Malaya Tribune, 16 June 1931

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune XVIII. -No. 140 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY JUNE 16, 1931 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Tuesday, June 16, 1931. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1931.
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      143 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. YO ANNOT BETTER IHE BEST, r anotlier Carlsberg" mm W Obtainable in Bottles or on W Draught. m Everywhere throughout the Wjr>T M Straits Settlements and Malay JfW-A X States. M V J 1 Call for it to-day. KvAt Ny Carlsberg: V\ J i Beers SOLE IMPORTERS
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      196 1 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 JOHN BARRYMORE in WARNER BROS' 'MOBY DICK" 'PHONE 5261-5262. I Himalaya Bouquet Perfume |pf Solidified Brilliantine, I 1 I Talcum Powder, Toilet Soap. 1 I fe- SS ERASMIC, LONDON. I AGENTS: I SIME, DARBY Co., Ltd. S S.S. AND F.M.S. "DIAMOND RING" j BR AMD MILK 1
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    An Artist Looks At Love.
    932 2 LITERARY NOTES. "The Brink,- by Arthur J. Rees. The Bodley Head. Ltd.. 7s. 6d The Brink" is the story cf an artist, and it is in itself an artist s picture—a quiet-toned work but deeply interesting because it exhibits intelligence, simplicity and beauty. Theie b
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    QUAINT SCHOOLS IN BERLIN.
    1127 2 THE ACADEMY FOR HAWKERS. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") A passion for organised education is one of the characteristics of Germans. Their system cf general education has served as a model for that of many other States, and pedagogues of every nation flock to Germany to
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    45 2 Mrs. Lawrence Harper, who test year reached the final of the U S.A skigl.s and doubles lawn tennis championships at Forest Hills, is to compete at Wimbledon this year. She sailed for England, on May 15 in company with G. Lott and J. Van Ryn.
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      167 2 after Illness OVALTINE" is unrivalled as a food for convalescents because it supplies concentrated nourishment in an easily digested form. It quickly establishes that progressive improvement which the patient longs to feel and the nurse desires to observe. Ovaltinc ha<- a delicious flavour which 'eases even the mcst fastidious palate
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      49 2 DIABETES omumption, V D.. Leprosy, Piles CMalaria and ChroDic Diseases. Consult the specialist at tbe Standdrd Ayurvedic Pharmacy. NO 74-1 BRAS BASAH ROAD THONE NO. 7245. CONSULTING HOURS:—t to II •m--2 to 8 p m AYURVEDIC PHYSICIAN M S. WAIDYASIRIYA, M R A S.. M O 8 8., iCeylont
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      164 2 THE STRONGHOLD OF THRIFT \N EXPRESSION OF PUBLIC i CONFIDENCE 28,000,000 INSURANCE CONTRACTS are in force with PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED. The Largest Insurance Institution in the British Empire. An ENDOWMENT ASSURANCE with the P~ 7 fjjPPRUDENTIAL offers you a E^*^^i" 7 [jft fjj rst c^ass investment combined S^M\^'^^^ with
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    CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES.
    2643 3 ANNUAL REPORT OF ACTING DIRECTOR. AN INTERESTING REVIEW. Mr. R. Boyd, acting Director of Co-opera-tion, says the following in his annual report on the working of co-operative societies in tb,e F.M.S. for the year ended June 30, 1930: At the beginning of the year there were 138 societies
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      346 3 PHOSFERINE Wonderful for Vigour 1 .t great admirer and I ever of the wonderful Wh^- t. JZaji *A and properties of me, and can without ii&H on recommend it very ■Hr ;|S to my brother athletes, A J Hi al culturists, etc. I per- IV J| v&jjft JP iil round
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      244 3 \V. c/> LA *\v- i \;.t\i I Here's the Tonic /fV=|p*\ to make you vCUU weiian dstrong! 6 |f When you find that the climate is c^SM^^s)_^--«-*"" "l putting a severe strain on your vitality, it is to Hall's Wine that you must look for help. And what w °nderful
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    TAGORE AND COLOUR BAR.
    648 4 BENGALI TENDENCY OF ALOOFNESS. STUBBORN INSULARITY OF ENGLISHMEN. Dr Rabindranath Tagore writes to the Spectator." which has opened a discussion on the Colour Bar, as follow*: Sir—An Englishman finds his mental comfort disturbed when he has to deal with differences that are foreign to him. for
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    ORIGINAL OF ROBINSON CRUSOE.
    370 4 HOW DEFOE MET SELKIRK IN BRISTOL. Everybody knows the story of Robinson Crusoe, but few know that this character was founded upon a real personality, Alexander Selkirk. This month marks the bi-centenary of Daniel Defoe, father of the English novel and creater of Robinson Crusoe. It
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      269 4 SUCCESS WITH SUNSHINE GLAXO What Nurses Write: EXPECTANT MOTHERS NURSING MOTHiSS morning sickness relieved nausea finished •Tatient had very bad morning sickness .11 wee baby fretful flatulence 11 became very ill. I advised Sunshine Gkxo vomited after meals not gaining weight* morning and night. Result good. Got j wggefted Suashine
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      198 4 -r r r < Tastes Sake Grapes lMute Millions of healthy people eat Grape-Nuts for breakfast even morning for taste's sake. Crisp with that fresh-from-the-oven taste; goodness in every spoonful. Try it tomorrow as a treat -then, as a healthful habit FREE SAMPLE ffJffJHBTSW Send in stampMailer aPhippt (Mali v.
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    MARKET PRICES.
    419 5 SINGAPORE, JUNE 12. MUI. &tff steak (round) kati 48 Beef stew or curry kati 45 Pork, lean kaci 50 Pork, lean and fat 11st quality) kati 40 Mutton Indian lb. 55 Mutton Australian lb. 55 Fowl kati 45 Hens (Locally reared) kati 55 Ducks each 75 Paeons, domestic
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1544 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING. lait-KU tf TRASS* CO.. EACH A.N OS AND STOCK. MSMM Singapore, June 16, 10 a.m. Issue Year CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Value. Ends- Buyers. Bailers. £1.0.0 Asam Kumbang Tin Dec 31 £0.18.0 £1. 1.6 cd 1.0.0 Austral Malay Bee. 31 0.18.6 i. 0.0 0.5.0 Ayer Hitam Tin June
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      536 5 TALKIE RECORDS. 1419 Maybe It's Love—Naughty Baby. 1420 Live And Love To-day—Sympathy. 1426 Always In All Ways—Am I To Blame. 1427 Why Am I So Romantic—Chasing the Blues Away. 1459 Beyond the Blue Horizon—Sweet Virgia 1461 Loving You the Way I Do—The Day You Say You Will Be Mine. 1462
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      37 5 Try the Powerful Dj LOUDSPEAKER SPECIAL j mm WW 4 r v use 4 Stat*? what gramophone is price $7 each nett i' 1 yick wah I 5 WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS jC jjj fSI 541 N<wtn ft
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      121 5 The People's Paper. THE "MALAYA TRIBUNE," of course I Si SOUNDEST Tilt AND ONLY triPTirc NEWS 5 CENTS DAILY. Its Circulation is Continually increasing—that is Clear Proof of its Sustained Popularity. Be sure you get it regularly by becoming a Subscriber. The Subscription Form below may be used. Date, 1931.
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      240 5 PIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY. JUNE 16. -a- U.10 a.m., 10.05 p.m. H* n I.C.F.A. v. S.C.C. (Div. 1), it; S.H.B. v. Medical College iiB: Wearnes v. F. and N. niv SJtOL 1 t s Singapore championships. :m-Finals. S.C.C. -MORROW, JUNE 17. -.A, il so a.m., 10.42 p.m. t -.nee Opens.
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      197 6 Malaya's Largest Fioest Theatre" easj TO-NIGHT 1 »-<s I a POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT. In Ijj jjj The World-famous Stage and Screen Star S JOHN BARRYMORE Warner Bros amazingly realistic adaptation of 3 HERMAN MELVILLE'S great adventure romance I MOBY DICK J WITH j}} JOAN BENNETT. Ci Don't miss this great
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      221 6 Amusements. 16 15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 Singapore's One topic of Conversation— THE PICTURE You II Never Forget! Charlie Chaplin in I I "City Lights" I VSITED ARTISTS PICTURE. There are 30.000 good reasons why you should see "City S Lights" but not one why you should not! To miss such a
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      327 6 I TO-NIGHT 6.15 9.15 j Charles Farrell S AND ELISSA LANDI g in g Fox Movietone's Brilliant Drama "Body Soul." I j HOOT GIBSON is Comi H l\ TO-NIGHT! TIESDAY, JUNE 16. TONIGHT! 1 Dejin's Star. Opera Theatre Royal, North Bridge Road. jfl Will BtSfi An Interesting Malay Play, Supported
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    RUBBER STOCKS.
    34 7 London. June 15. Britain's rubbei stacks are: London 83.856, Liverpool 54,812 "S.F.E." Service. The totals a week ago were London 84,915, Liverpool 54,218. There is thus a total decrease of 505 tons.
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    CIVIL AVIATION IN MALAYA.
    834 7 AND BROADCASTING FACILITIES. ACTIVITIES OF THE S. S. (S.) A. COMMITTEE. The following are the minutes of a meeting of the committee of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association held in the Exchange on June 9: Present: Mr. H. D. Mundell (President). Mr. G. G. Franklin (Vice
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    53 7 Singapore, June 16. Bayers Sellert R.S.S. equal to London Standard. Spot 9», 9% Standard R.S.S. on Tender, June 9< J *v July 9', 9\ July/September 9v 9 7 s October/December 10 ts\k Tone of Market: —Stagnant. Latest Cable:—London Spot Sheet 215 16c per lb. New
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    ECHO OF PENMAN CASE.
    356 7 P. AND O. BANK SUED BY IPOH BROKERS. M William Blown Penman, who is serving a lm of three years' rigorous imprisonment in .onnec.ior with his misappropriations as Managing Director of the now defunct firm of Rose Macpiiail and Penman, Ltd.. was in court to-day as
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    TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
    176 7 SUCCESS OF FAR EASTERN SCHOOL. The Far Eastern Music School has again done well in the Trinity College of Music examination held recently. For the previous three years all the pupils presented got through the examination, and the Far Eastern Music School has repeated this fine
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    RETURN OF JESUS TO THE EARTH.
    120 7 PROPHECY IN A LOCAL CHURCH. A prophecy that Jesus would return to the earth, literally, bodily and visibly, "only a little way in the future." was made at the Penang Road Church on Sunday by Pastor A. Munson. Christ would not. he said, return
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    314 7 Singapore, June 16. (By courtesy of H. and S. Bank.) Selling.—London 4 months' slgm 2a 3 i I /Ml London 3 months* sight 2s. 3 13/16 d.. London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 25/32 d., London 30 days' sight 2s. 3%d., London demand 2s 3 23/32 d.. London
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    DRY-DOCKING GIANT SHIPS.
    415 7 MARVELS CF -THE AGE. SHIPPING NEWS. The gigantic White Star liner "Majestx" has been lately undei going periodical repairs on the great floating dock at Southampton, which was opened by the Prince o f Wales in 1924. The floating dock which enables such enormous weights to be
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    COLLISIONS AT SEA.
    306 7 Rugby. June 15. Amendments in the nternational regulations for preventing collisions at sea, which were to have come into operation next month, have been postponed until a date to be announced later, as replies from all the Govern ments concerned, which number over 60. have not yet
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    CHARGE AGAINST LAWYER DISMISSED.
    109 7 MAGISTRATE DECIDES FOR MR. M. V. PILLAI. Delivering his decision yesterday regard ng the allegations of criminal breach of trust against Mr. M. V. Pillai. the local Indian lawyer, the Fourth Magistrate (Mr. J. F. F. Gregg) decided there was insufficient evidence for the case to
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    ALLEGED CHEATING.
    114 7 EDUCATED SUMATRAN IN TROUBLE. Before the District Judge (Mr. J. C. Dodd) yesterday allegations of cheating were brought j against a Malay named Daud and a Sumatra Malay who gave his name as Siregar. The latter originally came to Singapore from Medan and is well educated in Dutch.
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    138 7 LYALL AND EVATTS REPORT. COMMERCIAL NEWS. June 16. noon. Rubber improved i cent in New York yesterday and United Kingdom Stocks are lower this week by 500 tons; but these very slight improvements have not increased business locally and the market is idle. Tin dropped £2 in
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    ETLIN AND CO.'S REPORT.
    317 7 June 16. 11 a.m. RUBBER. London.—3d. unchanged. New York.— 6% cents (O). up V'a cent. Shares: Quiet. Allenbys 70—90 cents. Ayer Moleks 60—70 cents, Ayer Panas 70—80 cents. Bassetts 45—50 cents. Brogas 35—40 cents. Bukit Jelotongs 20—2~> cents. Bukit Katils 22 1 cents. Connemaras 75—85 cents.
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    PRODUCE.
    135 7 Singapore, June 16. Rice, Siam 1 per Koyan siya Rice. Siam 2 5165 Rice, Siam 3 $135 Rice. Siam 4 $12« Rice, Saigon A-l $130 Rice, Saigon 1 $122 Rice. Saigon 2 $114 Rice. Saigon 3 $106 Rice, Rangoon 1 SI 10 Rice, Rangoon 2 $108 Rice, Par Boiled
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    105 7 Singapore, June 16. SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Kutsang 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Kedah 18; Siamese Prince 11; Philoctetes S; Sarpedon 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Theseus 30. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4). Silverguava 48. f West Wharf (Entrance Gate 4).
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    33 7 The rate of Issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 153 for $100. Th--ate of pavm*»nr of Moipv Orders from India j At i ►Moi: Rs 157 for $100
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      285 7 VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL SUNDAY NEXT, JUNE 21, at 9.30 p.m. Iwo Great Stars In Joint Song Recital TOTI DAL MONTE World Famous Ita.ian Coloratura Soprano and ENZO de MURO-LOMAINTO Celebrated Lyric Tenor. ROOKING NOW OPEN AT LITTLE'S $4, $2 $1. jj MALACCA CAPITOL THEATRE t MALACCA'S PREMIER TALKIE HOUSE Qj
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      4 7 UNIVERSALIS First All-Talking Serial.
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      308 7 METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. MALAYAN DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Tempera- Brlgl STATIONS. ture. Rainfall. Sun Max. Mm. shins Alor Star 90 77 Nil 11.1 Kota Bahru 92 77 Nil 11.5 K. Trengganu 92 74 .03 9.3 Kroh 89 72 Nil 10.4 Sitawan 93 74 Nil 10.6 Ipoh 95 80 Nil 11.2 Butterworth 90
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
    108 8 Births, Marriages And Deaths. AC* NOWLEDGMENTS. Mrs. Chia Cheng Jin and family and Mr. Chia Cheng Hoe wish to thank all those relatives and friends who sent letters of condolence and floral tributes, and also those who paid night visits and attended the funeral of the late Mr.
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    THE SILVER LINING.
    794 8 Probably future generations will speak of the Great Slump of 1930-31 as the Great Readjustment. The whole industrial world is undergoing drastic reorganisation, necessitated by a combination of circumstances, and inevitably involving serious upheaval. Discrepancies in wage standards in different countries, and artificial barriers to trade in
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    128 8 Mr. A. Johnson, of Borneo Motors. Ipoh. will be coming to Singapore on transfer shortly The Stra.ts Chinece Reading Club week!" meetaig. which was to have been held la t night, was postponed to Thursday night. Ther? has been a recrudescence of influenza in Colombo, and it has been general
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    ENGLISH EDUCATION IN THE F.M.S.
    273 8 Accommodation Problem Under Control. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June 16. The staffs of the English schools in S2langor yesterday entertained Mr. O'Sullivan. Inspector of Schools, and Mrs. O'Sullivan to a farewell tea on the eve of their departure to Penang on transfer. Replying
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    CHILD WELFARE SOCIETY. "M. T." DOLLAR FUND.
    69 8 We propose to close this Fund on Saturday The result has been rather disappointing, tht total received thus far being only $130.20. though that amount represents quite a large number of subscribers. Will any who have not sent a small donation please consider
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    MALACCA AND COUNCIL REFORM.
    55 8 The Malacca Guardian" understands that the sub-committee of the S.S. <M.) A. appointed to analyse and report on the referendum on Council Reform has completed its work. Details of the report are not yet available for publication, but it is gathered that Council Re form Ls
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    139 8 Mr. Ronald D. Wilson, late manager of Messrs. Pritchard and Co.. Ltd.. in Butterworth and Sungei Patani. has joined Messrs. Storch Brothers, Ltd. In connection with the Diocesan Conference a pubhc meeting will be held in St. Andrew's School Hall. Stamford Read, at 6 p.m. on Thursday. The subject, which
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    47 8 LATEST QUOTATIONS. RUBBER. London:— 2 15 16d. fkm Ycrk:— 6K cents (Gold). Singapore:—9»4.ft* tents. TIX. L.r don:—Snot £102 7s. 6d. (Down Cd.). Thre: Men hs Buv?rs £104 0s Od Down 40s. Od). Sellers £104 2s. 6d (Down 40s. Od.). Singapore: -$51.871-. (100 tons soldi.
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    552 8 -(BY "LOOKER-ON "i Miracles never cease. I k. broker who advised a potent; mot to buy any shares just I A He almost apologised. "I isn't business!" he said. H just what it is. People v. counsel, and wiil remember fully later on. Tin and rubber shares
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    60 8 Prom China and Japan by Maru due at Singapo-e to-mo'-row From Indo-China by Singapore at 6 a.m. td-morrow. Prom Holland and Germany "Christiaan Huygens die at Sir. 11 a.m. to-morrow. From China and Japan by the Maru" due at Singapore en Thur.sd:. From Europe (Lcndon mails despal <i
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      296 8 TO-DAY'S RADIO. Kuala Lumpur Radio Society (47 or 55 metres); 6.30 to 7 p.m. Asiatic music; 7 to 8.30. English recorded music Radio-Saigon (49.05 metres) 6.30 p.m. Annamite programme; 8.15 p.m. recorded music: 9.15 p.m. concert by the orchestra under the direction of M. Andre Soyer Bandoeng. PLE (15.93 metrest
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    Government Defeated In Snap Division. HOPES OF AVERTING DOWNFALL.
    553 9 CRIES OF "RESIGN!" IN HOUSE. LIH K M-S TO DECIDE ON FRIDAY. UN MENT REFUSES TO COMPROMISE. Reuter. ;i diock between the Governthe Liberal Party over the i ,nd tax persists. Cabinet >P ..w no sign of a compromise a *i
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    AUSTRALIAN SKULL.
    71 9 ■TORTANT DISCOVERIES FROM ITS EXAMINATION. Reuter. Camberra, June 15. Proft*; Si; Colin Mackenzie. Director of rt* Au<: Institute of Anatomy, anu vkuil recently found in Central Auitralu* Mr. Rigg. the engineer, exhibits "atures what simila" to those of the p king c i. He is of opinion that
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    120 9 untitled of the Paya Lebar urch a prayer meeting M be held at the home of Mr S drum. 15. Boundary Road, on 5 p.m The Rev. A. Eklund wil: sage. live programme has been pre 1 D H. Yap. Conference League md the Rev. M. Dodrwo.th. for All Malaya
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    SUNKEN SUBMARINE ABANDONED.
    309 9 Buried In Twelve Feet Of Mud. Reuter. Newchwang, June 15. It will be recalled that shortly after the -Poseidon" sank, statements were exchanged. The following are the texts: Lieut.-Commander B. W. Galpin of the 'Poseidon" states: Collision between the "Yuta" and the "Poseidon." At 11.45 a.m. the
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    KUOMINTANG CONGRESS IN OCTOBER.
    303 9 MEMBERS OF CENTRAL COMMITTEE. Shanghai, June 15. Th? second meeting of the Plenary Session of the Executive Council, held on Saturday, decided to convene the Fourth National Congress oi the Kuomintang on Oct. 10 this year. Messrs. Chiaiie Kai Shek. Hu Han Mm, Yeh Chu Chuang,
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    212 9 Raja Sir Chulan. C.M.G.. K.B.E.. has come to Singapore to attend a meeting of the Raffles College Council. The literary department of the Indian Association has arranged a series of lectures on Journalism "at the Association premises. Mr. G. S. Hammonds, of the Malaya Tribune," will deliver the first lecture,
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    TO-DAYS FEATURES.
    22 9 LITERARY NOTES, on page 2. TOPICS OF TO-DAY, on page 8. CORRESPONDENCE on page 11. SINGAPORE'S- THIEVES, on page 12.
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    WHIRLWIND STRIKES BIRMINGHAM.
    149 9 Houses Damaged And Trees Felled. British Official. Rugby, June 16. Heavy damage was caused by thunderstorms which broke over wide areas in the North and Midlands and Mid-Wales yesterday. A whirlwind struck the South-Eastern suburbs of Birmingham, partly demolishing the houses and felling over 400 trees. A
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    ATTACKS ON INDIANS AND CHINESE.
    215 9 COMMONS STATEMENT ON BURMA. British Official. Rugby. June 15. The Secretary for India, Mr. Wedgwood Bcnn. circulated to the House of Commons a statement covering the events in Burma last week. This shows that in Tharrawaddy and Insein districts dacoities had been less numerous. In
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    ANOTHER DROUGHT IN AMERICA.
    95 9 FARMERS THREATENED WITH RUIN. Reuter. Washington, June 15. A drought worse than last year s has gripped the North-West from Wisconsin to the Pacific, according to a rrport from the United States Weather Bureau Appeals for financial aid have reached the Department of Agriculture. North Dakota
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    TWO FATAL CRASHES.
    102 9 TRAGIC END TO FLYING EXHIBITION. British Official. Rugby. June 15. News was received by the Air Ministry last night that an aeroplane owned and piloted by Harry Brock, with John Robertson as passenger crashed in France yesterday and burst into names, both occupants being burned to death.
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    AUSTRALIAN GOLD FOR LONDON.
    72 9 British Official. Rugby. June 15. A Melbourne message states that the Aus ralian Commonwealth Government has decided to introduce legislation authorising th. shipment of five million pounds in gold W meet treasury Bills which mature in London M the end of June. It is understood that
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    GERMAN GOVERNMENT CRISIS AVERTED.
    52 9 Reuter. Berlin, June 16. It is announced that it is very improbable that the House Committee of the Reichstag will now demand an immediate convocation. Hence, the Government will be able to continue its programme of financial reform in preparation for a revision of the Young
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    22 9 Mr. O. T. Mohamed Shah asks us to state that he has given up the hon. secretaryship of the Muslim Improvement Club.
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    KUOMINTANG AND THE PRESIDENCY
    639 9 CHIANG KAI SHEK RE-ELECTED. MANCHURIA SUPPORTS NANKING. MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED. Reuter. Chiang Kai Shek was reappointed chairman of the Executive Yuan of the Kuomintaitg Government at the fifth Plenary session of the Executive Committee yesterday. London. June 15. Asked in the House of Commons if he
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    RUBBER OUTLOOK IN D.E.I.
    124 9 ■Transition period to LOWER COSTS. Reuter. Batavia. June 15. Prepcred increases in the income-tax. company tax. and import duties and benzine excisr in "ff* of a Bude:t deficit of 91 000,000 guilders, were announced by the Governor-General at the opening of the People's Council. He stressed
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    94 9 The marriage was solemnised at St Andrew', Cathedral on Saturday afternoon the Bishop of S'ngapore officiating, of Mr George A Cessford. of the Municipal Water Engineer's Dept.. with Miss Nancy Ann:ta Walton Lennon. till recently a nursaig sifter General Hospital. The bride was given away by Dr. J. S. Webster
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    470 10 Sports Pastimes. ASSN. FOOTBALL. ANOTHER WIN FOR THE R.A.F. Gunners Well Beaten In Spirited Game. T Sparkling football was witnessed at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday. > whe RAP and the Gunners clashed m a Sen o Division League game. The R.A decisively by 5-0. It was a fine game,
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    Untoward Incident At Ipoh.
    179 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, June 15. Just as Perak footballers were congratulating themselves on the absence of untoward incidents this season a jarring experience occurred in the first match of the knock-out competition for the P.F.A. Cup for which 16 teams from all over the
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    Malaya Cup Trials.
    110 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. June 15. In order to pick Malacca's best team, a Malaya Cup trial match has been arranged for next Wednesday on the Kubu C. ground when the two following teams are expected to play: Colours: Guan Kah Tin. R. G. Wilson. J.
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    The Two Stadiums.
    39 10 Owing to complaints of readers that they liave been misled by the fixture lists, the words Anson Road' and "Jalan Besar" will be used in our fixture lists in future instead of Stadium" and "Jalan Besar."
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    The Junior T.T.
    106 10 MOTOR-CYCLING. British Official. Rugby. June 15. In the Junior Tourist Trophy motorcycle race in which fifty competitors are talcing part to-day over the Isle of Man mountain course. P. Hunt on a Norton motorcycle broke the record, travelling at an average of 75.27 The race is held
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    Public Services And Law Beat St. Joseph's.
    184 10 CRICKET. Public Services and Law beat St. Joseph's on Saturday by two wicke's. Scores: St. Joseph's: C. Mosbergen lbw. b Hunter 1, D. Ess run out 0, Chia Keng Hock c Bembroke b. Strahan 4. G. Fernandez b Strahan 0. K. Morrando b
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    Nondescripts Beat Railway.
    191 10 The Nondescripts C. T. beat the Railway Institute on Sunday at Newton by 60 runs. Scores: Nondescripts C T.: L. Smith b Muttukumaru 9. Albrecht low. b Muttukumaru 1. J. N. Fernando b Jansz 1. L. M. Pennefathcr (retired* 31. G. Stouter b Muttukumaru 0, Abeygoonawardena b
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    S.C.R.C. Beat M.C.U.
    195 10 The S.C.R.C beat the Medical College Union on Saturday by 61 runs. Scores: M.C.U.:—V. Xavier b Chow Tat 0. V. Yzelman b Siow Hian 4. Tan Boon Beng b Siow Hian 3. M. Dm lbw. b Siow Hian 3, C la Brooy lbw b Evan Wong 12.
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    Royal Ascot Week.
    205 10 THE TURF. British Official. Rugby, June 15. The Royal Ascot race meeting opens tomorrow and the King and Queen who are in residence at Windsor Castle are to-day receiving guests who will remain at the Castle throughout the week. If weather conditions are favourable Their Majesties will
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    K.G.C. Events.
    109 10 GOLF. Twenty-six cards were taken out for the June ladies' spoon competition at the Keppel Golf Club and the following were the best scares returned: Mrs. W. L. Grieve 5 up (winner), Mrs. W. Marshall 1 up. Mrs. E. Ritcham all square. Mrs. R. D. Finlay 1 down.
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    R.C.G.C. Events.
    60 10 The June monthly medal < stroke) competition of the Race Course Golf Club will be competed on Saturday and Sunday. The attention of members is called to the notice on the notice-board regarding monthly medal competitions. Manasseh Cup 'Club Championship).— Entry lists for this competition are now open
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    A.A.A. Beat SJ.C.S.B.
    60 10 PING-PONG. The Amicable Athletic Association beat St. Joseph Church Servers' Brigade at the latter's premises on Sunday. Results (A.A.A. players first)): Tay Kwee Liang beat A. Oliveiro 3—o. Soh Choo Lock beat E. J. Vass 3—o. Tan Miang Kang beat W. Jansen 3—o. Ong Mah Soo beat
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    Terry Ocampo Beaten In Manila.
    69 10 BOXING. Terry Ocampo. Malayan featherweight, suffered a technit al knock-out at the hands of Tony Sacremento. a Filipino bantamweight, at the Olympic Stadium. Manila, in on; of the two main bouts on June 6. In the other main event Tenebro Santos, now lightweight and a
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    Marigold Tournament.
    198 10 BADMINTON. Marigold tournrment results and ties: First Rcund (Saturday): Tan Chong Kiat beat Lee Jouy Seah 15—3, 15 —4: Tan Kim Song beat Khng Ah Kang. 15—9, 15—6; Her.g Nam Leong beat Tan Chong Liat 15—8. 15—1: Quek Song Qu?e beat Chua Ling Yong 15—6. 15 —7: Yeo
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    Juveniles v. Indians.
    81 10 The Juvenile "B" beat the LA. MB M at the latter's court by s—o. Results (Juvenile players mentioned first i .—Chan Keng Hong beat S. K. Iyer, 15—12. 15—10; Wee Boon Hai beat P. G. Menon. 15—7, 15—9; Seah Yun Chong beat C. P. Warning. 13—13 o>
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    Devonshires Tournament.
    49 10 Results in the Devonshire B.P. singles and doubles championship tournament: "A" Singles Championship: Tan Yong Kian; runner-up: Tan Kirn Hong. "B" Singles Championship: Yap Chin Tee: runner-up: Koh Chye Tuan. Doubles Championship. Tan Kirn Hong and Sng Teck Yam; runners-up: Seah Yun Chong and Lee Eng Kee.
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    Social A. U. Beat B. Timah B.P.
    72 10 The Social Amateur Union beat the Bukit Timah B.P. at the latter's court, by 4 to 1. Scores: Cheong Soon Tuan lost t-> Selamat 7—15, 13—13 (3—5); Tan Ah Sai lost to Mohamed Simen 6—15, 15—6. 9—15; Yap Yew Keng beat Ad. Samad
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    Siglap Beat Kampong Glair.
    77 10 At their court the Siglap B.P. beat the Kampong Glam B.P. by 6—o. Scores < Siglap players mentioned first): Aman beat Mohd. Nor 15—11. 15—11. Ibrahim Walad beat Abdul Rahman 15—6. 13—13 (3—5), 15—11: M. Elias beat Mohd. Sidek 13—13 (5—2). 15—9; A. Hamid and M.
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    DATES & PLAYERS.
    270 10 DATES PLAYERS. Association Football. Merchants team v. 8.8.1, and L. on Wednesday in the S.C.C. tournament on the Padang: O. Boas, C. Thornton. P. A. McCaffery, D. R. Harper. A. Donald. R. N. Elliott, P. D. Outwin, H. L. Vincent, J. G Glasgow, M. D. Pennycook, R. D. Brummitt. S.C.C.
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    Competitions
    162 10 The finals of tba Amicable Athletic Association competitions will be played off as follows: Wednesday, (Billiard English Handicap): Michael Tho v. Chan Kok Seng 8 p.m. Sunday < Ping-Pong Championship) .Soh Chco Lock v. Tay Kwet Liang 11 a.m. Billiard English championship: Lau Peck Jim v. Yeo Koon Yam
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    SINGAPORE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    793 10 BONG SOO AND MATSUKAWA REACH FINAL. LAWN TENNIS. DOUBLES SEMI-FINALS TO-DAY As the result of the singles semi-finals of the Singapore open championships, played at the S.C.C. yestarday. S. Matsukawa. who with Kawajiri. is Malayan doubles champion, and Lim Bong Soo (S.C.R C. and Singapcre champion), will
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    The Davis Cup.
    52 10 JAPAN LOSE ALL FIVE MATCHES London. June 15. At Eastbourne to-day Perry beat H. Satoh B—2. 6—3. 4—6, 6—2 and Austin beat Kawachi 6—l, o—6. B—6. 6—2.—Reuter. [England has thus beaten Japan in the semi-final of the European zone of the Davis Cup competition by five matches
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    MALACCA SPORTSMAN MARRIED.
    83 10 fFrom Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. June 15. The marriage took place last week in Malacca of the popular young footballer Mr. Tan Sim Tiang to Miss Chan Bee Neo. the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chan Teck Chye In this connection Mr. and Mrs. Chan Teck
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    KING'S CUTTER WINS AT COWES.
    39 10 British Official. Rugby. June 15. The King's cutter •Britannia," equipped with a new Bermuda rig, won her first victory of the season at Cowes to-day. She beat th? Shamrock by 32 seconds. —British Om_i.il
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    THE WEMBLEY.
    72 10 Commencing from last night the Wembley Cinema is screening a complete silent serial of 15 episodes or 31 parts entitled The Power God." featuring Ben Wilson and Neva Gerbsr. The plot centres on the acquisition of an invention by a gang of criminals, whose" efforts are eventually frustrated.
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    PLEASURE STEAMER DISASTER.
    247 10 DEATH-ROLL OVER FOUR HUNDRED. Reuter. Nantes. June 13. It will probably be ieveral days before details are avai able of the victims of the disaster to the St. Philibert." which is of 189 tons, but it is feared that they exceed 400. There is no news of
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    NEW ISLANDS FOUND.
    95 10 BRITAIN AND BRAZIL RACE FOR POSSESSION. Reuter. New Ycrk. June 15. A race by British and Brazilian cruisers to plant their respective national flags on newlydiscovered territory is reported from Rio de Janeiro. After a report from the captain of the British s .earner "Lelande" of the
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    "NAUTILUS" UNDER TOW.
    53 10 New York. June 15. The U.S. Battleship "Wyoming" has tiken the -Nautilus" in tow—Reuter. [The "Nautilus" is the submarine in which Sir Hubert Wilkins. the explorer, hopes to reach the Pole in a dash under the ice. As the result of technical trouble she was lying helpless
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    MORE PUBLIC LAND.
    76 10 British Official. Rugby, June 15. The First Commissioner of Works. Mr. G. W. Lansbury. announced in the House cf Commons that it was proposed to open the Botanic Gardens to the public free of charge, and maintain them as part of Regent's Park. The decision follows the
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    SCHNEIDER TROPHY.
    50 10 Reuter. London, June 16. Great Britain is assured of winning the Schneider Trophy outright, according to the Daily Herald." whose Paris correspondent learns authoritatively" that France does not intend to compete and Italy has no chance of completing her new engines in time for th- 3 race. —Reuter.
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    MUSLIM PROPAGANDA IN F.M.S.
    76 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. June 15. Muslims of all nationalities held a meeting here on Sunday, under the patronage of His Holiness Hazrat Moulana Maulvi Abdul Aleem. and decided to form a Muslim missionary society, embracing the F.M.S., with the objects of propagating the
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    92 10 Saturday. June 13. His Excellency the Governor and Miss Clementi arrived at Singapoie by the Rawalpindi." Capt. R. H. Stringer, Capt. J. Vieary and Capt. S. Y. Wong dined at Government House. Sunday. June 14. His Excellency took the salute and inspected the troops at the Parade held
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    SINGAPORE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    1109 10 Football And Cricket Prospects. SPORTS COMMENTS. There have no uprise Singapore lawn tennis champions fa-.ourites reaching the semi-:., whole the tennis has bern of standard, but the absence of k and Paul Clerc was keenly lelt i The semi-finals (singles* wen fai the S.C.C. courts yesterday, b
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    91 11 ffader» are invited to write to us on U of public interest. It must be undertha' the Mala y a Tribune'' does not ,tcC S- endorse opinions expressed by corres■jJS E TTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF n POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double rC ;rd on one side of the paper
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    Temple Funds.
    87 11 Editor, Malaya Tribune.") < iate "Govind G." for coming to voice his views, and I appeal idu brethren in the same way to it h me in raising this matter. I iring for 20 years with the idea of :iiple funds for permanent charimany things to reveal to
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    Daylight Robbery.
    120 11 To t h p Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") mj. i aid request your readers to beware 5 of themselves, especially ladies, a he- ti .re out of the house nowadays. ,j. maid rvant was to-day at 9 a.m. robbed 4 I r gold ear-rings by a Chinese near Ligoon
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    Pen-Friends.
    138 11 (To the Editor, Malaya Tribune."*) Sir—1 think a great majority of your readers «11 agree with me when I say that friendly corr t- is one of the best hobbies to utilise spare hours to advantage. I; i, very interesting to have pen-friends everywhere" r.nd besides it is an
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    Malays And Chinese.
    239 11 'To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—By rejecting the letter from "Malayan Cobra <Penang) criticising the ideas of "A Malayan Chinese." your paper does not deserve to be called "The People's Paper." You should publish the letter, as you had already published the other, and then close the
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    Have A Good Laugh!
    197 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") perfectly certain that ha f our ilia fart that we do not laugh enough. V assembly of folk, and note how indulged in. A good, sincere ha: rare in these times, a "laugh- rce. and it is seldom indeed that »Jd
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    Private Schools.
    373 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—Mr. Soh Swee Keng jumps to a conclusion that the teaching in private schools Is far from satisfactory, but the reasons given in support of his statement, while plausible, are unconvincing. It is an indisputable fact that the teachers in private schools are
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    Tenants' Grievance.
    167 11 (To the Editor, '•Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—I crave a little space in the "People's Paper" to pub.ish the following for the attention of the Municipal authorities and the public:— It would of course surprise you and the public alike that the owners of a local building have installed stand-pipes
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    RAILWAYS AMENDMENT BILL.
    114 11 A bill entitled the Railways (Amendment* Enactment, 1931, is shortly to be introduced into the Federal Council. The obiecU and reasons are as follows: In order to meet competition and retain traffic it is considered that the Federated Malay States Railway should have power to fix special
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    SINGAPORE'S THIEVES.
    815 12 METHODS OF KRETA AVER GANGS. By S. K. Leon.) The centre of pickpocket activities in Singapore's Chinatown lies in the Kreta Ayer area, i.e. the rectangle bordered on the north by Cross Street, on the south by Sago Street, on the east by South Bridge Road, and on
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    DECAYING OF TEETH.
    693 13 A New Theory. Dental decay may be a disease, and healthy teeth may protect themselves, without outside aid, by means of mineral salts deposited within them by the blood. This idea has been developed by Dr. Charles P. Bodecker, Professor of Dentistry in Columbia University. The decay
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    CRUDE OIL ENGINE.
    1040 13 PROMISE TO REVOLUTIONISE AVIATION. (Special to the Malaya Tribune.") Major Fitzmaurice, one of the three intrepid aviators who hrst crossed the A lantic from East to West on the Junkers plane "Bremen," expressed the definite opinion some months ago that until an entirely new form of motor
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    1954 14 Sports Pastimes. CRICKET. THE OUTLOOK FOR AUSTRALIA. Bradman's Review Of Past Season. TRIBUTE TO WEST INDIES PLAYERS. Don Bradman, the celebrated Australian player, contributes the following review of the past Australian season to "The Cricket" Spring Annual: It is with somi* little diffidence that I approach the subject of writing
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    Lessons From Veterans.
    237 14 LAWN TENNIS. A correspondent draws attention in "Lawn Tennis and Badminton" to an advertisement in the American Press, which appeals to veteran players to remain in the game a little longer. "More valuable than ever to the game the withdrawal of you old timers would be a
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