Malaya Tribune, 28 June 1934

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    42 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In [Malaya Vol. XXL- No. 152* SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1934 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday. June 28, 1934. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1934. FOR 5 CENTS.
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      61 1 Dominant In our P urse Inn Briind L ~Oanl S M MH*- r fERIUZED NATUW Mi« o Cream It s {Juality tin A economy j 4"™"""* THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. Satisfaction. PENANG, KUALA LUMPUR SINGAPORE. VEAL also Boned and Rolled mH|B^H[B|HH or Seasoning. I W.J.W. 112. jiPWi fWTisiTlliiiiSTr I
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      150 1 A. FTJNTER. 6, Raffles Place, Singapoft Importing Diamonds and Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates. y v »X f\m/ fri\ Singapore, Kuala Lumpur,
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    Shipping News & Notices. NEW MERSEY FERRY STEAMER
    1614 2 Shipping News Notices. NEW MERSEY FERRY STEAMER Vessel wnicn contains Many Innovations SEVERAL innovations are incorporated in the new ferry steamer Royal Daffodil 11., which Messrs. Cammell Laird and Co., Ltd., launched recently from their Birkenhead shipyard; the vessel is being: built for the 1 County Borough of Wallasey's passenger
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    HUDSON BAY ROUTE
    140 2 Sailings For Summer And Autumn Seasons JT»HE following sailings are stated to have been arranged to and from the port of Churchill, Manitoba, during the coming summer and autumn seasons:— The steamer Dalworth will sail in July from Newcastle-on-Tyne, Antwerp and, if sufficient inducement offers, Liverpool andor
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    SEVENTEEN SHIPS BUILDING
    996 2 Activities At Harland And Wolff NO fewer than 17 ships of widely difl'er•inu: typos are now under lonritruction in the Rarland and Wolff shipbuilding establishments at Belfast and Glasgow, «IU?! two large passenger liners are ir hand for re-conditioning and lengthening with »i w to increasing their
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      331 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. M x BRITISH INDIA I». &O.a N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore BURDWAN 0.070 July 5 CARTHAGE 15,000 July 6 RAN PUR A 17,000 July 20 SOMALI 6,810 Aug. 1 CORFU 15,000 Aug. 3 MANTUA 11,000 Aug. 17 BANGALORE 6,000 Aug. 30 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Aug. 31 COMORIN
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      157 2 I l§t LIOYO TRIESTINO I (Incorporated in Italy). j EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY CHINA. Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, Callino- of r» l Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Suez, Port Po a rtlaid*' I/ Trferte' S id d Due Leave Due V HILDA July 20 July 20 Spore. Spore
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      262 2 AMERICAN LLOYD AGENCY, LTD M (Incorporated id S.S.) Steamship passages booked by all Lines. Airmail ticicets obtainable here. PJf.S. Railway tickets may be purchased at this office. NO BOOKING EEES. Baggage, household effects Ind merchandise collected, stored, shipped or delivered at reasonable rates. Insurance effected. Further information regarding sailings and
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      568 2 STEAMER SAILING NORDDEUTSCHE! Germany». B The nndernoted are the Pn*. tended fixtures:-, Company, OUTWARDS. "TRAVE," for Hongkong ■<»„. IS3i North China and Japan S hai, N. China and Japan j uJ 1 HOMEWARDS "MAIN," for Geona, M'seiUe, Oran, R'dam, H'burg Rr<> m( t "LAHN," for Genoa. .M-, R'dam, H'burg and
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    566 3 Mining Shares. Singapore. Thursday 11 a.m. The following mining share quotations sued by Fraser and Co., exchange and stock brokers. Value Buyers. Sellers. AmpatTin 6 4% 6j9 3 Asam Kumbang Tin 37 6 40-xd £1 Austral Malay 50 52;6 5 Aye; Hitam Tin 15 lb -cd. t]
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    160 3 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION NO SIGN OF A CHANGE Fluctuation Within Narrow Limits (By Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Thursday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 22»4 cts., down ct. Market Tone: Quiet. Tin (Singapore), down |Vfe. Yesterday's Prices:— London, 6%d., up 1 16d. Market Tone: Quiet. New York, 13%
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    124 3 Motors And Aviations The Features Reuter Wireless. London, June 20. ON the Stock Exchange to-day, giltedged securities were the outstanding attraction but there were also several good features elsewhere, especially motors and aviations. Foreigners also provided some goou features. Tjrt went lower owing to the absence of support.
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    TAX YIELDS
    92 3 Big Improvement In Germany Reuter Wireless. Berlin, June 26. A SUBSTANTIAL improvement in tax yields "is reported by the Secretary to the Ministry of Finance in the course of a statement denying that* fresh tax will be imposed with a vie* to promoting German exports. He said that
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION
    169 3 Prices Realised At Sale Yesterday Singapore Chamber of Commerce -a Rubber Association's weekly auction took place yesterday. Catalogued 1.537 301 1b5.—686.29 tons. Offered 1,314.756 lbs.-586 y4 tor Sold 934.341 1b5.—417.11 tons. LONDON—Spot 6.11 16d. NEW YORK —Spot 13.13 16 cts. PRICES REALISED RIBBED SMOKED SHEET: Cents per
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    TRADE AGREEMENT
    73 3 Irisli Nssss8 3p2ni»K Reuter Wireless. Dublin, June 26. Irish eggs have been offset against Spanish wines in a trade agreement just concluded between the Free State and Spain whereby the former has obtained an eggs quota from Spain valued at £95.000 and has undertaken to take steps to
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    GERMAN CURRENCY
    40 3 Reuter Wireless. Berlin, June 26. A further loss of 26,000,000 marks in gold and foreign currencies during tne week has reduced the bank note coverage to 1.3 per cent, compared with 2.9 per cent, a year ago.—ReUter Wireless.
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    LINGGI PLANTATIONS
    1434 3 Restriction Views: Bright Prospects i (By Air Mail.) London. June 6. THE thirty-eighth annual general meet ng cf Linggi Plantations, Ltd., was held at the offices of the Rubber Growers' Association, 2-4 Idoi-lane, E.C., Mr. Charles Emerson, chairman of the company, presiding. Mr. W. F. Mac Lagan, representing
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    SUNGEI BAGAN RUBBER
    547 3 Decision To Increase Capital AS reported in yesterday's issue, an extraordinary general meeting of the Sungei Bagan Rubber Co.. Ltd., held at the offices of the Company, passed a resolution to the effect that the capita: of the company be increased to $800,000 by the creation ol
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    TINNED PINEAPPLES
    84 3 Last Week's Exports From Malaya During the week ending June 23. exports of tinned pineapples from Malayan ports amounted to 69,345 cases, of which 57,891 cases were to the United Kingdom, 1,793 cases to the Continent of Europe, 5.832 cases to Canada, and 3,829 cases e'sewhere. Total exports
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    673 3 Rubber Shares. Singapore. Thursday 11 a.m. The following rubber share quotations are Issued by Fraser and Co., and LjraL and Evatt. Issue Value. Frmser .r%u Shares Co Sran. 1 Allenby 1.65 175 1.00 1.80 1 Alor Gajah 1.10 1.15 1.10 1.20 1 A Hitam 1.60 1.75 1.60
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
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      51 3 THE SOUTH BRITISH! INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD(lncorporated In New Zealand.) FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. O. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. OFFICE: I. F INLAY SON GRERN. mm EASTERN UNITED IMURAN CI CORPORATION. LTD. FIXE, MARINE, I MOTOR CAR, I RSONAL ACCIDENT and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. ■tan OFFICS: Ha 4, OmR Mn»A
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      18 3 <l»oon»r»t«<, d» «2<l«n6). «llt^eo» 4. v U<«^^ AnO 8ud««n!b«a «,Mi.0ft» o°l°mbo, »ocl SingKpor». «»<, »ov1 unre tbrouen"Ut lbe 5l»n»5"
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      212 3 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltc (Incorporated in Straits Settlements.) SUCCESSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD, THE HO HONG BAN j AND THE OVERSEA-CHIN ESE BANK, LTD. .«rr* CAPITAL: 1 Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE. CHINA BUILDING, CH ULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH 458, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF
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      565 4 M. HASSAN. ELECTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR M-37, Bra* Rswah Road. BINGAPORE If you are in need of electric lights, fans, motors, etc., and water service, please write to the above address or Thone 3411. mmmmamm u^^^^i^i^Mß*«Ba^*aSSaß*SßSSSfJßA[ MALAYA TRIBUNE. 'PHONE: 5811 and 5812. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Delivery Including Including
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      553 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. ORDINANCE NO. 175. giB. AND F.M.S. 55? VICTORY LOAN 1920—1934. No application for exchange of bonds under Section 10 of the above Loan Ordinance will be received by the Treasurer after the 30th June, 1934. ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE of cross grain design oak-stained, waxpolished and mahogany-stained teak household
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      358 4 SITUATIONS VACANT. ADVERTISER back frcm Europe requires partner for a popular line of business with absolutely no risk. Investment from three to four thousand do iars with full control. Solicitors' references exchanged. Write Box No. 368, co Malaya Tribune. "wanted WANTED.—Secondhand Canvas cloth 45 x 50 feet. Lowest price to
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      387 4 EDUCATIONAL. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1928. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls). l-K, Kirk Terrace, Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical Education Systematic Training both >n Technique and Theory. Complete Courses wading to T.C.L. Certificate, Diploma, etc Booklet free. M. ANCIANO. Prince LEARN TO SPEAK
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      290 4 EVEREST INK GUM, made in British Colony, oz. bottle Blue Black Ink $4.30 j per gross delivered free anywhere in Malaya. Outsiation customers, cash with order. Price List on application. THE EVEREST INK MANUFACTURING COMPANY, (Suppliers to the Government), 2, Bencoolei Street, Singapore. Complete Foot Comfort Latest Styles Last Longer
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      568 4 «A WATCH YOU WILL BE PROUD TO OWN. 'WYLER' AUTOMATIC AND UNBREAKABLE WATCH. Its combination of unique features 1 unobtainable with any other watch, and yet it is most Moderately Priced. Obtainable from:— YICK WOH HING. 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD (NEAR MIDDLE RO\D.) < I I I t I I
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    MAULED TO DEATH BY LIONS
    1364 5 DESPAIRING CRY OF "SHOOT ME!" Whipsnade Tragedy (By Air Mail) London, June 16. IN the history of wild animal captivity in this country no more dreadful tragedy can be recalled than that which occurred at Whipsnade Zoo, when a man was mauled to (hath by
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    CHARLIE CHAPLIN MARRIED
    262 5 Secret Ceremony At Sea C H ne f i,v S C v haPlin WaS marri d ne »«y a year ago to Paul Ptt*. r j dard, his leading laflv iL li God ya h t Panacea the fi,m star s The captain performed the cer-monv Ctaptto
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    WAITED TWO DAYS
    126 5 Customer Who Ordered Beer From Cafe 100 Miles Away Copenhagen. n, A man in Copenhagen has just paid 17 iOs. ud. for a bottle of beer—and hi had to wait two days for it. He ordered two bottles of b?e r from a cafe in Aarthus, more
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    GEN. MA CHAN SHAN
    176 5 Nonni River Hero Visits Nankin/? Nanking, May 2s. kt General Ma Chan Shan, hero of the Nonni River battle in Heilungk ang who has lived in retirement since his return irom Europe, is now on his way to Nanking arter having a personal interview with General
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    SILK INDUSTRY
    91 5 Factories To Resume Work Shanghai, Junne 1. Th* silk factories Hi Shanerbai. rtrch have remained- closed for revorj l r~o as r**i*tl tvf 'he bu~'ness depression, will soon resume work, scrolling to information from business circle. I These factories are now purchasing from and as soon w ihcv
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    JAPANESE "TRADE TOUR"
    258 5 "Demand For Cheap Goods In Africa" Kobe. Japan. Britain and other European countries are trying to raise the tariffs of their dependencies in Africa and elsewhere—but no material gains can result from further increases of the tariff*! in imports to Africa because the purchasing power of the
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    A RACE OF GIANTS
    112 5 Woman Journalist's Impression Of Australians Melbourne, Victoria. Miss Claudia Cranston, a New York journalist, has delivered this verdict after a visit to Australia: Australians are the biggest white SEE 1 world. I have never seen sucn tall men and the majority of th* w-men are much
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      464 5 CLUB DIARY i [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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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    694 6 Ine unllernotecl nonnetion vork» vil! be re2>lv lor issue an 8aturcl»v »t 9 am. from seruievo to tbe ltbine. Generals ol tbe W2r. 'lrans. bv tleraI6 (3rjm„. lllus. vnllour (Patrick l 3.xietv Racket dritical 8ur>».'> ol >locl»?rn I.ile. llluHtratecl. liank-s <Violu) >Vnv Xot? INu»trate<l. l?i-of. l?.) <7.erman>'. prepan?
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    193 6 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING VESSELS ARRIVED Perak, Lrtish, 519 tons; from T»luk Anson 28-0. to Port Swettenham, Teluk An so i and Malacca 29-6. Bonnqia Danish, 3,606 tons; from Bangkok 28-6, to Europe 3-7. Togian, Dutch, 672 tons; from Pcntianak 28-6, to Pontianak 30-6. Toba, Dutch,
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    128 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, June 28. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Cremer 22; Kaisho Maru 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Haruna Maru, Toussoum 18; Klang 16; Bhutan 13; Sauerland 11; Bendoran 9, Glenapp 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Lossiebank 30; City
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    TAXI COMPLETELY OVERTURNS
    93 6 Malay Driver's Narrow Escape THERE were many eye-witnesses of an accident which occurred in. Robinson Road yes'eiday afternoon, when a Malay driver of a yellcw top cab had a remarkable eseane from sericus Injur?. In trying to avo'd another car, he suedc-nly tp plied his brakes, and
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    69 6 Mails from Europe (London mails desoatched on June 7), by the Rajula, will arrive by train to-morrow morning. Correspondence will be ready for delivery o boxholders at 8.45 a.m. and delivery bj postmen will commence at the same time. From China and Japan by the Rio de Janeiro
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    SEREMBAN COURT
    414 6 Officers Fined For Causing Hurt (From Our Own Correspondent I Seremban, June 27. r O out-door officers attached to the Customs Department, Seremban vvere produced before the police magisrate, Mr. T. P. F. McNiece and charged vlth having voluntarily caused hurt to me Isher Singh, on June 14,
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    MONEY MARKET
    195 6 SELLING. Singapore, June 28. London 4 months' sight 2,4* 1164 .ondon 3 months' 2 4 J|H London 60 days' sight 2 4 9.G* London 30 days' sight «Jjg '.ondon demand 2|4 TJf London T.T. 2 ,4 3 o^ Lyon and Paris demand 883 Hamburg demand I*7 Mew York
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    PRODUCE.
    209 6 Singapore, June 28. R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $97 R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $89 Rice, B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $89 Rice, B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $36 Siam, No. 1 $155 Siam, No. 2 $130 Siam, No. 3 $110
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    MOTION FOR ARREST
    167 6 No Order In Supreme Court The case In which Joseph Zaketto Salama and two others were charged wi*h using a place as a common gaming house, assisting inathe carrying on of a public lottery, nanely, Credit Foncier Egyptian bonds, and publish ng an announcement relating to a
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    62 6 The Penang "tiger"' was seen by two Sikh women between 2 and 2 30 a.m. on Monday in Western Road. It is said to be slightly b'gger than an ordinary dog, about two and a half feet high, and might quite well be a leopard or panther and not a
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    DIARY Of THE DAY
    291 6 WHAT'S ON? Public Function And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, JUNE 28 High Tides.—l2.os p.m., 11.01 p.m. Football: S.A.F.A. League, Division Two S.C.C v. Wiltshire, S.C.C. Cricket: R.I. v. A.C.d., R.I. Old Rafflesians Dinner, G. 11. Cafe, 115 p.m. Meeting: Singapore Teachers' Association, Raffles Institution. 6 p.m. Singapore
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    AMUSEMENTS
    59 6 ALHAMBRA.—"Smoky." APOLLO.—Hindustani talkie. CAPITOL.—' The World Changes." EMPIRE.—DoubIe talkies. GREAT WORLD. —Cabaret Dancing, sideshows, Dean s Grand Opera, Chir* Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. MARLBOROUGH.—Hindustani talkie. NEW WORLD.—Cabaret Dei.' sideshows, Malay Operas. Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, etc. PAVILION.—"Six of a Kind." RlTZ.—"King of the Jungle' and 'Looking Forward." RCXY Laurel and
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    ALLEGED THEFT
    95 6 Witness Expected From R:*ub To-Day I I I Alleged to be wanted in Ranb on a charge of theft of $20, a box of handkerchiefs and seme photographs. 3 Chinese named Foo Fock Hon was in. morning produced by Detective Inspector Wray before the Second Magistrate, Mr. G.
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    TRAFFIC OFFENCE
    76 6 Motorist Who Did Not Sec Bgmb A fine of $5 was Imposed by Fourth Magistrate (Mr. C. EL Whit this morning on a EurcpeaiJ motorist who pleaded guilty to a char ;e of ing to obey the signals of a traffic police constat)?- on duty at the Junction
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    45 6 Mr. Baldwyn Lowlek, head of untitled Lowftcfc and Co.. Singapore, wr o hi spending h s leave m Austra ia, is turning to Malaya next month Lowick. who has a site at th< Camei Highlands, proposes to begin buikims w soon as he comes back.
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      443 6 rSINCAPOnE HOTIiS j [ZmrnJmn^ METROPOLE HOTEL I TFI 7986 BRAS BASAH ROAD, f 1 ''iDEAL CENTRAL. I MODERN SANITATION. I RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS. I GOOD CUISINE. EXCELLENT BAR. I MODERATE RATES. I PER DAY. PER MONTH. f Z Single Double. Single Double. t Bedroom Only and Attendance $2.50
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      74 6 DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service Yesterday Night Max. Bright Mm. Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp. Stations. Deg. F. Inches. Mours. Deg. F. Alor Star 80 Nil 0.7 76 I itiawan M Nil 10.3 74 K.Trenjrganu 00 0.01 7.3 71 B. Jeram 89 Nil «.6 72 Malacca 85 0.37 8.8 72
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      197 6 1 [POSTAL IHTCLLjCgNCgI SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY. Western Canada and Western States of U.S.A. (Cremer) 2 p.m Clftna (Cremer) 2 p.m. Hongkong (Cremer) 2 p.m. japan (Cremer) 2 p.m Aden (Karoa) 3 p.m. Baat Africa (Karoa) 3 p.m America (North) except Western Canada and Western States oi USA. (Karoa) 3
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    A TEACHER'S ALLEGED ORDEAL ANONYMOUS LETTERS
    1360 7 VILE AND OFFENSIVE ATTACKS TRAP WHICH WAS RAITED WITH MARKED gTORIES of mysterious fires which added to the consternation of a village already bewildered by a flood of anonymous letters and card, were related to the magistrates at Newport, Isle of Wight n the
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    RELEASE OF POLITICALS
    206 7 Governments Again Examining Lists 8imlu. 7. regaling „r". P«.Nv and lund. elMe. or ,..rfe.t.<i .V s.overnmesit. <l... «"«1 fund, tb«t bave been <_.,vern,n,nt remain lorleiwd but »ucb ,'rn,»ertv n>i buz merel> tH»cen l:oa c.l f»v C.vcrnment v i,l 2Utow2tic»llv revert t.. o. <:'N<..llatio7> ol tbn.<t,N"l.t,(in»' declaring lrw
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    RARE STAMPS HUNT
    111 7 letter cloorlZeMvn. tIuiana. moclern trcaliure lmnl. ls to «tart next tnontli ln vVe.<;t Incllell «m6 Lrltl3li Vuiana. Lut Me Ntu,ler5 are not 8eeK.Nl> plr»le «olcl. I'liev are a «roup ol stump eollec.tor.i an6 clealerz lrom tlie Unlteo' 3Mte8. vtio nave eliitrterecl a liner to cruize rouncl lne
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    POLICE CARS
    253 7 Radio For Code And Phone London. TtfEW wireless equipment with short wave transmitting and receiving apoaratus is to be fitted to police cars. The apparatus can be used for both tt egraph and telephone. U is the latest development of Marconi research engineers, and will tevgjutionise the existing
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    MOTHER'S 75-DAY VIGIL
    68 7 Son's Body Washed Ashore At Her Feet Brooklyn, New York. tor 75 days, at daybreak and at sonset a woman knelt in prayer on the seashore at Ix>ng Beach. Long Island She was praying for the return of the h er n eig t year ld s
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    POLITICAL MISSION
    207 7 Miss Slade Going To London Bombay, June 19. MISS Slade, interviewed by the Associated Press said: "I am going to England to work quietly and persistently for a truer understanding between India and England. "Being by birth the daughter of an English Admiral and by choice also the
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    HE HATED MOTOR-CARS
    55 7 Paris. Ettoro Fifi, a wealthy business man of Perouse hated motor-cars and trains so much lhat he left his entire fortune to the coachmen of the town. Mr. Fifl never entered a train or a car. To show their gratitude, all the coachmen of Perouse drove to
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    THE PROBLEM OF THE CHILD
    501 7 Arc Parents A Harmful Influence AT a recent prize-giving in Malaya (says the Bangkok Times* a speaker touched on the ever-new problem of the influence of parents and icach r on children, aad how far the twa groups tend to neutralise each other. It is
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      24 7 I (There is no place like home and no beer like y I irresistible c^-3 3 N. V. Straits Java Trading Co., SINGAPORE PENANG
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      423 8 I AL HAW BRA LAST NIGHT 6.15 9.15 SMOKY... A tornado of horsei flesh with the devil in his heart and dynamite in his hoofs...He loved with the loyalty of a human and brought romance to a pair of lovers. I JORY I %J IRENE j 1 &Mtsmm D ire
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    THE "FATHER" OF JAPAN
    643 9 Admiral Togo VIEWS OF CHINESE JOURNAL OEAK-ADkIEAL Wang Shou Ting, Commander of the Training Squadron, went to Japan to participate in the funeral ceremony of the late Admiral Togo. He went in the Chinese cruiser Ninghai, which was purchased from Japan. On thi; iccasion, we want
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    ARMS EMBARGO IS HELD UP
    250 9 Waiting for Japan And Italy London, June 26. QUESTIONED as to the conditions attached by Italy to her acceptance of the arms embargo to Bolivia and Paraguay. Sir John Simon said he understood that the Italian Government had made.their acceptance of the contemplated measure conditional
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    SHAH OF PERSIA
    53 9 Warm Welcome On Arrival In Turkey Reuter Wireless. Istanbul. July 26. Half a million Turks and the whole Persian population, numbering !0.000. extended a Warm welcome to the Shah of Persia, who arrived from the Dardanelles rccompanicd by Kemal Pasha. The Shah is staying at Bclna Bagtchc
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    BRITISH SHIPPING
    87 9 I Credit Facilities From The Government Reuter. London, June 21. The papers forecast that the Governi ment plans to aid British shipping, to j be announced in the House of Commons lon July 3. will take the Term of credit l facilities to bu'ld new ships, provided that
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    41 9 Mr Lim Cheng Chuan. of Batang Padang. who was created a Justxe or the Peace by the Sultan of Perak in the recent State Birthday Honours, was entertained at a reception given by the Chinese community of the District of Tapah.
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    MARKET LIST.
    472 9 Details Of Current Prices. Singapore, June 22. MEAT Beef, steak (round), kati 28 Beef, stew or curry, kati 24 Pork, lean, kati 43 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 33 r;ntton, Australian, lb. 35 *c*>], kati 32 Hens (locally reared), kati 42 Ducks (Java), each 43 Pigeons,
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    THE OPIUM VICE
    84 9 Prohibited In Kiangsu Province Chinkiang, June 7. The Kiangsu Provincial Government has issued a strict order declaring that all opium smokers must report themselves to the proper authorities on and from June 15 and the smokers must refrain from smoking within two weeks ol the date of
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    PEIPING'S SCHOOLS
    71 9 Three Million Dollars Due From Nanking Peiping. June 8. The National Government now owes thP Peiping educational institutions $3 000 000. which represents eight and a half months 1 expenses in arrears. a The Peiping nnS Tientsin edu C at lo naJ institutions .have telegraphed to the Government
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    INSTRUCTIONAL FLIGHT
    125 9 Indian Pupils Reach England Reuter Wireless. London, June 26. A UNIQUE instructional air fliglu from India to England has been concluded on the outward journey when four machines flown by Indian pupil aviators arrived at Heston aerodrome to-day. The tour was carried out under the auspices of the
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    SETTLEMENT ROADS
    175 9 Tentative Agreement Reached Shanghai, June 9. It is reported that through the repeated exchange of views between Mr. O. K. Yui, Secretary-General of the Municipal Government of Greater Shan ghai, and Mr. S. Fessendon some sort of an understanding has bee/i reached regarding the management of the extraSettlement
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    CHINA'S TRADE
    87 9 Goods Exchanged With Japan Shanghai. June 9. According to figures announced by the Foreign Trade Bureau the total imports into China from Japan during the month of April amounted to $11,554,046 which figure included imports from Formosa. The amount was 51.913.734 less than the figures of th? corresponding
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    HEALTH MOVEMENT
    81 9 Mayor Heads It In Shanghai Shanghai, June 9. Under the auspices of the Health Department of the Shanghai Municipal Government a Health Movement will be held in Shanghai for a period of seven days beginning from June 19. Mayor Wu Teh Chen has been elected chairman of the
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE
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    STRAITS TRADERS
    706 10 VEWCGMERS to Singapore may wonder during their first weeks here why the Straits Trading Company is usually mentioned with a respect almost amounting to reverence. The name in itself conveys nothing, and might be applied to almost any business concern, small or large. Soon, however, they learn that
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    184 10 A Reuter cable from San Diego, California, announces the death of Mr E. M. Rhodes, the novelist. The lecture on Islam and the Prophet which it was announced Dr H S Moonshi would doMver at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday has been postponed. Divine service (in English) will be conducted
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    Notes and Comments Sir Shenton Thomas
    180 10 jJJ]ADERS of the Malaya Tribune will have duly noted the information regarding the new Governor which was published in yesterday's issue. Particularly interesting was the news that Lady Thomas and a nineteen-year-old daughter will accompany Sir Shenton when he leaves London in October to
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    Opium Seizures
    162 10 rjpHE fact that chandu to the value of nearly $100,000 has been seized rejcently by Revenue Officers in Singaipore from shipping entering the harbour from foreign ports is a most eloquent tribute to the thoroughness of the watch which is kept for smugglers of i the drug. Chandu
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    For "Fight Fans"
    248 10 j mmmmmmmmwmmmmmmmm REPORTS of incidents during several days prior to the world championship fight between Max Baer and ?>rimo Camera on June 14 indicate how very confident Baer was of wresting the crown from the Italian. A few hours before the fight, a message reported Baer as
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    Confidence Justified
    184 10 irjiHAT Baer's confidence was justified J was shown in the result. The rei jhad to intervene in the llth round "Camera was cut to ribbon? by Qm slashing and savage attack of the young Californian," states one report. Camera was further said to have announced that he was
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    Topics Of The Day
    335 10 «5 "Ixmlleron' rpHE fact that a seventeen-stone editor addressed the Singapore Rotary Club on the "lighter side" of journalism has not been overlooked by an enterprising contemporary. But the editor got in first by telling the Rotarians that he would take all jokes about his weiAt
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    ON OTHER PAGES.
    35 10 FINANCIAL NEWS, 3. CLUB DIARY, 5. A TEACHER'S ALLEGED ORDEAL, 7. j ROTARY CLUB MEETING, 12. (SPORTS NEWS, 14, 15 and 16. I SHORT STORY, 17. RADIO PROGRAMME, 18. INDIAN AFFAIRS, 19.
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    INADEQUATE AIR DEFENCES OF GREAT BRITAIN MUST BE REMEDIED AT ONCE
    230 11 Kmpire Link EXPANSION PLANS IN HAND Reuter. London, June 27. Vf R. Baldwin's recent assurance of 1 the Government's determination to secure parity in the air with any country within striking distance of Great Britain was repeated by Lord
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    WAR DEBTS
    138 11 Britain And Payment In Kind Reuter. London, June 27. GREAT Britain's reply to the Debt Note from Washington on June 12 reiterates the desire to negotiate a permanent settlement, but emphasises that the economic objections to cash payments apply equally strongly to payments m kind unless the creditor
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    NEW BUILDING
    234 11 Cafe To Be Opened In Ipoh {From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, June 27. A sign of the can be seen at the comer Towkay Road and Tego Street wneic Hoo Soo Wan is buUdmg a mo three-storey building which win p accommodation for up-to-date v flats and a
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    BLOW TO THE NEW DEAL
    75 11 Judge Supports Milk Dealers i Reuter. Chicago, June 27. A BLOW against the New Deal has been struck by Federal Judge Barnes, who enjoined the Government from enforcing the provisions of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration against six independent Chicago milk dealers. Judge Barnes pointed out
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    MANCHUKUO DEFENCE
    38 11 Japan Accepts Nine Million Yen Reuter. Tokyo, June 27. THE Manchukuo has offered and Japan has accepted nine million yen as the Mancnukuo's share of the cost oi the joint defence of the Manchukuo in 1934.—Reuter.
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    LOANS TO INDUSTRY
    77 11 First Consideration For Small Enterprises Reuter. Washington, June 27. Mr. Black, Governor of the Federal Reserve Board, announces that Federal Reserve Banks are ready to receive applications for direct loans to industry as authorised by Congress. He adds that the needs of small enterprises will receive the
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    CHINESE PIRATES
    92 11 Naval Base For Bias Bay "Sin Chew Jit Poh." Hongkong, June 28. /GENERAL Chen Tsi Tang, the "strong man" of South China, has decided to construct a naval base in the notorious pirate haunt of Bias Bay. A number of wireless stations will be established in order to
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    ELECTION RESULT
    65 11 Tories |Vm Weston-Super-Mare London, June 27. rE Weston-Super-Mare bye election, consequent on the appointment of Lord Erskine as Governor of Madras resulted as follows: Mr. I. L. Orr Ewing (Cons.) 21/203. Mr H. S. Stokes (Lib.) 7.5.'i1. Mr. A. E. Millet (Lab.) 5,715. -Reuter. The result in the
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    MR. AW BOON HAW
    85 11 Friendly Chat With General Chen "Sin Chew Jit Poh." Hongkong, June 27. After a friendly chat with Gen. Chen Tsi Tang at the latter's residence. Mr. Aw Boon Haw, the Singapore philanthropist was taken yesterday morning by armoured car for a visit to the CantoHefe:f9r°mintary 'planes
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    CHINESE TOWNS OCCUPIED
    844 11 Japanese Forces BREACH OF TANGKU AGREEMENT "Sin Chew Jit Poh." Shanghai, June 28. old buildings of the Chinese Foreign Office at Nanking caught fire yesterday owing to a leak in the electricity supply. Fortunately there were no casualties. The present Foreign Office recently removed to new buildings.
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    CHINESE MISSION TO ITALY
    125 11 Study Of Communications AUDIENCE WITH THE POPE i Reuter. Rome, June 27. pOLLOWING the dinner at the Chinese Legation on June 1, Signor Mussolini gave a dinner in honour of Mr. Lv Wen-tao and Mr. Yu Fei-peng, the Vice-Minister ol Communications, who is heading the mission
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    202 11 Alleged Assault With A Billiard Cue A Straits-born Chinese is alleged to have been assaulted with a biiliard cue, whilst they were playing in a billiard room in Tanjong Pagar Road yesterday morning. He received a lacerated wound over the left side of his head, and complained of
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    EUROPEAN FATALLY STABBED
    119 11 Tragedy In Ipoh This Morning ,r)UR Ipoh correspondent telephones that a European was fatally stabbed in the offices of the Perak River Ilydrc-Electric Co. in Ipoh shortly before noon to-day. The victim was Mr. W. Wigley, one of the employees of the company, and it is alleged
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    BURMA BORDER FIGHTING
    114 11 Troops Protect British Territory Reuter. Simla, June 27. rjHE recent Sino-Burma frontier in--1 cident, with skirmishes between ChtnEvC bands and Burma police, wa.s apparently caused by a local chief ol Pangjung penetrating Firstly, the undemarcated zone called Hohawan, hitherto mutually respected by Chinese and British and, Secondly,
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    ADEQUATE NAVY
    186 11 Speech By The First Lord Rugby, June 25. liHE First Lord of the Admiralty, re- ferring to the necessity of having an adequate navy for defence, in a speech near Worcester, said that during the last eight years the United States had increased her navy by over 10
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    MARIE DRESSLER ILL
    55 11 Constant Vigil At Her Bedside Reuter. Santa Barbara (Cal'fornia), June 28. Cons'ant vigil is being maintained at the bedside of Marie Dressier, who is suffering from acute kidney and heart 'rouble. She has weakened considerably in th? past few days, but the doctor does not believe there
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    GRASS FIRE
    26 11 local fire brigade was summoned at about 11.30 a.m. yesterday to put out a grass fire in Outram Road. The blaze was quickly extinguished.
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    SIR FREDERICK MAZE
    30 11 Reuter. London, June 27. Mr. Mac Donald, the Prime Minister, received Sir Frederick Maze, of the Chinese Customs, in his room at the House of Commons. —Reuter.
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    BRITAIN AND FAR EAST
    315 11 Policy Undecided INTERVIEW WITH DR. ALFRED SZE Reuter. London, June 27. T\R. Alfred Sze, the Chinese Minister in Washington, interviewed by Reuter on his arrival from Washington for his son's marriage, said there was no doubt the Americans, despite their preoccupation with internal problems, were watching
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    BANKER'S SON
    65 11 Charge In Court Follows Strik Picketing Reuter. Jersey City, June 27. Iff. Corliss W. Lamont, the 32-yea old son of Mr. T. W. Lamont, the we known banker, was arrested for pickc ing outs de a local furniture facto j and charged with disorderly conduct Reuter. Jersey City,
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    Japanese Minister To Siam in singapore THE PIECE-GOODS QUOTA
    326 12 Don't Like It" A MOST DIFFICULT POSITION "TjpHE feeling in Japan about the imposition of the piece-goods quota M we just don't like it. It places us in a most difficult position.'* This was a statement made by Mr. Y. Yatabe,
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    FREE RIDES
    89 12 (Generous Offer ByNew World SOMETHING generous in the way of entertainment is being offered to jtbe pub ic by the management of the kNc.v World from June 30 until July 7 f Commencing each night at 7 pro «he public will be offered free rides on Lne ghost
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    GERMAN FINANCE
    92 12 I Official Note To British Government Reuter Wireless. Berlin. June 26. Notijyiiig to .Britain the departure of ►ermrui financial delegation to London fte German Government regrets they r« unuble to accept the argument's ?>rn Cl i. by Br lam whic h. it says, seem ortlaUy to be based
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    "GENEROUS OFFER"
    95 12 "Jimmy n Walker Turns It Down Reuter Wireless. London. June 26. I "Jimmy" Walker. ex-Mayor of New I rK who is now in London has re Wed a cable offering him 00 for five I appearance at the World's Fair lirrp Ug WIUl o hib wife ex-Enghsh I
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    PAYMENT IN VODKA
    42 12 [American Car Manufacturers And Poland Reuter Wireless. MP Warsaw. Jutu» 25. PTttToup of United feat* motor-car lunufui.turer* :tre it-ported to be seek SL.„nT h Po 'W> .Governmental ft r.,' .TT 6 00 car5 PoKd kyuiem m vodka.—Router wuelee».' P
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    TUNGANS CONTROL KASHGAR
    106 12 Renewed Fighting In Sinkiang Simla. June 27. rE TUNGANS are now in control of Kashgar. in Eastern Turkestan, and i practically all Southern Sinkiang to the j Arghan-Kashmir borders, according to messages received here. Renewed fighting recently occurred between the Tungans and attacking forces from the north
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    MR. MACDONALD
    83 12 May Visit The Canadian Rockies Reuter. London, June 28. THE probability of Mr. Ramsay MacDonald visiting Canada for a health trip is mentioned by the morning papers. The Times says the details of the tour are still being considered, but it is understood that the Prime Minister will
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    STEEL HELMETS
    83 12 Probability Of Their Dissolution Reuter Wireless. Berlin, June 26. Dissolution of the old Nationalist Steel Helmet Organisation of exservice men throughout the country is foreshadowed by the "Voelkischer Beobachter.' the Nazi party organ which, referring to the stabbing of a Nazi storm trooper by a member of the
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    STOWAWAYS CAUGHT
    93 12 Imprisonment And Repatriation Ordered Officers from the Immigration Department and the Government Monopolies discovered 36 stowaways hiding in coal bunkers on board the Sui Sang, which arrive from Hongkong yesterday. When they were charged in the Marine Police Court yesterday as stowaways, they pleaded guilty, and were sentenced
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    PATHAN CHARGED
    89 12 Alleged Hurt With Walking Stick A Pathan named Mahmood appeared this morning before Mr.* N. Grice the Second Magistrate, charged with voluntarily causing hurt with a walking stick to a Chinese and an Indian shopkeeper of Arab Street. Accused pleaded guilty under provocation, saying that the shopkeeper started
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    LABOUR BOARD
    63 12 To Investigate Longshoremen's Strike Reuter. Washington, June 27. Mr. Roosevelt, by an executive order has estab ished a Labour Board under the chairmanship of the Rev. Edward Hanna, to deal with the Longshoremen s strike on the Pacific Coast The board is authorised to investigate the facts and
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    HEALTH OF THE TOWN
    95 12 j The Municipal health statement for thPro W6ek ei i2 ed June 23 sh <>ws lhat 182 inTh? 177 deaths compared with 182 in the previous week, and with 210 i ™f co e sPonding week of last year BeTirsLn lefI ef wSKK 1 of death
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    42 12 There will be a First Communion service at the Church of St. Josenh on «le Bishop J of eP Mac°ao at g? t J?■„ tolemn High Mass will be Sghop- wilt hold. U r T ning teethe of St. Anthony's Convent. v
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    CONTROL ORDINANCE
    162 12 Rubber Moved Without A Permit npHE second case to come within the X Rubber Restriction Ordinance was heard before the Second Magistrate (Mr. N. Grice) yesterday, when a Chinese named Kirn Jim, said to be the superintendent of a rubber estate owned by a Chinese woman, was charged
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    IRISH ELECTIONS
    78 12 Present State Of The Parties Reuter. Dublin, June 28. F|E VALERITES 44, O'Dufly's United *J Ireland Party 57. others 18 is the present state of the parties in the Frre State local elections, fought on a pollileal Oasis. The final results ar e not expected for some days.
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    NEW AMBASSADOR
    37 12 Presents Credentials To Japan's ftmperor Reuter. Tokyo, June 28 Sir Robert Clive. the new British Ambassador to Japan, went to t.h« Palace at 10.15 to-day and presented his credentials. The proceedings were very cordial Reuter.
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    CLEARING OFFICE
    56 12 Bill To Be Limited To Two Years Reuter Wireless. Lodon, June 26. ii T .he [ntimation that he is prepared to limit the operation of the Clearing Office Bill to two years was made to-day by the Chancellor of the Exchequer in the House of Commons on the
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    18 12 Mr. E. M. Sykes. Superintendent of Customs. Ipoh, is leaving for Teluk Anson on transfer on July 3.
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    COLOMBO MURDER
    122 12 Possible Appeal To Privy Council I AMOTION signed by Mr. S. H. Dias Abeysinghe, Proctor for Stephen I Seneviratne, who had been sentenced to I death in the "Duff House" case was submitted to the Registrar of the Sunreme Court. The motion is in the following terms: "I
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    FACTORY EXPLOSION
    45 12 Eleven Killed In U.S. Reuter. Olympia (Washington) June 28. ELEVEN people, including a woman and a twelve-year-old boy, were killed and several injured in an explosion which wrecked the factory of the Derm Powder Company at Hawke Prairie, eight miles north-east of Olympia.—Reuter
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    BISHOP DEVALS
    102 12 Confirmation Service At Seremban (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, June 27. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Adrian Devals. D.D.. Bishop of Malacca arrived in Seremban this evening, in connection with the confirmation service which is to be held at the church of the Visitation, Seremban on Sunday. The Catholic
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    FRENCH SUBMARINE
    51 12 Reuter Wireless. Paris, June 26. I The submarine Ccnquerant. of 1500 tons, has been launched at St. Nazaire She does 2p knots and has a radius of 10.000 miles. She is fitted with eleven torpedotubes, a 100-millimetre gun and two machine-guns. Two other similar crafc are being constructed.—Reuter
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    28 12 Mrs. Ormston, wife of the Agent of the Hongkong and Shanghai Ban!:, Ipoh, who went home on the Rawalpindi will return to Ipoh about the middle of October.
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    ROTARY CLUB OF SINGAPORE
    292 12 President And The "Inner Wheel" REFERENCE to the question of the creation oi an Inner Wheel for the Rotary Club of Singapore, was made by Mr. W. Alan Eley, the President, at yes- terday's tiffin of the Rotary Club, He said: I would remind you that
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    NEW MOTOR VESSEL
    79 12 Launching In Singapore To-Morrow rpHE Singapore Harbour Board's dockyard at Keppel Harbour will be the I scene of an interesting ceremony a r noon to-morrow. The motor vessel Rejang, which has been built for the Sarawak Steamship Co.. Lta.. by the Harbour Board, will be .aunched by
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    DOG OWNER CHARGED
    141 12 Denies That Animal Is Ferocious When a Straits-born Lnglish-speak-ing Chinese named Lim Bah Soon appeared before the Fourth Magistral 'Mr. C. H. Whitton) this morning, on a charge of allowing a ferocious dog to be at large Inspector Goodship said that the victim was a boy who
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    WOMEN CHARGED
    124 12 Produce Plaif Of Their Own When two Cantonese women ap£#92 the Tnird Magistrate (Mr. J M. Brander) this morning, with obstructing a Revenue officer from carrying out his duties, the elder woman produced a plan of the house in which the offence was alleged to have been committed
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    90 12 His Excellency the High Commissioner and Mrs. Caldeco arrived at Alor Star by car on Saturday morning On Sunday morning His ExAencv worSon 6 PUbI C W rkS workshop. waterworks, aerodrome Pekan Anak Bukit, etc., and a 115 he and Mrs. Caldecott were the gu-sts ol S^*/". 688 th T
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    THREE-YEAR-OLD CRIME
    192 12 5«n!>»„<<! ROBBERY ON LONELY PLANTATION occtll-lccl in !..:,..>, in tne (lis!!-!«.-, in Uie district ('..,.,t wnen one nf tne ,-,,«,<.. llucec! bolort' ll. V l lelkvalll. cl^ar^e. <.ompl«munl. l...., remnr-Kalde .<lc<, > lul-vci into too pl:.n< lu^le'icl.,, L»te«l in tli<- s.nvl», lie »i, living evidence. tl«- conl".,,,, ne
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    CONCRETE ROADS
    68 12 Xl .>l,,ni. ip«! .>lo:linss I' to-M"', ",,>' ?l^»r.i5:.), 5 Nrown v.ll Me concrelc ro»d ccl in Iintzapml» xcm to dent >tale WNat is trie cumpai v construction and upkeep detv<-'l> ,.1!,<relc :oads and Me bet-l. olt" ,v,.. ol ancl <2> I: M. dowll .,l crete roaos in l>.
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    22 12 The engagement is announced and >1'il>'. del ween l<.n.s. fz: ,ln. ol lVti ancl 5.' ol iVexv Larn. Comploll <n..r v. ter
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    Anglo-Chinese School Prize Day REPORT OF THE PRINCIPAL
    1576 13 IJecord Passes IOD EXAMINATION RESULTS rpHE annua] speech day and distri- 1 of prizes of the Angloe 3 hool was held in the i Hall yesterday. In his anreport the principal, Mr. T. W. i c A C.S., Singapore, was found- Bishop
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    DR. G. S. ARUNDALE
    61 13 Likely To Succeed Mrs. Annie I Besant Madras, June 19. It is generally believed that Dr. George Sydney Arundale will be elected President of the Theosophical Society in succession to the late Dr. Annie Besant. Voting papers are still being received and the result will be
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    ALLEGED BREACH OF TRUST
    407 13 Total Sum Of $1,200 Involved IjWIDENCE by two more witnesses JLU yesterday concluded before Iff J. M. Brando., tne Third Magistrate, the case for ihe prosecution in which Lee feng nock, the chin-hew cf the rteamship 'r^aiudu, 1 of the Straits Steamship Co.. w cnaiged with
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    HOTTEST DAY
    209 13 High Temperature In Chinese Cities Shanghai, June 28. The temperature In Shanghai yesterday reached 102 degrees and In Nanking 100 degrees. It was the hottest I day in June for the last 30 years, i A new record was created at Chlng- fciang where the thermometer touched >
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    BUDDHIST UNION
    98 13 3ri barri3ter-»t>iaw. wl.n 2 clelesa'.e to tne panpacific Conference ol tn» Vnung Duddnlst wUl arrve ln Llngapore on way M 7/olcvo bv tlie Ivlaru on Laturdav Us is acec,no.'N»ed bv lwentv otners and wa« elected tne cnlel clelega e in place ot Sir 0 8 l<t. wn., prevented
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    17 13 The Friendly Band will hold i's quarterly social meeting at the Institution Hall to-morrow at 8.15 p.m.
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    43 13 The Patronal Festival of St. Peter's Church Tamil congregation, Singapore will be celebrated on Sunday at 10-15 am when the members of the congregation will bring thank-offerings. The Archdeacon of Singapore will preach The service will be conducted in Tamil and in Malayalam.
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    FINE ACTING BY PAUL MUNI
    500 13 The World Changes At The Capitol THE CINEMAS. «rpHE World Changes," lhe Warner I Brothers production now at the Capltoi, tells a line, gripping story and has a cast worthy ol the theme. It is the saga or a i&mily's fortunes through seventy years. The
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    SIAMESE MONKS
    211 13 Incidents In A Pilgrimage To Rome The Italian monk, loader of the pilgrimage to Rome, has written to Bangkok announcing that only thirteen of /he Siamese monk.':—the cream of ihe large number that accompanied him frcm Siam—arc wili ng to proceed further. He Is not disappointed with the
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    U.S. PURCHASE OF SILVER
    557 13 Future Plans REFINERY STOCKS FALLING Reuter. Washington, Jane 27 rj f liE report that the United States Government has derided to em hark on a great sJver buying cam paijrn. involving the purchase or J .25-1,000,000 ounce* in the next fixx months, has arouse 1 widespread
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    GOLD EMBARGO REMOVED
    18 13 Reuter. St John's, Newfoundland, June 27. The embargo on gold exports has bi m removed—Reuter.
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    WIMBLEDON TENNIS
    188 14 MERLIN BEATEN BY HOPMAN I Third Day's Play Reuter. Second Round Of Women's Singles T"HE defeat of Merlin, the brilliant young French Davis Cup pbyer, by Hopman, of Australia, was a feature of the play in the Wimbledon tournament yesterday. Crawford, the holder, and Austin won their matches,
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    25 14 An extraordinary general meeting of the Indian Recreation Club will be held on Sunday, at 2 p.m. at the Club oremisea, 451-7, Pasir Panjang Road.
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    LOCAL BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS
    233 14 Ties For The Week-End At The S.V.C. THE following are ties in the Junior Singles event of the Singapore badminton championships which will be played off at the S.V.C. Drill Hall during the weekend. The postponed ties in the Junior Doubles will be played off on Sunday
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    O'REILLY IN FINE FORM
    91 14 9 For 38 Against Somerset AUSTRALIANS' GOOD POSITION Reuter. London, June 27. WHANKS mainly to brilliant bowling by O'Reilly who took nine wickets for 38 runs, the Australian tourists finished up w ell first day of their match against Somersetshire at Taunton. The county compiled only
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    INTER-STATE CRICKET
    109 14 Perak's Team To Visit Kuala Lumpur Ipoh, June 27. Perak's last inter-state cricket fixture is aeainst Selangor at Kuala Lumpur. The Perak Selection Committee has inytied Jonklaas to captain tha State ebven in this match. The other players who have been invited are: Syed Bayley and Speldewinde of
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    CLERICAL UNION SOCCER
    149 14 The following will represent the Clerical Union II in a friendly soccer game against the Ruma Miskin XI on Wednesday, July 4, on C.U. ground: Goh Tong Hee; Goh Ah Chew and Ong Seng Hock; Koh Swee Teck, Lee Ah Bock and A. Rajoo; Yap Yeow Siang,
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    S.C.R.C. MATCHES
    107 14 S.C.R.C. v. Anglo-Chinese School at Hong Lim Green on Saturday Yap Choon Lin, Robert B. Tan, Kam Gim Lock, Gan Kee Tian, Sim Tene Chew, Ronald Tan, Low Kee Ngian Low Ke S oe V H S Seah and Lim Kean Kooi. Reserves Tan Chiap Kirn and H.
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    FORT CANNING'S GOOD VICTORY
    651 14 Get Both Points From Post Office Match FINE defensive work by Seath and Dawning was largely responsible for Fort Canning's victory yesterday at the S H B. J.C.S. ground, in a Third Division B*' League fixture against the Post Office by 2—o. The "ame was contested
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    NO TENNIS TO-DAY
    19 14 I'Kore will be no tenni» to-6»> at tne in <n«? furtber ties >vUl be announced later.
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    Malays' Mediocre Display Against The R.A. Eight Goals Scored In First Division Game
    597 14 Artillery Unlucky Not To Win By More than 5-3 At Jalan .Besar rpHE Malays gave one of their worst displays* of the season when they met the R.A. at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday, in the First
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    MALACCA'S TEAM
    64 14 Saturday's Cup Match Against Command our 0wn CorreHTmnctenl.) .lan, lollovinl: j> Me 5lul.n<a l^m K. to «,cel tne 5lalava < ommancl ,n tne 5«al2>a Cup mal. ll oo da) at tbe /tnsun «load 5lad,um. Vusol: I. l.ee and t ban «ee l.n«: N. de < ban >..,„ and
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    CRICKET TEAMS
    221 14 Cricket teams for week-end locai matches are as follows:— Nondescripts C.C. v. R.A. on Saturday at Blakan Mati at 2 p.m. (payers to meet at Jardine Steps at 130): C. G. Rodrigo <capt.>, Choor Singh, J J Fernando. I. Salim, F. Chopard, V Chelliah. H. J. Bruyns, K.
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      16 14 Old Rivals! WILL THERE BE A KNOCKOUT? Rivers vs. Suares (U.S.A.) (BANGALORE) SUNDAY, JULY I. WORLD
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    Magnificent Play By British Golfers At Sandwich CHAMPIONSHIP PROPER
    255 15 SCORES AT END OF FIRST ROUND He ory Cotton Leads Title Won By U.S. Since 1924 Reuter. i AGNIFICENT performances A v i r <> s**t up yesterday in t h t competition proper of the British ope* golf championship, the
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    YET TO BE BEATEN
    182 15 Freddie Miller Secures Eighth Consecutive Win EI Centro, Cal., June 8. Freddie MT'er. the National Boxing Association's featherweight champion oi the world, to-night won his eighth conitive bout this year by decisioning "Chalky" Wright. Los Angeles challenge:, in ten hardfought rounds. 1 hough the bout was
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    A SADDLE HORSE
    162 15 Prize To Successful Wrestler B oomingtoii. Ind June 13. Billy Thom, Indiana University wrest1 ich, won a .sftfldlc horse "tfhen fir* Wild Cat McCinn for the world V to»* miridle-welght champion of vouunbus, O. Tiif horse wlM be presented to Thom '>t« Maker. Ohio highway eomtnlsk"' iieno
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    SINGAPORE GOLD CUP MEETING
    680 15 Programme Of Seven Racing Days DIIsoAPORE wffl enjoy another busy raemg season, extending over five -»rofess>onal days and two amateur ones rf? the Autumn (Golf Cup) Meeting TSJ T jrf lub inz on 5K i professional races will be run on ht l and 15 <thr
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    MALAYS AT TENNIS
    234 15 First ,s*erak Tournament Results rE first Perak Malays lawn tennis championship meeting was brought .o a successful conclusion on Sunday evening at Kuala Kangsar where Malays F rom all over Perak have assembled for the celebrations in connection with the 3oyal wedding. The success of the tournament
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    LT. J. A. T. PONSONBY
    68 15 Wins King George V. Gold Cup Outright Reuter Wireless. London, June 26. THF King George V. Gold Cup, the Premier trophy with the International Horse Show, h-ld at Olympia, has been won outright by Lt. J. A. Talbot-Ponsonby of the Seventh Hussars, riding "Best Girl."
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    BADMINTON
    234 15 [The Anson B.P. will meet the Pliyfalr Athletic Union 1» a friendly badminton match or six men's singles, one ladys f single, one men doubles* and one mixed doubles, at Mr. Chan Wah Chiangs court. No: 211-4, Silat Road of! Kam pong Bahru Road, on Sunday at 2 The'Anson
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    JOHORE TENNIS
    92 15 Championship Tournament Begins (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, June 27. MATCHES in the Johore Lawn Tennis Association 1934 championships opened yesterday on the Johore Civil Service Club courts, when in the Southern Section, four matches were played in the men's singles. G. Lowe beat A.M. Wallace 6—l,
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    Y.M.C.A. WATER-POLO
    60 15 The following will represent the V.M.C A Junior Department first team at water-polo against the R.A.F. in a friendly match at the V.M.C.A. poo 1 tomorrow at 5 p.m.:—Louis Chye, Lim Thye Hock (capt.), Lai Khoi Hian, Chan Choon Jin, Taye Swee Kang, Sim Teng Pheng and Sim
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    U.S. BASEBALL
    153 15 American And National Leagues Reuter. New York, June 28. LATEST results in the U.S. major baseball Leagues are as follows: AMERICAN LEAGUE R. H. E. Cleveland 0 3 0 Boston 6 7 1 Henry Johnson pitched. Chicago 7 12 1 New York 8 16 0 Simmons scored a
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    ASTON A.C. BILLIARDS
    55 15 Following are results of ties in the billiards championships of the Aston A.C: Ang Chin Thian beat Ng Cheng Koon 300—200. Handicap "B" (semi-final):—Lim Kee Fook (-20) beat J. Chye (-80) 150—81. Low Hock Kiat beat Khoo Kirn Swee 300—166. Hock Kiat made a break of 87,
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    SUNDAY'S BIG FIGHT
    406 15 River» v. Suares CAN ALS DEFENCE BE BROKEN? r*AN a powerful hard-hitting middleweight like Arthur Suares break ilown the superb defence of a much .•mailer man? This, is a point which is being daily discussed in box in* circles as Sun* uay'a "big fight rt between AI
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    POLICE IMPROVE POSITION
    594 16 j Div. 2 Football BUT R.A.F. WERE MUCH HANDICAPPED •J HE Police gained lull points yesterday when they easily Beat thi* R.A.I*. II 3—1 at the Anson Road Stadium in the Second Division of the S A.F.A. League. I The winners were the better side and deserved
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    OXFORD ROWERS EAT TOO MUCH
    177 16 They Nosd Potatoes To Win Boat Races! Reuter. OXFORD boat-race crews eat too much food and not enough potatoes, according to the "Cherwell," the Oxford Undergraduates' magazine, in a leading article which attempts to explain the reason for Oxford's sequence of rowing defeats in recent
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    SINGAPORE GOLF
    77 16 Ladies' Medal At Island Club I T«e io.lowing were the best cards reA turned for the Ladles' June Medal 'Bogey) played over the second nine holes at the Is and Club yesterday:— Mrs. C. A. R Bateman (30» I down. Mrs. R. J. Wilson (34> 2 Mrs. T
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    JOHORE SOCCER
    105 16 Clean league Victory'For Police i i iFrcrm Our Own Correspondent > Johore Bahru, June 26. The Police met the Customs Depart- j second round of the League on the Civil Service c ub Padang this evening and defeated them by four goals to nil. In the first round
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    DEMAND FOR BRITISH SPORTING PICTURE?
    431 16 I < Reuter. London. v a VOLUMES of turf histci v I m a few seconds r rh* r < week-end when many farncu of sporting events and great owners will be under V Fach "lot." wife i"; seconds, on the auctioned appeal to collectors
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    MALAYA TRADE STATISTICS
    436 16 Foreign Trade of Ma, ay a by Counts of Origin .„d Destination durin(f rf „g TABLE L IMPORTS. British nited Possessions Continent Unitprf xt Class of Article Kingdom and of Europe Sta efof Japan T ta > Protectorates America d S Country <2> (3 > _> j)
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    3847 17 1" he began leaning hi. chair and crossing his tid my cigarette-case. I somewhere in the study, I could not. Finally, having over my writing table. 1 and somewhat irritably its immediate production. i pped forward and lifted it centre of the blotting pad, been
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    WILL RUSSIA JOIN THE LEAGUE?
    667 18 Chinese Views SOVIET ATTITUDE ANALYSED present meeting of the League Council has reaffirmed the principle of non-recognition of Manchukuo. At the same time there are reports of Soviet Russia joining th? League of Nations. These two questions merit oui close attention, as they have a
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    CHINESE OFFICIALS
    87 18 Party Returning From Europe Geneva, June 8. Dr. Wellington Koo, Chinese Minister <o Paris and Chinese Delegate to the League of Nations, is returning to China on June 13, according to information from the Chinese Delegation. Dr. Koo will be accompanied on the way by Dr. Victor Hoo,
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    CHILD GUIDANCE
    321 18 Striking Results Through Psychology j DR. Charlotte Buehler was the principal speaker at the annual meeting of the Manchester Child Guidance Clinic. Dr. Buehler is Professor of Psychology in the University of Vienna and a world authority upon several aspects of her subject, notably in regard to the
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    "NEW LIFE" MOVEMENT
    195 18 Mayor VVu Teh Chen Takes Part Shanghai, June 3. A M Naw Lif<?" movement meeting was held yesterday at the Public Athletic grourd with Mayor Wu Teh Then as the chairman. No less than oU5 companies »<1' Life" movement unit> participated in th.gathering. At the meeting the
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    SHANGHAI'S CITY GOD
    92 18 Anniversary Celebrated By Chinese Shanghai. June 8. I For some mysterious reason, the City God of Shanghai yesterday celebrated nis sixtieth anniversary of his "Assumption of office" as the "Guardian of Shanghai" Thousands of people, mostlv old women, thronged the City God Temple in the Chinese City
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    LAST OF "19TH"
    66 18 Canton, May 26*. The remnants of the once famous 19th Route Army under General Tsai Ting Kai are now being recruited by the Kwangsi military authorities and these are being reorganized into one regiment. The regiment will be placed under the direct command of General Li Tsung
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    HOW CLEARING HOUSE WILL OPERATE
    326 18 i Statement By j k I Chancellor 1 London, ALTHOUGH the debate i, of Commons last ruVhi Clearing Offices and Iwpo*» p 5 j Reprisals Bill revealed some T'' -~4 the second reading was car- 1 a division and a further st'the Bill will be
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    FUKIEN "REDS"
    176 18 Marshal Chiang Senil* More 'Itoops ronton, M,» According to information f»"•.i _*i «■uUiecs Getmral Chiang Kai Sr>«' entVy sent an additional tc«» t*i <<• Fuk-ivn to strengthen the i r ♦circe in that provinceAt the same time three fantry have bevn ordered m r Kuk-it-n to reinforce th»-
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    PANCHEN LAMA
    46 18 Shanghai. JuneThe Panchen Lama, accompai a representative of the Municipal ernment of Greater Shanghai, inspc the Lunghua aerodrome The Tibetan chief is retuxnu Nanking within the next tew days.' is reported to be making P rp P& for his forthcoming return to "China Times."
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    MR. LIN SEN
    30 18 Nanking- June J Mr. Lin Sen, Chairman or the tional Government, is leaving nere Ruling shortly to spend the months on that mountain Central China Daily News."
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      384 18 Wireless TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME "Evensong" From York Minster r -DAY'S Empire programme will include the relaying of "Evensong" from York Minster. The detailed programme is as follows: 6.20 p.m.: Time Signal from Big Tom. The Rutland Square and New Victoria Orchestra, directed by Norman Austin, relayed from the New Victoria
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    Weekly Causerie On Indian Affairs REPORT OF JOINT COMMITTEE
    1106 19 LEADERS PESSIMISTIC AS TO OUTCOME No Federation? Even Viceroy's Visit Unfruitful pEDERATKHt, now described as a distant ideal, indirect elections to Central Assembly, absence of responsibility m the Centre the inclusion oi an additional Indian Member the V iceroy's Executive Council
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    KARACHI-PANJAB AIR MAIL
    167 19 Weekly Service To Be Operated A ITS^JTSl by the pat New Dplhi t Com ™rce was held b.v an' Air Servife W th the Pun ->'" b SSS2S tioß of the data and that provided by X bodie authorities it Ls 1 and P°*tal were reuVetfunl J°°
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    TELEPHONES IN INDIA
    202 19 Plans To Popularise Them It is understood that the next big step n'Popularising the use of telephone Antmt ma v taken by the authorities by heen h?- Department concerned mm oeen busy for sometime taking stock of the position in view of the fact that most of
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    BOMBAY FLYING CLUB
    107 19 Instructional Tour Of Europe Bombay, June 11. Four aeroplanes of the Bombay Flying Club took off at seven this morning from the Juhu Aerodrome on an instructional air cruise to Europe. The cruise was to have commenced yesterday, but owing to the heavy rains, the flight was
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    PLANS FOR FUTURE WORK
    210 19 Congress's Election Campaign Bombay, June 15. WE three sub-Committees of the Condav nlTt Board met yestera futnri J ,n, °™»"y. and decided on a tutiire plan of work. dpJ-!L P r opa s anda P ub,icit .V sub-Committee an election campaign by holding: a public meeting
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    HERE AND THERE
    525 19 latest Jottings From The Mail THE death occurred in London on June 9. of Mr. John Edward Burge, aged 83. of a broken heart. He never recovered from the shock of the assassination of his son at Midnaporp, nine months ago. Miss Muriel Lester, the London hostess
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    JUSTICE PARTY CONFERENCE
    711 19 Next Confederation BAN ON BRAHMINS LIFTED a keen debate at an informal conference of the Justice Party June 7 wa mat the ban on the entry of Brahmins as members of the party should be removed. The discussion, it appears, revealed a distinct cleavage of opinion be-
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    76 19 A warning to the British Government that if the White Paper proposals are not substantially improved, Britain will lose both her trade in India and the goodwill of the people of India and an appeal to all communities of the country to unite together and solve the communal question were
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