Malaya Tribune, 16 June 1932

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XIX, No. 141 SINGAPORE THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday, June 16, 1932. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, THURSDAY JUNE 16, 1932.
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      348 1 THE "MALAYA TRIBUNE" IS THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN MALAYA. GUINNESS IS THE BESTf BUT K SURE IT'S "DOG'S HEAD" GUINNESS STOUT i National Lunch HOME. 37, MARKET STREET. Expert 0 tndrr Able Management VEGETABLE VARIETIES, INDIAN REFRESHMENTS. SWEETS AND CAKES A SPECIALITY. Fresh Cow's Milk, Coffee, Tea and Cocom
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      183 2 Amusements mm Urn EL I wW \m\ VJfJ «R? m fiSSB fmmJ A m ti ma PJHr A bßb ifi MKtgJ 4s »j* oH 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 Matinee on Saturday at 3.15 BRITISH INTERNATIONALPICTURES LTP 4^ w ;rK A BURLINGTON PROOUCTIOM L* *EPnH| BRIAN AHERNE GIBB M'LAUGHLIf. < MADEIEINfQIRROU GORDON
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      228 2 in a role better than his best, with a brilliant new star in support MARIAN NIXON in a picture that is new and refreshingly different—just a couple of youngsters with a honeymoon around the corner sticking to each other through everything that's F©X PICTURE I AFTER TO-MORROW AND THEY MAKE
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      176 2 c.IS TO-NIGHT j^j» BUSTER KEATON in Sidewalks of 1 New York g KIM SENG ROAD. I COMMERCIAL EXHIBITION I owin To Tremendous Success Season Extended I mil ha*. S June 19, 1932. gj Ladies Will Be Admitted Free At The Gate. I THE GREAT WORLD TALKIE THE4TRP S TO-NIGHT AND
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    "RICH MAN FROM CHINA."
    322 3 Woman Says She Was Lured Into Gambling. AUffed to have induced a Chinese woman t0 gamble and then robbed her of $!,TOO, two Chinese Teo Boon Onn and Kor Leng, were P"»ecuted before the District Jiidge (Mr. C. Dodd) yesterday. The complainant, Madam Loh Lai Peng,
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    A CHETTIAR'S CLAIM.
    272 3 Defendant Who Ought To Have Been 111. Th- Chief Justice, Sir William Murison. heard two actions this morning in the Supreme rh U m :n J hLh M R M a Sockalingam ChUtiar saed V. E H. Sa/amuanatha.a Mr S. B Ta i appeared tor the plaint.il.
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    188 3 PRODUCE. Singapore, June 16. Rice. Siam Al per Koyan $210 Rice, Siam 1 $195 Rice, Siam 2 $175 Rice. Siam 3 $165 Rice. B. Siam No. 1 $128 Rice, B. Siam No. 2 $123 Rice, Siam Sinway" per koyan No. 1 $175 ißce, Siam No. 2 $160 Rice,
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    47 3 Singapore, June 16. Standard Spot J A uly 5 3|16 5 5|16 Au<f h 5 3116 5 5116 July-Sept. Oct.-Dec. t Tone cf Market: Steady. Latest Cabte: London Spot Sheet l*d. r New York: Spot Sheet 2 tjttyl cents «JO per lb.
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    23 3 C. C. Macartney, the former Australian a C ?£U£ at the, of S same ajjch. he is ohviously still ft very great player.
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    ARRESTED AFTER FIVE YEARS.
    772 3 Inspector Struggles With Desperadoes. REMARKABLE STORY. A remarkable story of how a Police Inspector, single-handed and unarmed, tackled four pistol-armed Chinese, was unfolded before the Second Magistrate (Mr. A. W. Hay) yesterday, when, one of the four men was charged. The Inspector was shot during the
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    A THOUSAND SEEK $1,000.
    152 3 Cash Prizes In Goodyear Contest. With two weeks past and two weeks to go, officials of the Goodyear Orient Sales Company, Limited, announce receipt of entries from motorists and drivers in all parts of Malaya for the Goodyear Golden Letter Con* test. "Despite the numerous entries
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    MR. YAHYA AFIFI FETED.
    944 3 Popular Member of Arab Community. Happy Function At "Mount Washington." "Mount Washington." the charmingly c-tuated West-coast residence of the Alkaff family, was the scene of a happy function yesterday, when a large and fashionable gathering of prominent residents and their wives attended to join with the
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    SHIPPING NEWS. NOTICE TO MARINERS.
    175 3 Surveying Beacons Altered. New Positions.— Lit. N. Long. E. (a) 2 deg. 04' 50" 102 deg. 10* 10" Cb) 2 deg. 01* 20" 102 deg. 15' 00" (C) 1 deg. 58" 00" 102 deg. 19' 35" (d) 1 deg. 51* 15" 102 deg. 11' 34"
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    ONE WAY OF STOPPING SMUGGLING.
    292 3 Charges of going alongside vessels before they are properly anchored in the harbour were preferred against several sampan-men recently in the Marine Court. Offences of this nature are becoming so common that heavier fines are being imposed, ranging from $5 to $10. It is feared
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    BANKRUPTCY OFFICE FRAUD.
    142 3 Important Witness Traced In D.E.I. The Detective Branch have traced the most important witness in the Bankruptcy Office fraud case, in which two well-known Jaffna Tamils, Coo mar J Sanmugam and Mariamuitu Sit tiam palan?. have h?ttn ccmxnJtt?d to the Assizes on .harget. of fdrgery and using
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    COMMERCIAL NEWS. THE SHARE MARKET.
    306 3 B. ETLIN AND CO.'S REPORT. June 16. 11 am. RUBBER. London: 1 11 16d.. down 1 16d. New York: 2 11 16 cents (G unchanged. Shares: Nominal. Allenbys 20—SO cents. Ayer Moleks 15—20 cents, Ayer Panas 15—20 cents. Bass?tts 10—15 cents. Brogas 10—15 cents, Bukit
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    304 3 (By Courtesy of Hong Kong Bank.) Singapore, Jum> 16. Selling: London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 29 32d., London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 27 32d„ London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 13 I6d London 30 days* sight 2s. 3 25|32d., London demand 2s. 3%d., London T.T. 2s.
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    111 3 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singapore, June 16. East Wharf 'Entrance Gat- 1). Van Hrutsz 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3.) Hakozaki Maru 18; Bangalore 14; Yang-T.se 11. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3.) Larut 34; Silverteak 35; Karapara 37. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4.) Ipoh 47; Fairfield City 48.
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      250 3 I Band Performances During June j Band of The S.S. Police 1 I t i Katong Park, To-Morrow 17th, at 9 p.m. Botanical Gardens, Wednesday, 22nd>„ 5.15 p! m Katong Park, Friday, 24th, „5.15 p.m. Telok Ayer, Wednesday, 29th, 5 .15 p.m. BOTANICAL GARDENS, Sunday, June 19th. at 9 p
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      97 3 I Assets exceed $12,000,000. 1 1 j-, Assurance in force over $35,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building Cecil Street s, nc7a rn The Company ha* £20.000 deposited with T'Tl Z LONDON OFFICE: 27. Old Jewry. EC. pany
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATHS.
    107 4 Q AN—Mrs. Oan Yan Boon nee Lim Lian Cheng, sister of Mr. Lim Tee Seng of Borneo Cc. Ltd.. passed away at her residence No 48. Siang Lim Park at 6.30 a.m to-dav D2eply regretted. TAN—Tan Tian Lye. age 48. passed away at sid ence. No. 2.
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    THAT "H." IN H. C. L.!
    803 4 One of Malaya's most serious problems is the continued High Cost of Living. Now and again are told stories of people "up against it" who contrive to get along on astonishingly small monetary resources, but the abnormal makes poor argument, and the fact remains
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    176 4 Bata's have opened a rubber buying agency at River Side, Malacca. Mr. C. Wilson is to come to Singapore as District Judge, and Mr. G. C. Dodd, at present occupying that post, is to go to Penang in a similar capacity. Mrs. Cecil Chesterson. a well-known F:eet Street Journalist, is
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    UPKEEP OF ROAD BRIDGES.
    332 4 Toll To Be Levied In Perak. The following enactment, to provide for the payment of tolls for the use of bridges, )s shortly to be introduced in the Perak State Council: It is hereby enacted by His Highness the Sultan by and with the advice and
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    CABINET MINISTER'S DEATH.
    263 4 Reuter. President Of Board Of Education. London, June 15. The Cabinet Minister, the Rt. Hon. Sir Donald Maclean, President of the Board of Education, died suddenly at Liverpool to-dav —Reuter. Rugby June 15. Sir Donald Maclean. President of the Board of Education, died unexpectedly at his London
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    OUR POULTRY SECTION.
    58 4 Saturday's "Malaya Tribune" will contain a specially long and interesting poultry article with full instructions on feeding and a d'agrani showing how to judge fowl. These poultry notes, appearing every Saturday, are attracting a good deal of attention Many replies have been received to the Bantam Offer
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    52 4 Mails by the outward Dutch aeroplane from Amsterdam are expected to arrive at Singapore by the evening express to-morrow. Correspondence will b? ready for delivery to boxholders at 7.30 p.m. From Europe (London mails despatched on May 26 X by the "Rohna," due at Penang at 6 a.m.
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    98 4 By the introduction from June 6 of a summer service by X.L.M. (Royal Dutch Air Lines), it is now possible to travel from Calcutta to London in six days. On the return journey the departure from London (to Amsterdam) will be on Wednesday and the arrival in Calcutta will be
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    567 4 'By "LOOEI/1.0N.». I Perak leads the wav Malayan Libel Th e duced from $5,000 to $200 lAt that rate one feels to say just what certain people. I co 2" n $1,000 gloriously l d hh Those five-minut* U, n yesterday were certainlv■/2 innovation. a I^asant But—l
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    41 4 Latest Quotations. RUBBER London: 1%4L New York: 2 11 16 cent Singapore Spot: 5-5'- <*< TIN. London %ot: £111 London 3 months: £H3 Singapore: $58.12', (10fl COPRA. Messrs. Barlow and Ob $510 j Sundried (4jf$ Mixed The market is iteady
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      200 4 'I 'I l'i|.H:i|:HiHi't.:ilirJiliiH"liit!i|!:iiH,'iiiH i|li|n|l.tntii|'ifi|.:|M.!|:i|'t I I■ I IumtiIUIUntOIIIWIIUHIXHHIHIHMtimr. I SPORTS SHOES I j ROBINSON'S I s Special Quality. WHITE CANVAS SPORTS SHOES, DOUBLE STITCHES SEAMS, TAPED EDGES, STRONG CREPE RUBBER SOLES. PRICE $2.50 PAIR. I STOCKED IN SIZES AND HALF SIZES. I I SIZES 6TO 10%. I ROBINSON CO., LTD.
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      55 4 I A Happy Thought j rOR THE CHRISTENING PRESENT. CHILDREN'S CUPS I IN SOLID SILVER. j U.S. de Silva Bros, JEWELLERS, j 23, High Street, Singapore. 634 TENG SENG GUAN, Established 1905. 634. North Bridge Road. Agents for T. K. K/S SHOES AND OTHER GOODS AND DEALERS IN DIAMOND. GOLD
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      39 4 SINGAPORE WEATHER REPORT. Yesterday's Max. Temperature 88 deg. P. Last night's Min. Temperature 73 deg F Yesterday's Rainfall 0 12 Ins Sunshine 10.3 hours. 1 p.m. Relative Humidity 65 per cent J p Wind W.S.Sm.p.h! 1 p.m. Weather Cloudy.
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    Drifting To War In The Far East. CHINA'S NEW FOREIGN POLICY. "RECOVERY BY FORCE."
    1049 5 friend I: Relations With Russia. Reuter. v foreign pclicy. decided Miiferfnce of 'leaders loyal kia"( 1 00 1, ,s crrf recovery the 1 l>r«vinces and resumption dip |„mti nlations with the Soviet, j s iga imperiali
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    BOMB'S PREMATURE EXPLOSION.
    148 5 Sensational Events In Italy. Reuter. Rome, June 16. uude^Thrti l^ 1 11 a speciai tribunai r s tL l Cf Ule anti terrorists Domenko Bovnn. C Untry The deader. the back WaC centenced to be shot in 30 years' ££E SIX thefS Were fenced to The fL^
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    EXCITEMENT IN GERMANY.
    132 5 Monarchist Sentiment Rising. Reuter. Berlin. June 16. Taking time by the forelock thousands of "Brown Shirts' are publicly flaunting nenuniforms although the decree restoring the legality of the Nazi "Storm Troops" is onlyjust signed and comes into force to-morrow. As the decree grants a similar concession to
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    WAR BONUS BILL PASSED.
    68 5 Reuter. Washington, June 16. The House of Representatives passed the Veterans* Bonus Bill, providing for cashing war bonus certificates totalling $2,000,000,000. The measure, however, was previously amended to provide for an equal issue of Government Bonds to be used for retaining this currency should the dollar
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    GERMAN FLYERS MURDERED?
    121 5 Fell Into Hands Of Aborigines Reuter. Wyndham (West Australia), June 15. The German flyers, Capt. Bertram and Clausner, are reported to have been murdered by aborigines. according to native runners but officials are not accepting the story without investigation and are sending a Government launch to the
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    LINDBERGH CASE SEQUEL.
    50 5 Imposter Sent To Prison. Reuter. Washington, June 15. Gaston Mtans has been sentenced to fifteen years' imprisonment.—Reuter. [Gaston Means, a secret service agent, was found guilty of larceny of $100,000 obtained from the editor of the "Washington Post" by representing that he could recover the Lindbergh baby.J
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    LINDBERGH MYSTERY.
    46 5 Hugh Curtiss, a boatbuilder, who announced that he had been in contact with the kidnappers of the Lindbergh baby and had bren informed that the baby was well. Since the discovery of tne baby's body near the Lindbergh home he has been closely questioned.
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    REPUBLICAN PARTY AND PROHIBITION.
    159 5 Federal Control Of Liquor? Reuter. Chicago, June 15. An uproarious session of the Republican Convention reached its climax to-day when the Ctadium manager interrupted the proceedings and presented an ult matum demanding payment of $8.500 which he alleged the organisers owed him. "Otherwise you can't have
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    C.P.O. OF SEGAMAT INJURED.
    100 5 Nasty Accident In Orchard Road. Mr. R. C. Bell, Chief Police Officer of Segamat, was badly injured in a motor-car accident that occurred in Orchard Road at about 4.30 o'clock this morning. He sustained nasty injuries on the legs and abrasion-; on the head and was
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    "LET'S ALL GO TO WASHINGTON." PLAN OF ACTION FOR EUROPE.
    372 5 Lausanne Settlement First. Reuter. The idea s propounded that Lausanne shculd reach a complete settlement practically wiping out debts and reparations and that then all Europe •hould go to Washington to reach a debts settlement with America. London, June 15.
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    WORLD CONFERENCE ON MONEY.
    215 5 Mr. Churchill Welcomes Govt. Support- British Official. Ragby, June 15. In a sperch at a City luncheon to-day, Mr. Wi'iston Churchill welcomed Government support for the proposal to summon a world conference on the money problem in order' to arrest what he described as deflation. The
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    MONARCHIST PLOT IN SPAIN.
    86 5 Widespread Military Movement- Reuter. Madrid, June 15. There have been many arrests in connection with the alleged plot to restore ex-King Alfonso to ths throne with the help of certain sections of the Spanish Army. Letters discovered in the house of Baron Demora resulted in the
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    IRISH LAND ANNUITIES.
    54 5 British Official. Rugby, June 15. In reply tc a question as to thn payment of £1 500.000 due by the Irish Free State on account of land annuities, the Financial Secrctaiy to the Treasury stated that the next payment did not fall due until the latter part
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    To-day's Features.
    65 5 I TOPICS OF TO-DAY, on page 4. CLUB DIARY, on page 7. DIARY OF EVENTS, on page 8., THE TRAGEDY OF FAY AND FUNG, on p. 9. COMING HOME ON LEAVE—? on page 11. CHINA NOTES AND NEWS, on page 12. WHAT TO LISTEN FOR, on page 13.
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      313 5 I THE WONDERFUL TUNES in I I MONTE CARLO j I MADNESS 1 I X NOW SHOWING AT THE CAPITOL pj Cj ARE BEST RECORDED ON 3 His Master's Voice j Records S 8.6100 NEATH THE SPELL OF MONTE CARLO MARCK WEBER. H WAY OF EVERY SAILOR X 8.3972 OVER
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    Sports & Pastimes. CRICKET.
    187 6 Sports Pastimes. CRICKET. SUTCLIFFE AND HOLMES UNBOWLABLE. AT THE WICKETS THE WHOLE DAY. HIGH SCORING IN COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP. Rugby, June 15. High scoring marked the commencement of to-day's County championship matches, the most notable being at Leyton where Holmes (180) and Sutcliffe (231) put together 423 runs for Yorkshire against
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    THE TURF.
    327 6 SELANGOR RACE MEETING. HANDICAPS FOR SATURDAY. The handicaps for the second day of the Selangor Turf Club summer meeting on Saturday are as follows: Race 1.—Pcnies: Class 2 Div. 3: (5 1 furs.): Simcn 9.10, Highland Lass 8.9. Brown Honey 8.7, Klumpur 8.7, Kinta River 8.2, Chaldoyle 8
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    HUNT CUP RESULT.
    51 6 Reuter. London, June 15. The Hunt Cup was run at Ascot to-day and resulted as follows: 1. TOTAIG 2. EYES FRONT 3. PRICKET 'a S£ away/" 0 len6thS: third 9 mT™ vV°x! s?* *t0 1 Front; to i Pricket.—Reuter. [Other sports items will be iound on page
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    44 6 The Band of the SS. Police will play the Katons PaXT weather Permitting, at Overture Grays" Grafulla; Solo. Si Suppe; Horn Lammermoor.'rjonht M Lucla di Memory.- MarsdVn t V Morceau > "Just a Monckton. TLS' P 6 rchi d conductor. lMJim5 w "l be *he
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    ATHLETICS.
    311 6 RADIN MAS ENGLISH SCHOOL. SUCCESSFUL SPORTS MEETING. An enjoyable afternoon was spent by visiters and parents who watched the Kadin Mas English School Sports on Ouiiarn School ground on Tuesday. Three Houses «crt represented: Red, Blue and Yei ow and the I ccmpetiticn among them was very keen. InI
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    BILLIARDS.
    59 6 "FRANKEL" CHALLENGE SHIELD. FOUR-BALL CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT. Entries fa.- the four-ball open championshin h^ (A x merlcan game) arrange? TZ held at the New World for the Prankd Challenge Smelt? number 51. Play starts"™ Saturday with the following ties H Govinda Karib) v. Abu Bakar Stia). J h E,ia <^
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    ASSN. FOOTBALL.
    477 6 SINGAPORE LEAGUE RESULTS. R.A.F. TROUNCE INDOCEYLONESE. I.C.F.A. Player Ordered Off. SINGAPORE v. JOHORE TO-MORROW. After havi-g beaten the Glcsters and drawn with the Cricket Club and th-? Chinese, great things were exp-irtol of the Indo-C'ylonese when they clashed with the R.A.F. at the Anson Read Stadium yesterday in
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    MALAY JUNIORS TOO CLEVER.
    532 6 S.CC Defeated On The Padang. In the Second Division of the Si.gaoore j League, on the S. C. C. ground yesterday. the Malays n proved too clever for the second string cf the S. C. C. A large crowd—9o j per cent. Malays—watched the match and
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    OPENING OF CLERICAL UNION GROUND.
    362 6 On Saturday the ground of the Clerical Union will be declared open by Mr. Aw Boon Par, the Fatron of the Union, who will kick off in a mutch between the Union and the Medical College Union. Mr. Goh Tong Hee, J.C.S.A., will referee the
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    N. & INTER-DEPT- LEAGUE.
    203 6 N. INTER-DEPT- LEAGUE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. June 14. The Electrical Department defeated th» Health and Medical department to-day on the StaM.n Padang by 3 goals to 2 in the NS Intcr-Dept. League. The game en the wholp was evenly contested and both teams fought hard to the honours.
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    MALAYA CUP.
    175 6 The Singapore team v. Johore in the Malaya Cup match at the Anscn Road Stadium tomorrow will be selected from Ah Kow. Said. Dinnah. J. Elmer, Gek Soo. Taib, A. Rahim Ah Hui. J. Then, R. D. Brummitt. E. A. Joy. Mahmood, Quee Liang, Mat Noor. Dol'ah, Dolfattah,
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    BADMINTON.
    142 6 MERRIDALE B.P. TOURNAMENT. The following are the ties in the Merridale week-end 611 leEBUe for this Saturday, 4 p.m. Goh Buan Chcok v. Tan Yong Kian Chua Leng Seah v. Yeo Joo Lim Um g C V hon C g h^e n r rh S^ da r y 4
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    31 6 The collections to be made at the Church of St. Joseph at both the morning and evenin > services on Sunday will be for the poor dependent on St. Anthonys Bread Fund
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    234 6 SINGAPORE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP. CHINESE SUCCEED TO TITLE. Conquerors Of Japanese Beaten. Dr. H. O. Hopkins and Roy Smith, conquerors of the redoubtable Malayan champions, Matsukawa and Kawajiri, failed to reproduce the form shown in their earlier ties when they met the S.C R.C. pair, Chua Choon Leong and
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    BOXING.
    88 6 YOUNG JOHNSON v. FIGHTING NELSON. lighting Nelson, who Is leaving for Mania on Tuesday next. has b.en matched with Young Johnson, the F.M.S. negro who knocked out Wilmctt in his last fight here, over 12 round* a>. the Nev World Arena on Monday. IJh? supporting bouts are: Slcgger Mik3
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    GOLF.
    213 6 ROTARY CLUB v. KEPPEL G. C The following are the teams for the match en Sunday, at the Keppel G. C. links between th? Rotary Club and the Keppel G. C. (Rotary Club players mentioned first"): 8.45 Lt, Col. F. G. Hyland and H. D. Mundell v. H. Jackson
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    AT THE CINEMAS.
    386 6 Another British Triumph At The Capitol. The 'W Plan." a very thrilling book, gives th? impression that it would be a difficult theme for a sound film. Elstree has done it. hs wever. and has dene it very veil. It :s ancthei big triumph fcr British International.
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    WAY TO REDUCE INDEBTEDNESS.
    424 6 Opinions On eekjv I>r oposal. a Interesting opinion, weekly wage pre;- in S ngcpore. v ta the -Malaya days in -he are the rlewj tag proprietor ol i: Wt> Works, who was to J Jfe Ifktri on a mo thh one-thh d C f tr, had
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    ANOTHER GCDOWN FIRE.
    85 6 Promot Action By Fire Brigade- A serious fir? was prevented by the promjl acticn cf the Fire Brigade when an outbreal cccurrcd in Heat*. Sime Darby a d M gcdown la Malacca Street at about 11 o'acd last night. The fire broke cut on th' ground fleer
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    MR. SMALLEY TO MAKE DEFENCE.
    96 6 Hap Heng Syndicate Accounts Ml. G. C. Dcdci (the Dbtrfct »<g JJ mcrning decided that M. O. C. Sma]i 7£ a case to meet in respect of me of the cmxt against him. Be rfil har Mr. Tongue. the prosecution, reffardinf the other m mm
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    What's On To-Night.
    86 6 u-ith lM*m Alhambra.— Alter To Farrell and Ifarian Hh CaFhcl— The W Plan," 0 sensational spy story Empire.—Double Talkn r id M?.n," with Lew Ayres and 1 M '•The Spell of the Circaa" W sno picture. I Great World— W rides, special commercial tag rink and talkie
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    ROTARY CLUB'S EXPERIMENT.
    2481 7 THREE SPEAKERS AT ONE MEETING. pamphlet To Advertise Singapore. rfcree ■peahen gave brief addresses the mekh) luncheon meeting of the I lub of Singapore, held at the \,Mphi Hotel yesterday. This was the Irsl tune this system has been tried in Sjatapare, the chairman, Dr. Lim Han
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    "OUR RESTAURANT."
    199 7 A new restaurant, intended to serve the needs of office workers as well as visitors to this town, has been opened at 4 and 5. Rattles Quay, at the junction of Telegraph Street. Full tiffins and dinners, of three grades, priced to meet the needs of different pockets,
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      123 7 I JELLIES l IN Ij j 4 Motor Union (l Policy Been Available in so Generous j ft a Form at So Low a Cost jj THE j) j OFFICIAL INSURERS TO THE A.A. OF ENGLAND. M Sime, Darby Co. Ltd. 5 Malacca street GENERAL AGENTS. SINGAPORE. Records! j Monte
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      501 7 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs ana Societies in Singapore, most oj tfte members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are tnvitcd to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and, complete. Happenings of general interest Ml still be included in the
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    STOCKS AND SHARES. RUBBER SHARES.
    1188 8 MINING. ISSUED BY FRASER A CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. >lnjraporc. June 16, 1932, 10 a.m. Issue Valuc< Buyers. Sellers. £1 Asam Kumbang Tin 22 24j- cd £1 Austral Malay 18- 20--53. Ayer Hitam Tin 9 J 9 cd £1 Bangrin Tin 5 6 7
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    "CLIFFORD PIER" OPPOSED.
    877 8 Straits Settlements (S.) Association. The following -ire extracts from the minutes of the committee meeting of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association held in the Singapore Exchange Room on Tuesday: Shipping Conference: It was noted that the Government had agreed to the appointment of a Commission to investigate
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    THE "INDIAN."
    111 8 o khe we "-Produced and creditably edited monthly magazine for Malayan Inoians, published by Mr. R. B kSSS has made its appearance for the period March-June. A special article from the pen PeirlbS 6^ 6 M U tate Chief Secretary Federated Malay States, gives valuable advice Sir Harf
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    429 8 Fraser's Report. Messrs. Fraser and Co., in their weekly report of June 15. state: During the past week conditions in the local share market have remained unchanged with tin and rubber shares neglected and quotations for most industrials st ll declining. The price of tin. after share
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    RUBBER CROPS.
    68 8 May Returns. Furthei May lubber crop returns reported to us are: Brunei 28,700 lb. Bruseh 37,500 lb Buloh Kasap 58,500 lb. Changkat 30,343 lb. Oadek 42,000 lb. Hay tor 17,201 lb. Indragiri 73,497 lb. Kelantan 54,892 lb. Kuala Reman 141,000 lb. Curias 43,770 lb. Lok Kawi 38,000 lb.
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY.
    362 8 Some Recent Additions. The following novels were added to Raffles Library during Ins past fortnight:— Allen i Austin) The Loose Rib. Ashley (Kenneth* Death of a Curate. Aakvith (Betiyi If This be Error. Earry (Charles and E. W. Savi. Mixed Cargo. 2 copies. E rkeley (Ar.thcny) Murder in
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    9 8 The rate of Issue of Money Order for India
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    ALLEGED ATTEMPTED MURDER.
    338 8 STABBED CONSTABLE'S PLUCK- Dyak And Bugis In The Dock. A Dyak and a Bugis were in the dork before the Second Magistrate <Mr. A. W. Hr > yesterday, charged with the attempted murd'r of a Chinese police constable attached U> the Rochore Division. The accused were Suratec
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      338 8 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, JUNE 16. High Tides.—B.4o a.m., 8.05 p.m. Football League: Div. 3. Medical College v. Robinsons. 5.H.8.; Monopolies v. Marine, Geylang. Football, Charity Match, Chinese Veterans v. Malay Veterans. Jalan Besar. Singapore Tennis Championships. Singles Final and Prize Distribution, S.C.C. TO-MORROW, JUNE 17. High Tides.—9.ss a.m., 8.53
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      85 8 MAILS CLOSE. TO-MORROW. JL'NL 1" •North N.-Eait and X.-We* Ceylon. Southern and Western 1»^ Egypt. Europe and Ores! BHJ .Indrapoera- -Dutch JtoW *JJ Bangkok 11 China, Hainam. Japan. X East Siberia. Western Canada an Western States cf U.S.A. Banka Island. Java, Sumatra, South-East Borneo Moluccas and Timor Ditty Selat Pandjang.
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    The Tragedy Of Fay & Fung. VALLEY MURDER: ZIMMERN'S TESTIMONY CONCLUDED.
    2417 9 The Tragedy Of Fay Fung. VALLEY MURDER: ZIMMERN'S TESTIMONY CONCLUDED. SYDNEY CHRISTIE CALLED BY PUBLIC PROSECUTOR. (iVOLED IN SHANGHAI: RECORD PROCEEDINGS. Afl ng in the witness box for nearly five full afternoon, m concluded his testimony against Cheng Kwok-yau Fung murder trial before Mr. Wynne Jones at the Court yesterday
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    CHINESE VILLAGE FIRE SCENES.
    54 9 if the partially destroyed dwellings on the fringe of the barntH ut area in the fire which broke out early on Tuesday mornin- in a C hinese village, built on piles near the mouth of the Kallang River. Two hundred houses were destroyed. A general view
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    213 9 THAT the sands of Arabia *ing? (By Our Scientific Correspondent.) Towards the south-east of Arabia, known as Arabia Felix, there are desert-like that 'sine." Or perhaps "hum" would be a better description of the sound as most recently recorded by an Englishman who, when plodding his way
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    THE WEEKLY WAGE.
    231 9 Support From Penang. Discussing the Weekly Wage" proposal, which was brought up at the recent meeting of the Legislative Council by the Hen. Dr. Noel Clarke, "a member who has a particularly intimat: knowledge of conaitions among employees in the subordinate services," the "Pinar.g Gazette" says: Should
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    THE "MISSING LINK"?
    369 9 Bah} Shot ln Sumatran Jungle. Scientists all the world ever will be interested in the news that what p ."on:ises to be the "Missing Link" has been found in Rokan in mid-Sumatra. The news was given to a representative of the Straits Echo" by a popular Perak
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    BENZINE PRICES.
    147 9 ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO. (S.S.I. LTD. As from Sept. 30 the following have been the prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various brands of KeroseneRed Shell Motor Spirit ex pump and cr ex 4 gallon drum per British Imperial gallon SO.9G Red Shell Motor Spirit per 4 gallon tin
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      73 9 Milk at its Best I! Manufactured Manufactured I Holland IRUE Holland I GENERAL MILK CO. INC. jjjl R J|q GENERAL M,LK Co ,NC I New York U.S.A. p |i New York U.SA. j IfeNSE^figP I Safe and Good For Baby j I FRESH STOCKS. FRESH STOCKS. Our representative will call
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES. CRICKET.
    392 10 SPORTS AND P ASTIMES. CRICKET. RAFFLES COLLEGE DEFEAT RAFFLES INSTITUTION. On Saturday last Raffles College beat Raffles Inst, at the latfcer's ground by 31 runs. Scores: RAFFLES COLLEGE. P. R. Lewis not out C 7 C. Mosbergen b Ross 0 C. de Vries c AU b Loveday 7 Swee Kee
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    MEDICAL COLLEGE BEAT Y. M. C. A.
    73 10 In their first match for the term, the Medical College Union beat the V.M.C.A. on Saturday at Anson Road by two wickets and 138 runs. The V.M.C.A. batted first and were all out for 78 runs cowards which Riddley contributed 26 runs. i
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    ST. PAUL'S INST. BEAT RAHANG XI.
    756 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, June 12. The St. Paul's Institution defeated the Rahang Youngsters yesterday by three wickets and 21 runs. Scores: Rahang Youngsters: Chew Sze Phin c B. Alcantara b Bhagat Singh 20, Manickam c B. Alcantara b C. Louis 27, G.
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    KEETON IS THE NEW TEST HOPE.
    600 10 KENT AND THE CHAMPIONSHIP. (From Our Oicn Correspondent.) London. May 31 (by Air Mail.) Notts' win at Cambridge by an innings and 267 runs was due mainly to the remarkable batting of Keeton. He scored 200 not out whereupon Notts declared with the total
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    RARE INCIDENT AT LORDS.
    185 10 Batting for Northamptonshire at Lords against Middlesex S. C. Adams missed a golden chance to drive a ball to the boundary And no one seemed to notice the failure. In the act of the delivery Peebles relaxed his grip of the sail which rolled to mid
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    S.H.B.J.S.C. TOURNAMENTS.
    179 10 BADMINTON. The following are the result* of the third and fourth rounds of the S. H. B. J s C singles and doubles tournaments Singles: Tan Khai Seng beat Tay Keng Wan 15-3 15-3; Lim Cheng Hong beat C. E.J Lawrence 15—3. 15—4; Koh Kirn Yean beat Koh
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    MIXED GAMES AT SEREMBAN.
    189 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. June 12. An inter-school match between the Seremban Anglo-Chinese School and the Government English School, Kuala Pilah, was held on the local courts yesterday. The games were made ell the mor? interesting as girl students from the respective schools were also
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    GOLF.
    736 10 BECAUSE FATHER INSISTED. NEW BRITISH AMATEUR CHAMPION. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. May 31 (by Air Mail.) There has been much drama at Muirfield in the closing stages of the British Amateur championship. Youth lias again been served for the, two finalists J. de Forest is 25 years old
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    505 10 AMERICAN MEN AND WOMEN FOR WIMBLEDON. BRITISH HOPES DEFEATED. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, May 31 (by Air Mail). P. X. Shields, the American runner-up last year in the men's singles, has entered for the Wimbledon lawn tennis championships. Thus has America partially reversed her decision not to
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    YACHTING.
    446 10 R. S. Y. C. EVENTS. LADIES' RACE NEXT SATURDAY. The seopnd of the three races for the Se rVy n rS> Ch3 enge CUP as tne R.s.Y.C. on Sunday. Unfortunately a rain storm came on until *ht JZf Stan had to Postponed until this abated somewhat. mlii*o starter &un
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    ASSN. FOOTBALL.
    279 10 NEGRI SE.MRH.ax l v I TABLES. I N.S. HOSE CUP t| E I <fr 0m Our Oun I The semi-flnalists in ■>«•>';? I Hose Cup competiti' I v. Kuala Piiah arid S I C n E R r C I I The following are the I m the
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    CONCENTRATED COACHING.
    136 10 SECRET OF WOLVES Si CCESS Wolverhampton Wanderers ha;, dfadrf their claims to promotion and to tbe pionships. writes Lum Sharp, the Sort. ing Chronicle." No one doubts their supremacy return to the First Division ifl years. Major Frank Buckley, the a ute.> their success to concentration on ing—to
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    A KUALA PILAH MATCH.
    122 10 (From Our Own Ccrreswjna?n!) Kuala Piirh. June 0. An interesting match teok pfeM at Km i Pilah when, in their league comr- tttte I Gcrdcn-Hsll Oup, the Government I School defeated the Matey Gurus by I to 2. The losers' efforts were mostly individual u4 Chegu
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    MALACCA CLUB BEATEN AT MUAR.
    108 10 (From Our Own Correspondent > Muar. June II A Malacca Club team visited Maai played against Tibbs' XI. who won 3-: visitors drew first blood about ten mi the start through their centre-forward their lead was short-lived, for thr later Muar equalised with aa from
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    COMING HOME ON LEAVE-?
    1077 11 (BY DAVID BAXTER.) don May 25 (by Air Mail.) London clubs are feeling the times, and there is scarcely tee can regard the balance atisfaction. But things arc so bad as some Jeremiahs believe. The average man :dv loyalty for his club, and sacrifices when he
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      49 11 GREAT EASTERN OPTICAL CO., 112, SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS. SIGHT TESTED FREE. Glasses guaranteed to be used for a long time. Products guaranteed to be of the best quality. I BECKs B EE R KEY-BRAND HOLE AGENTB: iN. V. Straits Java Trading Co., SINGAPORE c& PENANG.
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      29 11 I soap 1 4\i vc\K the bouse ym<: •AVI \febuoy cleanse J£ old \I W TllC n Uhin* away dirt 1U W-L J 95-33 LgVEB MOTHfiUS PORT bLNUOJII, ENGLAND
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      475 11 mmm i mmimmmm I Convalescence Waterbury's Compound hastens recovery from fevers and other ravaging diseases. It is both a food and a tonic for rebuilding nerves and body. Far superior to ordinary cod liver oil, Watcrbury's Compound combines with the latter other highly nutritive and energy-making ingredients. It is pleasant
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    CHINA NOTES AND NEWS.
    2560 12 "The open door still exists in Manchuria. But it's an .?xit for foreigner business." In these terms a German merchant in Mukden aptly described trade conditions in Manchuria. Foreign merchants whose wares compete with Japanese products for the Manchurian markets realize ihat they are marching into
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    DODGING THE SLUMP.
    354 12 Malayan Party In A Motor-Boat. Unobserved, there has been in Penang for the last few days, a European, a former tin miner, who in his own p-Tulia: way lauglis at the slump and all the other worries of tbii world, reports the "Straits Echo." Slump, slump, slump.
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      6 12 GULL BAHAR OIL foe OBTAINABLE EVERYWHERE.
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      181 12 I Highly recommended by Physician* UTOUMM. I! No. 3481 II I MANUFACTURERS OF j Sign-Boards, Name- I plates, Labels, Halftone, I I Line Blocks, St ere* I I 11. BKAB BAR All ROAD. I I SINGAPORE I I BWks and Brass Work, j A§ HASSAN ELECTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. 36-37,
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      135 12 Cine-Kodak MODEL X THE MOST VERSA TILE OF HOME MOVIE CAMERAS 1. The half-speed device-4. Winding assists yon in obtain--* integral part of t ing satisfactory mov-p. Camera Alw ies under unfavourable 9 f or n«n r>? I ea y lighting conditions, i Zt h 2. F. 3.5. or f.
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    "THOSE ABOMINABLE SNOW MEN."
    397 13 Weird Beliefs Of Tibetans. London, May 13. The stiange superstitious beliefs held by the peoples of Northern Ind'a r.nd Tibet regarding Uie weird tribe known as Mi Nowin Ho. or "the abominable snow men," who are believed to inhabit the peaks of the Himalayas have just
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    MARKET PRICES.
    451 13 SINGAPORE, JUNE 10. MEAT. Beef steak (round), kati 40 Beef stew or curry, kati 30 Pork, lean, kati 50 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 40 Mutton Australian, lb. 35 Fowl, kati 42 Hens (locally reared) kati 45 Duck?, each 50 Pigeons, domestic unfledged, pair 69 Pigeons,
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    OVER THE CAUSEWAY.
    550 13 Brief Escape Frcm Police Custody. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, June 13. There was a meeting of the Town Board this morning. The Board have not yet considered the admission cf the Press to their meetings. Some cf the Customs' outdcor officers here are not able
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    SEREMBAN NEWS.
    268 13 Warrant For Missing Lorry Driver. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. June 14. Two Sindhicr. (Bombay merchants) were today charged with the theft cf a saree from the Seremban Silk Store and produced before Che Jaal, the police magistrate. Terathdas and Khinchand, the accused, pleaded guilty to the charge
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    91 13 [Our rjmuert are invited to write to us on tubjectt of public interest. It must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" don not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double tpacing). and on one side of the paper only, fen
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    The Weekly Wage.
    676 13 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune") Sir—The clerical services indeed owe a debt of gratitude to the Hon. Dr. Noel Clarke for his initiative in suggesting a reform In the wage system in Singapore, and Malaya as a whole. We also feel happy in the knowledge that your
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    Mourning etiquette.
    104 13 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—Apropos of K.H.W.'s letter In your issue of the 13 th inst. on the above subject I would suggest to his friend in this way:— For the death of a parent or relative at the age cf 50. mourn for 50 days; if
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      90 13 Muscle Strains? exercise \fi strains muscles; often causes aches or pains. iff\ But Sloan's Liniment \£j mWtm%m^Mm9kV brings quick relief. Just I apply it gently, without rubbing. Instantly, you feel their equipment. a soothing warmth, a vigorous You, too, should circulation of the blood. Soon use it for all the
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      807 13 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. Radio Stations Received In Malaya. All timet given in the following are Singapore timet. MONDAYS. PETALING HILL, 55.5 metres, testing dally from 10.30 to 11 a.m. MANILA, KZRM, 49.3 metres, every Monday; 8 to 9 pjn., weekly broadcast of recorded music. BANDOENG, PMY., 58.2 metres; 6.40
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      454 15 Reamer saojngs. P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (incorporated in England.) MUL PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. -antSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO.. LONDON AND lAH EAST MAIL SERVICE. Umacf Contract with His Majesty's Government.) OJIWARD FROM LONDON, ror China and Japan. Due Tonnage. Singapore 1938. a mWt 6,500 June 20
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      601 15 SAILINGS. 1 i THE |I|N Y. K. tiSx LINE j UapaJiM&il) > TO LONDON. Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp, Rotterdam Middlesborouao. Vessels. Tonnage. JL>ue. Sail, t TERUKUNI MARU 12,000 June 28 29 HAKUSAN MARU 10,500 July 13 14 HARUNA MARU 10,500 JtU/ 27 28 8 KATORI MARU 10,000 Aug. 11 12
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      527 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. HAMBURG-AMERIKA ,niIB ?SNI I Ham RI Australische Dampfschlffs {Q Cl Gesillschait (Ctmpanim) Incorporate* fa Qsrsnaf J OUTWARDS. HONG KONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN POETS. 1932 m.s. ERMLAND via Manila June 30 t m.s. SAUERLAND, via Manila July 8 m.s. MUNSTERLAND, omit Japan ports July 27 t mjs.
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      535 15 INSURANCE. #PS% SOUTH BRmsH INSURANCE COMPANY. LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH. Manager. Office: 2, Flnlayson Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED. (Incorporated in tne Stralta Settlement*). BEAD OFFICE: SINGAPORE, tai Flea* of No. I, Malacca Street, Singapore. 'Fhene
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      482 15 BANKS. 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. Kuala Lumpur,
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      576 15 BANKS, THE HO HONG BANK, LIMJTEi, HEAD OFFICE: MEYER CHAMBER* EAFFLES PLACE. SINGAPORE. BRA VC HE 8: Singapore 158. North Bridge Bond p en*ng 85. Beach Btm. Malacca 111. Jonker Street Muar No. 1. Jalan Seyaas Batu Pahat leg, jalan Rahmet Palembang i <f Hong Kong It, Queen's Road. Centra)
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      361 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that my wife Tan Mang having left my house and my protection, I will not be responsible for any debts incurred or any acts done by her from this date. YAP KWEE BOCK, 71, Changi Road, Singapore. June 14. 1932. NOTICE. Singapore Amateur
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      379 16 EDUCATIONAL. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL. Established 1928. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls) B—Short Street. Singapore. Offers thorough training ln Music —both PRACTICAL Si THEORETICAL Courses leading to CERTIFICATE, DIPLOMA, L etc Booklet upon request, M. ANCIANO. Principal. AEGIS ECONOMIC GENERAL INTELLIGENCE SERVICE. 11, Laidlaw Building, Singapore. SAVE
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      497 16 __FORJSALE. FOR Lmotype Motors, each i: v all in good working order" v 1 further particulars%r t e to i r Manager Malaya Tribune Vt Anson Road. *W malayTtrib™ 'PHONE 6171. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE kH ADVANCE. Delivery including i niud! at office Postage Pos^ or close (Local or to pJL
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