Malaya Tribune, 30 June 1932

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XIX. No. 153 SINGAPORE THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday, June 30, 1932. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, THURSDAY JUNE 30, 1932.
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      264 2 A. musejowlents <— il t What a Combination! j LUBITSCH CHEVALIER— JEANETTE!! Welcomed back by 3,940 people at Yesterday s Opening! j 6.15 NIGHTLY 9.15 MATINEES: Saturday Sunday j Thi Famous stars of 'LOVE PARADE" I Maurice Chevalier JEANLTTE j MaeDONALD hs*W* I Genevieve Tobin I Young iPR*';! M m
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      148 2 TO-NIGHT "~&Jb Stanley LUPINO i IN LO_VE_LfES j SATURDAY I SBHsiiiwe SusifT HALF-PRICE WEEK-END MATINEES: j j JBp A Dangerous Affair" I JaCk RoU Ra!ph Gravf S I Mbl' ja The Diamond Master II «*****11 111 1 I I I I I I I I I I 1 CLEARANCE SALE
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      8 2 Rheumatic are quickly relieved by SLOAN'S LINIMENT 3070
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    AT THE CINEMAS.
    332 3 Delightful Picture At The Capitol. Cinema patrons who have any doubt abou the ability of Maurice Chevalier and Jeanette Mac Donald to make a brilliant picture, under the direction of Ems. Lubitsch, should see "Onr Hcur With You." now showing at the Capitol. It is entirely different
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    APPOINTMENTS IN THE EAST.
    175 3 How Young Men At Home Are Duped. Writing from Java, c reader calls attention to the continued publication in newspaper.; a: home cf mjUloading fcdv-rtisementf In reference to employment by planting and trading companies and firms in the East. The advertisements emanate from shady agent! who.
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    RUBBER REPORTS.
    526 3 Some Comments From Home. j j j I The past few weeks have produced surprisingly few appeals for further capital on the part of rubber companies; but shareholders can take it that thi; is merely a temporary Chase t?nd that schemes for the provision c. additional finance will
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    138 3 Chamber Of Commerce R. A. Report- The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Aesociaticn's weekly auction report cf June 29 slates: Caeulcgued 1.770.375 1b.=790 35 tons. Offered 1.432.163 lb —639.36 tens. Sold 1.199 132 tb.= 535.33 tens. Louden spot l"- 4 d. New York spot 2 9 16
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    PRODUCE.
    183 3 Singapore, June 30. Rice, Siam Al per Koyan $200 Rice, Siam 1 $185 Rica, Siam 2 $170 Rice, Siam 3 $160 Rice. B. Siam No. 1 $129 Rice. B. Siam No. 2 $123 Rice, Siam "Sinway" per koyan No. 1 $177 Rice, Siam No. 2 $162 Rice, Saigon Al
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    Commercial News.
    1079 3 A BRIGHT FUTURE AHEAD. Hong Fatt (Sungei Besi), Ltd. Investment And Cash Position Satisfactory. The fifth annual general meeting of the Hcng Fatt (Sungei Besi). Ltd., was held at the office of the secretaries. Messrs. Walter Grenier and Cc, Kwang Yik Bank Building.;, Kuala Lumpur, on Tuesday, at
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    308 3 B. ETLIN AND CO.'S REPORT. June 30. 11 fcjß RUBBER. London: 1 d.. unchanged. New York: 2 916 cents <G.». unchanged. Shares: Nominal. Allenbys 20—30 cents. Ayer Moleks 13—20 cents. Ayer Panas 15—20 cents. Bassetts 10—15 cents, Brogas 10—15 cents, Bukit Jelotongs 05—10 cents, Bukit Katils 10—15
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    51 3 Singapore. June 30. Standard £pot 5 5 Ju'y 5 1 16 5 3 1C Aug. f|A 5., July-£ept 5j t ihi Oct.-Dec. s', 5% Tone of Maiket: Dull Steady. Latest Cabl°: London Spot Sheet per lb. New Yoik: Spot Sheet 2 916 cents (0.1 per
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    305 3 (By Courtesy of Hongkong Bank.) Singapore, June 30. Selling: London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 29,32 d„ London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 27 32d., London 80 days right 2s. 313 16d. London 30 days' li 2s. 3 25 32d London demand 2s 3%d., London T.T 2s. J
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      295 3 I Assets exceed $12,000,000. V Assurance in force over $85,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Strait* Settlement*). HBAD OFFICE: Great B»tern LB, Buhdln,, Cecil street. Shw*.. London OFFICE: 21 OM Jewr X c Th. Compaq ha. m oo» deposed w.th the Supreme Court of .ud
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    THE NEW SIAM.
    848 4 An up-country contemporary recalls that only a few months ago an American financier, speaking in Bangkok, referred to Siam as "the one oasis in the desert of depression, the one calm spot on a sea of political tempests." He was woefully wrong about the oasis and far
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    191 4 Under the auspices of the Paya Lebar Epworth League Mr. Ng Yew Seng will B ive a lecture on China at the Methodist Mission Chapel to-morrow at 8 p.m. knit S n I™*, WaS a by the X N.IK.M. 'plane from Batavla to Singapore on Tuesday, Passengers from SmgTpoT to
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    WEEKLY WAGES SYSTEM.
    131 4 Clerical Union Council Support It. A special meeting of the Council of the Clerical Union was held yesterday at Raffles Chambers when tlie Weekly Wage question was discussed at great length. Mr. Lim Kee Cheok, the President of the Union, was in the chair. It was unanimously
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    FREE STATE'S REFUSAL TO PAY.
    90 4 Britain Replies With Duty On Irish Goods. Reuter. London, June 30. Mr. Baldwin is expected to announce in the House of Commons to-day the Government's intention to introduce a Bill next week empowering Govcrnmen: to collect £1,500.000 of the land annuities d:bt withheld by the
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    SUNDAY ENTERTAINMENT BILL.
    108 4 Money For Film Art. London, June 30. The Sunday Enter ainments Bill passed its third reading in the House of Commons by 146 tC 56—Reuter. Rugby, June 29. During the debate on the Sunday Cinema Bill in the House of Commons a new clause was moved on
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    THE "MALAYA TRIBUNE."
    68 4 Reverts To Former Make-up From To-morrow. We have decided to revert to our old makeup from to-morrow. Many readers have expressed dislike for the separation of the paper into two sections, as during the past month or iwo. It is mechanically convenient and assists m speedy publication,
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    85 4 Mails by the outward Dutch aeroplane from Amsterdam are expected to arrive at Singapore by the evening express to-morrow. Correspondence will be ijeady for delivery to boxholders at 7.30 p.m. From Holland and Germany by the "Poclau Laut," due at Singapore at 8 a.m. to-morrow. From China by
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    BURIAL OF MR. TAN SOO SIM.
    40 4 Mr. Tan Soo Sim, proprietor of the Capitol Theatre. Malacca, who died following an operation fcr poisoning which ensued on pricking a pimple, will be bur.cd on Saturday, not on Sunday, as previously reported
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    272 4 The report that Mr. W. Dunman. of Cameron Highlands, was ill in Batu Gajah Hospital caus ?d amusement to Mr. Dunman and some little inconvenience in that he had to answer numerous telegrams and letters of sympathy from friends all over Malaya. As a matter of fact, says the '•Times
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    493 4 'by noonM»., _J Mr. Taylor shouldn't rub it I We all know that \f Q u behind the times. ya 18 b Aviation, broadcasting cornTV cations—that's "a," «V 1 H Unu one could go on to "z." C an(J A Hong Kong paper devotes i L, of
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    48 4 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London: 19id. New York: 2 9 16 cents. Singapore: 5 1% cents. TIN. London Spot: £114 15s. (Up London '3 months: £116 10s. (Up Singapore: $59.87£ (100 tons sold). COPRA. Messrs. Barlow and Co. report: Sundried I, Mixed $4W Hie market la quiet
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      298 4 "MAHMET'* The World s Finest Baby Carriages. I MARKET BABY CARRIAGES HAVE A WORLD-WIDE REPUTATION FOR LIGHTNESS, DURABILITY AND STYLE. MARMETS— j FOR SAFETY, STRENGTH AND SMARTNESS, j STOCKED IN VARIOUS COLOURS, PRICES FROM $39. I j SOLE AGENTS: I ROBINSON Co.. Ltd., j SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR. II Mil I
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      59 4 A Happy Thought FOR THE CHRISTENING j PRESENT. CHILDREN'S CUPS j IN SOLID SILVER. U.S. de Silva Bros., JEWELLERS, 23, High Street, Singapore. 634 T. K. K.'S Hair Pommade 15 cts. and 29 cts. per bottle. Rubber Soap Dish 15 cts. each. Erasers from 2 cts. to 9 cts. each.
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      41 4 SINGAPORE WEATHER REPORT. Yesterday's Maximum Temperature 87°F La t night s Minimum Temperature 72~F Yesterday s Rainfall 1.00 Ins. Ye terday's Sunshine 7.6 hours. Yesterdays 1 p.m. Relative Humidity Yesterday's 1 p.m. Wind W.S.W. 15 mph Yesterday's 1 p.m. Weather Fine
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    Will Debts Talks Go On For Ever?
    1258 5 GERMANY DEMANDS EQUALITY. RESTRICTIONS MUST GO. Getting Nearer To An Agreement. Reuter. Progress n settling the European reparations problem is slow but. owing to the good work of the British Premiter. the French and German viewpoints appear to be approaching a practical agreement.
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    DEBTS WILL NOT BE CANCELLED.
    174 5 Democrats Will Repeal Prohibition. Reuter. Chicago, June 29. A sensation has been created by the Democratic Convention Platform Committee, by votes to 18, adopting straight prohibition repeal as a plank. The decision was unexpected as it was supposed that the Committee, which is controlled by
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    SERIOUS AFFRAY AT CHANGI.
    96 5 Victims Locked Up. j A serious aflray amonest some Indian coolies occurred at the 11th mile, Changi. en Wednesday. It appears that five men. armed with parangs and sticks, clashed with several others who were unarmed, bad'y injuring two of their number. They then, it is
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    NAZIS MAY WEAR UNIFORMS.
    80 5 Score Against Bavarian Government. Reuter. Berliri*'Junc 29. The Nazis have scored a point against the Bavarian Government and are now authorised to appear in their uniforms there and in oth/r States without fear cf arrest, under the Presidential decree to-day cancelling the general prohibition. Prohibition will
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    COMMUNAL RIOTS IN BOMBAY.
    38 5 Police Open Fire Four Times. Reuter. Bombay. Jun«; 29. Two were killed and 90 injured in grave •rioting between the Hindus and the Moslems in North Bombay. The Police opened fire on four occasions.—Reuter.
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    NO ELECTIONS YET IN SIAM.
    362 5 Education Qualification Instituted. j j I (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, June 29. The re-constitution of the Government of Siam, following upon the coup d'etat of the People's Party last Friday, enacts that the highest powers in the country belong to the entire people, to
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    To-day's Features.
    82 5 TOPICS OF TO-DAY, on page 4. DIARY OF EVENTS, on page 7. WORLD WIRELESS LINKS, on page 7. CLUB DIARY, on page 8. LITERARY NOTES, on page 9. BOYS CORNER, on page 10. WIRE CUTTING NEAR SEREMBAN. on p. 10. INDIAN NEWS AND NOTES, on page 11. WHAT
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    THE DAIREN CUSTOMS IMPASSE.
    298 5 JAPAN'S TERMS OF SETTLEMENT. Canton Air Officers' Revolt. Reuter. Japan has sugges'ed tfrnw for settling the Cu.'toms impasse at Dair. n Canton aviators have revolted against the civil war betvrtecn the- Canton Army and Navy. Shanghai, June 30. White Mr. T. V. Soor.g, Finance Minister, proposes
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    STARTLING DEVELOPMENT IN CANTON.
    412 5 Air Force Rebels Against Civil War. Hongkong. June 30. The situation in Canton has taken a sudden turn yesterday when over thirty members of the Car.ton Air Force including the director. Colonel Wong Kwong Yu. left their pests and proceeded to Hongkong. They will, it is
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    MANY CUSTOMS OFFICERS ARRESTED.
    412 5 Japanese Guarding The Buildings-^ I A "Union Times" message states that 95 Chinese Customs officers in Manchuria were arrested yesterday by Japanese troops, who arc reported to be guarding all the Customs houses In the three North-East Provinces. Tekyo has proposed that all the Customs houses,
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      304 5 "ONE HOUR WITH YOU The great picture that is now beinpr screened at the Capitol Theatre is full of lilting music which is best recorded on His Master's Voice RECORDS ONE HOUR WITH YOU F T. Ambrose Orchestra. ±5.01 14 WHAT WOULD YOU DO F.T. B4IBS ONE HOUR WITH YOU
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    666 6 Sports Pastimes. ASSN. FOOTBALL. SINGAPORE LEAGUE RESULTS. Airmen Outplay The S.R.C. The R.A.F. completely outplayed the S.R.C. In their First Division engagement at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday. The airmen played polished football throughout the game and thel: finishing was always strong, while their opponents lacked confidence in front of
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    CATTLE TRADERS BEAT S.C.C.
    249 6 The Straits Cattle Trading Co. beat the S.C.C. by two goals to nil yesterday on the Padang in the Second Division of the S.A.P.A. League. Mr. B. S. M. Corter refereed and the teams lined up as follows: S.C.T.: De Silva; P. Muthu, Humphries; Anong, Aziz.
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    JOHORE CHINESE COLLAPSE.
    176 6 MILITARY "A*S" 6 GOALS VICTORY. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, June 28. I There was another good turn-out on the Istana Padang this afternoon to witness the League fixture between the Johore Chinese P.A. and the JohorV Military Forces "A" team. The Chinese "Were unable to
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    SOUTH JOHORE LEAGUE.
    400 6 Medicos Overwhelm The Police, I (From Our Own. Correspondent.) Johore "Bahru. June 27. In ideal weather and before a large crowd last year's champions, the Medical Sports Club, trounced the local Police to-day by B—L8 —L The Medicos played with vim and vigour while their opponents put
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    MALAYAN AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP.
    96 6 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. 1 BILLIARDS. The following are the results of marches in tlie Malayan Amateur Billiards (4 ball) championship tournament for the Frankal Shield played yesterday at the New World: Poh Kiang Siew (United Confederated Funeral Association) beat A. Sani (Persanangan Stia Club) 300 against 240; Ang
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    S.H.B.J.S.C. TOURNAMENT.
    52 6 Results of ties in the second round of the S.H.B.J.S.C. American Championship are as follows: Chee Chong Sien 300 beat E, Garnell 204 Yeo Kirn Leong 300 beat Chow Kum Cheong 290 Ong Seng Kay 300 beat Koh Kirn Soon 215.. Lim Poh Seah 300 beat L. C.
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    WOMAN'S ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE FOILED.
    100 6 (From. Our Own Correspondent.) Muar, June 28. m eS WQman with a chUd oa her back attempted to commit suicide, but she was stepped just in time. She went to the river bank near the Public offices and was in the act, of jumplng in
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    THE WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    159 6 Frenchmen Beat The Japanese. LAWN TENNIS. Reuter. London, June 29. In the quarter-finals of the doubles Boussus and Merlin beat Miki and Satoh 6—3, 6 4, 3—G, 6—1, Allison and Van Ftyn beat Menzei and Olliff 6 —4, 3—6, 8—6, 6—3, and Hughes and Perry beat Wood
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT.
    178 6 Results And Ties- The following ties were played off yesterday in the S.C.C. lawn tennis tournament. Mixed Doubles Level. Roy Smith and Mrs. c. J. Smith beat Ci. Polglase and Miss Crewe 6—2, 6—o Mr. and Mrs Warden beat D. H. Kleinman and Mrs. 6—2, 6—3. N. S.
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    S.C.R.C. TOURNAMENT.
    346 6 Results of ties played on Monday and Tuesdey Li the S.C R.C. tennis tournament are as fdkrws:— '•A" Doubles Handicap. John Lim and Tan Huck Toe beat Cheong Ci cc Lim and Lai Kwc-ng Chun 6—3. 6—l. Low Kee Chee and Tan Chiap Choon beat Tan Thia i
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    TO-NIGHT S PROGRAMME.
    94 6 BOXING. A reminder is given of to-nighfs programme at the New World Arena. The main bout is between Nicky Sullivan and Joe Diamond Jason He, of Selangor, will meet Kid Gabo-* Slogger Mike, of Seremban, will meet Georges 2Si. ner EIUS me€ts Nell Hemchit; and Battling Key
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    22 6 All membersof Java Perankaakao Club are invited to a rouggeng pary at the club ries.fsf Safar y t0 ce!cbr ate the Mandi
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    MALAY LEAGUE MATCH.
    137 6 MINTO ROAD BEAT JAVA ROAD. CRICKET. In the Malay Cricket League on the MF.A. Balestier ground on Sunday, Java Road (champions), by a lead of 9 runs in the first innings, managed to take two points from Mi ito Road. After all the good bats had been
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    NONDESCRIPTS v. UNITED ENGINEERS.
    63 6 Th:; following have been invited to represent the N.C.C. against the United Engineers on Saturday, at 2 p.m. O.i the N.C.C. grounds: R. E. Fernando, R. Scully, P. Cooke, J. N. Fernando (eapt.). L. Smith, Carlo Pereira, P. R. Fcrb.t, A. I. A. Hamid, M. S.
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    63 6 Raffles Ccllcg; team in their annual fixture against the Medical College en Saturday and Sunday on the Raffles College Padang di a.m en Saturday ar.d 10.30 a.m. on Sunday): S Stewart, Swee Kee, P. Lewis, Mosbergen, Teik Ktci T. T. Arasu, V. Muttlah, Kaher Singh Tharam Singh, Minjoct, C. A.
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    COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE.
    169 6 Tlie County championship table Including ma.ches complete yesterday are as follows: PclDts —.15 6 3 4 1st In. Ktnt (3> P- W. L. W. L. D. Pts. 13 7 1 0 3 3 122 \cikshire (1; 13 5 2 2 l 3 100 (5) 12 5 2
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    HARBOUR BOARD J.S.C. TIES.
    162 6 BADMINTON. Tne following are the results in the fifth round of the S.H.B.J.S.C. Angles and doubled league tournaments:— Smgles: A. Elankayer beat Koh Kan Yean Scon n Kbai Seng Koh Unit" lo 15 10 15 9 A- Elankayer beat Lim Cheng Hong 14—14. 3—o 15—12- Koh
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    JUVENILE OPEN DOUBLES.
    79 6 The following are the ties for next week in the open doubles championship of the Juvenile 8.P.: Monday: (a) Wee Boon Hai and Lim Koon Wah v. Low Bok Eng and Tan Chin Chuan Tuesday: ib) Ong Hock Poh and Jame Chos v. Tan Eng Tee and
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    TANGKAK BEAT MUAR SISI CLUB.
    48 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Muar, June 28. On Saturday a team from Tangkak met and defeated the,Muar Sisi Club by 4 games to 1 In all 5 matches were played, four doubles and one single. Muar Sisi Club could only win ondoubles match.
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    64 6 Intending competitors In the "C" Class Handicap Tournament of the Merrldale B P are reminded that entries close on Saturday, July 2. Entries and fees should be sent to the hon treasurer, Mr. Lim ChQng Heng, care of the A rH Ura nCe CoWMon, Ltd., China building. The draw will
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    INDIAN TEAMS VICTORY.
    18 6 VOLLEY-BALL. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Muar, June 28. The Indian volley-ball team beat a Chinese
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    ALLEGED SLAYER OF FUNG.
    343 6 Sensational Arrest In Shanghai. Shanghai, June 23, After an intensive investigation and search t xtending over a period of nearly three months ihe Hongkong police believe that they have' with the assistance of the Shanghai police' t:ackcd down the man who murdered George 1 -ng in
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    THE BOY SCOUTS' SISTER.
    186 6 Growth Of Girl Guide Movement. Girl Guides and their auxiliary Brownies are now so übiquitous and so thoroughly a part of the accepted order of youthful things that it is almost a. surprise to be reminded by Lord Baden-Powell that they did not exist before 1909
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    A LIFE FOR FIVE SHILLINGS.
    177 6 London Appeal For China Flood Relief. *2£*JEZ faCt that matter s about the Chinese r-od situation and the relief work in progress 55. p:ctator f May 28, Ls SLtDn sellings subscribed now will keep alive a man cr woman or child who will otherwise be
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    NEW BODLEIAN LIBRARY BUILDINGS.
    186 6 Rockefeller Trust's Conditional Offer. J m 4 "*g generosit y' manifested not so long ago in the constitution of the Pilgrim Trust for our benefit, is illustrated anew to thl Rockefe ler Trust's conditional offer of 1 dollars to meet three-fifths of the cost of the
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    MALACCA NEWS.
    780 6 S. S. (Malacca) Association. (From Our Own Correspondent.) A meeting of the mwmmmTZ 28 Settlements (Malacca) Stfaits on June 27 at 6.30 p. m Thl m2 V held present: Messrs. W. MunroTr.ho ing Wer Hazel, W.H.G. Graham L Pamadasa, P.M. Edmonds. y P G CORRESPONDENCE. In connection with
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    MEETING OF RATEPAYERS.
    36 6 Ratepayers cf Singapore are invited to 8 public meeting at the Adelphi Hotel on Thursday to form a Ratepayers' Association cf Shiga pore, which will give special attentii.i to taxation and public expenditure.
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    What's On To-Night.
    106 6 AThambra "The Passionate Plumber," featuring Buster Keaton, Polly Moran, Irene Puree.'l. Jimmy Durante, etc. CapUd.—Maurice Chevalier and Jeanette Mac Donald in "One Hour with You." Empire.—Harold Lloyd in "Feet First." Great World.—Side shows, Maley opera, Chinese wayangs, silent and talking films, etc. Marlborough— Norma Shearer and Robert
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    WORLD WIRELESS LINKS.
    2667 7 principles Of RadioTelephony. Interesting Talk To Rotary Club. jln development of radio telephony was described by Mr. W. A. Taylor, of the Singapore branch of Standard Telt phones and Cables, Ltd., in thr course of an in.ertsting aidren U. the Kctary Club of Singapore, at Iht nukljr
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    74 7 The Tao Nan Old Boys' Association has been combined with the Lam Lee Society, which ie also an old boys' association. and%.'ie latter's name will be taken into consideration from now onwards. Mr. Lim Boon Ann and Mr. Pek Jin Chye are the sports captains of the society. All communications
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    THEFTS OF COPPER WIRES.
    245 7 Overhead Cable Bodily Removed. Pilfering of its property has become so prevalent that the Electricity Department In Kuala Lumpur is forced to kep its entire system "live" even when there are no consumers taking power from certain lines. Recent 'examples of the extent to which the
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    I.I.C. TRAFFIC RECEIPTS.
    64 7 The following comparison of estimated trnffi? receipts of the Imperial and international Communications, Ltd.. is sent for favour of publication: May, 1932, £358.330. May, 1931. £371,704. Aggregate for five months. January to May: In 1932, £2 006,793. In 1931, £2,009,447. In comparing aggregates regard must be had
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      193 7 No fussing with pots and pans. Every mould a masterpiece. Oown Jelly is a time and labour saving BRITISH PRODUCT. j FRAMROZ Co. V) Never Before Has A Motor Union I Policy Been Available in so Generous \j a Form at So Low a Cost (i THE I OFFICIAL INSURERS
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      194 7 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, JUNE 30. High Tides.—B.2o a.m., 7.35 p.m. Football League: Div. 3, S.H.B. v. M.P.H., 5.H.8.; Ho Hong v. Vehicles, Geylang. TO-MORROW. JULY 1. High Tides—9.22 a.m., 8.20 a.m. 3 A.F.A. Cup. entries clo-e. Fee.ball. Malaya Cup. N. Sembilan v. Johore, Muar. Football League: Div. I, MUlays
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    406 8 MINING. ISSUED BY FRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Sine*pore, June 30, 1932, 10 am. Issue Value. Buyers. Sellers. fj Assam Kumbang Tin 21 6 23j6 xd £1 Austral Malay 18|- 20|--ss. Ayer Hitam Tin 9|- 9j9 cd £1 Bangrin Tin 5;- 6 3 I $1 Batang
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    GENERAL.
    282 8 FRASER CO.'S QUOTATIONS. §1 9] CLOSING QUOTATIONS. mm m > Buyers. Sellers. $2 $2 Alex. Brick Pref. 1.10 1.20 $2 $2 Alex. Brick Ord. 0.60 1.00 norn £1 £1 B. Ameri. Tobacco 70 73 9 $10 $5 B. Malaya Trustee 4.00 5.00 $100 $50 Chinese C. Bank 61.00 63
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    60 8 ISSUED BY FRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Buyers. Sellers. Singapore Cold Storage Deb. 7 per cent. 100 xi Singapore Municipal (1901) 5 per cent. 104 107 norn Singapore Municipal (1907 )fg per cent. 100 103 norn Singapore Municipal Blngapore Municipal atai-lf? er cent /95 WO norn
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    RUBBER SHARES.
    369 8 FRASER <* CO., AND LYALL AND EVATT'S QUOTATIONS. Singapore, June 30, 1932, 10 am Issue To-day's Prices. Value. Fraser Lyall dc 5 Shares. 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. Kunlng 0.05 0.10
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    MARKET PRICES.
    442 8 SINGAPORE, JUNE 24. MEAT. Beef steak (round), kati 3a Beef stew or curry, kati of Pork, lean, kati 3 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 40 Mutton Australian, lb Fowl, kati J Hens (locally reared) kati Ducks, each V 3 Pigeons, domestic unfledged, pair in Pigeons, fledged,
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    33 8 The rate of Issue of Money Order for India tnd 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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    APPEAL ON LIBEL VERDICT.
    359 8 Squabble Over School Building. The Court of Appeal, comprising the Chief Justice (Sir William Murison), Mr. Justice Burton and Mr. Justice Whitley, was busy the whole of yesterday hearing the appeal of Messrs. Tan Kwee Chian, Li Leung Xi and Thng Siong Phuan against the decision
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    105 8 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singapore. June 30. East WharfftEntrance Gate 1). Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3.) Kola. Trocas 16; Magdeburg 13: Cremer II; Madras Maru 9: Nevastroi 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3 Rl-xenor 30; Larut 32; City of Derby 35Laganbank 37. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4.)
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    PENANG VEHICLES OFFICE.
    238 8 Full-Time European Officer. The "Straits Echo" understands that, in accordance with the recommendations of the sub-committee appointed to report on the question, Hhe Penang Municipal Commissioners have decided to appoint a fulltime European Officer in charge of the Vehicles Department, thus allowing Mr. L. B. Ooleman, the
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      789 8 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are -eaders 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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      124 8 MAILS CLOSE. TO-MORROW, JULY I, Anamba and Natuna Lslands (General Verspyck) 8 a.m ♦North N.-East and N.-West Sumatra, Egypt, Genoa, Europe and Great Britain (Johan van Oldsnbarnevelt) (Dutch Mail) 8.30 a.m Java, Scuth-West Sumatra. South-East Borneo, Celebes Moluccas and Timor Dlll y «Pcelau Laut) 10.30 a.m. *C:ylon, Southern and Western
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    WHAT LONDON IS READING.
    4684 9 Literary Notes. About King Edward-The Man Who Taught Bernard Sh» Thirty Years I„ Bohe mia The Mann,n's Experiences-A Bright You ng Thing A Hundred Years Ago. 'BY CHARLES PILOitIM., Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") London, Junt 15 <by Air Mail). It Is a matter cf acute
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    187 9 THAT gas masks were used in 1348? i Br; Our Sci€7itific Correspondent.) The gas mash which, many people declare. «:11 be so essential in the next war. had an ancestor nearly 60C years ago wh m the Plague was as great c menace as modern warfare is
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    Boys’ Corner.
    956 10 Contributed By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. A CURE FOR SEA SICKNESS. On Board The "Islander (By S. Y. C.) This is a narrative of my experience on beard the "Islander," and my fight against th fear of all bad sailors —seasickness. I hope you will enjoy reading it. About
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    Finding A Subject.
    323 10 (By ."Treb.") You knew I was ever of opinion that the Uflkulty in finding a subject is intolerable. I ndeavoured to write to our "Corner" weeks ogo abcut seme interesting subjects but they .imply won't ccme to me. How I yearned to be in the place of
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    My Worst Morning.
    236 10 ißy "Zip.") If I am not mistaken, I must have got out of the wrong side of my bed, for the moment I stood on my two feet, I knew I wouldn't be in the best of tempers. This was not all, for, alas! truly the gods
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    A False Beggar.
    160 10 (By K. M. Rehan, Batu Pahat.) One evening a man, supposed to be a beggar, came to the door of my house, and With pitiful expression asked me for food, as he said he had been without for two days. This excited my pity and I took
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    Yangtse Kiang.
    236 10 (By "Thuitsi.") I am sure every one of you has a subject which you like particularly. I might as well confess that my favourite subject is geography. Why I like it is because it tells us many things about other parts of the world, such as the land,
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    Dangerous Driving.
    125 10 (By Tan Chong Beng.) One day a friend and I travelled by a mosquitoe bus. As our destination was Kina's Road we had to wait for about five minutes or fUU AS thoU h t0 m *ke Z for the loss, the driver drove the car at thrate
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    Forming Friends.
    79 10 (By Tan.) Boys of my age must possess a certain amount of tact in dealing and choosing of any intumate friend. This certain quality of Intelligence is essential, being both profitable and necessary. It is at this period of our life that we begin to consider our friendships
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    The Bird Of Night.
    81 10 (By Tan Tian Beng.) An owl can hardly be called a pretty bird The owl is a bird of prey and is a night bird Owls live in hollow trees and are to be found in every country in the world. The feet of the owl
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    Points from Letters.
    195 10 "A stitch in time saves nine."—This proverb, in its literal- sense, means that if we have torn clothes they can easily be mended at first but if we leave them unmended the rent will grow bigger until at last it cannot be repaired without a great deal
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    An Explanation.
    117 10 I have received a. highly critical letter from Gw?nnie" of the "Girls' Corner:' She raises a number c/ points concerning the conduct of the "Boys' Corner," and alludes to the faci that three weeks ago. the was suspended for a week and that last week it was held
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    RUN ON BANKS IN CHICAGO.
    109 10 Big Demands On Central Trust. Reuter. Chicago, June 28. The recent runs on the smaller banks and the closing of 38 banks in the city in a month has apparently had a reaction on lhe powerful Central Republic Bank and Trust Co. of Chicago with
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    WIRE CUTTING NEAR SEREMBAN.
    513 10 Police Make Several Arrests. A Year's Imprisonment For Offender. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, June 27. It will be recalled that there have been several cases of telephone and telegraph wires cut between Seremban Railway station and Tirol, between May 19 "and June 12. To-day in
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    "MAN WHO KILLED KITCHENER."
    87 10 Released By American Authorities. New York. June 29. The man known as Duquesne. arrested a.3 a sPTi has been released.—Reuter. L Duquesne had a diary in which, it was ttuted, he had a map showing where Lord Kitchener^ went down in the "Hampshire" in the North
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    ADMIRAL NOMURA'S EYE.
    138 10 Earlier Cables From China. Shanghai, June 29. Admiral Nomura, who has been receiving treatment to his left eye as the result of the Hongkew bomb outrage several weeks ago, has returned to Tokyo for further treatment in the Naval Hospital. Viscount Uchida. after interviewing a number of
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    INDIAN SONGSTRESS IN LONDON.
    246 10 Miss Bina Addy's Work In England. London, May 20. The growing interest the British musical circles are now taking in Indian music was discussed with a correspondent of "The Hindu" by Bina Addy, the Indian messo-soprano, who defied the traditions of her homeland by leaving India
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    RAILWAY ANNOUNCEMENT CORRECTED.
    71 10 The day and night railway coach for Bangkok will be attached to the night mail' from Kuala Lumpur and not the day mail (as announced in error) and the paragraph in the advertisement should read: "A through day and night coach for Bangkok will be run on
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    KING'S HOUSE.
    471 10 Monday, June 20. In the afternoon His Excellency, accompanied by Mr. J. E. Koupe, District Officer, Kuala Kangsar. and Mr. F. G. Coales, Senior Executive Engineer, Kuala Kangsar, visited th<° Irrigation -Scheme at Kenas. Tuesday, June 21. In the morning His Excellency, accompanied by Mr. G. A. C.
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    MAYFLOWER B.P. BEAT NOVICE B.P.
    128 10 BADMINTON. Before a large gathering 0 f M evenly contested match was mt ators an the Mayflower B.P. aVtnt the letter's court on Sim! resulting in a victory frr the games to three. Results XmEE b mentioned first): p i ayers SJagles: S.E. Liat lost
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    SINGAPORE CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    165 10 The Singapore singles, doubles, junior sinoie, kdies singles ladies' doubles and doubles championship entries close at noon 2 Saturday, on Applications for entry should be sent to the hon. secretary. Singapore Badminton Assort tion, 119, Geylang Road, and must be acconT panied by the entry fee of $2
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    A.B.P. BEAT O.P.P.S.C.
    90 10 The August B.P. defeated the Ooium Packing Plant SporKs Club, on Saturday on the latter's court. The following are the results (August B.P. players mentioned first): Singles: Wee Hon| Hai beat Sheriff, 15 —0, 15—7; Tay Khcng Ann beat Hai Choo, 15—8. 15—9; Son Hock Chocn beac
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    72 10 A friendly match of seven singles will be played between the Rovers E.P. and the United Chinese Amateurs on Saturday at 2.30 p.m. at the Singapore Volunteer Drill Hall (Beach Raod). The following will represent the Rovers B.P.: —Quan Siew Chy. Wte Cheng Hock, Low Poh San. Tan Quee L
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    PERAK RACES.
    250 10 HANDICAPS FOR SATURDAY. THE TURF. Race L—Horses Class 3, Div. 2. 7 furlongs. Clargc 9. Parchesi 8.7. Presidentkar 8.5. Ealbarra 8.2, Greenui 7.12, Sleeping B?au:y 7.12, Lucky Girl 7.12, Fu Shen 7.5. Endoon 6.12. Race 2.—Ponies Class 1, Div. 2. 5 furlongs: Rosamond 9. Bridal Veil 8.5, Suftcn
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    CHTNESE EVENTS.
    39 10 SWIMMING. There will be 100 yards free-style handicap races for both A and B divisions at the Chinese Swimming Club on Sunday. In the water polo league match, the "Sea Serpents" will play against the "Jelly Fish."
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    29 10 The annual match between the junior and senior students of the College of Medicine will take place to-morrow at 4.45 p m on the new College grounds, Tiong Bharu.
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    INDIAN NEWS AND NOTES
    2110 11 Seed For Prompt Decisions On R lock Must Be Ended By ffice Polic y-Dead-Pay Cost Of Recruiting And B India To Her?-Consultative CommiJ Tl f Army Sent To Communal ChampionaT In Au vs <t?- »ns As Ambassadors To London." While there are m Britain democratic critics
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      148 11 I JVlilk at its Best j i 5 Manufactured M J I |j Manufactured I 4* ftBlCMa „„L j NeW Y rk L,S A 1 j|j p lull New York U.S.A. 11 f Safe and Good For Baby I I ALWAYS ALWAYS j FRESH STOCKS. FRESH STOCKS. jj• i j
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      812 11 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. Radio Stations Received In Malaya. mSSSL clren m the toUowino m Sin a MONDAYS. fm^i^ G HILL 565 metres daily from 10.30 to 11 a.m. MANILA. KZRM. 49.3 metres, every Monday; 0 to pjn., weekly broadcast of recorded music. BANDOENG, PMY., 58.2 metres; 6.40 pm. to
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    COMING HOME ON LEAVE-?
    3625 12 Venice Comes To The CoKs cum—Night Clubs And The Law—Changing Fashions In Dress Clothes—"Show Boat" On The Thames—A Monster That Eats A Chorus Girl—Fingerposts Of The Future— Variety Sweeps Ijondon—Absorbing Rain From The Cricket Pitch—The Englishman's Hat. (BY DAVID BAXTER.) 'Special to the "Ma'aya Tribune") London,
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    PLANTERS TO FLY HOME.
    155 12 'Plane Tested. The Avro-Avian two-seater 'plane in which Messrs. F. B. Taylor, of Seaport Estate, and G. W. Salt, of Glenmarie Estate, propose to fly heme, taking off next Sunday, was given its first trial flight on Saturday evening after reconstruction. Mr. A. Newark, instructor to
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    DISTRICT EPWORTH LEAGUE.
    901 12 SUCCESSFUL CONFERENCE. K. L. Wins "Horley Memorial Cup." In Kuala Lumpur when the Northern District Epworth League held their second conference from the 18th. to 21st. inst. at the Methodist Beys' School, there were present 120 young Methodists from the nine Chapters of Selangor, Perak and Penang,
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      40 12 DIAMOND TORCHLIGHT BATTERIES are locally made and are supplied FRESH FROM THE FACTORY. DIAMOND METAL PRODUCTS CO, LTD. 601, Kampong Bahru Road, Singapore. II! MADE IN 111 ENGLAND v^^y/ W y< NAVY CUT %X CIGARETTES 1111 WHO;WILLS BRISTOL t- LONDON.
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    PEST OF GIANT SNAIL.
    1517 13 Stimulating Efforts Needed. Agricultural Advisory Committee. A meeting of the Agricultural Advisory Committee was held on May 26, at which th? following members were present:—Director of Agr.culture (Dr. H. A. Tempany), who presided, Dh-cctcr of Co-operation (Mr. A. Cavendish), Acting Director, R.R.I. (Mr. A. Sharpies), Messrs.
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      293 13 The Far East Oxygen Acetylene Co., Ltd. PHONE 81*3. $8.15 Per Drum of 1 at Your Godown j Special Rates for Large Orders. j AUCTION SALE CHEONG KOON SENG CO. AUCTION SALE OF One "Pathe" Standard Size Cinema Projector and One "Deutz" lighting plant. TO BE HELD AT Our Sale-Room
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      215 13 Unmarried V^^^^^ Test this amazing Kolynos Antiseptic Foam with its Unique Dry-Brush Technique that gets astonishing results quickly restores teeth to their natural, gleaming whiteness by Removing Bacterial-Mouth IF YOUR TEETH cause bitter re- Dry-Brush Technique approved by gret, switch to Kolynos. In a few dental authorities. When Kolynos endays
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    A LONDONER'S NOTEBOOK.
    1104 14 Memorial To The "Rose Day Queen"—Dining With A Skeleton—How The Film Censor Works. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. London, June 15 (by Air Mail.) Rose Day which was inaugurated by that gracious lady. Queen Alexandra, to help English charities, somehow bears no resemblance to the "flag days" which
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    SARASWATHI TAMIL SCHOOL.
    304 14 Farewell Function At Kuala Lumpur. Students, parents, teachers and the comS2f«s management of the Saraswathi lamil School, Kuala Lumpur, mustered strong. iy on Sunday at ihe Selangor Ceylon TamilsAssociation Hall. Scott Road, the temporary habitat of Lhe school, to bid farewell to Mr Pormiah. who is leaving
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    AUGUST HOLIDAY EXHIBITION.
    507 14 J4gt Of Sections. The arrangements for the August Holiday Malayan Exhibition jT}n Kuala Lumpur, organised by the Malayan AgriHcrCcultural Association are now well i;i hand and preliminary schedules descriptive of the various competitive sections are available. There will be ten section.-, and the following brief particulars will
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    440 14 fraser's Import Messrs. Fraser and Co., in their weekly renort cf June 29, state: Quotations in the local share market show very little change during the week under review. Tne International Tin Committee duly announced the acceptance of the modified fcyrne Scheme by the signatory countries, the
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    BENZINE PRICES.
    151 14 ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO. (S.S.), LTD. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon $096 cx 4 gallon drum per British Imperial gallon $0 og Shell Motor Spirit per 4 gallon tin $4 m Shell
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      64 14 o 1 I 3 D j Announcement I 1 SINGAPORE S FIRST SUPER SERVICE STATION f 0 will open j FRIDAY, JULY i. J 2 MOTORISTS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED fl [j TO CALL AND INSPECT OUR PREMISES O ll GARGOYLE MOBILOIL mOM SERVICE 8 1 D J TANGLIN SERVICE STATION
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      174 14 SINGAPORE VOLU NTEERs Programme Of Drills. TO-DAY, JUNE Weapon Training and Junior Coy, TO-MORROW, J ULY 5.15 p.m.-Headquarters, i st B n o. Lecture-Telephone Dili tSL S > justments. Jfsts Ad a> 5.15 pm-Headquarters, "D" (EllPa Voluntary Parade—Weanon tv an > Coy 5.15 P.m.-Headquarte r rirSH ainin New Organisation Xnte,U
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      582 15 SiEAMEB SAlfcJfNta. P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated in England). MAIL. PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON. For China and Japan. Due Tonnage. Singapore 1932. Kashmir 9,000 July 7 Rawalpindi
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      611 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. )gSS LINEf (Japan Mail) TO LONDON. Naples. Marseilles, London. Antwerp, Rotterdam Mlddlesborouau. Vessels. Tonnage. Late. Sail. HAKUSAN MARU 10,500 July 13 14 HARUNA MARU 10,500 July 27 28 8 KATORI MARU 10,000 Aug. 11 12 KASHTMA MARU 10,000 Aug. 25 26 t YASUKUNI MARU 12,000 Sept. 7 8
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      532 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. HAMBURG-AMERIKA LIN IE Deutach Ha%R| Australische Dampfechlfl. OMMuft COmntiM Jscorporace* fs Oram f OUTWARDS. HONG KONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1932 m.s. ERMLAND via Manila June 29 t m.s. SAUERLAND, via Manila July 11 m.s. MUNSTERLAND via Manila July 27 t ms. LEVERKUSEN. via Manila Aug.
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      550 15 INSURANCE. STHE SOUTH BRITISH rNSURAVCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH. Manager. Office: 2, Plnlayson Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED. (Incorporated In the Straits Settlement*). HEAD OFFICE: SINGAPORE. Hi Fleer el Ne. S, Malacca Street. Singapore. Thane
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      433 15 i 1 t. BATIKS, The Ho Hong Bank, Ltd. RAFFLES PLtiCE, SINGAPORE. SAFE DEPOSIT SERVICE Safe Deposit Boxes for the safe keeping of valuables and important documents are available at very moderate rates. For the information of intending depositors the following is a scale of the fern payable for renting
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      328 15 THE NATIONAL COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK (SINGAPORE) LIMITED. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) No. 14. Chulia Street, Telephone No. 3183, and No. 4070. Afflnated Bank: the national commericial and savings bane; ltd. (Incorporated in Hong Kong.) Agencies: Hong Kong, Shanghai, Canton. Tien tain and Hankow. Exchange and general Banking business transacted.
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      1787 16 j if THIS PAPER HAS THE I I j LARGEST SALE. I I AMONG THE PEOPLE WHO 1 f:! SPEND MOST \l IN BRITISH MALAYA. |j [I I bmmmb mm mi I ii i iihiiiihiiiiii iii inn mmmimiMnmmmmmmmmwmmMmmmmmmmmmm 3 Le <zs\dercie/s School. ESTABLISHED 1906. I m j 218, Queen Street
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      517 16 TRIBUNE" SMALL ADS. jj BRING RESULTS BECAUSE THEY REACH THE Z i E :j PERMANENT PQPULATTOk j z! |l ii i J i i Z FOR SALE. FOR Linotype Motors, each 14 H.P* all in good working order. For further particulars write to the Manager Malaya Tribune, *****, Anson Road.
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