Morning Tribune, 7 June 1938

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. 2.— No. 109. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, June 7, 1938 FIVE CENTS.
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    CANTON BECOMES DESERT OF DESOLATION
    276 1 JAP PLANES LEAVE ANOTHER TRAIL OF DEATH DEAD LITTERS STREETS; FRENCH HOSPITAL BOMBED |.M ONE OF THE MOST INTENSIVE AIR RAIDS ON CANTON YESTERDAY, 40 TO 50 JAPANESE PLANES INFLICTED OVER 1,500 CASUALTIES, DEMOLISHED OVER 1,000 BUILDINGS, BLEW OUT ONE SIDE OF A FRENCH HOSPITAL
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    DR. SUN FO
    25 1 Hague, Monday. Dr. Sun Fo has left for Brussels and will go to Paris later to confer with Dr. Wellington Koo.- Reuter
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    French Hospital Hit
    400 1 During the morning attempts were :nade by the raiders to bomb Pearl River Bridge and the French-owned Mourner Hospital situated on the cm- nese bund, directly. The side of thej building; was blown out and Commander: Talec, the French military surgeon, was -lightly wounded, while a colleague,!
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    N.W. FRONTIER TROUBLE
    46 1 Simla, Mondav. A BRITISH corporal was killed and two n privates wounded in an enw>"^ 4 Mamira^ha with northwest frontier tribesmen who badly damaged trie war Ginarai reservoir. The recrudee of trouble is attributed to the ttuence of the Faoir of Ipi. Reuter
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    BRITISH SHIP ON FIRE
    49 1 Valencia, Monday. Three of the crew of an unnamed Brieargo ship were killed when the I was bombed by five insurgent a( -roplanes at Alicante. The ship was hi t by several bombs and caught fire.--Reuter. ter: The name of the ship was the Winifred."
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    NAVAL ARMS TALKS ARE NEARING END
    89 1 NAVAL ARMS TALKS ARE NEARING END London. Mondav ITEGOTIATIONS over naval arms betN ween Britain. France and America, which have been proceeding over two months in London, are nearing completion, says Reuter's diplomatic corrrsPNo announcement will be made re"irdin" the terms of the agreement until Germany and Russia are notified
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    PER UECUADOR BORDER CLASHES
    72 1 Ecuador, Monday. Shots were fired and one Ecuadorias soldier was killed and one wounded i when Peruvian troops crossed the fron- tier at the River Napo. Peruvians also captured an officer and two other soldiers. Ecuador protested to Peru regarding the incident which is the second
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    Kaifent Captured?
    18 1 Shanghai, Monday. Semi-official Japanese reports clain that the occupation of Kaifeng wa: completed this morning. Reuter
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    SPANISH PLANES BOMB FRENCH SOIL
    127 1 FIRED ON IN RETURN; SEVERE REPRISALS THREATENED Perpignan, Monday NINE Spanish aeroplanes again flew over^ French territory this morning. French batterie? fired at the machines which flew back to Spain. M Daladier proceeded, to the area bombed yesterday to make a personal investigation and arrange
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    AMERICAN DOCTORS' HORROR
    129 1 Canton, Monday. i lIORROR and indignation arc 11 voiced in numerous world- j wide telegraphic appeals against 1 Jananese bombing, despatched t i from here by foreigner*. Local American physicians, in 1 I a broadcast statement to-night 1 i to the American people, stat< i inter alia:
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    "OUTLAW CIVILIAN BOMBINGS"
    320 1 "OUTLA W CIVILIAN BOMBINGS" London, Monday. THI-: Times in a leading article under the heading- "War on Civilians," says though many civilians were killed in the week-end air raids on Canton it seems that on this occasion the principal targets were legitimate military objectives Bombing from the air of crowded
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      35 1 i ON OTHER PAGES Mother Child Drowned Local Weddings 2 3 i <. i pint; Wound In Throat S London Letter 8&: K.L. Races i i larke Cup 22 Perak v. Negri F.M.S.— Colony Tennis 24
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    MOTHER & CHILD DROWNED IN WELL
    141 2 MOTHER CHILD DROWNED IN WELL Infant Was 1 Strapped On To Her Back i From Our Own Correspondent) IPOH, MONDAY. THE TRAGIC DISCOVERY OF A DOUBLE FATALITY NEAR CHEMOR IN WHICH A MOTHER AND HER CHILD WERE FOUND DROWNED, WAS MADE IN THE EARLY HOURS. THE WOMAN, AN ELDERLY CHINESE,
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    PAHANG DENTAL OFFICER WEDS
    54 2 PAHANG DENTAL OFFICER WEDS 1111 WEDDING picture of Dr. Ronald Melville Armstrong, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Armstrong of Singapore, and Assistant Dental Officer, Kuala LipK Pahang, and Miss Gladys Jansen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. \V. E. Jansen. of Singapore. The ceremony was held yesterday at the Cathedral
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    MASS EVACUATION OF HANKOW
    115 2 MASS EVACUATION OF HANKOW Hankow, Monday. THE mass exodus of non-combatant Chinese from the Hankow area estimated at more than a million, is ordered by the Government as the result firstly of the fear of indiscriminate Japanese bombing and secondly owing to the difficulties which would attend a large scale
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    Johore Bahru Assizes
    56 2 It is hereby notified that by virtue of the powers conferred upon him by subjection (ii) of section 51 of the Courts Enactment, the Judge with the concurrence of the State Secretary has altered the date lor the commencement of the Assizes at Johore Bahru, from Tuesday
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    Hospital Dresser Assaulted
    293 2 ALLEGED INCIDENT IN (From Our Own Co-respondent* Taiping, Monday. TAN POH AUN and Sin Ban Hoe were fined $75 each and also ordered to pay $15 each as costs of the prosecution to Che Hazzim. dresser of the Taiping Hospital, for voluntarily causing hurt to him was
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    MAN WITH GAPING THROAT WOUND ROUSES NEIGHBOUR
    567 3 DIED IN HOSPITAL 8 DAYS LATER MURDER CHARGE AGAINST FISH BREEDER Singapore, Monday. HOW a neighbour came to his house at about one on the morning of Apr. 6, with a gaping wound across his throat, was jelated by Lau Thiam Ek, a
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    TAMIL BROTHERHOOD PARTY OFFICERS
    167 3 AT the third annual general meeting of the Tamil Brotherhood Party held at the Anglo Tamil School Hall, Hastings Road, the following were elected officebearers for the ensuring year: President: Mr. K. Periayah (re-elec-ted >; Vice-president: Mr. N. Somu; Hon. Gen. Secretary: Mr. T. Ellaga-i-uhan (re-elected);
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    TAMIL REFORM ASSOCIATION
    99 3 T Singapore, Monday. HE monthly committee meeting of the Tamils' Reform Association, alacca. was held on Sunday, May 29, ith the President, Mr. A L Sidam--1 in the chair. After the minutes of the previous meeting and the accounts had been passed, the resignation of Mr. P.
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    FINGER SEVERED
    30 3 Singapore, Monday. An Indian had the forefinger of his !1 -ht Hand lopped off when it was '■aujjht in some machinery at the 12th milestone. Seletir. this morning.
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    RESEARCH IN TROPIC MEDICINE
    208 3 RESEARCH IN TROPIC MEDICINE London, May 20. THE Medical Research Council, ad--1 vised by their Tropical Medical Research Committee (appointed after consultation with the Colonial Office), announce that up to three junior fellowships are offered Immediately for reward to qualified medical men wishing to receive training with a view to
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH
    59 3 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH de Zilva nee Surin. On 6th June. 1938, at the General Hospital, Singapore, Rosalind Bridget, dearly beloved wife of Mr. Lynn de Zilva, of Messrs Borneo Motors Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, in her 33rd year The funeral will take place at Kuala Lumpur at 5 p.m. on Wednesday,
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      36 3 HORSE HEAD BRAND '3 JW^z. MADE IN BURMA 1.1 AIIAMLED 100% Hv» B i^V JB HAPEK, (.11 111 I \N CO., LTD., Singapore Koala Lumpur, Penan*. m^ THE WRITING BiHiffl FLUID THAT'S H^gjKp FOUNTAIN PEN SINGAPORE.
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      85 3 MUAR NAN YANG HOTEL AGENTS. Express Service 3 times daily. 1. HAI CHEW HOTEL. 35. Beach f*oad Singapore. Tel: 3015 2. NAN YANG HOTEL, 41, Jalan Maharani. Muar. Tel. 156 3. NAN (HANG HOTEL. 84. Biiiiim Raya, Malacca. Tel: 92 1. Singapore to Muar. Malacca K.L at 7.00 a.m. 2.00
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  • RREUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      75 4 London. Saturday 2nd Forward (August) Buyers M ForVard (Octree.) Buyers 511 16 London. Saturday. •ALM OIL (Malaya) 3£! Previous To-day In bulk JunelJuly shipment £14-5-0 closed OPRA (Straits, F.M.S.) June Shipment £11-0-0 Nominal SAGO FLOUR (Sarawak) JunelJuly Shipment 73 sellers TAPIOCA (lst quality) (Singapore) June Shipment 12;9 Sellers
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      LONDON SHAM LIST
      120 4 London. Friday Previoui x<>-day Chan, Distillers 94 1 9 94 j 9 Dunlop Rubber 26 6 2616 General Electric 6717 V-» 68 6 Mfu Imperial Chemical Industries 29i4V 2 29J3 *Sui Imperial Tobacco 131<3 1313 2Q Anglo-Dutch 2219 22 1 6 Canadian Pacific SV. 5V_ London Tin
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      METAL MARKET
      15 4 London, Saturday TIN Standard Previous To-day change Spot (afternoon iclosing price) gg^ Closed
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      CUNARD WHITE STAR BUILDING POLICY
      533 4 Sir Percy Bates' Survey Of Results ADDRESSING the meeting of the Cunard Steam Ship Co Ltd., in Liverpool, Sir Percy E. Bates, Bart., G.8.E., said that real progress had been made during the past year, and observed that there was still time for 1938 to
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      BULLION MARKET
      35 4 London, Saturday. ini n Previous To-day Change MiM £7-0-9 £7-0-8 —Id. Fine Bar per oz. (premium lV 2 d.> SILVER Spot 19 1 16 19 116 4 months' forward. 18^4 18 3 4
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      63 4 London, Saturday. Previous To-day Change T.T. on Paris (closing middle rate) 178.26 ***** —05 T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 8.96 5|16 8.96 5 16 T.T. on Bhanghai (closing selling rate) 10»/ 2 10% +V4 T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) 113 Unchanged T.T. on Japan (closing selling
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      35 4 RUBBER New York. June 3. Previous To-day Chan Snot Buyers Steady oyw SeUers 113 16 Closed JulylSept. J* 516 Buvers H^b Sellers 11 9,16 TIN TnnP Steady Steady sSot 385 381 2
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      230 5 S. E LEVY CO. Shanghai, Hongkong. Manila. StolfPapoff^ im&mtm&nt Banker* and Brokers In Secuntie* and Com nttu; Dailj Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Set vie: Members: NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF N.Y. NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE. CHICAGO BOARD OF IKADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE. BHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE.
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      585 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Companv Singapore, June 4, 1 p.m. MINING Ampat 3,7% 4[1% Asam Kumbang 28j- 30|Burma Malay 21|- 22-cd Ayer Hitam 22|6 23j6 Ayer Weng 0.60 0.65 Bangrin Tin 2016 2116 BatuSelangor 1.35 1.40 Burma Malay 21|- 22|chenderiang 16|3 17 3 Hitam Tin 0.38 0.43 Hong Fatt
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      374 5 F m° rds 20 3 213 Esi Trust Af. ..4 75 »16 n e^ United ..32.50 33 50 00 r%* p r ef s 915 94Q Gt F V J V? 6000 700 h. L. pt. pd. 1900 20 00 Hammer and Co. ;KM 35 50 e !?S Wa »sh
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      230 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore, Saturday. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampat 3|7>/ 2 4|l»/ 2 Batu Selangor 1.35 1.40 Hong Fatt 1.03 1.06 Hongkong Tin 20 3 2113 Jelebu 0.68 0.73 Kamunting Tin 9j9 10 6 Katu Tin 24 25|-cd Killinghall 186 19|6 Kramat 10|6 11|6 Kuchai 1.35 1.40 Larut 9,6 10
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      385 6 j iamu What She LAST NIGHT 6-15 and 9-15 PAVILION j 'MP m-cm's L **'***Z l J ts ?jlS?* HrlC OTI Divorces \s, -W W^WCI WJt^M W^ 1 Boston, Massachusetts V lIP, i- m ¥7 e om H e out P"!" 1^ in su PPort of dWorci -M«i aA II
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    ASSAULT ALLEGED AGAINST OFFICIAL
    685 7 LOCAL LANDOWNER IS COMPLAINANT (From Our Own Correspondent) Batu Pahat, Sunday AT the Batu Pahat Supreme Court to-day Mr. H. W. Nightingale, Acting Second Assistant Adviser, Batu Pahat appeared before Mr. K. Wilson, Assistant Adviser, Muar, on a charge of having caused hurt to Syed Hassan
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      30 7 MX7 1 CHANGE AT THE AlhambrA A 20TH CENTURY FOX SMASHING MUSICAL \^»OIT A RIOT GRAND CIV SONG 01 A HITS CHARMING (iLOBIA STUART ONE OF THE GI.O -BOARIOI'S CAST <.
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    BRITAIN IS FILLING HER "EMERGENCY CUPBOARD"
    2214 8 BRITAIN IS FILLING HER "EMERGENCY CUPBOARD" TACKLING THE PROBLEM OF EVACUATING LONDON'S INHABITANTS j THE j LONDON i s s 1 POINT OF s i S VIEW i a at I/IHL4D OF 1 s s What The Ministry O/j Supply HasDonc— Bridging Any Likely Wartime Caps S j\re 1915 Failures
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    BRITAIN'S STRANGEST TRIAL HELD
    1426 9 Continuing OUR LONDON LETTER I unnecessarily, is penalised by the in- crease in forfeitures for under-tricks after the first, even when not doubled. The penalty for the first under-trick remain! 50, but is increased to 100 for subsequent tricks under the new recommendations. The penalties, as
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      58 9 MALAYAN lli:roilll BROKEN WITH "NEW HUDSON" ALFRFD DA SILVA winner of the Kuala Lumpur-Seremban-and-back Cycle Rofld Race in the KK OKI) lIMF OF 4 hrs. 19 mint, in a field of 27. HiS CYCLE WAS A "NEW HUDSON" SIM HIDSONS MCI BKITISII HI 111 AND THE (IH)l(K OF CHAMPIONS SOLE
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Tuesday, June 7, 1938 ILLICIT SAMSU
    308 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Tuesday, June 7, 1938 ILLICIT SAMSU ACCORDING to the report on the Customs and Excise Department, Federated Malay States, for the year 1937 there was a considerable decrease in the number of illicit samsu distilling cases brought to light during the year under review. As formerly, the
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    AMERICAN VIEW Of Britain
    977 10 AMERICAN VIEW Of Britain k PLEASANT book for Englishmen to read is Quincy Howes 'England expects every American to do his duty." It explains how very clever they are. how they play upon simple human weaknesses which they find in the Americans of the most influential sort, so that. by
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    BAD CROP PROSPECTS IN WESTERN EUROPE
    881 11 BAD CROP PROSPECTS IN WESTERN EUROPE Toll Of Frost Drought London. DROUGHT and frost, which hav e threatened to ruin crops in England, have also taken their toll in several parts of Europe, says Reuter. Although Germany and the Balkan countries have suffered little, the wine-growing districts of France are
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    RANCHER EARL VISITS ENGLAND
    252 11 RANCHER EARL VISITS ENGLAND (By Air Mail) London, May 28. THE rancher Earl. Frederick George Morre Perceval, 11th Earl of Egmont, has Just come to England with his wife from Calgary, Canada. His father— a rancher tco—established his claim to the ?arldom in If 30, and the family lived for
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      56 11 THE TRUI TONIC FOOD j ObttfcMfcte «f ChmmltU mn4 Storm j DINE DAIVCE at the Capitol Restaurait Music by KURT BLACII hi^ Orchestra WEDNESDAY If- FIUDAY. 8 P.M. in Midnight. NO ADMISSION CHAftGE. cq')' f Telfsjraphic Address: PHONE 5934^ A^v GOODWOOD Charmingly situated ideal for vtstr crs and UmrUU COCKTAIL
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    HISTORY REPEATS ITS F AT ALDERSHOT
    274 12 HISTORY REPEATS ITS F AT ALDERSHOT The magnificence of one of the most famous spectacles in history was revived at 1 of the Cloth of Gold WM leheaised for the Aldershot Tattoo, opening on Juno \M Gold" took place on the Plain of Ardres near Calais in 1520 and took
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      170 12 England now? 5} daj# across the air all the way by Einpi r t» f lying-Boat The bi K 4-«nflnad empike Oying-bo*ti now Imvi BAngapore lor Enghmd 'wicc A week. They arc the last word In atr-gotog luxury xoa have a making room on board, a promenade deck, hot ana
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      41 13 INSPECT OUR BEAUTIFUL CHOICE OF LADIES GENTS WRIST WATCHES IN STAINLESS STEEL GOLD WHITE GOLD PLATINUM. JEWELLED WRIST WATCHES SET WITH REAL DIAMONDS A SPECIALITY. All our watches are guaranteed entirely made In Switzerland AGENTS FOR RENE ULLMANN lIAFFLES PLACE. SINGAPORE.
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    highways and Byways To Beauty
    769 14 highways and Byways To Beauty Secrets Of Make-up Are Revealed This Week By ELIZABETH ARDEN, World-Famous Beauty Specialist THE five articles which have preceded this one. have been devoted to the basic care of the skin, as well as to the question of how to repair ravages caused by age
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    Banish Those Blemishes
    286 14 These Hints For Complexion Troubles Will Enable You To Face Your Mirror With Confidence MOST skin blemishes can be cured by the proper treatment, so if you are not altogether satisfied with your complexion, start to-day to see what you can do to remedy matters. Pimples and
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    456 14 ing will also help, but in this case, after you have finished washing, dab the face with witch-hazel and leave it free to the air. Then, before applying rouge and powder, wash your face over with a good, soothing antiseptic astringent which will secure a good finish, but which is
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      55 14 £^S ELIZABETH ARDEN'S A{| M VOl R POWDER BASK IS IMPORTANI Vor a smooth, perfect finish, and to v^ Q| protect your skin against sun and dust. Egjgaj use Elizabeth Arden Powder Base J J LILLE DE FRANCE I Lille Lotion CREAM AMORETTA I t>ss& Ultra Amoretta M 1 Vtl
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    Your Hair Is Important
    859 15 Make The Most Of Your "Crowning Glory" If You The Elaborate Coiffures Of To-day THERE have never been so many attractive hair-dres-sing styles as there are to-day and it is years and years since there has been so much individuality about them. The qualities that impress
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      35 15 "MADGE" Flower Shop Stamford Illi Tel. 4227 WEDIMNCJ SHEAFS Church decoration a Speciality BOUQI'KTS. FLORAL BASKETS. Wreaths, floral decorations Fin short notice. Singapore Orchids. Cut Fresh Flowers Orchids cut and in pots. BY AEROPLANE DAILY.
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      16 15 W£JA/)£?A££ Unusual weddino S'f ts at I moderate prices, 18, Battery Road, Ist Floor, Phone 7143.
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      449 16 n Ilii^S?^) BY PsOandBRITISH INDIA LINES (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) Outwards. Due Due Tonnage S'pore Tonnage S'pore e 1938 1938 NALDERA 16,000 June 17 BHUTAN 6,100 July 30 RANPURA 17,000 July 1 BEHAR 6.000 Aug. 8 BANGALORE 6,000 July 2 CHITRAL 15,000 Aug. 12 RAWALPINDI 17,000 July 15 SOUDAN 6.500 Aug.
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      489 16 Ih^. TO FRENCH PORTS j J CHARGE URS REUNIS i HOMEWARDS. S BANGKOK For Marseilles Havre Antwerp Dunkirk June 16 'CAP TOURANE For Marseilles, Nantes. S. Nazaire Bordeaux Juns 24 1 "DALNY" For Marseille, Havre Antwerp Dunkirk July 4 DESIRADE For Marseilles, Nantes, S. Nazaire Bordeaux July 22 ITO SAIGON
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    CHINA HAS MORAL SUPPORT OF GERMANS
    310 17 CHINA HAS MORAL SUPPORT OF GERMANS Ineffectiveness Of Japans War Machine Berlin. gENEATH Germany's official pr 0 Japanese policy— which the officially controlled Press dutifully reflects by printing a great deal about Japan's great victories '—lies a growing sentiment throughout the country i n favour of China. The official attitude
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    IRON GUARD LEADER IN SECRET PRISON
    102 17 Bucharest. TO prevent his followers from his res--1 cue, Corneliu Codreanu. leader of the banned Fascist Iron Guard, has been moved to a secret prison far from the capital. ihe secret service discovered that his previous prison was known to his comrades still at
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    MILITARY NEWS
    70 17 Law Will Prohibit Its Publication Cairo. THE Ministry of War and Marine has 1 drawn up a bill prohibiting the publication of news concerning the Egyptian Army without obtaining the previous consent of the Military Autho-I Hties concerned, and inflicting punishment on any one contravening the law. The
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    Widow Accused Of 11 Murders
    148 17 Widow Accused Of 11 Murders Brussels. ACCUSED of murdering 11 men and women by poisloning in less than four years, Marie Petltjean, known as iVidow Becker, a 58-year-old tailoress of Liege, faces her trial at Liege Assizes. She is also charged with five attempted murders by poisoning, and there are
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      113 17 SHIPS IN DOCK SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECETED TO ARRIVE Entrance Exit Ships Godown Gate Gate Juno 16 2 3 Achilles 9 2 3 Benmohr 30 2 3 Siamese Prince 32 2 3 Asakasan Maru 36 2 3 Marudu 38 2 3 Islami 46 4 5 i a. iik
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    MALA YAN CUSTOMS OFFICER'S ROMANCE
    152 18 MALA YAN CUSTOMS OFFICER 'S ROMANCE (From Our Own Correspondent London, May 29 QUITE generously spiced with romance il the announcement recently ttf th P ori<rnpp^pnt pnri shortly forthcoming marriage of Miss Vivienn e Johnson, onlv daughter of the late Mr T. H. Johnson, and Mrs. Johnson Avenue Road, Doncaster,
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    KILLED BY MAD BULLOCK
    95 18 KILLED BY MAD BULLOCK i S k BULLOCK broke loose from A the Spalding. Lines, cattle market recently, and a farm I foreman who tried to head it I off was trampled to death. He was Frank Bracken- I borough, fifty-five, of Wykeham, j near Spalding. t S Women and
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    VANISHED VESSEL GIVEN UP
    551 18 Unsolved Mystery Of The Sea London. ALL hope has been abandoned for the safety of the British steamer AngloAustralian and her crew of 38, missing since March 24. The fate of this steamer of 5,546 tons, equipped with every safety device, of which nothing has been
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    BIG DEVELOPMENT PLANS FOR RAUB COLD
    703 18 £43,580 NET PROFIT FOR PAST YEAR AT the meeting of the Raub Australian Gold Mining Company Limited, held in Brisbane on May 24, Mr. De Burgh B. B. Perse (Chairman) submitted the following report for the year ended March 31, 1938. The result for
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    JOHORE CYCLING UNION
    75 18 A letter has been received by Inche Othman bin Ishak. Hon. Secretary Johore International Cycling Union. Johore Bahru, from the Hon. Dato Abdullah bin Esa, State Commissioner. Segamat. intimating that he has accepted the invitation to be one of the Patrons of the Union. A donation was
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    NEWS OF MALAYANS AT HOME
    194 18 London, May 20. A SON was born at a Florentine nursing home on Sunday May 15 to Margaret, the wife of Francis James Ronald Bottrall, Professor of English literature at the British Institute Florence, Italy. Mr. Bottrall was until last August Johoro Professor of English
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    238-MILE ROAD TRIAL
    889 19 HOAX PLAYED IN THROUGH RUBBER ESTATES AND ACROSS TIN LAND 'From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Sunday. OJSE of the stiff est courses ever used and a choice tit- bit reserved tor the very last, resulted in very fen competitors gaining first class maids in the fourth
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    Changes In S.A.F.A. League Fixtures
    380 19 IT is notified that the following changes in dates and venues have become necessary: DIVISION 1 Thursday, June .0 King's Birthday R.A.F. versus R.E., postponed to Saturday September J at Anson Road Stadium. DIVISION 2 11. M.5. "Terror" versus Fort Canning postponed on April 2,
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    CHINESE WOMEN'S NEW CLUB
    182 19 CHINESE WOMEN'S NEW CLUB Singapore, Monday. ANF hundred young Chinese women v have pot together and have founded a Singapore Chinese Women's and Girls' Association which will be formally registered very soon. 71M organiser; of the new oiun are members of the Nanyanp Chinese Stud ent.r Association It is felt
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    MR. JOE FISHER
    170 19 His many friends in Malaya will be interested to hear that a telegram has been received from Mr Joe fisher, who left Singapore in the Imperial Airways liner last Monday, stating that he arrived In London, after I pleasant flight, on Sunday. Munical Services versus Mental Hospital,
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    JAPANESE FEAR CHINESE AIR RAIDS IN MANCHURIA
    320 19 Shanghai, June 6. PEAKING that the Chinese air force may one day carry out an i xtensive air raid* over cities in Manchuria, the Japanese are rushing anti-aircraft defences in Mukden, Changchun and Harbin. The Japanese naval and air forces on the upper
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    BANK HAS ENOUGH GOLD BRICKS TO BUILD A COTTAGE
    145 20 Ott;. CANADA'S vaults have disgorged thl v nation's store of gold for the first time since the union of the provinces "Moving Day" began when the Bank of Canada moved to its new home from I temporary quarters. The gold reserve
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      48 20 Nff >a. Rottf 111 J //ftte World m^m BUY PILOT PEN THE CHEAPESI I k Gold°nib r tipped to the point, the famous I I II lin d hardest Hokkaido iridium which ts I §IK 1 TRANSPARENT IHE I ILOF PEN fr€O >65 HIGH STREET StNGflPOftE -rr.3L.-^^^^^^^^rnrn r^^iMiiriTMniiiwnniiniiinnniffl
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      126 20 FRASER COMPANY. List Of Current Dividends Singapore, June i^g Company Dividend Books Date tx. Dl*. Close Payable TIN Burma Malay 6d. No. 17 June 23 June 30 June 24 Katu 6d. No. 18 June 9 June 16 June 10 Malayan Tin Vk% Int. June 1 June 17 June 3 Renong
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      448 20 j ON THE RADIO 1 Ij, J. SINGAPORE LONDON ZIIL 1.333 Mcs (225.0 m.) TRANSMISSION 5 P M 6.00 Indian Music. GSB 9.51 Mcs (31.5 m.) 6.20 Chinese Music- A.M. 645 Children's Programme. (ENG- 6.40 "The Nightingale.'* A play Dy LisH). Francis Dillon, from the original 700 Dance Music played
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      343 20 too (continued): An excerpt from the rehearsal, from Rushmoor Arena, Aldershot. 10 50 'Hungarian Gipsy Party,' the Hungaria Restaurant, Lon- don. The Hungaria Gipsy Band. Bela BLsony is the conductor, and the music is introduced by Alexander Howard. 11 20 The News and Announcements Greenwich Time Signal at 4.15 1140
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      199 20 6.20 News in English. 6 35 Concert relayed from Paris P T.T 7.05 Talk on French events. 7.20 Concert relayed from Paris P.T.T 7.50 News in French Colonial marke: prices. 8.30 Talk on music by Mr. CharlesOulmont. 8.30 Social topics by Mr. Paul Rives 8 40 Gramophone records. 8.50 The
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    ANOTHER NEW COURSE RECORD SET UP
    1341 21 LOW DIVIDENDS AT K.L. RACE MEETING (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. EXCELLENT going and a big holiE day crowd favoured the WhitMonday programme of the Selanror Turf Club, when the second day's card of eight events was successfully run off. In the
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    DIVIDENDS AT A GLANCE
    114 21 Race I— MISS WENDY $33 and $10. Comma $9. Myanee $11. Race 2— MAID OF CASfffX $24 and $9. Monte Video $10. Some Flirt $12. Race 3— GOLD POINT $20 and $7. Smoke Dreams $6. Batti $7. Race 4— HARD GOING $29 and $9. Vision $9.
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    EUROPEANS LOSE EIGHT WICKETS FOR 15 RUNS!
    1374 22 SENSATIONAL PADANG CRICKET REST BEATEN BY JUST TWO WICKETS Singapore, Monday. GENBATIONAL cricket was witnessed on the S.C.C. Padang th«* afternoon, when the Rest nearly turned defeat into victory through the sensational collapse of the Europeans. When the Rest completed their second innings
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      553 22 I I I L SCORE BOARD REST, Ist Innings Roy Bain b Simpson 0 I N. Abbasbhoy b Simpson R. Thillianathan c Todd b Simpson 1? R. V. S. Sundram b Simpson j A. S. A. Jansen c Duke b Simpson 1 Chia Keng Hock b Growder L. Alvis c
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    SELANCOR'S GALLANT STRUGGLE
    270 23 PENANG WIN BY CHEOW TEIK MAKES 163, AND WILLIAMS 127 N. O. (From Our Own Reporter) r ,N'G beat Selangor by 104 runs at close of play in the fixture played at the Esplanade this evening. When Dlav continued for the lay this morning Eu Cheow Teik
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    GOLF GARRISON G. C. BEAT THE ISLAND CLUB
    128 23 GOLF GARRISON G. C. BEAT THE ISLAND CLUB THE match between the Garrison Golf Club and the Island Club, played at Tanglin on Sunday, resulted in a win for the Garrison Golf Club by 9V 2 points to one. The scores were (Garrison names first):— Major H. G. B. Mijling
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    175 23 YESTERDAY'S RACES-Page 21 SELANGOR 2ND INNINGS >muson Smith c Ah Ee b Andres 35 W Soon Wee c Stewart b Wt^terhout 31 3 S. Gillc b Andres 22 Ude Silva c Cheow Teik b Williams 25 B. M. Ariffin hit wkt. b Andres 2 A L Henry b Stewart 21
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    S.R.C.-R.A.F. ATHLETICS
    75 23 S.R.C.-R.A.F. ATHLETICS I' started by Sgt. Major Rutley in 1936. the third annual athletic >ined meet of the SRC. and the A F will be held at the SRC. "■idanq on Wednesday, June 8. at 4.45 P rn. ents are as follows: 100 yds.; 0 yds 440 yds.; 880 yds.:
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    CHILDREN'S SPORTS AT BLAKAN MATI
    109 23 CHILDREN'S SPORTS AT BLAKAN MATI BLAKAN MATI held their Children's Sports yesterday afternoon, when a pleasant day was enjoyed by parents, visitors and the children, thanks to the efforts of the Committee. After tea was served. Mrs. J. R Laurie, wife of the Officer Commanding, away the numerous prizes. The
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    PENANC BOXING
    32 23 ffi m Ovr Own Reportc r Penang, Mond. Battlin M easily outpointed 8 8 over ten rounds In the ent of the boxinu promotion at Fun and Frolic Stadium to-night.
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    PERAK JUST BEAT THE CLOCK
    495 23 7- WICKET WIN OVEF3 NEGRI (From Our Own Reporter) Seremban, Monday. DERAK, who after the f irst day's play yesterday, seemed sure of inflicting an innings defeat on Negri Sembilan, just managed to beat th clock to win the two-day inter-state encounter by seven wfcketfl
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      77 23 Y.M.C.A. TENNIS y mca tennla tic TODW Men's SingJes: Yap Ah H:t:i vs T Kobaya hi; I h Ab<>(j Um TO-MOBROU Men's Wlftf; M I Recht} VI I Hock; 'Jan Etuck 'I'".- v Dr Chi i k Yam Johore Tennis r .id the RoyaJ Johore Club tournan Ml N S
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      104 23 To-day's Tides Hich Tide: 6.25 p.m., 7 ft. Bins. L«e Pang Kim and J. B. McMorine \k> J. G. Clemetson and DC. Meathrel 1; G. O. G. Hoy and H. D McLaren E. R. MacDermot and H. C. Dodgsoi\ 1; FO. G. F. Chater and Ft. Lt. R. C. Keary
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    Colony Retain The Guillemard Cup
    187 24 F.M.S. Sweep Ladies' Events In Annual Tennis i From Our Oicn Reporter) Ipoh, Monday. THE Colony retained the Guillemard Cup by beating the Malay States by 19 points' to 17 points. The Malay States easily won the McCabe Reay Cup by a wide margin of
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    39 24 Mr. A. J. Braga will address the Singapore Rotary club on Wednesday on "Safari Snapshots." He has just returned from a bunting expedition in Africa, and he will give, in his talk, accounts cf his experiences during trie trip.
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    TRIANGULAR BADMINTON TOURNEY ENDS
    205 24 Selangor Penang Triumph iFrovi Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Monday. SELANGOR retained the Leong Sin Nam Cup in the triangular badminton tournament while Penang won the Raja Permaisuri's Cup from Selangor in the ladies' events. Final scoring was as follows: LEONG SIN NAM CUP Selarßor 11 matches
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    HOME CRICKET
    85 24 AUSTRALIANS BEAT i ESSEX London, Monday. TIIK Australians beat Essex by 97 runs in their fixture at Southend, the last for the Australians before the First Test at Trent Bridge. Australians 145 »K. Fames 4 for 43, Brown 55 and 153. Essex 114 (Ward 7 for 51 and
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    56 24 Hongkong, Monday. The Japanese Consul has received the British protest from the Hongkong Government and forwarded it to Japan. Referring to the allegation that Japanese planes Hew over Shameen, on which the protest was based, the Consul declared: "I for one am very sorry and our people have to be
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    FREUD IN LONDON
    56 24 London, Monday JINRECOGNISED by big holiday crowds the aged Jewish psychologist 9gmund Freud arrived in London to-day He surprisingly received permission to leave Austria on Saturday and told an interviewer: "I have no plans. I merely desire to end the few days left in me te the
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    STOP PRESS
    99 24 London. Monday THE trustees ol the Austrian Government international guara^ loan 1933-53 and the guaranteed conversion loan 1934-59 announce thai no part ol the monthly instalment on service loans due on June 1 have yet been provided. The trusteenave lodged an emphatic protest and advised the committee of
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    36 24 Canton, Tuesday During the Japanese air raid, the airmen intentionally bombed crowds of refugees who were massed aloiu 1 the 623-road alon»* the Bund which gives entry into Shaman Hundred* of casualties resulted.- Sin Chew Jit
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