Malaya Tribune, 14 June 1933
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Title Section41 1933-06-14 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST P OP UIAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol XX.- No. 159 SINGAPORE; WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wednesday. June 14. 19.«. Malaya Tribune 20 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1933 "vr', i^41 words
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Advertisement179 1933-06-14 1 GG Il* your milk supply is KLLM y«.u □I worry km. to you in ,H.rfect condition. Kv,n after tfe can h jt i« weeks without retri^ration. KUM is fresh milk—powdeivd. Supplied from the richest dairy nettofta i n Urn world. By a patented |H'OCt«, Urn watt r content of the179 words
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Advertisement165 1933-06-14 1 A. I LINTER G. Raffles Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds and Pearl Necklace* of every lice and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market prices. Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest priaa* according to dam ♦'Vcrjang* i atea. I Sime Darby Co Ltd.165 words
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5827 1933-06-14 2 H. G. Wells - H. G. Wells. M t****' Udbetter, k a rnaa* *BUM natural nolo ,U > u r>e ,s -'Uv e*aggeratotl when you enteb Urn bean taroagh ana wfcwt Jeep deliberate voice irritatei «I enunciau,,, has witi. hlm y, *S h%m ,n trtWlMth day*, elaborate clearness5,827 words
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Advertisement19 1933-06-14 2 F °r Discriminating Smokers (tfPRESS WiHi^ >A VIRGINIA CIGARETTES Made in yA England. jjj ARDATH TOBACCO CO. LTD LONDON. >19 words
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54 1933-06-14 3 WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYIN G— Sudah Habis Complex. S.nuapo:e developed the 3 ,bi- I >:nplex—the fear that, beBd :übb-r had greatly fallen in price H tM trad- slump. Malaya was i d tia.ie for. Singapore fclk have tmmi mam fatam on Wm §m to-day most optimistic aboi,'. 4 th:54 words
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Article56 1933-06-14 3 ae«l .nd.-cd when the holdI I the revolutionary copyright hay •i: An thtir throats that others than l mm play at that game, and p!av ■ttb a force and efficiency which almcst in rfeddkaj of an eye has thrown th 1 largest r:a:i:sed Socialist party In the56 words
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Article120 1933-06-14 3 |P the rubber producers will tackle then 1 HM .n the manner that the tin pro;ave approached the problems com'rjntllMM \v p for them. It all d« ii our Dutch friends. Ai d they have M I I tm tefraining from rubber restric- are already rommittcd to120 words
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Article99 1933-06-14 3 rpilE au'hoi dies pay more attention to the of the al «hol in the brew rather !Sf q uurilit >- unud. Is it M| time hat thw farci- al Mmbl is stopped We say to the authorities either lift up this toddy prohibit am and be done with99 words
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Article187 1933-06-14 3 rmay be of course that His Exrellency the High Ci ir.missioner visualises himself eand hi* successors in cJßcei as vlr-ually executive head of the Federal Administration. Why should he desire to shoulder so much extra wcrk and responsibility? He might juat ar we 1 abolish -he Colonial Secretary187 words
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Article502 1933-06-14 3 << i:iT BtateaMst ANTI-RED ACTION DISCUSSED. JX an interview, Gen. Sun Tien Yin has deplored the lack of unity anion* tl u Chinese apainst TtpMMI I agression, but staled that there was no loss of national spirit. The Anti-licd Conference at Nanchanjr has been ext. ruled502 words
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Article469 1933-06-14 3 Details Of Current Prices. Singapore. June 9. MEAT. Beef. Mcnk •round), kati 30 Beef, stew or lurry, kati 25 Poik. lean Ist qual.ty*. kati 42 Pork lean and fat .Ist quality,, kuii 34 Mutton. Australian, lb. 25 Fowl, katl i 9 Hens .ideally reared*, kati 42 Duck*, each469 words
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Article307 1933-06-14 3 "In Training" for Annual Race. R 11 ,U J bow-rpnt and 5 "'th. over nJS, frCm ,x,Wt r the ta nf' n25 -,Ml to Oraveaend. a <LS- nLiT V 60 mUes Most of S boaL ln °n* case at hast, to b- 130 years BARGEMEN' S JEST. Wheth-r307 words
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Article203 1933-06-14 3 Stellar System Size Limits. iJJy j npfwwi n by a Rlanre at the :lght sky is that the stars arc just an irregular mass that has neither shape nor limits of siz, But a moments iei»ec..cn of the constancy of position «>1 certain stars in rr'atien to each203 words
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Article30 1933-06-14 3 Everest Airmen Make Discovery. •P" -f BN n lioOM Bran £I? not divulged ap»red*°to ra h Ule I** what Ssfeet iA 1 ?;l Of water 2pV?f l30 words
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Article641 1933-06-14 3 The Early Dttyn. A GLIMPSE INTO THE I FUTURE 0 N May l3 ]fJI2 twenty-one years ago, the Royal Hying Corps, constituted by Royal W arrant a month before, tame into being, absorbing the oW battalio.l. it consisted of a military wing, a naval wing, and641 words
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Advertisement126 1933-06-14 3 Send fbr irial Ordzp rvow! Swan Brand Coffee. Ho you take Swan Rrand Coffee If not, You are losing the most l( ,ns Drink in the market. Because, it is prepared on best "nciple from selected coffee seed" of superior quality. TRY IT TO-DAY. It is always unchanging in taste126 words
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Advertisement265 1933-06-14 3 Can You Stand The Public Gaze XJTI British Scientist I ]L Discovers ±**J \U^~ >^^^^^SUPERFLUOUS Notl much chsgusts a man ta VTFT containing Wenlo-White -dn JfctM molrn, days as an ugly .rout* solves the Keratin as found ta the hau of hair under the arms or on the fore- and265 words
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Advertisement176 1933-06-14 4 M. HASSAN. ELECTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. SM7, BkM Uasah Road, SINGAPORE, H you are in need of electric I Hfhtft, fans, motors, etc., and I •mter service, please write to I Phone 1 Mil TO LET. FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN RENT rrom Ist January, 1933. AT SLANG L!M PARK GEYLANG <1176 words
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Advertisement533 1933-06-14 4 TO LET. TO LET-744 and 74«. Drove Road. Rent SCO. Apply No. 25, Coat Quaf. TO IJiT—3. Raimrate Rd.. of? Grove Rd, t!l>m to Kntnng Park Key to ir.spect from X bin I, c Road, or 3. Margate Read Fi.rtlculars Tel. No. 3170. TO LET July 1. 10 Newtcn Road,533 words
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Advertisement594 1933-06-14 4 I _PUBUC NOTICES. NOTICE. AS SOLICITORS for and on behalf of tmf 3LOBE A RUTGERS FIRE INSURANCE TOM PANY OF NEW YORK. WE HEREBY OTVB NOTICE that THE GLOBE RtTTOEItS FIRE «d to do all Insurance business in the nfjt the Str.lt., Settlemen d Nlalay States and the State of594 words
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Advertisement285 1933-06-14 4 FOR SALE. SALE To be held at the SINGAPORE AUCTION MART 24, High Street on SATURDAY, June 17th, 1933, at 11.30 a.m. COMPRISING AND OFFICE Tables, Chairs, Beds, Side°n°M dS c£ lnncr Dressing c*<} b X e *< SUver Cabinets. Ice Crest* ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR and CARPET CLEANER pictures, etc. Office285 words
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Advertisement456 1933-06-14 4 CUUct i 2 5 ni^ii. ryWllere I MALAYA TRIBUNE. 'PHONE 6171. RATES. r IYABLE IN ADVANCE Delivery including i ncludln| at office Postag, or close (Local or residence. p.m.S.) courtria. I Yearly i 5 .00 $2 i.00 330Q Half-Yearly 7.50 i 0 .50 Quarterly 3 .75 25 l J* SINGLE456 words
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1886 1933-06-14 5 PROTESTS TO GOVERNMENT. ONLY TWELVE PER CENT. IMMEDIATE PAYMENT GRANTED. The following gives a connected irlp-i nf tv, ationa between the Chettiar ES£Li5 £*JodffS I rench authontiw there. The Lone Term Credit ohS" ropoa*. that creditors with first mortgage" wrrflfi cent1,886 words
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Article225 1933-06-14 5 Variety Concert By Local Teachers. tFrom Our O; a Cor respondent.) Malar, a. June 11. uucruiiunen; wa* prohS JT ASSOCI S Malice, last night when, despite the toclem nt wr-ther Ifllll** I 1 F «PPbuded the a an. 3 pcTpuU conrm m aid of 'in m X Mrs.225 words
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Advertisement258 1933-06-14 5 tt lINK OF JtKT CHANGE TO Do you fed ovcr-tfrcd sometimes rcaJori7peX£ gof>d came IW» drinlrSj even considered giving up this deliciousbeverage! Well, here's good news --unless you arc really sick your doctor wiH tell you there's no need To S'vc up tea. Often you can bring back "T'mlch 0258 words
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902 1933-06-14 6 Shipping News Notices. FAIR FIELD FOR SHIPPING. Injustices Which Must Be Removed. OFFICIAL indifference to the requirement* of the coasting trade was th? keynote of a speech made by Mr H M Clemin- n. M Inst T g.r.eral manager of the Chamtx. of Shipping, it the annual dinner of th?902 words
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Article31 1933-06-14 6 JZ. c anal Umtlng the S* Sea and t.«e White Sea was officially opened on May The cana! which is 22« kilometres long, cross, forest and lakes and constructe31 words
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Article194 1933-06-14 6 Verdict At Inquest At Shanghai. A jmUm r of death by misadventure to ■in., ai e.-rfi 3J .ear-old mess-boy of tnmotor yes 1 Ward The deceased fell off a launch and drowned z^r' -^vssvs McCarthy IHH|aj V it;i t Ap «tL~ about 830 pr- on .May 15. having194 words
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Article200 1933-06-14 6 Seamen's Duty Laid Down By The Admiralty. A recent refusal of a s( arr.a.i to obey an order to go aloft has suggested that thero may be some *eamen who do not fully under»:anc that It Is their duty to go alcft vhen required to do so.200 words
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Article150 1933-06-14 6 Adventurous Parly Reaches The Philippines. P ManiU. May 19. :h WOfld m 1 w ,0 °t Chinese Junk for no reason at all" except an urge for !J d te x Pl*n of a New Yorkir SLTaJfa John who ir. tn hhi odd craft after an adventurous150 words
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Article492 1933-06-14 6 The Effects Of Heavy Oil Tax. FURTHER messages rf support for the protest against the new oil tax, M it effects coastwise shipping, have been received by the Costal Trade Development Council from representatives cf \arious dotks and harbour authcu. v including the Isle of Man Harbour492 words
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Article109 1933-06-14 6 Tidore." Dut 525 tons, frcm P Baroe 13-6 for P. Baroe 15-6. Vai oxll 1846 fr °m Saigon 13-6; Batavia 13-6. ••Angby." Sara.. 417 tens, from Sibu 12-6 lor Sibu 17-6. r^\ < ***Z 5401 tons fr °5n Yokohama 12-6: lor Bremen and Hamburg 13-6 Tung Song. Brit..109 words
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Article386 1933-06-14 6 Maiden Voyage Of The Washington. fLTHEN the 24,000-ton cabin liner Manhattan, y owned by the United States Lines, arrived at Plymouth in August last year on her maiden half ,T "1 NtW Y rk to Hamburg, she was r£tf, S largest vessel ever built the United States.386 words
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Advertisement381 1933-06-14 6 JTEAMER^SAILINGS^ pT&~o British india AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated In E"gland.) MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LONDON AND PAR EAST MAIL SERVICE (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON For China and Japan. Due Tonnage. Singapore 1933 RANPURA 17>0 oo June 23 BANGALORE 6381 words
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Advertisement153 1933-06-14 6 ByilOYD TRI EST IN 0 (Incorporated in Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. PARm bprvw-p SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA CARGO >l.u\ ICE. Calling at Colombo. Bombay. 1» Po/t 1 Colombo. Bombay, Said. Brlndl*!. Venice iad TrStT "JSJ***£\ "'J So Due Leave Due >enic *°<» Trieste I 6-pore. S pore. Venice. m v153 words
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Advertisement118 1933-06-14 6 HAMBURG-AMERIIU LINIE [HpR Australlsche Damptachln* Ge.eßschaft (Companies Incorporated In Germany). OUTWARDS "ONOKONO. SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. t ma. RAMSKS, via Man£ J ly 2 Aug. 7 HOMEWARDS. HOLLAND. HAMBURG AND BREMEN. M. PREUSSEN. via Genoa 1933 Marrcilles. Havre. Antwerp t Marseille wnoa, t m.s. LEVERKTJREN via Oon™ June118 words
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Advertisement519 1933-06-14 6 NORDDEI TSCH ER The under-noted arc the rw fixtures:~ ni s 'M-nded OUTWARDS. 5 "FRANKEN" for Manila Hnno- 1933 Shanghai, North China HOMEWARDS. t s.s. "HOLSTEIN" for Aden r 1933 MseUles, Oran. Havre, burg and Bremen nu June 21 Cargo steamers with accommodation, m,t(d MINIMUM FARES. Inter- c To Genoa519 words
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Article399 1933-06-14 7 Mining Shares. I Pi****, W dnesday. II a.m. ria| tir. share quotations are Issued and Co.. exchange and stock Buyers Sellers BAaai Tin 29 32 .Cd Malay 26 JJT BtfcM Tin 13 14 0 95 1.00 rm Tin MM 179 Paoang 010 015 Cai I Tin 044399 words
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159 1933-06-14 7 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. TIN VAGARIES UP IN LONDON. But Down In Singapore: Rubber Easier. (By Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore. Wednesday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 10% cts., down 516 ct. Market easier. Tin, $120, down 8 Yesterday's Prices: London Rubber, .3 5 16d., down l i6d. Market159 words
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Article160 1933-06-14 7 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Mot r Spirit and various brands of K-.rosene Vt as f '.iovs: Shell Avmi n Spirit in 4 callon drutns prr British Imperial mm§Mm Shell Motor Spirit ex piimp per British Imperial pdkgi aa mm Shell Motor Spi-it per 4160 words
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Article767 1933-06-14 7 Mi. H. J. Welch On The Position. Tin twenty-first annual general meeting oi me Dus Un Dorian Rubber Etsate. Ltd was Rubb.°rV May 10 ln room ci tbt Rubber jprowers' Association. 2-4. Idol-lane. The chairman said ,louTn, <>aCe €9Aln m Gnomic nr^l! h< Ugl the avera c767 words
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Article42 1933-06-14 7 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London Spot: 3 11 32d New Vorlc: 6 116 (O.) cenU Bmgap re; 10 1: ie—io\ ct TIN London Spot £224. tUp 255. 1. Londm 3 months £224: «Up 25s Singapore: $120.00. COPRA Sundried A n 11"42 words
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Article107 1933-06-14 7 Economic Conference Reactions. Reuter Wireless. London. June 10 monty t m JJSI m >*"•« offers The stock r*rh.„„ ld r c?nt. wing to th BeneraUy were some rood r~t aCCOUnt but th c~e recovery m SSeaTS?! lnC,UdmK a sha m«n Movement of Ger--Reutet WheU BraZiUan lssues CONFER ENCEReuter Wireless. - 107 words
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Article31 1933-06-14 7 aJS report of tne dl «-?etors of TTafalaar Ltd the previous year 1«. isno• d from S4 37S .nH A. P ald absorbing "rr^^ 1 MM be 88 37831 words
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Article94 1933-06-14 7 0«4.5?h SUSl 1 t0 "M"* 'against IS y? tn 1931 of h,cn «3" 03«lb were ■J** Bouraba>* at an average price ol 65 guilder cents, and the balance was .old c l V h?vJ;^ k 81 d ,b crop h. nested was 4.166 13 cwt Ct £594 words
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Article32 1933-06-14 7 Less of the Sungcl Purun IFMSI Rubber C-mpany for 1932. £>27 (against £«76 for 1931, balance carried forward to i 7?°" lng 55* credtora *<4.000 lb «against 601.943 lb >.32 words
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Article171 1933-06-14 7 Further Reduction In tosts Recorded. CtLSTIL2?S E« meet, held on Rlarn at the n« r Ltd.. was h improvement in the I£lm year a furt her 3 cost*, and the n 0f the eduction l «at prediction P 1 accou nts bore out a tat *and its171 words
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Article169 1933-06-14 7 Lass Of £947: Value Of Investments. the jTxl T l °y ls ihown by the account? or the Ja%a Investment. Loan and Agency for the V <,8 nsl K lor 1931-32) reducing the credit balance to f ***** «"><*•'» U v. viirtQ. TuC lCS8 is RT Vfd at169 words
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Article74 1933-06-14 7 uinrh aPaJnSt £1 817 ffr 1331 to m P et rectors havv mJ3 l 2 2 A of l rarri«d forward rafalM r 4S. to l &£2 harVC d 5*2 h U>J--5 564W <>1" w:th GlO.Milb., and 'he avcaae net price rtatojed tor all mZ of74 words
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Article47 1933-06-14 7 52 C hera Rubber Ei "t** tor 1932 £«51 (.gainst £1.871 for 1931». reducing the •-urn carried forward to £13.352 Fl oatin 5 iS, SIS ih urrcnt ,abl,t es £9M «3 S 701.132 lb. was harvested during t he year (against GG7.869 :b i47 words
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Article633 1933-06-14 7 Rubber Shares. Singapore. Wednesday. ]i a.m. issn!S aJ?E!2 rubber hare wotafloßi are issued by tnssr and Co. and Lyall and EvattT 'save Value. ftatai LndJ j MM ft Co. Eratl j Ailenby $0 .70 $0.85 Mso 80 A!or Gajah 055 0.6b 0 .50 060 A. Hitam 1.00633 words
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Advertisement51 1933-06-14 7 SOUTH UDf I BRITISH V INSURANCE COMPANY, LOOTED. FI RE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED 4T LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MAROOLIOUTH, I nv(-,i Manager. Elnlayson Green. EASTERN UNITED •BSCBANCE CORPORATION. LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR AND PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE. hKAn L^JOHNSON: General Manager. OFFICE No 4. Cecil51 words
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Advertisement83 1933-06-14 7 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated ln England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almelda Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital £2.900.000 Paid-up-Capital £1.000,000 Reserve Fund and Rest 600,000 BEAD OFFICE: LONDON BRANCHES: Bombay Calcutta, Colombo. Karachi, Madras. Amara. Baghdad. Bahrein, Basra, Ktrkull. Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and Interest allowed at 2% per83 words
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Advertisement54 1933-06-14 7 twiar/ QUARTERLY 2! Interest yearly paid to yon quarterly Think what small amounts put regularly away now, will mean to you in time to come. In a surprisingly short time you will have an appreciable bank balance. Interest at the rate of 2\i> r l is paid quarterly. Read Office:54 words
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Advertisement175 1933-06-14 7 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (Incorporate- In Straits Settlements;. THE CHINESE THF Hn nn,,. LTD. AND THE OVERSE A LTD Capita i it Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid D D tin nnn iinn m BEAD OFFICE. CHINA BUILDING tSu* O,OM,W Chea Swe. Cheng, wmu P Dn^««= Lte Kong Chlan, Esq Vlca-Ohainnan. °UUn* n175 words
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Advertisement215 1933-06-14 8 sem ent s < I 6.15 i 19.151 mm M, .r„ 4mmmwmi.mmjm <-.mcdv J m nsution— j J Dno,t trnm a rord-br.-akina sta B run in J London nnd N w Yd-Ic HP "Clear All j Lee Tracy I Benita Hume ml fyjl Bu,ut,ful tar s, r jljfc *^Tjf j"rup215 words
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Advertisement109 1933-06-14 8 I WHOOPEE! J COME FOR A "PLEASURE CRUISE" *+m V naughtiest comedy Roland Young j Genevieve Tobin mXgkmX .icndm.v t 1 ln ><« 11 have the ».-andest j FOX PICTURE ln years! ANN DVORAK I 1 TO MOST SEEN I Wtt THOBDUGHLY o*l. ,y LAOQ AT lON >USS A N,GHT109 words
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Advertisement250 1933-06-14 8 P M TO-NIGHT r mmm\ IN ifirjMP "Murders In The! Rue Morgue' SjlDOftOfftf svn lin the due next M!i < I s I "le dernier cri] MAieriKli in hairdressing and lf iHlWwD| beauty work. European *J a r%^-. EXPERTS with Parisian MARCtLLE training. The Finest late maison and most modern250 words
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Article17 1933-06-14 9 Beriooi Allegations Of < heating. MX Mac KmilLU, y mornlns. Dnw «f.'."..':"".•«••.» ■MM MM* MM« HH17 words
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Article42 1933-06-14 9 The untitled 95 rH'. fc W *t "J* I h,r 111 l U Ne larae «!L f lnt There was g «he «riC id S? -1 at the hou d 5g n> 1'»"' atj Demuth and D o. -ud haakaod ard* children42 words
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Article32 1933-06-14 9 Haemorrhage Jn The Brain Results. iron, I. EUIa an uirl An fell v < S cks SETS 55" MH, but ihre* I «rents look I i bo<A,n,, Iwpeles'. and her32 words
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Article46 1933-06-14 9 Alleged Trust Breach As A Servant. r£2t: Srs* c r I s »i Lcentogpßn, appeared before the TMf2 J P F yesterday. when the «Mrtioa a n said would XJTto \oZ cmi nooi, rather than *ja iEJ l*e W «TM Bx«i for hearing46 words
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Advertisement145 1933-06-14 9 915 OPENING ToSaY^ at Spechdjlatine ef 3.15 K,nm l,r s «"o- Tht> I'icture that thrilled over ...11l »e«i o>er a tnilhon cinemasoers in LONDON I 2 MINUTES to free himself from a lifetime of torture! m\\\V~\ w^! t ,°i a hVUIe u he U -*nder the muzzles of W'T~ T145 words
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Advertisement307 1933-06-14 9 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. N i;' l r j,! tt j' Comoonn, H llS( s 11 881 iy. RoihuMl Road, tenuis court jcucd Ivm., No ns. Arthur Road j2£ ssjur l co Ld i 2 ORDINANCE NO 44 (BANKRUPTCY.) W HIE SUPREME COURT OF nr STRAITS? SETTLEMENTS SETILEMENT OP SINGAPORE. MRankrupcy No307 words
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682 1933-06-14 10 SOCIAL INSURANCE. Social insurance is practically unknown in Uafagra but it will be a force to reckon with in the next few years. As the country progresses it is bound to link up with other civilised nations and. as a matter of economy and efficiency, subscribe to some system of682 words
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Article392 1933-06-14 10 There is a third and unanswerable argument in favour of Malaya accepting the principle of social insurance on a modest scale as soon as possible. The 1.L.0. is framing a draft convention of social insurance for acceptance universally on principle and fur v here th< rr is no smfk convention392 words
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166 1933-06-14 10 A Costly Service. fir rePOrt the Johore **s and Telegraphs Department fag i 932 is nn t -11 dismal reading. Johore has in l?r?****»Tmt of Malaya f he slump, and this has led to a meac lir n Z en Tu£ MBlay P^rence" 6 sons R v!ni the present for166 words
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Article174 1933-06-14 10 EMM time to time comments have appeared in these column* touching e n the «MI -cd n c,i h f o fr Char^d for Patrol to Malavl"'; n of ten cents a gallon a few months 25» m tTS*. hpp in the rightTr I?J dld not BO far enough. We174 words
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Article107 1933-06-14 10 Penang. Mr Jean Cachet, a French prospector. «s an inmate of the Oeneral Hospital. Pcnang. Mr. Carlton Hurst has been provisional recognised as U. S. Cot sul ai Penang. Mr s J. Baukema has taken charge of t* e Netherlands ConsuUte at Penang on tha teidgnatkm cf Mr. N. J.107 words
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62 1933-06-14 10 Kuala Lumpur. Mr J. w. Bustraan. of Messrs. Heocceler end Martin. Kuala Lumpur, will be IcavW for Amsterdam by the air mail BjttK wh£h takr on from Alor Star on Thursday next J*."*.*.* Mary, Chinese Church and th. Asiatic Unemployment Fund a succor ,i charity dance was held on Saturday62 words
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Article84 1933-06-14 10 A farewell dinner was given by vi> En* Thye at his residence a Temfana ban. on Saturday to Dr. .rd on the oeeaslon of their deparUue I KedT' 1 At the Seremban S i 7 e Hon'ble Mr. Justice G A u?Z' C the past fe» days but lH tS84 words
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Article11 1933-06-14 10 Malacca. -uS\rndrto C lor 1 a oc^?0c^? He wni Ar^~ Ipoh.11 words
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Article73 1933-06-14 10 ear was turnina out nf ne sHght^to?; iu M Crd Minol Jn for thi M mman Temple thaßks wwegivea oLSS. Bucc slul termination cf Manama Gandhi's fast. The function was held unn>* auspices of the Indian General Welfare com mlttee and was the first undertaking of body, which came into73 words
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Article429 1933-06-14 10 TOPICS OF TO-DAY BY "LOOKER-ON" A new war debts deal -vt use if you have no chips. much This debt argument H cash-as-cash-can affair. A Britain has reached a i agreement with America tv Citizen doesn't understandlwhaf but he will when he hatto^" I wonder if late-comers i H World429 words
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Article69 1933-06-14 10 On Other Pages. OUR SHORT STORY, on pa* RA F. COMES OF AGE OB 1 CHETTIARS IN INDO-CHINA. 01 shipping news, on page 6. JOHORE POST OFFICE, on page 13 CONCEALED HIS PROPERTY 3.000 YOUTHFUL COMMUNISTS CLUB DIARY, on page 15. JUDGMENT IN K.L. CASE CD MALAYANS AT HOME, on69 words
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Advertisement218 1933-06-14 10 J Jlgjv Crocks! mm^^ —P| Frocks! Viyella for i niEL I Frocks! I in° r r!.«- TS UOCkS t0 Weac and ,0 ow chcose Viyella Fabrics. Always »ov-n 1 with nw nTn H e T St £fSS S Ga match exac ly *tth p.am-toncd Vhj I Ilk* of all the218 words
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Advertisement65 1933-06-14 10 SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION FOR GIRLS RE C EIVING 10W SALARIES Is Arranged by The Y.W.C.A. AT 8, FORT CANNING RO\D SINGAPORE. Eurasian. Asiatic European uirls accommodated on Salary basis. T.K.K*S BI'BULR SHOES. Hork Su frcm 70 cts. to 9t r's n*r "Heck Tee-fron, c s tSSSjS s TENG SENG GUAN. Established65 words
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1725 1933-06-14 11 AMERICAN INQUIRY INTO WHOLE POSITION. Payment Due To-morrow. President Roosevelt Meeting With Legal Difficulties. Reuter Wireless. Great Britain has arrived at a definite agreement with' \merica on the war debt instalment due for Zml norrow. It is believedReuter Wireless. - 1,725 words
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Article187 1933-06-14 11 Decision Of Japanese Spinners. Reuter. Tokyo. June 13. A PLENARY session ol the Cotton Spn A«sociaticn has unanimously decided 10 enforce an immediate boycctt of Indian ootttt. —Reuter. Washington. June 13 mSI Ux of on «nt per MM vot on mvohed in sales under contract, +U attdReuter. - 187 words
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Article129 1933-06-14 11 Mandore s Case Argued In Appeal. The case in which a Tamil mandore. named Muttish. su -d Chong Kiam Ho for the recovery Of $867.20 j,s arrears of wages due to him s ar RU*d ln rppcal to-day before Mr. Ju>Uce a'Beclcett Terrell. Mr. Justice Cobfcctt nnd129 words
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Article63 1933-06-14 11 omnions Question About W ilson Report. Reuter. London June 13 r of ommons question tlmt. tm'l 1 5 Parliamentary Under-Socre-£r> for India, announced that the Wllaon p.opeaal as regards Indian settle in Malaya m been Cwmmunica t ed to the Raj. which u l£,t u T\n a ££7*l**«-*Reuter. - 63 words
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Article48 1933-06-14 11 hinesc With A Previous Conviction. Convicted in the Third Pohce Court of theft Ot a Btddaai frum the rv»r*o« 11 «oman to the corned c Street and South Bridge Road Ah tenced by the Dtotriat Judge (Mr H a to 7 months- 'ZVpolice superviaion. monti:s48 words
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Article39 1933-06-14 11 Ordered To Be Sent Baek To India. Mu B Masfetraf. ,U. raornlllg -Ihf*1' < L ,1 p f <">«■*001 ccu k ed pleaded guilty 'lmvln" no employment ,.,d no JppS*" 5 n0 His worship ordered repatriation to India.39 words
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Article40 1933-06-14 11 Second Magistrate IMr A W tmm\ >.nten,,. of one monUi's rigorous im prtaonmem .on a rtekaha-puUei thi" It appears that on the night of May a -TagS n the *PP"«-hed baa and offered to procure a prostitute.40 words
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Article26 1933-06-14 11 A number of ca of unlicensed haaking in brought ta, most of the accuse P oTt^! Wer4> gaSSS nunor of 12 was and di26 words
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Article33 1933-06-14 11 Mr. A. M Allibhoy. the Indian world-eyegal who parsed through Singapore some time ago ZfiZJr? Par U to »nat he was hop:n« o make a crossing to England when the mall33 words
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Article44 1933-06-14 11 The death took place on Tuesday of Mr. Joacquim de Souaa. an old Malacca resident at an advanced age The deceased is the father-in-law of Capt. A J. Mlnjoot. the of the Rural Board. The funeral too* place in the evening at Bukit Serendit.44 words
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Article805 1933-06-14 11 World Conference. MR. MACDONALD R\ps KNUCKLES. Reuter. London. June 13. [ATE arrival. wi u the World Beooomk Conference resumed Math a!< <<> itresi the need for P Unct! a,ity H th n the decision of the bureau tha. tfenera) dhc«ioa should last only three days. JEIJ?* 1Reuter. - 805 words
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Article161 1933-06-14 11 Wettest Weather In China's History. Shanghai. June 13. N° RTH Chlna 15 experiencing the mtt t 2 -ther in tMn, n> nil n Ar extern, rainstorm is raging in Taiyuen («.n tv m Shansi. and the suburbs are submerged ny peop* hay, been drow..ed wh,!c much161 words
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Article28 1933-06-14 11 The Straits Chinese Reading Club with to thank all the i,rm= and individuals who hay, helped m making their recent bazaar the J success thai it was. j28 words
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Article637 1933-06-14 11 OFFICIAL POST FOR FENG. Tientsin Taxes. Vet Another Tiff With France. Shanghai, June 14. COMPLETE settlement of the Charhar dispute has been reached, the terms of which are: 11 > The Central Government will formally order Gen. Sung Che Yuen to return to Charhar and637 words
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Advertisement145 1933-06-14 11 IH EYM AN« I I •BUTTER j Tlie fresh delicate flavour of t HEYMAN BUTTER is due to the ideal conditions under which j it is made. Produced in Victoria, j Australia, it is handled and j packed with scrupulous care in j order to ensure that it will keep145 words
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465 1933-06-14 12 Airmen Win Well. BAD FINISHING BY THE S.C.C. fllHE S'CC. were biaten to the tune of five -I tc nil when the*. m t the R A F «t the A «.son Read St.«hum jx.strrdty in the First Cvision465 words
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Article158 1933-06-14 12 Thf Beau Sti'll-i d r> Students- LH.rarv a. the O**" on Saturd UntM by ties t m Ul^d I4V-U 15-9 M c s, X l LUn 0kaO Gel: DOUBLES C P "r,u beat Leor* cLJ Pl \Tf F U Phooi > MIXED-DOUBLES" tS U C. Won.. hM 'o158 words
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Article142 1933-06-14 12 Derby W 7 inner Succeeds Again. London, Paaa ,j 'PHE Prim-r 04 Walea stakes run to-day re- Milted as follows: y 1 HYPERION. S FHA MSU DDIS' 1 BELFRY. Six ran. won by two length.: third, shorlm*Mmt:' i- 2: c-i 33-1 -Re Utl ASCOT STAKES. To d.v142 words
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Article45 1933-06-14 12 VVah Chorg B P -B" beat Poh > a Utter, court on Sunday last uy art Chant Beng beat Chan St rai •C mb i UlT 1 1 c Koh Tno beat V\ DOLBLES; Jan Cheng Ben« and Uam HoJr H < ir >» Pr45 words
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Article70 1933-06-14 12 Arr BP the rcurt C gamtS lo 2at l«ter" S Tan Soo Liiw beat Koh Kirn 15—3, 15—6 p Klm Beg aaeng T-ck io_i PonnuSfi m- >M to Lew SSI tilt aiTs" Jejn t0 anU Ec Hwk Chiang b at kpoc w 800 Uei and H70 words
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Article178 1933-06-14 12 FIRST DIVISION OoaLv P W. L, D P. a. Pta. Malays 10 9 0 M Wilts I J J M SRC. 8 9 f J J 1» 12 RA. 8 8 1 J 3 21 1» 11 tec 7 1 6 0 3 23 2 TO 10 0178 words
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Article89 1933-06-14 12 Amateur Meeting Next Month. THE official programme has bon i the two-day amateur rpce mr S by the Ttfping r-jrf cvJb L ng to b held There will I H and ,5. classes 3 and 4. tna ponies 32L hor All the firM run, will b« «»f five89 words
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Article161 1933-06-14 12 American Tournament At The S.(\(\ Al To-day's t:e: gg UM hn«u tournament at «h, :c C :wt as olC'"' A S. Bank* and Dr E D m.h Cameron and E d V 0 0 D Bthon and O Duncan E a »nd P. M. Aldred. Ste.vay, EJ. Ci>161 words
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Article40 1933-06-14 12 ADDRESS OF H. S. LEAGUE. r A ng Tto Cho* writes"ln i.spcnu to Wculd-bs tn rnberaV Wi- «JJ sjcf th, He,hh and S!^TS£ cc 1- tnd subar ir 1-1, r-., J -J? ,PL r Fs«*uiai» ar. naatgj 1 %haU b40 words
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Article39 1933-06-14 12 Malay Woman's Screams Lead To Arrest. (From Onr Oun Correspondent.) Malacca. June IS court ami LKrrnk in the poiu < court, and a charge of criminal preferred a K ainat him The accused wa- ronvictrd and ord.-ed t^39 words
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Article36 1933-06-14 12 Men Go To Gallows: Under Girl's Spell. They call her the 1 mondVr mum* i« But already her beauty ha? vent two I' dlacovered Und and ,h rrtmo fatal rnnZZ ot »>!ame for the36 words
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Article116 1933-06-14 12 The latest ls.su»' nf th» d U good one The M *rhten. while the U vtry b y i« the articles L^gg* <"*uasard of th journal "terary standto the Ir are ovei *M 'hat the —7 f recently magazine is "toruble" «»">nymtty in the The arMelgi include116 words
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Article94 1933-06-14 12 At Jalan Besar On Sunday. 'THE match arranged to b? j.!aj- t «d at Jalan Bp n, Sodium on Sunday between thCompanion A.A. and the Amicables. in the «mi-final .f the S.C.F.A. Cup competition J 1 1)0 P° n d as a game has been ;T^ n94 words
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Article133 1933-06-14 12 Tournament Ta Star! On July 1. A laantennU. tournament cpen to T |liH of too YUCA. tennis section ITh 111 day Jul, 1. a d crntUnnn, daily, except Sim. Even* Mens single. chump.u.iup i, Coi:>. r Shnid -Entrance to si, vi. cb W npKn ~J p fS mm.!***133 words
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Article56 1933-06-14 12 The am:uU BtMMIi aagggj o. st MR b h, ld fn Jupr a: 215 pm at th.- J.i b m S adiun. Thr cv na open to the Old By. ar 88' M-rd; art and slia-.inv. the 28 p The land attag gaaM cam to tn -r.»»s56 words
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Article54 1933-06-14 12 Australia Eliminate South Africa. Londi n. June 13. V the Queen. Club to-day in their DavLs suited as follows: M CG S ,A RCbblns <6 A.» 7-5. 6-1. c^SdT-.^ l^.^ 1 -d r Th,s, wlu u;„ IMW mrfk :n m mm^mu r..cat Br,a v who s54 words
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Article115 1933-06-14 12 f nines For Tournament Next Week. I" I»!? E i? T£ SVf '"«>« and if•££££ ncv. w«k. Enirt tor 1 nct JO! ready Icr publtatlon. The names of tiiuse whe h'.i— as fellows: u entered a:OPE>: MEN S SINGLES. H C F J d **<"• L Chew T«115 words
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Article510 1933-06-14 12 'all Scoring i BAKEWELh TOI'S A(JAIN. DAKEWELL. the Norihairi) tart »«k. wiowKi rn *M» r?» m P ,'"""amv. by Glamorgan, hi |h > Count ldalSlva; in the same gamp T>imi lain .1» btainert mub" h h «p. SS no a Tonbr'iaa, ,IrV- *r •ack, a: fj vMfc510 words
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Article185 1933-06-14 12 Sunday's Cricket At McNair Road. The Nondescripts' beat the Khn»sa A'sociati n at crickrt cn Sur.lav by 125 runs. Scores: N.C.C. Carlo Pcrelra b Stlakan Singh 77 Choor Singh b Dass J N. Fernando c M Singh b Daas Samsor de Siha b Fiara 4,' P R.185 words
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Article551 1933-06-14 13 Schoolboy Caned. KKVKLATIONS IN COURT. mormVr cf an unlawful ty the Cnmmunist Youth Corps and Maag lit rature wore' pro- i fthtm— youth who appeared I'nlrd Mr.gistnue < Mr. J. F F yesterday. I >d. -M-io UM his age as 14 yeiri Pil In th* Tto Hoo551 words
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Article53 1933-06-14 13 rouble With Rudder Of New Airship. Reuter. Moscow, .June 14. r a J n d to Khabarovsk at 6.20 a.m. He does not state his reason. Frankiort, June 14 hin f NaVy dlr^lbll> "Macon." ""0 Akron rtM, t ft iruj 11 Z\ ,,ieht rrom A r b rtReuter. - 53 words
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Article13 1933-06-14 13 Reuter Wireless. Madrid June 10 th:.t feM Prieto. the foimerReuter Wireless. - 13 words
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Article288 1933-06-14 13 Mr^,,;* i *> Coram* With Wife And Daughter. broken. News is to hand ,h fll 1 W family will be X Ch by the -Rohna." to moirov India and Mala>* £2? 5? M broad and liberauy 1 M? tAd>Mon merr «ca„i««„ -thu torn* that oeeSoV .shou t288 words
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Article117 1933-06-14 13 Another Success Far Stanley Woods. Reuter Wireless. Douglas. June 12. Stanley Wocds. winner of y ar s Junior ar.d Senkc Touiists Trophy Motor Cyc'- races, tn-day won the Junior ra< R dinp rt Ncrt n ht covered th- coc.tc of 2C4 mil- 5 in 3 hours ar.d 23Reuter Wireless. - 117 words
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Article132 1933-06-14 13 Many Leaders Arrested In Austria. Reuter Wireless. Vienna. June 12. Drastic mcasives have b.en adepte a a.n. l thj Nazis in Austria as the rerult ct last nifchis attempt to assassinate Councillor St Idle, leader of the Tyrol Heimwehr. The cut rage fa aliened 'o have fc;jn catriReuter Wireless. - 132 words
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Article51 1933-06-14 13 Reuter Wireless. Berlin. June 11. Acccrding to tha laical stataahes, aaaajaW rntnt has lallen to 5.000 000 which is 1000 000 MOW the highest figure p.- lhi A hope ful s: R n is tna* 75 pr ecu: Lb, improvemrnt to due to re-employn.i nt in regular industry—ReuterReuter Wireless. - 51 words
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Article25 1933-06-14 13 Reuter Wireless. Washington, June 10. Roo has nominated Professor William Edward Dodd. tn e poliiiral hvs oraui a Ambassador to Germany.—Reuter Wlr-1. ssReuter Wireless. - 25 words
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Article485 1933-06-14 13 Malay Preference: Tale Ketrenchment. IN' the course of the report on the .lohorc car 1*33 a d i Telpgr> P hs Department for the 1car 1.3J. it ja stated that: dustriaf .ISS d pIcsslon ln financial and industrial circles prevailed throughout the year shrtnkaur in til485 words
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Article87 1933-06-14 13 Two Chinese Fined At Malacca. 1 From Our Own Correspondent.; Malacca. June 12. J C u Ek ru k Tan Ah Lai who etc toed trial on charges of selling liquor wiih- 0t b:in founJ lr > possessor. lined S2>. or one month's rigorous imprisenment in d-fault87 words
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Article1049 1933-06-14 13 Sequel To Bankruptcy. CHARGED WITH NOT M R H A **rer. Distriei Judge was enaa ere Sahib's? of tor cf a rue .nd urdrT: 8 lro P rip ™<* bLs property. ■oat aato 2SS and oil uUhill .xtition. and P ntation t bankruptcy s «ndri^ fcag rnonihs1,049 words
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Advertisement21 1933-06-14 13 THENEWIpWI TO-NIGHT TALKIES TO-NIGHT j Love in the Rough j ICE CREAM TO ALL EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY, CNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.21 words
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Advertisement219 1933-06-14 13 BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT D_ TO H.M. THE KING FOR ESTD I THE j} FIRST TIME I GRAND CHEAP SALE i (Owi n(t to complete reorganisation of the business) THE HOUSE OF QUALITY $150 000 WORTH OF GOODS j TO BE CLEARED $150,000 IFho.o frames w >- f™™ ARTICLE FOR C219 words
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Article227 1933-06-14 14 Arrested Two Hours After Discharge. JOHORE NEWS. Our Own Correspondent., Johore Bahru, June 12. W*?. who from the dock adJ* mltted to Capt. Nelson Jones .First Mhi/istrnte» tint h» k«j <rir*<i Prison ur .1 C m< Ut f the Prison at 11 am. on June 10. after227 words
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176 1933-06-14 14 •pPLEA3URE Cruise." th, delightfully ntu -*J^^ W *J la>llt a "run af he Pavlhon Theatre ye. tcrday and made an in tant hit with local audiences It \s on? of the bsst. bright ,;t and nau-h.iest film, shown recently and should continue176 words
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124 1933-06-14 14 fv,. v J r which bornn a reason at Aihainor:. la it night, is a very entortauvju \uuou- P-.itj of the world to secure -conIk iC a>" r at Wh Uvcr <«* to Mri eh' cr •h,.~ ,V 1 'k° prsli wlth a ,n124 words
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Article35 1933-06-14 14 uh?* V the Uni ed Artist»- picture vtaka ccmmcnccd its run at M, Ry J y Um Sire. enterta.ument of a Uv; v ml h! Pl0t around the adventures o35 words
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Article15 1933-06-14 14 t w, j, e seen. of a ■MB* ua rushed hospital15 words
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Article, Illustration122 1933-06-14 14 WARSHIP IN F»ORT. Thf H MS IMT .rrlv«J ymtrt., tf, ARRIVALS. *2 tons, frcm Malacca H-S for Penang via ports 18-0 Kennr.. D, lt 1 033 tony from Belawan Dell 13-6. for Bvlawan Dell i 5 .6 Ngow Hock." Nom-.. 709 tons122 words
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Article100 1933-06-14 14 Singapore. June 14. SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES ■ast Wharf < Entrance Gate 1) HM S. Herald E E.E Wharl Main Wraif 'Entrance Gate 3, Perseus 18. Himalaya Maru 14 Empire Dock «Entrance o*te S) St-cl Scfarcr 30; Ka.a-.cla 33. Empire Dock «Entramt Oate 4) Bain is We Wharf100 words
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Article192 1933-06-14 14 SELLING. Singapore, June 14. London 4 months' sight 2 1 London 3 mcnths sight 2 3 II 3> London 60 day-' sight 2 3 15 16 London 30 days' sisht 2 3 32 Lo-do'.i demand 23\ London T.T. 2 3 27 3 1 Lyons and Paris demand qqq192 words
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Article164 1933-06-14 14 Singapore. June 14. R Ital W Coast No. l per Kovan Sill R. iMami w coas: 2 aiaa X: Wee. Siam Old" Z£l S2 S am. No. 1 sinhwav- Siam. Ho. 2 -Sinhwav- V.t\ mm. No. 3 Sinhwav tzLZ Hi>e. Saigor. A 1 JJaa Rice. Saigon n. 1 m164 words
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Article51 1933-06-14 14 Finished Work Of Bringing Peace To Siam. 'from Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, June 13. mm* wVoTh-f i filll ng health that m<SL£ b avi?£ ™r ry Placed their ie ißrationv f, y .u° fflCerS hay S.ate Council cl E IS? 25 eon.-.dering them C Kmgl ho Pan in51 words
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Article21 1933-06-14 14 Reuter. Washington. June 14. has the WhiuT Houf f te Bnd noW eoes to wniu Hove for signature.—Renter.Reuter. - 21 words
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Article43 1933-06-14 14 Mr A r££f I*" f ,hr belaudUus mi?. khUSOn K was on board the ship and feu 8 he tril,ped a chain n, H ho di v'T U l ,rci hiS ankle badl >' and was taken to hospital by ambulance.43 words
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Article47 1933-06-14 14 When the ambulance proceeded tn p,,~„u Police Station the SSS found an Indian suffering fro m% gur T^ h n a the K^ and 2»**W which was said to have been caused by a* accident was only .light The patient was taken to hospital47 words
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Article14 1933-06-14 14 Mr. S. A. B. Rosa of Ayer Panas Estate has IItUJUK fvom heme le,ve14 words
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Article259 1933-06-14 14 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY. JUNE 14. Hish Tides.—2.2o a.m.. 401 p m Rotary Luncheon, Adelphi Hotel 1 n m League Football: Div. H, Medical Harlequins. M.C.; Div tit m 5.H.8.. Anson Road: v Services, Jalan, Besa- "WfcaJ Police Band. Telok Ayer, 9259 words
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Article170 1933-06-14 14 ALHAMBRA —-Clear All Wires." CAPITOL.—PauI Muni iv I am a I ugitiv J from a Cham Gang." j EMPIRE.— "Murders in th< Rue MorgK." j GREAT WORLD.—Side shows, Cabartt Malay opera. Chines, wayangs, silent and taking films (Sky Talkie: "West of Broadway. Star Talkie: ••College Love.") MARLBOROUGH.--Che ier Morrif170 words
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Advertisement37 1933-06-14 14 i jlj CHILLY SAUCE I M 01 th < mo* delicious J at l sauces in the world 1 I •WRITE FOR A FREE SAMPLE I < from provision h,, throughout M ,!ava. Mtojuftxtured by j A YOUNG CO.37 words
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Advertisement16 1933-06-14 14 Pianos Bought, Sold j| And Exchanged. SEASON CO., LTD., j 115, North Bridge Road, j SINGAPORE.16 words
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Miscellaneous237 1933-06-14 14 POSTAL INT|W(gNg SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. Banka Island. Plp.djce and Palexnbang (Thedens) 3 p.m. North. N.-East and N -West Sumatra Patras» 3 p.:n C.;.: a and Japan (Himalaya Marui 3p n: Belasran. Ceylon. Esypt ard U.S.A. (Simaloeri 3 pin 'Kedah. Pena-g. North. N.-East and Wart t West Sumatra. Siam. Burma.237 words
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Article708 1933-06-14 15 Chairman Says Restriction I: Unlikely. A WJ "ey raeotin, of Tht teas w?re produced at a bjt. unfortunately, had tralteed the 1™ p^ p cv.r refolded. The depre„.„ on h e bS at Dee. "l. 1 ra2"T,Tt 1 l» h «o 't*" p,opcm -d- the da; had708 words
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Article253 1933-06-14 15 Lord Irwin On "Unhappy Exiles." Society of Yorkshiremen in London and HntpTv' "i C Bave a luncheon at the Hotel \tc oria on Thursday in honour of tluir president. Lord Irwin. Replying to a toast, proposed by Mr. J c Pot-er. who was in the chair, and supported253 words
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Article148 1933-06-14 15 New Spanish Bill Signed. /V>HTrARY to the rntcrtainrd In Catholic clrtli i'M-Ui.n! Altai. r. «Tmi m ,,d put into force the B"l regulating the status of the religious orders 22? PRMH| ln th< Cortez by a narrnv majority. k,7 he 111 provldfS tha t primary schools run >148 words
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Article39 1933-06-14 15 American Magazine Editor Dead. New York Mr. Ormoml Oerald Smith, founder of a ho of popular American magazines and "discover-seventy-two* nC,fd wr'ters*sr Mr sets whose fullest ;on arpTOrcd n hu France* Ycrk but «ducats In 3S^rarrts«i39 words
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Article56 1933-06-14 15 "The Good Earth" Considered "Derogatory." pany was making the plrtur, mTrnZ^JS 1 52 L< gentrsUl > her, tiie nlrl 'Ml Picture of China. ,n offlcul circ,M as mml 2£ 22 J" Btor V. as it is being Aimed E lse* lse lm Presslon of the country- and w"l56 words
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Article72 1933-06-14 15 Budapes:. ha M^ o TL? lenne 1 77 -W-«W *ldow 1 S moment-, sleep for the past c from childhood, and later r life heart trouble combined with her anaemia to cau-c Insomnia Every nlgnt for tfte p&st M ywf gona to bed hoping72 words
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Article110 1933-06-14 15 Admiralty Tests Of New Diving Dress. before """I mile, was demonetised Whale uJtru °?w CM,I! in a Unk 2 venter The inbody of the dh-er is F n Man lh! with fkxible Jo.nt d Cteel c >' luid shaped head pScc and ,< 8 an <* AmehelsfpT tc110 words
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Article143 1933-06-14 15 Moonlight Rangers «eat Hclsckers. S'OO'Xm p kW S CT Und 8.««" th, mLgTff 1 j*"**» f defeated The teams v ere: A P Tan Chc g,na Cm Raymond Chua: Tio Tf' Ahm HELSEK.«-L""S m B fcak->r Tim a" r ng T -*°n3: Nocrdln, Ah Hono 0T Uc Chto143 words
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Article81 1933-06-14 15 Cereal Blossom Selected As Emblem. HsirJcing «Maochukao). cr-ea v H, f thr kaoliang." the popular rhurL > f acrtri,ltu;al P l oduct oi Ma 44a5 bttii afliftally chosen a* Manchukuc s national ttcver. e:^ Win; t? k stacks make up« the uJTeS thf^^n" rCi<nt tlmcs t!,e ,kac -ang-81 words
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Article191 1933-06-14 15 Ecu me Ord.rs by Ucut. Col. M. J. T Reiliv Ccmmar di »i S.S.V F cated June 14 arc ioiious: Jl Mawttfcj rargc allotrreu's are .epub.ished for information m s li a-, t Keadqui.-ters. fom I Un B T Ring? F P i p.m. 7 3o p.m.191 words
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Article63 1933-06-14 15 a Canton. A mysterious looking man whose frail body clothed in nithy. patched rags. U a famiZL2£ ln t:,e strm cf Cantons line usidtntial district. only twenty ycr.rs old. «*mod Wang Li Chen, and he begs only fcr or alma with which to buy salt. For now.63 words
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Article33 1933-06-14 15 Alexandria. nve year-old ZgrpUan boy has been arre?..ed fir arsoult here. During a street tight with arother b,y. aged seven, the arresUd child p:ked out hl» adversary's eye.33 words
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Article41 1933-06-14 15 Madrid A lorry travelling at a hl«h speed in Pontevedra ran lnU. a house with auch an impact that the walls collapsed and the building tumble down like a castle of cards Only a of debris remains.41 words
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Article240 1933-06-14 15 Has Lived Dangerously For r '6 Years. fort Dtrwin (Tierthem Terrl0*j P ,t,r y. Australia). NE of the lacst intrepid women in the out *52 6 h 5 "n uwwuh,rrh, 1 ars of her eventful life—has £m£? «<"> tr* of the t*sr up ,rcm th s8e sev240 words
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Article37 1933-06-14 15 -hour b> th. counterfeiter .not ver identified) •to forg-d number of tcr franc note, now be ng circulated in hf Parr district He ha- carefully omitu. th word which }or life Pi:nishablc b > Ponal servitude37 words
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Advertisement294 1933-06-14 15 A J Healthy Youthful Skins Demai d the Best Vuutmmmtm Snap, ankle ol the purest inp^dtesta, iliwiwmMi i IriMw and pi t, ij,,. Jj^ k I""'- ii m R I rißiKiiia j I ini<-urn flit heali I that Hmßuiltd j»inij)l< or ra^h. pm rnc'i Soap. Omtmrr.t ami Talcmr Malaya) UcMtcd,294 words
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Advertisement47 1933-06-14 15 The Tea of World-wide Prestige By itt choice quality and incomparable flay our Lipton Tea appeals to all who appreciate the best TEA ON SALE EVERYWHERE IN TW i FAMOUS YELLOW TW UPToe ltd. t« rwnmm, mmmm. i I Sole Dislributors Henry Waugh Co., Ltd. Siaoporc—Penanc—Kaal* Lumpur—SUm.47 words
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Advertisement210 1933-06-14 15 FAT MAN LOSES 63 LBS. Krunehen And Walking. J 3» rice, hp im, M for pub|lra I* j***" MM I have Kduc"«l day. This remarkable achievement Is an 1* ta Tne" s J°l &r fat y U Will be gaining n <ne.g>—in endurance—in ambition The old jm chair wont hold210 words
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Miscellaneous334 1933-06-14 15 CLUB DIARY. c LIU™ m m99Mmm club and Societies fa mOU f the of which are readers of th* •'Malaya Tribune." This Diary sLSS d d 11 1<" Secretaries are Z ?J°, T* 1 16 in *m*m tt up-to-date mm 2Tff£ H *PP****o» of general Interest TH. S l^ Uded334 words
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Article2094 1933-06-14 16 JUDGMENT IN K. L. CASE. "MALAYAN DAILY EXPRESS' AND ITS GUARANTORS. th. n&ffTi* th e appeal delivered on Saturday bv the Chiet Justice, the Hon'ble Mr. Justice A K a Beck* Terrell, with whom the judgments of the HonWMr ta ■erahty and the Hon'ble Mr. Justice2,094 words
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Advertisement360 1933-06-14 16 BOVRIL 1 jjgf Try this New Game! WHAT TO DO HOW TO R^pp. M«ke v mar.y words as you can v/ri'e n'alnh J m the Utters in the staff* if E2 ECVRIL FOR HEALTH Fo- P '"uhab~ V mo*}, fire. volt. etc. No fcreign or Latin v.ords accept- 1 1360 words
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Article123 1933-06-14 17 How America Might Conquer Crime. Chicago. E?* V 'I! 0 acting as his ggygy»«*i« «"h a "revolt Vheme put f c! VJft S l3l to 3 •n the United s£t, L hC ODqUcst of cri or mu7de^ t r h^/r%/ 2 r are army. e>er y123 words
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Article215 1933-06-14 17 Echoes Through The Surrev Woods. .L they known wh ih *y singing. the nI K tin«2le-, could not have gathered HiH It .°J m rt choir than thev r- roouiand '«"vel in Surrev C U ho wr was a good iv t nC !heir enthusiasm. DuM: '.n the215 words
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Article221 1933-06-14 17 rUbb mClUdtng SSSS !ateX lat gg g g ™n-.tea» «a .1 Malaysn ports, during the mor.th of May, 1933. In long tons. Sheet and Crepe Latex. Concentrated Latex. TOTAL Di -tmation. Reverter. Tons. Uma Exnort Ktri»t« Pme Xo Transhipment Transhipment. S SetUenJnt. ES BE 8trm,ta Str.lU Malay221 words
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Advertisement262 1933-06-14 17 IT CO3VIFORT FOR I I CHILDREN I I For more than sixty years I I physicians have prescribed «S C ASTORIA for child ren's com- 11 I mon ailments. It regulates jl I their sensitive systems by set- 1 I *hng the stomach and gently I stimulating the bowels. j|262 words
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Article864 1933-06-14 18 Masonic Lodge. "TRIBI \i: IiIUTOR IN DO N AS TER. trrum Our Oun Correspondent., London {by Air Mail), May 31. my last letter I reterred to the •rrival of Mr. W. A. Wilson, Kditor of the "Malaya Tribune," in Lonoon. It was a delight to me to864 words
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179 1933-06-14 18 (From Our Oun Correspond rnt.) BrUru-i. June 7. 4 CHINESE deck passenger on the M V Marudu" from Singapcre last week -ommlttrd suicide by jumping overboard in the early hours of the morning as the vessel was anchored in Brunei Bay. Mr. F. J.179 words
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Article122 1933-06-14 18 London Auction In Aid Of Housing Scheme. An agate cup and cauco- decorated with MnjHftM stud., and a CflMl of B;u Si *ace Urn among the er icles pnen by he Ou M a:d of lh e Pulfcrd 7 t me to provide London workers w>h cheap uJ'lL^!122 words
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Article213 1933-06-14 18 Supplanted By A New Order. j r.ejlin, April 27. pwmf asowry, which to th. mm bu JMtIMM OBOtnU object ol attack as Wteni FYmMiiui-y m l 0 the Italian PtocUto, bt rarvertheleat m effect disappeared actk.n n:a y aS a f Government f I,Z h L G< T213 words
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Article345 1933-06-14 18 Wonders and lhriils «•A.P. Di S p| ay< J1 SI 1 1 daredevu fty. ed wlt thrHh and olltl part, by a vast crowd it v 1,1 U- North London, on Snf^f 0 That is th; day of the B annual disp: ay an event at345 words
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Article205 1933-06-14 18 Domestic Prcduetion. a<. represented by Malay states and Btratts Stilemnts of 2" Pederate d Malay States. Unf.derate. r h«f May. 1933. rm> and Tin-in-Or; g| 72 per cent., te* the F d rated Mab.y S:ates Tons. Tons Unfedeiated Malay States: 1917 .Johore Kidah 16 Perils 11 Kelantan205 words
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Advertisement443 1933-06-14 18 \m%. Cheap Lamps R Expensive raw n tungsten j|J lan. Mm > I i i j/ 4 Ĕm then 811 the moat H n E» ""uur.ant impiovc\!jfy B F«V mP■ll re fej lAM DC MAZDA'S and the W* m mm a9a Non-Sag PBMMBt iTHI aaiTISM THOMSON HOUSTON CO LTD 1»443 words
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Miscellaneous200 1933-06-14 18 EMPIRE RADIO TO-NJGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA (INCLUDING BURMA, CEYLON. STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN). From The Empire Transmitter, Daventry, England Wavelengths: 75.28 and 31.3 m-tres Two of the following freauen.-tes and wave. *m*Jm will be usod in the transmissions ta the Indian rone. Announcements will200 words
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Miscellaneous113 1933-06-14 18 KUALA LUMPUR (58 metres). 6.30 to 8» xm. uoday and Fridays and from 7 to 9 pm. BANDOENG (PM.Y.-58.3 metres). Midday music. From X.50 to 10.20 p.m. programme of music. Also on 31 TSZ DatiVe and Chinese from "vJr^*^ 0 Pm Also on mi> tres. 7vm 41 metreB, from 4bcut113 words
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Article570 1933-06-14 19 I i>taped Execution. 1IH DEATH RECALLS MANY THRILLS. < 'annes (By Mail) ot Mala Hari ig redaalli of Major G. f the rfraad "Deuxieme < "junction with his Itc number, Admiral Sir Hail, unmasked her as one dangerous spies in tht. man in twork. nil570 words
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Article35 1933-06-14 19 ndmg June. 3. export* fi a W>le. from Malayan ports Of which 81.554' KUfdom, 1.515 cases ;;tmcm of Europe 'wl cases ekewhere. PWiod. Jan. 1. to June or an average of 39.26935 words
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Article515 1933-06-14 19 Committee's Report For May. TZJLTTZ UM »**»»«n i iil. reports for May as follows Applications. p rev i. Thte To Local Committee: "***> Singapore 209 Penang 73 2 J Malacca fi 7 Kedah 4 5 Pcrak iOl 4 Negri Sembilan 22 102 Central Committee. K.L. 207 1515 words
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Article76 1933-06-14 19 Questions About Income-Tax Returns. Reuter Wireless. a Washington. June 8 The Senate has empowered the Committee inves.igating the Morgan affairs to question the partners regarding individual income tax return. The Senate has also appropriated an additional $100,000 in order to permit the committee to continue the investigation* untilReuter Wireless. - 76 words
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Article403 1933-06-14 19 Driver's Error. DETAILS OF NANTES TRAGEDY. Paris, June 4 rpHE mmmm tram running frcm Park to le A OrnMl, on the coast near th mouth of was derailed al les Blottercaux. three kil,,mei.-es from Nances Sortu fourteen corpses and 70 injured persons have have alroady been recovered403 words
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Article218 1933-06-14 19 an She Be Givcjn Self(Jovernment. h, hV Baldwin k (trailer man than he has been given cr-dtt for or the dimensions the rev olt in the Conservative Party on the Inrt >* PoUcy are not so seriouJ as one began to think. 1! the Irreconcilable* apart, how. Li"218 words
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Article40 1933-06-14 19 *Ie united State* Khi«r»i«- ins: the liner "Leviathan." which la nL 016 from England to thatTnl Se ncuie 10 l at seven' durm* tir,? aSS T tFBCt to Cermany. lalt^hV^ l i < !S J° Bn land and other40 words
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Advertisement256 1933-06-14 19 For your throats sake, smoke CORK TIPPED V R A/1 ad and sealed.fresh in London JBEik \V Trl r f trad, ««onal home of the J^HS thr v., v do n °t. cannot, affect the &%^rsm£mM throat. You can buy CRAVEN "A" any f v NBMS^P*--* where seolcd./Vesf. in the256 words
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Advertisement138 1933-06-14 20 WEG TO WORKERS POS,TION T LOOK ™™ARD TO LEISLRED EASE IN THEIR LATER YEARS INDEPENDENCE j CAN ONLY BE: OBTAINED BY SYSTEMATIC SAVING DURING YOUR WORKING YEARS. i YOU MAY NEVER HAVE REALISED THE VALUE OF LIFE ASSURANCE OR WHAT IT WILL EFFECT WHEN CAREFULLY PLANNED LET IBE GREAT EASTERN138 words
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