Malaya Tribune, 11 June 1932

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XIX, No. 13T SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday, June 11, 1932. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1932
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      614 2 ===*> Amusements < I Owing to success season extended one more night Matinee at 3.15. TO-NIGHT LAST NIGHT OF UFA UNIQUE NAUTICAL MUSICAL COMEDY MONTE CARLO MADNESS WITH SARI MARITZA and HANS ALBERS TO-MORROW Commencing at tne MATINEE 3.13 First great adaptation of JOHN VAN DHUT EN'S famous play"The Careless
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    SUNKEN "EGYPT'S" TREASURE.
    129 3 Success Of Italian Divers. Brest. June 11. After years of disappointment and danger Italian divers on the salvage ship "Artiglio" have succeeded in penetrating the treasure-room of the sunken P. and O. liner. "Egypt." The ceiling of the strong room was blown out yesterday by means of
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    WOMAN LURED INTO GAMBLING.
    302 3 Stake Alleged To Have Been Robbed. Unusual methods of cheating and robbery were alleged to have been practised on a Chinese lady named Loh Lai Peng, by two Chinese, Teo Boon Onn and Koi Leng. who were charged before the District Judge (Mr. G. C. Dodd)
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    54 3 Singapore, June 11. Standard Spot 4 13 16 4-s June 4T 5 lmm July 4 1516 5 1116 Aug. l\* July-Sept, J. Oct.-Dec. W 5 Tone of Market. Quiet— Steady. Latest Cable: London Spot Sheet 1 11,16 d. Pe New York: Spot Sheet 2 910
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    73 3 Rflgby, June 10. Paris 9314, New York 3.67' i, Montreal 443%. Brussels 26.3. Geneva 18.8. Amsterdam 9.07. Milan 71-v. Berlin 15.47.. Stockholm lUfc Copenhagen 18.3. Olso 20 116. Vienna 36 Prague 123',. Hclsingfors 215. Madrid 44 i .16. Lisbon 110. Athens 570. Bucharest 617 Vj. Rio 5. Buenos
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    118 3 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singapore, June 11. last Wharf (Entrance Oat* 1> Lyeemoon E.E.E. Wharf. Kumsang 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3.) Chinese Prince 13; Nieuw Zeeland It; Peiping 9; Kamuning 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3.) Clytcneus 32: Hague Maru 35; Raby Castle 37; Kinta 39. Empire
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    MANY MASSACRED BY REDS.
    1072 3 JAPANESE AND THE CUSTOMS. Fighting In South China And Manchuria. Shanghai, June 10, 12.40. The Chinese Police authorities have proh.bited the Chinese from holding memorial meetings in Shanghai in remembrance of the a nti-Japanese soldiers who fell during the Shanghai hostilities. Admiral Nomura, who was injured
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    SET HIMSELF ON FIRE.
    98 3 Terrible Death Of Chinese Labourer. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, June 11. An unemployed Chinese labourer committed niicide at Ampang, near Ipoh, yesterday by burning himself to death. Deceased lived in a little shelter behind a mining kongsi. About mid-day the kongsi ccolies noticed that the
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    MALACCA NOTES.
    121 3 Death Of Weil-Known Chinese Resident. (From'Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. June 8. The- funeral takes place on Sunday of Mrs. Yeo Kim Tee, nee Lee Seek Loon Neo, aged 79 years, who passed away peacefully at 103, j Heeren Street, Malacca, on the 6th inst., leaving cne son. Mr.
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    SHEIK WHO CHANGED INTO PROFESSOR.
    224 3 Identity Kept Quiet For 10 Years. A ten-year mystery of a sheik who vanished, and of a French professor of physiology who appeared, apparently from nowhere, was solved recently. Ten years ago Sheik William Henry Abdullah Quiliiam was a leader of the Moslems in England.
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    FIFTY PEOPLE STILL MISSING.
    367 3 Victims Of Philippar Disaster. A list of 50 people who are reported missine; from the "Georges Philippar," the French mail ctcamer which was destroyed by fire last month in the Gulf of Aden, has been issued by the local office of the Messageries Maritimes. Included in
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    UNPAID INSTALMENTS.
    108 3 Bankrupt Committed To Prison. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday, before Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell, an application was made by th;? Assistant Official Assignee for th° committal to prison of D M. Thomaoz. Tnspevtcr of DorTProy- Trades. Mnniripalitv. for non-paymen* ino.aunents Oidered to bo paid ou. i i.i.> salary.
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    COPRA PRICES.
    26 3 Barlcw And Co.'s Report. Messrs. Barlow and Co. in their weekly report dated June 11 statef Sundried $5.00 per pikul. Mixed $4.55 per pikul.
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    PRODUCE.
    175 3 Singapore June 11. Rice, Siam Al per Koyan $21« Rice, Siam 1 $195 Rice, Siam 2 Si7s Rice, Siam 3 $165 Rice, B. Slam No. 1 $132 Rice, B. Siam No. 2 $127 Rice, Siam ''Sinway" per koyan No. 1 $175 ißce, Siam No. 2 $180 Rice, Saigon Al
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      378 3 VIGTORIA THEATRE I To .Niglit at 930 p.m. IN AID OF THE i(WNfcUR° PE4N UNEMPLOYMENT FUND DR. S. K. LIM Presents SHAKESPEARE S TWELFTH NIGHT PRICES $2 $1 i TICKETS OBTAINABLE AT JOH.V LITTLE S \m Afraid fS^^gS I of j Germs jj Healthy and happy, summer and winter, these
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      82 3 Assets exceed $12,000,000. Assurance in force orer $35,000,000. *f 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. B.C. The Company has £20.000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with
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    A LOOK AROUND.
    775 4 I We cannot but observe, and regret, a growing pessimism. People who have long thought with President Hoover that the corner round which prosperity lay was near are giving way to despair and resigning themselves to a prolonged depression, and this mentality is affecting policy to such
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    18 4 The Governor has appointed Friday, July 1, to be a Bank Holiday. Government offices will not be closed.
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    39 4 Privileges under the Inventions Ordinance have been granted to Mr. Lionel Cresson, AJ.R.I. Sc., A.1.R.1. Tech., of Singapore, for an invention Tor "Improved manufacture of terra-caoutchouc blocks or slabs or sheets for road, flood, wall cr other rubber surfacing."
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    46 4 The engagement is announced of John dan) Tolmie, of the Detective Branch. Singapore second son of the late Mr. and Mrs G W Tolmie, Inverness, Scotland, to Marjorie. second daughter of Mr. P. De aso n, of Scott's Road Singapore, and the late Mrs. F. Deason.
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    47 4 The management of Wembley Fair in Penang (to be opened on July 1> will endeavour to promote a Traders' and Manufacturers' Exhibition, to run concurrently with the Park during its first three days. This is the first attempt to stage such an exhibition in the Northern Settlement.
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    64 4 The following appointments in the S.S.V.F. are announced in the Gazette: Lieut. A J Minjoot to be Acting Captain whilst Second-in-Command of "D." (Eurasian) Co., MVC Capt. N. D. Dalton. M.C, is transferred to the Reserve of Officers. Second-Lieutenant (A|Capt.) C. J. Hogbin is promoted to Lieutenant (A]Capt.). Second-Lieutenants W.
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    89 4 The following appointments are notified in the Gazette: Mr. R. Moor to act as Assistant to the Attorney-General; Captain H. F Bloxham to be Superintendent of Prisons, Straits Settlements; Captain O. S. Webb to act as Senior Executive Engineer, Central, PjWD Singapore; Mr. J. O. Plunkett to act as Senior
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    THE MAN WITH THE ELEPHANTS.
    553 4 Trade Depression At The Docks. "Can I sell you something? Chap, sir. cheap," said the Man with the Elephants. I breathed a prayer to Bernard Shaw, said •Press" and walked on. But he was in front of me. And he stayed there. "You are my
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    HIGHER TARIFFS IN JAPAN.
    78 4 Tokyo. June 10. The Lower House has passed the Tariff Revision Bill.—Reuter. [An earlier message stated: The Tariff Commission has recommended the inclusion in the budget cf specific duties raised 35 per cent, for th? purpose of balancing the loss due to the drop in the
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    CLIFFORD PIER.
    32 4 It is announced for general information that His Excellency the Governor has decided that the new pier to replace Johnston's Pier, at present under construction, shall be called "Clifford Pier."
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    32 4 Mails by the outward Dutch aeroplane from Amsterdam are expected to arrive at Singapore by the evening express to-day. Correspondence will be ready for delivery to boxholders at 7.30 p.m.
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    37 4 Three five-minute speeches will be given, by Rotarian A. C. Potts on "Insurance," Rotarian Lee Kirn Soo on "Match Manufacture" and Rotarian H. Schweizer on "Aluminium," at next Wednesday's tiffin meeting of the Rotary Clut> of Singapore.
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    50 4 The Malaya Publishing House, Ltd., have secured the selling rights In Singapore of "Big Game and Big Life," by J. Morewood Dowsett, who was in Singapore this week. Delivery of the book will be made in September and it will be sold at $8.50. the published price being a guinea.
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    To-day's Features.
    72 4 TOPICS OP TO-DAY, on page 4 CORRESPONDENCE, on page 7 DIARY OF EVENTS, on page 8 CLUB DIARY, on page 8. CHURCH SERVICES, on page 8 MALAYANS AT HOME, on page 9 SMALL PROGRESS WITH RUBBER ROADS, WHAT TO LISTEN FOR, on page 10 £L^ VAN POULTI *Y
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    468 4 —BY -LOOK lR 0s 1 don't care h<>ctobß down Ua Z and rubber will clir Herds of deer are heavily in England getting rid of them C The tax on beer in R, 15 times higher th. And they attribute "Hit to a finer moral sen c*
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    34 4 Latest Quotations. RUBEER. London: 1 U 16d. New York: 2 9 16 cent," Singapore Spot: 4 1*1«-*?* TIN. London Spot: £112. London 3 months: £114 Ml Singapore: $59 00 (SO to* <
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      74 4 A Happy Thought i OR THE I CHRISTENING j PRESENT. j CHILDREN'S CUPS j IN 1 SOLID SILVER. jj U.S. de Silva Bros, JEWELLERS, 23, High Street, Singapore. 634 T. K. K.'S RUBBER TABLE COVERS. 4 ft 4 $1.00 each 3 ft. 8 ins. x 3 ft. 8 ins. 51.60
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      38 4 SINGAPORE WEATHER REPORT. Yesterday s Max. Temperature 88 deg. P. Last night's Mm. Temperature 79 d-eg. F. Yesterday's Rainfall Nil Sunshine 9.9 hours 1 p.m. Relative Humidity 75% 1 p.m. Wind S.W. 10 m.p.h. 1 p.m. Weather Pine
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    Latest Lindbergh Baby Sensation. ENGLISH MAID COMMITS SUICIDE.
    273 5 SISTER FLED TO ENGLAND? Hale Companion To Be Arrested. Reuter. i lopments in the Lind- .ndul are the suicide of \lr>. Morrow (mother of rh), tht disappearance of t i and the arrest of her B. Scotland Yard takes m .j the
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    CULPRIT IN HUGE POST OFFICE THEFT.
    179 5 In Trouble When Just Out Of Gaol. V.' Indians. Retnam and Krishnasamy, *>: produced before the District Judge «Mr G C Dodd» yesterday, for sentence >n a dishonestly retaining stolen property, Cr C art Inspector Kenny told his honour i" the second accused, Krishnasamy,
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    AFTER THE REVOLUTION IN CHILE.
    94 5 foreign Deposits To Be Protected. Santiago, June 10. e .uncial regulations are encountering 1 Si wn from foreign governments whose reled by the American Ambashave protested against the confiscation ign currency deposits in Chilean banks will be repaid in pesos at the prevailing «based rate.
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    STRIKE INSTIGATOR BOUND OVER.
    62 5 Trouble In A Shoe Shop- v v oh youthiul Hylam who was aliegtd •ni'.t ir st igated a strike in a large shoeovw"k S S v° 9 in N '°ith Fridge Road, was bound 'he District Judge (Mr. G. C. Dodd) 1 one -ear in two
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    COOL COURAGE UNDER FIRE.
    39 5 Reuter. London, June 10. coLnel's cool courage whi»3 J* c an ting in the rescue of nuns at t;t years ago is recalled in connecA announcement that Colon?! Mmquishing command of the uur Guard: .—Reuter.
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    CHINA AND THE SOVIET.
    287 5 Negotiation To Resume Relations. Reuter. Nanking, Jun» 11. The Government leaders have arrived at a decision to commence to negotiate for the resumption cf S!nc-Russian diolomitic relations. The "North China Daiiy News" tnls morning quot?s a Foreign Office mrssage to the effect that there is a
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    DISGUISED HALF-CENT PIECES.
    90 5 Offender Sent To Prison For 15 Months. Alleged to tmvn bee" 1 Tcund in possession oi a quantity cf counterfeit 20 cent pieces a Chinese was sentenced to 15 months* imprisonment by the District Judge (Mr. J. C. Dodd* yesterday. The accused was watted by Detective-Ins-pector Mcintosh
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    NEW WORLD NOTES.
    295 5 Popularity Of The Boxing Arena. The rapidity with which attractive boxing programmes have followed one another, since the°aavent of the Hew Weld Aiena. seemi to indicate the appreciation of promoters, fighters and the sporting public of the fine facilities which the New World is able to provide.
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    TRUNK TELEPHONE.
    50 5 Personal Call Service. nomm-ncing from the 15th. inst. a "Per?TJSm*>rvice" will be introduced in e©n«sJ C L thThe Trunk System whh the F.M.S. nection with the xrunk y and the S.o. oy 11« m b ava ilable Administrat on This Singapore, between subscribes connecwa Exchanges {.pecifled period vt
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    15 5 The Ceylon Tamile Association Junior Literary J h^CnT a will meet at 6.30 p.m. to-day.
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    DE VALERA BACK IN DUBLIN.
    404 5 Impossible To Reach Agreement. British Official. London, June 10. The Irish population of London was fully represented at Etston Station early this morning to give a rousing welcome to Mr. de Valera, who has come to resume the Anglo-Irish negotiations. Mr. J. H. Thomas, who
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    GREAT NEED OF RELIEF IN U.S.A.
    85 5 Senate Defying President Hoover. Reuter. Washington, June 11. The Senate has passed the Wagner Relief Bill, sponsored by the Democratic Party, authorising the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to lend up to $300 millions to the States for relief purposes, also authorising further advances, totalling two
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    IMPROVING THE RACE.
    80 5 Sterilisation Of Mental Defectives. Reuter. London, June 10. The sterilisation of mental defectives is to become the subject of an official enquiry by a committee of eminent experts appointed by Government. It will include Mr. Laurence Erook, Dr. Wilfred Trotter, Dr. Ronald Fisher and Miss Ruth Darwin,
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    BETTER OFF THAN OTHER COUNTRIES.
    1271 5 BRITAIN'S TRADE POSITION. Lausanne The World's Salvation. Reuter. That Britain's trade position is better than that cf any other Power is shown conclusively n a ypetch by the Chancellor cf the Exchequer, but he warns the world that general recovery depends upon internaticnal action. London,
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    Sports & Pastimes. ASSN. FOOTBALL.
    1075 6 Sports Pastimes. ASSN. FOOTBALL. MALAYA CUP COMPETITION. COMMAND BEAT JOHORE AT THE STADIUM. LOSERS GIVE SOLDIERS A HARD GAME. (BY "RIMAU."/ There was a .ry large crowd at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday for the third game in the Southern section of the Malaya Cup when the Malaya Command, newcomer*'
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    NEXT WEEK S CHARITY MATCH.
    458 6 OLD FAVOURITES TO RE-APPEAR. As announced on Thursday, a charity match more than ordinary interest has been fixlS t, take place at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Thursday next week. The teams have been fr m the veterans of the Malay and 1 TnZ r
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    MALACCA LEAGUE COMPETITION.
    119 6 M.F.A. I BEAT M.F.A. 11. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, June 9. Yesterday, in the Malacca League, the Moslems I met Moslems II on Kubu C ground. The teams were as follows:"— M.F.A. M. Ali. Ithnin, Jonid (Capt.>. T. Hassan, Y. .Hassan. Abdullah. S. A. Rahman, Omar.
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    MALACCA CLUB BEAT E. V. C.
    277 6 In showery weather, the Malacca Club gathered another two points as a result of their match against the E.V.C. on the Padang to-day. Mr. P. G. Pamadasa was referee and the teams lined up as follows: Malacca Club: H. Baker, W. G Reeves R.
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    41 6 S.C.C. team v. R.A. on Monday at tho t t J, A i' Hor&le y; G. Glasgow. J. L. Elmer; D R. Harper. E. Laidman, R. D. Brummitt; G. Bennett. R. A. P Brown C, Kendall, N. Fife, fi. A- Brodie.
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    NEGRI SEMBILAN LEAGUE.
    262 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, June 9. The Negri Sembilan Chinese Recreation Club scored a good victory over the St. Paul's Old Boys' Association to-day on the Station Padang when they defeated them by 4 goals to 2 in a League game. Mr. V. M. Vasagam refereed
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    43 6 Cavanagh XI v. Rovers' Football Team on Sunday on the U.C.F.A. ground: Lim Kay Eng, Lieng Kuen, Swee Thye, Tian Hock, Suan Eng, Jang Lock, Ah Sam; Chwee Eng, Eng Quee. Yong Kwang Kee Chuan. Reserves: Peng Seah; Miang Heam and Eng Chye.
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    MALACCA CHINESE LADIES' TOURNAMENT.
    180 6 BADMINTON. Ihe doubles semi-final in the Malacca Chinese ladies' tournament was played at Mr. Khoo Sian Eng's court on Monday when a number of guests attended. The game ended in a win for Miss Ho Yih Eh and Mrs. Chan Al: Him who beat Mrs. Khoo
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    U.C. AMATEURS TOURNAMENT.
    73 6 The United Chinese Amateurs "A" Division championship starts to-day. The ties are? To-day: S. P. Chen v. Tan Hock San, cS Keng Siang v. Kwek Chip Siang, See C'un Hock v. H. K. Gunn. To-morrow: S. P. Chen v. Kwek Chip Siang. Kch Keng Siang v. H.
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    58 6 The Rovers BP. XI v. Cavanaugh XI to-morrow at ihe U.C.F.A. ground at Havelock Road at 4.30 p.m. Ong Chai Lai. Ong Kjh Hock. Chew Siew Yong, Lim Kirn Wee. Low Siew Fee. Teo Chin Ann. Lim Sian Choon. Low Poh San, Wee Cheng Kiong. Chan Kco Lim. Tan Ah
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    U. S. MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
    93 6 BASEBALL. Reuter. New York. 9. Latest results in the Major Leagues are: NATIONAL LEAGUE. New York 9 Cincinnati 2 Brooklyn 5 Chicago 7 (Fourteen innings Cucinelio hit a horn., run). Boston 8 St. Louis 15 (Schulmcrich hit a home run). Philadelphia 11 Pittsburgh 10 (Lee
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    MOTOR-CYCLING.
    174 6 LIGHTWEIGHT T. T. RACE. NEW RECORD OF 70/2 M.P.H. mm. r„ Rugby, June 8. The Tourist Trophy race for lightweight mctoi cycles over the Isi e of Man Mount ia course was won by Davenport on a "New Im' perial", at an average speed of 70.48 m.p.h which w
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    INDIANS TROUNCE LIGHT BLUES.
    324 6 NINE WICKETS WIN AT CAMBRIDGE. AMAR SINGH CAPTURES ELEVEN WICKETS. CRICKET. London, June 10. The All-India team, who beat Oxford University recently by eight wicketp, went one better at Cambridge and beat the Light Blues by nine wickets in the game concluded yesterday The University took
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    COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP.
    492 6 YORKSHIRE TROUNCE GLOUCESTER. LAST YEAR'S GAME RECALLED. Yorkshire did not mince matters in their Bristol loucesershire the game begun iS ys ground) on Wednesday and concluded yesterday. yeai U U1 1)6 recal led, this fixture created a grea; controversy owing to the decision of the captains to declare
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    NOTES & COMMENTS.
    479 6 NOTES COMMENTS. To-Night's Programme. BOXING. (By "X.0.") The European and non-European Unemploymatt Funds should benefit substantially from the boxing programme, which is to be held at the New World Arena at 9 p.m. to-night. The programme is a very attractive one and the low charges of admission ($2, $1 and
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    PROOFS WANTED!
    51 6 A correspjndert urges that in future boxers who come newly to there shores, claiming successful „*eccris, including victories over well-known men of class, should be required lo furnish convincing evidence in support of their claims, io the satisfaction of the local Beard of Control, before they secure important
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    MALACCA HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS.
    427 6 ATHLETICS. (From Our urn Corresponded.; Malacca, June 9. The annual athletic sports of the Malacca High School were held on Tuesday and Wedr.sday last at the School. On the second day ir clement weather after tea compelled a part cf the programme to be postponed. The
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    AMERICAN WINS BRITISH "OPEN."
    152 6 HAVERS MAKES BRJLJ r\\ T D FOR TITLE! ,b GOLF. Gene Sarazen won the Briu 10 picnship at Sandwich tc-d av w n cW 283. Wl a In the third round the Prin, EarIier the Englishman. Havers mur68. a record, his A. 4, 3. 4, 4,
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    ROTARIANS v. KEPPER.
    107 6 The following Rotarians win r™ Club in a match against the on S.nday, June 19. starting nJ c published in the press. W1U be Lt. Col. P. g. Hyland and H n m. S. Church and J. Laycock Chua Cheng Liat and K Ando G. G. Franklin
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    S.G.C. LADIES' FOURSOMES.
    37 6 f r tUal i Clark and Mr Richardson de. fe ated Mrs. Breakey and Mrs. Finlav bv t n and 1 in the final of the Ladies' Foursonw competition at the Singapore Golf dub.
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    DAVIS CUP COMPITION.
    70 6 U.S.A. WIN AMERICAN ZONE FINAL. LAWN TENNIS. Reuter. Warsaw. June 13. In the Davis Cup. H. W. Lee (Great &itain) beat Stolarow (Poland) 6—4. 6-3. 6-: and Perry (Great Britain) beat Tloczynsto (Poland) 7—5, 8 —6, 6—2. Forest Hills. June lo. United States won the American zone
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    CLERICALU NION TOURNAMNT.
    217 6 BILLIARDS. Th? first round draw in The Clerical Union <4 ball) championship tournament <300 up> resulted as follows: To-day: Koh Pang Koon v. J P. Tliam at 3 p.m., Lim Kee Cheok v. Winner of Koh Pang Koon and J. P. Thani at 6 p.m. G E
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    PING-PONG.
    39 6 Clerical Union at their Club B v* day at 11 a.m. will play the s.awl. The following will represent the L ion Kerg Siang. Tan Teng Seng. Chan Ho Kirn San, Ching Poh O Kee. Goh Guan Chua.
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    13 6 Mr. Soh Chwee Chau has untitled music conductor of the Golden Bell ma
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    What's On To-Night.
    84 6 —T— High." lotte Greenwood and Bert I vita L.*rl Capitol.-'Montc Carlo Madnc Maritza and Hans After*. A > To-morrow. "The Careless Ag Fairbanks, Jnr.. Loretta young a Myers. Em P irc.-"City Lights.- restoring Chaplin. Great World .—Wayangs. rides, special comnun.al earhftttton ing rink and talkies. Marlborough.—"East of
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    83 7 are invited to write to us on [Of TZblic interest. It must be undertfcti »yialaya Tribune does not <cc L,« opinions expressed by conesSHOULD BE AS BRIBE J* r preferably typewritten (double J F° ss d on one side of the paper only, jpnih ay be us ed but
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    The Weekly Wage.
    64 7 lTo the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") the 8th inst. on "The this statement: "Wj J nc in this country I should like to call .f- fact that the Singer Co., which employs a small ri is branches throughout cry town boasting its 3 "c>p—ha f years past paid
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    Midnight Motor Repairs.
    130 7 lTo the Edit r ••Malaya Tribune."J I.. the usual practice of bus 'vith their machines in the of the nkn* when people are in bed? rCy every ;u-;ht from 9 to 12 p.m. and 7.; 1 the morning from 2.30 to tor propellers, and the ises emitting
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    Preference To Malays.
    499 7 .To the Editor. Malaya Tribune.") j_--I havt r-ad many letters from your '.r.t above subject, but almost l .7. art 'ill insisting on their ignorance Malaya for the Malays"), li .-due to the insufficient knov;-sj-pt.vi.i3 about other big countries civilisation. First of all, I would ask c
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    The Unemployed.
    302 7 Editor, '-Malaya Tribune") w cra'e crjr:-\'~ rmi 10n or a small spaca > Paper Jer ce columns of your much t<[ l a v ea been oUt of a i 0>: for thfrc are others 'r Singa- n out for years. I even d "J'. iiavt unemployed for
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    "Twelfth Night."
    269 7 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir—Monsieur Jourdian in "Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme." by Moliere, the French Shakespeare. did not know that he had been speaking in prose for so many years. The greatest compliment that can be paid to a stage presentation of a Shakespeare play is when it
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    A Malayan Moratorium?
    465 7 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune") Sir—I shall be much obliged if you will be good enough to allow seme space in your popular journal for the expression cf my humble opinion on the continuous trade depression and i s serious and critical effect on the financial l**iticn
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    A MALAYAN COMMUNITY.
    518 7 DEPRESSION CALLS FOR CO-OPERATION. Racial Prejudice To Be Deplored. One of the problems confronting the government of any country is the onestit n of racial prejudice. Here in Malaya all nationalities are in the happy position of bsing able to live in harmony and prosecute their avocations
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      252 7 I THE MUCH DISCUSSED RETURN CONTEST AL RIVERS vs. BATTLING GUILLERMO j 12 SLASHING ROUNDS. I (Winner take all basis) j With a strong all-amateur supporting card Saturday, June 11, 1932 AT THE NEW WORLD BOXING ARENA j i Entire proceeds in aid of the European and Non-European j UNEMPLOYMENT
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      175 7 JELLIES IN j Various Fruit Flavours. j I Official Insurers To The 4. I j of England. The Motor Union Insurance Company, Ltd. j jj THE SPECIALISTS IN CAR INSURANCE, j OFFER Better Policies Lower Rates. (I 15 per cent to 33 1-3 per cent, no claim bonus. I Sime,
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    34 8 The rate of Issue of Mone y Order for India rate Sit *f! to C 153 f 100 The and rl ayment of Money Order from India *nd Ceylon is Rs. 157 for $100.
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    1215 8 MINING. ISSUED BY FRASER ft CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore, June 10, 1932, 10 a.m. Issue Value. Buyers. Sellers. £1 Asam Kumbang Tin 22|- 24j£1 Austral Malay 18|- 20|--ss. Aytr Hitam Tin 9|- 9j9 £1 Bangrin Tin 6jff B|sl Batang Padang 0.05 0.10 $1 Batu Caves
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS.
    308 8 INFORMATION RE LIGHTBUOY. SHIPPING NEWS. At a distance of about 70 yards southwestward of the former position <Not;« No. 22) to a pos tion now* situated 276 yards 281 degrees from northern corner of outer extremity of Prai wharf. Penang Harbour, at Lat. 5 deg, 23 min.
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    SEREMBAN POLICE NEWS.
    228 8 Charge Of Abducting A Woman. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Juno 10. Larjah, the young Tamil who was charged for the theft of a ladies' watch valued at $85 tho property of Mrs. Wardell, at Rantau Estate' was produced before the police magistrate to- day. The accused
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    THE SECOND MARKET.
    207 8 St. Andrew's Cathedral Effort. The next Market Day for the Cathedral will be on Friday, July 1, and the market will open at 4.45 pm. Doors MB be open for stallholders at 4 p.m. as bofove. There will again be 50 stalls, and the procedure will be
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    64 8 Lewis And Peat's Report. Messrs. Lev/is Peat Ltd., In their weekly repcit dated June 10, state: The market continues quite an easier tendency, and the procpeets are still pretty gloomy. Foreign imports for May showed an increase on April of 1,000 tons, and in spite of the
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      388 8 Your meter will give you a true indication of what your lighting is costing. In comparison with 7 the amount of current you have to pay for, the price you pay for an elec- tr~~ trie lamp is a negli- gible factor. It is false w economy to buy so-called
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      112 8 Wednesday. 8 p.m. Gospel Meeting in Malay Friday. 5:30 p.m. Bible Address. Speaker: S. S. Adams GEYLANG METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Junction cf Al Junied Road and Sims Avenue). 9 a.m. Sunday School in English. 10 a.m. English Service. Speaker: Rev. E. S. Lav, 8.A.. B.D. Subject: "Friend or Foe." 11
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      17 8 SEA-SIDE SELETAR GRANQE (Licensed Restaurant 15th Mile, Thomson-Sflrtv B SWIMMING PAGAB BEAUTIFUL BREAKFASTS —TIFFIN'S *^^T^ MODERATE CHARGE.
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      698 8 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are nutted to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest mil still be included in the
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      282 8 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY. JUNE 11. High Tides.—2.os a.m .3 48 p.m. Sports. Outram School, Anson Road, 2.45 pa. Football League: Div. 1, S.C.F.A. v. SitC, Jalan Besar. Cricket: S.C.C. Tournament. Merchants t. Etceteras, S.C.C; lA. v. S.CC. XI, IA; S.R.C. v. 5.J.1., S.R.C. "Twelfth Night." Victoria Theatre. 9.30 pa
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    Small Progress With Rubber Roads.
    2260 9 NOT ADVANCED SUFFICIENTLY FOR REAL TESTS. BI BBER RESEARCH DEPARTMENT'S REPORT. FORESTRY planting must be future PRACTICE. Tho pn sent rumours about retrenchment of the Rubber Research Inst ituu of Malaya make the report for 1931 of the Board of the rR-J- issued, moie intoi(-sting
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    DID YOU KNOW....
    343 9 DID YOU KNOW. How flyers tell their height in the dark? (By Our Scientific Correspondent.) One cf the greatest dangers of long-distance Hying is the difficulty of determining the height of the aeroplane above the ground. than one airman has lost his life through crashing into the side of a
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    MALAYANS AT HOME.
    1050 9 Mangosteen Arrives In England. A WEEKLY LETTER BY AIR MAIL. (From Our Own Correspondent.) May 20. Ihe mangosteen has arrived in England, and all the journalists in Fleet Street are getting out their Encyclopaedia Britannicas to find out authoritatively whether it is of the genus fish, flesh
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      353 9 Fruit Salad Wben you see truit you expect to see cream. But cream is not always easy to get. So —use Nestles Cream. Always ready and always fresh. Just the rich, thick cream from purest country antl milk. Delicious with fruit. NESTLE* S thick CREAM ~Z~rZT i ANTI-CONSUMPTION PLANT. It
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    MALAYAN POULTRY NOTES.
    540 10 III.-Buying Your Stock. You cannot buy good stock from local markets or from the bird shops offering European breeds of doubtful origin. You would certainly have failure at the start. It is surprising that a few cats, and dogs, a few thousands of pigs and cattle, cannot
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    AN OLD ASIATIC BREED.
    680 10 COCKEREL. To have a proper masculine appearance, well made and developed legs with hard thigh muscles. To be a good crower calling for his mates to attendance. Comb to be of good colour (cherry) and of fine texture. The breast bone (an important point) should be
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    THE KREUGER FRAUD.
    52 10 Investigations into the vast falsifications of Kreuger are continuing. Above is a reproduction of one of the Italian Treasury bill? falsified. The bill bears the names of the Minister of Finance, and the Director General (S. Borelli), and the stamps supposed to be issued by the Italian
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    TALKING CLOCK FOR PARIS.
    306 10 How The Automatic Machine Works. A talking clock which automatically answers telephone inquiries for the exact time is being installed at the Observatory of the Bureau of Longitudes, in Paris, which sets the official time for France just as the United States Naval Observatory in Washington
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    THE COPRA MARKET.
    52 10 Barlow's Report. Since our last report prices for both sundried and mixed have shown an advance, business having passed in the former grade up to $5 20 and in the latter grade up to $4.80 per pikul The clos< steady at the undermentioned Quotations. Sundried $5.20; mixed
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      160 10 j Milk at its~Best| I Manufactured v. I I Hnimm Mill Manufactured I I GENERAL MILK CO. INC. ||L j JI GENER4I xv il I ""HSHiH 6 T «*<N*.RAL MILK CO. INc, I New York U.S.A. I 1 j I Safe and Good For Baby 1 I FRESH STOCKS. jl'
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      824 10 WHAT TO LISTEN j FOR. Radio Stations Received In Malaya. m All times given in the following are Singapore times. MONDAYS. PETALING HILL. 55.5 metres, testing daily from 10.30 to 11 ajn. MANILA, xzrm, 49.3 metres, every Monday; 8 to 9 p.m., weekly broadcast of recorded music. BANDOENG, PMY., 58.2
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    SPOTLIGHTS SCREEN & STAGE
    176 11  - SPOTLIGHTS SCREEN STAGE (Edited by "Cineque") at the Capitol after the the First National-Vita-Carelcss Age." It is Van Bruten's sensational id n and is presented by an victory for the talking r -s Age" is said to be even j ,nt rtaining than was the Douglas Fairbanks. Jr., t ,'rmrl
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    The Alhambra.
    97 11 x- with Charles Farrell and lady. Marian Nixon, in the the Alhambra in succesT" FIv::- High." but as this excellent running to crowded houses been made of the dM|* tj few. j r x n "After To-morrow" gives different type of role, and r. he will be welcomed
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    mhsU is remindrd of her own romanet by her daughter* trerf-2*Jr« tor picture, -After
    14 11 mhsU is remindrd of her own romanet by her daughter* trerf2*Jr« tor picture, -After
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    Sounds Interesting.
    96 11 I 'j- blo joining of interesting people, lid fantastic language combinc Living" one of the most arcs of the season. It U.. Pav.iiua Theatre soon. Of the Clarke who rose to remarkable I'jo Bridge," Ricardo Cortez, a triumphal comeback as a ind Norman Foster, who ro °f his
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    Slim Again!
    121 11 ible lor Slim Summertiu_. kind of a role on the screen T Ci in real life. In "Racing or/s" to the Pavilion Theatre j J< h e plays a stuttering automobile J:v. T IIls ix feet four never uncoiled I lmo? ii'iy than in "Racing Youth." feature since
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    A Picture For Everybody.
    150 11 "Michael and Mary" is one of those stories with a universal appeal, delighting the youn* with Us sentiment, and re-creating for the middle-aged not only their own romantic yearnings, but the times that now seem to be but the fabric of a dream. In addition to
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    Fine Comedy Cast.
    231 11 A particularly strong cast frcm the comedy point of view has been selected to support Leslie Fuller in his latest B I P. film -Toreadors Don't Care." which Lupino Lane is to direct. Leslie Fuller will appear as Bill the henpecked husband of Drusilla Wills, who has
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    Dr. Anna May Wong.
    116 11 The University of Peking has just conferred cn Miss Anna May an honorary decree cf doctor. The diplcma states that the honour has been granted to hir for her services in propagating abroad "the beauty, charm and intelligence cf the women of China." While China reserves
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    Avoid The Middle.
    160 11 Fev.' movie patrons know that the position 01 their seats in many theatres affects the cLarness of the sound they will hear from th-? screen. Except in houses built to muffle echoes, a mushy" or blurred sound comes to the ears ci those near the middle section.
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    SOUVENIRS FROM THE SUDAN.
    353 11 Director's Curious Loss. Now that Norman Walker and his unit have settled down to complete the interior £2? f at w E stree for the P. Aim. "The Fires cf Pate." on which they have been recently engaged in Egypt, they have had an opportun ty
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    THE “MIDDLE WATCH” WINS!
    314 11 8.1.P. Triumphant In Screen Ballot. For the second time 8.1 P. tops the poll in the Film Weekly's Annual Ballot for the most popular British film shown during 1931. That 8.1 P. are giving the public what they vant is proved by the fact that not
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    RAMON NOVARRO CONSENTS TO TALK.
    531 11 Ramon Novarro is one of the most difficult of famous people to interview. He shuns publicity like the devil, end goes to great lene'hs to escape public recognition. On many occasions he wears smoked glasses to escape detection, but usually fails. And yet, when the
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    THE MOST, CHEERFUL PERSON IN HOLLYWOOD.
    1050 11 LIFE-STORY OF ROBERT MONTGOMERY. From Mechanic And Seaman Tc Film Star. (By William Penny.) His troubles and the depression are the two things Robert Montgomery absolutely refuse to discuss. ti he has sad moments, if things cometim-, do go wing. no one ever gleans
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    MALAYAN TIN IN 1931.
    4248 12 REVIEW BY MINES DEPARTMENT. Effect Of Restriction On Labour. Th- report for 1931 en the administration of the Mines Department, F.M.S., shows that the expenditure, estimated, to be $451,449, was actually $383,163. Temporary allowances are not included in the figures. The revenue collected totalled $90,115, as
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      342 12 Portrait Dpownie THE DOUBLE PLEASURE CAMERA It r'-es double pleasure, because it makes intimate "clcae-up" head and shoulder portraits, as well as groups and Views, Simple to use, sturdy and finely fiubhed. For "close-ups" you simply depress a small lever while making the picture; release the lever and the camera
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      235 12 I IS H' l hi" i! 1 BONNIE? ii! j f FOR MOTHER BABY- 3 L SUNSHINE VITAMIN "D" < t J L There is Sunshine Vitamin M D M > in Sunshine Glaxo j > j result firm flesh J 1 jit sound bone no 3, 2| L digestive
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    Woman's Corner.
    1269 13 A MAYFAIR NOTEBOOK. (hf "Philine.) London, May 24. London has had hs; first taste of Summer. It is true that the. first heat wave did not lest many days and ended in torrential rain 'hat wraught much havoc in the country. Eut those few hours' of sunshine and
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      488 13 East Oxygen Acetylene Co., Ltd. I PHONE 81S03. $8.15 IVr Drum of 1 cwt—Delivered at Your Godown. Special Rates for Large Orders. AUCTION SALE CHEONG KOON SENG Co 7 AUCTION SALE OF FREEHOLD LEASEHOID SINGAPORE PROPERTIES \t Mean Ctu-ong Koon Sing Co.'s Saleroom, No. 30, Chulia Street, On Wednesday, June
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      227 13 SANTUBEN-CURE FOR TUBERCULOSIS. The combined treatment of Tuberculosis with Santuben-prrparations is th« result of over 20 years' work and experience in over 18,000 cases cf Prof. Wolff-Eisner, the lecturer and consulting physician at the University of Berlin. The cure consists of an ointment, containing a modified Robert Koch's Tuberculircombination, and
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      277 13 AT 11 A.M. DRINK MORJB MLLK JDS*, V FOR THE KUS3NESS GIRL -X y| ODERN business is a- strenuous r£ i»VX affairdenrandujgi cyeiy ounce of menial and physicaLalcnness.Qnly*mc fOX IHE mBSSS man really nt girl canxopevwitlrthe demands made on brain-arid nervesday after;day *T-jr To nourish mind and ftody pjCOpcrty drink.
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      239 14 Stop that I Rheumatism Never neglect the slightest twinge )1 rheumatism. It is apt to lead to months of pain and discomfort. Though few people escape rheumatic attacks in damp or cold weather, rheumatism need not be the scourge t has become. Its cause is mainly aric acid, left in
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      192 14 ttßd*,■ |liniiiiiiiMmMiiiil,l,,iw NEW! from the ground up! V° Use in the Ne Hupmobile Eight, o car unlike ony previous Hupmobile, or any other automobile. A daring, new design. A new lowness of body-thatin-creases riding safety without sacrifice of head room or road clearance. Doors If unusual width-for effortless exit or
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      438 15 p. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND AP CAR LINES. /incorporated In England.) PASSENGER CARGO AIL SERVICES. 4 o ORIENTAL STEAM tV*£?£m CO., LONDON AND tfl EAST MAIL SERVICE. L Contract with His Majesty's oovernment.) p, rIW ARD FROM LONDON. flggßj and Japan. Due Tannage. Singapore 1932. 9.100 June 10 17,000 June
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      608 15 JJ^MEJ^SAILINGS^ THE g||NY.K. Uasssl.Mapan Mail), TO LONDON. Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp, Rotterdam Middleaborough. 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 9 KATORI MAR J 10,000 Aug. 11 12
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      519 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. HAMBURG-AMERIKA >™ ,c Deutach [frf fll Australische Dampfschiffs Ifl Cl Gesillschaft (C+mpmuiea incorporate* tx OmMif.; OUTWARDS. HONG KONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN POSTS 1932 t m.s. DUISBURG. via Manila June 13 m.s. ERMLAND, omit Japan ports June 29 r m.s. SAUERLAND, via Manila July 8 m.s. MUNSTERLAND,
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      441 15 INSURANCE. THE SOUTH fwJfl BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLJOUTH, Manager. Office: 2, Plnlayson Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED. (Incorporated in the Strait* Settlement*). HEAD OFFICE: SINGAPORE. toi Fleer of Ne. I, Malacca Street. Singapore.
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      395 15 BANKS* THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated In the Straits Settlements.) CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET. SINGAPORE. Authorised Capital $4,000,000. I Issued Capital 2,000,000. I Paid-up Capital 1,000.000. Reserve Liability of Shareholders 1,000,000. j Reserve Funds and Undivided Profit 1,600,000. AGENCIES: London, New York, Hong Kong, Canton, Shanghai, Swatow, Amoy, Medan,
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      571 15 BANKS i auww THE HO HONG BANK LIMITED HEAD OFFICE: METER CHAMBER*. RAFFLES PLACE. SINGAPORE. BRANCHES: Singapore 458. North Bridge R4o* Penang 86. Beach Strata Malacca 131, Jonker Street Muar No. 1, Jalan Sayang. i Batu Pahat 10». Jalan Rahmat. Palembang If, lur Hong Kong IS, Queen's Road, Centre. Seremban
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      1998 16 »niiiiit(itiiiiiii:»fntiiiuii>i!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiMiMiiiiitniiiifi;iMiiiiiiiniMinirfii)iiiiiiiiiiuiuiuiiiiiiia 1; j I THIS PAPER HAS THE I i a I I |< LARGEST SALE. I I I AMONG THE PEOPLE WHO m SPEND MOST IN BRITISH MALAYA. ij II I I I I I I I I I I i ■'<111 l il > i(i'l'l|ll|ll|>l|li|n|:i|| l l |i||
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      480 16 .•"•»»lHWlllttllill|lHll|)ltM|lHH|,||„ llt|l)|M| jj I "TRIBUNE"SMALL ADs j BRING REgnrra I BECAUSE THEY Reach i THE I I PERMANENT *l I jm ;i"i"i.!f '■[ii'iiimnmiumminin; i t ii, FOR SALeT^ FOR Linotype Motor., each i frS MALAYA TRIBU^ 'PHONE 6171. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. at office Po6Uge S or close (Local
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