Malaya Tribune, 9 June 1932

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XIX<- -No. 133 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday. June 9, 1932. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1932.
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      204 1 cevlon TIPTON'S TEA. y oU :innot Better The Best. i "YOU CAN'T BUY BETTER THAN THE BEST a s c ijfe "0.X." CEMENT and »s more ECONOMICAL I j —"0.X." Cement is famed throughout the world for its SUPERIOR QUALITY. Although moderate in price it is I outstandingly DURABLE and
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      480 1 THE "MALAYA TRIBUNE" IS THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN MALAYA. jOU I.N NESS IS THE BEST I BUT I BE SURE IT'S "DOG'S HEAD" GUINNESS STOUT SANTUBENCUBE FOR TUBERCULOSIS. Ti->e combined treatment of Tuberculosis with Santuben-preparatiohs is the result of over 20 years' work and experience in over 18.000 cafes
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      164 2 c.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 UFA'S bright lilting Musical Show— i Monte Carlo Madness WITH I Europe's New Sensational Star SARI MARITZA AND HANS ALBERS With full supporting cast of English Artistes. Splendid Photographic Effects Hear the haunting melodies "THE WAY WITH EVERY SAILOR," "THE SPELL OF MONTE CARLO," etc. Box Office
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      162 2 Amusements MATINEES SATURDAY and SUNDAY 1 6.1S TQ-DAI 9.15 FLYING HIGH M-G-M s Greatest of all Musi Comedies WITH Charlotte Greenwood-Bert Lahr LAUGH FOR A YEAR AT IT! WONDER AT ITS SPECTACLE THRILL TO ITS MUSIC! BOOK! Plans At Robinson s 615 NIGHTLY 9.15 If it's at the Pavilion—it has
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    PERAK ACCEPTS TIN COMPROMISE
    135 3 The Three Categories. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, June 8. Mining circles in Perak, which have so far been exercised about the tin Quota p an, have finally settled their differences, following a meetmg in Ipoh. The Warden of Mines virit°d the recalcitrant miners at Kampai
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    47 3 Singapore, June 9. 47- 5 Standard Spot June 5 |pg 5 3ji6 July 6% Aug. b% fc% july-S?pt. 5% |v Oct Dec Tone of Market: Very Dull. Latest Cable: London Spot Sheet m York: Spot Sheet 2 H|l« cents (O.) per lb.
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    GADEK RUBBER ESTATE, LTD.
    1458 3 More Economic To Continue Tapping. The twenty-first ordinary general meeting, of the members of the Gadek Rubber Estate. Ltd., was held at the office of the company. 138, Leadenhall Street, London, E.C.3, on liay 10. Mr. Frederick Arthur Roberts (chairman of the company) presided. Mr. G.
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    SELANGOR'S ASIATIC UNEMPLOYED.
    128 3 Funds Still Inadequate. In his report for the month of May, Mr. John Hands, hon. secretary and treasurer of the Selangor Asiatic Unemployment Committee, rtates that the number of applicants registered as destitute was 79, with 263 dependants. The total amount of money promised monthly is approximately
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    THE WORLD'S TIMBER.
    269 3 Is A Shortage Impending? Trees, declare the forestry enthusiasts, ar? needed in the world to-day as never before. Th 2 material strides of civilisation have forever been making increasing demands upon the world's supply of wood. The virgin forests of the world afe no longer adequate to
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    PRESCRIPTIONS IN CIPHER.
    183 3 Medical Association Attacks Harley Street. Harley Street specialists who write prescriptions in cipher were denounced on April 22 by D. A. Cox, Secretary cf the British Medical Association, says a "Daily Herald" report. The key to these cipher prescriptions arc held by the chemist to whom the
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    75 3 Rugby, June 8. Paris 93 3 16. New York 3.67 Montreal 4.28 M;, Brussels 26.32 Geneva 18.77 X, Amsterdam 9.07, Milan 71%, Berlin 15.47 Stockholm 19.5, Copenhagen 18 9 32, Olso 20.05, Vienna 15%, Prague 123%, Helsingfors 215, Madrid 44 Vj, Lisbon 110, Athens 565, Bucharest 615. Rio
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    MALAYA TIN STATISTICS.
    172 3 Domestic Production (as ascertained by exports from Federated Malay States, Unf-deratrd Malay States, and Straits Settlements) of Tin, and Tin-in-Ore at 72 per cent., during the month of May, 1932. Tons. Tons. 2.276 F d' rated Malay States Unfederated Malay States: Johore d Kedah 17 Perils 19
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    "JIX" PASSES AWAY.
    403 3 Career Of Viscount Brentford. London, Jure r,. The death has taken place of Lord Brentford. He hari *een ill since earlier in th year wlien ne was taken ill with congestion of the lungs during a West Indian cruise and his condition took n turn for the
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    MR. AW BOON HAW.
    135 3 Gives Big Donation To Chinese Hospital. Mr. Aw Boon Haw, the Singapore millionaire and Tiger Balm King.'' whose acts of benevolence are too well known to need reiteration, 'has added one more to his comprehensive list of public gifts. Mr. Aw Boon Haw, while on a
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    SHIPPING NEWS. NEW CHIEF OF P. ANDO.
    280 3 Successor To Lord Inchcape. London, June 8. The Hon Alexander Shaw har been appointed Chairman and Managing Director of the P and O. and British India Companies in succession to lIic lace Lord Inchcape.—P uter. ilhe Hen. Alsrandc- Shaw is the only son
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      624 3 I «CTORIAJHEATIIE I I Saturday Next June lim at 9 30 p.m. IN AID OP THE UNEMPLOYMENT FUND Dr. S. K. LIM Presents SHAKESPEARES TWELFTH NIGHT PRICES $2 $1 TICKETS OBTAINABLE AT JOHX LITTLES LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. ■tfTKD-Oualifl d Tamil Teachers with and Music. State minimum x 58U. c o Malaya
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      84 3 Assets exceed $12,000,000. Assurance in force oyer $35,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In the Straits Settlements). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building. Cecil Street. Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry. E.O. The Company has £20.000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the
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    THE MALAYAN PRESS.
    660 4 We should like to support the appeal made by the Editor of oar esteemed contemporary of Ceci* Street yesterday, in his address to the local Rotary Club, for a more generous attitude on the part of the public towards the newspapers. Where expressions of opinion are concerned,
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    232 4 Mr. C. Ahmad Balf has been appointed Indian Immigration Fund Inspector Tor Singapore and Johore. in place oi Mr. A. M. Das. The "Malay Mail," understands that communication has been addressed by the Incorporated Society ol 7' o lorai agcn.y houses asking them to du what they can ro prevent
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    ST. ANDREW'S HOSPITAL DANCE.
    87 4 In response to numerous requests it has been »v:c<oed to hold a long night dance at Rathe s trot*, cn Faturdav. An attractive c has been arranged including "old time" dances. By special invitation of the Committee, Mle. Mura Smirnova will contribute items from her repertoire.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    112 4 Mails from Europe (London mails despatched on May i 9 b y the "Rajputana," which anchored at Penang at 6.15 a.m. to-day, will arrive by train to-morrow morning. Correspondence will be ready for delivery to boxholders at 8.45 am. Mails by the outward Dutch aeroplane from Amsterdam are
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    STRANDED IN ENGLAND.
    184 4 Problem Of Unemployed Malayans. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, May 20. (By Air Mail). The number of unemployed Malayans returning to this country is a problem that is assuming serious proportions. There are some people who foolishly think that it is for the Malayan Information Agency to
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    A LONDON BOROUGH BY-ELECTION.
    80 4 Conservatives Hold The Seat. Reuter. London, June 8. The Dulwich (a London borough) by-elect f on due to the death of the Conservative Member' Lt.-Col. Sir Frederick Hall, K.B E DS O' I esulted: Mr. Bracewell Smith (Conservative) 12 342 Mr Cooke-Taylor (Liberal) 3,998. Mrs. Helen
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    DIED WHILE DRESSING FOR DINNER.
    98 4 Reuter. Italian Ambassador To London. London, June 8. Sudden death has robbed Italy of one of her ablest and most extinguished diplomats m Signor Bordcnaro. Ambassador to London, who was stricken with a heart attack last when dressing to receive Sir John Simon and other
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    EMPIRE CONFERENCE AT OTTAWA.
    147 4 Good Progress In Initial Discussions. British Official. Rugby, June 8. Good progress is being made in the preparatory work for the Ottawa Conference thr ugh organisation among the Ministers and in the departments concerned which was set up in Autumn and which Mr. Thomas (Dominions M
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    SIR ROBERT HO TUNG IN LONDON.
    97 4 Interviews With Cabinet Ministers. Reuter. Lor.don, June 8. Sir Robert Ho Tung has fcr the past f:w days discussed with influential quarters questions connected with the Par Eastern situation. He IntelVbWMl Mr. J. H. Thomas (Dominions Secretary). Sir Philip Cunliffe-Listcr (Secretary for the Colonies),
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    To-day's Features.
    66 4 TOPICS OP TO-DAY, on page 4. CORRESPONDENCE, on page 7. DIARY OP EVENTS, on page 8. CLUB DIARY, on page 8. THE TRAGEDY OP PAY AND FUNG. on pages 9 and 10. INDIAN NEWS AND NOTES, on page 10 SEREMBAN NOTES AND NEWS, on page 11 WHAT TO
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    456 4 ->BT •tOONs. ON There never was pahit-time gossip in K 3 <ftt The F.M.S. economy certainly drastic. 7s last! tac,n fa that taxation has hmjj n ition j The stories that Ifr s .1 l the Rotariansyost la,- SSS? 1 to those he could have t, id
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    28 4 A Small Chinese ittod by a patent) at Amp n Oh Monday The chiW W** Ph near Ampang vill.ise washing clothe* nearbv. wh.'n Uac She died two horn-
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    33 4 Latest Quotations. RUBEER. London: 1 11 16d. New York: 2 11.16 cents. Singapore Spot: cent.v TIN. London Spot: £115 15.5. London 3 months: £11» Singapore $Sf»T7' f« t"' l ,>!rt
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      221 4 <i«M.,i.,,.„.,,. T T T r T 7 T'T rT it i"ti iimiiffmmn»it«tn#i^ So lovely and how I r 1 I wear l\\ W! I ana wear I C MORLEY HUr m stockings im- PURE SILK wL H "Syren" $1.50 \W "Delphine" $2.00 WL 1 "New Durable" $3.90 11 m "Serena"
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      71 4 A Happy Thought rOR THE CHRISTENING PRESENT. i! CHILDREN'S CUPS IN j SOLID SILVER. U.S. de Silva Bros, JEWELLERS. m 23, High Street, Singapore. 634 j T. K. K.'S RUBBER TABLE COVERS 'J* 4 $2.00 each. 3ft 8 ns. x 3 fl. 8 i„ s Si. 6o each. 3 ft.
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      43 4 SINGAPORE WEATHER REPORT. Yesterday's Max. Temperature 89 deg. F. Last night s Mm. Temperature 73 deg F Yesterday's Rainfall 0 16 ins Sunshine 6 7 hours 1 p.m. Relative Humidity 75 per cent 1 P«n. Wind S.S.W. 15 mip-h. 1 p.m. Weather Fine
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    YOUNG WIFE BRUTALLY ATTACKED. PITIFUL CONDITIONS IN CHINA. HELP URGENTLY SEEDED.
    1101 5 B j£ Change In Nanking For* i#n Policy? Secret Of Shanghai R< h) ,n bservers report pitiful i, hina the lat.st Chinese that ther* i' a strong move--1 ds friendship with Russia jirrrwr stand against foreign \lr. Sun Fo
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    WIFE ON MURDER CHARGE.
    171 5 Absent Husband To The Rescue. New York, June 8. Mr. John Barney, husband of Mrs. Elvira Barn y. who is accused in the mews murder case, has cabled his wife that "petty squabbles are now forgotten." He also has cabled his mother-in-law. Lady Mullens, to "stand
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    BRITAIN AND LAUSANNE.
    264 5 M. Herriott's Speech Is Encouraging. Rugby, June 8. i A Foreign Office communique states: *M Herriot has addressed to the British Government a proposal for preliminary conversations before the cpening of the Lausanne Conference or Thursday. Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald. accompanil ed by Sir John Simon, intends
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    FORMER FIGHTERS STARVING.
    194 5 Bonus Army Shocks U S Public. Reuter. Washington, June 9. Fresh recruits for the "Bonus Army" (unemployed ex-Service-men demanding bonuses) pouren into Wash'ngton yesterday and it is estimated that 10,000 are now encamped on the banks of the Potomac River. Their leaders have pred cted that the
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    BRUTAL ATTACK ON WOMAN.
    165 5 Member Of Weil-Known Family. As a result of injuries alleged to have been inflicted on her by a man a very young and beautiful Iniian woman is lying in a serious condition in the General Hospital. The victim, her two children and her husband, a Bcnbay
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    DE VALERA TO MEET MACDONALD.
    312 5 Senate Deadlock On Oath Bill. Reuter. Dublin, June 8. A deadlock has been caused by the anomalous decisions of the Senate on the Oath Bill. The Senate agreed without a division on Section One of the Bill abolishing the form of oath, but rejected Sections
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    GRAVE SITUATION IN F.M.S. OFFICIALS DO NOT REALISE IT.
    967 5 Nearly 50 Per Cent. Cut Needed. Retrenchment Committee's Memorandum. A sensation (not entirely unexpected) has been c au- J by lh memorandum, just issued, of the F.M.S. Retrenchnu nt Committee, which fays that the Government officials do not realise the seiicusnesE
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      271 5 Children thrive on it. All children need SCOTT'S Emulsion. It makes them L I^m strong and healthy. It feeds |H| the muscles, hardens the I bones, enriches the blood B wtmrh \v^lJM and ensures vitality. It builds I *y up resistance to lung troubles, I epidemic diseases and chil- I
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    Sports & Pastimes. ASSN. FOOTBALL.
    701 6 Sports Pastimes. ASSN. FOOTBALL. SINGAPORE LEAGUE RESULTS. SEVEN GOALS ON THE PADANG, (U.OSTKRS II WIN AT ANSON ROAD. The S.C.C. 2nd put up a very poor performance in their Second Division game with the S.C.F.A. II on the Padang yesterday, two of the seven goals by which they lost being
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    CATTLEMEN BEATEN BY OLDSTERS II.
    222 6 ?n h .K e en def€ated the Straits <?«! ,»??'< odd goal in three In the Second D.vision of the S.A.P.A. League at the if™" R ad Stadium yesterday. Both goalkeepers gave sound performances and effected feme spectacular saves. The main sfrength of the fun
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    OLD FAVOURITES TO REAPPEAR.
    60 6 "HAS BEENS" CHARITY EFFORT. An interesting game, in which old favourites will make a reappearance, has been arraneed T^^ &ye ?K at the Jalari Besar Stadiu *8 inursday. the proceeds of which will be donated to the Non-European Unemployment J»» teams will consist of Chinese and
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    299 6 SINGAPORE CHAM- PIONSHIPS. EXCELLENT PLAY IN DOUBLES EVENTS. CHINESE CRACKS LOSE TO S.C.C. PAIRS. Yesterday's ties in the Singapore L.TA championships produced some sparkling play two Cricket Club pairs succeeding in eliminating very formidable Chinese opponents. The best match was the one between Dr Fopkius and Roy Smith
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    BADMINTON.
    140 6 A.A.U. BEAT J.8.C.8.P. Before a large gathering of spectators, a fairly even contested match was witnessed at Jchcre Bahru on Sunday between the Amateur Athletic Union of Singapore and the Bahru Chinese BP. The visitors proved a little superior and won all the games. Th! following are the scores
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    A MUAR MATCH.
    133 6 (From Our Oum Correspondent.) Muar, June, 6. the "U Fellows" B.P. defeated the Police BP. by 2 games to 1 on the former's court at Muar to-day. The following are the scores: Tan and T. Rajah, (UJF.B.P.) beat Mohamed and Fah Cheong (P.8.P.). David and Johnson (U.F.8.P.)
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    GOLF.
    45 6 ELKINS FAILS IN BRITISH "OPEN/ Reuter. London, June 8. The Selangor player, W. H. Elkins, who put up a score of 85—78, failed to qualify for the British Open golf competition by six strokes. —Reuter. [Other sports items will be found on page 11.]
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    THE TURF.
    47 6 BURMESE bADY WINS CALCUTTA SWEEP. INDIAN SYNDICATE'S GOOD BARGAIN. Reuter. Rangoon. June 8. Daw Swe, wife of a school teacher, is reported to have won the first priae in the Calcutta sweepstake, amounting to £58,000. A Calcutta syndicate purchased a half share for £1,000. —Reuter.
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    SELANGOR RACE MEETING.
    357 6 HANDICAPS FOR FIRST DAY. The handicaps for the first day of the Selangor Summer race meeting commencing on Saturday are as follows: Race I.—Ponies, Class 2, Divn. 2, 4'/. furs. Golden Queen 9.5, Peerless Lady 8.12, Auctioneer 6.7, Mada 8.0, Lady Remington 7.12 Rcy's Best 7.12, Brown
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    MARIGOLD MINSTRELS CELEBRATE.
    142 6 Members of the Marigold Minstrels celebrated their second anniversary in the form of a picnic at Mr. Aw Boon Hair's bungalaw Pasir Facjang on Saturday and Sunday last. Sports *ere held on Sunday and members enjoyed themselves heartily. Following donated prUes of various kinds Messrs. Sim Kwang
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    AT THE CINEMAS.
    179 6 Excellent Comedy At The Alhambra. To say that Plying High," the M. G. M musical romance which began a season at the Alhambra last night, is funny is to put it mildly. It Is one of the most uproarious films of its type (hat has yet been
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    CONTRABAND CHANDU.
    55 6 Revenue Officers Make Five Arrests. Five Chinese who were found in possession ~T^ hllS °^r traband **5 were arrested by Revenue Officers at the Teluk Aver cu W 5 e WWM* Arm the 8.1 "Tilawawhich had jusTarrived from China port! W r( L C^ rged befo the District
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    THE WORLD'S OLDEST FIRM.
    346 6 An Interview With Its Representative. Representing a company which claims to be the oldest limited liability company in the world, Mr. Sigurd Pousette, of the Stora Kopparbergs Bergslags Aktiebolag, of Falun, Sweden, arrived in Singapore this morning by the P. and O. "Ranchi." Mr. Pousette, who
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    DETERMINISM AND CHANCE.
    546 6 Two Inseparable Phenomena." Mr. R. Weatherall of Windsor writes to "Nature":— In discussions which have taken place recently in the columns of "Nature." and elsewhere on the subject of determinism, various aspects of the problem are omittod which appear to me to be important, in the first
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    SMART POLICE RAID.
    82 6 Pistol And Daggers Seized. A raid by Detecive-Inspector Mcintosh on a house in Smith Street yesterday afternoon resulted in the finding of a pistol, several rounds of ammunition and two daggers Pour Who were in the room in which the weapons were found, were produced before the
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    PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT CHARGED.
    922 6 FURTHER EVIDENCE. Auditor In The Witness Box, Evidence regarding the auditing of the accounts of the Hap Heng Mineral Syndicate. Ltd., was given before the District Judge (Mr. G. C. Dodd) yesterday, by Mr. J. S. M. Rennie, incorporated accountant, during the continued hearing of the case
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    ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
    70 6 BETWEEN S. INDIA AND MALAYA. Kivtf tXTu ntroller of Labour. Malaya. £2L he foUowta S as arrivals from and a reS Madra Presldencv tor the month ir a^l VaIS State aided) (i^es supplied by inspectors): two adults and one in. nor. Arrivals (others) (figures supplied by travelling
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    "UNFIT TO REMANIN IN OFFICE."
    99 6 UNF IT TO REMANIN IN OFFICE." Attack On New y ork Mayor. New Yorir Mayor Walker is -unfit tn 9 declares Mr. Samuel Seaburv'' n analysis of Mr. Walker's Tf/, forwar dm g h v Hotstaater Vice Commi investigating allegations "'l** fc* administration. aft in the ut v The Senate
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    WILL NOT DEFY THE WORLD.
    153 6 British View Of Tokyo Cabinet. Reuter. 10 *K. June 8 Viscount Saito, in the caoaritv Miniite/, summoned the Ambassadors of America France and Italy this c- J tau: is believed, the envoys their respective Governments toward My1° rawas proposals concerning Shanghai''th the nature of the
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    OIL CONFERENCE BREAKDOWN.
    80 6 Effort To Get Together Again. Reuter. New York. June 9 It is understood that the president and viepresident of the Socony Vacuum Corporation are going to Europe early next week :n conrection with the internaUonal oil situation crisinfc from the breakdown of the recent oil conference. It
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    U.S.A. TO RECONSIDER PROHIBITION.
    61 6 Plank In Republican Platform. Reuter. Washington, June 9 It is understood that President Hoover approves of the inclusion of re-submission of the Prohibition issue to the people as a plank in the Republican platform for the Presidential elections. This follows the recent action of the Prohibitionist.
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    MONEY FROM BRITAIN FOR IRISH SWEEPS.
    83 6 British Official. Rugby. June 8. In reply to a question in the House of Commons Sir Herbert £amurl (Rome Secretary said it was estimated that £2,785.000. including £757,000 sellers' commission, had been subscribed in Britain for the Irish sweepstake or. the Derby and that
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    PROGRESS OF RADIO IN BRITAIN.
    82 6 British Official. Rugby, June 8 The accounts of the British Broadcasting Corporation show that £657.935 was spent on wireless programmes during the past year The capital expenditure amounted to over £907,000 and the Corporation paid £74.000 to income-tax. Its net revenue, which it derives from
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    What's On To-Night.
    97 6 Alhambra.—'"Flying High," featuring Charlotte Greenwood and "Bert Lahr. M GV Capitol.—"Monte Carlo Madness," rittj Sari Maatza and Hans Albeis. A Ufa production. Empire.—"Miss Shanghai," Chinese talkie. Great World—Wayangs, cinema, donkey rides, special commercial exhibition, m lng rink and talkies. Marlborough—"Born to Love." Constance Bennett and "Oh. Oh.
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    FLEET STREET THEN AND NOW.
    2108 7 tfffgVE CENTRE OF tH k world. d(iress To Rotary Club Of Singapore. address on Fleet Street, the ress of the World, was Deabrldte. Editor of the week]} luncheon of the rt y. sierday at the Lim Han Hoe. the Vicehe chair and there was a
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    90 7 [Our reader* are invited to write to us on subjects of public Merest. 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 tvacing), and on one side of the paper only. Pen
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    The Weekly Wage.
    813 7 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—With reference to the recent speech of the Hon. Dr. Noel Clarke regarding the adoption of the weekly-wage system in this country, and your subsequent leading article on the subject, as a trader in a small way I wish to point out
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    The Traffic Peril.
    196 7 (To the Editor, Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—What has happened to the traffic police of Singapore? Has the heat wave affected them? Nowadays it is impossible to get a clear signal from constables on {joint duty. They either leave the matttr to the driver's own discretion or wave their
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      222 7 THE MUCH DISCUSSED RETURN CONTEST j AL RIVERS vs. BATTLING GUILLERMO 12 SLASHING ROUNDS. j (Winner take all basis) j With a strong all-cim ateur supporting card i j Saturday, June 11, 1932 AT THE NEW WORLD BOXING ARENA j Entire proceeds in aid of the European and Non-European UNEMPLOYMENT
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    1202 8 MINING. ISSUED BY FRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore, June 9, 1932, 10 a.m Issue Value. Buyers. Sellers. £1 Asam Kumbanc Tin 22;- 24 j£l Austral Malay 201--ss. Ayer Hitam Tin 9 6 10 6 £1 Bang Tin Tin 6|6 Bjsl Batang Padang C.05 0.10 $1
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    450 8 Fraser's Report. Messrs. Fraser and Co., in their weekly report cf June 8. state: The local share market has experienced ancth.r week of inactivity and with every section quite neglected, quotations have continued to deckne. In anticipation of some more definite information regarding the further cut in
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    33 8 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.
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    128 8 Chamber Of Commerce R. A. Report- The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association's weekly auction report of June 8 states: Catalogued 1,871,118 lb. =835.32 tons. Offered 1,721,095 1b.=7G8.35 tons. Sold 1,261,946 1b.=563.37 tons. London spot 1 ll|l6d. New York spot 2 11 16 cents. PRICES REALIZED. Ribbed
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    MARKET PRICES.
    452 8 SINGAPORE, JUNE 2. MEAT. Beef steak 'round), kati 40 Beef stew or curry, kati 30 Pork, lean, kati 50 Pork, lean and fat cist quality), kati 40 Mutton Australian, lb. 35 Fowl, kati 44 Hens (locally reared) kati 46 Ducks, each 55 Pigeon?, domestic unfledged, pair 72 Pigeons,
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    MISSING IN PERSIA.
    151 8 A Japanese Explorer Believed .Murdered. A Japanese military officer is reportd missing in Pir.sia. Mr. Banna Meant tenant on the retired list formerly belongitf to the Hirosakl 31st Infantry Raglai al I Japan in November. 1930, to go on MP" I ration tour through Central Asia. He
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    106 8 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES Singapore. June 9 East Wharf (Entrance Oat« 1). Rajula 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate J Ranchi 18; Larut 16: Chinese P Himalaya Maru 9. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate J Clytoneus 32: Egra 35. Raby Cattle v. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate Takada. Kutsang 40; Fairfield
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      137 8 MAILS CLOSE. TO-MORROW, JUNE 10. ♦Europe, Great Britain, Ireland and North America, to connect with the Air Mail at Karachi (By Train) 7.30 a.m ♦Ceylon, Southern and Western India, Bombay, Aden, Mauritius, Egypt, Europe, Great Britain, Ireland, U.S.A. Canada and Australasia (Ranch!) (P. o. Mail) 8 a.m ♦North N.-East and
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      771 8 CLUB DIARY. IT**** are numerous Clubs and Societies in atnguiMe, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the
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      257 8 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY. JUNE 9. High Tides.—o.2s a.m.. 2.14 p.m. Athletic Sports Meeting, Raffles Institution, 2.30 p.m. Meeting, Licensing Justices. 2.15 p.m. Singapore Tennis Championships, S.C.C, 4.30 p.m. Football League: Div. 3. Monopolies v. Med. College, S.R.C: S.H.B. v. P. 0., 5.H.8.; Robinsons v. Vehicles. Geylang. Football, Malaya Cup
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    The Tragedy of Fay & Fung. OBJECTION TO EVIDENCE OF BODYGUARD.
    4067 9 The Tragedy of Fay Fung. OBJECTION TO EVIDENCE OF BODYGUARD. MIGHT BE INFLUENCED BY PROMISE OF PARDON. Man Who Wanted Protection From His Enemies. np rtant witness for the Crown, Edward Zimmern, gave fore a crowded Court at the resumption of the Village Road trial before Mr. Wynne-Jones, says the
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    DID YOU KNOW....
    167 9 THAT there is steel "wool" in a silencer? iB-j Oar Scientific Correspondent.) Although cwners of sports cars generally use, for the sake of efficiency, silencers that consist of a plain, straight tvbe, of rather wide bore, there is coming on to the market a silencer that appears
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      202 9 Milk at its Best Manufactured Manufactured HoLd lIOJEI IOJE CMil Hold GENERAL MILK CO. INC. II GENERAL MILK C INC New York U.S.A. New York U.S.A. I j! Sensed MSB m^^jt^^ j Safe and Good For Baby I ALWAYS Ip J jfefl ALWAYS FRESH STOCKS. J| FRESH STOCKS. ECT JX»g\
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    INDIAN NEWS AND NOTES.
    500 10 The Late Babu Bepin Chandra Pal—The Premier's Empire DayBroadcast —Criticism Of Inconsistency—Orissa Committee Report Published —Creation Of A Separate Province Recommended —A "Daily Herald" Forecast—Provincial Autonomy Alone Now—And Centra! Responsibility At A Definite Date Later. Babu Bepin Chandra Pa], the well-known politician and publicist, died a*t
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    THE PREMIER'S LATEST.
    836 10 There is no doubt that during the past year the most formidable obstacles have been put in the way of an Indian settlement by Congress methods, declared the Prime Minister ir the course of a stirring Empire Day broadcast on May 24. He added that the country
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    A "DAILY HERALD" PORECAST.
    149 10 The Daily Herald" of May 18 says an Indmn Constitutional Bill will be introduced before the summer adjournment of Parliament but the Government has no intention of establishing a Federal system immediately or responsibility at the Centre. They have definitely decided that Provincial Autonomy should come
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    GENERAL.
    631 10 Mr. Lansbury has received letters from Mr Joshi and Mr. Bakhale, in the name of the Servants of India Society, dated May 7, paying a very high tribute to the work of Major Milner for Indian Labour on the Indian Franchise Committee. cuiuvaung tne land belonging to Mr. Gandhi's
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    "THIS AMATEURISH ATTEMPT."
    214 10 American Opinion On "Buy British" Campaign. The "Scientific American" writes: For some months, the British people have been urged, coaxed, and almost commanded under threat of being made the object of Ecornful epithets regarding their patriotism, to -Buy British!" Editorials, advertisements, billboards, bulletins have demanded: "Buy British!"
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      7 10 HUPMOBILE J the car of your choice.
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      161 10 •JUNE* lOth I To protect the shining beauty of Take this simple precaution with your kitchen tiles—always clean them with Monkey Brand. Then you can be sure you won't scratch them as you would with a harsh cleaner. For Monkey Brand whisks off the grime and grease without making so
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    Sports and Pastimes. CRICKET.
    1538 11 BOWLERS WORRY F BRA DM AN. The Resources Of \ustralia. £TREN' :tHENED te am •he Australians are well he men at their disf, a i stiffening may therefore .iftl. y- a v;i n the next Tests come to r reservations to be tri- the general balance
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    PUBLIC CHARACTERS AND NICK-NAMES.
    1028 11 POLITICIANS, GENERALS AND CRICKETERS. A nick-name is, generally speaking, a sign of popularity. And this is specially true when it. spreads from the privacy of. the recipient's family, and the circle of more immediate friends, to the wider field of the general public, writes "A Country
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    CRICKET NOTES AND COMMENTS.
    1403 11 Clarke Cup Reflections. (By "Rimau.") The very large crowd that turned up to witness the match between the Europeans and the Rest last week-end showed the very great interest which this annual fixture has aroused, especially among the non-European section of the cricket loving public, and
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    BENZINE PRICES.
    150 11 ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO. (S.S.). LTD. As from Sept. 30 the following revised prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are effective: Red Shell Motor Spirit ex pump and or ex 4 gallon drum per British Imperial gallon uao Red Shell Motor Spirit per 4 gallon
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    SEREMBAN NOTES AND NEWS.
    532 11 Alleged Theft Of $500. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, June 6. Ellahibaksh again appeared before the police magistrate to-day to answer a charge of having committed theft of $500.50 (cash) and a gold and silver ring valued at $6, the property of a man named Assanoo,
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    Annual Meeting Of Nepri Club.
    382 11 Seremban. June 7. The annum general meeting of the Neeri Sembilan Club was held at the Club to day w w T I T ReSidCnt the Hon Mr w Hughes, M.C.S.. presiding Amongst those present were:—Mr L Forbes M.C.S.. (Government nominee). Da to Worn? Yiok
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    OLD RAFFLESIANS' ASSOCIATION.
    729 12 Annual Dinner At G. H. Cafe. The annual dinner of the Old Rafflesians* Association was held in the G. H. Cafe on Saturday last. The Hon. Dr. N. L. Clarice presided over a large attendance. Toasts were drunk to The King and The Founder (in silence). Before
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      217 12 COX K ''"-I VID VZROINIA CIGARETTES Cr. TIN imprisons JĔ FACTOW FRESHNESS The Craven "A" "50" tin is designed to be 4 v f V,Vc«Pttk of real use in mar v ways when empf < < A No cutter ncede». r* No jagged edges. Ne:. \A* *J£ %jkV&§> When you
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      443 12 The Tonic Vo Need Doan's Nerve Tonir t l safe and reliable to >* i system, and are 52 P**U as a r 4 suffering from the aft! Fever, Influenza, and eff< ing complaints nd thl r Doan s Nerve Tonic T-.w invaluable remedy for v tsaPe H lity and
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      805 12 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. Radio Stations Received In Malaya. All times given ;n the following *rt Singapore times. MONDAYS. PETALING HILL, 55.5 metres, testing daily from 10.30 to 11 a.m. MANILA, KZRM, 49.3 metres, every Monday, 8 to 9 pm., weekly broadcast of recorded music. BANDOENG, PMY., 58.2 metres; 6.40
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    A WALL STREET REVIEW.-I.
    3201 13 GENERAL BUSINESS CONDITIONS. [Financial conditions all over the world are reviewed in current comments by the Nationa' City Bank of New York. These articles are very well written and form an interesting guide to finance and commerce. They will be printed in convenient sections day by
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    MONEY AND BANKING.
    811 13 The action of the Federal Reserve Banks already described in this Letter, supplying new funds to the market in greatly enlarged volume, has been the chief influence in the money markets during the past month, and has had an immediate effect upon rates on short term loans
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    HOROSCOPE OF MR. GANDHI.
    453 13 Release And Another Visit To London. Mahatma Gandhi will be released within six or seven days of June 26, and he will again attend another Round-Table Conferenco la London." This is the prediction of Pandit Sharker Shastri Hosritti, the well-known astro"ogcr, made to a "Bombay Chronicle"
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      535 13 fThe Far East Oxygen Acetylene Co., Ltd. PHONE *****. j $8.15 Per Drum of 1 cwt.—Delivered at Your Godown. Special Rates for Large Orders. AUCTION SALE CHEONG KOON SENG CO. AUCTION SALE OF FREEHOLD LE4SEHOID SINGAPORE PROPERTIES At M.*:>rs Ch ong Koon Seng Co.'s Saleroom, No. 30. Chulia Street, On
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    Boys' Corner. Contributed By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. EDITOR'S LETTER.
    192 14 Comments On The Mail. Dear Boys, Th„' dislocation cf wcik last week owing to the licliday caused a postponement of tra "Boys' Corner," and as a result there are manj letters held over this week. If your contributions have not appeared
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    Points From Letters.
    184 14 Gibraltar is one of the strongest forts in the world.—Tan Tiang Choon. It is -afe to say that those who love to know thnr future never enjoy contentment.—S. O. B. Sydney is a powerful city in Australia and is the greatest wool-port in that country C. K.
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    Nature In Springtime.
    161 14 (By "Happy.Go-Lticky Kid:') Nearly two whole years have gone by when I first left my fathers farm in the country where most of my boyhood days were spent I was very fond of climbing trees, hunting fcr birds nests: and rambling across the hilly stretches of meadows.
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    Life In A Village.
    103 14 (By Ahmad bin Uda, Muar.) *J£ I fn a VillagG te Very because it is outside the region cf heavy traffic where danger Here an can spend his tface freely, viewing the gifts of wUhou^L P r de Ing Ver the Problem "of life SSSL f
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    A Bird In The Hand.
    42 14 (By "Leal Teo.") fisher had caught a very little fish Th* >et you tttton.lZ»£ you tUs »ut a i I may eveJ see you doubtM lf into mv• *Z2 any more 1 wUI PW you Pan I*?S»JS»S"
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    Walking.
    36 14 T. v. Tsenr G. E. School, Labuan.) in th held forward. The tSSLi L dlrftct *J to look untau ht walkers is persons aDD»r ftirt» near th and their shoe-laces. a, ways as if admiring
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    The Three Sons.
    733 14 (By L. S. Khoo.) One cold night while my two younger sister: and-myself were inside the house doing somt stOry telling, we felt very dull, for we could not have our usual evening walk. My uncle tolc us the following story: There was once upon a time
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    Good For Trade.
    70 14 (By, Goh Toh Chwee.) streets TLZgg "AS ZT* i5 r U8h the w a U1 wur s n As he turned a cornpr could reach 5 -r^'! k nB a11 the wlndow that he and asfc&j StZST* hta he »Ll y g £Sr mat WaS 800d for
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    INDIA AND THE IRISH PARALLEL.
    1258 14 "If Ireland Walks Out Of Empire—." "The Manchester Guardian" special correspondent writes to his paper: Of the Viceroy's gallant attempt to pass on substantially intact the political systea that he took ever we may say that by keep .ng Mr. Gandhi and his more turbulent
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    WUCHOW NEWS.
    478 14 "Clean The City" Campaign Starts Next Week. Wuchow, May 12. In order to clean up the city, the municipal JUthorities have designated May 15-18 as "Clean Up Days." At this time, all citizenare required to clean out their houses and to cleanse all back yards. The mayor's office
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      117 14 I 3 Shades in 3 Days I J he r c s nothing mc.ro nf decayed teeth.Thi s I to mouth that defy ordinary U mh I snd5 nd > tech ~3 shades in 3 days. I A half-inch of Kol'vnos on a dry brush iost^ becomes a surging ami
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      94 14 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme Of Drills. TO-DAY, JUNE 9. 6 'cia£ m Head<,UarterS B Coy <*» TO-MORROW, JUNE 10. s "pean) m HeadqUarterS Fortress c °y- (Euro- HeadqUarte Intelli ence Platoon, 5 Coy P m HeadqUarterS B Wing-Depot 5 mv Pn ir Malay Hea *iuarters, «<F» (Malay) Coy., Weapon Training. SATURDAY,
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      428 15 SAILINGS p. o. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. ,--nc-ated m England.) PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. AND ORIENTAL STEAM OO- LONDON AND MAIL SERVICE. Ccotracl tn Hls Majesty's FROM LONDON. Tonnage. Singapore 1932. 9.100 June 10 17.000 June 10 jj 6.500 June 20 I 11 000 June 24 00 9,000 July 4
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      584 15 JTMTERjAnJNGS^ M)MY. K. LINEr ._...>.: (Japan Mail), 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 5 KATORI MARU 10,000 Aug. 11
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      399 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. HAMBURG-AMERIKA i«™ Deutach ftj Australische DampfschifTs [ft Gl Gesill?chaft •X<mpeeies Incorporate* ra Gersaaat.7 OUTWARDS. HONG KONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN POETS. 1932 t m.s. DUISBURG, via Manila June 14 m.s. ERMLAND, omit Japan ports June 29 t m.s. SAUERLAND, via Manila July 8 m.s. MUNSTERLAND, omit Japan
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      499 15 INSURANCE. SOUTH llHfll BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT I AND i 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. •nd Fleer of No. S. Malacca Street,
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      381 15 BANKS- i 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 1,800,000. AGENCIES: London, New York, Hong Kong, Canton, Shanghai, Swatow, Amoy, Medan, Kuchlng, Kuala
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      573 15 BANKS, THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITEI. HEAD OFFICE: METER CHAMBER*. RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE. BRANCHES: Btngepore «68, North Bridge Road Penang 85. Beach Stnm Malacca 111, Jonker Street Muar No. 1, Jalan Sayang Batu Pahat 109, Jalan Rahmet Palsmbang 11, tta Hong Kong 18, Queen's Road, CentrU Seremban 13, Birch Read
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      1533 16 KttltHlMlJllitlll^ 1 THIS PAPER HAS THE I I j LARGEST SALE. j I AMONG THE PEOPLE WHO j j! SPEND MOST I m ft m IN BRITISH MALAYA. I ll l! ruin n ■linn in ma inn i i in iiiiiiiimiiininiirfiinuii:!,;!,,,,,,,,,;,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,- :j li:iii|.itnliiliiliill!|li|:!l.tliHlililli.l:ni 1 |ii It ,i,ii„| llllilllllllllII)III|l I Le
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      488 16 l '««Wli»lltlWiiiiiii l l ll il |(l Hi|)i(|iii||)| o TRIBUNE SMALL BRING RESITT^ j BECAUSE THEY R_ACB THE j PERMANENT POWJUt^ =lT■ FOB Linotype M o to rs each i V MALAYA TRIBni 'PHONE 6171. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE IX ADVANCE. D f u 22 Includln J at office Postage" gj
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