Malaya Tribune, 20 June 1934

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In Malaya Vol. XXI.- No. 145 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1934 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wednesday, June 20, 1934 Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, "WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1934 MJh KNl.
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      227 1 —2t>j ©riknc Dominant In z!Aialaya -j ki-.l v,.... I Ii! The more hopeful outlook for trade ha.s increased the inveator'i difficulty in «~J|"« I sound and remunerative laves meuU, ur.tew be is prepared to pay a premiur»;. I i s and shares returning euod interest command high price*, .iii. that
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      200 1 A. FXINTEB. t, Raffles Place, Singapore knportiag Diamonds and Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality. Selling at latest and lowert market prices. Also baying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily excnangs rates. i«imiiim.i«awtiJiiiiMii«iiiiiiHr i.ww*..».w I I in every drop...
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    Shipping News & Notices. WORLD SHIPPING PROBLEMS
    1113 2 Shipping News Notices. WORLD SHIPPING PROBLEMS International Agreement The Only Solution A BELIEF that the difficulties of the world's shipping can only be solved by international agreement was expressed by Herr Karl Lindemann, chairman of the board of directors of the Norddeutscher Lloyd, in a lecture in Berlin to the
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    TESTS OF SHIP MODELS
    214 2 Report Of Netherlands Laboratory rpHE 1933 report of the Netherlands A Laboratory for Naval Architecture at Wageningen states that during the year 38 ships models were tested. TesU were also conducted on 59 screw propellers and two steam meters. The work completed included an important investigation
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    BOY HEROES HONOURED
    80 2 Paris. Two brave boys were specially mentioned during the awards of the Society of the Preservation of Life from Shipwrecks in the great amphitheatre of the Sorbonne. One boy. aged 16, had supported a child of nine for half an hour while clinging to the keel of
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    U.S. SHIPPING BILL
    381 2 To Bar Re-Registration Of Vessels LEGISLATION denying the right of registration to United States vessels sold abroad and later repurchased to engage in the coastwise trade of the United States has been approved by the Shipping Board Bureau and the Bureau of Navigation in reports laid before
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    10.000-BOAT REGATTA
    49 2 Warsaw. An announcement- that 10.000 craft would assemble at Gydnia for this year's Regatta was made by Geneial Kwasniewskl when launching a yacht at Danzig. They will come to the coast along Ihe Inland waterways of Poland. Last year there were 1.000 boats at the Gydnia Regatta.
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    YEAR'S SHIPPING AT VANCOUVER
    686 2 Port's Lead In The Export Of Grain DESPITE the fact that the total tonnage passing in and out of Vancouver during 1933 was somewhat less than in the previous year, due almost entirely to the decrease in the export of grain, the port was ahead of
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      328 2 ||>-fiAMISR lUNG& iIRITISH I INDIA O. S. fU/SS SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due i Tonnage. Singapore -J- N m 17,000 .June 22 I RI>WA N .;.070 j u |y 5 j RVHAOK ***** July 0 v 17,000 July 20 I; 1 6310 Aug. 1 l Any 3 NTI A 11,000 Aug. 17
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      141 2 11 jfj LLOYD TRIESTINO 1 j (Incorporated in Italy). j EXPRESS SERVICE. J CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY CHINA. Ca„i„ X Pcnan? Colomboi Bombay falling at Colombo, Bombay Suez Karac *V» .Aden, Massowah. Suez, Port I lort Said, Brindisi, Venice Trieste! BHndisi Venice and Trieste. Due Leave Due m,v COL
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      178 2 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE. Deutsch |HpQl Australische Dampfachifft W*\Cj Gesellschaft. (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARDS. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTB. M.s. SAUERLAND, via s.s. NORDMARK, via Manila July 9 m.s. LEVERKUSEN, via Mianila July 24 s.s. BOCHUM, via Manila- Aue. 7 m.s. BURGENLAND, via Manila Aue
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      593 2 STEAMER BAILING^ mĔ NORDDEBTSCHER LLOYD. (Incorporated in Germany). The undernoted are the Company's in tended fixtures:-, P ys la OUTmRDS. "TRIER" for Manila, HT<ong, 1934 S'hai, N. China Japan j u "TRAVE" for Manila, H'kong, S'hai, N. China Japan Juk HtMEWARDS. 2 "CHEMNITZ" for M'seilies, 1934 Oran, Havre, R'dam, H'burg
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    Mining Shares. LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    550 3 Singapore, Wednesday, 11 a.m. The lciiowing 1******18 shuie quotations issued by Fraser and Co., exchange itock brokers. vtiue Buy era ©ellaru. Amat Tin 6 6 7|t] Asam Kumbang Tin 37,6 40|-cd Austral Malay 50 5216 Ayer Hitani Tin 15 le -cd. <] Ayer Weng 1.90
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    168 3 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION LOCAL MOVEMENT OF STOCKS Big Increase In The Colony (By Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Wednesday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 22 cts., up V\. ct. Market Tone: Steady. Tin (Singapore), |Ul%, up Yesterday's Prices: London, 6 9 16d., unchanged. Market Tone: Steady. New York,
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    PRODUCE.
    180 3 Singapore, June 20. r Siam» W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $94 R ,S am. W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $88 Rice B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $89 pTce, B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $88 Siam, No. 1 J.«» Siam. N. 2 n gj Siam. N0.3
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    RUBBER CROP
    30 3 The output of Malaka Pinda Rubber Fstates for May amounted to 51.100 id.. making a total of 405,400 lb. for the nine months of the current financial year.
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    MARKET REPORT
    801 3 The Week's Business Reviewed IN their weekly market report, dateJ June 19, Messrs. Fraser arid Co state: With an attitude of compete detachment towards tin and rubber shares prevailing among our local operants, there is litt'e to be said for market conditions during the week under review which
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    REMBAU JELEI
    771 3 A Strong Financial Position (By Air Mail.) Ixmdon, June 6. THE tenth annual general meeting of Rembau Jelei Rubber, Ltd., was held at 2-4, Idol-lane, E.C., Mr. T. W. Hodge, the chairman presiding. The Chairman, in the course of his address, said: Since the accounts tor 1933 were
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    REICHSBANK GOLD
    41 3 Berlin, June 18. The Reichsbank gold cover has ouched the disquieting level of 2.9 per -ent. in consequence of a loss or '10,000,000 marks last week in gold and foreign currencies, ascribed to Young Loan interest payments and payment
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    LONDON MONEY MARKET
    202 3 Uneasiness In Regard To Germany Reuter Wireless. London, June 16. ON the Money Market this past week, conditions have ruled quiet but in the discounts market a firmer tendency was apparent in commercial bills owinp, to some uneasiness regarding German developments. Shellac to-day was very firm on
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    RUBBER OUTPUTS
    30 3 The following rubber outputs are reported: April May lb. lb. Mentakab 39,000 41,000 Jeram Kuantan 41,088 36,195 Sungei Bagan 58.000 59,500 Batu Village 1.454 1,577 Kapala 8,669 10,307
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    Rubber Shares. LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    642 3 Singapore. Wednesday, 11 a.m. The loHvwum rubber s&aie yuoutu» o* ire issued by Fraser and Co., and LyaD and Evat t Issue imtm* rraj»er l*»u Shares Co Evaw. 1 Allcnbv 160 180 160 1.80 1 Alor Gajah 1.10 1.15 100 1.10 IA. Hi tarn 160
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      47 3 THE SOUTH BRITISH* INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD-, (Incorporated In New Zealand.) FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C MABGOLIOUTH. lianafc OFFICE: I, FINLATRON GHEE* TBM EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION. LTD. t WIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PLRSONAL ACCIDENT Rfftd WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. RRSJD OFFICE: Wo 4. OocO fttwi.
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      72 3 THE EASTERN BANK. LIMITED. (Incorporated hi Enfcland). SINGAPORE BRANCH: I. D'Atoeld* Street. Mrthorlsed and Subscribed taoo o oCrt Capital n>M O.OOO Pald-up-Capttal f mm Reserve Fund andIJW r/MnOK HEAD OFFICE LONDON BRANCHES: Bombay. Calcutta, Colombo. AmS Baghdad. Bahrein, Basra. KiAuk, Mosul W »CCOUNTS opened a* money ccc lved on Fixed
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      266 3 YOUR SMALL COINS may seem too few to bother about Don't treat them carelessly, they can mean so much. Save each day and deposit regularly In a SAVINGS ACCOUNT plus 2' /2 Annual In'.erest paid quarterly, will soon give you a substantial balance. It's surprising just how quickly small sums
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      60 3 SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. DAILY PRICES CtJBJUCNT. Singapore, Wednesday, no Buyer*. Belitr». R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot (loose) 22 K* do (F.O.B.) July Bi 16 2.1 I L« Standard R.S.S. on Tender July Sept. Oct. Dec. J3 Jt Jan. Mar. M% Tone of Latest Cable:—London Bp* S*** Pfc N
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      512 4 «M. HASSAN. ELECTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR MUSI, Bras Baaah Road. SINGAPORE. If you are ie need of electric lights, fans, motors, etc., and water service, please write to the above f address or 'Phone 3411. MALAYA TRIBUNE. 'PHONE: 5811 and 5812. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Delivery Including Including at
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      801 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. I—» NOTICE. In the Estate of Jane Corbet Ritchie (Sheens) Alt ken—Deceased. Pursuant to Trustees Ordinance of 1*29. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all creditors or other persons having any claims or demands against the estate of Mrs. Jane Corbet Ritchie (Sheena) Aitken deceased late of "Nind Home"
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      175 4 FOR SALE. Good second-hand cars for sale at Brossard Mopin, Malaya, Ltd. Apply at 4i9-E, Geylang Road, or 'Phone 2240. j Safeguard your eyes—they are your 1 greatest possession. It is dangerous J to neglect them, j Free Sight-Testing and a wide range J l of glasses and frames to
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      468 4 I SITUATIONS VACANT, I WANTED—First Class Lady Stenograph•er and Typist required for Malacca. Testij monials required, stating salary expected--1 Apply Box No. 366, c o Malaya Tribune, i I WANTED—European Company requires active Chinese Manager capable investing about $10,000. Salary commission basis. Apply Box No. 367 c/o. "Malaya Tribune." WANTED.—Confectionery
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      336 4 EDUCATIONAL FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 192*. (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. Princip LEARN TO SPEAK
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      570 4 I J F YOU DESIRE I REAL SATISFACTION I Be Sure You Take .All fee* 1 CLOCKS, WATCHES iv. j GRAMOPHaNEs M> II THAT GO^WROxV; I YICK WOH H iNr I 429, NORTH BRIDGE RojT I (NEAR MmDLX ROAD^ PROMPT SERVKi 1 IP MODERATE CHARGES I Co t, Sf tor
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    Amazing Story Of the Desperado Dillinger STILL BEING HUNTED
    1084 5 DEFYING THE POLICE OF U.S.A. We Shall Get Him Criminal's Trail Of Death BELOW is the full story of the desperado John Dillinger, who is still being sought in vain by all the police of the United States. Escaping from gaol,
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    INDAIN CHARGED
    104 5 Poss'ble Settlement Out Of Court The case in which Syed Sadulla Khan is charged with cheating K. M Oh Mohamed, the High Street jeweller, of a pair of diamond-set ear studs, or alteinat vely with obtaining credit by false pretences, was this morning postponed again for a fortnight
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    LADY DRIVER CHARGED
    87 5 Refused To Accept Police Warning When Mrs. H. V. Ebert, a Eurasian, appeared before the Fourth Magistrate (Mr. C. H. Whitton) on charges of driving without a rear light and parking in a forbidden area in Robinson Road. Inspector Moule, of the Tiafflc Dept., told the Magistrate
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    GREEK WHO GOT LOST
    189 5 Repatriation Order Made To-Day ON the order or the Third Magistrate (Mr. J. M. Brander) this morning. John Charll Abidlos. a Greek, wasorderro be repatriated. He was charged with vagrancy. When charged, the accused said that he got lost after leaving hLs ship at Singapore, and
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    CANADIAN FINANCE
    96 5 Reuter. Ottawa. June 19. The Government has tabled In the of Commons a Bill authorising the issue of notes up to $120,000,000. with 25 per cent, gold coverage, any excess to be covered dollar for dollar by gold. Hitherto only the issue of $50,000,000 was sttttutorilv covered by
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    SENT TO JOHORE
    74 5 A young Malay of Kukub, in Johore Euang bin Kaji Ali, was produced yesterday before the Second Magistrate, Mi. N. Grice, as a man wanted in Kukub on a charge of criminal breach of trust. A Kathi from Kukub, Haji Mohamed Shah bin Haji Abdul Jabbar, cave
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      130 5 Enormous PRICE REDUCTION .1 SUNLIGHT **x THE SUPER-QUALITY SOAP UCUICI 2-S 1 OOQ-3 1 4 A You save money k iß|l by washing with There's no danger of bc-ng ruined cleansing, and draws out all the dirt by hard rubbing if they're washed with without the rubbing or boiling necessary
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      15 5 either as milk or cream. 1 i II i MILK is prepared in England. j
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      320 5 CLUB DIARY f There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune" This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings, of general interest will still be included in
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    SIAM DIRECTORY
    215 6 A Valuable Work Of Reference H r i l»:i v<- received a ropy of the 1934 fdltjmi of 'ho Directory of Bangkok i mCI i?iajn, which the Bangkok Times t*j i•: r.'d. litis published for the last r, vr .r% At the cheap price of six I !i'*ul\
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    U.S. SILVER BILL
    173 6 (Regulations To Govern Tax Transfers Reuter. Washington. June 20. L Prc.'.sidunt Ro<®evelt has signed the J Silver BUI Reuter. Washington. June 20. m Simultaneously with the President '112 Bsifunng of th r S.lver Bill. Mr Guy Hel ■vciine, Commissioner for Internal ReLrrnu promulgated regulations governtux tranHlLTn and
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    MEI LAND FANG
    160 6 China's Foremost Actor To Tour Russia Shanghai, May 30. Mr Mei Lang F3ng, China's foremost ■peter, may shortly accept an lnv;tatio:i |fm/r\ tin Soviet State Theatre to give pv n rlv*> of neriormanees in Moscow some 'his autumn according to inforBrmtion from roliubie sources. The matter has
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    UNUSUAL COLD
    39 6 Heavy Snows In North China I Kalgan. June 3. H Kaigan ii now being swept by an unusual cold wave. Weather In' Chahar v extrfmpJy eold und heavy snows ore weoorieri at Chungpel and Kuyuan— ■'China Times*
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    HEATH FIRE
    26 6 Reuter Wireless. London. June 17. il A fterce heath fire is raging in Nor|«olk .on the outskirts of the King's estate Bit Sandringham.-Reuter Wireless
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    "CHINA'S SORROW"
    126 6 Yellow River Again In I Flood Pitt! Kaifeng, May 28. Water in the upper reaches of the Yellow River has again overflowed its banks, inundating a number of villages along both banks of the river. The Commission for the Prevention of Yellow River Floods is taking effective steps
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    WOOSUNG BATTLE
    79 6 Pirate Ships And Patrol Boats Shanghai, May 30. A running battle took place yesterday just outside the Woosung Haroour between a number of pirate ships and the patrol boats of the Kiangsu water police. The pirates were caught in the act of robbing a fishing boat and a
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    CAMELS IN CHINA
    35 6 Nanking, June 3. According to inteiesting statistics made public there are altogether 260 037 camels in China, distributed at different places in Mongolia, Ninghsia. Suiyuan Chahar. Sinkiang and Chinghai.— "Shanghai, Chen Pao."
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    LAUNCHED BY WIRELESS JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW- TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    232 6 Amsterdam Ceremony Performed In Africa Reuter Wireless. Amsterdam, June 16. For the first time in history, longdistance wireless has been used for launching a sea vessel, when General Hertzog, in Pretoria, pressed a button and sent the 17,000 ton
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    97 6 SHIP ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, June 20. Pronto. Apoey 22; Rohna 20. Rawalpindi 18; Mata Hari 16; Takada 13; Glenbeg 11; Toyohashi Maru 9; Titan 7. Steel Scientist 30; Karapara 32; Eumaeus 36. Alipore 46; Kola 48. Menelaus 2; Gordon Jardine's. Section 10 (Entrance
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    GERMAN MORATORIUM
    141 6 Protest From The United States Reuter Wireless. Washington, June 19. The Ambassador to Berlin has h^*, acton in £r?° int Ut tha t n Ger a m a b ny e ous v aff o d eCla i lng a mor atorium seriously affects the Government of the
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    MONEY MARKET
    199 6 SELLING* Singapore, June 20. London 4 months* sight 214 11|64 London 3 moruhs' sight 214 5132 London 60 days' sight 2 4 9f84 London 30 days' sight 2 4Ve London demand 214 7164 London T.T. 2|4 3j32 Lyon and Paris demand 884 Hamburg demand 152 New York demand
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    PRICES OF MATCHES
    56 6 Measures To Save Chinese Industry Shanghai, June 5. As a result of negotiations between the match manufacturers cf Kiangsu, Chekiang, Anhui, Hunan. Hupeh and Kiangsi, a decision has been reached that the market price of matches should be raised as from June 25 as a means of
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    163 6 Public Function x\ntl Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, JUNE 20 High Tides.—3 14 a.m.. 4.21 pm Rotary Tiffin, Adelphi Hot*] 1 pm D. Frankel on "Rotary and Lli<- t, Wheel." Football: B.A.F A. League. Divisj..,, r R.A.F. v. Wilts-hires, Alteon Stadium; Division Three Us r '112
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    AMUSEMENTS
    51 6 ALHAMBRA.—"Search For Beauty." APOLLO.—"Flying High and "Flesh." CAPITOL.—"Nana." EMPlRE.—Cantonese talkie. ORIAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing sideshows, Dean's Grand Opera, Chinese Wayangs, Oineraas, Talkies, etc. MARLBOROUGH.— Hindustani I NEW WORLD.—Cabaret Du:u:i!; 6 siieshows, Malay Operas, Chinese Wuyangs, Cinemas, etc. PAVILION.—"Lady For A Day." RlTZ.—Chinese silent pictures ROXY—"Big Executive," preceded by shorts, newsreel,
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      315 6 SIMCAPOnt HOTH.S I i LANKA HOTEL I Th f Onfy. hoarding Fiv# Minute Walk I I and Lodging House -r f with special tlr.hs may be from HaHway b*»- I Every Comfort and arranged fob pleasure tion and Harbour. I lExcellentI Excellent Cuisine. parties and also fob 1 families xo
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      63 6 A SMALL, BUT CAREFULLY SELECTED ASSORTMENT OF THE LATEST CREATIONS IN LADIES' HATS BY CONNOR. SĔSt REVERSIBE COTTON FINE FELTS AND STRAWS, WIDE wßkl HATS. TWO HATS IN AND NAKIiOW BRIMS, ALSO A ONE EXCEPTIONALLY FEW OF THE POPULAR SAILOR SMART. HATS. $2.50 EACH. NO TWO ALIKE AND AS USUAL
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      129 6 MAILS EXPECTED. Mails from Batavia and Palembang by aeroplane are expected at the General Post Office, Singapore, at 5.30 p.m. to-1 day. The local agents of the Netherlands Air Mail Service notify that rhe outward aeroplane is expected to arrive at Singapore at about 4 p.m. to-day. The mail will
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      230 6 jgjtt lNT€lllCiWC€| SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY. Pontianak (Khoen Hoea) 2 p.m. Trengganu (except Kretay) (Lipis) 2 p.m. Trengganu (Kretay only) (Malini) 2 p.m. Djambi and Koeala Tongkal (Tohiti) 3 p.m Muntok, Palembang and Pladjoe (Thedens) 3 p.m. Java, Southern Sumatra, South East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and Timor Dilly (Netherlands) 7
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    BRITISH PILGRIMS
    33 7 New Scheme To Raise Funds For Unemployed Eugby, June 17. i A„.» n will attend a special The Kin n ASt c r Abbey on July 1 tr «tt riser's Wireless.
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    BISHOP DEVALS
    351 7 Address Of Welcome In Kuala Lumpur tHE Rt. Rev. Monsignor Adrian Devars, DD, Bishop of Malacca, conducted a Confirmation service at St. Anthony s Church, Kuala Lumpur, on Sunday. There were over 350 recipients of confirmation. An address of welcome was reacT and presented to the new Bishop
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    KLANG RESIDENT
    138 7 Death In Medan While On Holiday Information was received in Klang last night of the death which took place yesterday at Medan of jV:. C.J. 11. Lowe, secretary .and assessor of the Sanitary* Board. Klang. Mr Lowe celebrated h s loity-second birthday a few days before he was
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    NAVAL TALKS
    80 7 Mr. Norman Davis In London Rugby, June 17. Mr. Norman Davis, United States ambassadorial representative, is arriving in London this evening for bilateral preliminary conversations in connection with the IWW Naval Conference. He will have the assistance of the American Ambassador in London and two American naval experts,
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    IPOH TRAGEDY
    101 7 Boy Drowned In Flooded River l Ton" Wah, a Cantonese lad of about 12 years of age, together with two other boys of about the same age, went to bathe ih the Kinta River, near the; Market Place in the centre of the town. The river was in
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    DUTCH TARIFFS
    67 7 Bill For Revision To Be Introduced Reuter wireless. Hi? Juno 16. The Government shortly Is aiji reyfeinff tariffs i>o b-j erTfectlv <rom July 1 under which loads tuiTs and raT materials, in chitting cotton M* •Ml. wSI be admitted free !h g ind amaxSmi»' duty of >3 PW
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    FROM THE AMERICAN ANGLE
    403 7 Views On Rubber Control Scheme JJERE is an account of the new rubber control scheme as seen from the American angle. The article is taken from the paper "Times." Rudyard Kipling to .the contrary, Britain's dominion over palm and pine by no means amounts to a
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      253 7 >eed To Say "Smile Please," It They've Had Pinkettes. tteSj tiny laxative pills, keep you in i for they keep you well and ntial to happiness is health, ligestion, stimulate the liver, and regularity, an occasional dose i- all you need. e from chemists everywhere. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE—
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      203 7 -~-><rNew Health Strength i You need Sanatogtn to get to the real M root of the trouble. For when your nerves g by have suffered man and woman alike taking only a nerve food like Sanatogen can make fj j you strong and healthy again, TA a full of vitality
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      198 7 Famous Seer Will Advise Yon Free u like to know without any cost, stara indicate your future will be; you will be successful, prosperous about business; love; marriage friends; m is; what opportunities V 1 > ;<I >) of tin- to obtain an B^^jft [1 come to you i Pro
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      632 7 Wireless \k\'M. TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME The Bourneville Works Band AT 1.35 ajn. to-morrow morning the j first studio broadcast of the Bournevile j Works Band will be given. The Bourneville Works Band began in the nineties as a brass band formed party of employees and partly of local musicians, but
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    NANA
    1160 9 MHMOWm "i JOLA'S Ttr». 1 1 A i 11 1 a Ig3 g• r__Q; qt~> o'. og CHAPTER VII WHAT HAS HAPPENED Jfmna, demi-monde of Paris, in 1868, juU before France entered the FrancoPrussian war, is madĕ into a celebrated actress by Qaston Greiner, a noted theatrical impresario, who
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    "USE LESS WATER"
    73 9 Appeal To Public Of London Reuter Wireless. London June 16 Hk* injunction "use less water" in oquwrnce of the drought, which Lon- wntor authority e.ic ij!acaidin>s on io||c vehicles and elsewhere, fire al•ifly Ixclng responded to oy 'he oublic. rhrw? million gallons les.-: %votc u?ed lerday compared
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    NAVAL TALKS
    53 9 American Experts Arrive In Ixmdon Reuter Wireless. London. June 16. Mr. Norman Davis, accompanied by nited States Naval experts, Admiral Leigh n;d Commander Wilkinson, will ich London to-night for the naval Iks between England and America m nnectUm with the 1935 naval con(erenet, The talks will commence next
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    "MALEVOLENCE"
    77 9 New Nazi Attitude Towards Criticism Reuter Wireless. Berlin. June 19. The first act of Dr. Gocbbels, as Minuter of Propaganda, on rettirnlng tnwa Warsaw was to forbid the publication of the speech of his colleague. Vice-chan-cellor von Fapen, and the first edition or the Frankfurter "Zeitung was conconcerning ihe
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    DEAN INGE
    48 9 Official Announcement Of His Resignation Reuter Wireless. London, June 18. It is officially announced that Dean Tnop is resigning from the Deanery oi or! Ocf. 2 The King, ha* approved the appointment of Walter Ro_ bert Mathews, Dean of Exeter to sue ceed Dean Inge.-R«uter Wireless.
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    NEW VILLAGE
    450 9 Developing Cameron Highlands (From Our Own Correspondent) Tanah Rata, June 18. ON Sunday at 10 am. a meeting of the Cameron Highlands Sanitarj Board took place under the chairmanship of Mr. A. J. Gracie. District Officer Kuala Lipis, the most important item on the agenda being the matter
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    DRIVER DISCHARGED
    308 9 Allegation Of Negligence Fails mom Our Own Correspondent.) johore Bahru, June 19. As the result of a Chinese Hul Ping, a cleaner ol a motor J*H who was lymg asleep on uk Saving been run over by a the driver of the lorry, a Chinese na t Chong
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    25 9 A Chinese lad named Ong Tek Swee was S While bathing in the Batu Satu waterfalls at Che foot of the Taiping Hills on Saturday.
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    DARROW BOARD
    169 9 Bitter Attack By Gen. Johnson Reuter Wireless. Charlestown (Virginia!, June 16. A SLASHING attack on the Darrow Board, which recently issued an adverse report on the National Recovery Administration, on partisan politicians md sections of the Press, was delivered -o-day by the Administrator, General Johnson, in a speech
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    385 9 Additions Of Non-Fiction Works The undernoted non-fiction works will be ready for issue on Saturday: Acworth (Capt. B.) The Navy and the Next War. A vindication of Sea Power. Illustrated. Appleyard (Rollo) Charbs Parsons. Hi; Life and Work. Illustrated. Blake (Hubert) World Disorder and Reconstruction. An Epitome of
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    GERMANY AND JAPAN?
    684 10 J*HICKER grow the clouds of war, the threats of a crisis between Japan and China in the Far East. We have been urged that newspapers would best serve the public by not commenting on these rumours, that the best way to kill them is to ignore them,
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    420 10 Dr. John Leask and Mrs. Leask re cently celebrated their golden wedding. They were married in Singapore in 1864 After a short illness Mr. Lim Beng Teik parsed away at his residence in Dato Kramat Road, Penang. Mr. Beng Teik was a retired rice merchant. Mr. P. L. Cooper, of
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    Notes and Comments Pirates Again
    219 10 rpHE daring piracy of the "Shuntien" again calls attention to the fact that this danger of the China Seas is as persistent as ever. To people ignorant of Eastern conditions it is a source of amazement that such things can be in the twentieth century,
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    Girls And Sport
    146 10 PARAGRAPH in yesterday's paper stated that the basket-ball, volleyball and badminton teams of the Nanyang Girls' School had left Singapore by the s.s. "Kudat" for a tour of Medan. Bangkok, Penang. Ipoh and Kuala Lumpur. It has been obvious during the last few months that basket-ball and
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    Short Measure
    185 10 rjiHERE have been numerous complaints of late, and not a few police court prosecutions, concerning holders in the public markets short measure. The average customer in the Singapore market does not understand the Chinese system of weighing by means of the 'duching/' and th< suit is that the
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    In The Name Of Sport
    235 10 gCARCELY a day passes without news being received of a tragedy on the field of sport in one country or another and there are those who still wonder whether risk of death taken in the name ot sport is justified under any circumstances. Yesterday's Barter
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    282 10 By "Looker-On" piRATES left the "Shuntien" wearing dress suits and patent leather shoes, we read. It is to be hoped they did not forget the stiff shirts. A A Probably they had been studying the latest pronouncement on "What the /ell dressed pirate should wear." A
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    NO NEWS OF THE "SHUNTIEN" PIRACY CAPTIVES WARSHIPS COMB THE COAST
    913 11 CHINESE TROOPS GO INLAND doors. Mails Untouched Strong Representations By Britain Reuter. VO news has yet been received of the "Shuntien" captives, although every effort is being made to trace them. British destroyers and the aircraft-carrier "Eagle" are combing
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    CRISIS IN HITLER CABINET
    160 11 Averted After Dramatic Meeting Reuter. Berlin, June 19. A CRISIS is arising in the Hitler Cabinet as a result of Dr. Goebbels suppressing publication of a speech by 25 ViceY ice Cn ancellor, Herr yon Papen which protested against a political atiacK by Nazi extremists on
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    CONGRESS ENDS
    152 11 Public Galleries Crowded With Women Reuter. Washington, June 19. the closing hours of Congress were marked by gay, cheerful scenes in contrast with the bustle and often the fr ayed tempers of the past few days While waiting for the House finally to approve conference reports on the
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    RESULT OF A QUARREL
    113 11 How Innocent Victim Was Killed I I Returning home late from a carouse one night, a Dusun of Kampong Terikon, Penampang, had a row with his wife, in the course of which he flung at her a heavy block of wood, used in Dusun houses for
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    TANGKU PACT TO BE CANCELLED?
    1400 11 Chinese Suggestion AIR EXERCISES BY JAPANESE Shanghai, June 20. JT is understood that the, Nanking Government has proposed to Japan the cancellation of the Sino-Japanese Armistice Agreement signed in May last year at Tangku after the restoration of through traffic along the Teiping-Mukden Railway on
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    AMERICAN NAVAL POLICY
    382 11 No Change BASES IN THE FAR EAST Reuter. London, June 19. JN spite of recent predictions in the British Press, the naval policy of the United States in the Far East remains unchanged, according to American naval officials who were specially interviewed by Reuter. They declare that
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    HARRIMAN BANK
    50 11 Former President Found Guilty Reuter. New York, June 19. THE banker Harriman has be?n found guilty by a Federal Court jury of falsifying records and misapplying the funds of the Harriman National Bank. Mr. A. ML Austin, the former vicepresident of the bank, was acquitted on similar charges.—Reuter.
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    MISS BESSIE LI MING
    88 11 Preparations For Wedding In London I Reuter. London, June 19. ELABORATE preparations are being made for the wedding of Miss Bessie Li Ming, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Li Ming and Dr. Sze Ming Sze at the Chinese Legation on July 7. There will be a
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    WORLD'S OLDEST MAN
    63 11 Doubts Of His Age Cause High Fever Reuter Wireless. Constantinople, June 18. Allegations that he was only 120 years old proved too much for Zaro Aga, the world's oldest man, who was taken to hospital suffering from severe fever. His 80-year-old daughter says that her father was
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    RESCUE OF SOVIET EXPLORERS
    137 11 Cheering Crowds In Red Square Reuter. Moscow, June 19. THE members of the Cheliuskin expedition and the heroic airmen who rescued them from the Arctic ice were given a tremendous ovation on their arrival to-day. Crowds in Red Square gave thunderous cheers for Baby Karma, who
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    GERMAN SPEED PLANE
    48 11 Reuter Wireless. London, June 18. A speed of 240 miles per hour is claimed for the German plane seating 40 passengers and a crew of two demonstrated to British air experts at Croydon to-day. The plane has a single engine of 650 horse power.—Reuter Wireless.
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    PEACE IN STEEL INDUSTRY
    128 11 Workers' Plan MEDIATION BOARD PROPOSED Reuter. Warthinidon, June 19. FOUR-f'OINT plan for peace in the United States steel industry is proposed by the -tee! workers in a letter tn Mr. Roosevelt. It proposes the establishment of un impartial mediation board of three members. to be appointed
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    Well-Known N.S. Malay Falls In Claim For $5,000 UNCLE OF YAM TUAN
    1253 12 Magistrate Sued ALLEGED MALICIOUS REPORT iPY&m OitT Own Correspondent! Sererabaiij June 19. a JV IL *tJit in which a sum of urul costs is being elaim•ri us damages, and which involved fvso well-known Malay residents of Kuala Pllivh.
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    THE CINEMAS. ANNA STEN IN "NANA"
    251 12 Brilliant Star At The Capitol THE new Samuel Goldwyn production. "Nana," based oh Emile Zola's classic of a voluptuous lady of the pavement, opened at the Capital Theatre last night, and is one of the latest releases by the United Artists' Corporation. It will
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    "Search For Beauty" At The Alhambra
    169 12 LOTS of athletic young men and women are seen in "Search for Beauty," the Paramount picture now at the Alhambra. fcr it introduces thirty winners in the international contest of which so much was heard. It is chiefly notable for presenting Ida Lupino. sixteen-year-old
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    SIKH'S APPLICATION
    244 12 Document To Pay For Defence AN unusual application was made j yesterday by Sikh accused. Babu Singh, before the Second Magistrate, Mr. N. Grlce, when he was charged with the theft of a motor-car belong- ing to a compatriot, Paktr Singh. The complainant in the case was the
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    "PEOPLE'S COURT"
    43 12 Reuter Wireless. Berlin, June 10. The new "People's Court," for the trial of political offences, begins Its duties on July 2, and probably the first case will be the charge of high treason against Dr. Thaelmann, the Communist leader. —Reuter Wireless.
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    146 12 A Chinese was alleged to have been assaulted by four others in Thomson Read last night. He received contused wounds over the back and left side of the abdomen and he was taken to the General Hospital by ambulance. A nasty accident occurred at the junction of Selegie
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    TEST CASE IN SINGAPORE
    597 12 Pawnbroker Charged |r Local Court SOMETHING in the nature ol case came up before Ibe r Magistrate <Mr. C. H Whim day. when a pawnbroker pn for taking a pawn w $200 in value without referring house-holder to vouch (or aie pa Mr. E A. Stevens,
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    EX-PREMIER SENTENCED
    36 12 Reuter Wireless. Kovno. June 10. The ex-Premier of Lithuania. M. Voldemaras. has been court-man. for high treason and sentenced tti w years' hard labour for participation m the recent attempted military coup d'etat.—Reuter Wireless.
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    REMINISCENCES OF THE MUTINY
    695 13 Mr. J. G. Howell SORRY TO LEAVE MALAYA «|yjY wife and I find it heart-break-ing- to leave Singapore. We have spent the greater part of our livei in the Colony and regard it as our home. '•If we are not happy i n England we shall
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    FRENCH POLICY
    36 13 M. Barthou And Dr. Dollfuss Meet Reuter. Belgrade g route Bucharest and Gctrnm/nT^ O^ 5 and aal <> «2 hold th» i„j would not only ud"ortanw wUh Pe n h en Ce f Austrla *ai
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    AFRICA GOVERNORS
    32 13 New Title For The High Commissioner Reuter Wireless. London, June 19 ui„u n y lr William Henry Clark andPj&Commissioner for South Africa niinH yf> H i gh Commissioner for Basu-
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    DISARMAMENT
    65 13 German Envoy's Visit To Paris Reuter Wireless. Paris, June 17 b""trL re Hi a w., th General v< R ">- -,,lVi"fsS P hltler s disarmament cnvov during the greatest «"«c y y aTm^enfr n the M. Barthou replied that G-rmanv must first return to the League and resumo her
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    AMERICAN DROUGHT
    86 13 Broken In Eastern States Reuter. New York, June 19. Wllr* S! drougnt continued over the United States, it by heavy the ea3tern 3tate > JE&JSFSS arp jubilant, and it is to thf extern' £f*£ lncomes will benefit dollars. tens of thousands of Wcte e ?or da pv?Sf i
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    WAR DEBTS
    90 13 Does America Want The Free State? Reuter Wireless. London, June 18. OvTSSniLS? question ot our handing territmS»? 3* r any other island and Li t0 tne United States in liquidation of the war debt to p2E& cally declared the tohi m r ',n h tT e was nut
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    NAZI CHIEF
    72 13 j Elaborate Precautions For j His Safety Reuter Wireless. New York. June 16. nrow? r r\ te CFSP 011 were taken to nf tho xr Dr J ranzh ™f Taengel. Chief 52« Bureau, and Hitler's here aboard the "Europa." Two police launches escorted th<> liner to the per
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    TRAIN DERAILED
    72 13 Soldiers' Fierce Battle With Bandits Reuter Wireless. Harbin, June 17. Hol n n Eastward-bound troop train was derailed by bandits 25 miles west of Kailm. plunging the* engine and four °l er tne upon *r^?J h f band ts opened fire en the wrecked tram f hour 'i
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    LESS TERRORISM IN AUSTRIA?
    495 13 Probable Effect Of Venice Agreement Reuter Wireless. I Venice, June 16. man ir C s ir, nf f, 1 movement, Gerthis is L, f the opinion that though no? ,1 conditions which, cludP Specined undoubtedly inI IMPORTANT ARTICLE. Rome, June 16. ice^T^" 6 the staters In
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    POLITICAL CHESSBOARD
    145 13 Moves At An Increasing Pace Reuter Wireless. London, June 19. Moves on the political chessboard show ?SrtaH as,ng pace M Bar thou has a Jcur ne y to Bucharest and fn f™ t0 sonsoll5 onsolld ate France's Eastern h 6S 2SS t0 discuss tne same problems as Hitler
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    SCHOOLBOY CHARGED
    68 13 Charged with the theft cf $13 from Miss Margaret Dryburgh in a school in East Coast Road, a small schoolboy claimed trial this morning before the Second Magistrate, Mr. N. Grice. Dr. C. H. Withers-Payne, who is for the defence, said that the boy's father was present in
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    MR. LIM KOON YANG
    137 13 Funeral At Bukit Timah Cemetery HPHE funeral of Mr. Lim Koon Yang ErJZu% y n gins clerk for Messrs.' nortPd i?t r0 H herS> Whose death was reT?mah Ro,H r r a 7' s** P lacea tthe Bukit in?t d Cemeter y yesterday, following a service
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    MRS. L. PERERA
    28 13 Death Of A Seremban Resident (From Our Own Cqjrespondontj Seremban, June 19. dJ h !f death at 12.20 p. m yester graphs Department, Seremban f
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    MR. TAN KAH KEE'S DISCLAIMER
    277 13 An Interview With The "Malaya Tribune" ]Lf R D. Phillip, the receiver and man- agm of Tan Kah Kee and Co Ltd (In liquidation), forwards a letter he has received from Mr. Tan Kah k2S yarding an interview in the '^alayl t T hat u
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    BIG FIRE IN CHINA
    84 13 Six Hundred Buildings Destroyed Chkikiangpu, Kiang.su, June 6. A big fire occurred here to-day It ori?n n r ate A and soon spread to neighbouring districts By th s afternoon no less than 600 buildings had already been destroyed. The fire is still raging this evening
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    Thirteen English Cricketers Invited To Lord's SECOND TEST MATCH
    466 14 R. E. S. WYATT TO BE CAPTAIN Can He Play? Barnett, Nichols And Bowes Invited Reuter. London, June IS. T H£ following thirteen players have 1 been invited to be present at Lords for the second Test Match which begins on
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    LOCAL TENNIS
    141 14 No Play To-Day Owing To Rain THE heavy rain yesterday caused a cancellation of all sporting fixtures originally arranged for the day. The First Division football, to have been ployed between and the Chinese at the Anson Road Stadium and the Third Division A match to have been
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
    85 14 Ties For Quarter-Final On Saturday iTHE second round of the Singapore Is--1 land Golf Championship will be played at Keppel Golf Club, on Saturday, commencing *at 2.45 p.m. Ties are as follows: S J Beattie v. F. S. Gibson; C. A. R. Bateman v. S. N. Kelly
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    THE AUSTRALIANS
    75 14 Received By The King And Queen Reuter Wireless. London, June 17. THE Australian cricketers to-day were received at Windsor Castle by Their Majesties the King and Queen. Each of Their Majesties shook hands with each one and were photographed with them. Immediately the official photographer had finished, each
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    MALAY SCHOOLS
    208 14 Drill And Gaines Competition In The Negri (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, June 16. The Malay Schools of Negri Scmbilan held their drills and games competition on the King George V School paduns: to-day Among those present wer* His Highness the Yang Di Fertuan Besar. K.C.M.G. the Hon.
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    S.C.R.C. MATCHES
    157 14 The following will represent the S.C.RC. in their week-end cricket games: On Saturday v. V.M.C.A. at Hong Lim Green: V. I. Evan Wong, LH. Hoahing (capt.), Chia Keng Hock, Sim Teng Chew, Yap Choon Lin. Ronald Tan, Lim Kean KooL. Tan Chiap Kirn, Sim Seng Watt, Philip Woon
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    P.W.D. v. C.T.A.
    62 14 The following will represent the Public Works Department Sports CSlub at cricket against the Ceylon Tamils Association on Sunday at Balestier at 2 p.m.:—V. Ponniah, Samson de Silva, A. E. Johnson, A. G. Cooke, N. Pestana, F. W. Ayres, P. D'Cruz, T. Sta Maria, A. Inglis, O.
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    FOOTBALL TEAMS
    62 14 The following players have been selected to represent the S.C.C. "B" XI at football against the Municipal Services on Monday in a friendly game at S.C.C:— A. I. Horsley; H. L, Davies, A. P. Craig le; W. Hannay, T. W. Morray, T. M. Maclachlan; R. S. Wilson, C.
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    PING-PONG
    34 14 The following will represent the Mari- i gold B.P. against the Paya Lebar Ep- Worth League at ping-pong: Yeo Sim Kang, Tan Cheng Tee, Tan Kirn Bong, Quek Song Quee, Lee Jouy Seah.
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    NEGRI BADMINTON
    253 14 Results Of Eagle B.P. And Merry Gang Match (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, June 18. rE Eagle Badminton Party of Seremban met the Seremban Merry Gang B P at the King George V School Ha l, yesterday and won by nine games to Si players' names first):— MEN'S
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    ELECTRIC BATTERY
    111 14 Used On Horse To Win A Race When the stewards started an invest i- of at ion into the running of a horse called < Black Dem«»n, at a meeting of the Boulder Racing Club, Kalgoorlie, Australia, they I discovered that an electric battery had been used on
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    PITTSBURGH BASEBALL
    39 14 Appointment Of A New Manager Reuter. New York, June 20. The Philipoine Islands basball trainer has been appointed manager of the I Pittsburgh club, succeeding Mr. George Gibson, who resigned "for the best tnterest of the club."—Reuter.
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    BADMINTON
    78 14 The following will represent the Marigold B.P. against the Paya Lebar Epworth League in a return match of four singles and three doubles at the latter's court on Saturday at 2.30 p.m.:— SINGLES:—Tan Chong Tee, Chua Long Yong, Quek Song Quee and Chua Leng Kuan. DOUBLES:—Yeo Sim Kang, and
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    Y.M.C.A. v. RUMAH MISKIN XI
    105 14 [V ai f The following are invited to play foot- j ball for the V.M.C.A. against Rumah Miskin XI in a friendly match on Friday, on the V.M.C.A. ground at 5 p.m.: J. j Sanderson, Lee Kit Soon, Lim Ghong Huan, I Au Peck Kan,
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    RIFLE MEETING IN JOHORE
    449 14 Deliberate And Revolver Competitions (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, June 19. rriHE following, are results of the Deliber--1 ate Competitions, and the prize winners in the Grand, Deliberate, Service' and Long Range Aggregates, m the Johore mLry Forces Rifle Meeting, which was concluded on Sunday
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    MISS HELEN HICKS
    68 14 America's First Business Woman Golfer Reuter. New York, June 19. THE golfer, Miss Helen Hicks, has turned professional, it was announced at a luncheon. She thus follows the example of vcn Elm and becomes America's first business woman golfer. She has contracted with a Chicago sports concern
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    U.S. RACING
    103 14 Sun Beau Not The Best Horse Fifty Tnrf experts in the United States were asked their opinions as to the 20 best American racehorses in the last 50 years. The majority gave -first place to Man o' War, second to Sysonby, and third to Colin. Man o* War,
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    53 14 j The secretary of the Selangor Turf Club has forwarded the following ust of tickets in the $1 unlimited sweep sold and inplud«S in the draw for last Saturday's races: if)A I 1001-6130 $5,130 6141-6960 820 6991-***** 4,060 I *****-***** !2.100 *****-***** *****-***** 6 Boo *****1-***** *****-***** *****
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    COLOMBO BEATEN AGAIN
    93 14 Ascot Sensation STARTED AT 5—1 ON! London, June 19. rj*HE King and Queen were at A to-day. A sensation was caused by defeat of the Derby favourite, Colombo, in the St. James's Palace Stakes (one mile), the result which was as follows: FLAMENCE 1 COLOMBO 2 GARRY
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    THE GOLD VASE
    60 14 Duplicate Wins By Two Lengths Reuter. Sir C. Hyde's colt Duplicate won the Ascot Gold Vase (2 miles, £1.890» to-day, from Lord Astor's Bright Bird. Sir C. Hyde's DUPLICATE 1 Lord Astor's BRIGHT BIRD 2 Mr. A. Donn's BISHOP'S MOVE 3 Thirteen ran. Won by two lengths;
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    153 14 Probable Starters For To-day's Race London, June !s> Probable starters In th<! Roy*i Cup to be run at Ascot to-morrot art: Major C. Behrenss LIGHT SUSSEX 'Pat Besslty ALLUVIAL 1 Cir&Uke» MiBB J. B. Courtauld's SOLFATARA «PWHTOMt 1 Mr. E. T. Thornton-Smith's COTONEASTER FONAB (Gordon Ricnlffc' Mr.
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    FORMIDABLE OPPOSITION
    105 14 Can Hyperion Beat foreign Challengers? The Ascot' meeting opened lf(1 brilliant weather. It i>ro«in-i greatest Ascot virion thr v, ,r A record number o* ><>'*' ?old and all stands or- ,c i rain Ti very improbable 1•painted tn matflc t" gorgeous ricral deror.ttiLH, The tltbii 01 the niect
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    115 14 The following are the ties totbeY 250-up billiards handicap tour nan n Monday, at 8 p.m.: Po Guan GW v. Teo Lam Chye—loo_ g Tuesday, at 8 p.m.: Tan Thian v. P. C. Sands +50. h H Wednesday. 27th at 8 p.m- Heng +70 v. Khoo Hock Tian
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    15 14 The 32nd. anniversary of the untitled Soon Kok Association at 36 CWtty Road on Saturday.
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    Free Scoring At Oval: 1.016 Runs For 24 Wickets Gloucestershire Beat Essex By Only Eight Runs
    630 15 Yorkshire s Big Win Over Hampshire In County Championship «I i Home cricket matches which ill (i yesterday did not reach a deuslon, three championship ing decided on the first inL iid one other
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    AUSTRALIANS WIN
    147 15 I McCabe And Brown Bat Well Against The Gents The Australians beat the Gentlemen of England at Lord's by eight wickets. The Gentlemen were dismissed for 177 -md Jb7 and the Australians, i:fter scoring, 230 in their first innings, obtained 235 for the loss of• only two wickets
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    DISMAL BRITISH GOLF FAILURE
    436 15 Americans' Skill And Endurance TiHE golfing representatives of the United States retained possession of the Walker Cup at St. Andrews on May 12 when they defeated the chosen British golfers in the most comprehensive manner states the "Sporting Chronicle*" They supported their victory of three to
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    MALACCA SCHOOL SPORTS
    606 15 R. Thangavelu Wins The Championship Reuter. ORILLIANT weather favoured the J* annual athletic sports of the High Scnool on their spacious new playing field on Saturday in the presence of a large crowd, reports the "Malacca Guardian." Tnere v/as very keen rivalry between the different Houses which
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    137 15 The Serangoon Lads B.P. beat the Serangoon Athletic Union at badmintor on Sunday at the latter s court by six games to three. Scores (S.L.B.P, players mentioned first): SINGLFS: Lim Keo Siong bcac Tar Kuan Ifeng, 15—9, 15—7; T. H. tee be a; Low Cheng Khocn. 15—12,
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    141 15 Europeans v. Rest Match (From Our Own Correspondent.) Tlpoh, June 19. HE annual Hennessey Trophy match between the Europeans and the Rest wiP be played in Ipoh on Sunday and Monday. Dr. Hennessey after whom the trophy is named is now in the country and he will present
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    90 15 Singapore v. Johore On Friday THE following players are invited to attend field training at Anson Road -Jtadium at 5.15 p.m. to-morrow to be followed at 6.15 p.m. by a discussion of tactics: Yeo Ah Kow, Chua Boon Lay, Tan 3ek Soo, N. Hay, John Then, A. Donald,
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    75 15 Widower's Party In Memory Of Two Dead Wives Reuter. New York. Mr. Robert A. Bright, of New York, is going to give a "happy little party" in a New York hotel in memory of his two dead wives. "It is an original and, I hope, a beautiful thought,"
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    388 15 4 Of International Wounds INDIAN DAVIS CUP TEAM'S TOUR "YOUR country is one which is constantly in the eye of the people at Home. The Indian question, ail it is called, is for ever before the public," said Commander Studd, D.S.O. son of Sir Kynaston Studd,
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    1011 16 His Speech At Dinner To The A ustralians OIR James Barri2 proposed the toast of the Aus'ra'ian cricket team at a dinner in ihe Carpenters' Hall recently, at Wh en f were the guests of the Currey County Cricket Club. Mr FI D >%
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    267 16 Annual Athletic Sports Meeting (From Our Own Correspondent} Johore, June 16. The annual athletic sports of thGovernment English School. Muar were held on the Muar padang on Thursday m fine weather. There was a good gathering present and competition was keen. The following were the results:— 100
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    800 17 LONDON PRESS ON "WHITTLING DOWN" POLICY Sir Laurie Hammond s Views Is The Government Facing Another Crisis Pis w clea I r at the Parliamentary Comm.ttee on India wil not b« officially published before the end of July. But the
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    482 17 Outspoken Remarks By Retired I.C.S. One of the outsanding contributions to the controversy over the White Paper, at least from an English point of view, was the speech at Taunton on May 23 by Sir Laurie Hammond in which he told the that they were just
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    417 17 Final Choice Rests With Mr. Gandhi I Calcutta. June 1 TH& puaidentship of the forthcoming t ongroa* ha* already begun to engage, tiie attention of the Congress circle* among whom, if an information is correct, the proce** of inclusion and elimination of possible candidates has already formed
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    LABOURERS FOR MALAYA
    97 17 Kanganies Begin Recruiting In India The 8.1. "Rohna." which arrived in Negapatam on May 17 took with it four kanganies from this country with lie- ences to recruit about twenty labourers each for a particular estate in Malaya. These Kanganies have left Negapatam for their respective villages
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    "CONFIRMED OPTIMIST
    78 17 Sir G. Schuster On India's Future London, May 17. Sir George Schuster, former Finance Member of the Government of India, on arrival at Victoria Station, interviewed by Reuter, declined to comment on the political situation but expressed himself a ccnfirmed optimist as regards the future of India. Sir
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    HERE AND THERE
    578 17 Latest Jottings From The Mail I T«| Governor of Bombay and Lady Brabourne left Bombay for Poona on June 3, where the Government assembled on the following day. H. E. the Viceroy's assent has been given to the proposal of the Rangoon iMrmicipahty to designate the "President
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    CONGRESS BAN LIFTED
    460 17 Sp?cial Laws Stand THE GOVERNMENT'S DECISION iJ>HE Government of India have considered the situation arising from the resolution passed by the All-India Congress Committee at it recent meeting at Patna on the subject of Civil Disobedience, begins a Simla communique issued on June 6 The resolution, it
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    SIMON PATINO'S CAREER
    891 18 UNCROWNED KING OF BOLIVIA Immense Holdings Now Enters The Malayan Field are the references in connection with tin control to Senor Simon Patino, the uncrowned King of Bolivia. Below is an account of his romantic career together with a description of how he has recently secured large
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    310 18 Alleged Counterfeiters In Ceurt THE preliminary inquiry was concluded yesterday before the Second Magistrate, Mr. N. G.ice, of the case in which Norman Albert Jansen, a former steward of the Tan Tock Seng Hospital and a Government pensioner, and two Chinese, Pang Teng Pin and Wong See
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    NAVAL CONFERENCE
    202 18 Anglo-American Talks In Downing Street Reuter Wireless. London, June 19. The first in the series of international talks with a view to smoothing the way for the Naval Conference in 1935 started at 10, Downing Street, to-day when Mr. Mac Donald and Sir Bolton Eyres Mcnscl! had a
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    29 18 The Ladies Union will hold a social at the Teo Hoo Lye Institution, Singapore on Friday at 4.45. Members and friends ar? invited. No invitation cards are being sent.
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    361 18 Bully Of Blum KILLED BY INTENDED VICTIM rpHE case of the notorious "Bully of Blum," Syed Yusof, is quoted in the annual report for 1933 on the state of crime and the administration of the police force in the F.M.S. for 1933. #vHHH This notorious character, says
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    SHAH OF PERSIA
    46 18 Reuter Wireless. Angora. June 16. The City s agog at the official visit from the Shah of Persia who. after he was met at the station this afternoon by Mustapha Kemal drove through streets lined with ten thousand spUUers and cheering crowds.—Reuter Wireless.
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    192 19 Another Loss mim;tition of the ROADS n to be recorded that the Federated Malay States Rai)- suffered'a loss on its working, nual report of the F.M.s. 1988. n asoiM for the loss in ?5121,436.») are the trade depression, jnad competition, and enta in respect of pendant] gratuities
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    484 19 Special Rates For Railway Users The Railway is now able to make definite contracts for stipulated quantities of traffic and also to restrict certain favourable rates to those who undertake to suoport the Railway. The necessity for relieving the Railway of the obligation to carry, on demand, ail
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    197 19 Nine Cases Reported Within Four Days Hongkong, June 1. SUICIDE epidemic appears to be sweeping the Colony Closely following the deaths of Mr* Alves duerra wift of the Portuguese' Consul-General, and Mrs. FlorVncl reputed SUiCldes have «5? Mrs. Guerra was found in a dying condition, a
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    165 19 Result Of Neglected Rheumatism Here b a letter that goes to prove that even rheumatism of long standing can be relieved by the right treatment:— "I have been a sufferer from rheumatism for some 12 to 14 years now and have roolishly taken no steps
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