Malaya Tribune, 7 June 1933

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POP, IAR OA.EV NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA Vol XX.- No. i~rs SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Wednesday, June 7. 1933. Malaya Tribune 21 paces. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, IKB. WVE i L\|.
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      135 1 (TTCaLLns, tRFfCTIO* I «?6rs WHHKY > El MILK ZQR EVERY Si i:l:AI ;v Sct t i5S -A MILK WITH ALL THE CREAM IN ITSO THi CAN BE USED TOR DRINK IN COOKING OR ON CEREALS Wl» FRUIT RUM ONE MILK FOR EVERY PURPOSE. KLIM A PRODUCT r OF CANADA. Obtainable
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      172 1 A. FLINTER C. Raffles Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds and Pearl Neekiacea of every size and quality. Selling at latest am] towesl market prices. Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality Paying high« t priced ■«Oi-dinffto.-i.nl rates. Sime. Darby Co,, Ltd. I MiLiTifFsß^fl NOW SINGAPORE'S FAVOURITE
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    "AN ARROW AT A VENTURE."
    4357 2 By "Sapper." Our Short Story. IT OR lhr m 9m Man went through the whole wretched business again in his mind. To the casual dinrr at the Milan, he vmi j" it an owl-nary llj 111 l J *mg„diman. fen<iin<r by himself, and if he
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      34 2 are.. accepted fp,;: Malaijsuo Standard Qiqarefte6, pS; Priraardij for their Puriiij, Perfectloa. lit Jv" WoPkl famou/> p| And qiLapantee of pi; Neoer charLqtaq qualify lW||Bll|ill| Ml W. O. H. O. WILLS, BRISTOL ft LONDON.
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING — Labour Settlements.
    88 3 WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING Labour Settlements. r»' .red Mn opportunity and l.rlc s'irpiiscd to find a sueIhal is now b?in-; 'Tied made ha I a gratatt aa warning i:ral ados law b' mm it will I hem SM JU3 peasant: M dag Suites It is hardto ;> 'lit out
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    Jekol And After.
    63 3 Vfwtt of Mar.chukuo. the It up Jehol to Japan. y defections of her lib foolish to presume that Bght She has an matt power, experts warntroj and for every bra mo.,' to take his C.n.ia but she can i The Chinese people EttaWM that is unl ral
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    Council Reform.
    124 3 WE feel that the time i, opportune for the revival of the agitation for CouncU Reform, though we hive a shrewd notion that so on* as Sir Cecil Clemen*! holds the reins of the Government there will be ••nothing doing' in th's direction, but we believe In keeping
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    Our Economic Ills.
    104 3 rpHE world is gradually discovering that th- policy of restriction of output as an ailrcund l medy is vnrse th;.n useless For a multitude of ranaoni the price of commodlfes ■M fai.en ow.i.g to mm inherent InabUity UM prWMUI financial sys'ems to adjust ltielf to the alte.ed
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    HEADGIRSHIP OF MR. ROOSEVELT.
    236 3 H New President I Done. T mmm a mtmm l r ratted] mp i le mĔmr* •".•prort not only i nj On c't— >nrv of the pm ie-nai wir.dba* I mmm to have b^'.n b p psj ■MRBMI Out--11 vp irined with their in welcoming -i
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    BREACH IN GERMANY.
    94 3 *Vo Wimjrs Of Government nisa^ree. Reuter Wireless. Bkt Nazis and National the Government, has formation of a purely <"< mmm ut in Mecklenburg. J th tfwhttion by the Hamburg ■ent of he Young German Nationret for the safeguarda State, while the Minister Tmjrtagm has banned th? Nati
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    GENERAL'S DEATH.
    349 3 BLIND AND DEAF MUSICIAN. Woman Who "Feels" Her Music. Kansas City. Helen May Martin has been deaf and 1T1 bl rd since she was e.ghl days old. No* at the age ci 33. she can play the harp and p;ano so well that she has appeared in a public concert—and
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    BLIND AND DEAF MUSICIAN.
    281 3 CHOCOLATE KEEPS TITLE. Seamen Watson Loses On Points. London. May 25. Ex-seaman Watson, feather-weight champion of Great Britain, lost on points in a world's championship fight over fifteen rounds with Kid Chocolate, the holder, at Madiscn-Square Garden. New York, last week. From the first bell it was a ding-dong struggle
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    CHOCOLATE KEEPS TITLE.
    240 3 ring-craft as opposed to Watsons wholehearted rushing tactics was very obvious. Altnough Watson was still carrying the ftght to his opponent his punching was not as crisp as that of the Cuban and ln the ninth round after a spell of in-fighting he was staggered when Cholcolate connected with a
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    THE WORLD MARKET.
    487 3 Reuter Wireless. Lond.n. June 1 rj*HE gro '!ng uneasiness cauz.ed by Japan: competition in the world mcrkrts ir refle; ted tn the report to the board of Trade by the special Investigating committee of the Federation of British Industrie*. The report estimates that frcm IS to 20 million people wdl
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    BIRTHDAY DINNER.
    6 3 Terrific Blow With Parang. JOHORE NEWS.
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    EUROPEAN GAOLER ASSAULTED.
    940 3 <>Rom our Oic* Correspondent.) TH2 story of how miTSL June 5 1 Eurooin tZ hur Smith. Joi State MM in Ihc I C l ese ,on ""tenet terra* ■VTL'g*'."it and struck a Paranu wm to* SlfiS fr m I rr TT USS £SS* AbU B=kar 'Second «25. "a m ;hat^
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    2 3 GENERAL'S DEATH.
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      219 3 trial Octet 3 rvow! A Swan Brand Coffee. Do you take Swan Brand Cott<>e If not, You are losing- the most delicious Drink in the Recuse, it is prepared on beat principle from selected coffee se<\is of superior quality TRY IT TO-DAY. It is always unchanging in taste and flavour.
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      282 4 M. HASSAN. ELECTRICAL AM) WATER CONTRACTOR, S6-37, Rr.;s linsah Road, SINGAPORE. II >rou arc in need of electric I lights, fans, p.."tors, etc., and I ■ral ar ten c, ploeii write to I th.' above address or Thone I 3411. I TO LET. FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN RENT From Ist J;.nu;iry,
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      634 4 TO LET. TO I.LT -744 nnd 748. Gro.e Road. Kent SCO. Apply No. 2>. Beat Quay. TO LET i. Ramsgatr Rd.. off Orovo Rd close to Kr-tong Park. Key to tn-.ped from X.bun 1, Ramrgae Road, or 3. Mui«at R<,au Fi.stlrulars Tel No 3170. TANG!.IN RKSIDBCCn TO I .FT AT
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      468 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE REMOVAL. W, hereby notify our customers that from 4th f m 1933, our buslnMs *»1 bp locatcd Nob .J9 and 240. South Bridge Road, almost CUr nm 2 and j feouth Bridge Ro«d. TAN CHONO HUAT. (aANDHI ASTROLOGER. 1 YEAR MONTHLY DETAILS. S3 Weekh dr talis, 1
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      297 4 FOR SALE. loop Pairs Ladies f hoes, Latest Styles In Leather, Patent, Satin and Buckskin Guaranteed Best European Manufacture and British Cost $8 to $12 per Pair Your choice at $3 75 per Pair. GRAMOPHONE RECORDS: *f\ M V., Columbia, Victors! Odeon, etc. 25 cts. each or 5 for fl
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      415 4 25 Cents f/ r Everywhere +JLW&\ PASTE 1 SCItNTIf n\ U> MALAYA TRIBUNE. 'PHONE 6171. b ASCRIPTION RATES. I IYABLE IN ADVANCE. Delivery Including 1r at office Postage or close (Loc al or residence. f.m.S.) C Yecrly $i 5 .00 |2l Half-Yearly a 7.50 S3 Quarterly 3 .75 x£ 25
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    RUSSIA'S HOUR IS APPROACHING.
    182 5 i.rand Duke's Manifesto. OI XTRY SOAKED I N BLOOD." Pari*. i it,, indictment of the Bolshevik ined in a proclamation (i Hi Duke Cyril, head of the ii IS ui.s«\ on the occasion or j: .>v nors of Russia of yai t despotic rule. f:« i
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    ARCTIC "CRIME."
    56 5 v «> Kskimo> 01" iiv-mting Jazz! ottnw a. great /rozen spaces cl ..re under a cloud o! accuse al Nichols of the o. btcame the guest «I Bake -i Jnlit. in the North party in his isloo t sno-; co. porul—and it wa.- the dr.m d-nc ii«n '.a
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    BEER WAR DECLARED.
    228 5 Business Men Against Oangsters. Chicago. A CA LL to Chicago* business men to The association has JeT n f us,ry uhu-h .<ays that a £tat «*m' nt "The advent of leeal h*^r rpei.tng of one of th slßnahj *s the BATTLE OF THEIR LIVES." I The hordlum
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    GIRL WIFE GANGSTER.
    143 5 Inspiration Of Rohlnrs \Vhi> Adored Her. Trague. A ktautnul iJ l a woman aas beer NMM to > air- inspiration behind a skilful of rcbbi-rs. The 'dLstrict around Bedi noat. La Moravia, has suffered from the act! ttUM al a drur gan? of buralar, for MM J
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    PRIEST ATTACKS REFEREE
    154 5 Pandemonium End* Foatball Match. Belgrade. Pandemonium broke loose when a yovng valkrd on to a football field at Turla B Dial and in fall view of 3.000 spectator* began to beat the referee. The referee hat riven a decision against the young priesfj l. vourlte team. Spectators,
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    TERRIFYING EXPERIENCE.
    140 5 American Woman Robbed By Sampan Man. Rangoon. An American woman passenger of the s.s. rlaroa." Mrs. M. T. Rlsch. had an alarming cxueri'-.ice here. Boe.rding a samp?r. to go to Rangoon, about 9 c 'clock, the Chlttagom MMM s arted off in the opposite direction Ore'< I and
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    LOCKED UP AS LUNATIC.
    95 5 First German To Bin A Motorcar. Mat-heir.:, i fh innvi. Ai' amusing nnet-di/ 1 of the frtt Orrmao to < rdev i motorc r has been recalled ben > ihe unvcilltvt of the Carl Bern memorial. E:ie'i:-.iimcn and Frenchmen had v.- vit.usiv ventured to nurchai;o and
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    MISS JOAN RIDLEY.
    597 5 But The (iame On The Air." P 1 Lonton. May 25 Tennis on the air. That is an intcrcstir.g ple« pt:t forward by Mis* Joan Rid.ey. the well-known Mgfefc ftsj 11 is n surprising thing she dec'.aivs tha» v.i'h aim st UlllUtj Sv a KUvl A and
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    The MM prim EMM!, Professor J Frank who a cf JHrbfa onkm. has giv.n hi« DOtke at th« Q Mfan Un:- *e,'*u'' • the treatmen; i Urn J as in 0.-rmany. •
    33 5 The MM prim EMM!, Professor J Frank who a cf JHrbfa on k m. has giv.n hi« DOtke at th« Q Mfan Un:- e, u the treatmen; i Urn J as in 0.-rmany.
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    NEW BISMARCK MUSEUM.
    78 5 Kit drtchsnh. v isitors to f.i aneb urn. tbe laeaN of Pnncr *0J now find there ih. collection of oanNaMm of the great iron Chancellor/- n n '.ahis many of his jh.sonal belongmi inrlia'mg In. I.mu pip. s an UM ptotta with which his life was twin
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    U.S. PRESIDENT AND THE PRESS.
    146 5 Informal Conferences rwfcc A Week. •SUi-y he U far l breadih and P«M« HoUs? ho ■5kS in twice a PrCM ron'erconfrrrrue. he ZL ,ft !2? Srs ■to.* and rtun«S htthm 5 and £tt **< IntmW TL" ,Ql r P unrt ««ed the White 2"» 81
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    GOLFING PEN-PICTURES.
    619 5 lirJtain's Women Pliyers. iMiM, May IK Ea W from mm ata .> fete thr wouTd SUCCM could thoa j mWB would have up a Mf record. Some writers declare that she m at MBl _S Moody al WimWcoon. iu.t that m fV* 10 V!n -w*j temiM utb v
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      56 5 I The Tea of I World-wide j Prestige choice quality and irabli fliTour -ipton t Tea tppeali to w bo ippreciata the beit TEA ON SALE EVERYWHERE IN TW rtOUS YELLOW TIN L&Tom LIBk T- l m« frofc Di !rII utors j t Henry Waugh Co., Ltd.' 'U.y,,,, 1V..4.H I
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      250 5 Con q v er—— Malarial (J I "Sanatogen is decidedly Kill I T «*wd) m, cases ,1/ malarial debility," Bgf known En K IUU Ph>»ician. After Malaria, your bod, cries out for something wtach 1 g, ve you new healthy b)ood good, m a natural way, the ravages caused the
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    Shipping News & Notices. B.O.T. SIGHT TESTS.
    970 6 Shipping News Notices. B.O.T. SIGHT TESTS. Periodic Examination Suggested. AS ls well-known, the standard <>l a man s vision plays an important part in the B O T. Exam mat ions for masters and mates and. as a matter of feet. thLs is 0M only feature of a man's physical
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    MERCHANT MARINE.
    343 6 Preponderance Of Cargo Tonnage. >0 documented merchant vessel* i„ U. S. Merchant Marine enga, ed fj elica These vesres MMdM 1a.838.650 gross tons Of all mm .rades and W vices reamed the report ,hows that the cngajlng 9.318 v.els of is the greatest on The claalflraU n ccmpriscd
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    WITHOUT MANIFEST.
    157 6 Chinese Tallyman's Of Seaweed. A Chinese tallyman aboard the Doughs Hat Ci ing." who appeared before Mr. WynneJ nes in the Hongkong Court recently for MMJMJ uiunamfested cargo into the Cokmv was discharged. Mr. Oswald Daiael. Chief Officer, in est OMM* said that the defendant was not entitled
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    "ECONOMIC WAR."
    432 6 P. And O. Chairman And Foreign Policies. rjIHE Hon Alexander Shaw, chairman Of the A P. and O Company, spcak.ng recently i the annual meeting of the NMMotu to Seamen said:— "While the number of British ships remains as it was in 1913. other countries have forged ahead
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    BALTIC CONFERENCE DISCUSSIONS.
    737 6 Tugboat Assistance At Continental Ports. yARIOUS questions of interest to shipowners m iheir daily business were discussed at M last meeting of the executive committee j oi m» Bal ie and International Maritime Conference, held in Copenhagen. These included, according to a report of the Dffl pnW'thad
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      378 6 JTEAMER SAILINGS^ P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated in England MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR \\T> ORIF\TAL STEAM NAVIGATION uo., LONDON AND FAR EA?T MAIL SERVICE (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON For China and Japan. Due Tonr.ape. Singapore. 1033 SOMALI MM June' 7 RAWALPINDI
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      156 6 (IJUOYD TRI EST iN O (Incorporated in Italy) CARGO BBBVKB. CallUif at Colombo. Bombay, Sac Por t 255L 111 PrnAn C olombo. Bombay. Said. Brindisl. Venice and TrteLu Aden. Ma«*owah. Sum. Poet Due Leave Due Bald BrindUl Venice and Trieste. 8 pore B "P° r e. Venice mv MAWN SANUDO
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      149 6 HAMBURG-AM ERIKA LINIE Deutacn Australlsche DampfscbUa IHTCJ ocsellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. mv. BURGENLAND via Manil* i** 3 ,o ■I- MUNSTERLand! via Manila 5S ll m pwrvci a xtt-v xwanua June 29 t J^T.I? SLAND Xla Manila Ju i v 12 St
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      583 6 SIffAMER SAILINGS norddei;ts( HKR LLOV,) The undernoted are the Company's I fixtures:— acnm OUTWARDS. "FRANKEN" for Manila. BooglcoM 1933 Shanghai. North China and Janan Ma 'one 20 HOMEWARDS. s.s. "TRIER" for Genoa, Baraloi i Casablanca. Rotterdam, Hambur» Bremen and Aden t s.s. "HOLSTEIN" for Aden. Oenoa *15 M'seilles. Oran. Havre,
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    338 7 Mining Shares. IMUN mi 'a'.iutv? nr. IMMI \change ami stock Buyers. BtllPT*. mmm ria 28 ao. 26 28 an tin 13 3 14 6 0.9 j 1.05 IC9 17 9 0.10 0 15 0.45 0 55 i in «i l norn 0.30 0 35 r. si i
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    217 7 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. TIN IMPROVES BY NEARLY $3. London Up £7: Rubber Declines. (By Our Finanda 1 Correspondent.) Singapore. Wednesday, noon To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 11«;. cts.. down 5 16 et. Tin (Siagapore), $*****, up S'-.g? l Yesterday's Prices:— London Ruober, S 19 32d., down 1 lGd.
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    RING BRITTISH TRADE.
    124 7 Laying Foundations For The Future. Reuter. Lcndon. June 7. lr an rditorical on MM report that the Chinese Guverntnt-nt I'urchasln:: Commission in London for 1932. showing expenditure lor the year -.1 £550.000 making a total of £750.000. »htu £3.700 000 is in hand for Ui ucqufitkai ii
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    U.S. LOAN ISSUE.
    75 7 TO Mtt Debt And r.ncotit aire Trade. Washll. on June 7 Mr. Wcodln < Secretary to the Treasury* has u:.iw,ui.cet! the issue of some five huiidtid nnl... :> of ive-year 2", p-r cent. Treasury nctes a: d ■M 1 lour Lunched million nine-month 3», p-r cent, certificates
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    52 7 Latest Quotations. RUBBFR Lonacn Spct 3 17 32d. New York 5 15 16 iG.) cents ■agaponi 11 116— im cert* TIN I ndon S;K»t £215 7* 6d. <Up 110 > Laadoa 3 MMttM: Itll 2s 6d ifp 107s 6d > ■agaaaw: $115 so. COPRA nd' i d S4
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    SELANGOR RIVER RUBBER.
    77 7 The ace« unts cf the Selangor River Rubber ■Mate- the six month* frcm the date of taking cm the business of the old company to Dec 11, IHf, :hcw a loss of £360. which has been --anied forward. The total ciop of dry rubber ha:\i .'rd was
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    POCK EXCHANGE.
    107 7 Li libber Firm With lair Business. Reuter Wireless. London. June 3. Tlie extreme ease of ***** Hggj condlUons J *vn furth accentuated by dividend di-b.u u .„,.s an UIUI b lo uvef £*****000 tMOO 000 I,l^ur > BilLs we«v ah«rt»d at an average rate of 5s lid per
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    MENDARIS (SUMATRA) RUBBER & PRODUCE.
    1067 7 MENDARIS (SUMATRA) RUBBER PRODUCE. Problem Confronting Producers. The twenty-second ordinary general meeting g-—— W < lf Ihe MendarLs .Sumatra* Rubber and Produce Estates. Limit, d, wa held at the ratfatored oflaea of the company I—4. C.re.d To* i v 1.un.1, g EC Mr. Kru- MHier <th. rtWlrnnl MM It meet
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    THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED.
    101 7 (Inr- rpo-*ted In England > Sl\'.\i()KE HUfJCO: 4. I -Mni'-'rin SUt i t Auth >r, ..d and £uoM-rib*d c, ~ul fj.voo.ono O-OagHtal tijMjoa RrseiVP Illtld and Rr»st oo <, 111 AO OrHCf LONDON RRAMIO.S: T. mm*} Calcutta. Colombo. Kar*c: i Madras aim: a. itaahdad iafctata. Barn
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    667 7 Rubber Shares. Bgapore, W;dnfcsaay, 11 a.m. 'ihe toOoaing rubber .share quoiauona art Issued by Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Lvart: "is? 'r-atiMr Value. Fraser LyaU M S Bharea. 00. Kvatl. i Ail.nby $0 70 $0 83 $0.7«, $0.90 1 A!of (Jajuh 0.55 0 0., 0 .',O
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      56 7 THE fjm?\ SOUTH llfl BRITISH V M > y INSURANCE COMPANY. LDKTTED. *IRE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR DtgrjRANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT BATES. L. C. MARGOUOUTH. Manager. l Finlayson Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE COBPOBATION. LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR AND PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE. i G JOHNSON: General Manager.
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      190 7 MOW TO EAT I YOUR CAKE I I WE HAVE A PLAN WHICH QUITE REFUTES AN OLD PROVERB. 111 You receive a policy which v. ill five v g immediate j protection for $10,000. After 10 year.- you youive'.f draw in cash $2,000, but still regain full insurance co\er for
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      51 7 WATCH ITGROW: Yearly Interest Paid to You Quarterly Put a few dollars away regularly and watch your bank balance grow. As an incentive to your thrift THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK Begin your saving now. s interest quarUi iy. f_MLl—— —I—— —in a Head Office: 55. Wall Street.
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      172 7 Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (Incorporated ln Straits Settlements). Successors to THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD., THE HO HONG Hane LTD. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BAN™ LTD CAPITAL. Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10 000 000 00 HEAD OFF,CE. CHINA BUILDING. CHTJUA STREET BI\GAPO«£ LOCAL BRANCH: 458. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD BOARD OF
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      224 8 =f amusements <z TO-NIGHT VaMd the uoricl to call her HAD but Was She! Sw this stirring FOX Romance of the Great gay Lights BROADWAY BAD! mmmmmm With JOAN RLONDELL and j RI CARDO CORTEZ. j j NEXT CHA^E^^ EDWARD ROBINSON M I ir*t Nationals OuLstandin X Epi, 'SILVER DOLLAR"
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      175 8 SEE NBW YORK DESTROY EI) m AIR IN 5 MINUTES I SEE THE HORRORS OE WAR IN MM I r To AY: 9i «Temiere for Malay. „f M0U.,.(..,„„., anlil2ing product*. tha puts (he cillcnoar forwaH vfars I j j t The Eamous Star of "C \V VI.CADE" j Diana Wunyard
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      212 8 I j NIGHT! j BRITISH and DOMINIONS sparklin* Musical Romance with I of "Gcod Nijfht. Vienna ,h ANNA NEAGLE in 1 "The LITTLE DAMOZEL" i j Fr m th Play b > Hcffe. Music by XO EL COWARD. To-morrow Night J j GLORIA SWANSON j in her first 'A Perfect
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    RAFFLES INSTITUTION PRIZE LIST.
    378 9 [tecipientfl Of Yesterday's A wards. I" wtaf ta inwuMii list of prise- J* j*"*"! Bi ttMln to whom •••..tn distributed prizes yesterday: SPECIAL CLASS. 'OR A Pri *c) Tan Sim Ens. SENIOR CLASSES Kwah Soon Lock Tan Teck T( < k Chye. Kan Poon Nung and
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    YOUTH CHARGED.
    110 9 Alleged Mem! r Of Uriawfal Sociity. m.jer cf an unlawful ;-MUth of about '.eventeea ar< 11 M n produced b:fcre the Third r P. F Gregg> y:stcrday. at L.:. ASP. attached to '.or. Dep;. dag dMtt| .1 with mt Mr pHiiia p at»sd fcr the defence »jad that
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    DRAFT FOR $32,000.
    124 9 Hylam Charged 'th ('heating. r n tion .vas mad.' befor. the Second i, T ,Mr A w Hay) yesterday regard\H r 111 A 'hich a well-known Hylam. T > J I ng k char c d with ch'fatlng J- .P ill a wldow and h «r son.
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    17 9 untitled D. untitled Superintendent of Machinery. ■>■■'■'* for home by the I». ar.d O a t-X months' furlough.
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    GOING. ABOUT ARMED.
    102 9 Fitter With Curiously Shaped Weapon. mi- 2fe£rS£t S2 s"™ ll relay, when a Chinese BMmTZ. t! yy I oik ai-n.d in r was charged with H u«" f "V^ Bttß a das* rous apo i H was fmmd in possesion of a dagger wWch Aft*"* WWcn ould
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    OVERCROWDED POULTRY.
    99 9 utioii By Municioal P.C.A. I>fpartmtnt. PC a ri f f a:UOn tak4?n by the Municipal P C. A. Dapt fvo licensed poultry dealers carrynw en in p vhwe ii ad Itaad PI each by the Fourth Maglsrat. iMr Iml ?:Zirs tU mor:iiaß Ch:ef Inspecto:- Bracken stated tha. he
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    RAFFLES INSTITUTION.
    353 9 RAFFLES INSTITU TION. Heavy Downpour Stops Snorts -Meeting. n-afc UVy u, r ln ,"if h tC at 430 «»n made tne field w.iter-lagged stooned th annuM ,port s o[ the RaP. lS In s mu,r„ yes U.day Ion the school ground at Bras Basih nl y 14 events were concluded
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    CYCLIST BADLY HURT.
    55 9 Knocked Down By MotorLorry. A serious accident occurred at the junction Of Tank R ad and Orchard ißoad yesterda ng. as a result of which a Chinese sustained several fractured ribs. The victim, a cyclist came into collision wrtn la motor-lorry and was heavily thr He was
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    CARDINAL BOURNE.
    71 9 Reuter Wireless. Lcndcn, Jim? 3. His Ennnerce Cardinal Bourne had a re uu! right and ther? is a slight Improvement In his pern ral condition, stats the official bulletin th's morning. LESS ANXIETY. London. June 4. His Eminence. Cardinal Bourne passed ano her r stful night acccrdmg to
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    INJURED BY CAR.
    69 9 A Clnnc.'-e girl of about 12 years of ape .ustained nasty injur; s when she was knocked down by a moor-car in New Bridge R i< :c:terday arteriicon. I*. appears that she was attempting to cros3 Uh road at the lime. When the amb'tlance arrived :he was
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    REFUSED TO PAY.
    423 9 Sequel To Fight Al Wayside Stall. A LLXOCD to hare chea.ed a v oman by refusing to pay thr ikes they had fnrl", u aju uU,, »C ricksha puller vtal intertert d. threi- Chlue x-. Lee Ah Kv. Tee Cher., the District Judge (Mr. *H. A Ferrer»
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    BUDDHIST "POSON."
    94 9 .Memorial Services To Be Held To-Oay. Under the ansgStn of Siujaporv Butiu: Association. A octe km a Pnhnn Puj.i cerrr.ory grin be held Buddha Gays Temple Racecourse Rja.i. on Poson ito-ctay». commencing at 7 pm. in rr.«mory of lata Rev Sri Prnr.'.r-avili. the f.tmdc- aid Director General cf
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    SPANISH PRINCE.
    54 9 Denies Knowlediu Of Rumoured Marriage. Reuter. IHMM June 6. Alfonso, cx-Pruio: ot A turias. denies all knowledge cl hia M manisge uI» believed, bowsi Lba go Lnl n to pr .s?nt his tr.n.i v with th an mp i-h*-. fact, which will be 1 ,ally p sib.c at.
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    SIAMESE STATE LOTTERY.
    66 9 'From Or o t Correspondent B n-.kok. Jun. 6 -A tew lot: try m aid of t..c ho&pt als of one million ticals is under v.»y. Tickets are onUcal tach and 'he lct.ery |to fn super Ms-d b Ibt Government which his appoint* an tnllutntial ccmmHt in
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    RUBBER FACTORY FIRE.
    68 9 Shortly after noon yesterday a fire broke out n„J l */S5 ber ,aCtor> rltL Ucd at Bth Bukit Tlmah Road. {Two fire engines were sent out from th? Ceatral St On arrival it was found that the outbreak was in one of the outhouses. The flames threatened
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    "PERFECTLY FAIR."
    66 9 I arwood on The Le? Theory. Reuter Wireless. London. Jun- 5 H t-darlavs tL SSte Publl^ crkk-t wh n h 5! rfti fn f >-" class cussed the mZ i 7 and ,hat he di^Prcfeaslowb nor? 5° With brothr r ccined Sitaltati i Crm L > not AU
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    A GRAVE ISSUE.
    845 10 It is becoming increasingly clear thai, as we have contended on more than one occasion, the principal difficult? fetal Om World Economic Conference when it opens next ndajr in London will be the unscrupulous dumping methods of two large Powers. Whatever decisions that COllfmii a may reach
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS. Comments By The Way.
    198 10 /AOUiiAOE i candour were combined by V> the Hon. Mr Woo Swe«. T\ow in his address to thr boys a the Raffles Institu.Jon yesterday. tigmati t d shortcomings in Chinese homrs in some quarto:.s. particularly in Uie lack oi parental control over
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    Thunderstorms.
    176 10 IN view cf the frequency cf thunderstorms in t Malaya it is rcmarkabl. how few instances fen arc of p.ople bung killed as a r suit of Wm Eyery day lightning takes place in some parts of the Peninsula ye t cases of people being struck and killed are
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    And Bombers.
    73 10 T H F4T UnCe by thC Uttle EnttW of the F.rnch version of the Pour-Power Part hoi remo\ed th" treat* t r,vwo,< *""*ei fact has r-m* wJT* 8 1 obsta c*e to the plan, which roZu J tf I**1 ln US ri inal f °rm J Germany wm
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    Millions Frustrated
    50 10 \|ISERY and bitterness among millions of ot young men and mm*m i!2 bj miUions direction to anTnTreSi m SS?" 5 Planned believe that People more di astrous th»« ,v P* r haps much carefully —»-1 we "-<:°nceived and that the approDriat* J,T ***** m*an«nternaUonal P musf oe mTmT"'
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Kedah.
    32 10 caSd iffi s*2fJ* "udent to be by the Co££ to «2TXj! ,m L 1 Singapore on June ir 18 due at by the Kedah Ji Mm
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    Penang.
    62 10 ivlg" CM* Medical Officer. ■55. TZm7mmmTt*< tato Ulf Brewing we« M 18 rtported »be mm. flying Club KUaU Lumpur success Two oUwr D £n M Ut the «™orL%TLZ Llm Kin T to a lecture at £L S. Uckets such a school exit 8 TI?" 001 When Postponed, bail bein»
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    Malacca.
    100 10 Toh Quek and Wpp «5n i HM9 cf fraudulent k> Who pleaded 35 were fSS e s SS€ssi °n of two granite For trying to evade duty on M ih Siamese tobacco Mni a.v 23 lb of C. paTssJ by Mr fined $io. f smoked rub ber, was Mr.
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    377 10 BY ■"■MI It in not expected th v mittee of the Singapore (in i to admit the untouchables I'm all in favour of r*ot»Uf the restriction talk I^^ thinp going! 11 sun The amount of rain we Singapore is a distinct asset ln one. —a hqmq A
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    On Other Pages.
    80 10 OUR SHORT STORY, on pages 2 a. THE WORLD MARKET, on page 3 JOHORE NEWS, on page 3. RUSSIA'S HOUR IS APPROACHING U.S. PRESIDENT AND THE PRESS SHIPPING NEWS, on page 6 HITLER S PROGRAMME, on page I SAIGON CHETTIARS, on page 15. POPPY DAY IN 1933,
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    COMBINED ACTION TO STOP JAPANESE DUMPING? MALAYA AND D.E.I. MUST BE PROTECTED.
    620 11 TOKYO REFLSING TO DISCUSS THE MATTER? Cotton Trade Badly Hit. First Measures By British And Indian Governments. Reuter Wireless. Japanese continue to refuse to negotiate on the the huge amount of dumping of cheap goods in and Dutch
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    H. M. THE KING.
    103 11 w His Birthday Quietly. Reuter Wireless. HLondV.r.. June 3. King celebrated his 6£th it Buckingham Palace M p<c:al form of celebraI Family. The King from hi 'tie Palace watched Uie lead the procession to the PandjJ for the Trooping of the kable loyal demonstra- > [accompanied
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    NEW CATHEDRAL.
    83 11 "<>man Catholic Edifice In Liverpool. Reuter Wireless. London. June 4. of the fi undaticn s one of the man c.uholic Cathedral of d a huge gathering of the 'll parts oi Britain and Ireland mm overseas. 1 <1 will b- one of the largest rtsl dom. The ceremony
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    FOUR POWER PACT.
    93 11 No Agreement Before Wednesday Reuter Wireless. i Lcndon. Jine 3. AGREEMENT regarding the Four Power Pact is not expected to be reached before next Wednesday when Lord Londonderry and Capt. Eden will vistt Paris to discuss the disarmament problem with M. Da'adier. according to information available in
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    POPE AND SPAIN.
    140 11 Religious Orders Ordinance Condemned. Reuter Wireless. Rome. June 3. The Pcpe has issued an encyclical sternly denouncing the Spanish law for s?paration of the Church and S ate and aho the Religious Orders Bill just signed by President Zamora providing fcr the confiscation of th: property of
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    MOLLISONS AND WEATHER.
    23 11 Reuter Wireless. London. June 4. The MoUisons' departure on their transAtlantic flight has been deferred pending favourable wcath-r conditions.—Rjut-r Wireless.
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    AFGHAN MINISTER SHOT DEAD.
    133 11 Student's Outrage Shocks Berlin. Reuter. Berlin. June 6 rpilE Afghan Minister. Strdar Mohammed Azziz Khan, wn seriously Injured tn a re\olver outrage by an Afghan student to-day. 1 he latter was admitted to the Minister's Übran »hen he fired five shots from a revolver point* blank,
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    VESUVIUS ERUPTS.
    244 11 New Lava Flow Threatens Village. Reuter Wireless. Napl.s. J'mc 5. At noon to-day lava began flow.ng into the alley of Interne vi the dir.ction cf T-rzigno village. Unless ihe flow, which Ls now much .lowei. ceases before long th-r» will be small hope for Terzigno. VILLAGERS LEAVE Naples.
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    JAPAN AND ARMS.
    91 11 Reply To Mr. Roosevelt's Appeal. Reuter. Tokyo. June 6 The reply to Mr. ftgggfggM appeal of May 16 ls being cabled to Washington to-day. Its contents have not been revealed but it v vuthoritatively indicated that they are a brief and cordial endorsement cf mt President s
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    GERMANY'S CREDITORS.
    91 11 Understanding Of Transfer Problem. Reuter Wireless. Berlin. 4. Commerting en Dr. Svhr IggftHst en th- transfer problem, the Nazi Journal Ang.'fT" says the most s*.. than: point is fact that cr-ditors rhowed such an unders»umilr.y oi the German position of wnieh the luteal ccrsequence is a transfer moratorium.
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    MATTERVS PROGRESS.
    59 11 Rapid Flight Round The World. Reuter Shanghai. June 6 Th MM airman Bremer has arrived from Amoy H« is expected to stay f-r some mm before leaving for Japan—Renter Moscow. June 6. The airman Mat tern has landed at Omsk Reuter. Moscow. To-day. Matte m left Omsk at
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    REICH EX-MINISTER ARRESTED.
    79 11 Reuter Wireless. Karl ruhr June 4. Th? form r Re'ch Plrance Minister. Herr Helnrleh Koehltr. was taten under preventative M H to-day b caus> the Government could not guarant c his personal lafety from assault by Nazi supporters. According to an official report, the r»rrest was made
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    SOVIET-POLISH FRONTIER.
    46 11 Reuter Wireless. Moscow. June 4. A new agrc ment for the procedure to be pctopt d B investigation of frunti r maiden* s be ween Poland and the Soviet was signed to-day. B replace the agre ment on th> same subject tn 1925—Reuter Wireless.
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    SOVIET BACKING HIM ?
    933 11 SOVIET BACKING HIM C hristian General. PROLONGED WAR IN NORTH-WEST. JT is reported from Peiping that Gen. Feng Yu Hsiang, the socalled "Christian General" and former commander of the Kuominchun troops, who is opposing the Central Goya nment for making peace with Japan and is now rallying his forces in
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    NO TRICARS FOR SINGAPORE.
    75 11 Talkies Debarred At Theatre. rVHE General Committee of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners took ihe foil. H mgactlon at a meeting held on May 26 pectd?d that tricars as passenger-carrvi-? vehicles are not desirable on the streeti of that a proposal to lease Victoria iheitre for sound-films
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    MR. SOONG IN LONDON.
    58 11 Reuter. Lor.don. June 6. M T. V. Scon? vifited Oxford to-day. wher he is probab'y r maininsj for the nigh He has r?t yet made arrangements to official c nsultations to tirtdness after his jourttam America. Ro appointment has yet b en mad? for Mr. JTacnc
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    YEN NOT TO FIGHT.
    201 11 BAD BLOW FOR FENG. But War Goes On. Japanese Bring Up Reinforcements. Shanghai, June 7. pHARS that a coalition between Gen. Feng Yu Hsiang and his former colleague, Marshal Yen Shi Shan, the Shansi warlord, against Nanking would be formed are dissipated. Gen. Yen has onitred
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      116 11 HĔYMAN- 1 BUTTER I i The fresh delicate flavour of I HEYMAN BUTTER is due to the ideal conditions under which j it is made. Produced in Victoria, j Australia, it is handled and packed with scrupulous care in order to ensure that it will keep in perfect condition. A
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    Handicaps For Friday's Amateur Race Meeting. RECORD AMATEUR ENTRY.
    433 12 Two-Day Meeting. HORSES CLASS 3 AND 4 COMBINED. JTO Bpriag arattcor net nntim of Ihe Singapore Turf Club on PMday and Saturday has drawn pood entries. then* bctftt M iMlftti ('las. 8; W Class 4, 22 Class 2 pgjggMl and 18
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    OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP MEETING.
    128 12 Lawn Tennis Tournament At S.C.C. Ty.'l.\ll.iS haw jus; fa Uoil null an gpm championship lawn tennis uurnament to b- held on the courts of the Singapore Cricket Club, commencing on June 19. The tournam n; ha* o»cn sanctioned b. tlic Malayan Lawn Ttnnis Association and will be
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    BRITISH BLUNDER?
    93 12 Lawn Tennis Sensation In Paris. Reuter Wireless. Ip, Parls J "ne 4 bcrner.. tne tntnty-year-old Stirrer CrJ?2 lls hlstory u, da v by inning t h F. Mfc cHamunship bating Mathieu. France* WMtag wcmrn flayer 6—2. 4—6 fe—4 is r, m,rkab!e fee* that Mias Scriven wa* ignored by
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    BADMINTON RESULTS.
    245 12 Wmk Chcag BJL Play Two •Matches. The Wah Chong B P. beat the Opium Pack- Plant Spcns dub on Saturday at tne iw. CoUrt of 4 am to 2 Scores M Tan bea Kaok S:e*- Kee and Mia. Suet Ti'JV 21 12: L< Chwea Chi:, lift C. SfJW
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    MALAYA CUP SOCCER.
    174 12 Singapore Team For Saturday's Match. Cup Thurataingam. John Hui J»Tgaai. Mahmoud. Mat NooV N •nd are r„nu«cW*LiS'ST n Statior. ICeppc 1 Rond »30 p.m. Road net later than I'KKAK x. BBLANQOB ffrom ottr i i I ij The Pcrak team to mcc- g«fi JUn 7 on Saturday
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    BASEBALL SENSATION.
    310 12 Kiotous Scenes On Ladies' Day. New York. June 7 noniES uiic hurled turn tht Hand* tat U thue WT4 liUcus tCCSMI in the Cmcinaa'i lac'ice' day games. .u Tb raanaj r En* *as ejected from the field fcr progestin!: aga.nst the umpire* decision. Watkms wai also t irov.n
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    BUD WALLEY v. GRAHAM.
    99 12 Next Friday's Big U„ut At Now World. Cf S<UnlMk 3 H and ■At U BOXOfCL om Kr 0«t« Corrcspondeaf.; Malacca. June 5. at iE ml? rici of fchU was atagcj at the c.ry Park last night Their was Rood crowd present Mr Curran-Sharpe offlc£ted as referee
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    7 12 W MM** 8 °'">'oour«..
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    BASKETBALL MATCH.
    32 12 Co.unuaUon ««Ml«*. w t ,c JcSIS at ,0,,,^^;--l»H AIM BP h-~f VT r, Sl« basketball on J! Sing Uy Sth.al Saturday at the Al Ton--01 B,nrttnB 8 »»> 24 fmrnZ wi|
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    HORSLEY'S HECTIC HITTING.
    175 12 Scores 180 Not Out Against LA. ITNITED HftlMllI 1 cricket mm WW| a y «MM«B win against the Indian Association at Balestier en Saturday. Hcrsley dominated the play and compiled 180 runs out of a total of 219 in a vigorous knock, hittin- four sixes and 29
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    INTER-Y.M.C.A. GAMES.
    15 12 me Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh YMC Vs weUSSS S* Lura ur tm and
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    11 12 Erggor XI neat Anwon XI by 4-1 in a societ «in
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    SUSSEX LICKED AT LORD'S.
    424 12 County Cricket. TALL SCORING l\ MOST GAMES. CjUSSEX. who were runner -un v J*. ta the County champion hi and were showing: JcMte fo T? tuts year, met with their firM v M| Middlesex at Lord'< the by an tarings. nonu ldt Essex ian up the
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    FOUNDERS' DAY AT RAFFLES INSTITUTION.
    2191 13 SPEECHES AND SPORTS MEETING. W. WEE SWEE TEOW ON CHINFSF HOME LIFE. nlay was Founders to" for the Raffles InstituJft W a,, L'"' to il V| >- making it the on oi both the speech day and the annual sports repairs and consequent accommodation chances
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    ALLEGED RASH ACT.
    164 13 European Inspector On Serious Charge. A CHARGE of causing death by a rash act was preferred against Charles B Wood, a European police inspector, who appeared before BN I-mirth Magistrate «Mr. O. S. Rawltngs) yesterday. W ,odh claimed trial, and the matter wa< adjourned until June 13.
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    CO-OPERATIVE THRIFT.
    249 13 Singapore Government Servants Meet. Tt"2 ye r,y rdlnary «"««ng of re v «™n™t r*rvants CoK Thr and an Ltd was h c ooT c iic^-<- and said hat the main ob,cct of the meeting TTL* 4m9Um «»e new bviaws. but oaln* to the poor attendance the matter had
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    MALACCA NEWS.
    245 13 Volunteer Corps Fete And Gala. (From Our Own Correspondent., Malacia. June 4. As part of :he celebrations of H.M. the King birthday, the Malacca Volunteer C<.rp i inducted a successful fete and gala on the Bandar HiL; English School ground* ystercay. S» \*r-\\ amux ment stalls erected at
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    U.S. RAIL CO-ORDINATION.
    50 13 Reuter Wireless. Washington June 5. The House of Representative has passed the bill authorising *h PriMdrnt to appoint a "federal co-ordinator to promote or require action by the railways to avoid duplication of service and encourage financial recrgarisations. The S«nate has already passed the bill—Reuter j Wireless
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    SWISS TRAGEDY.
    51 13 Reuter Wireless. Btrne. June 5 Seven persons w;re rrpor'ed electrocuted lithe Lexantlna Valley of the Cantonm nt of Tlcine and two others seriously injured They wer? lo?-ring logs down the hillside by mtans of a cable when the latter made contact wi!h a high tension line aUufcei Wuel
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    FURTHER ALWAR RIOTS.
    35 13 Reuter Wireless. Simla. June 5. Imperial troops again hav; bctn scmmon.d to rcstor* order in Alwar State following ihe outbreak of communal rioting in which four were killed and twelv; wounded.—Reut'r Wireless.
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW- TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    217 14 MALAY FINED. Attempt To Leave Port Without Clearance. Badtvl bin Hassan, a Dutch Malnv t-apt. ,O. Freyberg .Master Attendant. leavtng the port on Monday for £2 TlmJ* *i«h his prau .boat,. OOD 1977 2? out a port clearance from the ShlppmV oA'He
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    86 14 mm Ju;-. 7 SHIPS THE W;.a s < i E>« Wharf (Entrance Oate 1» Ki»'ii..i 20 Main Wharf -Entrance Oate S> Empire Doric <E;-.fance Oat* 3> »mnlre Dart < Entrance Oate 4). t.-i.ma.i 4f. Kainu In .48 Wot Wharf -Entrance Oate 1. Mj4m tpjfcal Man Jtotfken Section 10
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    36 14 1 IMd FalemVjsng by airoU d < c BMnl Post Office. P to-day. 1 t i Japan by the "Naidrra.' 1U 1 p.m. u-day. I and Oi many by mv "Juhan Smmmmn at nrci. to-morrow.
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    SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIPS.
    179 14 a cca it Make Special KlTort. i Malacca h s I bclicmc of scholarships I ->ir: for he MtoMil in •nj» a contort on the dOth lust. Tn flanetallmi ne els a minimum sum 1 lanhipi and if more la v.r.: in civen. Whatear DOMM VM go to
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    MONEY MARKET
    188 14 SELLING. Singapore, June 7. London 4 months' sight 2j4 132 London 3 months' sight 24 London 60 days' sight 2 3 31 32 London 30 days' tight 2 3 15 6 London demand 3 3 29 3.1 London T.T. 23 7 bponi and Paris demand 980 Hamburg demur,
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    PRODUCE.
    193 14 Bktgapore, June 7. R. IMmW W. Coat No i per Kovan SlOB R. .Siam. W Crasi 2 urn Rice. B. Siam N 1 {{Tj Rice. B. Siam N 2 |Hj M* Siam Old per k van NO. 1 U7» Rice. Slam "OM" No 2 Sl5 No. 1. Ztmm Siam
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    JEERS RESENTED.
    48 14 rcn( 'h Indian Untouchables' Action. Chandernagore, June 4. muwhM s Indian wcifhippcrs sepovs tinned B ngalls w.re taAv hun .'iV. Cnip!M S The sepoys concern ri tak?n to hospital, i racks here which is a *v u confin?d to barCa.'cutta.— Reuter P Me8sk > n n °ar
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    DIARY Of Ttit DAY I WHAT'S ON?
    326 14 Public Functions \nd Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY. JUNE 7 High Tido S ._:o.ii a m 92 Rotary Luncheon, Addphl Hotel i n League Fo.tjall: Div i c Anson Read: Div. n s Cu<'' CC Collcur. Jalan Bisar Div m v. S.H.B.. SH.B M :i
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    AMUSEMENTS
    98 14 I ALHAMBRA -Joan Blcndell in "Broacwav I Bad.'' CAPITOL.—' Men Must Fi-'ht EMPIRE— Jco E. Brown in The Tenderfcct." GREAT WORLD.-Side shows. Cabaret, Ma.ay opera. Uuoatc wayangs, ment auu taiatmg nlms ,Sky Talkie: "The Champ"; Star labile: "Tim Devil TO Pay"). MARLBOROUGH.— Tamil talkie, "Kcnalan". NEW WORLD.— Side shows,
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    NEW NAZI SAINT.
    120 14 Soldier Shot By French In Ruhr. Berlin. Jun- I An address by the Na ional Boetftlfct Pita August Wtiheun. was a feature of the latest n« mc/ia! celebration.; i n honour cf to r-.an soldi r Bdtbtgeter, whom the Fti n W sabotage curing th* Ruhr oecupa
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    MONSOON AND EVEREST.
    44 14 Bombay, Jure ft r-,H h ?K ear!y advan ce of the iwnma bu Wndc/n th- Mount feere* Expedition's de* .impts to nach the summit but Impn tne weather has now t in tod H M re.iew the att mpt this week-Reut.:
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      218 14 (POSTAL 1N TjjLLICtHCI SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. Nrrth and East India .Talma) 3pm I--- 1 Pl.'d and Palembang iThedens) 3 p.m. m and West.m India <Rajula> 3 pm 'Krdah. Penang. North. North-EaH and N rth West Sumcra. Slam. Burma. 1 .a Trar, Palcline. E>ypt. Eat t'fi Sou:.i Africa. Europe. Gt
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    HITLER'S FOUR YEAR' PROGRAMME.
    884 15 our Conscription. CHANCELLOR'S RADIO SPEECH. Berlin. o- htti that was either new or ;n tli*- four-year labour pro- j II' 4* Hitler sketched in his big the IVmpelhof Aerodrome. he programme were:— i C ,ls. ty laly ur. :ul his work "the backbone of I iriiic
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    TOBACCO FOR DEAD?
    102 15 Alk-cd Dutiable SiufT In Japar.cse Sampan. When a Janane c f herman was charg.gl before the District Judge <Mr. H. A. Forrer> terdr.y Vttfa po session of dutiab.e t baeco he explained that the tobacco really belonged to a deceased friend and. in accordance with a Japane.'
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    BARCELONA'S DIVORCES.
    82 15 Madrid Sineo the republic legal'scd divorce just ov?r a year ago 1,441 marriages have b en MMMd m Barcelona. A further 681 cases arc awaiting the jadues decision, and 714 MM air now being h^ard A> Earfelt.na has a jmpulation of Ml than •3MM Ush rMMMft a divorce
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    25 15 Mr B. W. Palmertz. late manager of Sea View He tel. has joined the ?taff of the Singapore Office ef \V\rner Bros. Firs; National Corporation.
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    RINGING BIRDS.
    468 15 Checking Moves Of Migration. A PARTICULARLY B* mup of facts ihat have been rev.aled by the prarticcJ of putting rings en bird*- legs < which, by the way. is not a bit cruel if done properly > is that relating to thr.r hab.ts en completion of their long
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    THE NAZI "INDEX."
    121 15 What The Gcrnaai Maj Not lUmt -hi Ni/i purs? of Qmm I.'.nature lias now bven astemted t > Kar' Mir 'o monumeniai aix-k on "CM t-i." and all hh mmm book while no good Omi wil! BM« 'orth r«;*d the p>lit:-ul lOrh of 1 nomas LM Karl
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    FREDERICK EXHIBITION.
    62 15 Ccburg. The ancient "Vesti" fortressi in this ci'y now houses a compnhcnsive exhibition dealing with the Piuvia of the days of Frederick the Great. There h a large and interestßM collection «>f documents, letters and contemporary reports conneited with the grem ruler, while another section shows the King>
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    32 15 Friends and relatives rill learn with deep regret of the sodden death of Mr. Teo Boon Chin s father las Friday rt 64-a. Buklt Ttmah Hill. The funeral took place last Sunday
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    SAIGON CHETTIARS.
    503 15 Memorial To Viceroy And India Secretary. T H t .re ex.r«u Iron, the m roOTial iAtttWSBS ,h <[firs o, th court a K ai,v ,k flm Weed, to properTof h* h2 S5" and att3c hes the v. dtbU)r afur obUinng a dccie W a preferential nghi over lhal
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    FUTURE OF BURMA.
    164 15 Dr. Bt .Maw's able To Whitehall. Rangoon May 13. Dr B« Maw hftf cabled to th*» Secretary of State. H. E the. Viceroy and H. E. the Governor saying that a clear majority consisting of lorty-.'our members have deftnit -iy declared In favour of Eurma remaining part
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    BEETHOVEN RESORT.
    92 15 Memory Honoured At Favourite Inn. Vienna. The proprietor of the Inn lcno«n as the "Wild Man" in the Prater. Vienna's Hant;> ad Heath, has iuid a plaque placed outude in n-.emoty of a famoui former patron, the camposer Beethoven. In a letter written to Ignax Von Gleichenstein in
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    THE SIAMESE LOAN.
    37 15 (From Our Own Correspond ut Bangkok. June 5 The nn.t Internal loan la over-subscribed. The Government could have covered the issue to a total of 11.5 million ticals. Private applications totalled 1.6 million ticals.
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    POTATO RESEARCH.
    76 15 Effect has Just been given to the scheme I anettoned by the Indian Council rf Agricultural Research for fur.her research work on Nanjanad Potato Stat'on An expert has been posted to Nanjanad and his main werk will be to evolve by cross bre ding, a new varieties ot
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    28 15 A meeting of the Muslim delegation to the loint Commute decided on May 15 to vote as a unit under thr leadership ..l ihr Aga Khan as hitherto
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    POPPY DAY IN 1933.
    393 15 Malaya's Help. BRITISH LEGION APPEAL. •TWE preliminary ai i 'rim •ts for the 193 ii Remen"brai;ce Day Appeal for Earl Haig\; Fund are now bci.i* taken in hand, and I writ? to express the sincere hoj)e that we may look forward to a continuance of the
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      143 15 NO I HAVEN'T GIVE* U!>TC4_ BVT i"u'J think, to hear people talk, ylk'" t• it Instant Postum was a new J.i>- \w^^^9T^%^Jr v man\ of them arc trying /'A ffilKUr' ■t tor the first time, and getting such )J\ A2BSfw>V m,!W ,wn 11 results. Not that they're giving k m\\wJLw]
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      294 15 NOT A PAIN AT 78. She Feels Like 48. Aches and p?ins are no', in vitable in old age Whvn they do come, there Ls always a cause for them-a caus- that can be overcome. Her* is a little lesson oa growing old. by a woman of 78:— "Per the
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      522 15 (There u mrmcrOM Clubs and Societies in i.ngapnte. most o; the mrmbers of which are ■coders o.» the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary > irlly for them.. Secretaries are n tU4 <r. 08-Operate in ie>ping it up-to-date :»d eompfeto. Hnppemno» 0/ general interest ;/f |M M mWu.ied in Oaf "Dtsry 0/
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    HOLLAND REJECTS FASCISM.
    259 16 Election Results. NO SINGLE NAZI RETURNED. Amsterdam. A La'HOUGH Germany goea Fascist. HoiCM or Nazi groups, each promising to mm the country by strong mean, and d.nouncin, a 1 the rest, mm) forward candidate:, fa the Heetk.* but not i mm* i n J tali returned to
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    PRISON FORGERS.
    69 16 B«A Notei Made Bj Convicts. story of hr MM* in MfeZ I "unit! IMm r 12 *H lUnJ 5S irS*" v 1 It was ar-jm »civint. ioiif. c r i n cc urt.T?rtt fie ,V" a Vv.,-., 1 ";.2 MM. M aOtICT tha MM rpwlum bank no;<v. w
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    MINERS LIVE ON WATER.
    41 16 Hunger Strike Dcdaicd I'ndcrKraund. —ifi..L JL J TS m have been scaUer d ™mrd ra i,* y! hu a „;'er 5 t? rik m n ar t,CT the, received V" £5 oi their demand™ P c,: "'■""■UJU
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    DYING RACE.
    130 16 Killed By Contact With White Men. T Sydner HE last survivors of »v„ Morlorte of the Cha harJ r Primitive natives of T an <» Anthr. poioßtata declare ,h,?. ,h JUSt aboriginal Mi be next "dLZ*r fS2U? la done to cheek the derhne^fT 1 Only to 000 of
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    NEW SKIN FOR OLD.
    101 16 Ptol 0« With Sftlt-CcUar! Re* arch »orke !o of the L'mw~*iiv ,r. 'ornia daun to have found M !l f Ca?l >*«***■ now for rm ne ,T S Mft an old-fa.hiored ,7l °Xr> The present rn-rhod cf e-»ft mm „,> dan-red v,„ v ne* who v
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    EUROPE'S FUTURE.
    36 16 United And < o\rrna! From Crete Madrid. \1 W(,r!d WJ,! l Wke hi .«o •< ar ordin« to EmU Ludwig it>. -man hi, crlan who has be<„ Wtorm^ d 'rnTJV !!i"" ll| M of the foun.
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    AUSTRALIA TALKIES.
    39 16 British Expert To Study New Man. »o^l^ Turnbuli BrT4h tf'n, 5, A t Ustr aa Mr E »«1 visit Austrair. Md ,tp^,,,,l farihtfe, for prrtun: J ntm?*™ 1 expert b visit is exn V 8 h(,r,> Th <*
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    KING HONOURS GOVERNESS.
    28 16 £wr &«rs r ß 'r?'"--tnls honour has be*n J 18 Btated tnat cognition of her Cn hcr in rp Mrs. Nay,or I I jg Tsunl?'*
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    NEW CABINET TITLES.
    174 16 Southern Rhodesia To Be A Dominion. ealifbury Southern Rhodes.a OorTHERN Rhode**', steady move m the 0 dtr.Ttlon of fun dominion ata.ua is reflet ed in n bi;l which has hoe,, pa rd by thf > Leir.ida.ivT AssiMnbJy altering the titles or the "IT .I 2? Cubuie T,!e
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    COUPLE REPEL BURGLAR.
    108 16 Lamp U*d: All Three In Flames. B zier\ An elderly householder. Discovering a burgle in his house, made use of the ilrst weapon that came la hand-a burning paraffin tin nil I which he atruck the intruder over the head A eeconi later the burr.lar was on
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    QUEER CONFESSION
    37 16 Munhr Mystery Solved Trckr Anacsthi ik. A confession £»1' ST 1 U 1 rrune many years lb.- man servant cf v •d lus aife The mi > ?P| uio charge j. 4 n a *res' d
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    ENGLISHMAN'S FORTUNE.
    29 16 Bwffrt Irfo Exchequer «n Chile. A dead s YtV/n Oom t «.nt exchequer .fl r glff* m=d m yam foe his rttaXi Partes to relnt.ons-n.-la* un", SL',
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    ROYALENGINE DRIVER.
    22 16 Mrur Of Bulgaria In Locomotive Cat*. m! i<!ut^ d p f T iru,ar nrst trip ana *rent interes and shown
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    PASSION PLAYS.
    42 16 •>» rv London. April *»o ,n fo^* ,ss:on p,av ■■■"■■mi *iv be Sm in MM on the fohcwtn* d a,,s: M .v 27. Jur" u!i JJ/g 2 %4.a.„. 15 u ,B a..d *9. Au-ust l. 5. 8. 12 15 ia •>•> n?£f&-»ft££a3
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    PUNCH BAG FOR DOYLE.
    286 16 How Larry Gains Beat Cook. London. May 25. IJECENTLY returned from Francois Descemp'a traJninf mmm In FYancc Jack Dovlc the giant Irish heavyweight, knocked out Jack Humbock < Belgium» in the second round of their contest at Olympia. London. Two things were clear; Humbeck was utterly
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    WOMAN WHO USD GANG.
    61 16 !)re>st:| In Man's Clothes With BSOO Necklace! Be «rade. tang if .h.eres who terrc* «ed iiw „i,~i *22? s th most ca P«ble and a-tlve mfc r of the band, usee: to m\ out th ted enter by varicus H use, ZTS or rich Moslem Bfeana.
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    PAINTING UNDER SEA.
    39 16 Artist's Picture Of A Cora! Reef. New Ycrk Natural Ht" v lEt MU6eum Bahama,, where he F52 fr m the «to th. coraf of d a d S" S2S Co h-.s painting on the ll S£2
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      225 16 mmm Spread Over Child's Face. Caused Sleeplessness. 5 lOi the trouble was a r aturaiiy p»-»s dL eeple r S ess and discomfort Norths lasted three eJTS! rPad an adv "''9eni e nt for Cuti- f lo 'ntm en tand S entfora Pteofema. Later we purchased Ashfurd St.. Besw.ck. Manchester,
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    COMING HOME ON LEAVE--?
    896 17 \mbassador's Chef. PROBLEM OF EMPTY STATION. C r rr<tpnndmt.t London. May 25. m when rich men took thei.•li thtm when they travelled ~i ed tnta history. aha that the modern U a))t;re' iation o» the fine art m truth la, perhaps, that is on the wane,
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    MODEL SAILORS.
    60 17 "Refined English" For Sake Of Parrots. lh«fir res raint. anuor. t. Tv lun^-u fin«: aaajhah anUaaaj, a I had learned on the voya they The mate explained tha'. he issued the "reBMd Engltoh" order to the sailers tt» South American birds were intended Ult Adelaide too and he
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    OLD BRITISH SHIPS.
    114 17 New Smin Started By Jspancse. Tokyo The I nW Pr tich i,,. 11 t.nnur.s rec ntly boupht o\ Janan may see service a-ain. It was t rei.orted that Japan au hayhaj the «hip* m order io break them up into rcrap iron lor use M making munitions
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    DIES AT SEA.
    171 17 Explorer-Sailor And Court Hairdresser. It|R Fred de Prayne. the ship barber of the P. and O liner "Maloja.- whose home, waa m the London iuburb of CatforJ. has died at He was a veteran ot the P and O fleet ami had been making trips to Australia
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    WINE CELLAR UNDER CHURCH.
    104 17 1 I iHeid.lburg. This old universuty town, so rich In unique posseaaes o~.e known to few Sh> v it is a wine cellar under the Catholic urch of St. Anna. concalnln K I mong oth. r ■21 caBk the JubUe Cask of 1886 tha sooth annuersary
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    COUNSELS OF PERFECTION.
    73 17 Vicar's Six Don'ts For Wives. by the Iw.T«?SL2 hu fcands cr? Church. W nciiff fcTtT w oar of St «^i.s mmm you ,hlnk 01 v are usrf,,, SfiJ" for l,,at Pwpoae. do,rt ask him Thut is jour Job lof dUmtr to-morrov. Jgg-> >■» Pra. •nd back-no Tt
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    SHAKESPEARE IN BAYREUTH.
    46 17 Bayrcuth oi Munich «*r .stage t„ pU>S on an mitagc PaSc,FifS f the *>cduring STaIJS S' ,ncr 55!* Tneatr, ot the 81 W^^oU 'Tarr.m, PM -Sappho-TSTeI Grl especially |J■ eWeaT 7*" ln 1774 yon hf s PU> %by Wllhclminp Cirrat of Frederick the
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    AT KOTA TINGGI WATERFALLS.
    17 17 eaaarj mop al memb nof the Union Athletic Club taken on iho .w.«.n«i«„
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    KIND WORD AT LAST.
    135 17 Foreign Visitor Likes British Laundries. Istanbul. A TURKISH journalist has Jr.st retumod from a visit to Ironuon. Paris. Berh.i and Rome -and he says the British capital d*him One taaaj hi liked about Lonc'ar. «ai Ihf laundries. He declares that they washed and ircr.ed his shirts
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    SCIENCE HEATS THE CRIMINAL.
    209 17 Infra-Red Rays Detect Forgeries. EVERY day science is making the path of the transgressor harder and harder. Infra-red ra..r are the latest recruits to join UM forces i science against the criminal. By their applicaaon forgeries ahich hitherto could not be discovered are now d tectable.
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    OLD PAINTINGS FOUND.
    29 17 CYlvm, 1,1 lho «>' C 1 rtt tW rr ,c,r of paint. 1 *hue theothc; th triumph of IIVB figures o. Iciray Uw har* of a «22^^
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    NOW WE KNOW.
    102 17 Oxford's Sluggish-blooded N outh. Tuv Paris. HE superiority of Cambridge crews oxer those of Oxford in the boat-race fur the last decade explained for the hm time in Pcpulaire th; French Socialist newspaper The writer a>s that Oxford is the temple e,f !f£££ at V OUth hO
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    "THE RHINE IN FLAMES."
    80 17 Oodesurg. The llluminations of the bulks of the Rhine and the (heights on either side of the river mm be repeated this year. Dates tnus far jrraiiKed are July 15. covering the Middle Rjhme from C:blen 7 to St. Goar: July 29. t:i« StebenKebtrge Wretch between
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    ITALIAN GRAPHIC ART.
    54 17 Cologne. Ar! txilbitlo.. of Itah.r. 3 y ;ir frt ln loth t- the crrh, Htn :iu v. fou- H<v:< ~.v: be. Ut pn 1 fr «-nVn rhin-t r. v v tr r. chatt: Muvvn. The most famous Italian eai w.th Christ an ani mvthol. K :cal tl.
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      244 17 tĕ J| STRENGTHENS SICKLY CI -ILDREIM iw :t ,i SBBaaSr f V •> i ~M ItHHBw.;,, r -»»-nl>.nrM, :.,;,k,\V.,»,,|„„.'. I^HM'^HK •lily fur it it,. r.-.-./l &i j in!{H| a H|H r 4 W. general «nd l.ru WATERBURVS Compound LA SALLE I \T?Asf(K\'T r \rvK7rsTlT 1 I THE MALAYAN TRANSLATION AND
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    FIGHT FOR THE " ASHES."
    632 18 FIGHT FOR THE ASHES." Australia Gets Ready For Next Test Series. N t: ZT Board of Control will send a team to England to ens**- i„ another series of Test matches The aaTS visited England in 1930 and l revere? Aihes- under Woodfull s captaincy At the last meeting of
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    SINGAPORE MARKET.
    471 18 Details Of Current Prices. Singapore. June 2. MEAT B<-cf rtenx (round), kati 33 beef. tew or curry, kati 28 Pork. iean. kati 43 Ptrk. lean and fat «Ist quality), kati S3 Mutton. Australian, lb. 25 Fowl, kati 40 Hen> Morally reared), kati 43 Duck* .Saigcn». each 8u Pigeon,
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    FRENCH TENNIS TITLES.
    75 18 Crawford Beat (\>chet In Final. Reuter. Paiis. Juno 5. Iv the French chamu'onsh. ford lAusuuhat be.t £Y»T. 1 Cr'v-6-1. 6-3. ,F: ancc, C -b In the women's fin-ii Britain, bea' xil u55 Scrm>n 'Oreu Wn Furlongs In r,l :j > A the Belmont Stakes n^T, JUKC 2
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    MRS. WILLS MOODY.
    532 18 Return Match With Mile. Lenglen. London, May 25. 0? Hi? eve of her de parture from America 10 d^ fend her singles title Mrs. H len Wills Moodv has for once been inveigled into an expression of an opinion about a rev.. ma 0 uith MN®., Suzanne
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    NAVY CHALLENGE CUP.
    136 18 Ladies' Golf Match At Bukit Timah. The companion for the Navy C:i?.llcp"» Om mm\ pmyed at Buku Timah on Monday and resulted in a win for Lady Hugatrd and 7% Pat Son the Singapore Golf Club, mmm a score cf 81. The results .were: Lady Huggard |nd
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    INTERNATIONAL ATHLETICS.
    14 18 Shanghai, June r cthll J 1 0 "Si"" 111 athletic sports at
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    "A MAN OF NO IMPORTANCE."
    425 18 Should He Burn 50 Yen* Diary i\ himself h:;= written letter to the Press. "All niv U• 1 diaries o: sorts,'' he says. -T!m v k(pt counts of travels and > n c' ;ir a <- Auslralia. N:w Zealand. Can ad ncwi: farming experience in
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      64 18 Stations Received. D ,r" U fu A rf LTO UR 58 metra to «3D lunda'" Prld lyS a d "°"> BANDOENG .PM.Y.-58.3 metrw) M day Fr„ m „50 J£™ "ldmetres alth native and Chlnns. m„... Ut u> 8.50 p* a£ VSfSJS* trom 7 p.m DAN '"-m .bout <VKSME 31 ■*->.
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      202 18 UMPIRE RADIO TONIGHT, British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA fINCLVDINO BURMA, CEYLON. STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN). From The Empire Transmitter, Davcntry, England. Wavelengths: 25.28 and 31.3 metres. Two of th? following frequences and wavrlengths will be used in the Iraawattarieai to •he Indian rone. Announcements will he
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    MICE DIE BY MILLIONS.
    118 19 Mi Hon- of mfm are Ivin, dead all where I dcadl, plague is The mmm while apparent!-.- hurml, ,s v mmm .**m and athet animals. i.s dr; he little held mice, and noose mice tnVfeS their haava in their hundreds, to die They arc ljir.rr Meteei
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    IDLE DAYS AT CAPRI.
    1296 19 A Trousseau Which Spells Romance. WOMEN AT HOME. ißy Ph'lmc 'i London. May 23. THE famous castle of Hurstmonceaux. whose id walls Bra ihe particular pride of the If of Sussex, is soon to have a new chate- in» in Lad./ rat-.h-li Moore. Her wedding to
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