Malaya Tribune, 7 June 1934

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. XXL -No. 134 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1934 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday, June 7, 1934. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1934. FOR 5 CENTS,
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      283 1 A. FLINTEK. t, Rallies Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds and Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market prices. Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates. New Hudson Bicycles Li V-\ machines of
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    Shipping News & Notices. THAMES TYPE BARGE INNOVATION.
    809 2 Shipping News Notices. THAMES TYPE BARGE INNOVATION. Crossley Diesel Engine Installed. T-HE installation of diesel engines in small craft of fishing coaster and similar types is becoming increasingly I common, and in the fishing industry, for example, the need for reliable power units has long been apparent. The scavenge pump
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    MAIL CARRYING.
    326 2 I Indication To Be Made Compulsory. THE following letter has been issued by the Acting Master Attendant Straits Settlements, to the shipping community of Singapore:— During the last 12 months more ihan 1.000 non-productive trips have been made by the launches of this Department allocated to postal duties
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    PILOTAGE RATES.
    208 2 I Ten Per Cent. Reduction Agreed To At Cardiff. At a meeting of the Cardiff Pilotage Board, held at Cardiff recently. Mr. T. B. Humphries presiding, the pilots agreed to a reduction in pilotage rates from 70 per cent, above the basic pre-war tariff rates at 60 per
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    TRAWLER STRANDING.
    237 2 Captain's Certificate Suspended. JUDGMENT was given by the Stipen«l diary Magisirate, Mr. J. R. Macdon aid, in the Board of Trade inquiry into the stranding of the Hull steam trawler "Kingston Peridot" on the Icelandic Coasi, on Feb. 24 last. The vessel was under the command cf Skipper
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    CLYDE BOATMAN FINED.
    106 2 Carried Photographer In Prohibited Waters. A boatman. Stephen Woods, who rowed a Press photographer on the River Clyde so that photographs might be obtained of Cunarder No. 534. appeared .at Glasgow Marine Police Court re- cently. and was 1 fined 10s. 6d.. or seven I days' imprisonment,
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    BRAZIL COAST RESCUE.
    49 2 Awards To Booth Line Captain And Crew. Dr. Vargas. President of Brazil, has awarded second-class medals to Captain S. N. White and the crew of the Booth liner 'Basil." of Liverpool, for saving the lives of Brazilian seamen off Port Tutoya. in the State of Maranhao
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    SWEDISH MARITIME PROBLEMS.
    708 2 Shipping Parliament" Deliberations. Stockholm. THE Swedish "Shipping Parliament" (Sjofartsriksdagen) opened here with the annual meeting of the Swedish General Shipping Association. As usual, the three days' discussions will deal with some of the most important problems of the day. It is only natural that the question of
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      349 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. and BRITISH INDIA I*. O. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore RAJPUTANA 17,000 June 8 RANCH I 17.0(H) June 22 BURDWAN 0,070 July 5 CARTHAGE 15,000 July 6 RANPURA 17,000 July 20 SOMALI 0,810 Aug. 1 CORFU 15,000 Aug. 3 MANTUA 11,000 Aug. 17 BANGALORE 6,000
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      62 2 AMERICAN LLOYD AGENCY, LTD., (Incorporated in S.S Steamship passages booked by all Lines Airmail tickets obtainable here PM.S Railway tickets may be purchased at this office. NO BOOKING FEES. Baggage, household effects and merchandise collected, stored, shipped or delivered at reasonable rates. Insurance effected Further Information regarding sailings and rare*
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      169 2 I Wj lloyd mm j (Incorporated in Italy). J EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE f SINGAPORE TO ITALY CHINA. CaUin, at Penan,. Co.„ mb o, Bombay, Calling at Colombo, Bombay Suez &3r4 Massowah. Suez, Port I Port Said, Brindisi, Venice Trieste! Brindlsl Venice and Trieste. Due Leave Due mv COL DI
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      197 2 HAMBURG-AMBRIKA LINIE. Deutach |H£Q] Australische Dampfschiffs [R Cj Gesellschaft. (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARDS. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due S'porc. M.s. DUISBURG, via Manila June S m.s. RHEINLAND, via Manila June 12 m.s. SAUERLAND, via Manila June 26 s.s. NORDMARK, via Manila July
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      548 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. j£ NORDDBaJTSCHi r l&g&tfl LLOYD The undernoted are the Compar tended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. "TRIER" for Manila H'kong S'hai, N. China Japan "TRAVE" for Manila, HTcoug S'hai, N. China Japan HOMEWARDS. "COBLENZ" for Genoa, Blona R'dam, B7burg Bremen "CHEMNITZ" for Wfeffles, Oran, Havre, R'dam, Hlrarg Bremen "SAALE" for Genoa,
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    449 3 Mining Shares. Thursday, 12 a.m. iwlng tin share quotations art E rasei and Co., exchange and broken. Buyer*. 8e«»«rm va 6 7> 2 7|Tln 37 8 40 -cd A Malay 43 6 45Hitam Tin 15 16 Veng 190 2.00 34 9 35 C j ,'V-kiit Tin 48
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    210 3 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. BUYERS MORE CAUTIOUS Large Supply At The Auction f ßy Oar Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Thursday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 21% cts., unchanged. Market Tone: Quiet. Tin (Singapore), $113 /i., up $114Yesterday's Prices:— London, 6 516 d., up 1 16d. Market Tone: Steady. New
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    124 3 Effect Of War Debts Decision London, June 5. A RATHER brighter sentiment was in evidence on the Stock Exchange today, most Home securities strengthening on the favourable impression created by the British Government's action regarding war debts, which it is hoped will help to bring the whole question
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    PENAWAT (MALAYA) TIN
    98 3 The liquidator of the Penawat (Malaya) Tin Dredging Company has been informed that Penawat Consolidated Tin Dredging desires to consolidate each five of Its Is. shares into one share of SS He has therefore called a meeting for June 8 in Penang to authorise the n°cessary modification
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    RUBBER CROP
    29 3 The output of Now Scudai, Ltd., for May amounted to 31,500 lb., making a total of 61,800 lb. for the two months of the current financial year.
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    THE BRUAS RUBBER CO.
    627 3 Small Profit On The Year. I>HE twenty-fifth annual general meet- ing of the shareholders of the I Bruas Rubber Co., Ltd., was held at the j office of the secretaries, Chartered Bank Chambers, Penang, on Friday, May 25. I Mr. S. B. Palmer (chairman of directors*
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    PETROL PRICES
    158 3 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon $1.19 Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon $0.82 Shell Motor Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial
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    U.S. FINANCES
    134 3 Saving In Emergency Expenditure Reuter Wireless. Washington, June 2. rpHE government closed the eleventh i- month of the fiscal year with a deficit of $3,647,235,000, compared with President Roosevelt's estimated deficit of $7,309,000,000 for the full fiscal year ending on June 30. Expenditure for the 11 months amounted
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    TINNED PINEAPPLES
    79 3 Last Month's Exports From Malaya i Luring the week ending June 2, exports oi tinned pineapples from Malayan poits amounts to 45,195 cases Ox wnich 35.268 cases were to the United Kingdom, 2,000 cases to Canada, and 3,327 cases elsewhere. Toiai exports for the period Jan. 1 to
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    PRODUCE.
    210 3 Singapore, June 7. 'R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $98 ,R. (81am) W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $92 Rice. B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $95 Rice. B. Siam N. 2 ocr Koyan $9i 81am, No. l $163 Siam. No. 2 $136 Siam, No. 3 $112
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    LINGGI PLANTATIONS
    106 3 Report of Linggi Plantations (rubber I for 1933 shows output 3.322,194 lb. (agst. 4.022.227 lb. i. At Dec. 31 holding in Oil Palms of Malaya amounted to 305,293 shares of £1. out of a total issued capital at that date of £446,626. Accts. show crop proceeds £39,261 Tagst.
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    TIN OUTPUT
    45 3 The output of Kuchai Tin Dredging Co., Ltd., for May was 114.58 piculs. Actual running time was 108 hrs. 20 mins., the time lost 11 hrs. 40 mins. and the average digging depth 59 feet, and the tin restriction stoppage t'me 624 hours.
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    NATIONAL CITY BANK
    762 3 Interesting Telegram From Chairman the local branch of the National City Bank of New York has received the following telegram from Mr. James H Perkins, chairman of the board of directors in New York: The Banking Act of 1933 passed last June required divorcement ol commercial banking
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    652 3 Rubber Shares. Singapore. Thursday. am. The following rubber share quotation? are issued by Fraser and Co., and LytU »nd Evatt. Issue Value. Frmser uyau S ©hares m Uo «£v»i 1 Allenby 1.60 1.80 1.70 180 cd 1 Alor Gajah 1.05 1.15 1.00 1.10 1 A. Hitam 1.60
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    68 3 DAILY PRICKS CURRENT. Singapore, Thursday, noon. Buyer*. Sellers. R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot (loose) 21 V» 21 do. (F. 0.8.) 21 81% Standard R.S.S. on TenderJune 22 22% July Sept. 22 22% Oct. Dee. 23 V* U% Jan.-March 24 JP, Tone of Market: Dull. Latest
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      50 3 tHE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated In New Zealand.) FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MAROOLIOUTH, Manager OFFICE: t, FINLATSON GREEN. THK EASTERN UNITED MSCRANCE COBPOEATION, LTD. FiXE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, L. RSONAL ACCIDENT and HOUKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. OrriCS: If. 4, Occfl Sired. BtafM«r« :<u>*n,nn mmm l
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      84 3 THE EASTERN BANK. LIMITED. (Incorporated tn England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4 D A'meJda Street. Authorised and Subscribed C H.i £1 060.000 Pald-up-Capltal ZTrnZtMU Reserve Fund and Rest »00,000 HEAD OFFICE LONDOB*. BRANCHES: Bombay Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi, Madras, Amara Baghdad. Bahrein. Basra. Kirkuk. Mosul ■"SSSSST ACCOUNTS opened and money received on Fixed
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      213 3 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (Incorporated m Straits Settlements.) SUCCESSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD., THE HO HONG BAN*, LTD. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LTD. CAPITAL Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH 458, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee Bwee Cheng,
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      605 4 iuunuu*unnmi wrmmmmmmmmmm**mwmm M. HASSAN. ELECTRICAL AND WATER J CONTRACTOR. 36-S7, Bra* Bauah R°* d SINGAPORE llfI If you are In need of electric lights, fans, motor?, etc., and water service, please write to the above address or ,pnf^e DIAL 4610. I And make your appointment at PERM lor a permanent
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      465 4 j PUBIJC NOTICES. NOTICE. The Public are hereby notified that all vehicles are liable to be stopped for exam in- ation at the Government ivlonopolies Gates which are in position at the 15/2 milestone i Bukit Timah Road near the Johore Cause- way. Sd. J. J. WARREN, For Superintendent, Government
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      482 4 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED—European coupie reqn-re cock boy or female equivalent, salary $«6. Mu-.t work with Chinese boy. Apply Box No. 35?. J c o Malaya Iribune. j WANTED—An energetic Asiati:- sundries salesman required by Singapore European j Import House. Apply Box No. 363, c o Malaya Tribune. WANTED —Board and
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      208 4 EDUCATIONAL, FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1928. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls). 1-K. Kirk Terrace, Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical Education Systematic Training both m Technique and Theory. Complete Courses leading to T.C.L. Certificate, Diploma, etc. Booklet free. M. ANCIANO, Princii LEARN TO SPEAK
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      204 4 BURMESE SPECIALIST @that he can cure any Heart trouble, madness, backpain, sprain nerves asthma. Persons affected with evil spirit or charms can be released within 12 hours, also bronchitis and consumption. I KHOO 800 LONE S.ISS K. S. C. I MISS K. T. T. C o BICYCLE SHOP, 334, Tanjong
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      575 4 /iiiiimniiiii[iniuiiiiriiiiiiiiini:|iiiiiii!ii.i.-i: iti NOTICE. m THIS IS TO NOTIFY. THAT ||1 j YICK WOH RING Contractors for the Repair of I and Watches to the BRITISH V in MALAYA, have no I whatsoever with any other firm f ing the similar name. I THEIR ONE AND ONLY ADDR] IS 429, NORTH
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    PROMISSORY NOTE CHARGES
    1286 5 Chinese In Court I A FRIEND'S OFFER TO HELP ALLEGATIONS that he was deI ceived into signing two promissory notes, one for $1,000 and another for $3,000, without receiving the money, were made by a Chinese named Iu Kaw Kei before the District Judge, Mr. H. A.
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      122 5 A TOOTAL PRODUCT y^'"^^^^^ pySotid HANDKERCHIEFS FOR MEN Pyramid Handkerchiefs, like all Tootal Products, are completely reliable. Each one guaranteed to give you satisfaction or to be replaced. See the delightful variety in both men's and women's sizes. You'd know them by the Pyramid label. H/ William Jacks Co. jjDf)
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      595 5 IWHITEAWAYS! INTRODUCE I NEW 14 STYLES j !IN LADIES FOOTWEAR I j WHICH CREATE A NEW STANDARD I N STYLE, QUALITY AND VALUE j I BRITISH MADE THROUGHOUT ALTHOUGH THESE SHOES ONLY ARRIVED YESTERD \Y, WE ARE INCLUDING EVERY FAIR IN OUR PROFIT SHAR- j ING SALE BARGAINS. j j
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    VOLCANO CONQUERED.
    129 6 Climbers Brave Everlasting Fire. Peiropavlovsk, Eastern Siberia. Avach. the mighty volcano which tow is 8,160 feet above the town of Petropavtovsk on the Kamchatka Peninsula, b i at las', been climbed. Despite severe winter conditions, two Russians, Sidorov rind Diundikov, have crossed the belt of eternal snow which
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    HIRED AIR TAXI.
    121 6 Footballer Who Left His Boots Behind. Reuter. Amsterdam. The captain of the Dutch football team against 3eigium saw defeat staring him in the face, twenty minutes 'before the game bcran. He arrived at the ground in Antwerp to change before the match and found that all his
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    MOVING A RIVER.
    83 6 £1,500,000 Scheme For Portugese Colony. a p, r Lisbon. A £1,500,000 scheme io irrigate the Limpopo River valley, Portuguese East Africa, and to develop tha cultivation of sugarcane, cotton, maize, tobacco and similar crops in the district, is being considered by the Minister for ihe Co.on.'es, Dr„
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    NEW SIGNBOARDS.
    70 6 Must Be Written In Chinese. Xt Nanking, May 0. The Hanking Municipal Government MUCd a circular order instructing that m lulure signboards in front of shops £™L WnUen h l and no foreign language should be used signboard;, now in use which arc Ilii b jth Chiawß and
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    THE HOME-SICK SHEEP.
    50 6 Reuter. Sydney. One hundred and sixty sheep bought by a tenner at Caparcee disappeared Now they h tve been found—<ux miies away. They had broken out of their i paddock, crossed a erei a id were trying to reach the farm they originally' came from —Reuter v
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    EGYPT'S PAST.
    154 6 Discoveries By Archaeological Expedition. Reuter. Cairo. An Italian archaeological mission which has been excavating in Teb-Tunis has discovered a considerable quantity of valuable papyri dating from the second century after the birth of Christ. A Quantity was recovered from the rubbish heap in two stables while others were
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    THE AZORES.
    124 6 Portuguese Proposals For Their Fortification. Reuter. Lisbon. A plea for the fortification of the Azores—the sooner the better—is made in a Portuguese newspaper, as a result of the visit recently of the British fleet, during manoeuvres. "The strategical value of the Azores is exceptional" declares the paper "and
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    WORLD'S HEAVIEST PIKE.
    62 6 Reuter. Cologne. A pike weighing 88 lb. 13 oz.—over 6 stone—has been caught by a fisherman at Speyerbach in the Rhineland. It is claimed to be the heaviest pike ever landed. The previous record was held by Great Britain tor a pike caught in Loch Conn In
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    BUDDHA'S BONE.
    55 6 Reuter. Calcutta. A minute piece of bone, believed to be a relic of Buddha, is to be presented to the Mahabcdhi Society, Sarnath, Benares, by the Archaeological Survey ol urn Government of India. The relics were found in a lar<*e mound at Mirpurkhas in Sind. where"a Buddhist monastery
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    TSINAN ANNIVERSARY
    49 6 Tsinan, May 3. ES&gS. *SS£SS7L£ J?Uf«« ml flap., m Tsinan wer c at half mast ana all amusements suspended for"the Several memorial meetings werp hPin m Tsinan and all schools dodged to 1 2,7 M ay H as an expression of'mourn: ing for the dead —"China Times.'
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    153 6 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING VESSELS ARRIVED "H.MS. Calcutta" BrLish, 4,200 tons, from Hongkong, 6.6 to Colombo 7.6. "Penrith Castle" British, 3,807 tons, from New York. 6.6 to New York 12.6. "Mantua" British, 5,866 tons, from Yokohama 6.6 to London (via Bombay 8.6. "Bcnavon" British 3,723 tons,
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    112 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE. Singapore, June 7. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Rajula 20; Mata Hari 19; Mantua 18; Main Wnarl (Entrance Gat* S» Toussoum 16; Sirdhana 13; Kola 11; Marnix van St, Aldegonde 7. Empire Dock I Entrance Gate 35K Birmingham City 30;
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    619 6 New Books Available On Saturday THE undernoted non-fiction works will be ready for issue at Raffles Library on Saturday at 9 a.m. Albeit the Brave: King of the Belgians. Illustrated. Armstrong (H.C.) lord of Arabia. Ibn Saud an Intimate Study of a King. Benson (E.F.) The Outbreak of
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    82 6 Mails from Europe (London mails desoatched on May 17), by the "Rajputana" will arrive by train to-morrow morning. Correspondence will be ready for delivery l o boxholders at 8.45 a.m. and delivery by postmen will commence at the same time. I From China and Japan by the 'Manila
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    MONEY MARKET
    211 6 SELLING. Singapore, June 7. London 4 months' sight 2 4 11 64 London 3 mirths' sight 2j4 5132 London 60 days' sight 2(4 9|64 London 30 days' sight 2j4V 8 London demand 2|4 7ju4 London T.T. 2|4 3|32 Lyon and Paris demand 888 Hamburg demand 59 New York
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    JEHOL JAPANESE.
    72 6 Attempting To Colonise Province? Nanking, May 13. According to information received here there are now about 2,000 Japanese In Jehol besides Japanese troops and railway officials, The Japanese population is distributed as follows: 30« in Peiping, 300 in Chaoyang, 364 in Lingyuan, 127 in Pingchuan and 404 in
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    FOREIGN WIVES.
    60 6 "China Times." 0 Nanking, May 8. Replying to an enquiry from the 1 Foreign Office, the Ministry of the Interior states that, according to Chinese laws, foreign women marrying Chinese i Ipso Facto become Chinese citizene, but their acquisition of Chinese nationality j will not be recognised unless
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    257 6 Public Function And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY, JUNE 7. High Tides.—6.3B a.m., 7.10 pm Football: "Malaya" Cup Team Train ing, Anson Road Stadium. Fr S.C.C. II v. Govt. Monopoh, Cricket: Raffles Institution v Canning, R.I. Golf: Mixed Foursomes Con Island G.C. TO-MORROW, JUNE 8 High
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    AMUSEMENTS
    60 6 ALHAMBRA.—WheeIer and Wooisey in "Diploma niacs." APOLLO.—"The Masked Mannf auin" and Miss Butterfly Wu in "Vicissitudes of Love." CAPITOL—"Queen Christina." EMPlRE.—"Bedtime Story." GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Danci sideshows, Dean's Grand Opera. Chin Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. MARLBOROUGH Tamil talkie. NEW WORLD.—Cabaret Dasideshows, Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, etc. PAVILION.—"Ever Since Eve."
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      170 6 SINGAPORE HOTELS 111 l IHIiIII I I I I II 1..1 II I |ii|i;|i |i!|iHlHiHllliHlHl!|lHiiltlii:|lHUli:illlimWlll!llHllllil I.J^IT^W?» j GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL j Beetta Road. 'Phone 6490. g j Special Dinner Dance j ON SATURDAY Music by ARTHI R'S ELITE BAND. i I DINNER DANCE $2.00. I I NO CHARGE EOR AFTER
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      182 6 LATEST APyERTKEMENTS. WANTED—A Cashier with a good salary. Cash security required. Apply Box No. 364 c o Malaya Tribune. WANTED—First Class Lady Stenographer and Typist required for Malacca, Testimonials required, stating salary expected. Apply Box No. 366, c o Malaya Tribune. FOR SALE—Sailing Yacht "Jean II"; 34 x 8 ft.,
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      155 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT. FOR SALE. Large Kodak Reflex Camera, V Cine Camera 1.9 lens, condition perf< B. H. editing outfit, titling boa letters, Kodak colour outfit, 2 v pods, miscellaneous developing and gear, Traut-Minimum carbon lamp, also Encyclopaedia B. itannica latest "H.M.V." portable grumo\>h<>v.v. card table and 200 books, French and
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      201 6 POSTAL INTUU(i£NttI J J I SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE. i TO-DAY. Hoihow (Hai Hing) 2 pjn. India, North, East, South and West (Elephanta) 3 pjn. Burma (Elephanta) 3 p.m. India, North, East, South and i West (Rajula) 3 pjn. ♦Europe, Great Britain and Europe generally (Marnix van St. Aldegpnde) 3.30 p.m.
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      77 6 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. Last 1 esterday Nigh' Max Bright Mm. Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp, btat ons. Peg. F. Inches. Hours. Deg. F. Alor Star 87 Nil ll.i 75 Sitiawao 90 0.03 9.9 73 K. Tienjrganu 90 Nil 10.7 74 Bukit Jeram 86 Nil 10 7 73 Malacca
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    Empire Broadcasting News TO-DAY'S SPECIAL PROGRAMME
    831 7 Wi "Oxford Society" Evening v -UD" is the title of a programme has been arranged with the tion of the Oxford Society u aspec s of life in the Uni- itv of Oxford. ramme will be introduced by Hon. Viscount Halifax, Chan- he University
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    HONOURS LIST
    326 7 Many Women Receive The 0.8. E. British Wireless. Rugby, June 4. OY the award of the peerage to the SfL Earl f Lu can. Government Chief whip m the House of Commons, no new oy-election is rendered necessary. Women figure prominently in the general list, forming an unusually
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    THE WOLF STRANGLER.
    46 7 Reuter. Belgrade. A mad wolf attacked Alexander Isobovan in a village near Prishtina. Alexander seized the wolf by the throat, and gripped with all his strength, hanging on for life. The wolf became senseless, and Alexander then killed it with an axe.— Reuter.
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    DEATH SENTENCES
    90 7 Communist Leaders Tried At Kiev Reuter. Moscow, June 6. STEVEN of the 29 high officials, mostly members of the Communist party, who were tried at Kiev on a charge of illegally selling food and clothing in the Ukraine, have been sentenced to death by shooting. It was stated
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    WORLD'S HAPPIEST MAN.
    137 7 Has Not Worked Or Washed For 60 Years. XIII Belgrade. Stole Zhiletski says that he is the happiesl man he has met In 60 years if travel through three continents. During those. 60 years Stole has never Washed, Bathed, Shaved, Had a haircut, Slept in a house,
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    SMALLEST POST OFFICE.
    28 7 Reuter. Sydney. Sydney claims that it possesses the smallest post office in the world. It is in the south-eastern pylon of he Harbour Bridge.- Reuter.
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    SIKHS ON MURDER CHARGE
    828 7 Crowded Court ARSENIC POISONING ALLEGATIONS rjHE Third Court was crowded yesterday when the Magistrate (Mr. J. M. Brander) recorded further evidence in connection with the preliminary inquiry in which two Sikhs and three women of the same nationality are charged with the murder of a compatriot
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    LADY ADDRESSES ROTARY
    1925 9 World Finance I LAW IN FINANCIAL SYSTEM i<; oi the rare occasions when a ady addresses the Singapore ,y Club occurred yesterday Miss Gladys Farnell, M.Sc. ...Jon), A.I.C., and of the tutorial of KrifYles Girls' School was the .•icaki'i'. i subject was "Unorthodox lies," during which she
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    BEES KILL A HORSE.
    35 9 Reuter. Bathurst. New South Wales. A valuable trotting horse was attacked oy n swarm of bees here. The horse was stung so badly that t died a few hours afterwards —Reuter
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      674 9 CROSSWORD PUZZLE No. 32. First Prize $250. Second Prize $150. ANOTHER $400 MUST BE WON. I THIS PUZZLE IS BEING ISSUED IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE SAME PUZZLE WHICH APPEARED. IN THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE ON JUNE 3 AND WHICH WILL APPEAR IN THE SL'NDA V TRIBUNE ON Jl NE It. CONDITIONS
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      487 9 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs arid Societies i?i Singapore, most of the members of which are renders of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keepina it up-to-date and complete. Happenings •of general interest v)ill still be included in the
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE. ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    36 10 Messrs. Sim Tang: Kway and Sim Cheng Mea and family beg to thank those relatives and friends who sent wreaths, etc., and attended the funeral of their late mother on 4th June, 1934.
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    THIS QUOTA
    771 10 JN our leading article on Tuesday we expressed the view that the quota on foreign cotton and rayon goods which it is proposed to introduce in the Colony might have lamentable effects and seriously prejudice the returning prosperity of the port. We endorsed the resolution passed by the
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    58 10 Mr. H. G. Hamment has assumed duties as Deputy Controller of Rubber Kedah, at Sungei Patani """°er, The welrome to M&ss Florence fierce the new Y.W.C.A. Secretary in Singa-' pore, and Miss Marianne Mille, religious education, training and girls' work secretary of the World's Y.W.C.A.. wIU be held at the
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    Topics Of The Day. Anonymous
    85 10 TN the list of donations to the Singapore Non-Europeari Relief Fund for May is an item of $500. This is a splendid gift, but it is not unique, for generous help for charity is no uncom- mon thing in Singapore. But what is particularly striking
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    Toll Of The Air
    140 10 rkNCE again Malaya has learnt with dismay and concern of a fatal accident at Seletar. Two faQftnt young men lost their lives yesterday, and this follows several similar disasters. Two men were killed in 1931; three were killed and one was injured in 1932; and one
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    Craze For Speed
    187 10 rpHE fact that even the best drivers A in the world can have accidents on the road should serve as a warning to many local motorists who occasionally allow their enthusiasm to get the better of them. It is no uncommon sight to see cars tearing along
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    A Civic Problem
    160 10 was termed a civic pro! touched on by one of the at Raffles Institution ing. The question of finding ment in sufficient volume to the students who pass out from our schools is a problem becoming more acute every While headmasters are doing th< to assist these
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    War Or Peace?
    208 10 rpHE ordinary man in the beginning to get iust a Utl |as a result of reading columns ot c on the disarmament negotiations the utterances of prominent stab on the problem. Herr yon P says, "War would be a crime." Pi insists on armaments and guarantees because
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    Passing Thoughts
    379 10 By "Looker-On" go Colombo did not win after all. AAA Various racing friends had assured me that this was the one stone-cold certainty of the racing year. It was "found money" and so on. A A A But I prefer to confine my occasional modest flutter to the
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    ON OTHER PAGES.
    34 10 FINANCIAL NEWS, on page 3. I RADIO PROGRAMME, on page 7. CLUB DIARY, on page 9. PENANG AND COTTON QUOTA. OO ROTARY MEETING, on page 9. L.T.C. MEETING, on page 19.
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    LUMP SUM BASIS FOR SETTLEMENT OF WAR DEBTS? RESOLUTION IN THE SENATE
    201 11 POWERS FOR THE PRESIDENT I Arms Problem I I Himin's "Default Without j Dishonour" I Reuter. Washington, June 7. 1 1:. Tydings has introduced into Senate a resolution authorisPresident to negotiate a war debts settlement on a I.imp
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    NO INSULIN DUTY
    133 11 Matter Of Life And Death To Patients British Wireless. Rugby, June 5. louse of Commons last night progress was made with the stage of the Finance Bill. Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Chamberlain, resisted an amendremoving Insulin from the list imports. He said the original was imposed
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    ROYAL CHILD
    86 11 Son Born To Belgian Queen Brussels, June 7. Queen Astrid has given birth to a son. —Reuter. Queen Astrid, Consort of King Leopold, succeeded to the Throne of Belgium the tragic death of his father, King :t, recently, is a daughter of Prince or Sweden and a niece
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    MALAY FINED
    68 11 Used Pony Unfit For Work up of $7 was imposed this morning -e Second Magistrate (Mr. N. Grice) Malay, Ali bir Abdul, for employ:i P'»ny unfit for work for pulling a hackney carriage. Jackson, of the Municipal Prei 'ion of Cruelty to Animals Departprosocuted and he said that
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    63 11 untitled pror to retirement has been f l to Dr. N. G. Cooper, Mr. F. S. and Mr. F. T. Tree. Mr. Tree 1 his career as A.D.0., Ipoh, over y years ago. C. A. L. Ward, formerly of the Stores and Agency Co. Ltd., retired from the F.M.S. several
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    STOCK EXCHANGE CONTROL
    233 11 President Signs New i Bill Reuter. Washington, June 6. MR- Roosevelt has signed the Stock Exchange Control Bill." The Tariff Bill has been sent to the White House for signature. The main feature of the Stock Ex- change Bill is the constitution of a Securities and Exchange
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    CHANDU HAUL
    62 11 Large Quantity Found On The "Silverteak" At 11.30 a.m. yesterday, a party of local Preventive Officers discovered, after a ihree-hour search, about 2,000 tahils of chandu and opium on the "Silverteak." The chandu is valued at $14,000 and was found in a tonnage hatch. No arrests were made.
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    A LONG WALK
    51 11 Chinese Collapses Near The Causeway A Chinese, who attempted to walk from Singapore to Johore, arrived at Woodlands Police Station yesterday afternoon, in a state of collapse through weakness. He had a rapid pulse and slight fever. He was taken to the Tan Tock Seng Hospital by
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    SIKH YOUTH HURT
    43 11 A Sikh youth of about 17 years of age was injured yesterday morning when his tricycle collided with a motor lorry between Princep Street and Rochore Canal Road. He was taken to the General Hospital by ambulance with minor injuries.
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    HEAD INJURY
    47 11 Gabriel Liang, a Chinese clerk, working at the General Post Office, is said to have accidentally hit his head against an arch yesterday morning. He received a lacerated wound on the forehead and was taken to the General Hospital by ambulance in a dazed condition.
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    GRASS FIRE
    31 11 The Fire Briga.de was summoned al about seven o'clock last night to put out a grass fire which broke out on Tanglin Hill. M The blaze was quickly extinguished.
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    TIBETAN CHIEF'S DEATH
    256 11 Fuller Details REVOLT NIPPED IN THE BUD Simla, June 6. 'THREE sons and four followers of Lung Shar, the former Com-mander-in-Chief of the Tibetan army, are under arrest following the confession of a plot by four junior Tibetan officials to make. Lung Shar and a colleague Regent
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    ALLEGED FORGERY
    102 11 Case Against A Ceylon*:se Adjourned T. G. Francis, an English-speaking Ceylonese. appeared before the Third Magistrate (Mr. J. M. Brander) this morning. He was charged with forgery of a signature on a promissory note, for $378. and using as genuine a forged document. Mr. V. G. Mendis. for
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    STEAMER SINKS
    58 11 Two Hundred People Drowned Hongkong, June 7. fpWO hundred people were drown- ed when a steamboat, the "Joo Soon Heng Kee," plying between -Canton and Chinchoa Village, sank in Canton Harbour yesterday morning as the result ;of the explosion of the boiler. The ambulant-.-* brigades in Canton weret
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    CHINESE WOMAN FINED
    59 11 A middle-aged Chinese woman named Ho Ah Po was this morning fined $50 or, in default, two months' imprisonment by the Third Magistrate (Mr. J. M. Brander) on being convicted on a charge of procuring a woman under 21 years of age for the purpose of prostitution.
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    D.R. HARPER TRANSFERRED
    31 11 D. R. Harper, Singapore's brilliant rugger full-back, has been transferred to Penang and hopes to turn out for the Northern settlement in the Malaya Cup games next season.
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    73 11 The wedding reception of Miss Fanny Fisher and Mr. W. Gerald Skey on June 16, will be held at 165, Meyer Road, Katong, and not at 15, Crescent Road, as previously announced. A new scheme for the F.M.S. Railway Clerical Service came into force on June 1 when it was
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    NAVAL BASE IN CHINA
    546 11 Japan's Plans THE CONVERSION OF HULOTAO Shanghai, June 7. Japanese are making arrangements to convert Hulotao, the promising harbour in Liaoning Province, Manchuria, into a naval base, where the Manchukuo Navy and the Japanese Fleet in North China will be stationed. Construction work for the development
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    TIME FOR REFLECTION
    28 11 Disarmament Bureau Adjourns Reuter. Geneva, June 6. The bureau of the Disarmament Conference adjourned until June 8, in order to give time for reflection. —Reuter.
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    IRISH SWEEP
    29 11 Another Prize Of £100 For Singapore Reuter. London, June 6. A £100 prize in the Irish Sweep on the Derby goes to "Lucky Star," Market Street, Singapore.—Reuter.
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    SHANGHAI DISTRICT COURT
    184 11 Question In House Of Commons Reuter. London, June 6. INFORMATION regarding plans lor the more efficient working of the Shangha* District Court, was sought in the House of Commons by Sir Alfred Knox at question time. Sir John Simon, the Foreign Minister, replied that he was unable
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    ALLEGED BREACH
    151 11 A Further Week's Adjournment j Granted When the case in which K. S. Naidu, formerly manager of the Malayan Livestock Co., is charged with criminal breach of trust in respect of three sums totalling $1,019, was mentioned a second time this morning before the Second Magistrate (Mr. N.
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    INDIAN HEMP
    138 11 Bread Seller Charged With Possession j Charged with the possession of Indian hemp valued at $40, Jakir Ali, a bread and hot water seller near Collyer Quay, claimed trial this morning before the District Judge, Mr. H. A. Forrer. Accused explained that an unknown Tamil had put the
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    27 11 At the Church of St. Joseph, a Novena in honour of St. Anthony de Padua will begin on Friday. The Feast will be celebrated on June 17.
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    JAPANESE SILK EXPORTS
    224 11 Britain Anxious NEED FOR URGENT ACTION Reuter. London, June C. Silk Federation of Great Britain is dismayed at the slow ness of the negotiations with Japan and at Mr. Runciman's reply in the House of Commons yesterday that he is still unable to make a statement. The
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    AVIATION MISSION
    68 11 Chinese Experts Leaving For Berlin Reuter. London, June G. Gen. Yang Chieh and the Chinese aviation mission are leaving for Epsom to-day and Berlin to-morrow. General Yang had a long conversation with Lord Hailsham yesterday. Mr. Quo Ta'. Chi (Chinese Ambassador» had lunch with the Chinese mission to-day,
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    82 11 Mrs. W. H. Gladwell, accompanied by her child, has arrived in Ipoh to join her husband, who is the manage*- of Wearne Bros. Divine Service (in English* will be conducted by Rev. A. S. Moore Anderson, M.A., on Sunday at 6.30 p.m., in the Chinese Presbyterian Church, Jalan Salleh, Muar.
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    Annual Speech Day At The Raffles Institution HIGH EDUCATIONAL LEVEL
    5021 12 Principal's Address THE MODERN SCHEME OF SCHOOLS DAFFL&S Institution was en fete yesterday on the occasion of the annual speech day, prize giving and sports. During the morning, the speech day and prize giving was carried out in the hall.
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    MAXWELL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS
    222 12 Tha Successful Malayan Students I I FOR the five Maxwell Memorial Scholarships for 1934, of the value of $84 each, 36 applications were received. Five of the applications were disqualified for various reasons and the Scholarships have been awarded to the following students out of the remaining
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    SAMSU OFFENCE
    120 12 Chinese Woman Fined At Seremban (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, June 6. A Chinese woman named Yu See was \Tr d T C p d Tr b *i 0 M- the police Magistrate. Mr. T. P. F. McNiece. to-day charged with being found m possession of a still
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    FATAL R.A.F. CRASH
    548 12 TWO AIRMEN KILLED Cause Unknown Torpedo Diving Practice killed and another injured. In April, last year one was killed and another injured in another accident Sometime in January this year a machine crashed at Pava Lebar but everyone on board escaped injury. In ail the cases referred
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    THE FUNERALS
    309 12 Mr, Andrew Caldecott Present II E. the Officer Administering the Government, Mr. Andrew Caldeeott. attended the funerals of the two aiimen at Bidadari Cemetery this morning. Full :crvice honours were accorded, firing party consisting of men of the R.A.F.. with sergeants as pall-cearers. Two trumpeters sounded the Last
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    Penang And The Cotton Quota OPINION EVENLY DIVIDED
    1195 13 v l- 'g Vote Against -<:ly meeting of CHAMBER ii man's casting vote had to requisitioned at M i' i! meeting of the Commerce in order to resolution opposing th* im- i quotas on foreign piecejnr{rested by the Home Govch mm an,
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    MALACCA FUNERAL
    57 13 (From Out Own Correspondent.) Malacca, June, 6. The funeral took place to-day of Mr. Chua Lip Lay, a well-known resident of Malacca A iarge gathering followed the hearse to Bukit Gong, the family burial r ThJ d deceased leaves a widow, several sons and daughters and many giand
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    BOOTLEG LIQUOR.
    98 13 "Flying Squad's" 8,000 Gallon Haul In A Month. Reuter. Helsingfors. Finland's "flying squad," inaugurated less than a year ago, is meeting with great success in its fight against bootleggers. Although prohibition has been abandoned in the country the 'flying squad" during the month of April seized in Nylund
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    A "NEW LIQUER."
    33 13 Reuter. Dortmund. A chemist has been charged here with distributing some 1,500 gallons of drink described as a "new liquor" which consisted of: Cheap spirit; Caustic soda, and Castor oil.—Reuter.
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    INCUBATED EMUS.
    27 13 Reuter. Moscow. Eight emu chicks have been hatched out in an incubator in the Moscow Zoological Gardens. The eggs took 48 days to hatch.— Reuter.
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    NON-EUROPEAN FUND
    163 13 Anonymous Gift Of $500 In Singapore An anonymous contribution of $500 appears in the li?t of contributions to the Singapore Non-European Relief Fund for last month. The gift is acknowledged to "Well Wisher." The list of subscriptions received during the month is as follows: Mr. F. Lazaroo. Tan
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    FOUR PEOPLE KILLED.
    108 13 Blazing Cat Sets Fire To House. Reuter. Warsaw. i A cat's love of warmth is believed to have been the cause of four deans in me village of Lesiaki. near Bieradz. The cat apparently got so near to the kitchen grate that i s fur caught, fire,
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    LIEUT. G. HENDERSON
    126 13 Military Rerord Of Long Service Volunteer {From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, June 6. Second Lieutenant G. Henderson. M.C.. ho™? awarded the Colonial AuriUary F aces Long Service Medal by the ResidentMS (Mr. J. W. W. Hughes, at the .on hi ion of Uip parade in honour of
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    U.S. TARIFF BILL
    37 13 Reuter Wireless. Washington, Jane 4. The Senate has accepted theJ Tariff Bill after rejecting an amendmentcx- pmntine farm products from faae dements, thereby removng the greatest obstacle to the passage of the mea--siire.—Reuter Wireless.
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    EARTHQUAKE FUND
    39 13 Th- sum of Rs. 200 has been sent to the Babu Raiendra Prasad Earthquake PeVei Fund by the Johore Bahru Committee This includes $64.52 from Kota TinggL The total amount sent from JoliCie Bahru is Rs. 700.
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    WAR SHELL GOES OFF.
    38 13 Reuter. Warsaw. An old shell was among scrap iron fed into a Warsaw furnace. I The explosion blew the smelting furI nace to bits, ruined part of the factory, and injured several workmen. —Reuter.
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    TOBACCO MAGNATE
    119 13 Serious Charges In Hongkong Hongkong, June 7. MR. Chen Lim Pak, ihe managing director of the Nanyang Brothers Overseas Tobacca Company, was brought up in the local court yesterday to answer six charges of alleged fraudulent appropriation of funds belonging to the company and alleged fraudulent keeping of
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    PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
    88 13 Insurance Deals On His Future Reuter Wireless. London, June 5. Insurance policy deals in London upon President Roosevelt's future have teen stopped at the request of the Foreign Office, following representations by the United States' Ambassador in London. This is the sequel to a number ol demands recently
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    LIFEBOAT DRIFTS 2,700 MILES.
    73 13 Reuter. New York. Captain Giles Stedman, of the American Merchant, was compelled to abandon a lifeboat when rescuing the crew of the sinking British freighter, "City of Exeter," in January, 1933. Now it is announced by the American Merchant Lines that this lifeboat has been found
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    33 13 Dr. Ansley Young, J.P., who had been on a holiday to Japan, has returned to Klang. The London "Times" praises the new rubber control scheme as a "flexible" one wnich should do good.
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    THE ALHAMBRA
    162 13 Whe?ler And Woolsey In Form THE CINEMAS. IT only seems a few weeks nro since Bert Wheeler and Robert, 7. T <» .wi y vrp in Singapore during the course of th»'ir world tour, and yet they have been back in Hollywood long enough to produce a new
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    RACIAL PREJUDICE
    136 13 South Africa's Move To Appease It Reuter Wireless. Pretoria, June 5. The important step in appeasing Dutch and British racial prejudice taken '07 1 lie amalgamation of the Nationalist Pittv. led by the Prime Minister, General Hertzog. and the South African Partv. led by General Smuts, *s unbodied
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    32 13 Mr. Dennison Smth. 0.C.P.D.. Kuala Selangcr. has been admitted to the Bungsar Hospital, Kuala Lumpur. Mr. C. S. Jayaswal, barrister-at-law, Patna. who arrived in Malaya recently intends to start practice at Ipoh.
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    BAER'S FIGHT WITH CARNERA
    41 14 The Bookmakers Lose £1,000,000 At Epsom BAER'S FIGHT WITH CARNERA Postponement Asked NOT IN PEAK OF CONDITION Reuter. Asbury Park, New Jersey, June 6. ANGAi Hoffman, manager of Max Baer, has asked for a week's ~->stponement of the fight with Prime
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    R. E. S. WYATT
    58 14 ("anieia on the ground that his 1 protege has not reached the peak of condition. Bill Brown, of the New York State Athletic Commission, says he will order a week's postponement if h;? finds Baer is not in proper condition when he visits the camp to-morrow. —Reuter. R. E. S.
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    LOCAL BOXERS LEAVE
    51 14 London, June 6. E. S. who was invited to captain England, says it is very doubtful whether he will be able to play in the first Test. Il?s right thumb, which was injured in the trial match at Lord's, uill be further examined later in the day.—K uter. LOCAL BOXERS
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    SULSDORF v. BELTRAN
    80 14 Sosa, the lightweight champion of Saigon. Boy Quee and Mr. Tan Soo Ban 'manager for Sosa) leave for Penang to-day. Sosa is billed to fight Boy Nara, light and welterweight champion of Penang, DO June 15. at the Fun and Frolic Park Bey Quee meets Brown Roberts in the semi-final.
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    C.T.A. v. RAFFLES COLLEGE
    32 14 Sulsdorf, bantamweight champion of Burma, meets Tony Beltran 3 the Olympic Stadium, Bukit Timah Road, on Saturday night. Little Lewis and Kid Aposto appear m the same card. C.T.A. v. RAFFLES COLLEGE
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    LALL SINGH RETURNS FROM INDIA
    30 14 Ceylon Tamils' Association team v the Dudle7 a X R V -> S Sundram b! S. Sangarapillay, K. Kanda- LALL SINGH RETURNS FROM INDIA Hopes To Be Selected For 1936 Tests
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    MALACCA BADMINTON
    383 14 "INDIA'S future prospects in Tests 1 against England will be much more rosy in view of the lessons she learnt early this year" said Lall Singh, the Selangor cricketer, who passed through Penang on Monday on his way back to Kuala Lumpur ".fter a six months' stay in India. He
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    MATCH POSTPONED
    44 14 The annual general meeting of the Malacca Badminton Association wiil be held on Sunday Wt 10 a.m. al the premises of the Seng Chong Society. The annual report and accounts for 1933 will be considered and the officebearers for the year elected. MATCH POSTPONED
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    HERCULES B.P.
    30 14 The Second Division match arranged for yesterday at the Jalan Besar Stadium between the R.A.F. and Pulau Brani v/as postponed owing to the accident at the Air Base. HERCULES B.P.
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    E. Loveday. champion athlete (class I), clearing 5 ft. 1¾ ins. in the high jump (open) at the Raffles Institution Sports yesterday.
    15 14 Mr. T. E. Monteiro has kindly consented to be the patron of the Hercules BP.
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    THE OAKS
    31 14 E. Loveday. champion athlete (class I), clearing 5 ft. 1¾ ins. in the high jump (open) at the Raffles Institution Sports yesterday. THE OAKS Twelve Starlers For ToMorrow's Rac? i Reuter.
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    S.R.C. CRICKET
    61 14 London. June 6. PROBABLE starters and jockeys fcr the Oaks (1 1 2 miles), to be run at Epsom on Friday, arc INSTANTANEOUS Dick SHINING CLOUD Nicoll CAMPANULA H. Wragg SPEND A PENNY Perryman FILASTIC S. Wragg SOLITUDE Fox MOONSTONE Canty LIGHT BROCADE Carslake KYLOE T. Burns CALL OF DUTY
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    SINGAPORE TENNIS
    98 14 S.R.C. team on their ground, against the Ceylon Sports Club, on Saturday at 2 p.m. H. R. Bartells. H. N. Balhetchet, D. d'Cotta. T. ,Leijssius (capt.). H. Orr, P. F. de Souza, L. Alvis. W. J. Ess. T. Cordeiro. J. W. Cain, A. Bartlett. S.R.C. "A" team on Sunday at
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    DEVONSHIRE B.P.
    412 14 TIES have been arranged in the Singapore lawn tennis tournament starting at the S.C.C. on Monday, as iollows: TIES FOR MONDAY. Open Men's Singles: Fit. Lt. E. D. H. Davies v. Yusof bin Ishak; R. H. Allen v. N. S. Wise; Chong Thutt PiU v. G. Haridas, Kamis v. R.
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    ASTON A.C. BILLIARDS
    60 14 At the third quarterly meeting of the Devonshire .Badminton Party, it was decided to start a membership campaign for three months from June 1 to August 31, when applicants for membersnip will be- exempted from payment of the usual enrolment fee ol' $1. Application forms are obtainable from the hon.
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    Y.M.C.A. CRICKET
    54 14 In the Aston A.C. tournament English Handicap "A", Low Hock Kiat (—li>o) beat Goh Teck Mong (—7O 200—160 and Gan Kee Tian (—80) beat Chen Yee Nam —4O) (w.0.). To-day's Ties "A" G. H. Toh (—7O) v Teo Chwee Hoe (—6O) and "B" Chua Boon Tiong (—100) v. Seah Eng
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    The Bookmakers Lose £1,000,000 At Epsom Windsor Lad Wins The Derby
    786 14 The V.M.C.A. team v. the S.C.R.C on Saturday at 2 p.m. on the SCRC ground will be picked from: R. Lyne, S. D. Gauder, S. Ferreira R Brooks, H. Gibson, R. p. Ridley' E Brown, Lee Kit Soon, Lee Tuck Soon, Lee Fong Lim, Dr. V. Xavier, George Day Sym
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    JUNIOR SCHOOL CRICKET
    232 14 St. Andrew's II Beat AngloChinese II j St. Andrew's School second eleven beat the A.C.S. II by 20 runs on Monday. Scores: ACS. lsl Innings: Swee Keng b I. Ross 20, E. Ebert b I. Ross 1, Jan Jee c Hill M. Armstrong 0, Yai Imm b
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    MARIGOLD B.P.
    79 14 The following ties in the "B" singles tournament of the Marigold B.P. will be played off during the week-end. SATURDAY: Koh Mvi Loong r. Heng Aim Hoe; Tan Kirn Song v. Chung Cheng Hock, Chua Leng Kuan v. Tay Liang Whatt, Koh Hua Quee v. Tan Chong Liat.
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    MALACCA v. SINGAPORE
    68 14 Teams For Saturday's Malaya Cup Match {From Our Own Correspondents Malacca, June 7. The Malacca team against Singapore at Malacca, in the Malaya Cup competition, will be: Ng Kok Chee, J. M. Lee, Chan W<-e Liew, H. M. de Souza, Chan Ah Ngin, K Leon, P. J.
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    TO-DAY'S PRACTICE
    66 14 Singapore's probables will Indul) a practice at the Anson Road Star to-day. The team will leave by I for Malacca to-morrow. This will be Singapore's first match for the season. Malacca already lost to Negi Sembilan 1 0 the Command have beaten Johore 4 The first game in
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    HAPPILADS A.P.
    83 14 j Entries are now open for the "B" and ladies' singles (knock-out i the Happilads A.P. tournaments. The closing date for all entries will be Jui 15. The eniry fee for each event is cents, and all entries should be forwai ed to the sports captain. Mr. Koh
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    Schoolboys Return Excellent Times In Track Events. Annual Sports Of Raffles Institution
    604 15 Loveday Individual Champion For Second Year mft\ RE was a large gathering of i tutors af the annuarathletic of Raffles Institution, held on hod ground yesterday aftervents were run in brilliant and the amplified gramomsic added to the
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    S.C.C. CRICKET
    54 15 S.C.C. team v. the Medical College toM 5 n m and on Saturday at 2 the S.C.C: Bartram, J. M. Brander. G. Carr F. W. Fargus, O. R. T. Henman, 1 Di J. M. A. Lowson, W. H. McNeill, I C Mitchell, F. Vine, R. N. Walling, <>
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    P.W.D.S.C. CRICKET
    52 15 P.W.D. team v. the Singapore Teachers on Saturday commencing at 2 p.m. at St. Joseph's Institution Ground: F. Ayres, P. D'Almeida, A. G. Ccoke. Chin Lye, T. Sta Maria, G. Morgan (capt.), Samson de Silva, L. A. Soquiera, N. Pestana, V. Ponniah, G. C. Pereira. Reserves: P. D'Cruz,
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    PERAK TENNIS
    314 15 Championship Tournament Atlpoh I (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, June 6. RAIN washed out play on Monday, the opening day of the Perak Lawn Tennis Open championship meeting and a start was made on Tuesday afternoon when several Interesting matches were played. Although the, meeting is an open
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    THIRD DIVISION SOCCER
    477 15 S.A.U. Beat V.M.C.A. In League rpHE odd goal in three gave the Singa- P° re Athletic Union a well-deserved y y est erday when they met the V.MC.A. on the Harbcur Board ground in the Third Division "B" of the S A F A League. Though playing
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    WIGHTMAN CUP
    46 15 Membra Of British Team Chosen Reuter. London, June 6. rE members of the British Wightman Cup team to play against the United States at Wimbledon on June 15 and 16 will be Mrs. Godfree, Miss Dearman, Miss Lyle, Miss NuthaH, Round and Miss Scriven.—Reuter.
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    S.C.C. v. S.R.C. SOCCER
    51 15 S.C.C. v. S.R.C. on Tuesday at the Anson Road Stadium in the First Division of the S.A.F.A. League: E. Cherrington; J. W. Muncey, F. A. McCaffery; L. V. Taylor, A. Donald, R. N. Walling; G. Carr, E. A. Joy, Y. W. Brand, N. Fyfe, J. E.
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    SHOCK FOR THE WILTS
    513 15 League Soccer GUNNERS NEARLY BEAT THEM rpHE Royal Artillery nearly sprang a surprise on the Wiltshire Regiment yesterday in the First Division of the S.A.F.A. League, scoring a goal and then maintaining the lead until late in the game before the Regiment succeeded in equalising. The
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    A FAMOUS ENGLAND BOWLER.
    664 16 R2markable Record Of Sydney Barn 2g, THE Wonders of the W rid should never h-iv; been limited tr seven for the recognised list doe- not include one Sydney Barnes, writes Garald Pawle in the "Cr cketer." In his 62nd year, Barnes has acceDed a professional engagement
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    DOUBLE DARK BLUE
    86 16 Unique Record Of Ceylonese Undergraduate P. C d- Saram. the former Canti.n ~e Royal College Colombo and g the Smha'ese S.C. who has h«en a l rf j 0 the first Ceylonese to gain the distinction fj?- contury against th- Aw' tral.ar. Test team earned him the
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    U.S. BASEBALL
    260 16 National And American Leagues. New York, June G. LATEST results in the U.S. major baseball Leagues are as follows: NATIONAL LEAGUE. R. H. E. Chicago 17 0 Cincinnati 3 11 10 St. Louis 3 9 1 Pittsburg 6 6 0 Philadelphia 4 11 1 New York 5 9
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    MALAYA CUP SOCCER
    77 16 fcelangor Players In Hard Training In 'iew of the Malaya Cup match agains? Perak on Saturday the followrfr ansror players are in training at Kuala Lumpur: Kam Pak, See Hu Moon Khai Swee' Ahmad, De Souza, Henry, L. De Silva Tpib. Lee Boo The following are training
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    TANGLIN TENNIS
    224 16 Results And Ties In Tournament RESULTS and ties in the lawn tsnnis tournament at the" Tanglin Club are as follows: MIXED DOUBLES OPEN. Mrs. J. Hu<*gins and H. S. Hewett beat Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Cameron 6—2, 6—4. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mncphnrson beat Miss A.
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    DIEHARD B.P.
    33 16 The Diehard B.P. meet the Rovers B P on Saturday at 3 p.m. at their court. Players and supporters must assemble at 58, Changi Road, at 2 p.m. for free transport.
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    CONDITION OF TRUNK ROADS
    460 16 Automobile Association Bulletin, AN A. A. M. Road Bulletin teiday, states: SINGAPORE. Changi, Joo Chiat, Tanionr Grove Roads. —Caution. Newton Circus at Junction. Kampong Java, Bukit Timah an,) Roads. Turn L; Gyratory one-way traffic Kens Leo Road. Closed until notice. Mandai Road. 13 V. mile Brid*.
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    "RED SPEARS" ACTIVE.
    82 17 Hopci Authorities lake Precautions. "Shun Pao." Tientsin, Apr. 30 Three 'Red Spear" 'organisations have recently been discovered in southern Hopei, according to reports received by the Hopei Provincial Government. The provincial authorities have insVructed the local authorities to suppress i'legal organisations at oner It is repo'Jed. that
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    601 18 Its Duties. TOUR OF SOUTHERN COMMISSION. "China Times." fTHE representatives of fifteen Chinese newspapers in Canton and Hongkong have arrived here on a tour of the northern provinces, including Kiangsu, Chekiang, K'angsi, Hupeh, Hopei and Shantung. The object of the visiting party, we are told, is
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