Malaya Tribune, 22 June 1931

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune V.I. XVIII. No. 145 SINGAPORE, MONDAY. JUNE 22, 1931 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, June 22, 1931. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1931.
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      266 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. CANNOT BETTER THE BEST, BZ5i ,^SHSc^ZSZSZS^SrISdSdSo^SZSSS2Sc^SZSZSZS^ LB m I /f you go to the Talkies— I I Learn these three Simple Rules, 1 y 1* Bronchial J —5 pastilles g 1. Dont arrive late. r fxb JIMP" C 3. Consider the health and feelings of other people
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      215 1 *m g M XW. W<d W U W W-W Vb> W t 6.15 TONIGHT 9.15 SEYMOUR HICKS IN The Love Habit. 'PHONE 5261-5262. ALWAYS DELICIOUS If? i I Agents .-SIME, DARBY Co., Ltd. J1 j jjj S.S. AND F.M.S. I I "DIAMOND RING" I i BRAND MILK j I SWEETENED—CONDENSED.
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    92 2 [Our readers are invited to write to us on nibjectt of public interest. It must be under itood that the "Malaya Tribune does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double tpacing), and on one side of the paper only.
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    The Trolley-Buses.
    377 2 (To the Editor, -Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—Much has been written in your Columns about the inconvenience caused by the trolley-buses. The omnibuses are not exempted in this matter. The fares charged are high and the first class seating accommodation provided in both the trolley-buses and some of the omnibuses
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    At The Cinema.
    205 2 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—ln reading your popular journal of today's date I notice thait one of your Chinese leaders complained of an incident which took place at one of the cinemas a few days ago. I quite sympathise with him. As a regular cinema-goer myself.
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    Cambridge Exams.
    202 2 (To the Editor, Malaya Tribune.") Sir—"The Cambridge Examiners' Reports,'' I read, "contain the opinion of the examiners on the work of the candidates in the different subjects and also a summary of the total percentage of passes and th" percentage of failures in the different subjects in respect
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    Bombay Mails.
    174 2 CTo the Editor, Malaya Tribune.") Sir.—In your issue of the 13th inst. there appeared a letter on the above subject and I should like to ask you to allow me some space for my comment. At present the mails from Bombay, or it is better to say the
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    Ceylon Old Arrack.
    65 2 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune") Sir.—I read in your valuable issue of to-day's date that Ceylon old arrack is being imported into Malaya for the first time. This favourite drink is matured in wood and arrives here in excellent condition. Can any of our Ceylon friends say
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    Rust Stains In Clothes.
    51 2 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir.—Kroepoek <so-called in Malay) is quite useful in removing rust stains from white clothes. For removing all kirr" c of stains in sarongs and clothes, acid ikan en be used. Both these are effective. Yours etc.. WEE HONG KIM. Singapore. June
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    Landlords And Tenants.
    54 2 A correspondent who writes about the woes of tenants spoils his letter by betraying racial prejudice against a particular class of landlords. In effect he urges that a Court of Request be created hero, to protect tenants from injustices now inflicted upon them. [Other Letters will be
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      304 2 WHITEAWAYS SPECIAL OFFERS FROM OUR DRAPERY DEPARTMENT. Ill,'lull II'•■ t ti DRiy ,z r P LOW BROWN TURKISH TOWELS. y Strong Quality Towels Striped red and j p AOrC EL» f white Fringed Ends. Size 29 x 55 ins. UMaco Price $2.25 each. FRILLED PILLOW CASES. I^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Good quality. White
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      145 2 I CHOCOLAX I I (THE FRIENDLY LAXATIVE). A palatable preparation in tablet form flavoured with I chocolate, making it especially adapted for women aod [jj children, though equally good for men. Chocolax [3 fi acts gently, promptly and thoroughly without causing S pain or disturbing the natural functions. X OBTAINABLE
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      374 2 KEEP YOUR THROAT HEALTHY BY REGULARLY USING— fl Wfßmm Universally recognised as a pleasant, saf<. and efficient remedy for all affections of the throat, chest and lungs, and carrying the endorsement of the medical profession for over 40 years. Obtainable from all chemists and stores Wholesale distributors: The Medical Hall,
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    91 3 [Our readers are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double spacing), and on one side of the paper only. Pen
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    The Sons Of The Soil.
    1925 3 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—I fully endorse "Greedy Serpent's" chivalrous attitude towards the Malays, but I regret that he has gone off the rails by unjustly accusing our "People's Paper" of being a respecter of influential persons. Our progressive and democratic organ has always
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    Private Schools.
    240 3 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune") Sir,—"Ludivicus" says that I am not quite aware of the fact that the Inspector of Schools pays periodical visits to private schools. That is no doubt his duty. "Ludivicus" says that the proprietors have f.one to great expense to instal what was asked
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      138 3 fejgg On Everybody's Lips. I ]fjf MALAYA'S I i Iff MOST I 'I Silt REFRESHING AND 1 lllllliiiliillliir Delicious Beverages Orange Pop J ■lijpl|| Lemon Pop Trial convince you. Phoenix Aerated Water Works, I In Coffee—lt's Great! Cream your coffee with Car- nation. Flavor, aroma, color all perfect. m*mmg^^ Use
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      271 3 j ggl A Real U Thirst Quencher. JM DEVON S CIDRO Choice Cider Apples. Wine of Devon. Bottled by Fraser Neave, Ltd. Aerated Water Specialists yarn Buk 4 Afeec// fIFTEN neglect of a simple injury will lead to bloodpoison or an outbreak of septic sores. Therefore, dress every cut, burn,
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    VEHICLES REGISTRATION DEPARTMENT.
    1303 4 ANNUAL REPORT FOR LAST YEAR. EFFECTS OF SLUMP FELL Mr. G. C. Meredith, the Registrar of Vehicles, in his ;innual report on his department for last year, says: The gross revenue amounted to $1.242 528.39, being $66,928.39 ever the estimated amount, and $10,583.65 more than that of
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    PETS NOT ALLOWED IN PASSENGER CABINS.
    120 4 AERONAUTICAL CHAMBER'S DECISION. LONDON (By Mail). The carrying of pets animals or birds on passenger cabins on airliners Is to be barred, and only children in arms under two years of age will be carried free on domestic routes, as a result of conferences
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    THE LOW FLYING DANGER.
    185 4 Recent comments on the nuisance and danger of low flying by aircraft ovet towns and villages were the subject of a question In the House of Commons recently. The UnderSecretary for Air explained that, so far as the R.A.F. is concerned, the regulations prohibit flight over
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    188 4 Smuggling is one of the oldest tradeoffences with which the law has to deal, and the Chinese Legislature evidently believes that the best means, to tackle an ancient trouble are the old ones, says "The Manchester Guardian." In order to reduce the present enormous volume of smuggling between Japan and
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      679 4 THE PREVALENCE OF ANAEMIA. Anaemia (blood impoverishment) is far more prevalent than most people imagine. Many people who appear to be in quite normal health have an anaemic tendency without being aware of the fact. Anaemia is an insidious condition that creeps very slowly upon its victim: the blood becomes
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      183 4 they must be CAPSTAN CIGARETTES i t ;ft *g c \V D and R. O. WILIS. BRISTOL AND LONDON. I Sill 11 Pl* -HMOR (J_f»"»sf (Taken from Stock.) AVERAGES 50.51 M.P.H OVER NO MECHANICAL _rv __p_ __•__■> ~000 MILES REAR SAFETY TANK t'j —B £SBB^^gß^^jß|^_g^<i Minimises ji.trol combustion risk Don't
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    ENGLISH AS SHE IS "TALKED."
    1325 5 1 ***** Combination Impregnated With German." inly known that I believe in the films, that I write films, that I en writing films and that I ed and jealous for the excellence f g r] rturcs, seeing, as I do. the tawthat are at work
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    EYES GRAFTED ON BLIND LAD.
    104 5 STUDENT SEES FOR FIRST TIME. New York (By Mall). Pup:is have been placed in the eyes of a young man named Earl Musselman. who. through the absence of them, had been blind from birth. The operation was successful according to the "New York Herald" and
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    92 5 The fact that the United States owns 26 out of every 35 motor vehicles in the world is revealed according to "The Times of India" in figures issued by the Board of Trade. The latest figures are for 1929. when there were 34.932,000 motor vehicles, compared with 21,264,800 at the
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1567 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING. I ISSUED BY FRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore, June 22, 10 a.m. Issue Tear CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Value. Ends. Buyers. Sellers £1.0.0 Aaam Kumbang Tin Dec II £0.18.0 £1. 1.6 cd 1.0.0 Austral Malay stoc. Il 0.18.6 1. 0 o 0.5.0 Ayer Hitam Tin June
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      87 5 GULL BAHAR HAIR OIL. It is at once fragrant and cooling to the eyes and brain. It improves sight, strengthens hair roots, and keeps hair jf}-£' JII i'resh and strong, increasing its length and i Ĕ\'yfy%4 blackness. It also kills '.'•"\fa#ri uce and removes the dandruff of the head, lllMAji
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      19 5 !Try the Powerful Dj LOUDSPEAKER SPECIAL I State? what gramophone is jjj YICK WAH HING, WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS. jj]
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      127 5 The People's Paper. THE "MALAYA TRIBUNE," of course I JJi SOUNDEST HU* AND ONLY NEWS 3 CENTS DAILY. fKWa I I I 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
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      213 5 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY. JUNE 22. High Tides —1 54 a.m.. 3.32 p.m. °iowsan Conference, Clergy Retreat. Sports, Mercantile Institute. Jalan Besar, 2.30 pm 'tbaii League: I.CF-A. v. R.A. (Div. 1). Anson Road TO-MORROW, JUNE 23. Hign Tide,—2.58 a,m., 4.24 p.m. BttjMan Conference. Clergy Retreat. Meeting Psj etiological Association. Adelphi
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      749 6 Amusements. i Ijels TO-NIGHT \b*3\ I Another Splendid British Comedy Success. a I Seymour Hicks Famous English Favourite 1 "The Love Habit I with the Beautiful Screen "find" MARGOT GRAHAME, URSULA JE4NS and all-British Cast. l i From' the French Farce' by LOuis VERNE (JR.' I I 4 Naughty but
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    NEW ARCHDEACON.
    407 7 INSTITUTION OF THE REV. GRAHAM WHITE. Tt*e inr.ituticn of the Rev. Graham White. M A former Chaplain of South Perak. as Archdeacon ci Tingapcre, tcok place in St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday during Evensong. The Bishop of Singapore and the following clergy were present: Rev. S. W. G. Evans
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    BOOTS AT BEDROOM DOOR.
    167 7 Visitors to French hotels will be relieved at the outcome of a case taken before the Justice of the Peace for Nancy East, in which a traveller obtained damages for the disappearance of his boots, which he left outside the door of his room. The plaintifT
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    LANCASHIRE AND INDIA.
    145 7 It is only possible to express a deep but guarded sympathy with Lancashire's protests against the treatment which her goods are receiving in the Indian market. Both the tariff and the boycott are directed against all foreign cloth, and their enforcement, though it may be deplored, can
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    EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT FUND.
    21 7 Donations previously acknowledged $41,048.97 H. O. Cummins 10 "Anonymous," K. L. (monthly) 5 Jeram Club 18.69 Total $41,082.66
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    SHIPPING NEWS. FINANCIAL LOSSES OF U. S. LINE.
    95 7 GOVT. ASKED TO TAKE BACK SHIPS. Reuter. New York. June 20. Owing to heavy financial losses the United States Line, according to the "HeraldTribune," has suggested to the Shipping Board that all cr part of the company's fleet be returned to Government
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    EFFECT OF DEPRESSION IN GERMANY.
    50 7 BUILDING OF BIG SHIPS SUSPENDED. Reuter. Berlin. June 20. Owing to the general economic depression the North-German Lloyd and the Hamburg America lines announce that ihey have postponed construction of two 20.000 ton vessels. A thousand men have been dismissed from the shipyards at Bremen.—Reuter.
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    THREE MALAYS STRANDED.
    157 7 THIRTEEN HOURS IN WATER. When the "Ipoh" arrived this morning from Malacca, three Malay fishermen were brought to the Shipping Office. When questioned, cne cf them, who acted as spokesman for the rest, said that they were fishermen by occupation and were resident in Malacca. They set
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS.
    368 7 TORPEDO PRACTICE. Dummy torpedoes will be dropped within the area given below by No. 36 Squadron Royal Air Force on and after July 1, between the hours of 8.30 a.m. and 1 p.m. daily. Saturdays and Sundays excepted, until further notice. In the northern approach to Rhio
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    112 7 Singapore, June 22. SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Hosang (p.m. shifts to 35 gdn.) 22; Rohna 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Pres. Monroe 11; Theseus 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Batoe 33: Steel Navigator 37. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4). Ipoh 46;
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    33 7 The rate of Issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 153 for $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon Is Rs. 157 for $I*o
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    Commercial News. DUTCH BANK SUSPENDS PAYMENT.
    46 7 LIABILITIES TEN MILLION POUNDS. Reuter. Amsterdam, June 20. Owing to difficulties due to the position of the Austrian Credit AnstaJt. the Amstelbank has suspended payment. At a meeting of creditors it was stated that the bank's liabilities were £10.000.000 —Reuter.
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    MALAYA TIN STATISTICS.
    57 7 It is notified that production of tin-in-cre by sales in th>> federated Malay States during May should read as 4.928 tons and not as 6,845 tons as reported by the Statistical Department in Return I. and E. 13 dated June 13. The correct figures appear in the
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    48 7 Singapore. June 22. Buyers Selers R.S.S. equal to London S andnrd. Spot 9 Standard R.S.S. on Tender July q-^ July/September |fj( io Octob?r, L>; cinlx-r io>* 10 Tone of Market:—Stagnant. Latest Cable:—London Spot Sheet 3d. per lb. per lb. New York:—6 cents (Gold).
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    294 7 Singapore, June 22. (By courtesy of H. and S. Bank.) Selling.—London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 i7/32d London 3 months* sight 2s. 3 13/16d., London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 25/32d., London 30 days' sight 2s. 3%d., London demand 2s 3 23/32d., London T.T. 2s. 3 ll/16d., Lyons
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    THE SHARE MARKET. LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
    194 7 June 22, noon. Markets have a steadier undertone to-day. aue no doubt to President Hoover's statement; about war debts. The rubber market is stead/ and buyers are keener. Tin is up locally. Rubbers: Scudais can be placed at 84 cents and a few
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    ETLIN AND CO'S REPORT.
    298 7 June 22. 11 a.m. RUBBER. London.—3d. unchanged. New York.—<> cents <G), unchanged. Shares... Quiet. Allenbys 70 —90 cent?, Ayer Moleks 60—70 cents. Ayer Panas 65—75 cents. Bassetts 45—50 cents. Brogas 35—40 cents. Bukit Jelotongs 20—25 cents. Bukit Katils 23 %—27*4 cents. Connemaras 75—85 cents. Glenealys 90
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    RUBBER COMPANY LOSSES.
    131 7 London, June 20. The following company reports are to hand £7 096* RE u Sh WS a l0SS for 1930 of £7,096. After allowances Have been made balance brought in and transfer to reserves tnere is a forward credit of £6 055 Kudageh reports a loss for
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    DECLINE IN CUBA SUGAR EXPORTS.
    52 7 Reuter. Havana (Cubat. June 20 It is officially stated that 6.566,000.000 lb of crude sugar was exported from Cuba in 929 With *****.000.000 lb. in *****0^ n m fr m 65 l°9O000 to W0.000.000 lb. The market value of the exports in 1930 was $99
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    PRODUCE.
    117 7 Singapore, June 22 Rice, Slam 3 Rice, Siam 4 Rice, Saigon A -l !JS Rice, Saigon Rice, Saigon 2 52 Rice. Saigon 3 Rice, Rangoon 1 Rice, Rangoon 2 Rice. Par Boned No. 1 "per bag £"J 2 4.W Gambier *J" Java Cube *JJ Hamburg Cube J*" Press Cube
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      554 7 HUNGARY'S GREATEST VIOLINIST SZIGETI TO-DAY A WORLD SENSATION. Recent English Press, 1929-30. Times. He played with a touch of the diablerie which one imagines must have been Paganini s secret.. Daily Telegraph. A more brilliant performance than this it would be hard to imagine. Liverpool Post and Mercury. H V.
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      298 7 For disposal, three Oil Palm Bonds. Series A. Fully paid $480. Owner leaving Colony What offers? Please reply to Box 363 c o, Malaya Tribune. NOTICE. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Originating Petition No. 1 of 1931. IN THE MATTER OF THE CYCLE AND
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      119 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. NOTICE Is hereby given that tenders are now Invited for the following materials or services, and that particulars of such tenders may be obtained in the Tender Room, Municipal Offices:— Tender. Date of Closing. Supply of Carts. Bullocks and Drivers <or 1-ton lorries with
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      310 7 METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. MALAYAN DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Tempera- Brig, STATIONS. ture. Rainfall. Sun Max. Mln. shine Alor Star 87 76 .2 7.0 Kota Bahru 88 74 Nil 2.1 K. Trengganu 8G 75 Nil 7.0 Kroh 8?. 71 .14 2.1 Sitiawan 84 72 1.29 2.1 Ipoh 89 78 .75 2.3 Butterworth 84
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
    37 8 ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Births, Marriages And Deaths. Th? relatives of the late Dr. Lee Sem Foh wish to express sincere thanks to friends who at tended the funeral at Bidadari yesterday, and also for their floral tributes.
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    DEATH.
    85 8 At her residence. No. 17. Lorong 14. Geylanj. age 64. Mrs. Tan Teck Swee tNee Teo Geo* Wan) alias Puteh Gargok. passed away peacefully, at 4 p.m. on Sunday. June 21. 1931, leaving behind her four sons. Tan Kay Ong. Tan Kay Boo. Seow Tion? Watt and Tan Kay
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    POOR LAW FOR MALAYA?
    790 8 At the last meeting of the committee of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association a letter was read suggesting the establishment of a workhouse for the unemployed. It was decided to send a copy of the letter to each member of the committee and bring the matter
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    131 8 Dr. K. Markanda Assistant Madical officer r„ nnl 54ed,c'»l 2>: l.tt to, Oz-llin bi3 .> l.sls„.'. >.:: Mol.tb l^ave v.lll !,elll .,n 1burx<luv nulln l,v iNe m»'Mb.r» ol tlle 2bn.. (7brt,t,»n uc'a ..n >>"!' 8tr«!«:t on pl«..bl?MH ol 2on> d<«' la 1 0"«' 8n« an«« llNoo Ka> Veoa> nll l'uvlnlx
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    CHANNEL CROSSED BOTH WAYS.
    104 8 Austrian Secures Gliding Record. Reuter. London, June 21. Another gliding record has been established, an Austrian airman, Robert Kronfeld. crossing the Channel both ways in one day. and thus winning the 1 1,000 prize offered by the "Daiiy Mail." Kronfeld. in c Weim glider, took off
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    TOTI DAL MONTE.
    286 8 FAMOUS OPERATIC SINGERS IN SINGAPORE. A large audience gave an enthusiastic reception in the Memorial Hall last night to Toti Dal Monte, coloratura soprano, and De Muro Lomanto, lyric tenor. These two accomplished singers, who met and married each other in Australia while on separate tours, gave
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    266 8 Mr. W B O'Connor was to-day admitted to practice as an advocate and scIIl lui In lhCourts of the Colony The nppUcution «amade before Mr Just.cc Pwlyrave BttlpaWL Mr R M Raj on th" weil-known Selnngur sperismrtn. who hurt undertaken to cycle lro.n Kim In Lumpur to London on •<
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    35 8 LATEST QUOTATIONS. RUBBER. London:—3d. New York:—6 cents (Gold). Singapore:—<)\—9 cents. TIN. Lcndcn:—Spot £104 10s Od. (Unchanged) Thre? Montis Buyers £106 2s. 6d. (Unchanged). Se.!ers £106 ss. Od. (Unchanged) Singapore:--$52.25. (125 tons sold).
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    521 8 L (BY "LOOKER-OS J This American idea of debt payments for a year i A There are innumerable Malaya who hope their cr W |J be moved to emulation. A workhouse is under We don't want a Bum titution like that whicl indicted. A It will be
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    54 8 From China and Japan by due at Singapore at 9 a.m U From China and Japan by Maru due at Singapore ts m i From China by the Van 11 Singapore daylight to-morrow From China and Japan b, due at Singapore noon on We.!: From Holland by the
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      205 8 TO-DAY'S RADIO. 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. PLM <24.46 metres). 6 to 6.30 p.m., music; later calling world stations. Radio Society of Bandoeng, P M Y. (50 2 metres),
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    NIGHT MAILS DELAYED.
    116 9 S lJ|- ON TRACK NEAR TAIPING. pR i MPT ACTION TO CLEAR LINE. INS MAY PASS AT SLOW SPEED. ifflc Manager of the F.M.S. Railways th r following telegraphic message a serious slip on the Taiping Pass Lhe railway line, resulting iv the mail trains. Iway Administration
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    "NAUTILUS" ENGINE DISABLED.
    76 9 CREW WORKING TO START THE OTHER. Reuter. Washington, June 20. Tht- Oiittleship "Wyoming" wirelessed to the Naw Department last night stating: "The Nautilus has halted since noon in latitude 4935 longitude 14.49, owing to trouble to it fuel oil and air compressor. Thi starboard tnuiri' and port
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    BANK DIRECTORS GO TO PRISON.
    77 9 <;i Il.TY OF MISAPPLYING FUNDS. Reuter. New York, June 20. As a sequel to the failure of the Bank of the laited States last December. Bernard K. Marcus. President of the bank. Saul Singer, Executive Vice-President and his son Herbert Singer. President of one of
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    SENSATIONAL OIL SUIT.
    91 9 RUSSIANS CLAIM MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. Reuter. New York, June 21. The Standard Oil Co. of New York and the Ueuum Oil Co. are defendants in suits in the Supitme Court demanding G.$105,000,000 in ctnnection with the alleged purchase of 35.000.000 barrels of oil from the Soviet in
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    BURIED IN MUD.
    51 9 I>l\ ER RESCUED AFTER SEVEN HOURS. "S.F.P Service. London, June 20. Sacked under by a caisson and trapped under 20 feet cf water and mud at the new Ford factory at Dagenham, on the Thames, a diver has been rescued uninjured after desperate efforts lasting seven hours.—"S.F.P."
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    DRUG LIMITATION.
    57 9 Geneva, June 20. F;anco-Japanese proposal has been titopted by 27 \otes to three, with six abstentions bj the full Conference on the Limitation Drugs. Mr. Woo Kai Seng approved the Prop sal en behalf of China, as embodying the Principles of a f;ee market and the hmitaticn facture
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    NEW AUSTRIAN CABINET.
    32 9 Reuter. Vienna, June 20. ich. Governor of Lower Austria, has Cabinet, including Dr. Schober rtceHoi and Foreign Affairs), Dr. Army*, Hr. Winckler (Interior). R;-dheh iFinano and Dr. Seh-erff Reuter.
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    HEAT DEATHS IN U. S.
    44 9 New York. June 20 j tan a scoie of people in thj Middle parts oi the Eastern States died post few days of heat, or of drownlivnig to escape the h;a:. Sha c ol nearly 100 degrees are frc-quevn.
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    76 9 untitled recent annual general meeting Singapore Shorthand Writers' the following were elected rera for 1931:—Mr. Cheang Peng M P 1.. Patrcn: Mr. Lav Hong President; Mr. M. R. Menon. F 1.5.A., V.ce-President; Mr Son..; ban. secretary; Mr. Goh Guan Hock, secretary: Mr. Ec Cheng Boon hon. i Mr. Seah Nghee
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    "Most Important Event Since Armistice:" UNITED STATES' OFFER TO THE WORLD.
    2706 9 SUSPENSION OF GOVERNMENT DEBTS FOR ONE YEAR. MORATORIUM WARMLY WELCOMED BY LEAGUE. Reuter. EUROPEAN OPINION GENERALLY FAVOURABLE. The l nited States has offered to suspend all Government debt payments for one year, in view cf the abnormal financial situation
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    RED INTRIGUE IN SINGAPORE.
    726 9 CHARGE AGAINST A FRENCHMAN. THE MALAYAN COMMUNIST PARTY. INDIAN SWEEPER USED BY DETECTIVES. Evidence was continued before the District Judge (Mr. G. C. Dodd) this morning in the c&se in which the Frenchman. Serge Lefranc, alias Joseph Ducroux, is charged, together with fourteen Chinese, a Cantonese
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    WEEK-END ACCIDENTS.
    121 9 CHINESE GIRL INJURED BY MOTOR-BUS. At the 15th mile. Jurong Road, on Saturday night a Chin se pedestrian was knocked down by an unknown motoi-ear and -badly injured. When the ambulance arrived th? dresser disccversd that his right leg was Lactured. He was also very badly bruhed. Yesterday
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    36 9 Members of the Committee of the Lunar Athletic and Musical Party are reminded cl the ment lily committer meeting to be held to-morrow at Mr. Choa Joon Hean's ree,id:nce. 149. Neil Road, at 7 45 p.m.
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    19 9 CORRESPONDENCE, on pages 2 and I. TOPICS OF TO-DAY, on page 8. MOTORING NOTES, on page 13.
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    Sports & Pastimes. THE MALAYA CUP.
    851 10 Sports Pastimes. THE MALAYA CUP. Johore Beat Negri Sembilan. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. June 21. The result of Saturday's Malaya Cup match at Muar between Johore and Negri Sembilan must have come as a rude shock to the Seremban following. After Negri's glorious fight against Singapore a fortnight ago.
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    Checking Bad Sportsmanship.
    33 10 SINGAPORE PLAYERS SUSPENDED. The S.A.F.A. Disciplinary Board have made the following suspensions: Eusope (1.C.F.A.) suspended for one year from June 17. Corporal 41. Ismail I Police» suspended for three matches
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    English Suspensions.
    76 10 "S.F.P." service. London. June 21. McKenzie. the Newcastle United half-back, been suspended until September for misconduct on April 25. in the match with Arsenal. Hutton. the Blackburn Rovers back, has been suspended sine die from June 15 for using improper language in East Lancashire charity cup match.—"S.F.P." service.
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    MALAYS' FIVE GOALS.
    296 10 Pulau Brani Go Down Fighting. After holding the Malays for the greater part of the first half and defending stiffly in the second half, Pulau Brani were finally beaten s—l5—1 in Div. I of the Singapore League en Saturday. The match was played at Jalan Besar before
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    To-day's Charity Match.
    116 10 SELECTIONS BY GLOSTERS BAND. The "Poseidon" charity match will be played on the Padang this afternoon between an S.C.C. XI and a Naval XI in aid of the dependants of those who lost their lives in the recent submarine disaster. Seating accommodation, which will be open to
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    Taiping Amateur Races.
    256 10 THE TURF. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping. June 20. Results in to-day's Amateur races at Taiping:— Race I.—Mule Race—"A"—(About 3 furs.). L TOUGH DUCK (Capt. Smith). 2. DRUMMER (Capt. Bahjus). 3. THE TIP (Capt. Sellick). Tote $11; 6 16. 8. Race 2.—Ponies—Class 2—Div. 2—(About 5 1 i
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    Perak T. C.'s Receipts.
    133 10 DECREASE OF NEARLY QUARTER OF A MILLION. The annual general meeting of the Perak Turf Club will be held on June 26. The report shows that after writing off depreciation cf $38.997 the revenue account shows a loss of $42.507. The decrease compared with last year
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    THE NEW ERA.
    578 10 Kg Hitting Brightens The Game. LESS DOCTORING OF WICKETS. CRICKET. "S.F.P." Service. London, June 20. The brightening-up of first-class cricket this season is the result not only of the new method ci scoring points in the championship, but also of the more natural wickets. Into many pitches
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    ENGLAND TEAM SELECTED.
    73 10 For Test Against New Zealand. London, June 21. The following team has been selected to represent England against New Zealand in the Test Match at Lord's beginning on Saturday: Jardine, Surrey (captain). K. S. Duleepsinhji, Sussex. R. W. S. Robins. Middlesex. I. A. R. Peebles, Middlesex. H.
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    Championship Table.
    175 10 Position* In the County championship ta3» le: 1st, Inns.» P W. L. W. L D. Pts. Points awarded 15 0 5 J 4 Kent 10 6 1 1 1 l 102 Notts l4> 10 6 1 t 2 Q 101 Gloucester 2» 11 5 2 !t 1 0
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    C.S.C. XI Beat Nondescripts.
    43 10 A Ceylon Sports Club side beat the Nondescripts on Saturday at Balestier by 6 wickets and 54 runs. The Nondescripts, batting first, put up 50 runs, and the Club replied with 104 for 4 wickets. Scores' will appear tomorrow.
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    S.C.C. Tournament.
    231 10 B. B A I. BEAT MERCHANTS. B.B. and I.: beat Merchants by seven wicke s in the tournament game plny.d at the S.C.C. on Saturday. Scores: Merchant; C. G. Windle c an1 b Hamilton 15. B. Brooke St. Dunkley b Dean 67. E. J. Riches lbw. b Hamilton
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    School-Boy Scores A Century.
    204 10 INTER-SCHOOL MATCH SPOILED BY RAIN. An interesting match between St. Joseun's and Raffles Institution was interfered with by rain on the former's ground on alternoon. Batting first the Brothers school severely punished the bowlers of the Government Institution. When it came to their turn to field,
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    S.C.R.C. Beat Uniteers.
    212 10 The S.C.R.C. on. their own ground on Saturday beat United Engineers by 38 luns. Scores: U.E.: Jopp c Evan Wong b S. Tan 11; Fisher b Seow Hian 4; Vernon c P. W. Chan b S. Tan 7; Sims b S. Tan 3; Goddard lbw. Sion Kee
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    Raffles College Beat Raffles Inst.
    216 10 Raffles College defeated Raffles Institution last Saturday at Raffles College ground by 5 wickets and 34 runs. Scores: Raffles Institution: P. R. Lewis c Taram Singh b Paramsothy 12: G. Valberg b Stewart 1: A. Galistan c Teng Khoo b Stewart 5; J. Le Cain
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    The Wightman Cup.
    43 10 LAWN TENNIS. "S.F.P." Service. London. June 20. Miss Betty Nuttall and Mrs. Fearnley Whittingstall have been selected to represent England in the Wightman Cup, to be played in the United States. Miss Mudford will probably also be included —"S.F.P." Service,
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    Stage Set At Wimbledon.
    87 10 British Official. London. June 21. Wimbledon is in excellent condition for the championship tennis. Entrants for the singles competition number 128. The weather is doubtful. It is open who will be the winner, but the "Sunday Times" forecasts the last eight as: Cochet. Wood. Boussus. Perry.
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    The Henley Regatta.
    31 10 ROWING. S.F P." Service. London. June 21. Entries for the Henley Regatta number 100, an increase on last year. There is no entry Jrom Leander. —"S.F.P." >erv ce.
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    DATES & PLAYERS.
    49 10 DATES PLAYERS. Cricket. St. Joseph's Institution team v. Royal Air Force on Wednesday c.t Seletar: D. Ess; C. Mosbergen, Chia Keng Hock; T. Cordeiro. G. Fernandez. K. Morrando; D. Leicester, E. Then. G. Windsor. Poh Guan Hock, F. Pereira. R. D'Craz. A. Philemon; S. Mosbergen, A. D'Cruz, R. Minjoot.
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    PRESIDENT LEAVES FOR THE FRONT.
    402 10 CHINA REDS ALARMED BY HIS FORCES. Reuter. Sin Kuo Min. Nanking, June 21. President Chiang Kai Shek left Kiukiang early this morning personally to direci the campaign against the Reds in Kiangsi. From Kiukiang he wUI proceed immediately by railway to Nanchang, which will be
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    A TWENTY-FIRST ANNIVERSARY.
    122 10 MALAY COMPANY'S COMING OF AGE. Major-Gen. L.C.L. Oldfield. G.0.C.. Malaya, and senior officers of the S.S.V.F. were among those present at a very enjoyable function held at the Malay Volunteer Club in Bras Basah Road, in celebration of the coming of age of the Company. The opportunity
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    ANOTHER BRITISH FILM AT THE CAPITOL.
    151 10 Another good British film, the 8.1.P. talkie. '•The Love Habit." began a season at the Capitol yesterday. It is in many respects a fine production and the fact that it is "naughty" does not alter that. Seymour Hicks is well enough known to English
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    Royal Wimbledon Threatened.
    20 10 GOLF. London. June 21. The Royal Wimbledon golf course is threatened by building development —"S FP Service.
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    Singapore Island Championship.
    58 10 PATERSON AND CRAIK IN FINAL. The Singapor. Island Golf Championship tournament was carried a step further yesterday at the Keppel Golf Club, when M M Paterson beat L D. Hardie 3 and 2. and Craik beat Abdullah 2 and 1. The winners meet in the final next
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    R.C.G.C. June Medal.
    45 10 Twenty-three cards were taken out for the R.C.G.C. June Medal competition held over tV week end. The best scores returned were: K. C. van der Beck 69—6—63. F. R. Martens 83—14—69, E. Yean Bee 86—14—72. E. Uo 89—16— 73. T. Morita 79—6—73.
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    Sports & Pastimes. THE GAME AS IT SHOULD BE.
    1130 11 Sports Pastimes. THE GAME AS IT SHOULD BE. I i'lea For Imaginative leadership. CRICKET. arew wrote in "The Week-End he commencement of the season: mg of the cricket season is always my mind with the Parks at Oxres that fringe one of the loveliest ;ngland do not carry their full
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    Constantine Back At Nelson.
    167 11 On a day when batsmen found the conditions favouring bowlers Nelson brought off a great performance against the champions, Bacup. by beating them on the post by five wickits. More may be heard of this match, however, for before the start Bacup entered a protest against
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    144 11 A London message to "The Pioneer." say The man of the moment, as far as lawn tennis is concerned at any rate, is Miki. the Japanese player vho defeated Austin in straight sets at Bournemouth. Until Olita returned to i Japan after a short residence in England Miki was not
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    81 11 A law has been enacted according to exchanges, in th? State of Oklahoma providing Uk the sterilisation of habitual criminals and lunatics. Governor H. W. Murray signed the law. All convicts who have been sentenced to a third term in penitentiaries or reformatories are subject to the law. Inmates of
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    A CHINESE SPECTATOR IN YANKEELAND.
    1581 12 COMPARISON OF PAST ANI) PRESENT. The following article by Art Yu appeared in the latest issue of the "China Weekly Review": There's a bunch of folks connected with the "V" and peace movements who take particular pride in flattering Chinese leaders by addressing them as
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    OPERA APPLAUSE FORBIDDEN.
    177 12 LEVYING BLACKMAIL ON SINGERS Vienna (By Mail). Excessive applause and especially app ause hi the middle of a scene is forbidden in a decree which the Director of the Vienna State Opera House has issued. The decree is aimed at professional applauders. who have become a nuisance
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    MATTERS MUNICIPAL.
    469 12 ROAD IMPROVEMENTS. Municipal Committee No. 3 took the following action at a meeting held on June 12: Approved requisition, estimate, and provisional apportionment of cost of making up and draining Lermit Road under Section 101, there being no objectors. Considered objections to the requisition, estimate, and apportionment of
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    KINGS WHO BUY BRITISH—AND WHY.
    56 13 MOTORING NOTES. rag the customers of one British Ms Royce —are at least half a It is a striking tribute to British that personages who have the the world's products from which h products of the famous Derby t are to be found the Kings
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    A LEYLAND HELPS THE PRINCE.
    51 13 .delight on the British Empire Cue nos Aires and the way in of the Princes' tour was carewith a view to giving the greatest British products, is instanced ined Leyland 5-ton lorry being to transport the heavier baggage tour, from the Aviation Camp the British
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    GREAT BRITISH MOTOR DEVELOPMENT.
    461 13 roduct of the Hillman Motor Car L i »itry. the "Wizard," is positively r in it the motoring requirements where cars can be used are suretorily filled. Only after prolonged tests, under all conditions and in has this new model been placed jn the ni. 'f>'<
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    A NEW RANGE OF LEYLAND FIRE ENGINES.
    499 13 A company which has long been associated j i: h the manufacture of mobile fire-fighting 'pparatu- is Leyland Motors, Limited, and it j -•"votes a considerable portion of its Branch I *°rks at Chorley, Lancashire, exclusively to hf manufacture of fire engines. Until
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    SERVICE AT ITS BEST.
    250 13 Serivce is such an important factor in the sale of a motor car that it is of interest to note the developments made by a leading firm of London Distributors, to increase their extensive facilities for catering for the Overseas visitor who wishes to use a
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    WHERE THE SIX-WHEELER SCORES.
    177 13 A difficult problem of transport has recently been successfully solved by a Thornycroft rigid six-wheeled lorry. In the extensive Plas-hen Woods of North Wales, a considerable number of trees had been felled, and the timber was lying in a deep dingle. A Thornycroft six-wheeler was put
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    BRITISH CAR'S TRIUMPH IN FRANCE.
    227 13 A long distance, high-speed test on the motor race track at Mcntlhery. near Paris, recently, result in a triumph for British engineering. Three well-known racing drivers. G.E.T. Eyston. EA.D. Eldridge and P. Brewster, set out with a Coventry-built Singer saloon car in an attempt to
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    A HEARTENING MESSAGE.
    96 13 It is quite a usual thing at the Ariel Works to receive cablegrams from abroad announcing that some important trial or enduranc? run has been won by Ariel riders, but it is not a usual occurrence in any motor works to receive a cable such as the
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    INDIA ENJOYS MOTOR CYCLE RACES.
    67 13 Motor cycle races and "stunting" were a feature at a recent sports meeting held by the Signal Training Centre at Jubbulpore (India.) The flit of 'en men who all succeeded in piling themselves on a 1923 Triumph and riding it round the ground was a
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    A BRITISH CAR FOR H. H. THE TUNGKU MAKHODA OF JOHORE.
    113 13 A further notable addition to the already lengthy list of prominent Humber owners is made by the recent purchase of a Humber "Pullman" Limousine by His Highness th? Tungku Makhoda cf Johore, heir to bo Sultan. It is rather
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    POULTRY AS A SIDE LINE.
    770 14 Some Notes For The Amateur. (By Mrs. G. K. Fawkes, Secretary, U. P. Poultry Association.) Everywhere we find a pressing need for advice and assistance for the small man keeping 10 to 20 birds. The amount of ignorance in India is colossal on this subject
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    262 14 Women outnumber men in Europe by 18.000.000. Polygamy at the rate of three wives to every man will be possible in 150 years hence, if this unequal distribution of the sexes j continues in proportion. There are more than 2.000.000 women in excess of men both in
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    114 14 A woman of a village near Bordeaux (Paris) who had been sentenced to 20 days' imprisonment, arrived at Breve Gaol in May (according to the Paris correspondent of The Times") to serve her sentence. She was refused admittance by the prison authorities on the ground that
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      540 15 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: MEYER CHAMBERS, SINGAPORE, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD BRANCH. In order to provide better facilities to customers, business houses and residents in the North Division of the Town this Bank will shortly open a Branch in North Bridge Road near its junction with Middle
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      623 16 119, North Bridge Road, Singapore. SPECIAL SALE. CREPE SOLE TENNIS SHOES 62 A 67 cents per pair. KEY BRAND RUBBER SOLE TENNIS SHOES 43 cents per pair Special Gift Coupon. A SPECUL COUPON will be given for every pair shoes purchased, and the Holders of our coupons will be entitled
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      604 16 SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA. ASSETS ASSURANCES aH FORCE. G5588,733,000 G#2,803,701,000. Money enters into all your hopes and aims. The education of your child, the buying of your house, the extension of your business and finally your retirement from business. How are you to get Mat money? START THIS
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      417 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that I have withdrawn my share in the partnership of Kheng Huat Company as and from the Ist May. 1931, and that I am not responsible for any debts contracted by the firm after the Ist May. 1931. <Sd> PETER CHONG. NOTICĔT NOTICE
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      464 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. Notices under Section 101 or Ordinance No. 135 (Municipal) for making up and draining <a) Lermit Road. (b) Lorong 12. Geylang, (o Lorong 10, Geylang. In connection with notices served under Section 101 of Ordinance No. 135 (Municipal) for making up and draining the above
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      507 16 For All Classes of Motor Vehick^^^!^ Consult dDct MALAYAN AUTO SERVICE Co 133. LAVENDER STREP •Phone No. 6934. "-^PORfc OUR SERVICE DEPARTVU will do everything for you, and save you all th an accident DAY or NIGHT. OUR IMMEDIATE AND C4REFUL tSlm TO YOUR CLAIMS AND OUR FREE GET-YOU HOMt
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      524 16 MASSAGE AND M \^TrJ MASSAGI 1 Miss MISAKO and I 1 Na 39, Bencoolen Street, I SATISFIED ADVERTIS!jI& I Many advertisers have pa I to the "Malaya Tribune W«sB Business firms who with t _B with the buying public cai „7*B advertise in the "Mala 3 I People's Paper. Inquiries
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