- claratiun t Anson Road yesterday when they met the R.A.F. (H.Q.J, but they last tlu match, the Airmen passing their score with three wickets in hand. Hope batted well for the V's to score 53 runs. V.M.C.A. B.
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    Autumn Meetings Of Singapore Turf Club
    166 14 rIE (.nil) Cup meeting of the Singapore Turf Club will be held at Bukit Timah on Aug. 26, 30, Sept. 2, 6 and 9, the final day being the Gold Cup day. Three runs are being provided for each division of class one horses,
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    United Family B. P.
    64 14 Members are requested to take notice that entries are invited for the AB Singles Championship Tournament 1939 which will close on the June 24. Bntry forms and Bye-laws governing the tournament will be forwarded to all members before tne closing date. For lull particulars, please refer
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    SOCCER SOUTH CHINA JUST BEAT S.C.F.A. BY ODD GOAL IN EXCITING STADIUM GAME
    875 14 Keng Hock Scores Twice South China 4; S.C.F.A 3. gPLENDID soccer was witnessed by a vast crowd at the Stadium yesterday where the South China Football team just beat the S.C.F.A. by the odd goai in seven.
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    R.A.O.C. Beat Airmen In Div. IIA
    33 14 The R.A.O.C. defeated the RAF i Town i In a Division lIA fixture of the S A.F A league yesterday by three clear coals at Alexandra Barracks.
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    37 14 In a friendly game of soccer played 01 the Padang yesterday the S.CC. beat the Clerical Union by three goals to t\v > Ihe Club led al half t:;no when the score .stood at 2 -1.
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    To-Day's Sport
    45 14 Soccer: M.F.A. Res. vs. S.C.F.A. Res.Stadium J C S A vs. R AF. (H. 0.) 2B —J.C.S.A. Cricket: s C C vs. M.F.A.—S.C C. Volleyball: V.M.C A vs. R I —R.I. Aihltlics: Rangoon Road School Sports —Rangoon Road Billiards: S.C.C. Billiaids Championship Final—S.C.C.
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    Fly On Wins Ascot Cold Cup
    45 14 Reuter. Following is the result of the Grid Cup run oyer t/.vo miles, four furlongs at ASCOt yc.i.erdav 100 1 FLY ON 1 20—1 MARONTA o 13 8 SCOTTISH UNION "i 10 run. Won by 5 lenetni 3 lengths.
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    Postals Beat Mentals
    289 14 P O 3 Mental Hospital 1. SEVEN state players playing together will ensure victory for any league sx..:, so seven state players ensured victory for the Postals m their second match against the Mental Hospital on the S.H.B. ground yesteroay. rney tussled for about ten minutes in
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    Third Day Of Ascot Races
    237 14 Reuter. Ascot, June 16. The majority of bookmakers must be.well satisfied at the culmination < f the third day oi* the meeting, which again ,vas held in cool, sunless wi.ither. the majority of women favouring thick overcoats and mackintoshes in preference to the usual Ascot
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    CRICKET
    59 14 rhe following will represent the PA* D Sports Club against the R.E Changi on Sunday. June 18 at 2 p.m. at Changi: D'Almeida. V R Sabapathy K. Thillianathan, R. s. Sithamparam, T. Sta Mana. E. A. Joy. C H Wr»i r o J. Bolton. L. s Reutens, c g
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    ROYAL SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB
    93 14 Following is the pn > week-end at the R s V C On Friday, there urilj be tin afternoon races for ail Class* at 5.25 p.m. On Sunday the X C Ist Race for the Caprice C Start a! 9JSQ am. The "A" Class will sail
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    TENNIS Mixed Doubles Title For Mrs. Sewell And Loon Chong
    470 15 aR s eber new lady champion hanrdi ban* yesterday evening when Mr. Sewell and P u Chon" became the new Mixed Doubles champions V U nd Mrs W. J. BL Warden in the finals 6—3, 6—3, 1 I her became
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    TABLE-TENNIS
    85 15 In a friendly match played at C.V MA. (Church, ofW the Paul, the Govt. Saint. Tarcisms Bngaoe de Rmer Printing Sports Club tne>* games g ed victorious by tne to 2. i„„~r<; mentioned first: B T. B. P la^ t rS toG Singh 0-2 PatJacob Goh st 10 Kamah
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    Y.M.C.A. Volley-Ball
    38 15 QUP boen selected W The following v tmen t against g&S* Friday *S R on the XI. Ground: Vow Wah Sung. Chia Siong. Lim W» yam seng. K wik Sam York onu Kol IMaerves u»« KoiiK
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    Record Entries For Malayan Tennis Expected
    74 15 ij ifl Keporter"» 1 Ir Ipoh. i awn tennis chamnanient which will in Ipoh during the lidays, is expected rd number of enrom »11 parts of the from neighbour- iv i and vunboedjo, the It k the Malayan ve ar, will h first time,
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    Y's Win Both Matches In Water-Polo Tournament
    64 15 M,- were the results of the matches played yesterM M C A pool in the Handicap a tr U e competition run by nned Singapore Amateu: I beat the second Chinese Swimming Club by I 5 to three goals. r a second team
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    INTER-PORT TENNIS WITH JAVA IN AUGUST?
    132 15 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh. THE second inter-port tennis match between IVlalaya and Java, i understand, will take place this year in Java on August 25. The Lawn Tennis Association ol Malaya, it is further learned, has already received an invitation to this match.
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    Knowles Cup At R. S. Y. C.
    103 15 The following fours will row for the Knowles cup on Saturday at R S.Y.C. rowing regatta. CONTINENTAL: D Nooy, J. Burner, W. C. Meynen. K. Hardaker, Mrs. P van Schouwen. ANTIPODEAN: E. H. Sykes. I. 3. Clarke. R. V. Hanson, T. Turner. MlJ
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    S.R.A. Annual General Meeting
    256 15 Singapore, Thursday. DEFERENCE to the large loss the Association suffered by accepting liability for catering for meals during Rifle Meetings was referred to by Mr. J. A. Groves, presiding over the annual meeting of the Singapore Rifle Association held at the S.V.C. Headquarters this evening. It
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    A.C.C.S. School Sports
    40 15 The Anglo-Chinese 1 Continuation School's Thirteenth Annual Sports win be held en June 23. at the Jalan Besar Stadium. The following events are open to Old Boys of the School: 220 yards and 440 yards Relay Race.
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    SPORT AND GENERAL NEWS FROM MALACO
    113 16 STOLE CROCKERY AND BRASS [From Our Om Correspondent] Malacca, June 15. JJfcNTOL bin Mohamad Smr, aged 20. a Malay with two previous convictions, was convicted on a charge ot housebreaking and theft by the District Judge, on Tharsday, and sentenced to six months' rigorous
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    Chinese Resident's Death
    88 16 \From Our Oun Correspondent] Malacca, June 15. death occurred yesterday at Tranquerah at his residence of Mr. Koh Seng Watt. Mr. Koh Seng IVatt who was about 45 years of age had been ailing for some time. In his younger days h was a good footballer and
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    WATCHMAN CHARGED WITH KNIFE ATTACK
    234 16 [From Our Oicn Correspondent Malacca, June 15. T HK caae m which Rahim bin Noah, a watchman ot the City Park. is charged with causing hurt to another watchman, Dalip Singh, was continued in the District Court, before Mr. Thorogood, to-day. The prosecution wa- conducted
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    163 16 (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat, June 15. SENGARAN. a young Tamil of Batu Anam, Johore. preferred prison to a payment of fine in the Segamat magistrate's court before Inche Rauf bin Mohamed Sa'at. Ho was charged with evading customs duty of 50 cents on 44 katis of
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    Samsu Convictions
    72 16 'From Our Own Correspondent. Segain&t, June 15. pOR manufacturing am u in a c] Saat. the masLtmtr M &med A Tamil. Manikam. was brought ur or possession of illicit liquor S mod five dollars cr three day? hart abour. Per breaking two bottle* con taining hquor when arrested
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    WU HAN SONGSTERS
    90 16 [From Our Own Correspondent] tv Malacca, Jane 15 orana charity concert by the Wu Slles^ntlhi' J^S 6 b Nightin" Laics, and the oieh Sayan Parties and Professor Weng Koon y oo n. wr Ibe v Var* 5fr I ?!S ma J c Cf Mrs an Chay \an
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    Malacca Hold Third Soccer Trial
    110 16 IFrom Our n T HE >..„,, I |J > Played on 'up triaj Payers turn,,! J did not ff* *"T3 ssssv Judging- j> thistle was blown 6 r** 0 lame, match might well h Hand-Ball" have be ihe ground. After a goalies r m fc
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    Revenue Case At Muar
    133 16 [Prom. Our Om c c TAN SION before Inch Ha»< the roUowing ch*££ against him. That at ainat v 30 p m bn ■•t Parit Percha Darat ho wa possession ol Sve quarts of illkttoS on which duty af «15 ted not im paid. The van*
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    93 16 \Fro}7i Our Oh n Ccrrespomĕtntl i/fitar Hiursdsy A3 a result ti a tatal motor accw Bukit Pasir yea eria) m I when a Chines;* boy, Wong Swee was knocked clown and lnli< hbin Kasan was this morning product before Inche Karon bin Bhnai charged with having
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    MEIHSIEN BOMBED: SCHOOL DESTROYED
    65 17 Swatow. CIVE Japanese bombers subjected Moihsiln, an important town northeasi of this port and close to the Fukien border, to a severe air raid. One bomb scored a direct hit on the County Middle School and several school children were killed. Several shops in the main
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    1176 17 FOREIGN DONA TIONS BEING USED BY BANDS OF MERCY WORKERS WORKING gainst hu?e odds, tiny band of mercy workers has achieved a medical miracle in Yenan, Shansi Province. Composed of a Red Cross Unit and a few volunteers, the hand has
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    258 17 OSCf a bandit leader and bw, Miss Golden pToter wto day a full colonel o? fll guerrillas operating in JL h Lake region bom, t *-»gs. and Chekiant Proving For years. Miss "Golden Flower" •sue was better known-aed aand then also a bandi les /g
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    95 18 ITo the Editor of the Malaya Tribune] V Sir ™T A recenl finding by a court In inp F.M.S. regarding the ease of a divorced Malay woman who was charged with intimacy with a ncn-Muslim leads me to inquire why it is that male
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    94 18 TTo the Editor oj ihe Malaya Tribune] Sir—My sympathies are w>th my cyclist friend in the surprise the received with regard to his number plate. I am a cycle owner and, following the rule of common sense, I imagined that of ter I had paid $1 tor the
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    110 18 < From Onr Own correspondent) Segamat, June lb TEN dollars each were the fines Imposed 3 by inche Raul bin Mohamed Sa'at, the Segamat magistrate, on. ten Chines* ol Jagon. a Kampong a few miles from Segamat who were arrested In a c ffee shop by a raiding
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    107 18 C__ T Singapore, Thursday. OKTEOL over the sale of fresh meat vegetables, fruits and fish in rural areas is sought by the Rural Board, and with this object in view new by-laws to be called the Rural Board Food and Dnnks By-laws, have been drafted. Drawn
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    381 18 Singapore, Thursday. Lucy Nora Feehally. daughter of the late Mr. William John Feehally and Mrs. Feehally. of Devon, became the bride of Mr. Bernard Charles Jackson Buckeridge, son of the late Mr. Harry Buckeridge and Mrs. Buckeridge of London, at a pretty ceremony which took place
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    297 18 Future Procedure Singapore, Thursday. PROSECUTIONS under the Rural Board Ordinance and the procedure to be followed in future wjie discussed and settled at to-day s meeting of the Board over which the chairman, Mr. W. S. Ebden, presided. TJhe chairman mentioned at the outset that
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    62 18 London. June 15. In view of bis previous associations with Finland General Sir Walter Kirke, Director-General of the Ti rritoriaJ Army, was invited to revisit that ccuntrq. Be his now been able to accept the Invitation and is leaving London for a -short visi; to Finland on Saturday in response
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    239 18 'From Our Oun Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. OEYERAL interesting gallops were witnessed this morning when candidates were given fast workouts on the main track. FLYING COLUMN (Farthing) and SYCILLIAN (Whalan) looked very impressive when associated together oyer sixfurlongs. Given a fast workout over the first three furlongs
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    100 18 JJNDER the patronage of the China Relief Fund Committee of Singapore, an exhibition of Chinese paintings by Mr. Ong Schang Tchow, M A. will be held at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Hill Street, Singapore from to- morrow to Juno 25, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Proceeds
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      559 18 SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY ilications arc invited for the oost Assistant Roads Engineer the au" ntment being in thr fir.-; instance on tree years Agreement. dictates should be oetween 23 and years of ago and preferably unci Applicants must have passed ociati Membership Examination Institution of Civil Engineers and rence will be
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    Congress President Tries To Settle Digboi Strike In Assam
    404 19 DISCUSSIONS IN CALCUTTA Calcutta, June 10. a settlement of the Digboi Oil Company strike, n continuing for over two months now, were discussed Ira Prasad. Congress President, Dr. B. C. Roy, Dr. M i ;bera of the Congress Working Committee, the
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    VILLAGE SURROUNDED BY POLICE
    148 19 Rawalpindi, June 7. ACCORDING to reports pouring: in from village Thatta in Attook District about 150 persons have been detained and the village is practically surrounded by the police. Following the political conference held there under the presidentship of Dr. S. D. Kitchlew, thirteen prominent congressmen
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    Posed As Congress' Foreign Secretary!
    476 19 Karachi, June 10. INTERESTING details are now available of the hoax that a man purporting to be a Foreign Secretary of A.I.C.C, played on Sind Congressmen in connection with which Acharya Kripalani, Secretary. A.I.C.C, issued a warning, Thus writes the "Karachi Daily:" ••A Prince of
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    High Court For Punjab Hill States
    88 19 Simla. June 10.—Establishment of a High Court in Simla for the Punjab Hill States will engage the attention of the conference of the Punjab Hill States which is meeting here on June 15 under the presidecy of the Political Agent. The question of another
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    Film On Mecca
    118 19 Bombay, June B.—The Government of Bombay has authorised the Bombay Board of Film Censors to permit the exhibition of the film "Mecca" (Haj produced by an Egyptian Company. The picture purports to show some phases of Mecca during the Haj period and chiefly deals with the procession
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    Congress Premier's Son Gaoled
    116 19 Pfshawar, June 9. OBEIDULLAH KHAN, Premier Dr. Khan Sahib s son. who was arrested twenty days ago in connection with the Muftiabad trouble arising out of ejectment orders against the lesses of the local landlord, was convicted and sentenced to-day to 18 months' rigorous imprisonment by
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    68 19 Bombay, June 6. MR Hurekrishna Manatab. member of the Congress Working Committee, who arrived here to interview OanoW]i in connection with the Orissa States nroblem left fcr Cuttack to-night on receipt of an urgent telegram. It is stated that the Resident of Orissa States fes now agreeable to
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