The Straits Times, 4 June 1935

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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
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      45 2 Ii II.«,IUI SITUATIONS VACANT ii 11- a in Ikvac i«4««Mto **mi r+m <* imdi niuU IW Mri m»4 *fi«ia«h IECHNICAL SCHOOL. KUALA LUMPUR. hi I 1. 1 0.).,... SITUATIONS WANTED INt.l >>i In .in ...I u.,.l i.Uiy l MOTOR VEHICLES BOARD RESIDENCE ii. >. i. i. rOLET
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      296 2 HOUSES, FLATS TO LET n> ii. ft) Lit, Na 11, Mvyer Ru»U MjtjMW MHMMtIO* Him*. in I*l iwueut riaU. KakMlg. MM 11 Nu »»W- li i II UM uu. ii.. I. "'I »»U MTMrß»tf Mbl AHUU ITIA »ll Caw.ilew Mb «.mIU ItMMk lUTI.I. ll\Kl.i>ttt .....MtMit vi mMv MMMd hMMt i
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      320 2 LOST. PIiULIC NOTICES NOih» 11., h;, i 11... A* .Hi I* .lu»nl on Xi NONG CON9()LiaATSP UN I.KU)GING CO, LTD. NO I It k U» UhUtiMU AMI UtMIM. Ot tuuun*»u JRUHRIIHmI9HH lv lv aliarelkuMart iui Uu uUlet* an al .lium 21, IMi AMD MOnrß U IMM% fMUMW »Nrt l «M>
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      460 2 BUSINESS CARDS, Etc MUtAI. At tIUvMV lIIHMHAUIi Mtutd by aulMhMb -M Iks M^Md Aca „.!..> tl ..atUltii lulu lvi) li«U I MM.li) i— |l a. ii mv a iti i in MASSAGE. MH anil MUM AH AI. MKAiniA'jv v namm in Ml K 4ii>iu.M MMBV, n«*4 iu,i timie BMHiAWmit. ttUABCfI
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      65 2 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Bingituor* H| I tt MS US 11. I. 1. a.1, HIM lUN HIM MM INM Nutc OuUUllmii i hMiUM iliuulU >••> It* ADVERTISEMENT RATES L .h 1 c| 1 i v ill i it lit I uictt tor clMttttd »ilw*iU»i« per S I| i An ci I ..nil...
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      41 3 1 Iftu 4 rail 1 1 1 \l l 11 1 I IIK PFW*wH; CfftflHßU; I r h 1 m IB! 4"n "0. SfSI for rtfWfP B rrf^ni. N J t n r -in B n < L.. 1 1 f 1
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      109 3 ttllll'I'INC; ANNOUNCEMENTS. A B Mi^ Jl^^^M iBfIfIRRRRI RRRRR% RRI MA rnH I I'll. *|'|i 1 '11 H '1 1 'la 1 ><aj){j ,8 *vv RBI n U\\ r I 4' ir I It ■■HHBns luuft I itt «^B9rrrrrP|A 1 1 I HtTTig Kong, 3>VH|HI|iJPH^' WHkb Bxla ,\h UiiSfßHiffli luiit v
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      36 3 AMtlfl6AN itYtl MMMFHItfr IN MIIIHP^ VIA AMHHA HttMW IHVINbI IN iaini r imi i^ffliy^j|jimg «wam\«* m ''"TWMIfD; H i' l f\"ibt 4 1; w 'Sim j 1 i;onr ;1 ihj Uenci« UU ,j II iMJWiMURf^" J
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    CLEARANCES
    41 4 June 2 Olpnoarn. barut. Volsella MJBR iDanv Bra?rtl Man (Jap >; Dionr iDut). Juno 3: Ophlr. Slngaradja. Bith. Engeano. Aletta. Makasser. Kcpah I). in I Aramls (Nor.): Travo. Loverkusen (Oer>: City of CardilT. Turbo. Kinta Rahman. Sin Klu-uk Seng. Oemas (Brit.).
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    THE LEVERKUSEN.
    29 4 Mails for Hong Kong etc orisrin&Hv advertised for dispatch by s.s UwrkoKfc at 1 pm yesterday will now be dispatched by s.s. Anshun"' closing at 2pm today
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      WHEN SHIPS ARE "DRESSED."
      530 4 International Code Of Signal*. T>.*- rfTnarkftbU- rtlnplars of ships And craft, of rrery Btze and klnO "dressing «Mp In honour of His MajMrtj** JaMl«-« and moT* 1 rw.^Titly for th« King's Mrthdar r>»"« prompt. many tnqulric!; as to t.h* oTtgin o.' that highly decor -Mvp and
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      VESSELS ARRIVED.
      63 4 urm nut *w t.wwv. rtvm K\Muium uv KiimiUh KVRAVnA «r« ton* from Sibu 1. for R«-.l 7 HYI>HA n Norr MS tonn ftvun B«n«t<* 4 l-v Rtngfcok 6 muw Dv) U4 from PUrw/banc < for Pi»W>mNii\s mkiwana nni 4 .v;- :.mu fmm oi-utu 4 f<v ,ti>fHUi xl» H.-^tk.vig
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      SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
      86 4 Tdotrtar Jun* 4 I BMMMMM^ nvrr*n R*«iwvr«. MMk Whuri tich. nUiLiaw Mkt, Uffhtcr «m mv n vmmmum. Tas TVrtyww Drf4e«r BMB Oil Whurt Wl Ooal Wfurt JfT. \-KssKrt* nt mkt nones fIIMTC Wharf Mi AJdnt Dock KMw. Vtc*artaDw« Maanrt. K^BM4 RlrhMr Kinc'r rvvk ftajuift V.- 1 nork
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      MAILS EXPECTED.
      49 4 Mails from KtetTwriMMte Tnflir-y tod&y i-.v air .Netherlarxl*') vill *>c flrtlvensJ J' to boxtioMcrs at S.9C p.m., *jm! srwr»«ral tfeiivpry of Wtm and n*rct*s *t 4W> pm Mails from CMtir and JTafcttn H n.orrow by G&tio* Mam Mails from Oiitna ana Japaa Junr r by Hakodate Maru
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      SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
      265 4 NMbenaiMh ItMm Bacan an) Srtat PwxlMnt (Bar* Tho*m> j pir. R»rurfc»H«. tAboera BUft Tandjcng B«l«l (RofcMk) 3pm Fort He Koek. Padasc. PWcan Bare** and Stok (Harm Kwooo 3 pm. l»va and Boathtn Somatra fßy A«Tf/pUn«( (l*ttber!«iKli> n. Kttinv.n (Unr%aU) f km Tnaynt Pbtanf (Merittain m P*ng«ran« (B.
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      HOME OF HATED PHARAOH.
      281 4 New Discoveries At Tell-EI-Amarna. The wort of me Egypt Exploration Society at Trll-el Arruuna has this year 1 been concentrated on the great ancient palace, nearly 1 100 yards long. It Is connected with the private house of j Akhenatrn and the rest of the Royal
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    SCHARNHORST DELAYED.
    152 4 NEW SERVICE TO FAR EAST. IMPURITIES IN BOILER WATER. (From Our Shipping Correspondent) Information has been received in Singapore that the arrival ot the new 18,000-ton German liner Scharahorst will be delayed until Jane 17. She was due tomorrow. It ts understood that the Schamhorst. after successful trials
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    SIR T. BEECHAM AND WOMEN IN
    258 4 ORCHESTRAS. Devastating Effect On n Men. Sir Thomas Beecham had some piquant remarks to make about women orchestra players when he spoke at a dinner given by the British Women's Symphony Orchestra at the Savoy Hotel. London. He remarked that he was entirely In
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    MONEY ORDERS.
    68 4 Tbf ritte ol excti»iift io3kj Jar Ute issue &ad p&yzatm c' G.I O artSers Is as tallows On Ifliifc fcr.; C-tkjl issue Ri. IM= On India and Ceylon pajMMsl Rs 1&6=$1«). Ob CmvAmcy SIM Ctitne-v 577 StralU; CrtHtmi SlCKCCtuaew $75 Stralu <be lur Shu Pooctiow SlOO Ciunesf currency
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      583 4 BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. ffneorporftfeyi m f M S LLOYDS ACEMTS: ftoovrNft *r,*frt<*. r m .<*. m,i*. TrifrH'.vr PrMfM P«na<« Ml. CANADIAN PACIFIC STEAMSHIPS, LIMITED. •'priTfttwi tn Prtglwrvi) REDUCED FARES SINGAPORE/EUROPE First class from £106-4-6 Second class from 70 6 1 REDUCED AROUND THE WORLD FARES BY C.P.R. i..i.rrh«n(> with P
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      221 4 BOLLAND-EAST ASIA LINE. OUTWARD. R««vUr Freight SfTTtec to MANILA. HONC KONG. SHANGHAI AND JAPANESE PORTS Due S'pcre si MEDtKOUC 10.000 T Jne JR ML SFROOSKERK 10.000 July M HOMEWARD. TO JAFFA, HAIFA. GENOA. MARSEILLES. IOTKUAH, AMSTERDAM. HAMBIRG AND BBRMCN. Leave. Tnonace Sports. OROOTKKERK 10.00 C T. Juuf It ts. OAASTBUOBIX
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      436 4 ELLERILIN BITKNALL STEAMSHIP CO. LTD. llararpanted i »-f*«-^ ELLERMAN LINE. FOR HAVRE, LONDON. ROTTERDAM HA.MBLKG. Th Porta aad Sow Caaai. Dot 9ala> Steamer. S'porc S*ocr«. CTTY OP WELLINOTON J;ne 14 Jun« 1« CITY OP a\GDAD June 29 July 3 CTTY OP YOKOHAMA July 14 Jul» Id CITY OP BATAVIA Ju-y
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      29 4 TIDE TABLE. TMMd»T. 3umr 4. H W. l .86 p.m.. 8 ft. L W e 51 a.m.. 0 ft. S Id., 6 40 p m 4 ft 6 In.
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      71 4 SIMJAPOKK WEATHER REPORT. Stations Yrstcrduy Last night Max. Ralnrall Bright Mm. temp. Ins. Sunshine temp. •r hre. 'F Alor Stnr 88 009 6.2 75 SlUawan 87 Nil 8.1 72 Kola Bharu 92 Nil 10.1 75 Buklt Jeram M 025 7 8 73 I Malacca 84 020 6.3 75 Singapore (Kallang
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    MILLIONAIRE'S SON BACK.
    163 5 ADVENTURES WITH KIDNAPPERS. The nine-year-old son of the American muki-millioaaire lumber king, who wps kidnapped recently and held to ransom for $200,000. was restored to his parents 3t the week-end. The ransom has been paid. George Weyer Hauser. the victim, was found on a roadside and was
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    JAPAN'S REPLY TO FOREIGN POWERS.
    145 5 Hopei Governor "Must Be Dismissed." Shanghai, May 3. Replying to inquiries by representatives of the foreign powers in Tokio. Mr. Hlrota, Foreign Minister, said that the chief object of the Japanese demands ln North China was the suppression of anti-Japanese activities, and "Gen. Yu Hsueh-chung,
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    AIR PACT PROGRESS.
    32 5 The Oerman Ambassador ln London has handed Sir John Simon the Oerman Government draft scheme for j West European air convention. No details at present are available Reuter Wireless.
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    two flying-boats sink: in a gale.
    228 5 TWO FLYING-BOATS SINK: IN A GALE. Destroyers Rescue Crews. LIFEBOAT READY TO PUT OUT. TWO R.A.F. flying boats sank in the gale-swept North Sea after their crews had been rescued by destroyers. One machine, of the Southampton class, sank off Spurn Point, at the mouth of the Humber. The other
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    In Yesterday's Honours.
    81 5 Sir (live Wigram, who is raised to the peerage in yesterday's Birthday Honours List, is private secretary to the King. He succeeded Lord Stamfordham For over .20 yean he was assistant Private Secretary to the King. He has seen service on the North -West Frontier and in
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    ATTEMPT TO KILL A PRESIDENT.
    85 5 SHOTS AT MONTE VIDEO RECEPTION. Monte Video, June 2. Senor Terra, President of Uruguay was wounded in an attempt to assassinate him, while attending a reception at the Hippodrome here in honour of the Brazilian President. A political opponent and adherent of the Independent Nationalist
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    HOLLAND AND GOLD STANDARD.
    116 5 What Will Happen If Franc Depreciates. Amsterdam, May 31. The raising of the Netherlands Bank discount rate from 4 per cent, to 5 per cent, is a sequel to the bank again losing gold to America and the crisis cf the franc which has created uneasiness
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    ROOSEVELT ON N.R.A. CRISIS.
    166 5 VOLUNTARY CODES FAVOURED. Washington. May 30. The Supreme Court's interpretation of Inter-State commerce took th? nation back to "the horse and buggy stage of 1789" was the view expressed by President Roosevelt when commentIng at a press conference on the invalidation of the N.R.A. Describing the
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    GERMAN DELEGATES TO BRITAIN.
    169 5 Naval Talks About To Begin. London, June 2. Herr von Ribbentrop and other members of the German delegation who will take p^rt in the Anglo-Ger-man naval conversations will arrive at Croydon this evening and they will be met by Mr. R. L. Craigie, Assistant Under-Secretary of
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    JOINED THE ARMY & BECAME PACIFIST.
    234 5 JOINED THE ARMY BECAME PACIFIST. "I Would Not Fight" Says Soldier. When Driver David Harris, aged 20, of the Bth Light Battery, Royal Artillery, appeared at a district court martial at Aldershot, charged with desertion, he said that his main reason for deserting was that he was against arms and
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    PARTY SUPPORTS SIAM RICE EMBARGO.
    42 5 Canton, May 3. The Kuomlntang branches in Kwangtung. in a circular telegram, announce their support of the proposed embargo on Siamese rice as a retaliatory measure against alleged discrimination against Chinese in Slam. —Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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      369 5 HOTELS MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL J I TONIGHT SPECIAL DINNER CONCERT 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. DANCE (formal) 9.45 to midnight AND FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE POPULAR DANCER KATHERINE CHERNIKOVA RETURN ENGAGEMENT ENTIRELY NEW REPERTOIRE NON -DINERS 81. 00 THURSDAY JUNE 6th. ST. ANDREW'S HOSPITAL DANCE AND SPECIAL CABARET. EXTENSION TO 2
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      41 5 INSURANCE. FIRE-ACCIDENT-MOTOR FIDELITY GUARANTEE-MARINE WORKMAN'S COMPENSATION. THE LONDON ASSURANCE HONQ KONO FIRE INSCE CO. XTD. PHOENIX ASSURANCE CO. LTD. WESTERN ASSURANCE CO. UNION INSCE SOCIETY OF CANTON LTD EAOLE BTAR BRIT. DOM INSCE. CO. LTD. GUTHRIE Co., Ltd. (Incorporated ln SB.)
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      375 5 LOST WORK THROUGH RHEUMATISM After 30 Years on Railway It was Uttie short of a tragedy to this ran« way worker to have to give up his Job after 30 years- But his rheumatism was so bad that he had no choice he could only walk with a stick. The
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    LATEST TELEVISION DEVELOPMENTS.
    423 6 THE production of television transmitters capable of running at 50 pictures per second, thus assuring complete absence of flicker, was announced by the chairman of the Marconi Company at the annual meeting in London. The Television Committee recently advised the Postmaster-General that the first htgh definition television
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    WALL STREET RAID HOAX.
    200 6 121 Police Cars Find A Smiling Mayor. Walkers in Fifth Avenue were alarmed by the screaming sirens of dozens of police motor-cycles and radio-cars, which flew past towards Wall Street. The affair was a hoax by the Mayor, Mr. La Guardia, who wishes to convert Governor's
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    37 6 Professor Gaetano Fichera, who was the director of the Milan Institute for Cancer Research, and was well known both in Italy and abroad for his theories on the origin of cancer, died In Milan. He was 55.
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    FATE OF A WOMAN BLUEBEARD.
    259 6 She Poisoned Lovers Wholesale. In an old-world cnateau of Eastern France there has been staged the last" act in the drama of a woman Bluebeard who is believed to have been responsible for the deaths of nearly a dozen men and women. The revelation of
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    TO NEW ZEALAND IN EIGHT DAYS.
    631 6 New Air Mail Link From Britain. Among the passengers who disembarked from the Cunard-White Star liner Berengaria, at Southampton, were Sir Frederick Williamson, Director of Postal Services, and Sir Edward Campbell, M.P.. Parliamentary Secretary to the Postmaster-General. They had reached the end of a
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    SMALL FORTUNE FOR THE QUINTUPLETS.
    162 6 £30,000 Saved In First Year. The Dionne quintuplets, according to an announcement made by Judge Valin. chairman of their board of guardians, are to be transferred from the care of the nurses of the Ontario Red Cross Society to that of members of the Order
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      118 6 To those who appreciate all that Is BEST in TEA, "GOLD LEAF" If the Inevitable choice. Its rich amber tint, aroma and delicious flavour proclaim "GOLD LEAF" for what it Is— a really fine blend of selected Ceylon Tea, grown on the hills Sole Agents: F. A. BARTHOLOMEUSZ LTD 28-A.
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      90 6 PHILOO 1935 ALL-WAVE AC. D. C. Main or Battery Operated RADIO RECEIVERS and RADIOGRAMS. specially b«tt ftr the Trtaici Deaaonatratkm. in yaw awn hoaae— Na ebMgatfan wtaaiw. F«Uy furantoed by the ONLY Sale Agaaaa DMriMtn (Far 5.8., FJt.B.. &8.1., Baraeo Siaa). RADIO SERVICE Co., OF MALAYA 1934 Ltd. (Owner* Opantan
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      78 6 /TD(fo\ v|ctor Vj^NPyRAOio Just Arrived New Shipment of the very latest models. Cabinets of entirely new design excel anything hitherto imported to Malaya. Reception and simplicity of control has been brought to the acme of perfection. AM models fully guaranteed by ih* Sole Agents KEE HUAT RADIO CO. 404, North
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      682 6 FULL BROADCASTING PROGRAMMES FOR MALAYA. 8.8.C. PROGRAMMES. TODAY. Tun— tasl— 2 6.20 pjn. Big Ben. The New Victoria Cinema Orchestra. Relayed from the New Victoria Cinema Bradford. 6.5« pjn. Luigi Voselli's Hungarian Orchestra. 7JM p.av Greenwich Tune Signal "New Insecta and Plants from Africa. 1 An account of a four
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      702 6 TANDJONG PRIOR. TODAY. 5.5 a p.m. Light gramophone music: The Phantom Melody, Bells Across the MeadDW (London Palladium Orchestra) Chant Hlndoue. Llebestraum, (Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra) Cuban Serenade Love's last Word Is Spoken, (Alfredo Campoli and his Orchestra); Silver; Moon. Ain't it Great to be home Again (Layton and
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      153 6 SINGAPORE. Station Z. 11. I, Singapore.— WavHrnntb 49.9 metrrs— Owned and operated by Radio Serriee Co., of Malaya 1934, Ltd- Broadcast House. No. 2. Orchard Rd.. Singapore WEDNESDAY, JUNK 5. 6 p.m. Recorded music. 6.45 p.m. News bulletin supplied by Straits Times. Stock and share report suppiled by Fraser and
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      254 6 KUALA LUMPUR. SlaUtn Z.G.E. Kaala Lamaur— Wavelenctns 48 K and 110 metre* The M.Ujia Amateur Radio Society. K.L. TODAY. 1 p.m. -9 p.m. Oramophone recital. Empire Pageant. (Parts 1 and 2). Debroy Somers Band. Hungarian Rhapsody No. 14, Ernst Von Dohnanyl conducting the Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra. Londonderr? Air, and Bolero,
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    NOW NEARING $100,000.
    581 7 NOW NEARING $100,000. SELANGOR'S JUBILEE FUND. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June 3. Donations of $5,000 each by Mrs. Loke Yew and Mr. Loke Wan Vat. $500 from the Selangor Ceylon Tamil community and a number of I I individual contributions of $250 are included in the latest list
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    22 7 Malayan Merchants, Ltd., a company Incorporated in the F.M.S. will be dissolved unless cause is shown to the contrary before Aug. 21.
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    CHINESE DROWNED IN A MINING POND.
    40 7 Our Seremban correspondent write 4 that the Seremban coroner returned a verdict of death by drowning at an Inquest held on Saturday on an unknown male Chinese In a mining pond at Kuala Sawah.
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      210 7 POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF EXTENDED SEASON! j^fc Don't Mitt Seeing the Beautiful JUBILEE FILM I HI CAPITOL 1 6.15 TONIGHT 9.15 m^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ma^ Paramount's Glamorous ProI notion with the Screen's most .mious Personality in her best role j BeLLe 0F THE 1 MIN CTI EC Aa enUrteioioc peep bM* icto
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      221 7 m---k-^mm ---k-^m I STARTING TONIGHT ALHAMBRA at c.is 9.15 The greatest all star cast of fun -makers and heartbreakers! ALL ABOARD THE LOONEY LINER! "CAPTAIN HATES THE SE A s^s^s^s^KlKi^ jSS^l^B^r^^s^^jlK^ s^Sl^^'^S"' IsHisßf^slsl^slß^S^UflßSVn I ■nl/ Kg4SaK 'llinllrHi ...n tibiilu MtcljAotJ£N -\i.».-i*/N o*«»* i .w4j.lt. ii lAII.. .1 TALA BIBXLL— WYNNE
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      217 7 LAST NIGHT OF EXTENDED SEASON! PA VI I lON 6 15 Fox Films Thrillin e stor rMYILII/n 9 15 |of Ejptonaga and lntr gue MARIE GALANTE with the sensational French Star KETTI GALLIAN and NED SPARKS -SPENCER TRACY TOMORROW (3.15 6.15 9.15) The musical comedy treat everyone '^^^^^H^li^HLta^ wants to
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      257 7 Today's Crossword Puzzle i"" Z~ 3~ T~ 5 ~~"HI 7 8 HiZl^!!^!! iL li~~|S~ NOTE: Figures in parentheses denote the number of letters in the words required. (CLUES.) ACROSS. J«- 7 r ,"> lr Separate (7) 1. Wear down (5) 18. Courageous (7) 4 Pile (5) 24. Apart (5) 10
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  • TODAY'S LO CAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
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      AROUND THE MARKETS.
      191 8 U.K. Rubber Stocks Down 1,083 Tons. From Our Financial Correspondent. Singapore, June 4. The local rubber market was quietly steady this morning, prices being slightly below those at Saturday's close. There was moderate inquiry but sellers were reserved. United Kingdom rubber stocks decreased by 1,083 tons during
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      PRODUCE.
      296 8 Singapore, June 4, 12 noo Gambler 600 Buyer Seller Java Cube 10.50 Hamburg Cube 10.00 White Pepper 23.00 White Muntok Pepper 25.00 Black Pepper 12.25 Mixed Black Pepper Copra, sundrled 455 4.55 Copra, mixed 4.20 420 Fair Flake Tapioca 3.50 Small Flake 4.00 Med. Pearl Tapioca 5.30 Small Pearl
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        MINING.
        570 8 All shares quoted above are fully paid. Issue Val. Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Fraser Co. Lyall Kvatt 4/- Ampat Tin £1 Asam Kumbang £1 Austral Malay 5/- Ayer Hitam 1 Ayer Weng £1 Bangrin Tin £1 Chenderlang 50 Hitam Tin 1 Hong Fatt 5/- Hong Kong Tin 5/- Idris
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        GENERAL.
        390 8 2 2 Alex Brick Ord. 1.30 1.30 1.35 2 2 dD IVt'/c Prefs. 1.70 i 0 10 Atlas Ice 12.00 fl £1 B. A. T. 6.4.0 10 5 B. M. Trustee 6.25 £1 £1 Con. T. S. 7% Ptel. 25/6 £1 £1 Con. T. S. Ord. 22/9 £1 £1
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        162 8 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL. 5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. Mar. 31 Sept. 30 110 112 norn 4ft% 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31 Sept. 30 114 ft 116 ft norn 4ft% 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Int. Mar. 31 Sept. 30 118 120 norn 4% 1913 red. 1963
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        344 8 (Shares are $1 unless otherwise stated) Today's Prices Fr&ser Co. Lyall Evatt Allenby Alor Gajah Amal. Malay ($2) Ayer Hitam Ayer Molek Ayer Pan as Bassett Batu Lintang Borelli Brogas Brunei ($5) Buklt Katil Bukit Kepong Bukit Tlmah ($10) Buklt K. B. Changkat Serdang Connemars Gleneal; Plantations Haytor
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    SUEZ CANAL COMPANY.
    310 8 EFFECT OF GOLD DECISION. Parts, June 3. "The Suez Canal Company considers Itself unaffected by the decree issued by the Egyptian Government. on Miy 2 annulling the gold clause In international contracts." declared the Marquis de Vogue, presiding at the annual meeting of the company today. He
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    86 8 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Noon, June 4. Buyers. Sellers. No. 1 K. R.S.S. in cases (F. 0.8.) June 20% 20'^ Good F.A.Q. in cases (F. 0.8.) June 19 13/16 19 15 16 No, 1 K. ILS.S. (Spot loose) Tone Of Market:— Steady, quiet. Latest Cable: London
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    SHARES REPORT.
    71 8 Lyall Evat'.'s dally report, dated June 4. states MINING. Quiet. U. Klangs sellers 1.134. Johans 24 26 V Rawang Tin Melds S/6 59, Takuapas 19/6 20/-, Talama 1.29 1.32V4, M Collieries sellers 22.25. RUBBERS. Quiet. Brogas buyers 89cts.. Indragirls 1.11 1.15, Nyalas sellers 1 02 V Mentakabs 40ct».
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    CITIZENSHIP A PRIZE.
    231 8 tews Excluded In Germany. future no one Is to be olliclally recognised as a German citizen w.io has not taken a public oath of loyalty to the Reich and the Fuehrer and proved himself or herself an Irreproachably docile subject. So, Dr. Prick, the Minister for the
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    224 8 The following are the exchange rates this morning according to the daily circular Issued by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation SELLING. London, 4 months' sight 2/4 1/16 London. 3 months' sight 2/4 1 32 London. 60 days' sight 2/4 London. 30 days' sight 2 3 31/32
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      13 8 ELECTRIC ARC WELDING "MUREX" ELECTRODES ALL TYPES STOCKED McALISTER CO., LTD. Sole Agents.
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  • FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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      AUSTRAL MALAY VIEWS ON TIN CONTROL.
      1524 9 A "GET-TOGETHER" PLEA. Present Situation "Not Without Its Dangers" The views of the Austral Malay group on tin control were voiced by Mr. H. Huntsman at the annual meetings of these companies at Taiping on Friday. Malaya had never spoken with one voice on
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      EFFICIENCY PAYS.
      447 9 REMBAU JELEI'S POLICY. The eleventh annual general -meeting of Rembau Jelel Rubber, Ltd., was held in London on May 20. Mr. T. W. Hodge (the chairman) sail that the expectation that a plan for regulating rubber output might be introduced had caused a rise in the price o*
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      LONDON EXCHANGES.
      101 9 London, June 3. Stock markets were quiet. Todays exchanges, mean closing rates, were:-- Paris 74 21 64 Lisbon 11Q'4 New York 4.9214 Athens 517 seUen Montreal 4 92 Bucharest 482 Brussels 28.93 Belgrade 317 Geneva 16.07 Buenos Aires IS Amsterdam 7.20% sellers official Milan 59 7, 1 C
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      TINNED PINEAPPLES.
      96 9 During the week ending May 25. exports of tinned pineapples from Malayan ports amounted to 50.113 cases, of which 46,468 (79 per cent) cases were to the United Kingdom, 3.365 (6 per cent.) cases to the continent of Europe. 7,934 (13 per cent.) cases to Canada, and 1,346
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      REPLY TO WM. JACKS & CO.
      581 9 REPLY TO WM. JACKS CO. NO MISGIVINGS ABOUT TIN. "CLOUDS BREAKING UP." With reference to the comments made by Messrs. William Jacks and Co., of London, on the tin situation in their last report, a Singapore correspondent writes as follows In your Issue of May 28 I read a report
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      602 9 BANKING. PONG KONG SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated In the Colony of Hong Kong) The liability of members Is limited to the extent and in manner of prescribed by OrdJiancc No. 6 of 192S of the Colony. HEAD OFFICE: HONG KONG. Authorised Capital 150.000.000 Issued and fully paid up $20,000,000 Reserve
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      442 9 BANKING. CHARTERED EANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporated In England by Royal Charter 1853; Paid Up Capital In 600.000 shares of £5 each t3 .0(10.000 Reserve Fund C 3.000.000 Reserve Liability of Proprietor!.. 13.000.000 HEAD OFFICE: S3. Btahopscate. London E.C. t. AeanU and Branches. Amrltsar Iluilo Saigon Alor Star
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    AMUSEMENTS
    118 10 MJIAMBKA Captain Hates The Sea 6 15— 9 15 CATITOL Belle of The Nineties with Mac Weit 6 15— 8 15. GLOBE THEATRE. GREAT WORLD On Your Ouard. GREAT WORLD Cabaret-— The Wandering Jew. BOLLYWOOD. U. SERANGOON ROAD Oalloping Ohoato— The King. Ood Btaas Him A My Up* Betray
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE. TUESDAY. JUNE 4, 1935. NON-EUROPEAN POSTS.
    771 10 The Straits Times SINGAPORE. TUESDAY. JUNE 4, 1935. NON-EUROPEAN POSTS. Having appointed a committee to report upon the advancement of local-born men to higher posts, the Singapore municipal commissioners have now appointed a second committee to consider the report of the first committee. This is a curious situation, the more
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    HEAD OF MALAYAN CUSTOMS.
    162 10 Mr. Pepys' Appointment Approved. It is notified In the F. M. S. Govern- ment Gazette that the Secretary of State for the Colonies has approved the appointment of Mr. W. E. Pepys. Commissioner of Trade and Customs. {Federated Malay States. Class lA. Malay.ii Civil Service, to
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    THE LAND OF THE HADRAMIS.
    1356 10 I Homeland Of The Arabs Of Malaysia. (Bj A. W. Aljelany). To the many books of travel and adventure In Arabia, have been added, of late, invaluable contribution: by St. John Phllby. Bertram Thomas, Van der Meulen and von Wlssman. Phllby and Thomas aimed at
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    NOTES OF The DAY
    727 10 > T*HE sensation of yesterday's parade was tne Singapore 111 flyingboat, which looked enormous as it roared upwards over the Cricket Cub. One was also struck by the strength of the regular forces. Without a volunteer on the field the parade extended nearly the whole length
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      65 10 IMPORTANT FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY PRIOR TO STOCK-TAKING SPECIAL OFFER Jffa OF THEIR STOCKS OF JSkkk SHOES' '-^i MILLINERY l\ AND «4?i GOWNS 1 AT DISCOUNTS RANGING FROM it i»*M* 25% to 50% JT Oil MARKED PRICES. A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY. JOHN LITTLE CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England.) SINGAPORE, KUALA LUMPUR.
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      25 10 Reliable Clocks. I I^V I V W #1^ Chromium alarms from $6. Swiss 8 day alarms from $20. Travelling alarms from $16 16, Collyer Quay.
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    20,000 DEATH ROLL IN INDIAN 'QUAKE.
    629 11 SIR SAMUKL HOARE MAKES STATEMENT IN PARLIAMENT. DENIAL THAT TOWN WILL BE BLOWN UP. i TROOPS CONTROL CITY WITH MARTIAL LAW. AUTHORITATIVE niiWinaiimi fn»m Quettu conflrnui the RDMIUni fXUnI ol llk- ••iirlliijuaUi' «li ;i In It. in c-MtiniaU'd thai m Quttta aloni 80,000 eorpm
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    MALAY RULERS i THEIR ADVISERS
    154 11 MALAY RULERS THEIR ADVISERS SIX P. SWriTKMIAM SULTAN IDRI& Till ii ;;ilii.l,: hip I ttWW R ttM Mai vi. l llu- Bl .I. .ii .-.I bjf Sir BwetUnham Ii "iw;') l h.-n R4 v ;i- Hi'- MMfl M ii ;1 thi annuAl banauti of thi ociitlon of British .i in
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    Nortnandii Sets New Record.
    33 11 Normandie Sets New Record. Nnu fork I'iiie 3 The /Viir «/.ui(.( i off Ambfoit i.iuin»hiii imiiiii Ik hour i, 9S in. Dremtn i rti llei 29 -U i. nod mi hou iih i
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    LAWRENCE OF ARABIA"S MOTHER RETURNS.
    27 11 Mm i i Lawr< i" oi Arabia. U trtvaiiini \o fttiltndbji i li. Anil- IMTI UtW UIM i rwin .ii June 13
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    STOP PRESS
    104 11 AUXILIARY A lit FORCE, OHictal Announcmmcnl. 1 1,, Baal > 1 1. .pin i lyinii ciuii i.|i..il for .May kUlrit thai ofllrlwl i, i la iiiuitr that .4ii .1 l» ilvrn fur tin furiintllini „i ibr i slenlal Empire 1 iir»i ami llary air nguuilruii al hlniup II
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    KING ATTENDS TROOPING OF THE COLOUR YESTERDAY.
    362 11 The Klng'a 70th birthday waa oolthmUid In ail parti of the lirlllah Empire yralenUy Ills Majeaty had lUin lenily recovered from a illtht 1 1 > in from which i,r had lUfTerca* laat week to attend the magnificent ceremony of the trooping of
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    $150 A$450 ALLOWANCE TO EX-RAJA EX-RAJMUDA.
    204 11 $150 A$450 ALLOWANCE TO EX-RAJA EX-RAJ MUDA. Srliiiitfor i ili« ism. "GREATER GENEROSITY WOULD BE GRACIOUS" Critidflfl »r thi M >(l *mVk i.v iDowiMi grtnUd by HM i-i.iiii'ui- Bttu iitiiu-ii to i .II- Lv Murtu Bddin, tx EUji Mini;! of Biltngor Mid ikU i mi ..I thi Suit an of
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    N. I. N.I. Rubber Levy. Levy.
    110 11 Uulaiut, June 3 Aneta Auency Uunm that the nifiHint uf imputing the < rporl 'cii/ on rubber it ifl,/ l>cin b ..n-,l, it-red. The Dutch I'remter, Dr ll I'n/i/ii hut \HiinitAt Mut on teveroi ocpatuint the necettity of obtaining iiin levenue by un Mptfi
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    CHIANG'S APPEAL.
    91 11 IVo|»i« Co-OlMlutioll 111 \nii X.-.l Dim. <!>■ iihlu, June 3. Aililu-aMlliH a Ulgn UUllierlliK ill iviiiun weloomori ai OhtnftU < hluliK Kill ■.lv k llr, I, Hi 11,., 1 wllli 111, linn ill Ilir i" opll ih. iiiiiiu.iii,,!, ol tlm lied menace In Hnectiu.ni would sunn be coinpleleil
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    SIR J.S.ALLEN DEAD.
    67 11 I. Mil, I. ,11 .1,111, I I 111 111 alii ll! It'll 1,,,),! uf tj|| Julin H lull in .vi All. ii li.iiiin.il, „l "in i, lul Cv illlei, uf Hie Houict vi Common! unit v wellkliuwil until. .llly in. hilrlglih, in ii in. liunirunc,' Ho wan
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    SERIOUS INCIDENTS IN ABYSSINIA.
    258 11 SERIOUS INCIDENTS IN ABYSSINIA. Thirty Italian SubjcotH Killed. mohilisa'hon <;oi«:s ON IN ERITREA. Two Arnu'il Rails On The iYontton. ROMti JtMM :<: <- Thirty Italian MlbJMtl In BSritrM pm UUtd "> tin Dankali PtflJOß "ii May N when an Italian nttlvt DOlioi OUtPMt w;' allackt'd hy Aliy.ssiniani, A. ..r.lliiii to
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    SOVIET WATCHING. N. CHINA CRISIS.
    203 11 Kwuntunjr Army'H AimH In \loiiK<>li:i. Nuuklitg, .inn. 4 That the Soviet ttovi-i nnu nl Ii cloaaly watohlng the nn, ■•i 1.11.1 In North China la ••vlitnu r.i tiy the vi.iii to the Nunklnu hoifign < mi. yeiterday of M inuiin HogomolotT Him M«>viet Anibuaauiioi. (<■
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    JUBILEE FUND.
    149 11 TWO DONATIONS OP $1,000 BACK I li. l.,U.iwilik! la ll, J2i.il i in iii, Singapore Sllvei Jubilee Fund: Am.,, ml |ii< u.iunly Al. .1 flit Mill I HtalT, dun Km* Hruu i M.inlit-ia nt tin Aamii lullun of Eimlneera 150 00 I hUIIOP Huh!,, i 2&0U0 .i mi
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    NETHERLANDS & THE GOld STANDARD.
    81 11 NETHERLANDS THE GOlD STANDARD. Mini In Of Ik-OlKimicH Decides To lU'Hi|fn. ii,' ut i, t>i m r i. .•it.riiiiriMi,. Minlatci ol K. ii,.iiil. a, has rrnUnril tollnwlllK tllb I Wit)) Mil I'M 1111. I .111,1 111 1,, ■1.. i,.i» 1 1 ..i ii,, OtbtM i ..hi ii.. devaluation laauu Reuter.
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    STABILISATION TALKS MAY BE HELD,
    143 11 M. ('•illaux'N Pobitiun In Now French ('nhim't. I'urin, Jin. It i mnl.i ,I(» U that M. CaUlaui Ii oonUmpltUnc cullIng an ini.Mii.iiiuii.il oonxtrtnot Oil currency itabillMtion Thla move (aaya v Htuiter mM* u«uo from London) will probably bo welcomed fn all cuuiitrloa con- < cerned.
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    FUTURE OF, TiN RESTRICTION.
    238 11 FUTURE OF, TiN RESTRICTION. VMS. Chanter Of Mines Lot (or. LONDON REPORT! UNFOUNDED. Private Pool And Buffer Pool 'iii--' i m.s. Ohambtr of Mints has obtained from London Imperttnl obttrvat l< a tin rtporl from tin- bally Bxpraii eabltd !<• thi Straiti Tinu-i mi April IL'. Tim Dnllv i Belgian
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    WORLD SUPPLIES OP TIN.
    102 11 WORLD SUPPLIES OF TIN. 450 lONS LKSS THAN AT APRIL Ml (Pritin <iui (twn i „1 1,• 1, hi lon Jim, 1 w 11 ..in, 1, tnd l a .<.Mlll.li. 11,. world 'IMI.I. Un ,i( May 11 v. i,,. ***** 1..H..1 will, Irt'.'NV Apill ngurei, it 1. explained exclude the
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    LOCAL WEATHER BULLETINS.
    308 12 MALAYA AND SI AM TO EXCHANGE REPORTS. VITAL IMPORTANCE TO AVIATION. «v (By Our Aviation Correspondent.) MALAYA and Siam have agreed to exchange, by wireless, weather bulletins twice a day. Th' i decision, of vital importance to aviators flying through what in the monsoon season is one
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    LOCAL BURGLARS ACTIVE.
    350 12 $1,603 Haul From Lawyer's House. Houses in several parts of Singapore town have been raided by burglars during the past two nights and nearly $3,000 worth of cash and property has been stolen. The chief victim is Mr. E. R. Koek. the well-known lawyer, who lost $1,603
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    MRS TAN CHAY YAN.
    20 12 a/.-tu J:-;Un< ation Mrs Tail .->-. U .11 Wii- L*l of tdals TJiti name originally appeared incorrectly
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    CERTIFICATES OF HONOUR.
    565 12 RECIPIENTS IN THE COLONY. Biographical details are appended of four Malayans who have been awarded Certificates of Honour in recognition of their loyal and valuable services to the Government of the Straits Settlements. Mr. Reginald Tewensohn, JJ", has been a Municipal Commissioner of Singapore since 1927. He
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    PENANG WEDDING.
    150 12 Mr. Soo Hoo Kum's Bride From China. The wedding took place at the Li Tek Scan; Penang. on Thursday last of Mr. Soo 800 Kum, sixth son of the wealthy Cantonese merchant, Mr. Soo Hoo Hong, and of Mrs. Soo Hoo Hong, and Miss Chew Chin Chee, fifth
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    STRAITS CHINESE READING CLUB.
    38 12 Members of the Straits Chinese Reading Club are informed that there will be no meeting on June 10, Whit Monday; but there will be a meeting for class study on Thursday night, June <J.
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    28 12 Cycle pumps of Empire origin may be imported into the P. MS. free, but a duty of 30 cent* a dozen Is payable on those <*i foreign manufacture.
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    JUBILEE FUND AND P. B. F.
    372 12 Should Planters Show Any Preference (By Oar Planting Correspondent.) There has appeared in the press a letter from Mr. N. T. Cummins urging that, If money for charity is available, the claims of the Planters' Benpvolent Fund should have prior recognition by planters and
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    SULTAN LEAVES.
    74 12 Friends Entertained To Dinner Last Night. H.H. the Sultan of Johore entertained a large party of friends to dinner at Raffles Hotel last night, the eve of his departure for Colombo by the President Johnson. The company included a number of His Highness's fellow passengers and altogether it
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    SIAMESE MISSION.
    69 12 Visiting Japan, Manchukuo And China. (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok. June 2. Telegraphic advices from Japan state that 15 Siamese members of the Assembly, having finished their tour of Japan, and now making a thorough study and observation of the progress in construction In the new capital. They
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    MR. D. M. HOLLAND.
    49 12 Many Attend Funeral At Seremban. (From Our Own Co-respondent) Seremban, June 3. The funeral took place today of Mr. L M. Holland, of Bukit J.andok Estate Kcpang. who died In a local hosplt.il from pleurisy. The funeral was largely attended, among others being the sldenfc
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    IN THE FEDERAL CAPITAL.
    42 12 The Hon. Mr. Marcos Rex, acting Chief Secretary to Government, IMS.. H.H. the Sultan of Selangor and the Hon. Mr. W. D. Barron. British Resident, Selangor, at the Saluting base st the Kine'a Birthday parade at Kuala Lumpur.
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    FAREWELL DINNER TO MR. BRADNEY.
    224 12 Presentation Made At Station Hotel. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June 3. A large number of past and present members of the Asiatic staff of the F.M.S. Audit Department attended the farewell dinner given in honour of the retirement of Mr. G. P. Bradney
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    HIS EXCELLENCY'S GUESTS.
    755 12 KING'S BIRTHDAY BALL IN SINGAPORE. UNIFORMS IN A GAY THRONG. About eight hundred guests attended the ball given by HE. the Governor and Lady Thomas last night in honour of the birthday of H.M. the King. His Excellency and Lady Thomas, who looked remarkably well after their
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    CATTLE DISEASE IN MALAYA & SIAM.
    87 12 CATTLE DISEASE IN MALAYA SIAM. PROHIBITION OF IMPORTS. Outbreaks of rinderpest in Johore and Negri Sembilan have been reported, and the importation of cattle into Singapore from those States is prohibited. Importation of cattle from Siam into the Federated States is prohibited owing to the existence of the disease in
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    THREATENED LOSS OF OUR PINEAPPLE INDUSTRY.
    2234 13 A SINGAPORE MERCHANT'S NOTEBOOK. Price Factor Not The Only One —Waste Products That Are Wasted. 3y OUR COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENT.' L/OLLOWING up my last week's com- ments concerning the Malayan pineapple Industry, I would today deal with some other aspects of the matter and first
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    REST WIN CLARKE CUP MATCH EIGHT MINUTES FROM TIME.
    1840 14 McNEILL'S MAGNIFICENT FIGHTING INNINGS FOR EUROPEANS. Sullivan Takes Last Three Wickets With Nine Deliveries. State Side Chosen. (By Leighton) *T*HE annual match between the Europeans and Rest for the Clarke Cup ended in a great victory for the Rest eight minutes
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    35 14 N. Sullivan, the S.R.C. left arm bowler, who finished off tke Clarke Cup match yesterday by taking the last three Knrtpean wickets with nine deliveries without having a run hit off him. Straits Times Photograph.
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    MEDICAL COLLEGE'S EASY VICTORY.
    205 14 Cricket Alvis And Boon Beng Rout F. M. S. R. XI. The Medical College Union scored a run-away victory over the F.M.S.R. Institute on the Union ground yesterday afternoon, when they passed the visitors' total of 48 with eight wickets in hand. F.M.S.R. Singham b Boon
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    20 14 Henry B«oa, the S.CR.C. batsman, who has been chosen to play for Singapore against the Negri Sembilan. Straits Times Photograph.
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    THE LATEST DERBY BETTING
    203 14 Racing. 500 To 1 Taken On Two Outsiders. London, June 3. The latest Derby call-over is as follows: j 10 to 11 Bahrain taken and offered. 100 to 12 Halran taken and offered. 100 to 9. Theft taken and offeree;. 100 to 8 Field Trial offered.
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    REFEREES' TESTS.
    49 14 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June 3. Following the refresher course for referees, and others Interested, arranged by the Selangor Football Association, tests are to take place at the V.M.C.A.. written on June 21 and oral i on July 5, at 7 p.m. on each occasion.
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    K. L. GARDEN G. C. COMPETITION.
    104 14 Golf. Brearley Tops Qualifiers For Committee's Prize. (From Our Own Correspondent.* Kuala Lumpur, June 3. The following qualified in the Gardens Golf Club committee's prize competition: The draw for the Ist round is as follows H. Holland vs Khoo Hong Chow; W. R. Brearley
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    THE MALAYA CUP.
    150 14 Kedah Score Surprise Win Over Perak. Contrary to expectations Kedah defeated Perak by 2 goals to 1 in the Malaya Cup Match at Alor Star on Saturday. Basha headed in the first goal after four minutes, and Kedah led by a goal nil at half-time. Abdullah scored
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    SINGAPORE L.T.A.
    70 14 Entries for the Singapore lawn tennis championships close on June 7. No entries win be accepted after that da r CambrMge. Mass. June 3. A new world pole Jump record ot 14 feet s','b inches was set by Keith Brown, former Yale University student. The previous world record
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      296 14 SINGAPORE LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION. THE SINGAPORE CHAMPIONSHIPS (SanctiMed by Urn L.T.A. Maiaya) Will be held on the Courts of the SINGAPORE CRICKET CLUB, SINGAPORE a»4 other courts, if necessary FROM JUNE 17th, 1935 at 4.50 pa each day, EveoU. Entrance Fees. 1. Gentlemen's Singles, $4 each Player. 2. Gentlemen's Doubles
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    SUTCLIFFE PULLS YORKSHIRE THROUGH AGAINST KENT.
    439 15 FIVE GAMES FINISHED IN TWO DAYS. Glamorgan, Derby Sussex Gain Innings Victories. London, June 3. Five or the eight county cricket matches started on Saturday were finished today, three of them ending in wins by an innings. Yorkshire and Kent had a great battle
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    IRISH SWEEP.
    33 15 The only Malayan success yesterday in t^e It 1 I s?w~»r> dr?w was a £100 consolation prize for "Nudist Kuaiu Geh Estate, Kelantan. No other prizes were drawn for Malaya —Reuter.
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    16 15 Tccaday, June 4. j Football: Inter-School. St. Patrick's vs. St. Joseph's Institution, S.J.I. ground.
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    DE SILVA BROTHERS IN FORM.
    718 15 In The N*gri.' N. S. Club Well Beaten By Selangor Rangers. (Prom Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, June 3. Two good scores by the brothers De Silva (Lawrence and Felix) and a fine innings on Saturday by the former FMS. batsman, Gurdlal Singh, were the features
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    Severe Defeat For Selangor Club At Penang. P. C. C. WIN BY AN INNINGS.
    449 15 Severe Defeat For Selangor Club At Penang. P. C. C. WIN BY AN INNINGS. (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, June 3. The annual cricket match between the Penang C.C. and the Selangor Club ended just before tea today in a victory for the P.C.C. by an innings and 122 runs.
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    WEIGHTS FOR K. L. FIRST DAY.
    493 15 Racing. Refill To Carry 9.7 In Class I Event. The handicaps for Saturday, the first day of the Selangor Turf Club summer meeting, are as follows:--Race 1: Ponies, Class 2, Div. 1, 5 ran., 2.M p.m. Rockley Star 9 0, Golden Queen 8. IS,
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    290 WHALES SEEN IN A DAY
    238 16 200 WHALES SEEN IN A DAY ANTARCTIC VIGIL OF SCIENCE SHIP. After seven months' observation a whaler in Antarctic waters, theRoyal Research ship, William Scorcsby, is back in London, at St. Katharine Dock. The commission so ended, which made her fourth visit to the Southern Seas, was occupied entirely in
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    AIR MINISTRY TO SURVEY ROUTES.
    475 16 Development In England Of Civil Aviation. All the year round air services throughout Great Britain, operating day and night, become possibilities of a not distant future with the announcement that the Air Ministry has taken first steps in preparation for a survey of the whole
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    SINGAPORE 50 YEARS AGO.
    207 16 SINGAPORE 50 YEARS AGO. From the Straits Times of June 1, 1885 From the debate in the Legislative Council on 20th May, the minutes ~>i which were published only yesterday, it appears that practically nothing has yet been done towards putting the harbour and town of Singapore in a state'
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    WOUNDED RIFLEMAN DRAMA.
    131 16 Amazing Scene At Range. A young bandsman of the l3t Battalion of the Highland Light Infantry was admitted to the Royal Northern Infirmary at Inverness after an extraordinary incident which occurred during rifle practice. About 70 men of the battalion. Including the bandsman, who is now wounded,
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    SENTENCE QUADRUPLED
    44 16 Herr ltygfa oo z< a German Jew convicted,^ smuggling currency out oi H^country, appealed against a sen■wice of a year's imprisonment and £400 fine. His case was retried, and he was sentenced to four years' penal servitude and a fine of £4,000.
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS
    205 16 Programme of drills up to and for week ending June 9. Tuesday, June 4, 5.15 p.m., Headquarters. S.V.A.C.S., M.G. Classification Practice; 5.15 p.m., Headquarters, Ist Bn. Int. Section, Message Writing; 5.15 p.m., Headquarters, Ist Bn. Signal Section Signal Training; 5.15 p.m., Headquarters, "A", "C", "G" Cays., M.G. Training;
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    MUSLIM UNIVERSITY OF ALIGARH.
    332 16 Representative Touring Malaya. Mr. M. N. M. Badiudin. editor of the Aligarh Magazine, has arrived In Singapore from Alor Star. He is here on a mission connected with the Muslim University of Aligarh, India. Mr. Badiudin has been sent by the University to tour Slam, Malaya,
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    ANXIETY IN LIFE OF TODAY
    301 16 Lord Alien And Its Effects. The preventive work of medical science In the sphere of mental wellI being will do more to protect demo- cracy by giving us a nation of healthyi minded citizens than anything we politicians can do through the Statute Book," said
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    BRITISH MEMORIAL TO KING ALBERT.
    350 16 Appeal By The AngloBelgian Union. In response to numerous requests from many parts of the British Empire thxt the memory of King Albert of the Belgians should be perpetuated in the form of a Memorial In Grtr. i Britain the undersigned, representing the Society of
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    36 16 The Czechoslovak Government have Informed the Polish Government that aeroplanes of the Polish Lot air Mne will not be permitted to cross Czechoslovakia on the Warsaw-Vienna service. The service has been in ope.atlon for 10 years.
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    HIGHLANDS UNDER FEDERAL VOTE.
    434 16 SUGGESTION BY MR. A. E. MOREIRA. At a recent meeting of the Cameron Highlands Society, Mr. H. Gordon Graham, the president explained that the delay in progress at Dunman's corner was apparently due to difficulty in finding accommodation for the labour necessary to transform this lnsighty
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      369 17 MORE ROADS AT THE HIGHLANDS. To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,— With reference to your leading article of the 27th. May, will you permit me to enter for the Surplus Funds Disposal Competition." I would put forward a suggestion for the appropriation of, at any rate,
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      TAMIL HISTORY.
      374 17 "Not Of The Dravidian I Race." To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir. Dr. Viswallngam's recent address on "The Early History of the Tamils" at the Kuala Lumpur Rotary Club is very interesting. The following may perhaps be of additional interest to your readers as it contains
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      INDIAN OPINION.
      377 17 Need For Better Local Organisation. To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,— We have read the "irresponsibly Inaccurate." aspersions of Mr. Martin on the Indian community. But the sincere communication from the Governor of the Settlements deploring such Inaccurate statements and discountenancing such scurrilous attacks is the
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      257 17 Agency Houses Which Are Not Helpful. To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,— lt seems to me that jobs are only obtained through Influence. At least, this his been my experience. As a senior man asking for a junior appointment with the object of starting from the
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    NEWS OF MALAYANS AT HOME.
    707 17 Indian Resident Of Klang In London. (From Our Own Corresponc'tnt.) London, May 22. Last week-end, I took refuge from a mid-May storm of sleet and snow at The Angel, Henley-on-Thames, and discovered that "mine host" was none other than Mr. Flood Page, formerly one of
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY.
    241 17 The following novels were added to Raffles Library during the past fortnight: Sweet Peril, Jennifer Ames; The Street of Dreams, Arthur Applln; Fiddler's Polly, Joy Bainee; Disaster Island, R. A. Bankaon; Deaert Son, Jean Barrte; Lady of the Plain, Harold Bbuuoss; QueaUon of Proof Nicolas Blake; Death to
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    ANTLMALARIA STUDIES.
    123 17 ANTI-MALARIA STUDIES. Delegates to the International Coarse in Malariology being conducted at the College of Medicine under the auspices of the Malaria Commission, Health Organisation, League of Nations. Standing: Dr. Bayung (Slam); Dr. Evans (Malaya); Dr. Rose (China); Dr. Poo Lango (China); Dr. Crook (China); Dr. Adhikari (Bengal, India); Dr.
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    CHURCHES IN MOSCOW PACKED OUT.
    139 17 Authorities Show No Sign Of Opposition. Moscow. April 29. All the churches which are still open in Moscow were crowded from early evening yesterday until dawn this morning by worshippers at the Russlin Easter services. The ceremony was carried on openly with no interference by
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    HULUTAO HARBOUR DEVELOPMENT.
    141 17 Manchus To Complete The Project In Four Years. Work on the development of Hulutao harbour, interrupted since January, 1932, will be resumed this year by the Director-General of Manchoukuo Railways, an official announcement said today. The Directorate-General has allotted $40,000,000 to complete the entire project in four
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    'PLANE CRASHES IN TORNADO.
    148 17 Wind Makes A Toy Of Giant Machine. Peasants near the Gironde estuary were the helpless witnesses of a dramatci seaplane crash In which three naval men were killed and two seriously injured. The Goliath two-engined military 'plane was flying in the neighbourhood of Lesparre, to the
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    GERMAN REARMAMENT NOW MAIN FACTOR IN POLITICS.
    1254 18 British Political Diary. From Our Own Correspondent. (By Air Mail.) London, May 17. ]WR. W. G. A. Ormsby-Gore, First Commissioner of ]Works, who is a member of the Cabinet, declared yesterday that "the main factor in politics now is the speed and scale
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    PROPHECY OF BISHOP WELLDON.
    316 18 When The Far East Arms One Day. One day, nearly uOO million people In Far Eastern countries may combine, and arm themselves against Europe. This Is the dread possibility foreseen by Bishop Welldon, the former Dean of Durham, in his book "Forty Years On (Ivor Nicholson
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    MANY STROKE CASES IN INDIAN HEAT-WAVE.
    1350 19 120 DEGREES IN THE SHADE! More Agra Salient Battle Awards Made<> (From Our Own Correspondent.) Calcutta, June 1. THERE is only one subject of conversation in India— the insufferable heat. Although, as the old lady said, it is not so much the heat as
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    MONSOON IN CEYLON.
    55 19 Stormy Weather And Heavy Rainfall Recorded. Colombo, May 29. I The monsoon has definitely set .t j Ceylon, according to the SuperintendI ent of the Colombo Observatory. Stormy weather conditions are prevailing in Colombo and round the i coast, and 2'^ inches of rain have been recorded
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    40 LAKHS IRRIGATION PROGRAMME IN CEYLON.
    1250 19 NEW TANK SITES. Flood Protection And Drainage. (From A Ceylon Correspondent.) A VAST irrigation works programme will be taken in hand in the next financial year. This is responsible for the large increase in the estimates of expenditure put forward by the Minister of
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    TRANSFORMATION OF SINGAPORE WATERFRONT.
    43 20 These Straits Times photographs show how the Singapore waterfront in being transformed. In the younger days of the Settlement practically the whole area shown above was under the sea. The process of reclamation in now being carried further afield.
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    16 20 Coolies working on a spot that was open water some months ago on Raffles Reclamation extension.
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    9 20 Shadows in a calm lake formed by the bund
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    8 20 Note the outline of the new reclamation area
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