Malaya Tribune, 27 June 1933

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    36 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR OA.LY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol. XX.- No. ISO SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Ti:e>da>. June 27. |fgl Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1933.
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      10 1 ~m"* f| JOYCE 81/CUIT/ \l IBM Ba H W5,• S
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      46 1 A. FLINTEH 6, Raffles Place, Singapore. Importing D&mondj and Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market prices. Also buying po!d co m a and gold ornaments of every class and quality. P*?ing h;<rh c st rrices according ro daily exchange
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    CHINA NEWS WEEK BY WEEK. SUPPORTERS IN MALAYA.
    418 2 Surprising Report. ASIATIC MONROE DOCTRINE. fG prising Japanese i p. rt the Japanese plan to establish an Asiatic- Monroe Doctrine is being BOpported In some quarters in as the only alternative to save China from her Preset disruption, and a party bat
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    The Ha;nan Industrial Bureau «hich k con <B, ta*, J ft*"** XMM
    12 2 The Ha;nan Industrial Bureau «hich k con &lt;B, ta*, J ft*"** XMM
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    IDYLL UP-TO-DATE.
    77 2 Beautiful Shepherdess Shows How To Do Things. Georgette wa« k-i..*&lt;« Athens. 20. She r d "••I standards Tha is 1 SSI ma "-by a flock of sheep h r lath owned So tea?* k Parenta objected. »i the Mantle to Pine S; Vtl° a modecn young woman BUfc
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    RECONSTRUCTION IN CHINA.
    329 2 Much Progress In Spite Of Troubles. QESPITE the many and immen&gt;e trouble! with which China is betel at the moment, both internal!and exlernally, the work of reconstruction is being carried on. as the following notes testify. Much more progress than is popuariy imagined is being made in
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    GEN. CHAN'S CHILD.
    124 2 Pressure Of Work Caused Loss. T ED by pres ure of military affairs to low JLi sight of her 10 years ago. Oenerai C ha:, Chai Tong. military head of the Canton Government, is now searching fcr his lost 11-vcar old daughter according to a report published
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    TUNGFENG LOOTED.
    55 2 Japanese Consulate Set On Fire. Mukden. June 13 I&VSSS; ir;^r°* Kne -X Many «heps tnd public buildings fneludHn the Japanese branch consulate L ll Th *ie™ nm«iFS£i sr Yothle arrived and drove the hanHH "■'r? ar »&lt;£" o: uS« that thrv counwd d V SSSS f J:n n»ht
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    ANTICIPATED REPRIEVE.
    72 2 H as Shot Wirh Freedom Within b nd Alcjz Horvat. knc»-« t, «m mbrfort it arrived. w cm P &gt;' cu D a r^!, he foUo,lirg three »onths he crack--a8 3K tl?i2Lr i acroBs Sudd.nly he jerked the chain violently from the s.rgeanfs hand and rushed ofT. Ho?vat
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    SUBSIDY PLAN.
    19 2 Spain To Compete With Empire Oranges. Madrid. iuir on each ha!' r?J r Zl nt of Drc,n
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    CHINA FLOODS.
    151 2 Water Reaches Record Level. Shanghai. June 26 rpHE water of the Yargtse River at Hankow JL yesterday was 47 ft. 2 ins. in height and mar i 0 overflowing at the top The fjS were lcakins In several places The Municipal authorities are hurrvin* to ~r the leaks.
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    THREE-YEAR-PLAN IN CANTON.
    118 2 American Authorities Interested. Canton. May 25. HTHE novel features embodied in the tim c J t ar Pn 35 rp S ards judicial administration has attracted the attention of the can consular authorities, according to an c &gt; cial Chinese announcement to-day H ssn?? IC S that
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    WAR RELIEF.
    112 2 Funds Appeal Find Response. Shanghai, June 25. .„*&gt;*, 6110 Poiice have denied that two cf S J" c nnectlon wit h the assashmion ZJr-. Xf* H °ng Fat (Vice-President of the Cent al Research Institute ai d a ecmmitr.c DMAs* of the China Civil Rights League, la t
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    IN MEMORIAM.
    51 2 Manchukuo Troops In Japanese Services. th. i„„ Peiping, j une 25. &lt; P e tl0ops in North China held Jarar Se CCS yesterda y in honour of the Japanese soldiers killed in the recent 1 lS? a e H reat Wal1 The Manchukuo troo-s Ue C allowed to
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    NEW PLAN FOR PEACE.
    207 2 I'Uan Situation. THIRD POWER T 0 MEDIATE? THE Japanese have W aerodrome m Koupe Ll T Orcat Wall pa s nbrthTtt &gt; number of barr acks accordance with theT!£ S°S make it the permanent southern boundary 0 S'SLfiL 10 1 According to latest the traitors arc-
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    21 2 The Feiping palaces were re-opened for public had b«n a J surcs J Palace, Boo* becauseof the a d trans P0««l
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      69 2 From a Doctor's Letter r" son was fed solely and exclusively on Glaxo from birth until he reached the age of eighteen months. His physical well. being and progress during that period were so extremely satisfactory that I have since recommended Glaxo in every case in my own practice where
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING- The Rothermirage.
    70 3 h M VUWs &lt; of Lord Him MM) wffl Mj Malayans smile a tttttfl for U «t are aware there is n the rĕmoW e*taj m Sir Cecil Clement., d er *S3*-" B propyls 0 f a constitution vvifi h Gov :ment of
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    Rubber.
    124 3 I y SPITE its misfortunes. R is still one or W the t WO of Malaya* principal Industrie* -re can be no tirubt that a foim of ifle control production practised by aV •rs on both um» of the Str.it, of would prove to be to the ultimate 1
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    F.M.S. Duties.
    110 3 T HERE have been some misgivings whether »m Pmmnmm Power was twtlHI in ordering the people in a -protected- Mate— v. hich is not Br.tish territory— t.... pav a hM» P ice fo:- imported neressities of Ufe in order benefit BfttMl ir.anufa turers. especially no such oider was
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    To-day's Federal Council.
    107 3 WfE hep- cci. cceii mm will Bad mu 10 sa &gt;' °n the —ttif of M "lava's yhare 1 any future tm quota, the great danger owh to the shortage of Malayan tin of consume turning to other brands, the efforts of ee tain sections in London
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    Jan-Cyclists.
    154 3 1 on c type of cyclic against v. X tne still refuse to action however.-and that is th, .-ay-, vehst. He is the man who should engage the attention of the authorities first, for the .simp' reason tnai he is much more of a factor n the general regulation
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    WHERE THE GIANTS OF YESTERDAY?
    242 3 Inearth Of Great Personalities. (From Our Oun Correspondent.) Im Ixj.idon, June 1 (by Air Mail). tl cse days when cricket appears to be passing through times of trial cricketers on all .(es arc deploring the dearth of outstanding personalities. It is said that when the
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    COW EATS FORTUNE.
    109 3 I'casant's losses Because He Did not Tell Wife. Belgrade. J,an Milutir.ovitch. aho lives near Tzaribrod ,s "bia&gt; decided to retire from farming He fold his land for a good price, hid the money •i. the straw maitress of his bod—and said nothing to anyone. Next m rnirg
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    THE DEATH JEST.
    78 3 Answer To Joker's Challenge. Tokyo. A 1.'.tl band of sightseers were standing en lh' «dct et the Osh;mi volanco early In the i rnfaf. Th&lt;y looked fearfully over the edge, into the smoky ab;ss, and discussed tb; under- fl rumb. iigs. j M i:!y re mar. shouted
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    BETTING AND SWEEPS CONFUSION.
    923 3 Chances For Lon ff -Distance Flights. LONDON LETTER. London, June 13. T 1 a:, present little likelihood that Put £jo^r UBeat WUl action to 1 recon »mendaUons of the Royal Commission cn Lotteries and Betting f r OVf r a year and spending hasZ2LZ evidencv the
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    Shipping News & Notices. STATE AID FOR SHIPPING.
    564 4 Shipping News Notices. STATE AID FOR SHIPPING. A Reply To Foreign Criticisms. nSFLYING to czitkln of the support given *J I HMBI lo in: imrciwau umVUm i.. IM foim cf ocean mail MBuacto a.ia eoiuiiucicn leans a* provided ..•nan-nun ci Urn .im iica:. Steamship Owner?, oy liie MM*winu .-vi. Iff
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    OILS FROM ORIENT.
    96 4 Krcction Of Storage Tanks At V ancouver. vrSS rS nM f frCm C,hlna W U henc'lt by storage tanks having a cauucitv of 250.000 gallon; which are to be constructed miners'" Vancouver "«bour Com- j When th»» new facilities become avall.M. targe quantities of vegetable oils from
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    A STORY OF FLAGS.
    640 4 Century-Old Ensigns in London. a hat gygjgg, avrj&gt; o1 h of Much*.-!. S.rxre house fla iS whle' when their 1 11 »ye MhM when their sea-going day* are o r and fIM» are neatly all well kn.wn to the aacd -amen who make the i.biary th,,,
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    OIL TAX HARDSHIP.
    267 4 Liverpool Coaster's Experience. A FURTHER example cf lhe handaai) in.paed on British coasting Bh'pofrnen bj tee tax cf Id per pa'lcn on heavy o l has b?en brought to lhe nctlce of th. Journal of Commerce and Shipping Telegraph by Messrs Monroe Bro.* Ltd of Liverpool This
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    THE "HURDWAN."
    21 4 ajii on Thursday. oingapore at 0 She wiU proceed alongside the kh u~ wharf on antral. H 303 rd
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    THE OCEANIC S.N. REPORT.
    498 4 "A Not Unsatisfactory Result." T% r n tP °M Cl tho directors of the Occanic sfn ted to Compan &gt;'- Lid -to be precnted to the shareholders at the annual Son sTr/l be h M at enr: d r that the aCC0Unts for the J car
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    INTO THE ARCTIC.
    33 4 Soviet Icebreaker Leaves In July. Leningrad. June 8 beme' tmmm Z2* pTeparaU n f,r nd overhauled in SSTST cxpedltion the Among the new equipment bein&lt;* incfoii-^ -.no a a i-u^^"2^i^*:
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    411 5 Mining Shares. Si gape.-e. u a m [•ip folluv.hu tin share ouutatiens are issued XT" Co ana S I?sue "a am Kumtons Tin "JT* «I Austral Malav 26 og~ Ajcr Hita® Tin 13 M cd Aver Went? 0 n5 Q Bangrln Tin 18;{ $1 Batang Padang n
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    105 5 ■M« BY ERASER A- CO EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. c&lt; Buyers. Sellers Singapore Cold Storage Deb. 7 per cent 102 103 M C l Singapore Municipal '1901) 5 per cent ins n-&gt; Singapore Municipal 110 nom &lt;1907) 4», per cent. 104 ira rtm BB .pore Municipal 8
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    276 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. ALL-ROUND JUMP IN TIN. Rubber Firmer On Dutch Move. Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore. Tuesday, noon. To day's Prices:— Rubber (Sir.t-pore), 10?» eta., up i M Market Tone: Steadier. Tin (Singapore), &lt;\*)t, $H9, at U P 11 1 i \t-terday's Price..:—London Rubber, 9 32d., ii
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    PETROL PRICES.
    159 5 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Motcr Spirit and various brands of Kerosene ara as fellows: Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon $1.10 Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon $0.83 Shell Motor Spirit in 4-gaJlon drums per British Imperial
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    SIALANG RUBBER.
    587 5 Mr. Eric Miller on Native "Menace." Lon i.n. Jur.e 7. of Th h 1 22£*55 Ken ral Jflfce Sialan K Rubber Estates. Limited, was held W.H1... .day M i 31. 1„ I U ri»cm cf the Rubber Orow rs* Assocution. Inc. mm* I Mil, V ,tn&gt; **+mm) presided,
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    STOCK EXCHANGE.
    107 5 I rench Gold Standard Humours. i I Reuter Wireless. London. June 32. on 81ock f m«! i amour? J"*»- mc 1 Pcrary Irnounced tern- I Whi »^nSh° f of' h wh^ m 0^ (:vo'jiable weather n.«« a of unCarada and the UnUed State*' by inSeCU ,R cr jed
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    41 5 Latest Quotations. RUBBER Spot: 3 9 32d Vork: 6 3 16 G cents. -•nssport 10 15 16_ :1 6 TIN London Spot: £221. .Up 25s.» L&gt;.ndi,;i 3 rao-th-.: £220 10b. .Up 30i &ingap;re: &lt;119.00. COPRA Sundned Mixed S3 83.50
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    BRITISH CURRENCY NOTES.
    34 5 I 2 525? b&gt; t:,r 1231 1 Secretary d under lac Currency sr. Bank Note At: bV I T^ I :V^ L ,l 1 t ,W5 Such notx.lanV »»tts issued In
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    STRAITS TRADERS DIVIDEND.
    137 5 75 Cents For Half Year. SMELTING ONLY AT HULAU BRANI. worn, «,L oi m tor thr I Trjd n; Ocmpun d »489 208 4" Ma &gt; »&gt; t The dhectors rtx-ommenU:--«5» übrorbmt $075 000 00 Ihat t;, t balance of S74Q or" oi £2 icmaincj closed. e
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    DUTCH MOVE.
    40 5 Hestrlctian Possibility "C.ood. M Reuter. Amsterdam. June 26. A Dutc 111 cf five memb *lin re rle lon of rubbri C rowin~ •ul mmt th. n.. v and .s eonin Lili y of reahsinff re ,;ricUon.-R. u trr.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    442 5 Rubber Shares. Sii gopcc-s, Tuesday. 11 a.m. i 0,1^ w n 8 l -ibber share quotations are 1 issued by Fran: t»*:d Co.and Lya'l and Evatt: Issue Value Praser Lyall 6c Shares. Co. Evatt. Allenby $0 70 $0.80 $0.65 $0 80 1 Alor Gajah 0.50 0.60 0.50
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    GENERAL.
    252 5 PHASER CO S QUOTATIONS. n. jj -or CLOSING QUOTATIONS. m &gt; u, &gt; Buyers. Sellers. S2 Alex. Brick Pref. $0.85 $0.95 S2 $2 Alex. Brick Ord. 0.50 «M» £1 B. Anrrl. Tobacco 102J6 107|6 I $10 $5 B. Malaya Trustee 5.35 5.50 LI C. Tin Pref. 7 p.c. 24(-
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      246 5 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. Incorporated in England) SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4 D'MnuMda Street. *h -t.ri Hn&lt; i KuhNOTlbed pJ222i BJMyMI w^,v f mm M6.4M IM 4i» ofhi f UMfSjcm niwm &gt; 1 »»*«v r,,„ n ;i r Xsmchi. M^rw. Amr. a. IM-hdud Dahre n. Bm, Khtak CURP.cn r UXXXJMTi Dpfmi and
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    OPPOSITION TO TIN DUTY.
    686 7 MOST INOPPORTUNE TIME. Federal Council. IVeferential Treatment Of Malays. "A 1 the moment it: does seem peculiarly an inopportune time for the imposition of this duty," said Mr. Sav«fe Bailey in the Federal Counyesterday, referring to the tin The price of tin, he said, was now
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    QUIET WEDDING.
    99 7 Doable Knot For Spanish Ex-Prince. Reuter Wireless. Lausanne. June 22. Enormous crowds defied heavy rainfall to Ine i a culmination cf the romance when Prince Asturias. heir to the Spa- and a direct descendent of Roman Emperors, was married to a commoner, the -nn,'hter of a Cuban sugar
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    TO-DAY'S SOCCER FRIENDLY.
    48 7 n ".ms of the Cricket Club and the i' A. meet on Hm Padang to-day. 11 1 vii or the Club's improved hotviruT. reat interest is being centred in to-day's gam:, and a toga crowd is expected. •&lt;••• v ur! arrangfmenta for adml sion will operate.
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    GEN. FENG'S LUNG TROUBLE.
    372 7 Caused By Speeches To The Masses. Shanghai. June 27. ta North MM give KM Chinese au Iv.rlMcT'n ?'p a definite reply in due tou h b n P tt cf Staff of 2 MpMMMH 2m£ He is not expected to cTtur.n to Piping Übord b 'U,
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    NEWSAGENTS AND LIBEL.
    129 7 Wtllknown Firm Found IJa ble. Reuter Wireless. mm. London. June 22. The UabQl v cf nmm in uixonrricusly handling Hbtfl U a, J 125 5 the V ll1 to-day when the well-known wholesale distributors. W H f en L r d.;vcr: ord r, d to pay Hm
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    KASHMIR RIOTS.
    106 7 Rival Communities Join to Quell MosQae Flames. Reuter Wireless. Simla. June 22. Rioting has bor'cen out. in Kashmir accordSSJ?UL »««ase reeved by Oovernrmnt. Three mosques are reported o have been destroyed at Mirpur which waa the ■cc.w oi .c. ouo communal riots f*o years ago. TI Simla. June
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    SMALLEST REPUBLIC.
    104 7 Discovers Anti-Fascist Plot. Reuter Wireless. Rome, June 22. Seventeen arrests have been made in Cheania and Paleimo in connection with the dtcovery cf an alleged an .-I c:st plo. in th little republic of San Martino. The arrest of two suspicious individual lp d to the discovery of
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    AGRICULTURAL SHOW.
    66 7 Owing to the d tes proposed for the Singapore Agri-Horticultural Exhibition -t the Great World for August clashing with upcountry exhibitions of a similar nature, the participation of the Department of Agriculture may prove impossible. Participation in th&lt;&gt; circumst nces would, it is felt, cause serious dislocation with
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    CLAIM FOR $2,000.
    141 7 Defendant Consents To Judgment. rp'tE ra i v which Chop Too Siang «otherwise known as as Chop Teo Slang Guan Kee&gt; sued Chop Yeo Lotui Hua: for the turn of $2 rame up for trial before the Chief Justice. 3lr w c. Huggard. in the Supreme Court
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    INDIAN ASSOCIATION.
    147 7 lit Of Officeraccepted. An extra-ordinary general meeting of tht members of the Indian Association. Singapore. ?a&gt; held on June 21. to consider the resignation of the President and the other offlc* 0 Jrers and the removal cf the Association to i..." nper premises. The members tried to persuade
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    WARM TRIBUTE.
    135 7 MfWjirial Service To Mr. Tan Boon Chin. H Is a nun of personal charm and lr ays h s worked hard and stu dii&gt; •he welfare o: the Straits Chinese Coaimvnity. of whom he has always been regarded routed, valued end outstanding member.** Mb tfM la One Hundred
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    SUMATRA EARTHQUAKE.
    48 7 Total Of Killed Now SixtySeven. Reuter. Ba a via. June 26. At K-Jt 67 propie have bam killed in a: rarthquake in the South Benccoicn district o id.—Rvut fc Later -wenty Eu.-op.an* trc among the victims c earUy tt k e ia Scum Beavoolen. Sumatra -R.u.er.
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    SOVIET NEGOTIATING.
    56 7 Will Lriiish Engineers Be Released? Reuter. London, June 26. L.t.L;cJT cd Sir John Simon V th- ore tn Offlc &gt; at noon to-day to resume for.ru. nec&lt;y.ations regarding the imprisoned iiritk.' c ngineers. ti-.l t criclrs in London do not regard th outcome of the ta!k optimistically They
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    POLICE BAND CONCERT.
    73 7 Tne Band of the 3.5. Police will play th f-lloAlng programme, weather permitticg the Botanic Gardens to-morrcw. commend: at 5.15 p.m.: March. When the Band goc-M.-rchi: g By." NichcUs; Overture. "The Magi i-lute." Mazart; Walt:. LII d Amanr." Bati fort. Fantasy. Cock Rcbln and C 0.." stutelv
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    IRAQ AND BRITAIN.
    81 7 King Feisal At The Guildhall. Reuter Wireless. London, June 21. K™° FL-ial n6d »U etixmonial enuweDufc. of otocJSr."* ccompanl&lt; i "J "it u* MaSSJ ZSSJt T"" by aan &gt;" n Of Common p two countries born taurrsU. Iraq had n urishl d by mutual Great Britain JJ
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    THE SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS.
    123 7 This Week's Programme Of Drills. pROGRAMME of drills u P to and for mm ending July 2. 1933: TO-DAY, JUNE 27. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters. "A" &lt;MG&gt; Coy Soctmr. Drill-Night Hring. &gt; C J Lvo m n~Tra^r rtCrS 2rd Bn n TO-MORROW. JUNE 28. 5 'Pl t! "D" (Eurasian)
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    CAR JAGAS.
    72 7 Youth Who Hid From Inspector In Culvert. 3 his car outside the Pol r Caf In H.gh Street on Sunday night. aCC l i;? d came "P a^d offer d to watch UP r tU T d Wm BWay--2 toIST and Wltne?s c:ught hoid f took W s?t
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    SPURT AFTER A DEADLOCK ?
    1010 7 SPURT AFTER A DEADLOCK World Conference. JAPAN'S DELEGATES RESTIVE. Reuter Wireless. London, June 26. J HE Japanese delegation is restive at the slowness of progress made •t the World Economic Conference Lhey contemplate an independent line of action and will approach England, -menca, France, Italy, Germany and perhaps other countries
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    CALL FOR A CHANGE.
    819 8 His Exoaflaocy u, t Governor, even before he expounded the "Maw Policy." has always apOßt a good deal of time in the Malay States, and. a.though he may maintain that the ■Way States need more attention Ota ever, owing to their financial difficulties and development problem,
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS.
    531 8 Comments By The Way. Of t£l£odSSSr Problems a catr.sation of vulcanised rubber have v r^TJS" 1 are usualno£r anauv f T?* stayed to make ™nuf 3c tuie. But it has also •I "imp a' l thP investi eators that: a»r? i; 1 b ,25 0 Purify
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Penang.
    96 8 i .-*!L R X Pakrisam y "M elected preaid nt UhiraMda Mahajami Sabha on Saturday. v.uona he s:n n m m M r n A imm was elected pVeTident N *™'»uloo Naidu The death look place at his restd'nee in S ec *m*MmSm of
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    Kuala Lumpur.
    69 8 r J Simpson. Agricultural Pied St lanBCr Wh has b^n health Jew' a.° y s a Sc n rPtUrned l Kuala L -Pur a H Venkattan. the 18-vear-cld Tamil boy who di appeared in May from the house of tlto K*lh i^f• has found He had gone has
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    Ipoh.
    57 8 ■1 Bth Owl,. has grantt d r railUw as Second Lieuten;nt (on mo- I &gt;n to, M.v.f. to Mr. Cheah Gh m Ch f h S*\ rflß fa her Hon. Mr o? SSI Ur n' Who ls on the RePc" ktn erS&gt; WaS the ftrst Chl "ese in Perak
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    Seremban.
    22 8 A congratulate :y was given by ttti. ET. Se K mbilan ChlreSC You Mm's A'soriahonour cf M.,, Tan Pah and Chan
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    Kuala Kangsar.
    45 8 M O. Bundle. O.C P n w„ i fho will be proceeding H or n.'in h X 1 the next few days L&lt; the course of to a tea y aS J" l n rtBined Gently or the Pchce at rank d file
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    Klang.
    9 8 The new Stau? mnim■&lt;&gt; morning in ShS "?SS
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY
    424 8 BY "LOOKER-ON" The Colonial Secretary wan, that we must have U&lt; nice young English clergy in diocese Prospective bridesmaids distinctly disappointed. JL Aberdeen dentists rive Hi*;* rtwo doses of gaa-orS when ing the teeth and the extracting the fee. Edison, the great inventor. showed his real genius
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    50 8 j CHINA NEWS, en page 2. LOMBOM LETTER, en pap 3. CLUB DIARY, on page 11. COMING HOME ON LEAVE, on PAfC 13 TIGHT AGAINST CANCER, on page 13. TORONTO EXHIBITION, on pa*. 14 RADIO PROGRAMME, on pa S e 14. CO-OPERATION IN OTHER LANDS M p
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    CHINESE PROPERTY IN MANCHURIA CONFISCATED. HIGH – HANDED ACTION OF THE JAPANESE.
    118 9 CHINESE PROPERTY IN MANCHURIA CONFISCATED. HIGH HANDED ACTION OF THE JAPANESE. TWENTY MILLION DOLLARS' WORTH TAKEN. Wrath Of Chinese People. Shanghai Support For Feng s War Policy. Tht Japanese Command in Manchuria has coafeeatad Mnose ,m,,,, tv to the value of twenty mittiondouaS Sa«Mri it k, being used for «ppliS
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    "NANKING MUST STRIKE NOW OR NEVER."
    414 9 Shanghai. June 27. f pilE Central Government has ordered (Jen. He Yinf Ching (Com-mander-iT-Chief at Peiping General Headquarters) to settle the Chaifear situation peacefully. On. Sun- Che Tnen (former &lt; hanman of the Charhar Provincial G v?rnment) hits been urged to leave for the
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    ALARMING REPORT.
    379 9 Tibetans Invading Sikiang Again. lhe *Mm of the Chinese Super'.ntendant cf once at Neuianshan. nonh cf Peipmg and the appointment of a cff.cial in nis place was, not the worti cf the Japanese trccpe in that area. M ft reported, but the Manchukuo Li Tsi Chuen. v ho
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    TIGER SHOT.
    122 9 I'arty Who Went After Deer. 'frcm Our Own Correspondent. Malacca». June 26. lr Treasuring approximately 7'L. i'a na bagged by Messrs. Gch Kav Seng". K m Eock. Org Chin Choo. Nco Sin Ke? &lt;" &lt;1 ti t ty v.h»n thpy r ent do*n la-t Surday 1 Asahan. jiorth
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    29 9 The untitled and member of the Singapore "le Gills' School axe reminded at 1m •'.'•ne.al meeting to bj held fcobonrd room of the school t 5 15 p n.
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    CHARGE AMENDED.
    126 9 Alleged Utc Of An Iran Poker. Appearing befjre the Second Magistrtto 'Mr. J. F. F. Gregg* yesterday. Insoector Trewin. of the* Kandang K-reau Division, mentioned a case In which c Chinese. Chcong Poh. was originally charged with voluntaiily ciusing grievous hurt to a ccmpatrioL. The accused, it was
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    BUDGET PASSES.
    53 9 Reuter Wireless. House of June 23. Ihe Budget pac. the third riding by 230 vat.-s uga'ruit 42. afte- a debate in the ourse of which Mr Hore dechrv d an. invitation to make a pronouncement on currency d"bts as that would be improper in the midst of the
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    ULM ARRIVES IN RANGOON.
    140 9 Lindberghs Flying To Greenland. Reuter Rangoon June 26 ULM has arrived here from Alor Star Reuter. I Mr Uhn and two co-pilots arrived in Sinaai I m Saturday in a straight hop from Derbv. Western Austrain They left on Sunday mornIwg for Rangoon but engine trouble
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    ARMS DEADLOCK.
    91 9 Conference Adjourned Till September. Reuter. Paris. June 26 The adjournment of th. Disarmament Conference po.slbly un il September has be n virtually agrc d ML Paul Boncour in an Interview vi h Mr. Arthur Her.d?rscn when the latt r I a&lt; en route to Oer.eva favoured adjournment to
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    SIAMESE DECREE.
    64 9 Exchange Preserved: Reds To Be Suppressed. From Our Oun Correspondent &gt; Bangkok. June 26 The new Gove ament announces that tlv rest Mit rate of o.ehange will be preserved and ill Ccnununis.lr doctrines rigorously suppressed The Government will further develo: fiiendly relations with foreign powers -nd tits utmost
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    KENYA PREFERENCES.
    88 9 ircunmntinK Conuo Basin Treaties. Reuter. Nairobi. June 26. «2 .S255 cf Africa to Impose Imwria! Prefi n i.ee in vtew if th«* various .reaties HE to some extent be overcome as the result B&lt; new tariffs unreduced to-day. hereby- a pectnc rate or an alternative ad valorem duty
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    LONDON UNIVERSITY.
    50 9 Foundation Stone Of Kxtensions. Reuter. London. June 26 Th. ir Majesties laid the founoation sion- of th- n w buildings cf London University at ■MBMtaHf this af ernotn A _i tte 01 n and cr s nas bc(n acquired largely by the genercslty of Rocl; feller Poundation— Router
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    "LUSITANIA" RECALLED.
    38 9 Reuter Wireless. Londan. June 23 j 3?L U f L ilanl a" v recalled by the death of the commander of the ship to-day Thomas Turner was one of the best known Cunard Command.rs -Reuter Wireless.
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    HUMILIATION OF OPPONENTS.
    725 9 Drastic Nazi Action. EX-GOVERNOR RUNS THE GAUNTLET." Reuter. Berlin. June 21. JHE inrrimlui of Dr. Nationalist Hirhtinjr units is ,rS? r d as nieaninjr that Hitler is t» brook no rivalry to bii authonty ort, have any competitor, allies to his army of Brown h oflidaily stated
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    RETALIATION IN AUSTRIA.
    129 9 All Nazi Mandates Suppressed. Reuter Wireless. Vienna. June 2:. POLLOWING the OaMMfi M*, to suy press .11 activities ol th. Nazi Party in Austria, a bill declaring all Nazi mandaus h» parsed the Lower Austrian Diet. Th&lt; mm mmmmmm of Kitzpuehi m the &gt;rol ha* bow mm
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    MOSCOW-TOKYO TENSION.
    252 9 ALLEGED SHOOTING OF FISHERMEN. Naval Action, Landing On Soviet Territory. Reuter. Moscow, June 26. JHE Japanese Ambassador, Mr. Ohta, visited the Acting Foreign Commissar Sokolnikov yesterday and protested against the alleged shooting dead of three Japanese fishermen in the region of Capo Kronotzky, Kamchatka. Hs asked permission for
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      168 9 heyman I BUTTER The fresh delicate flavour of UttYMAM LLITER is due to the ideal conditions under which 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 BRITISH I EMPIRE Agents:
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    Sensational Play In The First Test Match.
    591 10 TEST CRICKET SURPRISES. England v. W. Indies. TOriilSTS COLLAPSING BADLY. Reuter. London, Jnnc JHE First Test rr.atch briween 'Eogfattd and the Weal Indies, which was begun at Lord's on Saturn day morning but was interrupted by rain after only 4" runs had been
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    RECORD IN LOCAL SOCCER.
    248 10 F- N. Store Fifteen Goals. A RECORD were in local Leasue soccer was put up yesterday in the Commercial Cud future at the Anson Road Stadium w, n winning by U RO als to nil. Nine of the goals were obtained by Kere I «-a record
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    POSTALS BEAT A.P.C.
    168 10 Yesterday's Soccer At Jalan Besar Stadium. a.P C. hoi to acknowledge defeat fmm cup ComrijUon mCt Ixl the oommerciai Although there waa no doubt at any tf*. of the game that t!ie Postals -,7-\ 7~ Chiang. Hon Sen. 00 Bwec Wuncey D HMSan M3mat Tek S GOA
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    LOCAL TOURNAMENT.
    131 10 Singapore Lawn Tennis Championships. I YESTERDAY* tie, i„ the open Itwn tennis champicn..hip mcctiny at the SC C re suited as folia ws **y»*J, reOMEN MIXED DOI'BLES WMmZStSS. ChCOnK Mrs. Mrs. Laing and Pater son bent and Dr Balhetchet 6-3 2-1. 1 M MEWS OPEN SINGLES Roy Smith,
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    JUVENILE ATHLETES.
    207 10 AnKlo-Chinese Primary School Sports. Thursday km ground Thoro wa* .Andrew's Schos. and i ricn ?r J 8 par: nLs and of many nea r-'Presented J*£j«* dividual and Intercast for. wert&gt; keenly compeict At the i to burst Ay. greased h:s v! w ?h 2 lhe ings or the
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    H.I. SCHOOL SPORTS.
    14 10 e anr,ual athletic spoils of the Zlolv in rsTj^K-» 60 hew
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    M.P.H. BEAT S.C.C. XI
    66 10 Friendly Soccer On The Padang. J.HE M.U» Publishing Hou« and the Club had a fair ,slead, ng however, fo.Their weak 1 hare of the exchanges ineir weakness lay in finishing Showing superior speed the mp w five goals in the MP H score .1 twice flrSt
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    COUNTY CRICKET.
    34 10 Gloucester Trounced At Bristol. Reuter. London. June 26 B«. 01 on S.^ mC h P mitch **"»&gt; &lt;« Scores: GLOUCESTER ;29 Pc&lt; v 7 30 for 2 wick7t,.-i R 3 pi dard 7 &lt;&lt;* and
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    SINGAPORE BADMINTON.
    22 10 Open Championship Tournaments. X minded SfSwtSl. JIT are «he hon. Road Ye K,n IM. Chin ■s«"JSairt l;"a c A ft
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    BOXING AT CARDIFF.
    27 10 k Petersen Outpoints George Cook. Reuter. At Cardiff to-day ln a &lt; n J nc 26 J*ck Peterson outpinid th- V contest «"tight. Qeorge Cook
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    GARRISON GOLF CLUB.
    9 10 Jul&gt; 22. Oldllcld Cun 1. hoi..
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    COMMERCIAL CUP TABLE.
    84 10 Goats MP H 7 IT P A- P i Muni Services 6 5 0 ?J J n 3 *nd N. 7 4 Jr f 2 7»0 poauis 7 0 27 10 8 Ho-gkong Bank 4 2 i !J 19 7 SHBJSC 5 1 1 12 8 5
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    EXCITING GOLF AT SOUTHPORT.
    411 10 Britain v. America In Rider Cup. Reuter. TYPipat a London, June 26. th America conditions prevailed for ,IIM won the foursomes match. The draw was as fellows P.'fnyan v. cnugwoxi and Padgham and Perry v. Dudley and Burkt. The foursomes resulted as follows: h Alliss and
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    TENNIS THRILLS AT WIMBLEDON.
    229 10 Brilliant Play. WORLD TOURNAMENT IN PROGRESS Reuter. London, Jump or T HEWi mb ledontourna m en; o (d to-day in sunny weather Tw was a big cr owd present Sutter played with rock-lik* B f„ -s in the second set whe a («dden opportunity 0&gt;l Itoh
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    TRAFFIC INSPECTOR COMMITTED.
    1056 11 Aliened Rash Act. VCCUSEDTB EVIDENCE EXPUNGED. INSPECTS C. B. Wood, of the rrafflc I*l*. vvas committed to the Fourth Magistrate I X r. Earl) yesterday, on a n* oi causing; the death of a c hawker by a rash and negli*ct Whilst driving his car along w
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    HOSPITAL FIGHT.
    823 11 Attendant Has Rib Broken. TROUBLE between three attendent» in thr Mental Hospital on May 18 resulted in one m them oecominK an inmate of the Tan Tock S B JS! pltal for 8 twenty dava and mm other being charged before the District Judge Mr H. A. Porrer.
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    QUARREL ENDS FATALLY.
    789 11 Chinese On Murder Charges. JOHORE NEWS. 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore. June 25. ea. it is alleged, to the latter -txiki- k tho Uttlngnan on &gt;he nca(J wlth kSSSef UUBkU S Third "«"moned to th Johon- Bahru •he h?ea t ,ar? M Mte«te could reach he ho
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      25 11 New World Cabaret Friday, 30th June, Saturday, Ist July, Two Gala Nights. Balloons Streamers Will Be Distributed Free. NEW WORLD TALKIES TONIGHT "MADAM SATAN 99
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      444 11 CLUB DIARY. (There ate numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of MMM* are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." Thit Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in ke ping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general Interest mU st.ll be included in
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      154 11 Springdale Minstrel*: Music practice. Mr. Lim Peng Hong's residence. 21-1. Lorong 16. Gtylang. 730 p.m Attendance compulsory Straits Chinese Epworth League: Badminton practice for members of Sports Club and Leaguers 2 p.m. Physical culture class. 430 p.m Telok Ayer Epworth League: Gam's Draughts tournament first round commences. 3 p.m. Physical
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    JUST, WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW. TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    115 12 NEW LIGHT. Established Off The Coast Of Trengganu. In connection with the estabhshm nt of a about 30 mile, off th» coast of Tr nsaa v*u* for inch pur, o c th, Master Attendant 'leapt Department LtghtlousT CS ft 4i^ d v.
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    ARRIVALS.
    86 12 uieniuce Brit 4 120 ton., from T.ku Ba. 27-6. for London 28-8 c *j7 «".IT;" 51,7 Um ,rom uodc.» 27-6. icr unknown. 1 S 8 T, B r t ,S ,ons Malacca -•-5, for Malaca 28-6 -Malay»." D,n.. 5511 tons from or Manila Shanghai 27-6. B.nvenue Brit. 3 730
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    123 12 Singapore. June 27 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES East Wharf «Entranr* Oate 1» Main Whirf &lt;Enfr«n-*» Qate 1\ 'laru 11. Rahman Frrnire TV** «Ent-«nc# Oa»- It C.-v of 30 Maion 32. Has*; Maru 34. Grshu Maru 37 Errpir» rw* .Entree Oa&gt; 4) Mcmncn 46: Kedah 48 I Wr«t Wharf
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    53 12 Mi.L from Batavia and P.Ucmtang by aercrmm arc expected at the fl—atal FM Office a: 2.30 p.m to-day From Europe .London mail* despatched en a oy »hr ••Raju'.i." due at Penang at a iljnt o- Thursday. Frcm Cht-a and Japan by the "liakono MMM. uuc at Singapore at
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    AT THE CINEMAS. "The Santa Fe Trail" At The Marlborongh.
    76 12 I aTS; Vu^yT terday at the MftOtmogh. 7 I. ttbn iha» has a nmjoni the cui ft- itMrf appeal tc Q n iKCtirtain* r Air. rica it U 3 u- C f ir-t SSCT Wilh pkmy of m £1 U«hT
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    Conntance Bennett At The Roxy.
    19 12 A,«», w r m h a T« »no is inx-olred tn a murdvr cas
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    MONEY MARKET.
    171 12 SELLING. Singapore. June 27. London 4 months' sight 2 4 London 3 months' sight o n S London 60 days' sight 2 JJ 3 2 London 30 day,', lgnt g JJ" London demand ~Jf London T T I-.ons and Paris demand 2|3 *!2 -iamourg demand JT? NNI York
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    PRODUCE.
    164 12 Singapore. June 27. 52*2: tj: K'ce.Stam I J gjj I*». 1 "Sinhway 3 JJJJ Slam. N,. "Sinhway I g* &*am. No 3 "SinhwaV !}2 Rice. Saigcn A 1 |«J Rice. Saigon N. 1 Rice. Salg:n &gt; 143 Rice. Saipon j $137 Rice. SQ" per koyan SS SIST* c Me
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    CHEATING CHARGE.
    60 12 Acquitted On One But Fined un Another. Second Magi- charge of tryine to /»f g th,s morni ng. on WVD broker Platted button* which !5 ?L2 for W d to pass off for S! alleßed 10 hav e AeeuaeT waf butto charge to resect of ha tn'h n
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    BADMINTON EVENTS.
    40 12 Trade School and Raffles r\u Governf nent favour of the former by t~c T Players mrntioneTfixst 3 6 0 ,G TS Wyj»»»'»? Timothy Chew ,5-5 15-5 isis 19an beat Aik Hooi Seah p no Chons 21 12 21—12-
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    NO MEANS OF SUBSISTENCE.
    23 12 »m ?„Th nSi H n f ,he Dutch Government having been living 7,,\ morning, for m.-..r s of ruiSSce"
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    305 12 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. j TO-DAY, JUNE 27. f High Tides.-0.26 a.m.. 1.56 p.m. co xSn g f tv* (spcre&gt; Meeting. Government Servants' Thrift Society. Council Chamb, r League Football: Div. H, Harlequins' v H. Jalan Be ar Football (friendly) S.C.C. v. S.C.F.A.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    143 12 ALHAM3RA.—James Dunn and Sally Hen :n "Sailor's Luck." •CAPITOL— Lilting k. the Sunshine." featuring Albert Burdon and Renee Gadd. EMPIRE.—DoubIe talkie feature: "The Rider of Death Valley" and "Undertow." GREAT WORLD. —Side shows, Cabaret, Malay opera, Chinese wayangs. silent and talking films &lt;Sky Talkie: "Devils Lottery"; SUiC Talkie: "Captain
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      305 12 READ o\&gt;sovs tp-to-*!at? Bulletins For Business mm\ And So Keep Ip-todite. 1 Right o 1 Ha* to Make a Shop Pav S 3 What is Wrcnj witli Britain and &lt; lte« to K ep OMn s 50 5 T..c So:. Icr oy Mak 8 Using Pho o-rauha o Increase Sales
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      177 12 NOTiCI OF CHANGE OF AMKSB& We bejr to inform all Qur cu&lt;t tad tnen.ls that our Singapore Printms Works and Town Offal *W 1* removed t„ X„ 7 and 0. Robin vm. m the 16th Jun&lt; AH enquiries for printing, station»3 supplies, books, etc., will be appreciated. wm m PETERCHONO
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      42 12 THE FASHIONABLE SOLITAIRE. A chaij.mi.no rim; fashion TO-DAY. Wo hay,- many off the* Kings from «hOO and whatever price you pay Y ou alue W 0t r tta more ENGAGEMENT RINGS Set with Diamond Pr»ces From S3O upwards. K. M. OLIMOHAMEa JEWELLER.
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      211 12 SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY Bengknlls. Laboean Bihlc und Tando-g (CWfe*) 3 p.m. Scat Pandjang. B«-gka!is. Eiak Pa«an Earoe. Fort de Kotk Pada-g 'Hcng Kwong» 3 p.m. Mat Pandja-g. Ecnijkali. and Btgaa Philippine Islands. China and Japnn &lt;Ma'iya&gt; 4pm Java. South-West Sumatra. Sou h-Last Borca* Celebes. Molucca and Timor Duly Mart
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    COMING HOME ON LEAVE-?
    902 13 k Lansbury's Lido 99 Again. IBy David Baxter. &gt; London. June f? &lt;by Air Ma 11!. tM »n honest lot of people, we Lonf f doners Maybe rcme of v; are not trying v, pervade the ineom- tux autho u1" kMMMM a:e lower IMu tr U
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    SINGAPORE MARKET.
    467 13 Details Of Current Prices. Singapcrc. June 23. MEAT. Be f. :tcal: |round), kati 30 9M of, slew or curry, kati Pork, lean (Ist quality), fcatl 42 Pv!k. l C a:» and fat .Ist quality), kati 32 Mv ion, Australian, lb W**% kati JJ Hens tlocaily reared*, kati 42
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    MAKING WAY.
    45 13 t Praau in c aer To make rocm fcr voting lntelligerc md pmbitiou- youth." n »l &lt; facials who have HMMd the age limit ar- to be retired. Thk: is announced in the "Prae r Pr sse" the semi-official crgan cf the Foreign Minis'tr
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    THE FIGHT AGAINST CANCER.
    569 13 Successful Treatment Of "Hopeless" Cases. r j V lnQpCrtant Q'-velopmenis in the war -v"! h 011 #clent to «ag:ng ag inst ie. ha.e boen announced. n the first pVv it wr\s stated at the annual irecum t Eastbourne, of the Institute of Public h that "absolutely
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    WIFE KILLER.
    76 13 Mother-In-Lnw's Tribute To V (Jowl Man." Parts. A baker wh_ murdmd hu wife on th#. mm mm oi infldeiity and recchrfu* He was undcmoin« treatment for tuberculosa a ranatorhuW. when he rtcetved \mZ2z I?*? hu siltsr» -turned home and in tht middle of the niaht mmm* his wlle
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    FROM MALAYA TO CANADA.
    242 14 THE GREAT TORONTO EXHIBITION. Pineapple Push. 'From Our Own Correspondent j London, June 12. CANADIANS are to be shewn how to cook Malayan pineapples h dozens of different ways so as to bring out their full flavour. They will be shewn this at the 56th Canadian
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    WIDOWS' TAUNTS.
    194 14 Revelations Of Police Patrol. TWO mmm unknown .bor*i„?, n *S t s .„H "k" %Uan cUln &gt; *»&lt;■&gt; by singula.!™ afctjlhd account of the customs of HANDS SKERr lO MEN On some occa. ions th» a woman." writes Mr. Niall. strangle "Then it someimes that mm off her
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    IMPERILS COUNTRYSIDE.
    118 14 Mouse Bites Cable: Water Works Burned. r»r.„ Bel?rade n™ \£Z mou which s:ra &gt;*ed into a mdosh n r Medlar. liid -amage the ultimate effects of which may cos* between £20.000 and £30.000 Finding its wav m to th. r iectr:r plan: which hlch a «5K J!k 10
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    JACK HOBBS' RECORD.
    111 14 3,000 Against Tourists Since War. 'From Our Oitn Correspondent.) Wm™ 01 June 1 (by Air Mail) HEN comp bng his invaluable century for I ed ht U SoTurin h fiJ ce c S i Indi6£ Hobbs all touring S ,S? matChes f.lii England since the war being
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    PRINCE'S THEORY.
    57 14 "anicl g Tomb is Really Alexander's. That th? tomb of Alexander h i 3 0 under the Mosque of Nabi SSSS maw"? is the opinion «*mei in Alexandria. h Z&£ ogM Daniel w as bMed MesonS^ i&lt;;cie-&gt; OT «-sopctamia. and thi* 5 Alexandria is littU shon rnoiSTt "y
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    STRANGEST LAW-SUIT.
    48 14 AH Because Two Cats Went On Holiday. Turin. a rumour is current that we ;h. k .nnke:per. Antonio Pastfol the tahabtfitatien o( offended ho,- «'r', h ""•*«'«*«&gt; of Rial '■&lt;•■■ «ata» god fee? l ta u might have cur vil!ag° Sd of thf Peace court in extended honeymoon.
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    TOLLEY'S AMAZING LENGTH.
    133 14 0 D s as. London, June g declares Urd newspaper. Sunday He has become by far t-u- i driver he ifl straight and steady that been sca.ea rail! J** "Til! he got on the ninth tee To'l, an iron to drive with at evcrv hZ 1 A
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    " KANGAROO " LION.
    44 14 KANGAROO LION. Its Young in a Pouch. Th Sydney. It is C 5 imatfed that ir. over the L^^^^fi?"»W**. 2000.000 y.ars t °V*22? fr m about 20.0« y:ars \l ame extuict some believed that ST2S h time "me 0 still joined t0 MM* was
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      302 14 UMPIRE RADIO TO-NIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA (INCLUDING BURMA CEYLON. STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. FEDERATED MALAY STATES ASD ade:. From The Empire Transmitter. Daventrf. Englai.d JVa.ei..; &lt;ths 25 2* and Jl 3 metre* Two of the followinr frequencies and t»„. wtU be uvd in the UanMnJwion* to l»e Indian tone.
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    CO-OPERATION IN OTHER LANDS.
    1528 15 Consumers' Societies. STATE WITHIN STATE" IN ENGLAND. hese times, when the air is full of new economic panaceas, what f the Consumers' Co-operative move-Co-operation in Malaya "&gt;u K h only recently started, has rude appreciable strides, thanks to at le su Pervision of the heads of
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    BADCOCK A WOODFULL IN MAKING.
    255 15 Australia's Dearth Of Youthful Talent. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. June 1 &lt;by Air Mail). A LTHOUOH tne heated controversy of the rV 1 51 1 1 of Tests against Australia has hardly abated there la Already talk of the next test which is to
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      255 15 Heavy Smokers i Kno„ TL* wKtl*k UNSEEN I ENEMIES I I OBTAINALLIi M|j|| GERMS *nUC&gt;r»~. T DKPKNSAfelES &lt;;erms s,art influenza, coughs. c.,!ds. I L VKlSQM AT n CSMm ca arrh hoarseness and other throat 8 menlS and ywu inhale millions (t hsT" li A TIN. ,ht m daily. The sure
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      189 16 HASSAN J I AMI v, atm: I CONTRACTOa 3 I 36-:;;, Brm i.asah EUttf, I I SINGAPORE. R M you are fa m ed 0 f electric 8 I lights, fans, motors, etc.. and 8 I water ■enrice, please write to I I tne above address or 'Phone I TO
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      402 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL. The public are hereby informed thai thi. school will be removed to No 1-AKtrk D" mj Ghaut, on the 25 h jLe. 3ft M ANCTANO. Pitncipal n^iceT MADAM CHUA OHM MR) mNo p -rone 4. Gaylang Road. Singapore haviJftft protection of
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      308 16 SALE. Imp9rtant Auction Sale To be held at the SINGAPORE AUCTION MART, 24, High Street, ON SUNDAY. JULY 2. 1933, at 10 a.m. Household and othY». Funrtur* ©?&lt; V' Ti.b!,.s. chfc Beds Sideboards, Silver ."^£s Pictuit e t c tSv» wrttefa, Office Dos] Table*. $a 7 form Scale, Ty,, writer
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      407 16 jijjj it evxeiitialljj if article of ill confidence. I y«»ii matj tnixt ill I iTwiWn^ MALAYA TRIBUNE R 'PHONE 6171. by ASCRIPTION RATES. t ITABLE IN ADVANCE. Delivery totludln, at office p or close (Local or F r iga i*s|Jence. P.ms) countries $15.00 121.00 $33M hall-Year* 7.50 10 5 0
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