Malaya Tribune, 23 June 1931

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune V* xvni. -No. 146 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY JUNE 23, 1931 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Tuesday, June 23, tftSl. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, TUESDAY JUNE 23, 1931.
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      63 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. YOL CANNOT BETTER THE BEST, ir~ltt wmmm mmmm w^i— —IQC3QI ■ftg=fQT—IQC3QI ■og-rni IfrCJOl t^tto I O 0 OBSERVE LABEL > < l A SIMPLE NOURISHING FOOD OF HIGH r 0 MEDICINAL VALUE. nmmm S OBTAINABLE STORES i^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ O 1 AGENTS: Sime, Darby Co., Ltd. f (Incorporated in
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      19 1 jdMMM v w wMM <MM WM U v 6.15 TONIGHT 9.15 SEYMOUR HICKS IN The Love Habit. 'PHONE 5261-5262.
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    THOSE HAGGARD MEN AND WOMEN.
    1205 2 "The Gay Life Is Not So Gai/." A Philosopher has just expressed the opinion that 'People who are really iiappy nfver play." Another man might have said that they never do anything else. Those of us who have watched young animals at all realise that
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    SCIENCE DOES GOLF A GOOD TURN.
    415 2 STUDY OF WEEDS, WORMS AND GRASSES. m "Gclfers want Good Greens!" The cry resounds from Machrihanish to Minchmhampton, from Zanbvoort to Zurich in fact from every corner of the globe where .he mcFt rryal and ancient game has forged a link —or should we
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    AGRICULTURE AS BASIS OF CHEMICAL AGE.
    277 2 HENRY FORD'S VISION "In a few years, instead of finding means to stop the flow of grain into our country (the United States*, we shall be calling upon the world for greater importation This is the view of Mr. Henry Ford in his new
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    SLOW-MOTION PENDULUM.
    175 2 The rise in Tory stock at recent by-elections has been about 4 per cent., Ashton excepted. All things considered, the 'comparative failure or the Tories to reap the benefit from the wasting asset of the Government s popularity is very remarkable. There has been plenty of time since
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      266 2 Makes alight Breakfest Safe Grape= Nuts Now you can have all the rich, wholesome, easily-di-gested nutrition the body requires, in a light, safe, delicious breakfast, Ready to serve with milk and sugar. Good? Just try if tomorrow. —FREE SAMPLE "?!fryM S« n d 6 Ctß in stamps to Mullcr&Prupps(Mila>a. Ltd.,
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      110 2 rtvv A V> For Over Two Years. J GLAXO k jP HAS CONTAINED ADDED Ik SUNSHINE VITAMIN D. NO other Baby Food can know what the addition of mm Vitamin D means to your gtg Bab y It means freedom from ggj constipation—soapy stools and MM vomiting. It ensures good
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    91 3 [Our readers are invited to write to us on tubjects of public interest. It must be underload 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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    Sons Of The Soil.
    1374 3 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune. Sir,—As a Straits-born Chinese I read the letter from "Malayan Chinese" with a pang of pain and a of shame. As the warped ideas so airily and crudely expressed by him are not the consensus of opinion of the rightminded men
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    DOES POLITENESS PAY?
    599 3 THE TRUE IDEAL. Good manners— really good manners—get you nowhere nowadays. They are, no doubt, appreciated by the few. but are taken advantage of by the many. The "engaging" manner, which some people adopt only for the "worth while" individuals, may be ruled out. Such artificiality does
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    TOO MUCH PAPER USED IN BUSINESS.
    142 3 London (By Mail). "It is my very definite opinion that there is far too much paper used in business at the present time." "Paper costs money; it requires effort to fili it with information and a further effort still to lcok after it and
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      194 3 HAVE YOU GOT YOUR GRIP ON THE FUTURE? I What a PRUDENTIAL It ensures j I ENDOWMENT POLICY PROTECTION FOR DEPENDENTS j means. and (l I) PROVISION FOR OLD AGE a t MODERATE COST with the option of securing a I LIFE INCOME at maturity of the policy, at a
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      131 3 t f. H IDEAL BIVERAOeS fiSb jmtures j oiOeet j j\estorer After a hard day's work or when you return home after a dance or theatre with ragged or excited nerves make it your regular practice to drink a cup of delicious "Ovaltine" just before you retire. There is nothing
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    BERLIN GANGS AND GANGSTERS.
    1465 4 QUALIFICATION FOR CLUB MEMBERSHIP. BERLIN LETTER. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") Berlin, May 15. One enthusiastic Chicacoan the other day, on reading in a Berlin newspaper about a shooting affray between criminals in some far off Eastern suburb, exclaimed gleefully: "Why, did I not tell you
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    MOTORLESS PLANE CHRISTENED WITH AIR.
    55 4 Heidelberg (By Mail). A new motor tan air plane of the Heidelberg Academic Aviation Union was christened by the rector of the university with its own element when he poured a glass of liquid air over it. This is probably the first instance of a
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    A NEW STEEL RAIL.
    155 4 A new steel rail, heavier and much stronger than any hitherto in regular us on any railway, has just been i dopted by the Pennsylvania Railroad The new rail baa been worked out to sustain 100.000 pound axle loads at a speed cf 100 miles an
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      358 4 PHOSFERINE ASSISTS ATHLETE S SUCCESSES BEING the winner of 72 weight-lifting Matches and Tournaments during the past 10 years, my lengthy experiences in active athletics and strength contests have proved to me that Phosferine, apart from its inestimable value in cases of Indigestion, Brain Fag and Nerve Disorders, is of
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      174 4 GIVE A RICHER TONE TO THE DISH and casserole BOVRIL 1 j ASK FOR: I BUTTERFLY GREEN PEAS I a 1 r^=~*En c e l Cheapest in the jjj 3 Market! 5j =g tS|f Grown in the sunny garden.- of I fl the Riviera. Jjj 5 Obtainable at the foilowinf
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    MARKET PRICES.
    442 5 SINGAPORE. JUNE 19 MEAT 3eef steak (round) kati 48 Beef stew or curry kati 45 Pork, lean kati 50 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 38 Mutton Indian lb. 55 Mutton Australian lb. 65 Fowl kati 45 Hens (Locally reared) katt sf> Ducks each "5 Pigeons, domestic
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    X-RAYS IN MUSEUMS.
    1091 5 REVEALS CAUSE OF DEATH OF MUMMY. "Death by violence, probably," said the expert, as he examined the X-ray film of a boy's head that he had just developed. "The skull is fractured, the jaw bone is broken, and a tooth has apparently been knocked out. The injuries
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    49 5 "The umpires are sole judges of fair or unfair play, of the fitness of the ground, the weather etc." In instructions to umpires, however it states: "In the event of the captains agreeing as to the condition of the ground, the umpires will, so far. be relieved of responsibility."
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1508 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING. I ISSUED BY FRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore, June 23, 10 a.m. Issue Year CLOSINO QUOTATIONS. Value. End*. Buyers. Saltan. C 1.0.0 Asain Kumbang Ho Deo. SI £0.18.0 £1. 1.6 cd 1.0.0 Austral Malay Bee Si 0.18.6 l. 0.0 0.5.0 Ayer Hltam Tin June
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      44 5 dbUC3C3C3OC3UC3UWi-ii-'«-'— I Try the Powerful M&wL f kwi 'Ml aod full volume. M 11 >tnP r;)Ye<: lhe P^ u iun f n y gramophone S State what gramophone is YICK WAH HING, WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS [5 64! North Bridge Ro<^ 6^** pore I t
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      126 5 The People's Paper. THE "MALAYA TRIBUNE," of course! ALL SOUNDEST THE VIFW c NEWS 5 CENTS DAILY. VILIfi3 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. To
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      245 5 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, JUNE 23. 2b8 a.m.. 4.24 p.m. nferenee, Clergy Retreat. nological Association. Adelphi M H 15 p mue: SRC. v. S.C.C. (Div. 1), Road; Chinese "A" v. I.C.P.A. S H.B. Singles Final. S.C.C. -MORROW, JUNE 24. 4.14 a.m., 5.16 p.m. Court of Appeal Opens, nferenee Clergy Retreat,
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      287 6 Amusements, I |"eTs"; TO-NIGHT folsl jj |jj ANOTHER BRITISH FILM TRIUMPH! I Seymour Hicks in BRITI3H INTERNATIONAL'S Sidesplitting French Comedy Success, 1 The Love Habit" S i 5| 5fe The Beautiful English Screen "find" j IMARGOT GRAHAME and great ALL-BRITISH Cast. j Here's a I icture that keeps you chuckling
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      200 6 I-^^^^SSasaSESHSaSHSHSasSSZSHSZSSSESESHSZSZSHSHSHSHSHSHSESaSZSHSHSasaSaSHEHS WHOOPEE is on the way jj|||jp^ I 16.251 TO-NIGHT falsi QJ f i Screen do id's most brilliant portrayer of Oriental roles cast as a super sleuth in an all-thrilling mystery drama that takes you from Singapore to London—San i Francisco to Mce! WARNER O LAN D As a
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      276 6 ZSaSZSaSESaSESaSESHSBSESESHSaSHSESrasaSESHSaSiSHSESESESSSasZSaSHsgs^; I TO-NIGHT 6.15 9.15 N I Edmund Low 3 j ja in Fox Movietone's thrilling drama of the men who Save lives "MEN ON CALL I WITH MAE CLARKE, WARREN HYMER THURSDAY. JANET GAYNOS In "FOUR DEVILS." j I eSmE5ESE2SE5E5E5E5B525H525E52EE525E525E525E525H525Z525B5E5E5?5H5a5B5^:HHS2P^ a D I i 615 TO-NIGHT 9 15 s
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    SCHEME FOR CIVIL AERODROME.
    1302 7 KALLANG BASIN SITE DEVELOPMENT. AIR COUNCIL APPROVES PROPOSALS. WORK TO BE COMPLETED IN FOUR YEARS. It has been decided to proceed with the scheme for the development of the Kalians Basin site into a civil aerodrome for aeroplanes and seaplanes, the approval of the Air Council
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    THE WONDERS OF NEW ZEALAND.
    583 7 INTERESTING SHOW AT THE CAPITOL. j A picked house at the Capitol yesterday saw the films about New Zealand and heard Mr. L. J. Schmitt, Trade Commissioner lot the New Zealand Government, speak about his wonderful country. First of all some beautiful coloured slides were
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    NINE HOPES FOR RUBBER.
    191 7 CONSUMPTION DECLINE ONLY TEMPORARY. Nine why Mr. H. J. Welch, chairman of the Rubber Plantations Investment Trust. Ltd.. believes that the rubber industry will eventually prosper again, were given to shareholders at th» Trust's meeting. They are:— (1) The rate of increase of world stocks is
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    351 7 1 ETLIN AND CO.'S REPORT. RUBBER. June 23. 11 a.m. London. —3 ,d. up 'sd. New York.-6», etc. iG). up 4 cent. Shaits: Quiet. Allenbys 80—95 cents. Ayer Mo eks 60—70 cents, Ayer Panas 70—80 cents. Bassetts 45—50 cents, Brcgas 35—40 cents, Bukit Jelotongs 20—25 Bukif Katils
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    316 7 Singapore, June 23. (By courtesy ot H. and S. Bank.) Selling.—London 4 months' slgiu 2*. 3 ;< /3id 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 T.T.
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    BENZINE PRICES
    88 7 ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO. (S.S.I, LTD. Red Shell Motor Spirit ex pump and'or ex 4 gall, drum per British Imperial gallon 0.71 Yellow Shfll Motor Spirit per 4 gall tin 298 Shell •Avianon Spirit ex 4 gall, drum per British Imperial gallon 0 90 STANDARD OIL CO.. OF NEW
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    SHANGHAI INCIDENT.
    433 7 STEAMER CAUSES TANGLE. SHIPPING NEWS. While pulling the steamer "Loyang Maru." two motor launches of the N.K.K. Japanese steamship company were damaged in a collision near the N.K.K. Hongkew Wharf at Shanghai. The steamer "Loyang Maru" was launched from the N.K.K. Dock after repairs and was pulled by
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    BRITISH ATTITUDE IN CHINA.
    393 7 NO NEED FOR CHANGE. London. June 22. In the House of Commons to-day, Mr. A Henderson (Foreign Secretary) told a questioner that the position regarding the Chinese custorrs had not altered since June 15. He did not consider that the present situation was sue as to
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    49 7 Singapore, June 23. Buyers SePers R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot 9'v 9'^ Standard R.S.S. on Tender July 9% 10 U July/September 10 10 October/December 10 X 10% Tom of Market:—Steady Quiet. Latest Cable:-London Spot Sheet 3U per lb. Ncv. Ycrk:— V\ cents (Grid).
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      541 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. Hs i« one
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      205 7 For disposal, three Oil Palm Bonds, Series A. Fully paid $480. Owner leaving Colony. What offers? Please reply to Box 363 co. Malaya Tribune. FOR SALE —Citroen Car, model tourer, 5 seater, in perfect running order. Self-starter, new battery, engine thoroughly overhauled. Low consumption 35 miles to a gallon. Any
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      24 7 MARBLE FLOORING TILES. 2 FT. SQUARE IN STOCK. APPLY SINGAPORE CASKET CO.. 1 and 3, Penhas Road, off Lavender Street. UNIVERSALE First All-Talking Sena).
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    67 8 Births, Marriages And Deaths. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Messrs. Chua Boon Kow, Chua Boon Lay and family beg to tender their grateful thanks to their friends and relatives who kindly attended the funeral of their late father and also to those who sent wreaths, scrolls, music parties, etc., particularly to the
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    THE HOOVER GESTURE.
    783 8 At one stroke the United State* has, through the President, created a genuine possibility of a complete change in the critical economic situation now confronting the world. Congress has yet to approve of Mr. Hoover's offer, but apparently its approval is assumed to be certain. This granted,
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    78 8 A telegram has come to the Rev. M. R Doraisamy announcing tht death of tnt Rev. V. Samuel of the Methodist Mission, yesterday, at Penang. Mr. Samuel had manyfriends in Singapore. The Hon. Dato Mustapha bin Jaafar. S.P M.J., P. 1.5.. Dato Mentri Bessr of Johore. nas been granted leave
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    DEATH OF M. FALLIERES.
    23 8 Reuter. Paris, June 22. The death has occurred of the former President, M Fallieres. at the age of 90.—Reuter.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    66 8 From China and Japan by the Ranpura due at Singapore noon to-morrow. Frrm Holland by the Insulinde due at Singapore on Thursday morning. China and Japan by the Hamburg Maru due at Singapore on Th,v*sday. From China and Japan by the Argun Maru at Singapore on Thursday. From
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    CHIEF SECRETARY TO F.M.S.
    396 8 Mr. Caldecott To Succeed Mr. Cochrane. (From Our Own Correspondent./ Kuala Lumpur. June 22. The "Malayan Daily Express" understands on good authority that the Hon. Mr. A. Caldecott. Acting British Resident. Selangor. has been selected by the High Commissioner to act as Chief Secretary to Government,
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    LABOUR RETAINS SEAT IN BY-ELECTION.
    59 8 BIG DROP IN MAJORITY. London. June 23. The result of the Ardwick by-electlon. caused by the death of the Labourite. Mr. T. Lowth. is as follows: Mr. Joseph Henderson (Labour) 15.294. Mr. Sydney Elboine (Conservative) 14.980. -Reuter. The figures at the General Election were: T.
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    DRUGS CONFERENCE ADJOURNED.
    32 8 Reuter. Geneva, June 22. The conference on the limitation of narcotic;, has been adjourned for two days to enable the French and Japanese delegations to work cut their scheme.—Reuter.
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    94 8 Monday. June 15 E X Tratman 7 and House. had lUncheon at Government Tuesday. June 16. Th, H„„. M c w. H. Cochrane, the Hon MLe«M v. We dnesday. June 17. Mme. Baufreau h«ft 225 f Fra Ce anri House. reau< nad luncheon at Government IST the g
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    505 8 (BY "LOOKER-OS Steady, the Buffs! Don' t too excited. The Hoover m get is only a proposal as yet. hUrri A The markets have beer, pressed that they are v V respond to any sort of inriu. to the latest plan doesn't mea ,V miracles. an Renewed
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    TIN AND RUBBEL
    39 8 LATEST QUOT VTTIONS RUBBER. London:—3^,d. New York:—fit* cents (Gold. Singapore:— %%—s}% ctnt TIN. Londrn:—Spot £108 5? Od (Up Three Months Buyers £110 |p t>d v Od.). Sellers £110 ss. Od. (Up 80s Singapore:—-$54.5u «125 tons sola
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      81 8 j GENUINE j i Butterfly I Wing JEWELLERY. S I IN I Silver Brooches, jjj Pendants Vanity Cases, Rings Powder Boxes. Charming Designs 30 Years" Experience. U.S. De Silva 1 j Bros., I 61, HIGH STREET, SINGAPORE 3 PHONE 4540. I TO LET. I Bungalow No: 3, Margate Road, off
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      246 8 TO-DAY'S RADIO. Kua'a Lumpur Radij Society »47 or 55 metres*; 6.30 to 7 p.m. Asiatic muse; 7 to 7.15. English recorded music: 715 to 7.25. market condition? and share quotatiens: 7.25 to 8.30. recitol ol latest gramophone records. Radio-Saigon »49.05 metres) 630 p.m. Annamite programme; 815 p.m recorded music; 9.15
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    Stocks Rally All Over The World. FRANCE COOL TO U.S. DEBT PLAN. WARMLY WELCOMED ELSEWHERE.
    745 9 BRITISH PARTIES ALL IN FAVOUR. IMMEDIATE EFFECT ON PRICES. London, June 23. lerday the eyes ol the world were on \i i>hington and Berlin. To-day th- ire on Paris, f/om which must the decisive move
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    FRENDII PAPERS CRITICAL.
    159 9 Paris. June 22. characterises the French press reMr. Hoover's proposal, until the French obligations thereunder is ly defined. Generally the newspapers T* 1 at the moratorium is a case of charity 1 at home with the United States, ount of America's special interest in ing the financial
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    PROSECUTOR FAINTS IN COURT.
    138 9 Double Murder Trial In Cornwall. Reuter. London, June 22. At Bodmin Assizes, Cornwall, were reached to-day the closing stages of the trial of Mrs. Sarah Ann Hearn, aged 46, accused of murdering, by arsenical poisoning, her sister, Lydia Eiterard, in July, 1930, and Mrs. Ailce Maud
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    AMERICAN PRESS COMMENT
    99 9 New York, June 22. The following are typical American views: "Boston Herald" Mr. Hoover has mounted to the heights of statesmanship where millions or voters placed him in fancy in 1928. "Baltimore Sun": It has taken the President a long time to start but there will now
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    STOCK EXCHANGES EXCITED
    191 9 London. June 22. The new account on the Stock Exchange opened under exciting conditions and all sections greatly benefited from Mr. Hoover's statement. The Young Lean advanced from 65 to 74 and 4 per cent. Consols gained over a point. Cable-Wireless is an outstanding feature, preferred advancing
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    OPTIMISM IN FAR EAST
    219 9 Shanghai. June 22. A wave of optimism is sweeping the Far East following the Hoover announcement. Shanghai bar silver jumped nearly ten per cent., slumping goldbars which closed at 735 compared with Friday evening's 800 taels. Telephone transfeis on London on Friday evening were Is. 2
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    JAPANESE OPINION.
    77 9 Reuter. Tokyo. June 22. Leading vari-ecular papers discussing editorially the Hoover proposal, unanimously welcome it and express confidence that it will a sist greatly n relieving the present worldwide depression. Most of the papers take rccasion tc urge America to proceed further still for the purpose of effecting
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    BRITISH LOAN TO AUSTRIA?
    48 9 Rugby, June 22. The Foreign Secretary (Mr. Henderson >, referring in the House of Commons to the advance by the Bank of England of £4,500,000 to Austria, said that the Government welcomed the news of the bank's action and hoped it would have effect.—British Official.
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    DEADLOCK IN MUSLIM CONFERENCE.
    204 9 Princes Not Yet Agreed On Federation. Reuter. Simla, June 22. Recent fears have been fulfilled by the announcement that all attempts of Muslim leaders at the Muslim Unity Conference failed to effect an agreement on the important issue of separate electorates under the projected new Indian
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    "NAUTILUS" REACHES CORK.
    149 9 DR. ECKENER ABANDONS TRIP TO POLE. Reuter London. June 22. The "Nautilus, towed by the U. S. battleship "Wyoming." has arrived in Cork Harbour Berlin. June 23. In view of the difficulties met by Sir Hubert Wilkins" submarine "Nautilus." Dr. Eckener has announced he has abandoned his
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    AMNESTY FOR BURMA REBELS.
    141 9 ALL EXCEPT LEADERS AND CRIMINALS. Rugby. June 22. In a statement on the events of the past week in Burma. Mr. Wedgwood Benn said that the Government has issued a proclamation of amnesty to all except the leaders and participants in serious outrages, on an undertaking
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    TEN MILLION DOLLAR FIRE.
    55 9 DISASTROUS OUTBREAK IN NEW BRUNSWICK. Reuter. St. Johns (New Brumwick), June 22. Damage estimated at ten million dollars was caused by a fwe at the Harbour-front terminal warehouses of the Canadian Pacific Railway. A grain elevator and many boats were destroyed, together with the Government immigration
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    LORD KYLSANT TO STAND TRIAL.
    61 9 COMMITTED ON ALL CHARGES. Reuter. London. June 22. Lord Kylsant and Morland. chairman and auditcr respectively of the Royal St am Packet Co.. were committed to trial ;;n all charges. The accused will furnish bail of £5 000 in their own recognisances—Reuter. (Lord Kylsant and
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    ARNOLD BENNETT'S ESTATE.
    24 9 Rugby. June 22. Arnold Bennett, the well known author, whose will war p-oved to-day. left estate valued at £4,000. —Br.iih Official.
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    22 9 CORRESPONDENCE, on page 3. BERLIN LETTER, on page 4. TOPICS OF TO-DAY. on page 8. SPORTS COMMENTS, on pagt 10
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    EUROPEAN RED SENT TO PRISON. PROBABILITY OF AN APPEAL.
    2802 9 CANTONESE GIRL ALSO SENTENCED. SEQUEL TO ROUND-UP IN SINGAPORE. Joseph Ducroux, alias Serge Lefrane, the handsome young Frenchman whose appearance in the Singapore Police Court on Friday together with a gang of alleged Hylam Communists, an Indian and a Cantonese girl,
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      217 9 1 PORTER'S I f -v I I v BTOUT I I /is the Stout of the I I Tropics, 1 I A Glass of "Bull- /> 5 I d o Guinness II I I I Stout is a splen- f I did tonic and 1 II "Pick-me-up." I 1 I
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    Sports & Pastimes. S.C.C. v. NAVAL XI.
    444 10 Sports Pastimes. S.C.C. v. NAVAL XI. Enjoyable Charity Match. ASSN. FOOTBALL. ißy Reynard. "J Though the S.C.C. won easily, the charity match on the Padang yesterday was enjoyable and quite a good sum was realised for the dependants of the men lost in the sunken submarine, the "Poseidon." The Navy
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    SINGAPORE LEAGUE.
    311 10 R. A. Beat Indo-Ceylonese In First Division. Before a handful of spectators yesterday, the R.A. gained easy points at the expense of the 1.C.F.A., who opened flatteringly, but faded away towards the close of the initial half and were never in the picture after that in the First
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    SJR.C. v. S.C.C. Match Postponed.
    32 10 Owing to the bad state of the ground the first division match between the S.R.C. and the S.C.C. at the Anson Road Stadium to-day has been postponed.
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    Malaya Cup Dales.
    148 10 TRIAL MATCH ON SATURIDAY. Revised dates for Malaya Cup matches in Singapore are as tollows. July 10 at Anson Road Stadium. Singapore v. Johore. July 18 at Anton Road Stadium. Singapore v. Malacca. The date originally reserved for the match against Malacca was June 27 but at
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    COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP.
    125 10 Champions Trounce Gloucester. MIDDLESEX LOSE BY INNINGS. CRICKET. London. June 22. Manchester end Lord's were the venues of quick finishes in championship matches commenced on Saturday. LANCASHIRE BEAT GLOUCESTER. Gloucester: 101 (Dick Tyldesley 7 for 39) and 41 (Hopwood 4 for 1). Lancashire: 309 for 4 wkts. dccl.
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    MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP OF BRITAIN.
    39 10 Harvey Holds Title Against Hood. BOXING. Reuter. London. June 23. At the Albert Hall last night Len Harvey retained the British middleweight championship, outpointing Jack Hood, the welterweight champion, fn a fifteen rounds contest.— Reuter.
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    A.A.U. Tournament.
    86 10 BADMINTON. Results in tne Amateur Athletic Union championship: "A" Champion Chew Keow Chin, runner-up Koh Yew Keng. "B" Champion: Lim Tian Wan, runner-up Lim Kirn San. "C" Champion. Tan Khek Seng, runner-up Khew Eng Soon. The following are the ties for the doublas tournament on Sunday: Chew Keow
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    Shanghai v. P.S.C.
    74 10 A match between the Shanghai B.P. and the Perhimponan Stia Club at the the former's court resulted in a win for the Shanghai BP. by s—o. Scores: (Shanghai players mentioned first): Low Poh San beat Ibrahim, 14—14 (3—o). 15—0; Tan Quee Leng beat A. Jabbar, 15—6, 15—3:
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    Chinese S. C. Events.
    60 10 SWIMMING. There will be a 100 yards (3 lengths) free style handicap race for 'A' and B' divisions on Sunday June 28, at 10.30 a.m. at the Chinese Swimming Club. The "Sea Serpents" (Lee Fong Lim's team) will oppose the "Jellyfish" (Teo Siew Sun's team) at
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    22 10 Owing to rain on Sunday the match between Optimistic B.P. and Singapore Harbour Board J. S. C. was postponed to July 4.
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    25 10 A new ping-pong table, presented by Mr. M. Tho. has been installed at the Amicable Athletic Association's premises, and is available for utilisation of members.
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    30 10 On Sunday at the S.C.F.A. ground before a fairly larg.- crowd the Amicable Athletic Association "E" team defeated the "A" team by 3—l Mr. Chua Lye Yean refereed the match.
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    25 10 Fraulein Aussem and Fraulein Krahwinkel have been chosen to represent Germany in the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships. Germany's men representatives have not yet been chosen.
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    141 10 E.A. Phelps, the world's sculling champion, announces that the rumour that he will have a sculling race with Bert Barry at Greenwich, in August, is not correct. The facts, he says, are these: "I have agreed to have the exhibition scull with Barry on August Bank Holiday Tuesday, at Greenwich,
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    155 10 After the business meeting of the Royal and Ancient Club, it was announced that the past captains had unanimously elected J. Beaumont Pearse to follow the Duke of York as Captain of the Club. This is the second time (says a London message to "The Statesman") that a member of
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    WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIPS BEGIN.
    308 10 First Round Results Provide Scnsaton. HENRI COCHET BEATEN FY ENGLISHMAN. LAWN TENNIS. Rugby, June 23. Fine weather favoured the opening day's play in the Wimbledon championships. An unexpected result was the defeat of Henri Cochet. cne of the eight men s singles "seeded" players, in the first
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    Singles Final Postponed.
    96 10 TO BE PLAYED TO-MORROW. The continuation of the singles final in the Singapore championship which was to have taken place to-day has been rendered impossible owing to the rain, but will be play d at the S.C.C. to-morrow afternoon, weather permitting. Holders of ticKets purchased previously will
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    Garrison Tournament.
    42 10 The Garrison tournament will be held at the Ladies' Lawn Tennis Club, commencing on July 5. Two events are open to serving Officers of the SVC. Entry forms and further details can be had on application at the Drill Hall.
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    Mercantile Institute Sports.
    295 10 ROBERT CHIA INDIVIDUAL CHAMPION. ATHLETICS. The second annual sports of the Mercantile Institute were held yesterday at the Jalan Besar Stadium. The weather, which had been threatening since morning, luckily cleared as the sports began. Robert Chia was the most consistent performer in Class I and won
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    Perak Policemen At Play.
    112 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, June 22. The annual Perak police sports drew a large crowd from leading sections of the community to say good-bye to Mrs. Hannigan, who specially came from Kuala Lumpur. Some good results were recorded, including putting ihe shot 35 feet Itt
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    107 10 A very attractive offer to meet the winner of the forthcoming Tildon and Richards match is being made to Henri Cochet, the French lawn tennis champion, says .the New York "Tribune." Jack Curely. the tennis and wrestling promoter, who has already enlisted the services of Tilden, Richards and Karel Kozeluh,
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    AIRWOMAN HURT.
    79 10 LANDED WITH SUN IN HER EYES. Reuter. St. John's (New Brunswick). June 23. The airwoman Miss Ruth Nicholls. who has arrived here on the first stage of a transAtlantic flighc, was injured in a faulty landing, and is in hospital. She is not seriously hurt. The attcident. was
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    EAST COAST ROAD LAND.
    339 10 GRIEVANCE OF PURCHASERS OF PLOTS. I several weeks ago a correspondent, signing himself Purchaser." wrote to us concerning certain land at East Coast Road which had been sold in lots to members of the public mainly through an advertisement in the Malaya Tribune," at 10 cents
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    HINDI TURNS MOSLEM.
    24 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. June 22. A Moslem theologian delivered a farewell after Hindu Tamil embraced the Moslem faith.
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    NEW RING FOR LOCAL BONING.
    615 10 Johore-Negri Sunbil an Match. SPORTS COMMENTS. It was no surprise to sec Kawajiri annex the Singap. N doubles championship. The\ passage throughout, all ti won in two straight sets Lim f Chua Choon Leong mad" a tuu the final, but the good convolleying and accurate
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    EARTH SLIP NEAR TAIPING.
    79 10 DISCOVERED BY RAHAY PATROLMAN. <From Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur J: Regarding the earth slip, inq elicit the add tional information f arl; bank slipped between Bukit Bera BukGentang and also a bculder was 1 ne a little distance away. The discovered by a railway patrolma:
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    MYSTERY FILM ALHAMBRA.
    106 10 'CHARLIE CHAN (Ah v "'Charlie Chan Canies On o* a high standard, began Alhambra last night. Although thi picture ii throughout, there is much tha particularly when the mystery begins to occupy the attenti i Chan, a Chinese detectiv wh incensed because a Scotland is shot in
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES. CRICKET. RajaDram's XI Beat Malay XI.
    154 11 XI beat Haji Manjoor Sahib's v on the Malay ground at Bales- p. scores: XI: Boon Beng b Hamid 8; id 4: Md. Din b Hamid 2; Chin mid 20; Jayesuria b Hamid 0; Ismail 13; Rajahram b Ismail 1; Ismail
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    Hedder Retiring This Year.
    117 11 it is reported, wants to retire the present season. He has wishes to the Surrey county will consider his letter at an flub- an" :ni j't with the county expires in v oc urse at the end of the current t years of age. he is
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    Teck's B.P. Beat Horlicks.
    130 11 BADMINTON. On last Saturday the Horlicks met Teck't p at the latter's court and lost by 4 games The doubles between Tan Tiang Leng e Tean Boon and Koh Cheng Guan and K Valoo was abandoned owing to bad weather. Scorts (H.B.P. names first):—E. Cf-.eng Leong
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    164 11 Ryan will play with F. X. Shields in d doubles in the Championships at W':mbledon. I understand, (says the Lcndon correcpondent The Statesman") that a movement is on kotOo perpetuate the memory of the late Mrs. Hamish Munro. who as Miss Evelyn Colyer was ::r many years a great personality
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    ALLEGED SALE OF PISTOL.
    281 11 GERMAN SEAMEN SENT TO PRISON. DETEUTIVE WHO POSED AS A BUYER. An attempt by two young German seamen automatic pistol and 99 rounds of had a sequel before the District Mr, G. C. Dodd) yesterday, when Then, tmen and Hans Kalinowrski were th dealing in arms,
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    Jack Johnson To Stage Come Back?
    495 11 HIS VIEWS ON PRESENT DAY HEAVIES. BOXING. Very shortly Jack Johnson, former heavyweight champion of the world, will enter the prize ring in New Orleans, at the age of 53. to prove a point about which he has very deep convictions. This point, as
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    152 11 Surrey have a rather surprising decision in regard to cricket matches at the o\al. When play is delayed owing to rain, the question of the fitness of the ground for a re-start is now left entirely to the umpires. No longer at the Oval are the captains allowed first to
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    33 11 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 »nd Ceylon is Rs. 157 for 1100.
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    29 11 That latter instruction does not now apply at the Oval. The umpires are really in command. It is to be hoped that other counties will follow Surrey's wlie lead.
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    Literary Notes. A LOCAL POET.
    356 12 Advice To A Budding Writer. ("Just You and I," a collection of poems by George S. Marshall. Kelly and Walsh Ltd $1.50.) To review this book, by an aspiring local poet, is not easy work. That the author is in only his twentieth year is
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    333 12 cGreen Win*." by Owen Archer. John Lane, the Bodley Head. Ltd.. 7s. 6d> Hugh was unlovely. As a child, at school, and as a man, he was obsessed by the conviction that lack of comely features made him an outcast. But he was a husky specimen,
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    140 12 "The English: Are They Human?" bv G J S C a Lrt Ph D Illustrated by Mendoza This a serous and comprehensive study of the English character. The author, a Dutchman who knew no English when he came to Eng.' distLTh n years ag0 WTltten centurv Ur
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    203 12 NORWAY SUGGESTS NEW RULES. I Oslo. A radical amendment to the existing reeulateVTenZ bv° N Cti n f on by Norwa y at the next internaUonal conference on the subject. The amend Seen 11 uufhv Th the present «S£S£ between utility birds and harmful birds is unsatisfactory,
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    49 12 "Beauty.' by Helen Huss Parkhurst This book, written with a very keen and delicate perception of all fthat is lovely, will be Wei corned by amateur and virtuoso alike as an aid to a fuller and wider appreciation of a t is beautiful in art and nature.
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    108 12 One of the unlucklest athletes in the world is surely E. Joubert of Stcllenbosch University a runner who (says a London message to "th Englishman," dated May If,, twice love?ed TL hundred yards in world record time and in each case was unable to claim the record owing to an
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    "NAPOLEONS HAT FITS ME."
    497 13 LLOYD GEORGE AND NORTHCLIFFE. EDITOR'S DIARY. London (By Mail). "I have had Napolean's hat on. It fits me." That is what the late Lord Northcliffe once told Mr. Tom Clarke when they were staying together at Fontainebleau. ("My Northcliffe Diary." published recently.) "He said it In
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    278 13 HINDU OR MUSLIM? Calutta. June 4. By consent a suit in which the question arose whether Babulal. a sweeper of the city who left eighteen houses and cash amounting Rs. 114.000. was a Hindu or a Mahomedan was dismissed to-day before Mr. Justice Buckland. This was a
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    SAUCER THAT WOULD NOT BREAK.
    90 13 A Chinese witness at Liverpool County Court concluded the Chinese oath with the usual words. "And if I do not speak the truth may my soul be dashed into a thousand pieces even as this saucer," at the same time throwing the saucer heavily to
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    LIFE RISKED FOR BEAUTY.
    92 13 It is now computed that there are 5.400 beauty parlours in New York City, and that 20.000 persons are employed in them. At least 15 per cent, of the shops are engaged in dangerous practices that threaten to damage customers' beauty rather than to enhance it.
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    731 14 GOVERNMENT INITIATIVE ESSENTIAL. KUALA LUMPUR COMMENT. The letter from the Colonial Secretary to the Straits Settlements Singapore Association, contains (says the "Malay Mail") a highly interesting announcement, especially for all who are convinced that commercial aviation is an important and essential factor in the progress of this as
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    145 14 SIX TRIBESMEN CHARGED WITH MURDER. Evidence to shrw that slavery still exists in the British Protectorate of Bechuanaland ni given at Lobatsi recently at th? opening of the trial of six men or the Bamangwato tribe who are charged with the murder of a Mosawara tribesman.
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    182 14 "Egrahc reh a gnillihs." No, this is not the new language being sprung on the modem world, but the English tongue reversed for business purposes, the secret of which was revealed to a Press representative by a market tradesman. Reading each word backwards, the code
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