Malaya Tribune, 7 June 1932
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Title Section30 1932-06-07 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol fggt -No. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Tuesday. June 7, 1932. I I Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 193230 words
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Advertisement33 1932-06-07 1 CEYLON jjpTON'S TEA. j you Cannot Better The Best. 1-^l^l^l=l=l^l^^ j AT ALL. TIMES IS GOOD FOR 1 I you BUT IT MUST BE j OBTAINABLE EVERYWHEBE j I PARBY Sc CO., LTD.33 words
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Advertisement10 1932-06-07 1 THE "MAUYA TRIBUNE" IS THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN MALAYA.10 words
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Advertisement705 1932-06-07 2 j AGAIN SOMETHING NEW! Now a Gay, Lilting Nautical Musical Show 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 Premiere for Malaya—The Picture Thousands are waiting to see! UFA'S Scintillating new Musical comedy Monte Carlo I Madness WITH Europe's Newest Star Sensation SARI MARITZA j AND HANS ALBERS j With full cast of English artistes705 words
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295 1932-06-07 3 Bill Coming Before Federal Council. <™ T£ iU J ntituled the Workmen's Compensation Enactment, 1929. is shortly to be introduced in the Federal Council. The objects and are given as follows: ,Jr hC Workmen's Compensation Enactment. 1929 which was passed early in that year, has I ot295 words
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Article293 1932-06-07 3 he following appointments are notified u: the F.M.S. Government Gazette: Mr. A. S. Bailey to be an UnoflV a! Member of tne Fedtral Council for a further period of three yrar Mr. R. H. Onraet to be Deputy Commissioner of Folice. Perak; Sergeant D. Kemo to be a Company Sergeant-Major293 words
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Article395 1932-06-07 3 Warden Of Mines Meets Chinese. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, June 7. Th; Senior Warden of M'nes arrived in Ipoh tc-day tc meet Chinese m ners and discuss a very important new restriction scheme, adopted tc suit the recent Chines > objections to two mc.ths' stoppage. The395 words
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Article227 1932-06-07 3 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, May 24 (by Air Mail). Sir John Campbell presided at a meeting of the International Tin Committee at the Billiton offices. The Hague, on May 20, when the following monthly statistics as to export were available:— Quota from Export Jan 1 March227 words
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54 1932-06-07 3 Singapore. June 7. Standard Spot 4 7 5 June 5 5 Vi July M* si Aug. 5»/i 5% July-Sept. 5V4 5% Oct.-Dec. Mi 5% Tone of Market: Very Dull. Latest Cable: London Spot Sheet 1 ll|l6d. per lb. New York: BpOt Sheet 2 11 '1654 words
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Article128 1932-06-07 3 ARRIVALS. "Larut," Brit. 464 tons, Capt. Caithness, from Malacca, 6-6; for Malacca, 7-6. "Toradja," Dutch. 673 tons, Capt. Prass, from Dfambi, 6-6; for DJambi, 8-7. ""Lipis," Brit. 460 tens, Capt. Flvere. from Kuantan. 6-6; for Kuantan, 8-8. ••Dukat," Nor. 761 tons, Capt. Martinseng. from Bangkok, 6-6; for Bangkok.128 words
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Article186 1932-06-07 3 Has The B.M.C. Blundered? In connection with the Vit-alexin case which has recently attracted such exceptional ttttntion, Messrs. Vit-alexin (Malaya) Ltd. inform us that it had been known for some bme that the General Medical Council was being urged by several doctors to take action against Major186 words
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Article89 1932-06-07 3 Alleged to have robbed an elderly Chinese md his wife, two Chinese appeared before -he Second Magistrate (Mr. A. W. Hay) yesterday. It was stated that three Chinese entered heir house in Seletar one night recently. After laving securely bound husband and wife, the intruders ransacked89 words
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Article51 1932-06-07 3 The annual Somme Dinner organised by the Ex-Services Association of Malaya will be held Bt Raffles Hotel on Friday. July 1. It will be on the same lines as last year—dinner, concert and dance. Details may be obtained frcm Mr. F. J. L. Mayger, Scotia Oil Co.. 2 >i Finlayson51 words
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Article191 1932-06-07 3 Si» 1 13 pore, June 7. Rice. Siam Al per Koyan $215 Rice, Siam 2 $208 Rice, Siam 2 $183 Rice, Siam 3 $170 Rice, B. Siam No. 1 $133 Rice, B. Siam No. 2 $128 Rice, Siam "Sinway" per koyan No. 1 $180 Rice. Siam No. 2 164191 words
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Article54 1932-06-07 3 The June issue of "Scouting In Malaya," the official organ of the Bay Scouts in Malaya, maintains its usual standard of intcrwstitg articles about the activities of the Boy Scout Movement. "M. D." contributes an article en international brotherhood and "H. R. C." specially reports on the54 words
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Article323 1932-06-07 3 B. ETL1N AND CO.'S REPORT. June 7. 11 ajn. RCBBEK. London: 1 11 I6d., unchanged. New York: 2 1I-IC cents <.G.">, un 1,16 cent. Shares: Nominal. Allenbys 30—40 cents, Ayer Moleks 15—20 cents, Ayer P£nas 15—20 cents, Bassetts 1?—20 cents, Brogas 15—20 cents, Bukit Jelotongs 10—15 cents,323 words
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Advertisement389 1932-06-07 3 Band Performances j During June j v' j Band of The S.S. Police j Botanical Gardens, To-day, 7th, at 5.15 p. m jj KatongPark, Friday, 10th, 5.15 p.m. j Teloh Ayer, Wednesday, 15th, 9 p m j gatong I'ark, Friday, 17th, 9 p m j Botanical Gardens, Wednesday, 22nd, 5.15p.389 words
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Advertisement291 1932-06-07 3 v m mm~ m ■i.j~i■ m. Assets exceed $12,000,000. Am*W* fiwt* M $*VtfM*a J: The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. I (lncorporated In the Straits Settlements). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street. Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27. Old Jewry. E.C. The Company has £20.000 deposited with the Supreme291 words
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Article696 1932-06-07 4 When the history of these times in Malaya comes to be written, the verdict upon the administration will we fear be a rather severe one Ie will be recorded that it has done some things that it ought not to have done and has failed to do many things696 words
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Article120 1932-06-07 4 Dr. F. W. Fox worthy. Forest Research Officer. F.M.S.. left Kuala Lumpur on Sunday on retirement, after fourteen years in the Government Service. Dr. Foxworthy, who to an American by birth, intends visiting Hong Kong and Manila before going to the United Ttates and has not decided whether or not120 words
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Article59 1932-06-07 4 A persistent rumour is current that three cfflcers of the Rubber Researoh Institute have been suspended in connection with the retrenchment discussion. Asked by th? "Malay Mail" for information, the Director of Agriculture. Dr. Tempany, who is chair.**an of the Beard of the Institute, stated that he59 words
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Article37 1932-06-07 4 British Official. Rugby, June 6. In Bombay City communal rioting has ceased but feeling is still very tense. The total casualties to midnight, June 3, numbered 171 killed and 1,908 injured .—British Official.British Official. - 37 words
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47 1932-06-07 4 British Official. Rugby, June 6. Baron Yon Neurath, German Ambassador m London, who has been appointed Foreign Minister in the new German Government, received a farewell audience of the King to-day and, with the Baroness, remained at Luncheon with His Majesty.—British Official.British Official. - 47 words
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Article46 1932-06-07 4 TOPICS OF TO-DAY, on page 4. DIARY OF EVENTS, on page 7 CLUB DIARY, on page 7. STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SHIPPING, on page 10 COMING HOME ON LEAVE—? on page 11' WHAT TO LISTEN FOR, on page 13 WHAT LONOON IS READING, on page 1446 words
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468 1932-06-07 4 Special Interview In London. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, May 20 (by Air Mail.) I had a long chat to-day with Sir George Penny, M.P. for Kingston, and Vice-Chamber-lain of the King'? Household, who was so well-known in Maiaya that he is popularly known468 words
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Article269 1932-06-07 4 LEWIS, LAZARUS AND SONS. Prompt Action To Stop Market Dump. Reuter. London. Jane 6. The London Metal Exchange has temporarily suspended the tin market owing to the failure of an important firm to meet its engagements. The Exchange's action is dictated by the fact that negotiationsReuter. - 269 words
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Article144 1932-06-07 4 Important Discoveries In The South Atlantic. British Official. Rugby, June 6. The Royal research ship. "William Scoresby," reached London to-day. after 19 months spent in scientific investigations in the South Atlantic and on the west coast of South America. During several months she was engaged inBritish Official. - 144 words
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Article47 1932-06-07 4 From China by the "Kidderpore." due at Singapore at 6 a.m. to-morfow. From China and Japan by the "Ranchi," due at Singapore at 10 ajn. to-morrow. > From Europe (London mails despatched on May 19). by the "Rajputana," due at Penang at 6 a.m. on Thursday.47 words
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Article470 1932-06-07 4 W "LOOKt R QN I Tin market suspended officers suspend-.): 'R-Ej I Well, it seems time (metaphorically) cases. s m. I The ordinary persoi tc support the idea oi an inquiry into R.R.I. ft This "internal" in .doubt quite O.K. a I 'preach, but it i accused470 words
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Article23 1932-06-07 4 A postcard received in untitled mentions that the "M mountainous seas all th< Head to Madras and was < schedule time on arrival »123 words
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Article25 1932-06-07 4 Latest Quotations. RUBEEF London: 1 il 16d. N?w York: 2 ll io cen< Singapore Spot: 4' s —5 cen< TIN. No Market.25 words
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Advertisement216 1932-06-07 4 CRICKET CRICKET BALLS AVRK'S "PRACTICE," AYRE'S INTERNATIONAL," WISDENS "SPECIAL CATGUT," WISDEVS 'COLONIAL." CRICKET LEG GUARDS "HARDINGE SPECIAL." WICKET KEEPING GLOVES j IMPROVED MACGREGOR. IMPROVED HARDINGE." SCORE BOOKS. NETS. BATS, etc., etc. j EVERYTHING FOR CRICKET. I SPECIAL PRICES TO CLUBS. jj j ROBINSOI* CO., LTD. j SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR j216 words
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Advertisement78 1932-06-07 4 A Happy Thought rOR THE CHRISTENING PRESENT. i; CHILDREN'S CUPS j JN SOLID SILVER. I J I U.S. de Silva Bros JEWELLERS, i j 23, High Street, Singapore, j 1 j 634 j T. K. K.'S J RUBBER TABLE COVERS. j H $2.00 each. j 3 ft. 8 ins. x78 words
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Miscellaneous41 1932-06-07 4 SINGAPORE WEATHER REPORT. Yesterday's Max. Temperature 89 deg. F. Last night's Minimum 75 deg. F. Yesterday's Rainfall 0.07 ins. Sunshine 9 4 hours. 1 p.m. Re!aliv a Humidity 75 per cent. 1 p.m. Wind U,W. 15 m.p.h. 1 p.m. W3ather Cloudy41 words
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Article399 1932-06-07 5 lINVITATIONI INVITATION TO MR. j THOMAS. Climbing Down On Oath (Question? British Official. n df-r.t de Valera appears to be l.m'jinr <lown frum his unccm P ron ud a»airest the Oath, realising m.!1 debar him frcm Ottawa (i that hi- Bill Isf likely to be "dishedBritish Official. - 399 words
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Article129 1932-06-07 5 Reuter. London, June 7. Commenting on the new development of th? Anglo-Irish situation Mr. Cosgrave (former j Pret;d_nt made a statement to-day as follows: J Negotiation has been the policy of the Opposi- i ince the introduction of the Oath Bill. I I- Tould appear that GovernmentReuter. - 129 words
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Article54 1932-06-07 5 (harmed With Being Escaped Prisoner. Reuter. New York, June 6. n n Known as Duquesn?, in whose pos- -iu:, as found a diary in which he claimed iW Lord Kitchener, was released on jl! as C0TpliS writ but he was immediately 'rd cn a charge ofReuter. - 54 words
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Article168 1932-06-07 5 rem er And Chancellor To Kcsume Work. Reuter. Rugby, June 6. Ilniste r will conclude his cona\e V i U Lossiemouth to-night and will mornuV n arriv ing early to-morii»w t-'in 1Ie Chambe rlain. Chancellor of the a.'i Ur who ha m ade a good recovery lrom •TReuter. - 168 words
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83 1932-06-07 5 HOME FINANCES STILL CAUSING ANXIETY. INTERVIEW WITH SIR GEORGE PENNY. Ministers' Hope In Empire And World Conferences. Sir George Penny, one of the best-known retired Malayan businessmen, who is Vice-Chamberlain of the Royal Household and Conservative M. P. for Kingston-upon-Thames, has granted an exclusive83 words
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614 1932-06-07 5 London, May 20 (by Air Mall). Sir George Penny, who has long had business connections with Malaya, especially with tin smelting, consented to grant me, for the "Malaya Tribune," an interview on the financial situation in Great Britain to-day. As a former Junior Lord614 words
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Article257 1932-06-07 5 Restoration Of Monarchy Possible. London, June 6. What will be the fate of Germany—autocratic monarchy, Junker dictatorship, Hoherfzollein republic or disruption into component States, which ii likely in the event of Hohenzollern'=; zeturn to power?—is the question interesting Europe at present, for it is clear257 words
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Article31 1932-06-07 5 Reuter. Berlin, June 6. A genera! election will be held on July 31. A Government spokesman declared that Yon Papen has no intention of establishing a cMctatorship.—Reuter.Reuter. - 31 words
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Article107 1932-06-07 5 Reuter. Washington, June fl. The Senate has passed the Revenue Bill, which the House of Representatives approved on Saturday, raising an extra $1,119 million to balance the Budget. Drastic cuts in expenditure will be made to cover the remaining six million out of $1,125 million which theReuter. - 107 words
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Article63 1932-06-07 5 Rugby, June 6. The British Ambassador at Washington, Sir Ronald Lindsay, on Saturday signed an agreement for the repayment of instalments of the debt due to America, which were postponed under President Hoover's moratorium. The signing of the agreement is a formal step necessary to give legal effect63 words
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Article207 1932-06-07 5 References to the work of some of the approaching conferences were made during weekend speeches by the Secretary for the Dominions. Mr. J. H. Thomas, and the Secretary for War. Lord Hailr.ham. Mr. Thomas said that no country was so fundamentally t»nd financially ;ound as Britain and no207 words
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Article47 1932-06-07 5 In regard to disarmament. Lord Hallsham said that Britain had already set an example by reducing its armed forces to a mere fraction of what they were before the war and the army had become little more than an Imperial police force Britteh Official.47 words
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Article153 1932-06-07 5 Ex-Dictator Preparing To Return. British Official. Buenos Aires, June 7. General Ibanez, the late Chilean Dictator, who went to Argentina last July after his overthrow, is reported to be returning to Chile in defiance of the order of the new junta, forbidding his return.—Reuter. x Rugby,British Official. - 153 words
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Article172 1932-06-07 5 FRENCH OFFER OF LOANS. China Soviet Moving Together. France, it is said, is trying to get a footing in Manchuria by offering Vans to the new regime for a share in the Chin.se Eastern Railway. Negotiations with Japan and Russia are spoken cf. Nanking, as172 words
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Article146 1932-06-07 5 Reuter. Tokyo, June C. Questioned in the Diet, the Premier denied that the French were negotiating loans to the Manchukuo under a guarantee of the Japanese Government, but Reuter learns reliably that a lepresentative of the Franco-Asiatic bank at present in Tokyo is leaving shortly for Manchuria,Reuter. - 146 words
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Article202 1932-06-07 5 Shanghai. June 7. Report?; from Japanese sources regarding General Ma Chan Shan's defeat should be received with reserve, in view of the heavy losses suffered by the Japanese. Four Japanese aeroplanes were shot down by General Ma's troops, who are now encamped at the Amur River. A202 words
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Article127 1932-06-07 5 Eleven steamer-leads of troops belonging to the 19th Army are expected in Fukien in three dsyc. The Army will be stationed at Chuenchew, for the present. N A small portion of the Army will remain at Shanghai. One cf the League Commissioners stated, in an interview, that the127 words
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Article84 1932-06-07 5 Shanghai, June 7. Mr. T. V. Soong, Finance Minister, who has tendered his resignation, has been requested to remain. General Chen Ming Shu. Minister of Communications, who resigned last week, has left Nanking. The Ministry of Industries has appointed fourteen members of the Ministry to prepare the84 words
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Article69 1932-06-07 5 British Official. Rugby, June 6. In the Junior Tourist Trophy motor cycle race over the Isle of Man mountain course, Stanley Woods, on a Norton machine, created a record in the second lap by covering the course in 28 rr.-n. .'5 sees, at an average s<v?JBritish Official. - 69 words
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Advertisement402 1932-06-07 5 ELIMINATION IS NOT ENOUGH Phosferine HEALTH SALT THE TONIC FRUIT SALINE TONES AS IT CLEANSES Invigoration must accompany the regular daily removal of the causes of Constipation* and this is now accomplished by Phosferine Health Salt, with total \j'* -J freedom from the enervating after-effects produced by old-fashioned salines. 'IN/402 words
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Article1149 1932-06-07 6 Sports Pastimes. CRICKET. LALL SINGH IN LONDON. MALAYAN SIKH'S BAD LUCK WITH INDIAN TOURISTS. EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW FOR "MALAYA TRIBUNE." London. May 24 (by Air Mail). Breaking into the Bank of England is child's play compared with "gate-crashing" at Lordo cricket ground, the home of England's great summer game. To get1,149 words
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Article203 1932-06-07 6 WOOLLEY SCORES 146 AT SWANSEA. Quick finishes were registered in three County championship games which were begun on Saturday. Hampshire folowled up their win against Gloucestershire last week by taking full points from Derbyshire at Chesterfield and Kent and Notts both trounced their opponents, Glamorgan203 words
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Article96 1932-06-07 6 (From Our Oven Correspondent.) Ipoh, June 6. There was an interesting cricket match at Taiping yesterday, following Saturday's races, when European teams from Penang and North i Perak met in a whole day match which the visitors won. Perak Club occupied the wickets till lunch, scoring96 words
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Article172 1932-06-07 6 Rain interrupted the game between St. Josephs and Raffles Irfet. on Saturday. Scores: ST. JOSEPHS. H. Boon b Alvis 2 G. Fernandez b Alvis %1 Keng Hock c Loveday b Alvis 44 T. Cordeiro b Alvis 0 F. Pereira b Alvis 2 E. Le Mercier172 words
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Article186 1932-06-07 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Muar, June 4. A Muar team made its first appearance on the cricket field on Friday when an eleyen visited Segamat and played against the Segamat Asiatics. The match ended in a win for the latter but J£uar did well. There are186 words
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Article408 1932-06-07 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, June 5. Perak were visitors to Seremban for the week-end ard lost to Negri Sembilan on the N.S. Club padang by 108 runs. Scores: Negri Sembilan.. (Ist innings): C. H. Miller c Cooper b Speldewinde 33; Scouler b Hanningtcn 12; A.408 words
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Article331 1932-06-07 6 WISE UNEXPECTEDLY BEATEN. LAWN TENNIS. The spectators at the Singapore open champicnships at the Cricket Club yesterday were surprised to see the S.C.R.C. player- Woon Chow Tat defeat N. S. Wise in two straight se.s. Wise won only four games, the final score being 6—3. 6—l. There331 words
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Article106 1932-06-07 6 RIVERS v. GUILLERMO, AND AMATEUR BOUTS. BOXING. The much-talked of fourth fight between Al Rivers and Battling GuiUermc> has dlfinitefy been fixed for Saturday, at the New S Arena, over 12 rounds, on a "winner-take-air basis. Messrs. Simpson and David Frankel have agreed to donate the prize106 words
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Article41 1932-06-07 6 Ties in the Juvenile B. P. tournament are: To-day: Tan Chin Chye v. Tan Eng Tee h To-morrow: Yap Tian Beng v. Wee Boon Thursday} Ong Hock Poh v. Tan Eng Tee Friday: Tan Chin Chye v. Yap Tian Beng."41 words
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Article46 1932-06-07 6 S.C.C. AND R.A.F. DRAW. Uninspiring Game At Anson Road. ASSN. FOOTBALL. The Airmen had two league teams playing yesterday. The first eleven drew with the S.C.C. at Anscn Road and the second eleven were ever-run in the second half by the junior Malays.46 words
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Article499 1932-06-07 6 ißy "Reynard:') In an uninspiring game at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday the S.C.C. Wsre somewhat lucky to share points with the R.A.F. It was a long oot shot by Lai dm an that gave the Club the ejuali'-er late in the second half, after the499 words
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Article284 1932-06-07 6 Th; Malays beat the R.A.F. 4—l in the Second Division of the S.A.F.A. League on the S.R.C. ground yesterday. This score is lemarkable. forfjhe Air Force men certainly did more pressing, especially in the first half Bad finishing in front of the Malay goal accounts for284 words
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Article101 1932-06-07 6 ATHLETICS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, June 4. The Malacca Suydam Girls School held their annual sports which, as in past years were marked by variety and originality, en Friday. Most of the events were team rzrts. The Tan Cheng Lock House annexed the championship Cup101 words
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Article246 1932-06-07 6 Spectacular Blaze In Orchard Road. BRIGADE'S GOOD WORK. What might have developed into a very c'isastrous fire was prevented by the prompt Work of the Fire Brigade at about 1 o'clors. this morning. WUhin a few minutes of leceiving the call, three engines were despatched to a246 words
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Article101 1932-06-07 6 FALSE ALARMS. Between 7 p.m. yesterday and 5 o'clock this n:ornirg the Fire Brigade received three false alarms. At 7 p.m. the engines rushed to the alarm in Beach Road. The glass was broken, but there was no fire and nobody could give any information101 words
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Article222 1932-06-07 6 Ministry Hastens Inquiry. Paris. June 6. Owing to the great perturbation aroused by the loss of the 20.000 tons M.M. oil-burner the Georges Philippar." it is believed, according to the "Excelsior." that the Minister of Justice win hold a judicial inquiry simultaneously with the maritime authorities'222 words
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Article78 1932-06-07 6 Founder Resigns Owing To 111-Health. Reuter. Chicago, June 6. Owing to ill-health, Mr. Samuel Insull has resigned tho directorship of his huge utility concerns, for which receivers were recently appointed or applied for. Mr. James Simpson, of Glasgow, has been appointed chairman of the Commonwealth EdisonReuter. - 78 words
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Article107 1932-06-07 6 Ministers Busy Making Ready. British Official. Rugby, June 6. Arrangements fcv the Lausanne Conference due to open mat* week, will engage the close attention of the Prime Minister during the next few days. Other Ministers will also be giving increased attention to the work of the Disarmament ConferenceBritish Official. - 107 words
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Article55 1932-06-07 6 British Official. Rugby, June 6. The commercial accounts of tht Post Office for last year show a surplus on the Postal service of £10,823,000. a surplus on telephones of £576,000 and a deficit on telegraphs—reduced Dy £180,000 compared with the previous year —of £828,000. The totalBritish Official. - 55 words
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702 1932-06-07 6 Excellent Records Of The School. The Raffles Institution oris m the School Hall yes included the Right Re* Jf* of Singapore. Mr. C g r of Schools, Mrs. Coleman L. Clarke, president of Association. The Principal the staff wore academic S Mr P. w. McLeod .Pn lu702 words
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Article112 1932-06-07 6 Government To Proceed W ith Elections. British Official. Rugby. June 6. In a Parliamentary answer regarding settlement of the Malta question, the Coi <!.: >• Secretary said that the Members would ha'.' seen that on June 3 the Archbishop of Mal'a and the Bishop of GozoBritish Official. - 112 words
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Article75 1932-06-07 6 P.C. And Civilian To The Rcscuc. An elderly Chines was rescu'j[ A ing near the Cenotaph on Sunaa -r fclalay P.C. and a Eur3:ian civilian man struggling in the water frcm the sea wall. They a boat and went to his rescut swallowing a fairly large quant;75 words
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Article126 1932-06-07 7 g x p er iment Of Siamese King. tu the Nangsue Bimb Dai" the Af CI been graciously pleased to King rlft car of the Royal Garage at the put a M r Qoianei Phya Sri Bijava Songgram dispcsa'" Jie en t tne came so that alcohol126 words
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Article406 1932-06-07 7 Malayan Certificate Of Honour. Mr. Patrick de Zilwa, J.P., 0 f Kuala Lum week W ha°vine BU b ed 2? heat S gr r tCd a Mala an CertiSuSw &nd JOmed the Chartered Bank for which he still works. Ki l 212 he ViSited En lan d406 words
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Article286 1932-06-07 7 (By Courtesy of Hong Kong Bank.) Singapore, June 7. Selling: London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 29|32d., London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 27|32d., London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 13j16d.. London 30 days' sight 2s. 3 25!32d., London demand 2s. 3%d., London T.T. 2s. 3 *****., Lyons286 words
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Article33 1932-06-07 7 The rate of issue of Money Order for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 153 for $100. The rate of payment of Money Order from India and Ceylon is Rs. 157 for $100.33 words
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Advertisement81 1932-06-07 7 YOU PAY LESS HERE. jj The House where you can get watches of various makes at competitive prices. 0 Repairs are executed under first rate j Workmanship. (All Clocks and Watches are well regulated before delivering to our customers.) A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU. YICK WOH HING (Proprietor.) F. H.81 words
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Advertisement241 1932-06-07 7 T.IS TO-NIGHT 9.30 j I UP-TO-DATE AND YET THE CHEAPEST SHOW IN TOWN. ANOTHER FIRST RUN SUPER TALKIE NEVER BEFORE SHOWN IN SINGAPORE "WORLDLY GOODS" with Merna Kennedy DON'T MISS HEARING THE LILTING THEME SONG:— I WILL, NEVER FORGET ADMISSION—2O CENTS AND 40 CENTS. ■■■i 1 -Tr.».» —J mmm^mmmmm mm^mmm241 words
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Advertisement120 1932-06-07 7 I IN of England. The Motor Union Insurance Company, Ltd. THE SPECIALISTS IN CAR INSURANCE, I OFFER i Better Policies Lower Rates. Ll5 per cent to 33 1-3 per cent, no claim bonus. )j Sime, Darby Co. Ltd. 5, Malacca street, Visit Our Stall For FINE DISPLAY OF FURNITURE AT120 words
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Miscellaneous359 1932-06-07 7 CLUB DIARY. r> nu merous Clubs and Societies in •vr- jrosJ of the members of which are S n i, ot the Malaya Tribune." This Diary "l-icd tpecidttt f or the 1 1 Secretaries are -operate in keeping it up-to-date Happenings of general interest B "J V din the "Diary359 words
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Miscellaneous76 1932-06-07 7 MAILS CLOSE. TO-MORROW. JUNE 8. Java. Southern Sumatra, South-East Borneo. Celebes, Moluccas and Timor Dilly (In Night Posting Boxes at the General Post Office) (By Aeroplane) 6 a.m East Coast of Pahang (Lipis) 11 a.m. Djambi (Singkel) 1 p.m. Djambi (Aing Leong) 1 p.m. Djambi (Toradja) 1 p.m. Sarawak 'Vyner76 words
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Miscellaneous234 1932-06-07 7 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY. JUNE 7. High Tides.—l2.sl p.m., 11.45 p.m. Singapore Tennis Championships, S.C.C, 4.30 p.m. Football League: Div. 3, V.M.C.A. v. Ho Hong. V.M.C.A.; F. and N. v. Med. College, 5.H.8.; J C.S.A. v. P.S., Jalan Besar. TO-MORROW, JUNE 8. High Tide.—l.3o p.m. Singapore Tennis Championships, S.C.C, 4.30234 words
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Article437 1932-06-07 8 MINING. ISSUED BY FRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore, Jane 7. 1932. 10 a.m. Issue Value. Buyers. Seller*. £1 Asam Kumbang Tin 22j- 24j£1 Austral Malay 18|- 20 >~ 5s. Ayer Hitam Tin 9 6 10 6 £1 Bangrin Tin 6|8 8|$1 Batang Padang 0.05 0.10437 words
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Article278 1932-06-07 8 FRASER CO.'S QUOTATIONS. o. v I CLOSING QUOTATIONS. •3 > > Buyers. Sellers. $2 $2 Alex. Brick Pref. 1.30 1.40 $2 $2 Alex. Brick Ord. 0.80 1.00 nom £1 £1 B. Ameri. Tobacco 67 6 72 6 $10 $5 B. Malaya Trustee 4.00 $1 $1 Central Engine nom $100278 words
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Article94 1932-06-07 8 ISSUED BY FRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Buyers. Sellers. Singapore Cold Storage Deb. 7 per cent. t 103 104 ci Singapore Municipal (1901) 5 per cent 103 106 nom Singapore Municipal (1907 4 Ms per cnt. 99 102 nom Singapore Municipal (1909) 44 per cent. 9994 words
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Article373 1932-06-07 8 FRASER <fr CO., AND LYALL AND EVATT'I QUOTATIONS. Singapore, June 7, 1932, 19 a m. Issue To-day's Price*. Value. Fraser Lyall A 5 Shares. Co. Evatt. 1 Allenby $0.15 $0.30 $0.15 $0.25 1 Alor Oajah 0.15 0.30 0.15 0.30 IA. Hitam 0.40 0.60 0.30 0.50 IA. Kuning 0.05373 words
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Article102 1932-06-07 8 Foreign Imports of Tin Ore during the month of May, 1932. Country of Origin. Tons. 1. Alaska 2. Burma 12 3 3. Netherlands India: Banka and Billiton 1,209 Singkep lio Other Places 4. French Indo-China 140 5. Japan gg 6. Siam I ggg 7. Tanganyika g 8.102 words
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Advertisement256 1932-06-07 8 i The Ford Standard Roadster. a When your car seems a living thing under your control. the full joy of motoring is yours.... In the Ford Roadster you will find the might and grace of the panther yet the docility of J Leaping instantly to 40 m.p.h. in second it256 words
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Advertisement126 1932-06-07 8 jj WALTER LINDRUM I SUPER MATCH 11 I H BILLIARD TABLES I H MANUFACTURED AS SUPPUED 70: I })>• H.H. SULTAN OF PERAK, XC M G THOS 3 9 H.M. NAVAL BASE. SINGAPORE- B PADMORE SONS g jdT 3 straits settlement police, J BIRMINGHAM new volunteer d**"- halL I WALTER126 words
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Miscellaneous174 1932-06-07 8 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme Of Drills. TO-DAY, JUNE 7. 5 P m He adquarters, Armoured Car Section. Section Parade. 5.15 p.m.-Headquarters, "A" (M.G.) Company Tests of Elementary Drill. w»P*ny, 5.15 p.m.-Headquarters, "D" (Eurasian) Coy., Officers and N.C.O.'s Conference. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, M.G. Platoon (Eur) Immediate Action. >«**.. s 'rnv P m w"174 words
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Article284 1932-06-07 9 ASSN. FOOTBALL. n i S li LTIMATUM". TO 11 FRANCE. sf :c uetary explains. > the effect that the English Sta' j ia d sent a letter of prof >" ,j 1 Football Association against u t0 imnt by a French team i players, Gallacher and Law,284 words
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Article285 1932-06-07 9 •PROS" IN DIFFICULTY." r, :.;o- in the Nor.h of England and -'sa «re hopelessly in debt and do R i to f.nd money for players' Gat. r have slumped so alarmingly -»a j-si ending that hundreds of r., ir > ;:ot being offered terms for next jison,says285 words
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Article238 1932-06-07 9 WELSH PROPOSAL TO ALTER PENALTY AREA. I C >n of crrtain proposals to be ubm: d the fr.nual meeting of the International Eoard by the Football Associaion of v -'al v.. dt-ferr-d by the F. A. Council recently. G:. of h* Welsh proposals in connection the238 words
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Article88 1932-06-07 9 entn" Association have received 257 C next season's F. A. Challenge Cup «"on* l r A council will shortly i ri P° sa^s to be submitted to the ?he rT Hl Association Board at The of the Board on June 11. thi* n r!. en committee88 words
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Article512 1932-06-07 9 FUTURE PLANS. BOXING. London, May 17, fight Ln Ye yearS f ne ot iations for a return nght Len Harvey, the British mlddle-weieht Johnson ISe Th, result did not follow prediction for it betlJ WWely that Joh "*>n was the a knockout S 25" HarVCy Could512 words
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Article205 1932-06-07 9 INTERNATIONAL UNION. Geneva, May 16. The Congress of the International Boxing Union was opened here yesterday, with the German, Austrian, Belgian, Spanish, French, I Italian Dutch, and Swiss Boxing Federations i participating. The Assemtty revised the var- icus championship titles and proclaimed the following champicns of Europe:205 words
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Article166 1932-06-07 9 more about inter-varsity INCIDENT. GOLF. In a r-cent article by "Roving in a referen ce was made to "Playing out of n mSitch m which an incident to the Vars lt y th e two Cambridge Payers Jj son, lost a hole ne«woe« .m prayson TTJtmZi166 words
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2144 1932-06-07 9 What Australia Has In Store. A LOOK AT ENGLAND'S CHANCES. CRICKET. Cricket is an unconscionable time adying. Most writers agree that the decay of English cricket began about 1900, and has continued ever since, hastened, of course, by the War, writes an "Observer" correspondent.2,144 words
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Article354 1932-06-07 9 NEW FACES IN THE SOUTH. Surrey have every reason to be pleased with their two trial matches, says a writer In the "Sporting Chronicle" of May 2. They were provided with an opportunity of sorting out some promising talent, end if early form Is any guide, the country354 words
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Article167 1932-06-07 9 Vallance Jupp, who has held the position since November. 1921 has? resigned ihe secretaryship of the Northamptonshire County Club. The notice will take effect on September 30, but the general committee of the club have agreed to release him if he wishes to go before that date. In167 words
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Article427 1932-06-07 9 PEGGY SCRIVEN AGAIN. LAWN TENNIS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, May 17 (by Air Mall.) The surprise defeat cf Miss Helen Jacobs in the lawn tennis tournament at Berlin indicates tjhe possibility of the rise of a new European star. Mil- 5 Jadwiga Jedrzcjowska, the427 words
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Article760 1932-06-07 9 LESSONS FROM FRANCE. THE TURF. "The Field" writes:— We are constantly being reminded that the British thoroughbred is upon the downward track. Any~succfcsses by foreign horses in this country are immediately pounced upon by the pessimists as a sure sign that the English racehorse is760 words
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125 1932-06-07 9 So Impressed is Mr. Wills Sharpe Kilmer, the well-known American turf king, with the Australian training methods, fully demonstrated by the victorious career of Phar Lap that he has signed on Trece Woodcock, the ♦.ralner of this famous racehorse (says a "Sporting Life"125 words
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Article177 1932-06-07 9 THAT ships can be made without rivets? (By Our Scientific Correspondent.) When people fin>t talked about building ships of steel, instead of wood, the old seafaring folk leughed at what seemed to be a fantastic idea. So some may laugh at the suggestion that steel ships can177 words
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Article2604 1932-06-07 10 First Heavy Decline Since 1918. 1 Work Of "Sea Belle." The total revenue collected by the Department in the Colony Marine Department, Strait.* Settlements, for the year 1931, amounted tc $51,625.74. Wide proof of the existing heavy depression In world trade is indicated in the annual report,2,604 words
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Article71 1932-06-07 10 An annual published under the aegis of the Mr haS just launched. Mr. William Verghese and Mr. James A Pudlseries. 8.A., are the editors. Weed ai 50 cents, the magazine is well arranged and has many interesting articles contributed by writers in Malaya and abroad. It is71 words
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Advertisement111 1932-06-07 10 MILK CREARl! J Economy Satisfaction. Sole importers: Mctf The East Asiatic Company, Limited. Penang Singapore Kuala Lumpur I !.N bveav *m BUT it MUST BE CROSSE BLACK WELL S. Sime, Barby Co., Ltd i l i J Purity Value 9 I Gilbey's« 0 BINVAllDPO? jj! 1 INVALID PORT iA WELL111 words
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Advertisement39 1932-06-07 10 BH Free (IBS ji with erery desk baseflf a taper to convert your lllp Pocket Parker Dnofold to a desk pen. Ask your dealer. SSmI IW For talm at the better iterm. m Duo fold* The EASY Writing Pen39 words
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Article949 1932-06-07 11 Historic Sailors' Inn-Bar Counter Wcrth A Fortunexn l ive Princes As Leaders Of Freemasonry. London, May 18. r old inns takes me to Spread Eagle at Thame I a fortnight ago) n in England. He rei ar.didate for fame at the Three Daws. an be very949 words
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Article153 1932-06-07 11 Two Swiss Sent To Gaol In Madras. I Madras, Apr. 19. The Fourth Presidency Magistrate framed charges this afternoon agai.ist Walter Schmidt, alias Maurice Chaveliere, and Rene Arnold Keller, alias Rene Martin, natives of Switzerland, who were arrested on Mar. 12 for alleged cheating of two jewellers and153 words
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179 1932-06-07 11 Or.c of the interesting questions arising out ot thi retrenchment policy pursued both by the Central and the Provincial Government? Is as to what is to be done with the officers found surplus in respect of the various AllIndia services. As at preient organised the179 words
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Advertisement151 1932-06-07 11 Bread audi milk I o-f" o WhatJ Bread Milk at a party? Howunjusti How awful! ?But the curious thing is that the children liked it better than the For the milk, you see, w.as Milkmaid Milk spread nice; and j ryJ? tn ick o n thin slices pf bread. J]T151 words
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Article544 1932-06-07 12 Nazis In A Strong Position. Although good results were expected for Hitler, nobody foresaw that he would wrest so many votes from the orthodox Nationalists under the magnate Hugenberg. Instead, therefore, of having to face a coalition in which the possessing classes prevail and the capitalists544 words
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Article391 1932-06-07 12 Why Mains Are Not Kept Fully Charged. Hongkong, May 14. The Waterworks Engineer reports that some difficulty was experienced on Thursday in providing a supply to houses and groups of houses and flats bordering on Bowen Road, Kennedy Road, Conduit Road, Robinson Road! Lyttleton Road, Seymour Road,391 words
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Advertisement141 1932-06-07 12 lOtli million Hit smiles The cruel pain and flaruk Z lence is soothed away in a TOyillk moment with a little dose |%fgp§|k of Woodward's Gripe Water, baby's unfailing remedy in all the troubles caused by teething, mdi g esti on, colic, wind, Woodward's is perfectly V safe ev en141 words
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Advertisement192 1932-06-07 12 W.D.& M.O.WILLS. BRISTOL t- 'LONDON. Keep 'Voung! Safeguard your kidneys! Make up your mind to get fit and well like other folk! That pain in the small" of the back; those distressing urinary and bladder irregularities, headaches and dizzy sensations; that tired, nervous, irritated feeling need not continue. u* ma^es192 words
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Advertisement140 1932-06-07 12 wincarnis Cif^jA nurse you IS GIVEN FREE WITH EVERY LARGE BOTTLE. i'/linti WL A WHEN the crisis of an illness \MĔffi^SM is past, when doctors can do BB no more for you, and your feet are Wtmn 4;^BS set upon the long tedious road to J^K^ recovery, that is the140 words
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Advertisement436 1932-06-07 13 .""The Far East Oxygen Acetylene Co., Ltd. 'PHONE SINS. $5.15 Per Drum of 1 cwt—Delivered at Your Godown. Special Rates for Large Orders. AUCTION SALE CHEONG KOON SENG CO. AUCTION SALE OF SINGAPORE TOWN and COUNTRY PROPERTIES. At Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng Co.'s Saleroom. No. 30, Chulia Street, ON WEDNESDAY,436 words
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Advertisement305 1932-06-07 13 Women and men are amazed at the rapid effect of "Peb c c o on dulled and tobacco stained teeth. They like the "salty" tang which comes from tho special ingredient used by "Pebeco". This ingredient cleanses and refreshes (he whole mou*h end the effects last for hours. Buy a305 words
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Miscellaneous806 1932-06-07 13 TVffAr ro LISTEN FOR. Radio Stations Received In Malaya. All times given ;n the following are Singapore times. MONDAYS. PETALING HILL. 55.5 metres, testing daily from U).30 to 11 a.m. MANILA, KZRM. 49.3 metres, every Monday; 8 to 9 p.m., weekly broadcast of recorded music. BANDOENG. PMY.. 58.2 metres; 6.40806 words
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Article1316 1932-06-07 14 Mr. Wells Goes To Spain—Mr. Shaw's Bedside Novel— Mr. De La Mare in Wonderland Again. (BY CHARLES PILGRIM.) 1 s London, May 18. Mr. H. G. Wells has gone to Spain to lecture to the students of the University of Madrid. It is quite certain that1,316 words
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Article693 1932-06-07 14 An Alleged Fraud And Conspiracy. CASE HEARD IN LONDON. Allegations of conspiracy, fraud, and breach of duty against promoters, directors, and auditors of the Combined Pulp and, Paper muic Ltd., of St. Mary-axe, E. C., were made in an action which began before Mr. Justice MacKinnon693 words
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Advertisement313 1932-06-07 14 I a MARTELL I i&k THE BRAND 'Ĕgtok* YOU WILL ALWAYS j ASK FOR. Obtainable Everywhere. Pi j ooou£ W r Sole Agents for Malaya:— J^^^Jk I N. V. Straits Java Trading Co., iB SINGATORE-PENANfi. Jjfy j MARTELL (0 j McCOY&_TApLETS. THE WEIGHING MACHINE'S Vl?RpiCT. Means Health Or Misery To313 words
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Advertisement568 1932-06-07 15 IcSaMER SAILINGS. I P& o. I rriTISH INDIA I AND I 4PCAR LINES. I (incorporate in England.) I uui PASSENGER CARGO I SERVICES. I tttaß AND ORIENTAL STEAM CO.. LONDON AND M J3I EAST MAIL SERVICE. I i contract with His Majesty's < UDd,r 'government.) OOTWARD FROM LONDON. *m cmna568 words
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Advertisement594 1932-06-07 15 SAILINGS. i&N.Y. K. <$58?.* LINE* UapajiMail), TO LONDON. Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp, Rotterdam Middlesborough. Vessels. Tonnage. Due. Sail. HAKOZAKI MARU 10,500 June 15 16 t TERUKUNI MARU 12,000 June 28 29 HAKUSAN MARU 10,500 July 13 14 HARUNA MARU 10,500 July 27 28 S KATORI MARU 10,000 Aug. 11 12594 words
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Advertisement379 1932-06-07 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. HAMBURG-AMERIKA Deutach Hob. fll Austialische Dampfschiffs [0 Cl Gesillschaft (CwmptMn Incorporate tn Otrmai J OUTWARDS. HONG KONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORT*. 1932 t m.s. DUISBURG, via Manila June 14 ms. ERMLAND, omit Japan ports June 29 f m.s. SAUERLAND, via Manila July 8 m.s. MUNSTERLAND, omit379 words
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Advertisement485 1932-06-07 15 INSURANCE. THE /fMvk. SOUTH feRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Office: 2, Finlayson Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). HEAD OFFICE: SINGAPORE. tai Fleer at No. I, Malacca Street, Singapore.485 words
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Advertisement417 1932-06-07 15 BANES. km THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. Authorised Capital $4,000,000. Issued Capital 2,000,000. Paid-up Capital 1,000,000. Reserve Liability of Shareholders 1,000,000. Reserve Funds and Undivided Profit 1,600,000. AGENCIES: London, New York, Hong Kong, Canton, Shanghai, Swatow, Amoy, Medan, Kuching, Kuala417 words
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Advertisement571 1932-06-07 15 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED, HEAD OFFICE: METER. CHAMBER*. RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE. BRANCHES: Singapor* 158, North Bridge Road Penang 88, Beach Street Malacca 131, Jonker Street Muar No. 1, Jalan Sevang. Batu Pahat 109, Jalan Rahmat. Palembang If, Bat Hong Kong 11, Queen's Road, Central Seremban 63, Birch RdM571 words
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Advertisement1484 1932-06-07 16 ij [I THIS PAPER HAS THE I LARGEST SALE. jj |j AMONG THE PEOPLE WHO j H SPEND MOST I :j IN BRITISH MALAYA. f I m im i i■ mmmmmmmmmmmmmimtmm ■Miii'iiniitininiiiiiiiiiiij|iii n i,t| l t| atllnlttl llllllt 7 iMwiMufiiiuiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilhua Le zsWercie/s School. j j ESTABLISHED 1906. 218, Queen Street1,484 words
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