Morning Tribune, 10 June 1938

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. 3.— No. 112. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, June 10, 1938. FIVE CENTS
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    POWERS SHOULD HELP, SAYS CHIANG
    49 1 CHINA'S FIGHTING STRENGTH DOUBLED ARMY PEOPLE CONFIDENT OF FINAL VICTORY HANKOW, THURSDAY. JHE PARAMOUNT NECESSITY FOR ALL FRIENDLY POWERS TO FULFIL TREATY OBLIGATIONS BY GIVING CHINA POSITIVE ASSISTANCE IS EMPHASISED BY MARSHAL CHIANG KM-SHEK IN A LENGTHY STATEMENT ISSUED TO-DAY s~3 fig"*? SHESaaSSS Reuter
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    LOAN FOR CHINA URGED IN BRITAIN
    138 1 London. June 9. DECLARING th*t civilised people are horrified by the bestial bombing of unarmed civilians at Canton, the Daily Herald says diplomatic protests alone are useless and suggests that men and women m Britain should demand that the Government should show condemnation of
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    I.L.O. CRISES
    142 1 Qenerm, Thursday. MR. Chu. the Chinese workers' delegate to the International Labour office conference, to-day sought to deliver a speech attacking Japan. The president warned Mr Chu that no political attacks would be allowed* and refused him the floor. Mr Chu threatens to withdraw from the conference. Before
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    ALLEGED PLOT TO KIDNAP LORD NUFFIELD
    799 1 ALLEGED PLOT TO KIDNAP LORD NUFFIELD SENSATIONAL STORY TOLD IN COURT A London, Thursday sensaconal story of an alleged attempt to kidnap Lord Nuffield was told today m Oxford Police Court when Thornton (accused reappeared before the Court. Mr. j. H. Parham, appearing on behalf of the Director of Public
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    Boy's Corpse Found; Suspect Detained
    187 1 U. S. KIDNAPPINC! Miami. Thursday THE body of the kidnapped son of Mr. Cash, the American business mapnate, has ben found A suspect has b< en detained The body wa^ found near Princeton, Florida, the village where Mr. Cash lives, m a cense clump of
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    ANOTHER NYON CONFERENCE TO DISCUSS AIR PATROL IN SPAIN?
    290 1 London, Thursday. THE suggestion that the British Government is considering the ailing of a new Nyon conference to discuss plans for air patrol m Spain ■n an attempt to check deliberate t tacks on neutral shipping and property is mooted m
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    Chinese Nearing Nanking
    159 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Hankow, Thursday. CHINESE vanguards, who a fortnight I* igO were reported to be only 15 miles from Nanking, are said to have made advances m their drive on Nankins, and have advanced beyond Liyang and Langchi, and approaching Tienwangsu and Muilingkwan. A .spokesman
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    FRENCH STEAMER BOMBED
    127 1 Britishers Among 6 Killed Madrid, Thursday k FRENCH steamer, the Brisbane, wa.< hit by Inoendtary bombs to-day «»iit side Dcnia and is on Off A British non-intervention observe! and British ihlpptaf agent were killed, with tour of the Brisbane's crew Ten were wounded. An aeroplane dropped lour
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    CO-OPS DO NOT WANT NEW COVT.
    123 1 London, Thursday. AFTER I lively debate the co-operative congress at Scarborough yesterday rejected the idea of a peace alliancce which Is the co-operative equivalent of 'a popular front. On a card vote, the proposal was defeated by 4,492 to 2 382 The issue was
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      35 1 rov OTHER PAGES Tin Quota II Market Prices A.B.M. Dinner 6 Govt. House Party 15 Birthday Parade 15 S.C.C. vs. Nonl Benders 17 t 1 K.L. Races ]g 1 > Test Match 17 &19 4 4
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      35 1 I KLIHI I I POWDERED WHOLE MILK k pure ddidous I m fresh milk m convtnient powdered form. Try m I a tin to-day and be convinced. J Distributors 1 ICETZ BROS A (O. j
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    Opposition To Tin Quota Rules
    195 2 PERAK CHINESE MINERS TO SEE CHIEF INSPECTOR <From Our Own Reporter j IPOH, THURSDAY HNDERTHE AUSPICES OF THE PERAK CHINESE MINING ASSOCIA TTON A THREE HOUR MASS MEETING OF CHINESE MINERS IN THE STATE WAS HELD IN THE CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO CONSIDER THE
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    SHOW GIRL TO TAKE UP FLYING TO FIGHT JAPS
    142 2 SHOW GIRL TO TAKE UP FLYING TO FIGHT JAPS i From Our Own Reporter* Ipoh. Thursday Ii|ISS Fen^ Foong. show girl of the Shanghai Revue, who created no little stir here last April, when she offered herself for marriage to any man buying $10,000 worth of Chinese liberty bonds, has
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    OVERTOOK TRAFFIC OFFICER
    161 2 OVERTOOK TRAFFIC OFFICER (From Our Otim Reporiet Kuala Lumpur. Thursday. AVERTAKING Mr. Livett, Officer m Charge of Traffic, Selangor, who was driving his car near the ninth mile Chreas. Ng Moon Tee, a lorry driver, kept up a speed of 45 miles per hour, and drove through Pudu village at
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    MALACCA PARADE
    153 2 (From Our Own Correspondent > Malacca. Thursday. A most impressive military parade m honour of the Kinss' Birthday was seen this morning at the Reclamation grounds. The parade, comprising contingents from the Malacca Volunteer Corps, Police Cadets and Scouts, was under the command of Lt. Col. W. J.
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    Birthday Parade And Govt. House Tea Party
    66 2 PICTURES showing (1) the fly past at the military parade yesterday at Fairer Park and (2) the main table at the tea-party at Government House yesterday. Included m the group are the G.O.C. (Major Gen. Dobbie, on extreme left). Sir John Basin all.
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    Attacked Sleeping Boy With Grinding Stone
    433 2 'FORTUNATE NOT CHARGED WITH MURDER, SA YS JUDGE (From Our Oicn Reporter) Ipoh, Thursday. DESCRIBING it as a "most extraordinary case" m which a ••fearsome weapon" had been employed, Mr. R. M. Cluer, Assistant Legal Adviser. Perak, arraigned before the hon. Mr. Justice W.
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    LORD MARCHWOOD'S NEW POST
    81 2 London, Thursday LORD Marchwood has accepted invitation of Mr. Neville Chamberlain to become Treasurer of the Conse vative and Unionist party, m successioi to Viscount Greenwood. Before his elevation to the peerar< Lord Marchwood was Sir George Penn> and he sat for 15 years as Conservatr
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      88 3 RUBBER London. Thursdav Ton. Fr0Vlous T »-^V Chanr. 8pot f n a 6 y Firmer 2nd Fomard (Xugust, g| S? JJ" H'jl Srd" Forward (6c t t ISS ,6 SwiJ i}? Sellers 515 16 |j .th ALM OIL (Matay., "«fc ro-day In bulk June; July shinmpnt OPRA (Straite,
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      97 3 London, Thur.sttav Distillers Previous *o-day Chan*. Duiiiop Kuboer Su JJ" Uenerui Lk-cuir. jj 8 3 jj" taSSS SSSST tott-M1 »•> r';, 7^ £2SSSStU ai" 4 a? Ml Louaon hn 33 H 3 3 H KuDDer tinn inveMiiit-nt Trust 23 6 23 9 f3d Unjupi 1i5( 5 12i9
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      49 3 i t ttßEh New York, June 8. Previous To-day Chan Tone Steady Steady Buyers 114 ill I[l6 f 3ilfl OctDec. Buyers 11 5 H 11 1316 i :\fo Sellers 11% ll 7 H *-Va Bellers 11T B 12 TIM Tone Steady Steady Bpot 38 4 38'^
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      17 3 Previous t {j° ndon Thursday. T.T. on Japan (ciosing seiline rfJi 2 Unchanged 1 .35
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      BULLION MARKET
      28 3 iOLD London, Thursday ftne Bar per oz Pr6ViOUS T day Chan^ SILVER £7.0.5' 2 £7.0.6' 2 +ld Sp«)t 4 months' forward. if*" 16 18 1116 H|l6
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      METAL MARKET
      21 3 'I* SUUId d Previous To-daf™' fcpot (afternoon closing price) 1171 £1703// wjanw J rw _ard U7l> 2 £171% g
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST
    549 3 THE health bulletin of the League ol Nations Eastern Bureau for the week ended June 4 reads as follows: Plague: Colombo and Bassein were the only ports m the Eastern Arena to report presence of human plague during the week, a fatal case having been notified
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    MOTOR VEHICLES
    29 3 FOR SALK-FORD V 8 C'abrioJi t Two Seater excellent c(>iidition don.- 12,500 milf.s Owner driven only, S.lOOO lor infection trial apply Agent Lloyd Trtestino )5 Robin.son Road.
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      100 3 MUAR NAN YANG HOTEL AGENTS. Express Service 3 times daily. 1. HAJ CHEW HOTEL, 35, Beach Road Singapore, Tel: 3015 2. NAN YANG HOTEL, 41, Jalan Maharani, Muar. Tel. 156 3. NAN CHANG HOTEL, 84, Bunga Eaya, Malacca, Tel: 92 1. Singapore to Muar. Malacca K.L. at 7.00 a.m. 2.00
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      46 3 HORSE HEAD BRAND MND<^ MADE IN BURMA GUARANTEES 100% BIIITIKII tHI'KK. (iII.KII.I.AN CO., LTD., Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Fenanc. WHITE SWAN DUPLICATING HAPKK defy competition m both price and quality. suitable lor all duplicating machine* Price 1.25 per ream Obetainabta at all office* of PETEB CIIONG VOMI
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      173 4 PAVILION 6-15-9-15 To-rtitflil THE SCREENS STARRY EYED igg^^S^MS 9& CHARMER IN A GAY AND LAUGH ffltm^.. '"^Sm PROVOKING COMEDY A LOVE STORY FULL OF LAUGHS! /Z J^ii^^^^^^ EXTRA! Walt Disne y Cartoon 'Donald's Ostrich' Special Added Attraction, received b> XX.M.-THE DERBY OF 1938 (Gaumont-British News). I There's NO BLUFF about
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      189 4 ADVENTURE! THRILLS! ROMANCE!... and GLORIOUS SINGING BY the Screen's favourite Singing Sweethearts [NIGHTLY at the CAPITOL iS^F wx jumtFi WZxm MflcDONAuT^":::: I IP x^r?'. .'^TT!' lJ^ arrillo Owing to the great length of this production please be seated promptly at starting times! I Special Added Attraction, received by X.L.M.— THE
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    AMERICAN SHARE MARKET QUOTATIONS
    1028 5 THE following quotations from Now I York were received from Messrs S. E. Levy and Co., by air mail yesterday:— Last Sale Stocks Jime 2 June 3 Adams Express 7i /2 7J Alleghany Steel Co. 12 7 B 121? h Allis Chalmers 40 1 4 3yi7
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      56 5 A THRILLING STORY BY A WORLD-FAMOUS AUTHOR! E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM caSry GRJJNT/ THEANAZIiIG QUEST OF ERNEST BLISS /> f(*M A STORY 8t NAKffcIAN NEXT* CHANGE !•AVI L I O EMPIRE THEATRE (Tanjong Pagar) 7.50 Tf>-M(illT »:«> rTIIK BEST CIIARI.IK (HAN PKIDM "VI X CHARLIE CHAN at the RACE TRACK W,TH
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      228 5 IiniTIKII >lO\l| lOM \l \\S PRESENTS THE LATEST NEWS OF THE WEEK AND THE 1938 DERBY RACE FILMED AT EPSOM ON 1-6-38 THE DERBY NEWS REEL ARRIVKD TN SINGAPORE ON 9-6-38 BY THE X.L.M. PLANE. SSSSSFH ALHAMBRA You'll go nutt... \JBm« po«tth«m««iv«t J bHUWb I(J-UAY /ijTrnMi THE RITZ BROS mUmjol
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    SINGAPORE IS -MOST STRONGLY DEFENDED HARBOUR IN WORLD"
    1582 6 Gol Lkwellin Speaks At Annual A.B.M. Dinner "MALAYA— LAND OF LATEX, STENGAHS, PERSPIRATION" Sit R. Winstedt 'From Our Own Correspnnde7it > London, May 30. r IX) those who have attended some of the annual banquets of the Association of British Malaya m
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    40 6 Two British merchants. Mr. Edw l j| Anthony Ashton and Mr. John WHUjW Webster, who were arrested 14 mot a I ago on charges of appropriating J vian public funds, have been acquitted by the Superior Court oi Paz. I
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    35 6 The German Air Protection L» J now has about 13,000,000 member. '•J canised under 66,000 sections. »J 5,000 anti air-raid schools have J established m Germany m which I xstructors lecture on air protectioi I
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      118 6 Snow White \rvs :^> lvicistcr s > (Jill r -With a Smile and a Song" Snow White sul Dig-a-dig-dig and Heigh Ho 1 I The Seven Dwarft £&tlrtttl fllHßflitP r 'l'm wishing "and "One Song" *7 1 lUlU VllttllHlt lipl Snow White and Ike Prvue 515 I I" Whistle while
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    Refugees Facing Starvation In Shanghai
    199 7 Refugees Facing Starvation In Shanghai RELIEF FUNDS ALMOS7 EXHA USTED \I/ITH relief funds ai Shanghai. W victims, living m ref^g^Sam^nTlf than *****0 de stitute Chinese war ment. the French Concession Ind th P T Q hospita l s in the International Settleh n 1 hJ nternational Red Cross which vSn
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    EMPLOYMENT OF SEAMEN
    479 7 "Time To Change Present System" THE system of constantly changing 1 crews by signing off at the end o each voyage is considered by Mr W Stanley Hinde, of the Dene Shipping'co Ltd., to be a formidable obstacle to raisIng the status of merchant seamen Interviewed by
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    ADVANCEMENT OF NAVIGATION
    237 7 Thomas Gray Memorial Trust Prizes THE Thomas Gray Memorial Trust Prize awarded by the Royal Society of Arts for an invention of value to navigation has been shared between Mr. W. Sommervile, of Benton, Northumberland, and Lieut. -Commander P. V. H. Weems o Annapolis, Maryland, U.S.A. The
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    Eagle Kills Reindeer
    39 7 p Ngto attacked and mSTSSS^t •m wrt? the Ra J! tas dlstrict of »««>• •m Swrdon according to the evidence of two Laplanders «bo arc claimlnp con, |T...sati,,n from the Oorernmeirt n.T s; d that 'hey cam"
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    200 FACTORIES TRANSFERRED LOCK, STOCK AND BARREL
    373 7 GIGANTIC REMOVAL TASK OF SEVERAL MONTHS A r Tn R thp rC c;h arka h blo JOUrn t. y laStinß several nths «™c 200 ChllJ^SetSrtai end-on with a derelict. The whole stem is forced back, hawsepipes are broken, anchors are jammed m the
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Friday, June 10, 1938 TIN TONNAGE REVISION
    332 8 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Friday, June 10, 1938 TIN TONNAGE REVISION MALAYA has accepted the Buffer Tin Pool by a majority of approximately two to one which is an indication that the opposition to the scheme was not by any means the majority opinion* that some of the out and out
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    Where BRITAIN'S PILOTS Are Trained
    880 8 Where BRITAIN'S PILOTS Are Trained KING GEORGE VI KmT hit private aerodrome at Windsor, one day recently to inspect four stations of the Royal Air Force (writes Captain Norman MacMillan. aviation coi -respondent of the "Daily Mail"). Two 01 the aerodromes which he visited are almost as old In tradition
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    45 8 One of the swans in Southchurch Hall Park, Southend-on-Sea, Essex, with a fifth batch of eight eggs. The average number of eggs is only six or seven. When hatched it is honed that these eggs will bring the swan's family up to 63. Planet News
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    PERSONALIA
    29 8 Lieut-Col. H. R. Walden has returned to Kedah and resumed command ot the Kedah Volunteer Force. Major M. E Barrett who was acting for him. is now Second-in-Command.
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      43 8 To-days White Label M Announcement In the past a few good things were hard to get at all times. In the present all good things are hard to get at any time. It is a comfort to know DEWAR'S i* obtainable everywhere. W.P.S.-E
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    THE FUTURE OF CIVIL AVIATION IN BRITAIN
    781 9 THE FUTURE OF CIVIL AVIATION IN BRITAIN Progressive Programme increase m the Government aviation subsidy from £1,500,000 to £3,000,000, the relegation of part of it to internal air lines and signs of a marked change m the official attitude towards civil aviation offer new hope and new encouragement to commercial
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    CALCUTTA TO LONDON BY CAR
    164 9 CALCUTTA TO LONDON BY CAR Adventure Of Two British Officers TWO young British officers are on their way from Calcutta to London by car. They are Lord Ardee, Grenadier Guards, the son of the Earl of Meath, who is aide-de-camp to the Governor of Bengal, and Lieutenant E. Johnson, the
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    AFRICAN WOMEN ATTACK POLICE
    210 9 Trouble Arose From (mammm 3nha.nuititturg. WANTING their tribal war cry and brandishing bricks and stones 400 native v.Miien attacked v .wall party of policemen «n a Johannesbmff location. The trouble occurred when a police sergeant, a constable and several natives arrived at the location to conduct
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    Turkey Has Fewer Foreigners
    152 9 Turkey Has Fewer Foreigners Ankara FOREIGNERS m Turkey ,i timber cmiv .03 per cent of the total population ol iti.i 03.904, ■ecordtag to irtitttttfi him issued based on the number of permit?. Issued to ail foreigners. There are 53,f>4f» fon tgnm> 27,7>»:* men and 25,823 women In the country, which
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    HIS LIFE FOR HIS HAT
    79 9 A Madras. YOUNG man, whose identity is still unknown, has given his Jife for the sake of his hat m the Cooum River here. He was crossing the bridge on his bicycle when hi.s hat was blown off and fell into the river Leaving his
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    28 9 Mr. and Mr.s. M. C. Corbett have returned to Ipoh after a long absence abroad and have crone into residence at their home "Rowallan". 10 Golf club Road.
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      24 9 tSiiv bSraSch L\ow opei\ AT 3, FORT ROAD MALACCA (Telephone 121) \h aim>\ perm I LADIES HAIRDRESSERS Id, Stamford Road SINGAPORE. i (Telephoa* 4«lt)
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      93 9 POLAROID Glasses are the latest scientific discovery m glare protection. They permit you to actually see 20 to 30 feet below the surface of the water. FOR THE FIRST TlME— perfect eye comfort for driving, cruising, fishing, tennis or any outdoor sport. See our demonstration of this remarkable new invention.
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      36 9 I THE TRUI TONIC FOOD I I ObtmlnabU of mil Chtnku and Storm j iii.m: »i\(i: at the Capitol Restaurant Music by KURT BLACII hi? Orchestra to-nk;iit k wkpnksday. S P.M. m Midnight. NO ADMISSION CHAKGE.
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    CHINA'S AIR DEFENCE CHIEFS
    301 10 Nttfftl Chien Ta-chun. Executive Director of the National Aviation C«n>mi«sion. and, right, General Mao Pang-chu. Field Commander of the Chinese Air Force. The annual Ascension Day procession took place from the Church of All Hallows-by-the-Tower (founder Church of Toe H. the association formed during the War
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      37 11 Rene ULLMANN is DISPLAYING THE LATEST PATTERNS OF HALLMARKED BRITISH SILVERWARE Sauce Boat Trays etc. lIOKS D'OEUVRE DISHES SWEET DISHES «*C ALSO CLOCKS JEWELLERY WATCHES THE BBBT IS TO COME AND SEE RENE ULLMANN Raffles Place, SINGAPORE.
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    PLAY SAFE IN YOUR HOME!
    1187 13 And You Will Avoid Many Nasty Accidents yEAR after year, we hear appalling stories of accidents which happen m the home, sometimes causing severe injuries and sometimes, even death. And the pity of it is that, if forethought and common-sense had been used, the majority
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    Baby Milestones
    662 13 'EVERY month a change is wen In baby E and he seem.s to grow before OUT eyes! Never again Is the rate ol development SO rapid, never again has the I mother quite me same opportunities But wnile it is delightlul to watch baby budding, we must oeware
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      464 14 BY P&Oand BRITISH INDIA LINES (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) Outwards. Due Due Tonnage Spore Tonnage SPo re c 1938 193 8 NALDERA 16,000 June 17 CHITRAL 15,000 Aug. 12 RANPURA 17,000 July 1 SOUDAN 6,500 Aug. 26 BANGALORE 6,000 July 2 CARTHAGE 15.000 Aug. 26 RAWALPINDI 17,000 July 15 RAJPUTANA 17,000
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      469 14 lit-—, TO FRENCH PORTS I y^ SJ CHARCEURS REUNIS S HOMEWARDS. rangkok For Marseilles Havre Antwerp Dunkirk June 16 I "cap TOURANE For Marseilles, Nantes. S. Nazaire Bordeaux Juns 24 "DALNY" For MarseiUe, Havre Antwerp Dunkirk July 4 I i DBSIRADE For MarseUles, Nantes, S. Nazaire Bordeaux July 22 |TO
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    POSTAL INTELLIGENCE
    223 15 STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES °By Air to Hongkong only x Correspondence p repaid t M rates Supplementary ma i] closer 7« i-aroa at Penang. Reeistprp^ to -morrow by train to connect with s.s. s wegmered mail clo^ s at 7 p.m. to-day. (Parcels and reeistriiin* k wise stated). "^"on
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    IMPRESSIVE BIRTHDAY PARADE AT FARRER PARK
    304 15 1,600 At Govt. House Tea Party Singapore, Thursday. OET m th« spacious grounds of Farrer Park for the first time, to-day* oi dltlonal t-erenmnial parade of the Colours m honour of the Royal Birthday provided Singapore with the finest spectacle of it« kind ever
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE TEA PARTY
    160 15 DKPRKSKNTATIVKS of all rommu- nlties m Singapore, (ilovernment officials, Army, Navy and Air Force officers, numbering 1.(100, were present at the garden party at Government House, to-day, m honour of the birlhtlav of His Majesty the King. They w< re received by His Excellency f he
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    23 15 Textile strikers while trying to sUm tramcars m Mexico City belonging to the Canadian-owned Light and Power Company broke windows and injured passengers.
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    SHIPS IN DOCK
    121 15 SHIPS \l O\(.SII>I I 111 \KVI.s OR CXPK( TFD to \i:ki\ i; Xl Ill I II \KltfM X Main Wharf: Recorder. Lch Vedette, Tug Rose. Oil Wharf: Nil < <»il wharf: Nil. VKSSKLS IN DRY DOCKS Tanjong Pagar: Albert Duck: Nil Victoria Duck: Nil Keppel Harbour: Kings
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      240 15 BIRXS PHILP LL\E. (Incorporated m Australia) NEXT SAILINGS MARFi r^ June 29 Jul y 3 fcfnowing h rates rOUnd tdP tickets from Singapore to Australia issued at the Mf>iL? iass P as en sers may transfer at Singapore, Brisbane, Sydney or BRMR?w^v^ connectin S Xp Vessel. \iti tffti--? YDNEY return
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      199 15 N. Y. K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGERS AGENTS CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD. (Incorporated m Japan) TO LONDON via Penang. Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar. s.s. HAKONE MARU June 23 84. HUSIMI MARU July 7 IS. HAKOZAKI MARU July 21 Rates to Ist Class 2nd Class Naples $574 $621 s«;:« I
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      1389 16 Court, Wimbledon. (Empire B«- SINGAPORE ****+**>**«*« "r f 950 "stories with a Sting". Told ZHL 1.333 Me s (225.0 m i ■mm r^ A I by Uncle Peter For the Older pm •"X k. I Ti IL J A ill 1 Boys and Girls of Ceylon, South 6 M Malay
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    First Test Begins To-Day
    467 17 14Oth Of The Series CNGLAND and Australia takr the fiew *ln h f "S? Test of the If* serie Tr ni Br idge, Nottingham the match. The mythical Ashes arp i» ti. r days have b een allottp.i for St th^/° D R Jardi^" ™mV*j£s?? iOn
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    590 17 Century For Dynes A BRILLIANT knock for 105 and some splendid bowling by Capt. Dynes, the Services player, enabled a strong S.C.C. Cricket side to beat the Non-Benders by 89 runs at the padang yesterday. Capt. Dynes, one of the opening bats, was at the wickets for
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    126 17 ENGLAND W. R. HAMMOND (Gloucestershire), captain K. FARNES (Essex). N. VV. D. YARDLEY, Camb. V. Urkshire. C. J. BARNETT (Gloucestershire). E. SINFIELD (Gloucester). HEDLEY VERITY (Yorkshire). L HUTTON (Yorkshire). L. E. G. AMES (Kent), wicket-keeper. D. V. P. WRIGHT (Kent). DENIS COMPTON (Middlesex). W. J. EDRICH (Middlesex). E.
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    1290 18 ANOTHER DA V OF LOW DIVIDENDS 'From Our Own Reporter.) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. FINE weather and a large holiday crowd favoured the third day of the Selangor Turf Club's Summer rare meeting m Kuala Lumpur this afternoon when an enjoyable programme was gone through. RACE 0NE— 2.30
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    109 18 RACE I— DEBELLA $25 $7 Sahara $10 Majors $7 RACE 2— MISS WENDY $9 S7 Comma $10 $7 Shoot Up $9. RACE 3— REGIMENT $23 $10 Sea Maiden $8 Flying Star $16. RACE 4— VICTORY PARADE $16 18 The Puritan $10 RACE S— TREDELLA $20 $7
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    167 18 THE Malaya Cup match between Johorc and Malacca will be played on the Trade School Ground, Johore Bahru tomorrow. The Band of the J.M.F. will perform. The Johore State will be selected from the following—S. A. Bakar, A. F. Johnson, Abdul Rahaman b. Hj
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    260 18 Weights For Tomorrow THE following are the handicaps for to-morrow's races at Kuala Lumpur, as telegraphed by our Kuala Lumpur correspondent: HORSES, CLASS 1, IM MILES Blue Peter 9.7 Knights Eye 9.4 Jack Druce 8.13 Aerial Post 8.10 Measure 88 Nutcracker 8.3 Jubilee Son 7.13 Golden Glimpse 7.9 Temple 7
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    EASIER BOUNDARIES FOR TO-DAY'S TEST MATCH
    111 19 EASIER BOUNDARIES FOR TO-DA Y'S TEST MA TCH HIGH SCORING BY AUSTRALIANS EXPECTED THE first of this year's five England-Australia cricket nS*£uS7&t at Trent Bridge to-morrow. (Friday* Already tickets worth £4. ,000 have been sold, while Australia is preparing for sleepless nights listening in on the radio. The Australian Prime
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS
    55 19 V.M.C.A tennis ties:— TO-DAY'S TIES Class 'A' Championship Final: Dr. Chia Teck Yam v. T. Kobayashi TO-MORROW'S TIE Kamls and Yadi v. Dr. Loh Poon Lip and Tan Swee Wah. Yesterday's results:— Class 'B singles: Loh Yee Chee beat Llm Hee Chin 6—4, 3—B, 6—l; Yadi beat A.
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    All Out-9 Runs!
    84 19 All Out9 Runs! JN a Garrison League cricket maUh played at Tanglin yesterday, Fort Canning decisively beat *C' Coy, Skins, by 107 runs. Hatting first, the Fort knocked up 116 runs, Mcßeth (46) and Sgt. .Hancock (23) contri billing useful scores. Bell, the Fort bowler, took five wickets for 43
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    MUAR LEAGUE SOCCER MATCH
    262 19 MUAR LEAGUE SOCCER MATCH CHINESE SCORE EASY WIN OVER RANGERS (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. Thursday. niSPLAYING all round superiority, the Muar Chinese Football Team easily beat the Rangers by 3—o m a league match yesterday. The Chinese could have won by a much bigger margin had the forwards been
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    FINE SINGING AT CAPITOL
    187 19 At The Cinemas "Girl Of The Golden West JEANETTE Mac Donald and Nelson Eddy J give their best co-starrine performance together, as far as singing is concerned, m "The Girl of the Golden West," which opened at the Capitol Theatre last night. The attractiveness of this
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    38 19 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Thursday. Kinp George's birthday celebrations observed here m rainy weather but with enthusiasm. The Council of Regency on behalf of the King of Siam sent a telegram of felicitations.
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    BIRTHDAY PARADE IN LONDON
    299 20 IMPRESSIVE SCENES London. Thursday THE Birthday of His Majesty the Kini: was celebrated by the historic ceret mony of "trooping the colour" at the Horse Guards parade this morning. Brilliant weather added to the magnificence of the spectacle, and great crowds thronged the stands which had
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    96 20 JAMAICA SITUATION: OFFICIAL London, Thursday. THE following telegram was received at the Colonial Office this morning from the officer administering the Govrrnment of Jamaica. "The situation continues to show general improvement and the island was quiet to-day and on Wednesday. Except lor strikes continuing on three or four estates at
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    64 20 Valencia, June 9. DAMAGE to property caused m w Nationalist air raid ye*% Tdt s s t\\e British-owned port of Gana-i estimated at £60,000 kille( j A Madrid message says 72 were kmra and 230 injured m Tuesday wr JJ l^ at Alicante and 40 were
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