Malaya Tribune, 12 June 1929

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune 'Vol -No. 136 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1929 FIVE CENT&. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Wednesday, June 12, 1929.
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      121 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. fOl CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. ini in, ii in aiini ij i ,f in.>Qiffirii^ < CEMENT j? CONTRACTS CAN BE ARRANGED AT SPECIAL RATE SON APPLICATION TO: S I Importers: THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD., SINGAPORE. (Incorporated in Denmark.) rlymoiith j BORNEO MOTORS, LIMITED. f (Incorporated in
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      227 1 M FLORODOR" >" w HIGH STREET, Singapore. Spanish Queen 1 I OLIVES I 3 Specially selected and bottled by Crosse j Cj and Blackwell. Only the finest fruit in S perfect condition is used. 4lf Crosse I Blackwell's I SPANISH QUEEN OLIVES iS2SES2SaSES2SSSISESHSESHS2S2SES2SHS2SS£HSHS 1 To be INDEPENDENT of your cook
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    Unemployment in Britain.
    2033 2  -  A SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME OF ATTACK. By A. E. Tomlinson. There can be no object in minimising the gravity of unemployment Briain. It is to her credit that Britain has always acknowledged the problem i n full, and has never attempted to falsify the facts or to evade
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      375 2 ji"/,? ARTHUR- A CONNIE GLAXO BOY OF SEVEN YEAR. g| c octors know i Igttj T Whtn you hea that so many doctors have given their own babies J I V sm* f y Glaxo V° u can >ure that you will be safe in doinj» rhe >ame. I .«smtgA
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    104 3 Mr. F. G. Penny, formerly of Malaya, who has represented Kingston-upon-Thames in Parliament for the last seven years, in an address recently to his constituents said that the Conservative Government, in spite of unparalieled difficulties created by its opponents, had achieved during the past lour and a half years a
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      285 3 Pftoeruk 'Phone 3463. Life of Jesus of Nazareth. t^^^ THE KING S WW ART WORK THE LIFE OF Reproduction in Colour-Facsimile of the I kJESUS OF Eighty Water-Colour Drawings .-^^V \AZAPETH J by PORTRAYED IN I WILLIAM HOLE, R.S.A., R.E. COLOURS B Portraying the Life of Christ from the f
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      302 3 NO APPETITE TO-DAY? Your need is Pinkettes, the dainty little liver and intestinal regulators. Just a tiny dose to-night, and youH feel ready for a fine big breakfast in the morning! Gently yet efficiently Pinkettes clear the system of accumulated poisonous waste, thus aiding digestion, easing the liver, and banishing
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    Home Sports Review. HAGEN'S GREAT GOLF VICTORY.
    2094 4 South African Cricketers' Good Form. POPULARITY OF SPEED BOAT RACING. (Special to the Malaya Tribune.") London, May 14. While thousands of people who have been in London during recent summers are familiar with the thrills of the Air Force pageant at Hendon, this
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    Malayan Personalities—56.
    68 4 Sir James William Murison Xt Rak' m ti t> v By the Ma Appointed Attorney General sSJtT (Sfft 9' "w" LB born March 1872. Chief Justice. S 1920. Resumed fci S~SSts 9 Acting Colonial Secretary. Straits keen interest in lawn tennis an 1 is stn ?k Appointed Chief
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      513 4 TH% NEW HHP MOBILE CENTU RY SIX 'Provides B invite you to take the wheel 10 J of the new Hupmobile Six .Test its speeds.... Note Hi its ease of handling.... Sense the sei\ —v L curity of its fine riding balance.... rJStt\aJ Examine its beautiful coach-work, X its appointments
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      71 4 MEN OLD BEFORE THEIR TIN Ifvou ar e jnstavV(ak b less, son, positively sitting-out» L S years of your life whatyouVe* do, and do quickly, i s to b£ brain and body ihe nervous energy, vitality you have lost. Dn^, Bladder Pills, famous for 40 t« throughout the world, will
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    "WICKHAM" MEMORIAL.
    240 5 The Appeal for Funds. Considerable progress has been made in connection with the proposal for a marble bust of the late Sir Henry Wickham. The work has been entrusted to Mr. Allan G. Wyon, F.R.8.5., and it is gratifying to record that a letter has been received from
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    MARKET PRICES.
    444 5 Singapore, June 8. MEAT. Beef, steak (round) kati 60 Beef, stew or curry kati 45 Pork, lean kati 64 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 54 Mutton Indian lb. 56 Mutton Australian lb. 55 Fowl, kati 72 Hens (Locally reared) kati 82 Ducks, each 77 Pigeons, domestic,
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    47 5 In the near future two very interesting public dinners will be in Ipoh. when H.E. the High Commissioner will be the froest of the local mining community, and the local branch of the F.M.S. Chamber of Commerce will entertain the members of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce.
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      174 5 Il 9 When Beauty and Charm Reveal Themselves. |j Many women look with envy at the mn-v 1 of their sex who <p n Is her earl? morning out of rfoors riding, summing or wa kinf; changes f>r ai energeiic game often i chants ag i i for her normng
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    Commercial News. LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    289 7 Tin Shares Firm. •Jefgn Kt\in and Co. report at 11 a.m. RUBBER. London 10 9/16 d., up %d. Sew iurk 20% cents (G), down cent. ihanv, Allenbys $2.05—52.15, r Moleki $1.70—51.80, Ayer Panas gS $7.80, Bassetts 90—95 cents, Brogas S«p__s 0, Bukit Jelotongs 75—78 cents, L'wti
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    Malaya Consolidated.
    45 7 HE REFLOATED. A further report with rqgard to the ..iking- of Malaya Consolidated dredge So. 1 at Kali Mint* is to the effect that the (irtdge lies on a fairly good keel and that t" difficulty .11 refloating the dredge is anticipate d
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    JAPAN'S TRADE.
    29 7 "Janpanese News" Service. Tokyo, June 10. Japan's trade returns for th.? first ten <!ays in June show a total of Y47,075,000 I■ :mr/»r*s ard Y4i\230,000 for exports.
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    U. S. FARM RELIEF.
    112 7 Senate Rejects Bill Approved by President. Reuter's Service. Washington, June 12. The S nate, by 46 votes to 43 rejected known to have the President's approval. tailing 5 l° r 5 inally passed the Bi con. taming a debenture plan but the House of Representatives subsequently
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    THE OIL TRUST.
    90 7 Condemned by Court Verdict. Reuter's Service. Chicago, June 12. The Standard Oil Co. of Indiana and 51 associated and nbsidiary concerns hav<> teen convicted by the Unit d States District Court of violating the Sherman Anti-Trust Lew. The Government accused the defendants of conspiracy to restrain trade
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    EXCHANGES.
    80 7 [British Official Wireless.] London, June 11. Paris 124.05 New York 4.84 27/32 Brussels 34.915 Geneva 25.205 Amsterdam 12.075 Milan 92.65 Berlin 20.335 Stockholm 18.135 Copenhagen 18.205 Oslo 18.20 Vienna 34.52 Prague 163.75 Helsingfors 103 Madrid 33.95 Lisbon 108% Athens 375 Bucharest US iviu o Buenos Aires 47 3/16 Bombay
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    81 7 The Surma. Pi f Fear," a story of the rid, featuring Bill Codv, and i of the Range," a Montana Eiil Western thriller, are the two special attractions ?t the Surma Theatre to-night. In the first -.re the first two Episodes fr a now serial, "Hjroes of the
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    INDIAN LABOUR.
    52 7 Tne Deputy Controller of Labour, M*lm, jwang, informed us that the following the numbers of arrivals from and *Parturrs to Madras Presidency for the aonth of May: anwals (figures supplied >y travelling 9,925 adults, 1,473 minors. -par figures supplied by steamer 6,752 adults, 583 minors. arrivals relate to
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    197 7 A short talk on "The Meaning of Life" J**« [I) will be delivered at the SingaTheosophical Society, 3, Green, to-morrow at 6.30 p.m. < n> ige of Lieut. Shannan Steven- ired), and Miss Dnphne i£; p. iaughter cf Capt A. fel. >■ tired), and Mrs. H?t:.-\ to take place on
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    115 7 Ships Alongside the Wharves. Singapore, June 12. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Rajula 22. Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Mata Hari 18; Salsaas 16; Roniolo 13; Pres. Polk 11; Glenshane 8; Rheinland G. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). 30; Kistna 32; Takada 35; Benarty 37; Selangor 3'J. Empire Dock
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    35 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 154 equal to $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 167 equal to $100.
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    Shares and Produce.
    1251 7 PRODUCE. Singapore, June 12. Rice, Siam 1 per Koyan $35s v f» m 2 $344 Johore Black Pepperm l:: SS g2#£ Rice, Saigon 3 $256 *Small Flake Tapioca 6 ttU a~7oiz Rice, Rangoon 1 $250 Medium Pearl Tapioca S'Sa* Rice, Rangoon 2 $240 Small Pearl TapTocT Z
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      684 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. ORDINANCE NO. 44 (BANKRUPTCY). IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. In Bankruptcy. No. 136-A of 1927. Re IL A. Mohd. Daw ood Co, TAKE NOTICE that this Court has ordered that the service of the application to adjudge bankrupt A. Mohamed Dawood lately
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      120 7 SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day. June 12. High Tides.—o.4l a.m., 2.39 p.m. Football: Div. I, S.R.C. v. Malays, Stadium. To-morrow, June 13. High Tides.—l.39 a.m., 3.40 p.m. Football: Div. 11, S.C.F.A. "A" v. R.A., S.C.F.A.; S.R.C. v. V.M.C.A., S.R.C. Police Band: Waterloo Street, 5 p.m. Friday, June 14. High Tides.—2.49 a.m., 4.43
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      250 7 MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY, JUNE 12. •Port Swettenham, Suez, Port Said, Plymouth, Havre, Liverpool and BankaTs7and, P,adjoe .nd%£ KenmLn and T^gJi? UmPhlUS) 3 P m Muar ongr Le *> 3 P- m North, North-East 3 Sumatra /p 0 China, Hainan, Japan, Korea X- mosa East Siberia, Philippine Islands, Western Canada and
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    EXIT TANK ROAD!
    806 8 I And a very good riddance, too. The tiny, awkward and ugly structure which serves as the principal railway station in a city with over half a million inhabitants necessitates craven apology to any visitor, and incites to strong speech even the mildest mannered of those who
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    1248 8 Before the Third Magistrate on Saturday Mr. Ali Ahmad Khan Surattee was sworn In as a Justice of the Peace. A Tran.o-Ocean telegram from Bucharest states that the former Minister, Count Julius Andrassv, has died at the age of 69. The Crown Agents for the Colonies in mail week invited
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    SERVICE NOTES.
    307 8 Strength ofO ur arri^ (From a London (\>rrr Lieutenant C. J. p*'. 11 wno recently assumed ;!<• ,i,. I e Camp to the Govern,,, t ,T(Z of Aid, ■in Chief of the Strait- 0r llyi «nder been seconded while i/.' has ant Corbm was commit f Ll^te c
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    CHILD RETURNED TO FATHER.
    166 8 Food More Important H\an Love. (From Our Own Corresptndent.) Penan*, Jjik 11. j "You must not talk nonsense. Love is all very well but your child will requir* rice, milk and care." said Mr. Justiu Sproule in the Supreme Court 10 a Chines? who said he
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    ATTEMPT TO DERAIL TRAIN IN PERAK.
    98 8 Driver's Presence of Mind. (From Our Own < h mtf. Ipoh. June 11. A second attempt to d< rail nail train was made yesterday o> Bagsa Serai where about 20 jungle poles vere found across the Inc. Fortui *JJJ saw the obstacle and stopped
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    CIVILIAN'S COURAGE.
    40 8 Caught a Dangerous Thief. (From Our Own < Penang, J J»« 11--n ■■111 Tan Ah fi. <" "3*J prison for theft of a valued at $60, from a g the magistrate commeri gave chase, in spite with sUbbing. and hr
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    48 8 From Holland by i ,luC Singapore to-morrow na *rht& From Europe, (Lond May 23) by "Khiva." a.m. to-morrow. -Wak»s» From China and Maru," due at Siagapon From China and Ja at Singapore at 5 a.ir: jjiai— From China and th* Maru," due at Singapon 15th instant.
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    29 8 Latest Quotations. RUBBEK. London:—lo 9/16 d. New York:—JOtt Singapore:—34 44-34 TIN 6d); London:—Spot 3?«^^ 3 months, buyer* 'T» sellers £205 7s 6d < o \d > Singapore:-$103.12V < 150
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    TROUBLE FOR CABINET? Miners' Stronger Group in House of Commons.
    1179 9 COOK COUNSELS PATIENCE. More New Ministers Announced. REUTER'S SERVICE. London. June 11. is a possibility of trouble ahead for the Labour Government in C( oi the miners bitterness. Their defeat at the hands of Ac ners three years ago is
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    Ratification of Labour Agreements.
    72 9 British Official Wireless. Rugby, June 11. At the meeting of the International Labour Conference at Geneva this morning, Mr H Wolfe, British Government representative, said he was authorised to state that the British Government intends to proceed at the earliest possible moment with the ratification of
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    A DEFINITE DECISION.
    103 9 Reuter's Service. London, June 11. Diplomatic circles rerard a visit to America by Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald aa a "definite probability." It. is an open secret that Mr. Baldwin, when Prime Minister, had accepted an invitation to visit the United States. Later Reuter understands that Mr. MacDonald
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    Dutch Protest to Venezuela.
    211 9 WILLEMSTAD EPISODE. Another Battle with the Raiders. Reuter's Service. The Hague, June 11. The destroyer "Kortenaer" has embarked a detachment of marines and left for the West Indies in connection with the Wiliemstad affair. It is hoped that she will arrive at Curacao on June 22.
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    MORE WHITE PEOPLE FOR AFRICA.
    128 9 New Railway Opens Up Fertile Uplands. Reuter's Service. Cala, Angola, W. Africa, June IL Ceremonies in connec ion with the opening of the Benguella railways, which many distinguished people, including Prince Arthur of Connaught, are attending at Luao, began with the Portuguese Minister for the
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    AFFAIRS OF STATE.
    130 9 His Majesty Resuming Many Functions. Reuter's Service. London, June 11« The "Gazette" contains rn Order-in-Council revoking the Letters Patent which empowered a Royal Commission to act on the King's behalf during his first illness. The Order declares that His Majesty is able to resume many functions of
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    NON-STOP FROM CALCUTTA.
    26 9 Reuter's Service. Rangoon, June 11. Arachart and Rignot, the French fliers to the Far East, have arrived on a nonstop flight from Calcutta.
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    HUNGARY'S ASPIRATION.
    50 9 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Budapest, June li. The Rumanian, Jugo-Slavian and CzechoSlovakian Ministers have jointly issued a demarche on Premier Bethlen's recent speech on the occasion of the unveiling of a war memorial, in wh eh he protested against the Trianon Treaty, saying that Hungary desired a united Fatherland.
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    THE ATLANTIC FLYER.
    34 9 Reuter's Service. Reykjavik, June 11. The "Sverige" left for Ivigtut at 0.35 this morning, resuming her trans-Atlantic flight. Copenhagen, Juue 11. The "Sverige" returned to Reykjavik at 9 o'clock this morning.
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    GERMAN LOAN FAILS.
    31 9 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Berlin, June 11. The internal 503 million mark loan has proved a fiasco, only 118 millions being subscribed to the first issue of 300 millions.
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    TROOPS READY TO ATTACK.
    249 9 Feng s Last Chance. ORDERED TO HAND OVER HONAN. Two Air Squadrons Sent. Telegraphi messages received by courtesy of the 'Sin Chew Jit Poh" state that priparations for the punitive expedition of Nanking forces against General Feng are ccmplet?, and the troops are awaiting final orders
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    GERMANY DEMANDS REVISION OF POLICY.
    108 9 Minorities Problem. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Madrid June 11. During the course of the continued debate on the Minority question, Herr. Strcsemann delivered a sharp criticism of the Commission's work and re-advanced the O-rman demands for a basic change of the League's Minority policy. However, in
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    "SOCIETY OF THE GODLESS."
    76 9 Anti-Religious Campaign in Russia. Reuter's Service. Moscow, June 12. "There are millions of religious believers and only thousands of Godless p rson-, but we shall uproot religion and destroy its influence with the masses" comments the "Pravda'' in an editorial regarding the congress of the S
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    MINERS' INTERNATIONAL.
    50 9 Meeting in London. British Official Wireless. Rugby, June 11. The Executive Committee of the Miners' International Federation met in London to day, representatives being p esent from Great Brit in, Germany. France and Belg'um. The commiUee settled several questions of an administrative character. Further sessions are being held.
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    CHINA EXPEDITION.
    39 9 Leader Goes to Boston for Treatment. Reuter's Service. Boston, U.S.A., June 11. The explorer, Svcnhedin, has arrived from Peking for spevial treatment of neuritis in the shoulder. The other members of his expedition are remaining in China.
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    KING FUAD IN BERLIN.
    46 9 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Berlin, June 11. After inspection of the Tempelhof Aerodrome, King Fuad was the guest of the Reichstag Speaker, Herr. Loebe. at luncheon, at which the leaders Of the political Parlies attended in order to make the King's acquaint: nee.
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    To-day's Features.
    17 9 HOME SPORTS REVIEW, on page 4. MALAYAN PERSONALITIES, Sir James William Murison, on page 4.
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    Sports & Pastimes. SINGAPORE LEAGUE.
    752 10 Sports Pastimes. SINGAPORE LEAGUE. Welch Beat R. A. EXTRAORDINARY FUMBLING. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. In a Second Division game at the Stadium yesterday, the Welch defeated the R.A. by 6 goals to nil in a game which was extraordinary for the fumbling in front of goal and the throwing away of glorious
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    SEREMBAN MATCHES.
    193 10 Hose Cup Semi-Finalists. The first round of the Hose Cup competition came to a close at Seremban on Monday when the Temiantr Rovers Association beat the Persidangan Blia Club 6—o, i In a one-sided game. The goal scorers Were Frederick Sta Maria (3) Ed. Mauricio, Marimuttu and Jules
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    WHAT A WINDFALL!
    60 10 Horse Wins with One Backer. THE TURF. Reuter's Service. Shanghai, June 11. A world record for parimutuel dividends was established this afternoon at Kiangwan Racecourse when Robledo came in first paying $15,193. There was only one backer. The ticket cost $5. The jockey was Billy Tingle, an
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    PERAK T. C. MEETING.
    426 10 Very Successful Year. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, June 11. At :he Perak Turf Club annual meeting, Mr. Osborne, presiding, reviewed the very successful year, despite a profit drop cf 75 per cent, in the summer meeting, due to the unusually heavy expenses and considerable structural
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    Tamils Compete at Changi.
    186 10 ATHLETICS. Tamil Indian employees of the Royal Engineers competed keenly in a number of athletic events on Monday at the Changi sports ground. A championship medal presented by Major L. M. Malan, O 8.E., was won by Rajamanikam and a medal presented b/ Major A. T.
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    A Malacca School's Annual.
    30 10 The Anglo-Chinese School, Malacca, are holding their annual sports on Saturday at Bickley Park. Two inter-school events, h gh jump and long jumf), will be decided.
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    ENGLAND v. S. AFRICA.
    85 10 English Team for First Test DULEEPSINGHI INCLUDED. CRICKET. Reuter's Service. London, June 11. The following team has been selected to represent England in the First Test against the South Africans commencing at Ibirmingham on Saturday: J. C. White (cant S G ft. Fender K s Duleepsinghi,H.
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    COUNTY MATCHES.
    514 10 More Bowling Feats. Reuter's Service. London, June 11. The following are the results of county championship and other~first class matches which were concludsd to-day:— DERBY BEAT WORCESTER. Derby: 115 and 24. Worcester: 70 (Worthington 5 for 21) and 169. Played at Stourbridge, Derby won by 116 runs. NORTHANTS
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    Gloves on in Siam.
    147 10 NEW REGULATIONS. BOXING. Bangkok, May 26. Occidental notions have invaded even the boxings rings of Siam. Fighters must henceforth wear boxing gloves, according to new regulations fc pugilism which have been framed by an official committee. Heretofore boxers for a century part have fought with nothing
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    K. L. Player's Breaks.
    35 10 BILLIARDS. Playing against Mr. E. J. Vallentine at the Lake Club, Kuala Lumpur, on Friday last, Mr. E. E. F. Pretty made breaks of 6G, 41, and 102 in quick succession.
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    STORE CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    368 10 A Hard Fought Doubles Match. HOOI HYE v. BONG SOO TO-DAY. LAWN TENNIS. The Chief Justice (Sir William Murison) was among the large crowd that watched the doubles matches in the Singapore championship at ths S.C.C. yesterday. Out of the four matches dec'd.d only one— Roy Smith and
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    AMATEUR TITLES.
    204 10 I Wethered's Erratic Brilliance. GOLF. Reuter's Service. Sandwich, June 11. Playing umkr ideal conditions in the first round of the British amateur championship meeting at Sandwich, T. Perkins (Castle Bromwich), the holder, beat G Manford (Luffness) 6 and 5. Perkins who is the favourite, was one under four
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    The American Event.
    74 10 Reuter's Service. New York, June 11. Over 900 golfers are engaged in the American amateur championship qualifying competitions, involving 19 cities and stretching from coast to coast. Among striking failures are Jess Svveets>gr (the ex-British and American champion) Jesse Guildford (the ex-American titl -holder), J. Watts Gunn
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    K.G.C. Events.
    44 10 The June monthly medal competition (stroke) at the Kepptl Golf Club will I played on Saturday end Sunday, and tho ladies' spoon on Monday. Thi qualifying round* of the St. James Cup competition will he played in conjunction with the June m:dal
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    Two Internationals.
    105 10 BASEBALL. Tho Anglo-American Baseball Association hel l a full dress practice at Stamford Bridge in mail week and the season commenced with a match against the New York 1 -cviathan On June 13 an inten ding fixtu'e has ben arrangd between Oxford University and Japan (Meiji University of
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    860 10 The "Antung" is expected from Swatow, Amoy and Hong Kong with 1,000 native deck passengers from the first two ports. The "Wakasa Maru" is due to-morrow from Hong Kong and is sailing for South I America with 996 immigrants the next day. The "Namsang" is due from Kobe
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    MURDER LAST NIGHT.
    58 10 Robbery Not the Motive. About nine o'clock last nie.ht an arm d Chinese entered a house in Lorong 3, Geylang, and shot dead a compatriot livin z there. He also wounded, though not seriously, another Chinese, and then left. The motive, apparently, was not robbery. The Police
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    Court of Appeal.
    176 10 END OF Turpi pr, CASK. ,(t Altered Che, u B Appeal. fn the Court of i fore their lordship vL PP f al Mt^. Justice Stevens Mr the appeal was ui th l? Jttsti wh«ch Syed YoTi b? n Wfl c the s Akagoff had filed 5
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    MALAYAN JOURNALISM.
    295 10 The "Get Tocher Idea. is now in Penang n a sLrtES terviewed by the 4tra£ Ir Jennings said that he wa. S t« get to Penang and progress ahtec he was last u£T seemed to be an .ir lheri Penang which was very* ffi of course was going^S
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    DISTINGUISHED INDIAN VISITOR.
    203 10 Welcome of Singapore Residents. Mr. Mir Zynuaddin Sahil». District and 'Sessions Judge. Negapatani. visited pore during the past tew days and was gutst of Mr. K. Mohameti Hussar. At Mr. Hussain's bungalow in Grov? Hoad on Sunday the visitor met j rominent m of the Indian communities
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    RURAL BOARD.
    77 10 Contribut or! to 1 awl «tJ li f,d A meeting of the R' in the board room. lin?, when thoe p Tree, Commissioner ol Unas t Mr. G. Sturrock. (D «»eer); Dr. F. R. E Officer) and Messrs. H G Dix, J. A. Ellas, S Thatcher, Dr. R.
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    EGYPTIAN KING IN GERMANY.
    168 11 Enthusiastic Welcome. Transe-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Berlin, June 10. m King's special train arrived f r a t the profusely decorated 11 V Von Hindenburg and Govern- atives welcomed the guest, n: r( h King Fuad and Von Hindenburg jfter»" ual .j ot honour, while arciilery Rovn
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    MINORITY DEBATE TO BE POSTPONED?
    48 11 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Madrid, June 10. Herr Stresemann, whose parley with M. Rrar ,f was t poned until Tuesday, coni t with ii.ulescu and Frocope upon Vrorities. Meanwhile all signs indicate fpostponenn ;ii by the League of the iinoritv dt ba to September.
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    GERMANY STUDYING BRITISH RAILWAYS.
    26 11 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. London, June 10. director of the German railways, Herr Mueller, arrived for an extensive action of British railway organisation.
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    THEFT OF MOTOR-CAR.
    115 11 Sixteen-Year-Old Youth Sentenced. Wh-rt a sixteen-year-old Indian youth, who had been convicted by the Third ft of a motor-car outis in Bukit Timah Road, appeared b f< re the District Judge (Mr. C. 11. G. Clark for sentence yesterday »me Jonps pleaded for y in view of
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    BOY SCOUTS' ASSOCIATION
    47 11 rders f or week ending Sunday June 16: Amorrow, June 13.—Band Practice, barter,, 5.15 p.m. r. Fr Ja June 14.—Elementary Signalling 2 s Headquarters, 5.15 p.m. Advanced Class, Headquarters, 5.15 p.m. |jj»fcy, June 15.—Braddell Shield Relay i3op^ nct,on a P ier and Tangling Roads,
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    152 11 untitled the Newspaper octopus is not to put nST** und tne Malayan press yet FcUo^ n f marl:s the "Pinang Gazette." mapor n annou ncement by a '•ftrdhp ontem P©rary that any rumours 11 aJe to tne syndicate were re comes the news from the ya" that the Ipoh publica«"«na
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    655 11 Sunday, June 'J. Jft and Lady Clifford attended High Mass at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd, at 8 a.m. Monday, June 3. At 745 a.m. His Excellency, attended by Captain Corbin and Mr. Chick. As. D.C was present at the Padang at the Parade held m celebration
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    352 11 Phya Prakit Kolasastra, acting DirectorGeneral of the Siamese Post and Telegraph Department, who has gone to London for the International Postal Congress, spenJ ten years in England before the war, and is one of Siam's most progressive officials. The Hon. Mr. Swamy Sahajanantha. member of the Legislative Council, Madras, who
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    LAYING OF CORNER STONE.
    87 12 Straits Chinese Chimh at Kampong Kapor. Th? laying of the corner stone of the Strait? Chinese Methodist Church at Kampong Ka; or on June 3. The four promioent perrons at the cr»mon"\ from bft to right in the above picture, were Bishop Edwin F. Lee, who
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    K. L. SWEEP TICKET SENSATION.
    381 12 A Defendant Arrested. A sensational development has arisen (reports the "Malayan Daily Express" of Kuala Lumpur) out of the Turf Club sweep tii-ket dispute. It became known on Fr day night that the second defendant, Lim Thong Hock, had been detained at Tanjeng Malnn while
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    JAVANESE GUNMAN.
    81 12 Pistol Given Him by Friend. A Javanese who was recently arre>st?d near Sultan Gate, Rochore, in possession of a pistol and six rounds of ammunition, pleaded guilty before the District Judge (Mr. C. H. G. Clarke) yesterday morning He said he was a pilgrim recruiter and the pistol
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    123 12 "T.O.M." A Malay reader has sent us a letter which we cannot publish because it is couched in unparliamentary terms. This Malay reader complains that all Government offices are filled with .Jaffna clerks and that, because of this, Malays cannot get posts in Government offices. He alleges that in one
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    Commercial News. RUBBER INDUSTRY SACRIFICED?
    393 13 "Secret and Sinister Intrigue." At the 23rd annual meeting of Kapar Para Rubber Estates, Ltd., on April 29, in London, Mr. A. A. Baumann (Chairman) said: In order gentlemen, that you may estimate for yourselves the blessings of the announcement of restriction, I will creep
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    MALAYSIAM PROSPECTS.
    97 13 Speaking in London on May 3 at the statutory meeting of the Malaysiam Tin Co., Ltd., Viscount Elibank, the chairman, said that "steps are being taken to obtain the mining lease over the proved portion of Tambun estate section of Tambun mine, and it is estimated that a
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    TIN COMBINE NOT NEEDED?
    284 13 Malayan Miners Unwilling. Mr. John Howeson, chairman of the Anglo-Oriental Tin Mining Corporation, warns tin consumers of a "day of reckoning." He says that a time must come when the output of tin will again sink below consumption and, since consumption is continually growing and 1929-30
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    THE TIN SITUATION.
    151 13 Effect of Smelters' Monopoly. The financial correspondent of the "Straits Echo" reports regarding tin that although there has been no pronounced movement in the metal the undertone of the market is firm. "The Rationalisation Group are actively canvassing the position and in the near future I expect
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      356 13 I Theme Songs for Cinema- 1 Films. I Flower o! Love (Fox Tret) White Shadows in the Sooth Sees. f I Love You Then (Waltz) Dancing Daughters g jj Weary River Weary River I IrJ Sally of my Dreams (Fox) Mother Knows Best Etc., etc Jjj OBTAINABLE FROM X Nang
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      565 14 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. All persons having any claims against Chop Cheong" Joo of No. 82, Robinson Road, Singapore, Rubber Merchants, are requested to send in particulars of their claims forthwith to the undersigned. CHNG PHEE LAM, Partner of Chop Cheong Joo, No. 82, Robinson Road, Singapore. Dated th- 11th June,
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      557 14 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED —A nurse, Chinese, Japanese, or Indian. Must understand English. To travel to Europe and back. Take charge of baby one year old. Only experienced pessons need apply to No. 17, Belilios Road after 5 p.m. WANTED—For Indian home, a lady house-keeper from 6.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m.
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      330 16 j Neapolitan Ice Cream n y "THREE FLAVOURS IN ONE" O I AT YOUR DINNER PARTIES SERVE g 1 GOLD STORAGE ICE CREAM. 0 2 Obtainable in Pint and Quart Bricks. j] 1 Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. I B (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) q 2 For Quality and
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      104 16 I The New I Superior I Whippets I have now arrived. I The style creation of master designers—the I mechanical triumph of leading engineers. I See these cars at our showroom. 1 CYCLE CARRIAGE CO., (1926) LTD. jfl (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) ***************252! HV'w jun mtSĔr p.nth.. marVin 6
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