Malaya Tribune, 17 June 1932

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol XIX -No. 142 SINGAPORE FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday, June 17, 1932. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1932.
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      388 1 THE "MALAYA TRIBUNE' IS THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN MALAYA. WHY DOES EVERYONE j mk Himalaya Bouquet 1 TOILET PREPARATIONS j] i RCTAIIQP 0F THL A,LU I II RING PhRFIJME i 1 ill ■SPsSii they all have llf PB9f ll fPWfI TRY IT TO-OAY J 1 Alalj DEALERS STOCK EVERY
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      208 2 Amusements 6.15 TO-NIGHT 0.15 Matinee To-Morrow at 3.15 LAST TWO NIGHTS OF Graham etons Greatest Spy Story PLAN I The Most Thrilling Dram a Ever Produced SUNDAY, JUNE 19. GALA OPENING of Paramount's 1932 Sensation "SHANGHAI EXPRESS" h MAHLENE DIETRICH CLIVE BROOK WARNER OLAND and ANWA MAY WONG BOOK NOW
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      223 2 LAST NIGHT TO-NIGHT CHARLES FARRELL I IN AFTER TO-MORROW VX PICTURE TO-MORROW Opening at the Matinee Lionel A twill. Greta Nissen and English Cast in Fox Movietone's Amazing thriller the film they thought was made in Elstree!! The Silent Witness The Strangest Love-Crime that ever burned the t headlines AMAZING
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      264 2 l!r'|piF7iujilirfin ■kil_■ k 4r m till I Hill I 1 TO-NIGHT 9. 15 j BUSTER KEATON in Sidewalks of New York j I Tne Great World Show! X KIM SENG ROAD. I I COMMERCIAL. EXHIBITION S Owing To Tremendous Success Season Extended Until Sunday I jg June 19, 1932. I
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    51 3 Singapore, June 17. Standard Spot 5 5% June 5 i,i6 5 3|16 July 5% 5% Aug. 5%' 5% July-Sept. 5% 5%" Oct.-Dec. 5% 5% Tone cf Market: Quiet. Latest Cable: London Spot Sheet l%d. per lb. New York: Spot Sheet 2 11|16 cents (O.) per
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    184 3 PRODUCE. Singapore, June 17. 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 IRce, Siam No. 2 $160 Rice,
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    WORLD MONEY CONFERENCE.
    375 3 U. S. Republicans' War on Gangsters. Chicago, June 16. Participation in an international monetary conference, including silver, was one of the planks presented to the Republican Convention. Other recommendations were revision by the Tariff Commission of duties affected by deprecated currencies in foreign countries and tariff p.
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    302 3 (By Courtesy of Hong Kong Bank.) Singapore, June 17. Selling: London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 29 32d., London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 27 32d., London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 13|16d., London 30 days' sight 2s. 3 25 32d., London demand 2s. 3%d., London r.T. 2s.
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    134 3 We learn from the French Consulate that the steamer "Blankenese," built at Hamburg in 1897, gross tonnage 227, is to be sold by auction at Haiphong on July 12. ARRIVALS. Nam Yong," Brit., 769 tons, Capt. Williams. from Semarang, 17-6; for Java, 17-6. "Toboali," Dutch, 662 tons, Capt.
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    DEVON ESTATES (MALACCA). •
    237 3 DEVON ESTATES (MALACCA). Loss Of $18,943 But Big Credit Balance. COMMERCIAL NEWS. The directors' report to tne shareholders of J?evon Estates (Malacca), Ltd., to be presented to the annual general meeting which will be held at the French Bank Building on Tuesday, June 28. states: The accounts show a lots
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    STATEMENT OF RUBBER STOCKS.
    132 3 Guthrie And Co's Weekly Report. Singapore, June 16. Stocks in the hands of oealers and in course cf shipment in the Straits Settlements at the end of May amounted to 47.015 tons as compared with 48.303 tons for April and 44,694 tons for I.Iay last year.
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      414 3 j Band Performances j During June j Band of Tire S.S. Police j Katong Park, To-day, 17th, at 9 p. m j Botanical Gardens, Wednesday, 22nd, 5.15p. m j Katong Park, Friday, 24th, 5.15 p.m. j Telok Ayer, Wednesday, 29th, 5 .15 p.m. j BOTANICAL GARDENS, Sunday, June 19ih, at
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      438 3 EXPRESS (By 0:-d?r of thr- Registrar of Vehicles). Auction Sale Of 1 Thornycroft Lorry 5.1430, 1 B.S.A. Motor Cycle 5.1513, 1 A.J.S. Motor Cycle 5.1263, 1 Excelsior 5.193 and 1 let Private Rickshaws and cattlecarts lying at Depot, 1 Ford Lorry 5.500. 1 Fcrd Lorry 5.1476 lying at 142. Lavender
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      326 3 Assets exceed $12,000,000. TT* T L Assurance in force over $35,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. j (Incorporated in the Straits SettlemenU). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, CecU Street. Singapore. LONDON OFFICE* 27 Old j m The Company has £20.000 deposited with the Sucrem* Cnnrt Z rv,„,
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. ENGAGEMENT.
    50 4 The engagement is announced of Miss Bessie M. Wong, second daughter of Dr. and Mrs M. Wong of Singapore to Ang Kui Hong of the staff of th? Govarnment English School third sen cf the late Mr. Ar.g Teong Soo and Mrs. Ang Teong Soo of Labuan.
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    REQIIEM MASS
    38 4 A High Mass of Requiem will be sung for the repose of the soul of the late Louisa Catherine Lopez on Monday, the 20th. instant, at 6 30 a.m. in the Church of Good Shepherd. 1
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    S. S. (S.) A. TOPICS.
    805 4 How useful an organisation the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association is can be judged from the minutes of this week's meeting of the committee, published yesterday. We are glad to note an influx of new members, helping to repair the slump wastage, and trust that it
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    169 4 Mr. Claude da Silva. who has been away on leave to Switzerland, is returning by the Dempo." which arrives here on Tuesday morning next. A reminder is given of the debate at the C.S L A. premises, 343, New Bridge Road to-night on the subject: "In the opinion of this
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    DETAILS OF TOLL SYSTEM.
    167 4 Acid Public Comment In Perak. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. June 17. Confirmation of the report that tolls would be established in Perak is contained in yesterday's Government Gazette, which prints a draft Bill for the State Council, giving power to the Resident to impose tolls
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    SIR CECIL CLEMENTI'S TOUR.
    127 4 Inspects Large Area For New Cultivation. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, June 17. The Governor and High Commissioner (Sir Cec.l Clementi) arrived back in Perak last night after a visit to Penang to say good-bye to Lady Clementi and a tour of Kedah. He was met
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    HOLBORN FIRE.
    96 4 Prudential Offices Slightly Damaged. British Official. Rugby, June 16. In Holborn to-day great crowds watched a strong force of firemen engaged from the tops ol the water towers and escapes in subduing an outbreak of fire at the huge offices of the Prudential Asiurance Company. A large part
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    RUMOURS ABOUT PREMIER DENIED.
    71 4 Rugby, June 16. Reports have appeared in various newspapers to the effect that the British Prime Minister (Mr. J. Ramsay Mac Donald) favours an" armaments truce for stabilizing the present position. There is not a word of truth in any suggestion Uhat he has discussed with
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    OUR POULTRY SECTION.
    57 4 To-morrow's "Malaya Tribune" will contain a specially long and interesting poultry article, with full instructions on feeding and a diagram 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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    SINGAPORE WEATHER REPORT.
    39 4 Yesterday's Max. Temperature. 87 deg. F. Last night's Mm. Temperature, 74 deg. F. Yesterday's Rainfall, nil. Sunshine. 3.0 hours. 1 p.m. Relative Humidity, 65 per cent 1 p.m. Wind, W.S.W. 15 m.p'.h. 1 p.m. Weather, Cloudy.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    70 4 Mails from Europe (London mails despatched on May 26), by the "Rohna." which anchored at Penang at 5.30 a.m. to-day, will arrive by train to-morrow morning. Correspondence will be ready for delivery to boxholders at 8.45 a.m. Mails by the outward Dutch aeroplane from Amsterdam are expected to
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    54 4 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London: lftd. New York: 2 11|16 cents. Singapore Spot: s—s'l> cents. TIN. London Spot: £112. Lcndon 3 months: £114 10s. Singapore: $58.87U (50 tons sold). COPRA. Messrs. Barlow and Co. report: Sundried 15 Mixed 1 4 7 5 The market is steady. 175 tons of
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    438 4 TOPI CS OF TO-DAY. ~<B7 "LOOKtR.ON Penang wants a Trad* v L It could also do with a ij, 1 "exhibit." 8 111 A Question of the m< ther the "orang r*, Sumatra is man or aj> Question of the the "orang pendek" i s U murder been committed? They're
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    20 4 Mr. James Rae. of the untitled Kuala Lumpur, has taken ov< Klang of Mr. A. O. Small, wi long leave.
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    To-day's Features.
    52 4 TOPICS OF TO-DAY CLUB DIARY, on gage 7. MUSLIM AFFAIRS, or. l DIARY OF EVENTS CHINESE TEN YEARS PLAN g A LONDONERS NOTEBOOK A WALL STREET REVIEW -fl INDIAN NEWS AND NOTES <W RADIO IN MALAYA Ml WHAT TO LISTEN EOK. P»* CORRESPONDENCE, on pagt' BOYS' CORNER on
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      54 4 I A Happy Thought J rOR THE. CHRISTENING PRESENT. CHILDREN'S CUPS IN SOLID SILVER. U.S. de Silva Bros, JEWELLERS, I I 23, High Street, Singapore. L 634 TENG SENG GUAN, Established 1905. G34, North Bridge Road. A tents for T. K. K.'S SHOES AND OTHER GOODS AND DEALERS IN DIAMOND,
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    World System Crumbling Underfoot. FEAR NOTHING AND BE BOLD. PREMIER'S SPEECH AT LAUSANNE.
    1305 5 World Seeds A Speedy Solution. B opening: speech as chair Lausanne Conference, Mr. VfacDaaali appealed fcr couru! (i idne-s in revising debt* ami ~.d naching a rapid agreer whirl) would secure American i i vi ion of
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    GROWING DISORDER IN CHINA.
    260 5 American Missionaries Blamed. Reuter. London. June 16. af l £rS!SL the f f ur? of China at a ««t&ig well f Mr J °P- Bla "d. the affairs Z<= 5 and authority on Chin se ofd« X nJ* op,njon that the rowth °f < can m?,.fn
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    SOUTHERN REVOLT IN GERMANY?
    64 5 President's Order Disobeyed. Reuter. Berlin. June 16. Baden (Bavaria) has declared that it dees not intend to obey President Hindenburg z decree permitting the Nazi uniform to be worn. Thus the expected clash between the central Government and the Southern States has materialised, as Chanceller Yon
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    A CANTON WAR IMMINENT.
    634 5 Efforts For Settlement Fail. Shanghai, June 17. Two bcmbc were discovered in th? compound oi General Chen Ming Shu's residence la th: French Cone, ssion yesterday. No carnage was don;. General Chen has recently resigned the pceet of Minister of Communications. Mi. Lin Sec, Chairman of
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    CHOLERA'S HAVOC IN CANTON.
    59 5 Many Deaths In The Hospitals. Hongkong. June 17. Cholera is now playing havoc with ihe people in Canton. The Fong Pui Hospi al attended to 185 cases on Wednesday of which 40 proved fatal and 190 yee-erday of whom 130 survived. The Canton Health Department has
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    PRINCESS BEATRICE.
    46 5 Successful Operation On An Eye. Rugby, June 16. A bulletin states that Princess Beatrice, aunt of the King, had a good night and is much rested. The eye on which an operation for cataract was performed on Tuesday continues ;o give complete satisfaction.—British Official.
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    CORNISH DICTATOR FALLS.
    47 5 Shart-Lived Revolutionary Regime. Reuter. Buenos Aires, June 17. A message from Santiago states that a counter-revolutionary movement in Chile, directed by General Sainz, has captured the Presidential Palace, the seat of the Revolutionary Government which was recently set up by Col. Grove, a Cornishman.—Reuter.
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    EMPIRE NATIONS IN DAILY TOUCH. OTTAWA'S HUGE AGENDA.
    953 5 Britain's New Policy Defended. Reuter. A statement on the subjects to be discussad at the fcrthcrming Imperial Ci/nftrmci at Ottawa was made by Mr. J. H. Thomas (Dominions Secretary) in the House of Commons yesterday. H is hoped to create machinery which
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    Sports & Pastimes. LIM BONG SOO'S "HAT TRICK."
    1002 6  - Sports Pastimes. LIM BONG SOO'S "HAT TRICK." SINGAPORE.CHAMPION FOR THIRD YEAR. CHALLENGE CUP WON OUTRIGHT. LAWN TENNIS. (By "Rimau."j Lim Bong Soo, the little left-handed Straits Chinese Recreation Club champion, who annexed the Malayan title at Kuala Lumpur last year whtn he beat Lam Saye Kee (the Perak champ on>.
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    MALACCA ASSIZES.
    201 6 Prison For Setting Fire To A House. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Jane 16. I'u c:m:ml CMMI at the Malacca tu&*% IJ2 eluded tO d37 whB a Malay. Mchd. h. h 2 J? cbMtV* with setting fire to the nance ol rat man Beb* BrttaS'S!? Said that :he
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    RUBBER TAPPING IN D.E.I.
    75 6 Eighteen Per Cent, Total Stoppage. Reuter. Batavla, June if. It is reported that 313 rubber estates in the Dutch East Indies had completely stopped tapping by April 30 while 133 had partially stopped The figures are issued by the Governmpnt Bureau of Statistics. The total area
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    S. A. F. A. LEAGUE COMPETITION. medical College beat "ROBINS."
    464 6 YESTERDAY'S THIRD DIVISION GAMES. MARINE DEPT. TROUNCE MONOPOLIES. ASSN. FOOTBALL. The Marine Dept. Sports Club had an easy passage when they met the Government Monopolies Sports Club at the Geylang Stadium yesterday in Div. 11l of the S.A.P.A. League, the
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    VETERANS PLAY AT JALAN BESAR.
    638 6 Lee Wan Gets In The Way. Singapore's veteran Chinese and Malay footballers, in the interests of charity, discarded age yesterday evening and met in a charity match at the Jalan Besar Stadium. The Chinese proved themselves to be the better stayers and. in spite of
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    MALAYA CUP COMPETITION.
    163 6 TO-DAY'S MATCH AT ANSON ROAD. Singapore will have to go all out to beat Johore in to-day's Malaya Cup match at the Anson Road Stadium if the Singapore record of being finalists without a break since the inception of the series is to be maintained this year,
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    SUTCLIFFE AND HOLMES.
    255 6 555 FOR YORKSHIRE. First Wicket Record Broken. CRICKET. The 34-years-old record established by TunniclifTe and Brown _>f Yorkshire against Derbyshire at Chesterfield in 1898, of scoring 554 runs for the first wicket, broken yesterday by Sutcliffe and Holmes, also of Yorkshire, who put together just one run
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    ANOTHER BIG PARTNERSHIP.
    52 6 LANCASHIRE TROUNCE WORCESTERSHIRE. Reuter. London, June 16. Lancailiir beat. Worcester by an Innings and 105 runs at Worcester to-day. Ernest Tyldesley scored 222 not out and Iddon 100 net out. 3oores: Lancashire: 428 for 2 wkts dccl. i Tyldesley 225. Iddon 100 both not out). Worcester: 97
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    INDIANS TROUNCE MINOR COUNTIES.
    111 6 CENTURIES BY MARSHALL AND LIMBDI. Reuter. London. June 16. Following their very good display against Lancashire earlier in the week, the All-India team again ran up a big score when they met the Minor Counties on Wednesday. Batting first the tourists scored 424 for 7 wickets
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    SOUTH AMERICANS BEAT LORD'S.
    51 6 DRAWN GAME WITH M.C.C. Reuter. The South Americans met a Marylebone C. C. XI at Lord's on Wednesday and Thursday. The game was left drawn. Scores: M.C.C: 338 for 8 wkts. dccl. and 150 for 3 wkts. dccl. South American::: 270 and 50 fcr 3 wkts.
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    LOCAL STOREKEEPER MISSING.
    183 6 REWARD FOR TRACING HIM. Half Million Dollars Involved. Well Known Straits-Born Chinese. I The local Polios are offering a handsome reward fcr information leading up to the arrest ci a very well known Straits-born Chinese named Koh Eng Hoe, who is believed to be cc c rned
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    CHINESE CAPTURE TUNGHUA.
    94 6 Manchukuo Injunction To Foreigners. Shanghai. June 17. General Ma Chan Shan reports to Peiping ficadquarters that he has arrived at Tungho to construct operations by his army at Tongjucn and Lungchan. The Chinese Volunteers en the Foolun-Hailun Railway and on the T-:tsihar-Harbin Railway succeeded in capturing Tunghua
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    FUTURE OF SHANGHAI AND MANCHURIA.
    188 6 Dr. Wellington Koo Vei j Busy. Shanghai, June 17. The British Association of Shanghai has handed to the diplomatic body in Peiping a petition regarding the proposed Round-Table Conference, the details of which are opposed by some of the foreign Consuls in Shanghai. Dr. Wellington
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    GOVERNMENT STOCK'S RECORD PRICE.
    102 6 Rugby, June 17. On the Stock Exchange to-day four per cent, consols went over par for the first time since this loan was issued, the quotation being !0J and oneTsixteenth. There is £341,767.000 of this stock in issue. It was first issued at the end of
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    HOME RACING RESULTS.
    199 6 THE ASCOT GOLD CUP. THE TURF. London, June 16. The race for the Gold Cup was held at Ascot to-day and resulted as follows: 1. TRIMDON 2. SALMON LEAP 3. UT MAJEUR Nine ran. Won by two lengths, third "one and a half lengths away. Betting: 15
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    ARREST AFTER A FIRE.
    155 6 STOREKEEPER 0v BAIL. Further Develop ments Expected. Srnsaticnal dtvcknraej I B case that was mJaUcned be Magistrate (Mi. A. W. k«v. Ec Tiam, the head storek. V. 0, I Darby and Co. s godowi. :s 8^ va~ charged with crta lespect of two eases of p
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    SHOCKING TRAGEDY IN SERANGOON.
    136 6 Three People Stabbed; One Dead. A shocking tragedy occurred in the hotr Javanese family living in a lane off St Road, Serangoon, yesterday afternoor On getting a summons the r, Police saw a gruesome sight when thov the house, a OMll disorder and on the floor
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    CHARGES AGAINST A CONTRACTOR.
    116 6 Secret Society Documents And Arms. Alleged to be a member of the S::. Hin—a notorious secret society— been in possession of arm? a TO mm Chinese appeared before the Second Mm} l Mr. A. W. Hay i yesterday. His appearance in court the sequel to a
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    PROSECUTION FAILS
    80 6 Municipal .Meter Header Charged. Alleged to have tampered with the wat?r meters in two houses in Weld Road, a Municipal employee cf the Water Department. Sert Teow Kiat. Was charged before the D Judge (Mr. G. C. Dodd> p alleged to have altered the meter dials so as
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    53 6 At the last committee untitled pore Mercantile Co-op n Society. Ltd., it was decided 1 spor section. Members of the society interested should communica Joo Hock, cv Mr E R Waters, ond Meyer Chambers. It is hoped to call a iug as soon as possible- to discuss this iw» further,
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    What's On To-Night.
    98 6 Alhambra.- After To-mon Farrell and Marfan His a T at the matinet Ti Lionel Atwill and Greta Ni sen Capitol— The W Plan sensational spy story. Empire— Doubl. talk* Man." with Lew Ayres and "The Spell of the Cm v: picture. Great World-: ridss, ;p£..al mu&ercial ing
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    SOUTH JOHORE LEAGUEGAME ABANDONED MIDWAY.
    129 7 ASSN. FOOTBALL. nur Oun Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, June 15. •ay c day afternoon on the Istana V team of the Johore Military ?kJ»>' Medical Sports Club in the Pf ,!Lre League up the game about mid- were then leading by 3 a 3, J d
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    N.S. LEAGUE COMPETITION.
    350 7 From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. June 15. pk Sunge i Ujong Club met the Negri Sem.'"'c;ub U-: the Station Padang and secured r^ ory by 3 goa.s to 2 in the N.S. League Lnetition tc>-c?ay. "rC European* took the aggressive from the and kept their opponents on
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    PING-PONG.
    62 7 tm pr the Singapore Amateur fcjt: Lifters' Association lost to the United •»*wn in a match of five singles. Scores Uwla players mentioned first): Lee Yong I»!? beat Vim M m Kit 3—2; Scow Kirn Teck Chye Ko:n 2—3; Tan Soo Chye lost to io Beng I—3: Edward Tan
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    33 7 untitled will miss A. Hurwood next Ben from Australia states that .est Dowler is leaving for New South J* 5 who win. no doubt include him in their en directly he is qualified—"The
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    PRANKEL CHALLENGE SHIELD.
    407 7 FOUR BALL CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT. BILLIARDS. SSB Chanent COMPLETE LIST OF TIES. ClubiTC; IS? G Vinda (Fathul Karib 9»™ T T Ba ar (Persen *ngan Stia Club). r™ K£ o Elias <Fathul KarlD Club) v. Loo Cheng Swee (Bendemeer AC) Sunday: 7 p.m. Tan Kirn Song (Siong Boo)
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    CHINESE S. C. EVENTS.
    197 7 SWIMMING. The following teams will compete for the Cheong Koon Seng and Seah Eck Jim trophies, the former for water polo and the latter for all round swimming at the Chinese Swimming Club. Sea Serpents: Tan Wee Chwee (capt.); Lee Choon Nghee; Tan Chew Seng; Sim
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    303 7 B. ETLIN AND CO.'S REPORT. June 17, 11 a.m. RUBBLE. London: 1%d., up l|l6d. New York: 2 11|16 cents (G.), unchanged. Shares: Nominal. Allenbys 20—30 cents, Ayer Moleks 15—20 cents, Ayer Ptfhaa 15—20 cent*. Bassetts 10—15 cents, Brogas 10—15 cents, Bukit Jelotongs 05—10 cents, Bukit Katils 10—15
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    137 7 TO-MORROW, JUNE 18. Java, South-West Sumatra, South-East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and Timor Dilly (Sibigo) 9 a.m. Sibu (Angby) 9 a.m. Miri, Labuan, North Borneo and Jolo (Kajang) 10 a.m. Singkawang. Pemangkat and Sambas (Tomohon) 11 a.m. Bagan Si Api Api (Palima) 11 a.m. Kelantan (Circes 11 a.m. Batu
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    110 7 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singapore, June 17. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Ophir 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3.) Katong (5 p.m. shifts to 67) 18; Atagosan Maru 13; Glenapp 11. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3.) Silverteak 35. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4.) Fairfield City 48. West Wharf
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    33 7 The rate of issue of Money Order for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 153 for $100. The rate of payment of Money Order from India and Ceylon is Rs. 157 for $100.
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    PENANG'S TRADE.
    169 7 An Exhibition Proposed. Often mooted in the past, the idea of a Trade Exhibition in Penang has been revived, says the "Pinang Gazette." It is to be hoped that on this occasion the idea will be put into practice and not left to expire through sheer ennui as
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      72 7 rW ASK TOR IT SBf 1% THE CLUB CIR HOTEI. KEEP IT > X AT HCME X When two lights you see ahead Port your helm.. and show your red Eut if perchance two lights you see, IjjfV Where really only one should be.... IfiJ You Need JjjL Tolleys Brandy!
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      22 7 7 15 TO-NIGHT &.SO RICARDO CORTEZ IN "The Phantom In The House" WITH Nancy Helford and Grace Valentine. CENTS AND 4» CENTS.
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      407 7 FAMOUS I It FOOTBALLER'S m] TRIBUTE |W j Mr. GEORGE CAMSELL ||P L Me c/Vvfr Middlcshorough qSmdtm Player, writes: "C VERY footballer who plays in a leading team must be in the L-1 pink of condition. That is the first essential. To enable him to combine effectively and to put
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      524 7 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 invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    819 8 MINING. ISSUED BT FRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore, June 17, 1932, 10 a m. Issue Value. Buyers. Sellers. £1 Asam Kumbang Tin 22j- 24,- cd £1 Austral Malay 18|- 20|li Ayer Hitam Tin 9 9 cd £1 Bangrin Tin 5 6 'l* $1 Batang Padang
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    RUBBER SHARES.
    375 8 FRASER A CO., AND LVALL AND EVATT'S QUOTATIONS. Singapore, June 17, 1932, 10 a.m. Issue To-day 'a Prices. Value. Fraser Lyall Sc i Shares. 8c Co. Evatt. 1 Allenby $0.15 $0.30 $0.15 $0.25 1 Alor Gajah 0.15 0.30 0.15 0.30 IA. Hitam 0.40 0.60 0.30 0.50 IA. Kuning
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    126 8 The first of a series of Scottish Olympic swimming trials, held at Renfrew, brought to light a wonderfully promising boy of 15 in M. Chassels of Pollokshields. He returned 5 mm. 25 3|5 sees, for 400 metres free-style, and also defeated the Scottish 440 yards champion, E. R. Dowriie, by
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    ISLAM IN ENGLAND.
    1215 8 Who Was H. M. Leon? MUSLIM AFFAIRS. (By Our Muslim Correspondent.) The death in England recently of Henry Marcelle. Leon, known to Muslims all over the world as Prof. Henry Mustapha Leon, has given rise to much speculation as to hiy leal identity. If he was actually,
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    A LONDONER'S NOTEBOOK.
    1291 8 London. June 6 by Air Mail). The Queen fulfilled a desire of many years' landing this week when she and the King went to see the wonderful production of "The Miracle" which is making a sensation in London. When this religious pageant-play was :agcd some years ago
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    85 8 My untitled IMy sympathies I I correspondent) are witb Leicester and England ci i wailing the fact that in th cally impossible to mak. cver-prepaied wickets so bell groundsmen. Geary ays worn fingers to the bone to 8 11 effort to spin the bail othir sp'n bowlers will tf Maybe
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      157 8 mil Ii liillliili ipMMWMlll I III II I utm.iii.imniiiii Miuiniiiiwiiiiiinti.w g J I b a silent and ecnomical sen N XV >kk \a p/l dutl( at the turn of a switch or the pr -ure of i fl > bUtt n In tnis Oration you will discover in >■ il
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      343 8 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY. JUNE 17. High Tides—9.ss a.m.. 8.53 pm Cricket: S.C.C. Tournament, 8.8. and I v PS. and L., S.C.C; Glosters v. Johore CC Tanglin. Football. Malaya Cup. Singapore v. Johore Anson Road. Children's Concert. Memorial Hall. 5 pm Police Band. Katong Park, 9 p.m. TO-MORROW, JUNE 18.
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    Chinese Ten Years Plan. GERMANS KEENLY INTERESTED.
    1393 9 THE TUNGCHI \l V ERSITY. Chines* Students In Germany. •Malaya Tribune") Berlin (by Mail). I which the publication of >lan has aroused in Germany tlood of inquiries which nuai i port just published d d Ferneo Oaten* 1 Far has been directed to
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    84 9 Dr. Ambedkar sailed for London from Bombay by the "Cclercdo" on the 2nd inst. Enquiries show that Dr. Ambedkar has geno on a political mission. His intention to sail was not known outside the circle of his intimate friends. How long he- will stay in London is net known, but
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    THE LINDBERGH TRAGEDY.
    20 9 vi photo snowing DoiorieJ s house m Hopewell, in whose neighbourhood his little son was found killed.
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    DID YOU KNOW....
    193 9 ••••THAT the most "human" Machine blows bubbles? B :< C r Scientific Correspondent.) In the process of the gradual evolution of or mechanical man, we have r Jr.iny ingenious devices, each designed to i£ that previously only man had r o dc. Apart altogether from t^ e
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    A WALL STREET REVIEW.-III.
    2796 9 LOW COMMODITY PRICES. f Financial conditions all over the world are reviewed in current comments by the National City Bank of New' York. These articles are very well written and form an interesting to finance and commerce. They will be printed in convenient sections day by
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    FRANCE'S NEW FIGURE-HEAD.
    29 9 M. Albert Lebrun, the new President of France (centre), meets his Ministers outside the Versailles Palace after his election to succeed 11 Doumer who was assassinated.
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      245 10 THE FAVOURITE:-1 U| A lmitations. INSIST ON I C ORANGE I CR» S B l^pl^ l Manufactured by j E fjljjj H NEAVE LTD., t Aerated Water 'for mal'p at r b ef /t r *torej dQP 1 The EASY w rarker VuofoidjSL mmmmmmmjm m mm *B** m *mmwmmmmmmm^mm^ Engines
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      207 10 What will you be doing one year from to-day? Will you still be struggling on at the same old job and possibly drawing even less pay—worried about the future—never quite able to make both ends meet? There is no greater tragedy in the world than that of a man who
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      345 10 His Master's Voiee. Latest Talkie Records. B.6100 The Way with Every Sailor. 'Neath the Spell of Monte Carlo. B.6079 Yes, Yes (My Baby Says "Yes"). You Call It Madness, But I Call it Love. B.3972 Over the Blue. The Way with Every Sailor. B.6126 Bend Down, Sister. There's Nothing too
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    INDIAN NEWS AND NOTES.
    1961 11 The Bengal Anti-Terrorist Ordinance waa S~T a °i2 n May 28 and offlci *l circle, in Simla declare that this should put at rest the th ory that under the Government of India Act Ordinances could not be renewed There no doubt, they ttynk, that as
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    RADIO NEWS MALAYA SINGAPORE
    954 12 (EDITED BY "RADIOFAN.") PRACTICAL LESSONS FOR THE CONSTRUCTOR. (By Our Technical Expert.) "Radiofan" has made arrangements to extend this radio page in the Friday issues of the "Malaya Tribune" by including, in addition to general information of interest to Malayan listeners and experimenters, a special constructors'
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      161 12 Hutton's Famous Pineapple Hams i! at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Singapore Gold Storage j Company, Limited. Orchard Road Sub-Depots. 1 FRESH BATTERIES FOR YOUR TORCHLIGHT BUY "BRITISH" AT LAST! V. j BECAUSE A AT^ DIAMOND BATTERIES is^rtßjtefe, are manufactured I TWO MONTHS FRESHER iM than the imported variety 111 The light
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      302 12 j Active P. i. Amateur* Amateurs in the R transmit on short waves *ho KAIAF— T. C. Lusk, Oka KAlCM—Garland E p KAIEL-EladioLicauc, 1 KAIHR Sgt. Espejo Mamon and Pvt. Pat,,, Fort Wm. McKinky. Rj, KAIJR— John R Bchu KAILG Leon C. On KAINA-Lt. Rcdgn KAIRT—Roy Tborsoi Juan. Rizal. I
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      808 12 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. Radio Stations Received In Malaya. AU times given in the following are Singapore times. MONDAYS. BETALING HILL, 55.5 metres, testing daily from 10.30 to 31 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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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    90 13 [Our readers are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It must be understood that the Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double tpacing), and on one side of the paper only. Pen
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    Lotteries For Unemployment Funds?
    88 13 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—ln this great slump, to help the European and Asiatic Unemployment Funds, I consider the best way to raise money is to organise public lotteries for the Straits Settlements and F.M.S. with Government approval. By si-ch means millions of dollars could
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    The Weekly Wage.
    197 13 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir.—lndeed, the advantages to be gained en all hands by the adoption throughout or the W<eekly Wage system are too great and overwhelming for mere idle argument, and as .soon as this system is introduced, so soon will follow a proportionate decrease
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    Preference To Malays.
    1014 13 (To the Editor. '-Mnlava Tribune") S.r.—Ever heard th? lice bfo-e—a mere handful of educated Maliys wanting .he whole of Malaya for thems Ives aftee the coun.ry has boen tinker d. pruned and made hubitabl" by people of other nationali ie.*'? If the various tommur.ilks her? fight for
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    87 13 Sir Ehupendranath Miira, opening Ind a's Day at the Foods Exhibition at Olympia on May 29, strongly recommenced Indian tea, coffee, rice, fruit, etc., for British consumption. He said India still remained a vast agricultural country. Although manufacturing Industrie: were be ng gradually developed, India for many years would requ
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    132 13 Chamber Of Commerce R. A. Report- The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association's w ekly auction report of June 15 states: Catalogued 1.3°,2,56T lb. 594.90 tons. Offered 1,212.076 1b. 541.11 tens. Sold 807.520 ;b.—360.50 tons. London spot HtdL N w York spot 2 11 16 cents. PRICES
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    MARKET PRICES.
    457 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 Hen.s (locally reared) kati 45 Duek 1 each 50 Pigeons, domestic unfledged, pair 69
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      688 13 I A j DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION j F oR BABES AND CHILDREN VP TO SIX. I r :sr*s ~d needs outside assistance. &IS that w children do not at some time need that little inwin.i rente know is essential to their welfare andaf f attention able, that usually follow constipaUon pmentlve
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      222 13 I Over 1 in 3 are buying I During recent months more than ono-third of the private cars purchased in England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales were MORRIS. This means that would-be motorists of Great Britain, studied the genius of Advertising Men, listened to the blandishments of super-pressure Salesmen and then
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    Boys' Corner. Contributed By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. EDITOR'S LETTER. Comments On The Mail.
    176 14 Dear Boys, I hope that the contributors who wrote to me asking if they might join the Chums' Club will rend me particulars of their age, school, home address and pen-name as soon as they can. Any
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    Kicks And Comforts.
    205 14 (By "A Student." S. P. 1.. Seremban.) The Editor uses his utmost skill To choose timely topics his columns to fill, And feels he's succeeding admirably till, He reads these three words, "Stop my paper." One item is read by a man who is "wet." He writes:
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    Empire Day.
    414 14 <By "Boy Tom") On May 24. the boys of the higher classes assembled in St. George's Hall, at about C.30 a.m.. to hear message .sent by the King. As it was drizzling in the morning, we were unable tc assemble in the field, ana so went to the
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    Mockery.
    43 14 By C. K. On.) im^Vu 1 may mistake for jok«JL£ZJL*Z r llSe «c effect is usuTllv«£ 8 may be 100 disastrous. It or even el™ P°? ition *> do notable deeds. daily w ttr l t0 maintam which Mm) may en™* consequently a
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    AUTOBIOGRAPHY. An Account Of My Past.
    726 14 "Autobiography, sir!" came a voice in suggesting an essay for the class to write. "Pleaee don't," I said hastily and angrily in a low yet audible voice to the one who suggested the subject. Alas! Our learned master approved of the idea and I
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    Fishing By Moonlight.
    283 14 (By Edgar de Souza, G.E.S., Labuan.) About three hours before midnight, when the moon looked its brightest and was casting its flickering shadows on the silvery waves beneath a party of friends, including myself, set out to the fishing stakes. Vast preparations were made before hand so
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    The Rainbow.
    82 14 (By Tan Yong Boon.) All transparent bodies have the power ol decomposing the light which falls on them A soap-bubble, for example, exhibit* a beautiful play of colours on its surface; and isit with the most beautiful of all the appearances, the rainbow. The drops of rain act
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    My Imaginative Adventure.
    447 14 (By C. B. Tan.) The following is based on the story of "Pinbad the Sailor:" 1 In the days of yore, I built a splendid ship, a small|one something likeour tonykang.One day, I, with other merchants, went into the sea to purchase goods and then, on a
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    "Home Sweet Home."
    280 14 (By "A Student," S.P.I., Seremban.) It seems tht very irony o: fate that the pc::t from whose pen cane the immortal poem which has touched responsive chords in th? heait of the king as well as the peasant, was hiinrelT a homeiers wanderer. It was on a
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    Points From Letters.
    209 14 One of the luxuries of the people of the world and the most important product of tropical countries is the coffee.—J. S Tuan What do we mean by modern? Modern means up-to-date? Well, in this case I mean something that is in keeping with' present time*. We
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    My Most Dreadful Moment.
    247 14 (By Heng Choon Liang.) Good evening everybody! You might be interested to know that this is my first contribution to the "Boys' Corner.'' Being a regular reader of the "Malaya Tribune," I wish to point out that the most amusing and enjoyable page is the "Boys*
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    Be Musical.
    84 14 (By "Thuitse.") Hallo! here we are. Good evening to all of you. Do you play any musical instruments? Why not take up an instrument A banjomandoline is easy to play for a start. First you must get rome one to teach what we call "fingering." Then the next
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    Days That Are Dead.
    320 14 (By "Anak Malaka.") When cn? sits down and casts on3's mind back to the davs cf one's school life—days when boys would be boys and hadn't a care in the world—what a wealth cf bygone incidents come vividlv back ta life. Don't ve mil? at re
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    Fishing.
    39 14 (By Goh Toh Chwee) places were they find plenty of forti L„ iney nnd the places by two sets of marks on StS? Th y catch flsh with a line which is not'always ot dagger hard and S
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    How Boy Scouting Began.
    46 14 (By "Naiab:> Mvar.) 1899 7 Sin in T P 8 m Mafeking in cayryrhg messages, helping the ncS T2 wounded(people, keepin/walcbacting pos" ITS fn° n tnis X be«n and now there are Boy Scouts in aIIiSISCS countries of the world. d j
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    My Best Holiday.
    280 14 f"By S. T. Koh.) Since my school-days, I have enjoyed many holidays, and except for those which I spent in Malacca, I consider the one I enjoyed in August of the year 1928 as the best of all. If I remember rightly, a whooping cougb epidemic was
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    Worry.
    140 14 (By "Jimmy's Pair) Perhaps no-one worries more than the brsineso men. Some disappointed rubber dealers say, among themselves, "Lord! Rubber is still cheaper ty l»i cent." Others with commercial interests ask themselves, "When will the slump be ctfer?" No one denies that business has sunk far below its normal,
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    An Examination.
    49 14 (By G. B. See.) An examination is a way by which to test th students. Most schools give their students three exrmirations. Boys have to prepare their lessons y well and instead of seeing footbell they must stay in their houses and bury themselves in their books.
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    FIRE DESTROYS GODOWN.
    15 14 Boustead's godown in Robinson Quay, Singapore, after the fire last Sunday morning.
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    Imitations.
    89 14 All of us like to im t" the good deeds and ex^ w, Cad herooe of the dm t "cf °Ur Most toys and the way people hats and the mam talking. They the talkies. It 1S censure the bad oou else some people would example, the ways of
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    BENZINE PRICES.
    135 14 ASIATIC PETROLEUM (o rc. 15 v LTD Prices for Bbefl Mot b-ar.ds of Bonn ne are as folk I Shell Motor Spirit pump ex 4 gallon dium per BrKh Imperial gallon Shell Motor Spin per g$Skm U Shell Kerosene per 2 by 4-g a 'n on 54:3 Fish
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    77 14 Sir untitled Table delegate and prominent Ha* was assaulted by a Madia in Hornby Road. Bombay, as he wisea* cut from his office and Interviewed. Sir Purshottamdas iMurd* said that his assailant rushed up to the caj and enquired whether he was S:r? das. Then th: lluslin \&t£l and hit
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      183 14 3WrTCftk For seventy-five years I IM\ Woodward's Gripe Water h s M I brought comfort and healthy ml 1 digestion to babies. It is the f f /I Ba fe and sure remedy for all stomach and teething disorders; stops baby's crying by removing the cause. Contains no opiates, and
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      469 15 BTEAMER SAIIj[NGS> P. 0.™ BRITISH INDIA APCAR LINES. (Incorporated ln England.) MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. 7ENTNSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LONDON AND PAR EAST MAIL BERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government.) OJ*« WARD FROM LONDON. rot cnina and Japan. Due Tonnage. Singapore 1932. gouaan 6,500 June 20 Mantua
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      609 15 JjTEAMER SAILINGS. LINE (Japan Mail) TO LONDON. Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp, Rotterdam Mkldlesborou<u*. Vessels. Tonnage. i>ue. Bail, t TERUKUNI MARU 12,000 June 28 29 HAKUSAN MARU 10,500 July 13 14 HARUNA MARU 10,500 Juiy 27 28 5 KATORI MARU 10,000 Aug. 11 12 3 KASHIMA MARU 10,000 Aug. 29 26
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      373 15 .STEAMER SAILINGS. HAMBURG-AMERIKA Oeutach U A| Australlsche Dampfschiffs !H Cf Qesillschaft I'Cfßjwiiet /scorporaie# tm Gsrmsnf./ OUTWARDS. HONG KONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1932 m.s. ERMLAND via Manila June 30 r m.s. SAUERLAND, via Manila July 8 m.s. MUNSTERLAND, omit Japan ports July 27 t m.s. LEVERKUSEN, via Manila
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      475 15 INSURANCE. THE SOUTH i Will ßßmsH 1 insurance company, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager Office: 2, Flnlayson Green. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. On sale at the following depots:— SINGAPORE. Y. Mohamed Ibrahim, 134, Tanjong Pagar Road. A. Palasamy, General
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      370 15 BANKS fmlm f I The National City Bank of New York is fully responsible, under the Banking Laws, for the obligations contracted by each of Its several Branches and Agencies. The Branch in Singapore, an Integral part of this world-wide organization, begs to announce the inauguration of a new department
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      576 15 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITE HEAD OFFICE: METER CHAMBER*. RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE. BRANCHES: Sing* port 458, North Bridff* RoaA Penang 88, Batch Street Malacca 111, jonker Street Muar Ho. 1, Jalan Sayan* Batu Pahat 108, Jalan Rahmat Palembang If, tjb Hong Kong 18, Queen's Road, Centre* Seremban 63, Birca
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      303 16 j THIS PAPER HAS THE j [j LARGE3T SALE. I AMONG THE PEOPLE WHO j SPEND MOST ii] :'j IN BRITISH MALAYA. ii 1 I i i l I I t l l J l I I I l I I I I l I I I II 'IHIiiiaMIMMWtMMWMMMM THE
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      750 16 l.,l,i|ittTtl'H Jlll:illll:!l;i|i:ll!|KIMIII|l!|nlll|llinii:|i!li:|IIIMIHIIt|i>^ 1 Le <JVLercier s School. ESTABLISHED 1906. j 218, Queen Street 61, Waterloo Street m m I Morning Classes only—Primary to Commercial. I NO AGE LIMIT! Principal:—F. I. MILES. j A SIMPLE AND MOST EFFECTIVE MEANS FOR A WATERING-CURE-AT-HOME. The famous Watering Cure Resorts of Europe, such as
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      615 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 KVVEE BOCK, 71, Changi Road. Singapore. June 14. 1932. NOTICE. We beg
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      640 16 EDUCATIONAL. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL. Established 1928. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls) B—Short Street, Singapore. Offers thorough training in Music—both PRACTICAL THEORETICAL Courses leading to CERTIFICATE, DIPLOMA, ft etc. Booklet upon request, M. ANCIANO. Principal TUTORIAL. Private Tuition in Mathematics and English Individual Tuition for Boys and
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      505 16 j TRIBUNE SMALL ADS. S Ii BRING RESULTS jj I j BECAUSE THEY REACH ft THE j il M PERMANENT POPUCATinx, j FOR SALE. FOR SALE-Eigh7T7 Linotype Motors, each 1., bp all in good working order". f2 further particulars write to Z THONE 6171. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. D
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