Malaya Tribune, 3 June 1935

Microfilm: NL4044
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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaga's First National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXII. No. ISQ SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1935 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, June 3, 1935. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1935. FIVE CENTS
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      133 1 Sfribunc Dominant SNOWCRETE (a^ ES D^ S I TINCTW N x rendering. Cinemas,' o ffi ces,' st o 1 es, theatres, banks and private houses alike %%> A can all benefit easily and effectivel} ii! *f\\l V faced with this British While Portland (Incorporated in S.S.) "STAR BRAND Switch To
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      133 1 CAMERAS —Ash to seerThe "Contax" QSe "Soper-Ikonta" The "Super-Nettel* The "Baby lkortta M In every entertainment 2 A Dewar'a has a part. There's welcome refreshment in its mild 'C-^y^-^•' > stimulus. Order it, serve J 4 Vr~ r-W it. Dcwar's is socially V t r V y acceptable, the whisk}
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    Shipping News & Notices. MAJESTIC'S SAFETY VALVES
    593 2 Shipping News Notices. MAJESTIC'S SAFETY VALVES Order Placed For 47 Sets With Glasgow Firm IT has been decided by Cunard Wh:te Star Ltd. to replace the safety valves on the company's liner Majestiq; accordingly, an order has been placed with Messrs. Cockburns, Ltd., for 47 sets of 3ins. double <ast
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    ADMIRALTY ORDERS
    144 2 Statement In The House Of Commons Lord Stanley, Financial Secretary to the Admiralty, issued a statement giving the following particulars of orders given to shipyards during the past three years. Clyde. Tonnage Value (£> I 933 20,200 2,250,000 J® 34 31,800 4,500,000 1935 4,100 475,000 Tyne. Tonnage Value
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    AUSTRALIAN GIRLS
    216 2 Want To Sign On As Crew Of Swedish Barque Although the Swedish barque C B Pe< ersen spent only a few days in Mdl bourne when she arrived there last Fum£p W !n a fuU Carg0 0f timber from Kuiope, after a passage of 196 days h-r majtter,
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    SOVIET SHIPBUILDING
    275 2 New Types Of Vessels Foi The Arctic Q WING to the increasing importance y attached by Soviet authorities to th« oevelopment of the Northern Sea Route tne Soviet shipbuilding industry is busily engaged in supplying a new series of ships suitable for Arctic transport Freight and passenger carrying
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      337 2 STEADIER SAILINGS I CX and BRITISH INDIA P. O. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore. n 1& 35. VLORE 6,000 June 6 JRTHAGK 15,u00 June 7 f'INDI 17,000 June 21 I*N 6,100 July 4 '"ND ILSOO Ju] 5 JOOO July 18 .5, I 7,000 July 19 16,000 Aug.
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      523 2 N.Y.K. LIN E GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated in Japan). To London via Naples, Marseilles. Next Sailings— 1935. s.s. SUWA MARU June 13 s.s. FUSHIMI MARU June 27 s.s. HAKOZAKI MARU July 11 m.s. TERUKUNI MARU July 24 s.s. HAKUSAN MARU Aue. 8 MINIMUM FARES TO 1
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      534 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. TO GENOA, LONDON, ROTTERDAM. HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. Prom From From From Spore. Malacca. Port Penang M.S. B'bam. ♦JUTLANDIA 4-6 4-6 6-6 14 MEONIA 26-6 25-6 26-6 28-6 ALSIA 16-7 16-7 17-7 19-7 BORINGIA 6-8 6-8 7-8 9-8 ERRIA 27-8 27-8 28-8 80-8 •Calls Dunkirk. The above
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      441 2 STEAMER SAILING NORDDEUTSCH I> The undcrnoted are the Company' tended fixtures:-»-OUTWARDS. SCHARNHORST, for Manila H'kong, S'hai, Yokohama Koh FRANKEN. for Hongkong-, S'hai, N. China Japan j U; HOMEWARDS. For Rotterdam, Hamburg Bremen. TRAVE, also calls Genoa, Marseilles Casablanca Due June 2 Sails J SAARHRUCKEN, also calls Ge, Barcelona Casablanca ALSTER,
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    LONDON RUBBER MARKET
    295 3 iltlect Oi Large Malayan Shipments ii <-US. 1 wis a"d Peat. Ltd., London, li w( ■< ay rep< it, dated May 21, i \'l I< N. There has been a littla and interest* shown in ".he iiue our last report. A eriean Ques v onnaire figur.s were
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    STOCK MARKETS
    26 3 British Official Wireless. London. June 1. l KI.IMi on New York IWi; Paris 74-9 itt. Gold 142s. Silver, Spot .">3 forward 34.—British Offiiial Wireless.
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    ALLAGAR RUBBER
    65 3 Allagar Rubber Plantations :>*ricted crop harvested ISt. 746 000 lbs >. Standlst June to 31. c t Dec. d in 1935 to 772.410 gross price equiv. to W.i London landed terms. 23.126 lbs., being unexportable f.o b costs 3.39d. <2.26d.»; plus profit £4.105 t£699>. 198 C302), refund of
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    Financial News & Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1547 3 Financial News Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS Tne following share quotations are issued by Fraser and Co., anci Lva-' and Evatt:— MINING Singapore, Saturday 10 a.m. I>>sue Prasei > *i: vaue 66 Co. Evatt 4 Ampat 4 4 6xd 4 3 4 0 tl h. munbang 42|- 3i v 33
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    BIKAM RUBBER ESTATE
    725 3 Acquisition Of Tsbolang Property (By Air Ma 1). London, May 22. THE twenty-fifth ordinary general meetI ing of tin- Bikam Rubber Batata, Ltd, W j,:• held itt Fenehureh-etoeet, E.G. Mi. H. Eric Miller (the chairman) said: i. i- a pleasure to be presenting accounts which permit the
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    MENTAKAB RUBBER
    350 3 Dividend Of 10 Per Cent. Recommended The following is the report- of the directors to the shareholders of the Mentakab Rubber Co., Ltd. After making due provision for depreciation, etc. th'. 1 accounts show a net profit» for the year of $50 595.68; The balance brought forward from
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      176 3 Nederlandscne Handel-Maalschappij, N. V. (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY). Established in Amsterdam, 1824. HEAD OFFICE: AMSTERDAM. WITH HRA.NCHE? IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HAGUE, BATAVIA. Branches throughout the Dutch E»*t Irwiies and in the Straits Settlements, indi». China, Japan and Araoia. LONuOft BANKERS: The National Provincial Baak, Lhmtte*. Corrusponoeixts In tnt principal Orues
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      26 3 SOUTH ;bhitish d*SURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated m Nffl Zealand/. PIKE, MARINE, MOTOR an* WORKMEN'S COV.i'fcNSA'HON. L C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. •rri( X: 2, FIN LAY SON GftKSN.
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      27 3 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION. LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. HEAD CTFICE: 16D, Odl B*.. Bingipore L, G. JOHNSON. General Manacer.
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      72 3 CASH f N HAN D WHEN YOU HAVE A SAVINGS ACCOUNT. No doubt you have some onrealised dream heretofore made impossible by inadequate funds. A Savings Account will soon enable you to make these desires a reality. Sufficient ready money for your next holiday—perhaps some article you wsnt to buy—any
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      568 3 IF EVERY WIFE KNEW WHAT EVERY WID O W KNOWS EVERY HUSBAND WOULD BE ADFqUATELI INSURED. We offer you something unusual in insurance. The International has devised an exclusive insurance feature. The Disability Compensation Clause. Under this Clause we not only pay certain benefits in case of temporary disability through
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      633 4 M. HASSAN, M 87. BRAS BAB AH ROAD, SINGAPORE. We undertake all sorts of work fa electrical, gas and water service lines. We give Prompt attention to all orders < ;her bit: or small. Why not consult U3 about your requirpn ents Estimate submitted upon request without charge or obligation.
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      550 4 I TO LET. Office:—2„d Plooi-, 124>126, Robinson Rd., ht. Floor, (Back Portion) 20, Malacca St. Shops:- 160, Rochore Rd., 203, Seraagoon *d., 328 330, *****34. (Ground Floors) Jrchard Rd., 47. 49, 5!, Cross St., 98, 116, allang Rd. Shophouses:—39, *****, Xim Yam Rd., '.06. Race Course Ru\, 20, Klang Rd.
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      462 4 NOTICE OF REMOVAL. It is hereby notified that LEE DISPEN SARY is now removed from 161, Selegie Road to bitarer premises at 74-3 BRAS BASAH ROAD, (between Queen Street and Victoria Street') and directly opoosite the Church of the Good Shepherd. SHERIFF'S SALE. IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAITS
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      792 4 BOARD AND RESIDENCE 1" THE LANKA BOARDING HOUSE, 47, Bencoolen Street. Singapore. COOL-AIRY-CLEAN COMPOUND HOUSE Day—Week—Month. In the centre of the town. All rooms furnished. Every Convenience. Reasonable Tariff. Terms very Moderate. The Cheapest Yet. A NEW SPIRIT IN THE MEDICAL WORLD. A speciality for complicated and given up cases.
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      417 4 UNFAILING SERVICE THAT IS WHAT YOU GET WHEN YOU ENTRUST ALL TOUR CLOCK WATCH CEAMOPHOXi REPAIRS To 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROM) (Near Middle Road) Contractors for the Repair of CI C e V°n he Bn,ish A K.A.r. Base :n Malaya. B S P.S. Roon Road Sine :Do Your Shoes Give
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    GREATEST ADVANCE IN GENETIC SCIENCE
    1624 5 Momentous Discovery STRUCTURE OF THE ATOM AND MOLECULE THERE is little room for argument concerning the greatest scientific advance of the past 25 years. It is the discovery of the structure ol' the atom and the molecule. Alike in its practical and philosophical implications it
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    SUSPECTED FRAUD
    144 5 Man Betrayed By Dog's Behaviour Prague. Ladislav Adam, an unemployed stone- I mason, went tc the door of a house in Prague, w-th a laise rent in his trouaer- I leg and blond flowing down his calf. He declared that he had be n b t en by
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      449 5 ROYAL NETHERLANDS INDIES AIRW4YS j ROYAL DUTCH AIR LINES 1 SPEND YOUR LOCAL LEAVE IN A COOL AND RESTFUL CLIMATE Mv to Bandoeng, Ihe Health Resort Par Excellence. Passage fares in the Netherlands East Indies now considerably reduced. Apply: K.N.I.L.M. X.L.M. Offices, 49, Stamford Road, or to any Booking Agency
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      248 5 j A CLEAR COMPLEXION CALLS FOR A CLEAN SYSTEM I The less elimination elsewhere iHt^— and have a fair fine-grained com- I 1 I CH AXATivE A delicious Chocolate laxative that I R acts gently. It is pleasant and effective B rZZknr*** 0 and acts like nature without pain WHEN
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S-SHIPPING PASSENGERS
    418 6 The following are passengers by the Hakone Maru which left Singapore fcr Europe, via ports, on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. K. Ninomiya, Master A. Ninomiva, Miss M. Ninomiya, Miss T. Ninomiya, Mr. and Mrs. S. Reisman. Mr. K. Ban, Mr. A. Daetmvler.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    31 6 Shi b a pore. Saturday. Tiang Seng, British, 1.4P5 ions, from Bemarang 16. tc Java Ports <cia.c uncertain I. Jutlandia. Danish, f>.203 ton.s from Saigon 31.5, to Malacca 4.0.
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    119 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, June 3. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Lcveikusen 18; Melampus 14; Pres. Johnson 11; Unyo Maru 9. Empire Dock I Entrant c Gate 3) City of Cardiff 30; Ipoh 33; Javanese Prince 35;
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    86 6 DAILY PRICES tTTJRWWT. Singapore. Friday, noon. Buyer*. Sellers. No. [JLR.o.S. in cases (F. 0.8.) June) /!<) 316 2CSIG Good F.A.Vt. In cases (F. 0.8. June) 11» 1116 19 13 16 No. I.X.R.S.S. (Sp t, loote) (awardaoi;' Spore) !'.>% 20 do. June 20 V* 20 Vi do.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    74 6 Mails expected from Netherlands Indies, by air (Netherlands>, time of de- i livery of boxholders' letters only 3.30 p.m j to-morrow and general deliveries of j letters and parcels 405 p.m. to-morrow. Mails expected !rom China, by the Cremer, due at Singapore to-morrow. Mails expected from China and
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    MONEY MARKET
    203 6 SELLING Singapore, May 31. London 4 months' sight 2[A 1116 London 3 months' sight 2,4 1133 I/>ndon 60 days' .sight 24 London 30 days' sight 213 ***** London demand 2 3 15|16 London T.T. 2|3 15j16 Lyons and Paris demand 862 Hamburg demand 140 New York demand 567
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    106 6 British Official Wireless. London, June 2. Paris 74 21 32. New York 4.92VaMontreal 4.92 1 2 Brussels 28.99. Geneva 15.23. Amsterdam 7.31 A A Jilan 59 3 /4. Berlin Stockholm 19.39\ 2 Copenhagen 22.39 V 2 Oslo 19.90 J/2Vienna 26V 4 Prague 118. Madrid 35 1,32. Helsingfors 226
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    PRODUCE
    216 6 •Singapore, May 31. R. Siam > W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $147 R. i Siam» W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $144 R. (Siam; W. Coast No. 3 u»er Koyan $142 Rice, B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $126 Rice. B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $123 Rice,
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    237 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, JUNE 3 High Tides.—1 a.m., 31.56 p.m Aquatic Sports, Singapoie Swim,, Club, 11 a.m. Cricket: "Clarke" Cup Match see 3rd day; Johore C.C. v. SRC s j i 3rd day; Medical College v. I'M Institute, College ground. i
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    AMUSEMENTS
    70 6 I ALHAMBRA.—'"GIamour," and Higlil- ing Pilot" CAPITOL.—-Belle of the Ninette EMPIRE. Son of a Sailor." GREAT WORLD -Cabaret Dancing Side-shows, Malay Operas, Chim e Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. HOLLYWOOD. —"Burn 'Era l> Bu nes." MARLBOROUGH.—TamiI U U NEW WORLD.—Cabaret Dai Side-shows, Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. PAVlLlON.—"Brewster's
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      359 6 1« ■''■''■''•''«"•«•"•hiur I riiii T rijaiiwiiMiiiiiiiiiiimiw SINGAPORE HOTELS i mimmiiai ■H»iitiii.imiiuiiii!MuiiraM»iMii(«HiuiniiiiM^ SEA VIEW HOTEL I j TO-NIGHT! I I FORMAL, j SPECIAL DINNER DANCE CONCERT, DANCE MUSIC ENTI.RT AIN M ENT BY THE (i RELLER BAIND l( THE MUSICAL SENSATION OF SIXC; A POKE. GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL THE MOST CHARMINGLY
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      115 6 FIGARO Ladies Hairdressers. PERMANENT WAVING By European Experts. $8, $10 and $15 only. RAFFLES HOTEL, (Room 120) at 93, Bras Basah Road. TELEPHONE 2868. A NEW TONIC WINE. A Medicinal wine of full tonic value and of well-known basic ingredients is being marketed. A leading London analyst vouches for the
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      156 6 THE Glover Flowershop Cordially invite you lo visit them on their Qr—d Opening Saturday, June B, 1935. AT 12 A, CAPITOL BLDG. LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS TENDER TENDERS art' invited from ap| ro tractors for the erection of Nen Ii aad Quarter at Pierce Road for Mr. J. Clai ke. Plaas and
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      512 6 I [POSTAL INTtlllCtMCtl SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-MORROW Tandjong Pinang «Noembing) 9 a.m. Pengerang 'Hock Kong) 9 a.m. Kaiimon <Tong Heng; 9 a.m. Singkep iHong Keatt 10 a.m. Indo-China <Korguclen> 11 a.m Rengat and Tembilahan (Hong Lam) 1 p.m. For* de Koek. Pad uig, Pakan Baroc and Siak (Hong Kwong» 3
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    Z.H.I. SINGAPORE
    78 7 (Wavelength 49.9 metres). 6 p.m. Recorded Music. 6 45 p.m. News Bulletin. 7 p.m. Relay of concert artistes from Tomlinson Hall: Miss Marie de Cruz—Songs:— (a) "God Sends the Day," Fr?d Drummond. (b) "Madonna Mine," Rassaelli. Mr. Peter Curney on "The Smells of Singapore." Mr. J. M. Fraser
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    V.U.C. CALCUTTA
    34 7 (Wavelength 49.10 Metres). 0.26 i>.m. Hindustani Songs. 10.11 p.m. W.ather Forecast, General News Bulletin, Market Prices, Jute and Cunnv Closing Rates. (In Hindustani). 10.26.p.m. Ditto. (In Bengali). 10.41 p.m. DiU'o. (In English.)
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    SUBSTITUTE MOTOR FUEL
    474 7 Germany's New Drive REGENERATION OF USED OIL /GERMANY'S drive to find a substatute for motor fuel has received a new impetus. Here are how two Reuter correspondents from Munich and Berlin describe the latest developments. Munich. Under the motto "Not One Great Quart of Used Oil in
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    THE NEW FORD V-8
    267 7 More Rubber Used In Its Construction THE quantity of rubber used in Ford car construction has virtually trebled in the last eight years The Model 1 contained only 56 pounds of F ubb^ r while the present Fcrd V-8 contains 164 pounds. To-day, lubber is used
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      263 7 f New Shipment •lust Received WESTfNGHOUSE RADIO TUBE SUPERHET. J 1 A I IRCUIT THAT COMBINES 1 Selectivity r clearness E distance h reliability I THE SET TO COPE WITH THE I PRESENT UNFAVOURABLE I RECEPTION" CONDITIONS. I VNI TRIAL NO OBLIGATION fl \M STOCK ROTARY CON E VERTORS, LOUD
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      102 7 Shaving Stick Lip Stick Jasmine Vanishing N wKi (S3 THE BORNEO COMITY LTD. ii .23 Warm Studios 4 ;To S TuVi«oßat 1 I HAS COST SOUTOEj 0 Never before could Hupmobile quality be bought at so low a price. And never before has engineering genius produced so much beauty and
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      147 7 BERLIN, SHORT-WAVE STATION irelcss Programme For To-Day i i programme for to-day a.-; i d by the German Shortwave Berlin, Broadcasting House, is as DJB, DJN Announcement Eng!.). G rman Folk Song. Prore rast (Germ., Engl.). "Ueb .miner Treu und Redlioh News in English. String Quartet in E flat major,
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      435 7 TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME "Trooping The Colour:" A Commentary TO-DAY'S Empire wireless programme is as follows:— TRANSMISSION 2. 5.05 p.m. Big Ben. "Trooping the Colour." Celebration i.i London of the birthday of His Majesty the King. Trooping t-he Colour on th- Horse Guards Parade, including a commentary by Major J. B.
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      479 8 Continued Success A Holiday Show CAPITQL I SPECIAL MATINEE g—-■ y TO-DAY AT 3.15 V' jJ&y' x 6 15 LAST 2 NIGHTS 9 15 ■i!L.. Mac West f in Paramount's Exciting, ,r entertaining Musical Romance I BELLE OF f,/ m THE NINETIES" I Hear MAE Sing "My Old Flaime" "My
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      237 8 fjj OWING TO LENGTH OF THIS SHOW THE PERFORMANCE fjj WILL BEGIN AT 9 P.M I! Every available seat was sold out again every night over the lj week-end. j THE LAST THREE DAYS HAS BEEN ONE -^j jj GREAT CARNIVAL —ASK ANYONE WHO HAS THEA T R F ROY
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      275 8 NICHTLY CAPITOL N.. §.15 9.1» mmI MALACCA. SUNDAY, zSDz TO MONDAY, 3RD: JUNE, 1935. I EDWARD G. ROBINSON in 1 "THE MAN WITH TWO FACES' 5 rfriIIIIIIIIII||•■IIIIIII■II i i I I 1.1.1 I I I I I I l i 1 AGAIN, HUNDREDS WERE TURNED AWAY I H MARLBOROUGH ms
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    QUETTA 'QUAKE RELIEF
    250 9 King's Sympathy OVER 70 BRITISH DEAD British Official Wireless. London, June 1. ?T is still impossible to gauge ac4 curately the number of casualties t<I by yesterday's disastrous hquake in Baluchistan, but it ::is certain that the deaths must >» r several thousands. would appear that the
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    U.S. STRIKE THREAT
    28 9 Washington, June 1. United Mineworkers Union has v instructed 450.000 soft coal to strike on June 16 unless new on tracts are signed meantime.— Renter.
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    CAR COLLISION
    66 9 Doctor Sustains Fracture Of Thigh D_ Singapore, Monday. R. Teo Kah Toh and Mr. Lee Heng Tin were injured in a car collision at the 141/2 mile, Woodlands Road yesterday evening. Dr. Teo Kah Toh sustained a fracture of the left thigh bone and Mr. Keng Tin received
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    THE DRUG TRAFFIC
    151 9 China Makes An Appeal To Foreign Governments Reuter. Geneva, June 1. An appeal to foreign governments to support the Chinese Government's efforts to combat the drug traffic in China by preventing the foreign concessions being used as centres for the j illicit traffic, was made by Mr.
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    GREAT SOCIAL WORKER
    136 9 Reuter. London, June 1. The death is announced cf Sir Harold Boulton.—Reuter Sir Harold (Edwinr Boulton. 2nd Bart., (created in 1905). and la c Captain of Queen's Own Cameron Hollanders, was born in 1859, and educated au Oxford. A great, social worker, he iiad nssociated himself with
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    FRIENDLY BANDS
    360 9 Joint Celebration Of 1 Anniversaries I THE Girls' and Young Men's Friendly Bands held their respective 12th and 17th anniversary meetings at the Y.M.C A. Hall on Saturday night'. There was a large gathering of members, friends and well-wishers and the hall was fully packed. After the opening
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    TORNADO AND CLOUDBURST
    70 9 Sixteen Families Wiped Out In U.S. Reuter. S TvrT McCook, Nebraska, June L IXTEEN families were wiped out here twelve arsons are dead at Benkle and six at Alma following a tornado and cloudburst, but the total casualties and damage have not yet been estimated. The Republican
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    NAVAL ARMAMENTS
    170 9 The Forthcoming Discussions In London British Official Wireless. London, June L Herr yon Ribbentrop and other members of the German delegation who will take part in the Anglo-German naval conversations will arrive at Croydon on Sunday evening where they will be met by Mr. R. L. Craigie, Assistant
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      333 9 I I I I I I I I 111 l I 1111 I I'IIl!l!!lllllllIIIMI!Jllllllini!l|[||l!iniM|l!IIIIMIIIIll a ir|!!riT||l||l|ll|MII]|||lll|ll|MII!|lllllllllMi:illlllllliaH> JOY FLIGHT I IN RESPONSE TO f j THE NUMEROUS REQUESTS MADE BY f 1 THE CHINESE COMMUNITY a Travel Service in conjunction with the Nanyang Chinese Stu- f have chartered one of the
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      190 9 I PRACTICE LIMITED TO THE EYE. mm*m-— mmm%\ 'mm mmW WJLWmVBb jEB Our 18 Point Eye-examination Is A Conscientious Study And Covers Every Possible Eye Deficiency. SPECIALIZING: Ocular Muscle anomalies. Crossed eyes. Complicated cases of defective vision. Glasses il needed. R.A. Thompson Dr. of Optometry Govt. Licentiate (U.S.A.) M.0.1. (London).
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      267 9 PRIMO SHU'S flfcr I Accordeon Band. /^fx I j 8428. Waltz my around again. -Wl* I 8435. The snake in the Grass. jfl, No moon, No stars, just you. Msm I 84-42 A Gypsy Loves Music. i h Ask for latest Catalogue, Free! M I W\ m i T.M.A, Music
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      226 9 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS Programme Of Drills Up To The Week-End The following is the programme of drills of the Singapore Volunteer Corps up to and for week-ending June 9, 1935: TO-DAY, JUNE 3 i 8.30 a.m.—Farrer Range, :E" (Chinese; Coy., Practice Interport. 1 2 p.m.—Bukit Timah Range, "G" (M.G.) I Coy.,
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    HONOURS
    867 10 Birthday Honours List is before the public, and once again the comment has to be made that it is an extraordinarily meagre list as regards Malaya. In view of the Silver Jubilee, it was expected that more than the usual number of awards would be made, but they are
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    WAR THREAT IN CHINA
    106 10 Hopei Governor Carrying On His Duties Reuter. Peiping, June I. General Yu Hsueh Cheng, Governor of Hopei. has returned to Tientsin after a consultation with Mr. Ho Ying Ching here and is carrying on his duties pending a solution of the crisis.—Reuter. COMING NEGOTATIONS Tokyo. June
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    77 10 Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Geddes sailed by the Marella on leave. Mr. Owen Roe, of Malayan Motors, and Mrs. Roe are sailing for Home on leave by the Jutlandia. Mr^, George Gr ant, lotmerlv Agent for the Chartered Bank in Ipoh. is returning to the East :o take charge
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    Notes and Comments The Municipal Loan
    172 10 IJN drawing attention to the services rendered by the Hon. Mr. S. Q. Wong in connection with ihe floating of the Municipal loan of $4,000,000, Mr. John Laycock paid a well deserved tribute and made interesting information available to the public. Mr Laycock explained
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    A Wrong Impression
    200 10 j jyjK. Laycock'.s speech appears to have given the impression in some quarters that the entire loan of $4,000,000 was issued to the State of Johore. In- deed, an indignant correspondent has written to ask why the State should be favoured and the investing public left In
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    Well Merited
    182 10 CONGRATULATIONS to Mr. X Mohamed Ebrahim, who recently retired from the position of Board. Officer. Penang Marine Department after being awarded the Imperial E vice Medal for long, faithful and mcritcrious service. 'Ebrahim- ls he is known to die residents of the Northern Settlement has worthily earned the
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    The Durian
    175 10 |N this column the other day we referred to the belief, popularly held, tha. it is highly dangerous, if not fatal, to take alcohol in any form after eating durians While there is little doubt that the fruiv and hard liquor are bad "mixers." it is by no
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    Topics Of The Day
    355 10 ULoo T on WHEN an immovable body is struck by an irresistible force, you can bet it's the wife driving. A "I'm having the same mould trouble," said the gardener trying to sift the Soil. A A "Bootblack becomes actor." All that he has to do
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    Malaya Receives Nine Birthday Honours G.B.E. For Sultan Of Johore
    296 11 DR. R. O. WINSTEDT KNIGHTED Sultan Of Pahnng Receives K.CM.G. J I is notified that His Majesty the King has Lecn gracicusiy pleased to approve the bestowal of the following Honours in Malaya on the occasion of His Majesty's Birthday;
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    MALAYAN HONOURS
    609 11 IXtails Of Recipients' Careers MINE residents cf Malaya reccive honours on the occasion of the King s Birthday. Refeience is mad? in the leading article to the award of the G B.E. to His Highness the Sultan cf Johore and K B E. to Dr. R. O. Winstedt, who recently
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    CALCUTTA SWEEP
    148 11 Singapore Resident Draws i Favourite Singapore, Monday. UR. J. A. Clarke, A.C.A., a partner in the firm of Evatl and Co., chartered accountants, Singapore, has drawn ESahram, th< Derby favourite, in the 1 alcutta Sweep. Mr. Clarke has been offered £8,000 for a half share in the ticket, which stands
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    ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION
    86 11 Reuter. Montevideo, June 1. Senor Terra, President of Uruguay, wa> wounded in an attempt to assassinate Mm while ho was attending a reception at the Hippodrome here in honour of the Brazilian President.—Reuter. Later. Senor Terra was attending a race meeting when a political opponent, as of the Independent Nationalist
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    LABOUR LEADERS HONOURED
    740 11 Other Empire Awards SIX NEW BARONS CREATED British Official Wireless. London, June 2. T4IE Silver Jubilee year of the King's ie:gn also holds His Majestys seventieth birthday which will be celebrated throughout the empire to-morrow. On this occasion the list of birthday honours conlerred is more comprehensive than usual. It
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    The King's Birthday Parade ROYAL AIR FORCE DISPLAY
    368 12 Singapore Ceremony MARCH PAST OF TROOPS Singapore, Monday. EXCELLENT weather favoured the Ceremonial Parade on the Padang this morning, in honour of His Majesty The King s 70th birthday. The rain which fell during the nitfht had cooled the atmosphere and rain
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    THE NORMANDIE
    32 12 Maintains Speed Of Over 29 Knots Reuter Wireless. Paris, May 3J The liner Normandie in iwentyfour hours' sailing from Land's End has averaged 29.76 knots which c«>nMilutes a record.—Reuter Wireless.
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    KIDNAPPERS FREE THEIR VICTIM
    154 12 Lumber King's Son Found On Roadside Reuter. Reuter. Tacoma, June L WASHINGTON Meyerhauser, the nine- y«ar-oJd son of the lumber king, who was kidnapped recently, was found on .he roadside by a motorist, who took nim to the nearest police station According to the Seattle Times
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    BREWSTER'S MILLIONS
    40 12 Change Of Screening Date At Pavilion The management of the Pavhion dnte of a t n h" 0U ce the screening 5? k 5 fllm Bre wster's Millions" has been changed from Mondav to Tues- I «ay. i
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    33 12 In the list of senders of wreaths at name't lll^ 1 "J*"- R E Lambert the iwf? °L Mr and Margat Dame.! and children should have read Mrs Mait-.arei Daniel and Children. I
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    JOHORE NOTES AND NEWS Jubilee Medal For Sultanah
    300 12 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. June 3. INFORMATION is to hand that Her Highness Lady Helen Ibrahim, Sultanah of Johore. is a recipient of the King's Silver Jubilee Medal. Her Highness sails from Marseilles to join His Highness the Sultan at
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    WIFE ENTICED
    306 12 Johore Man Fined $50 I (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. June 2. A "OUNG Chinese married woman with n bobbed hair, who gave her name as Kong Chong, was the chief witness yesterday in a case heard by Sheikh Abu Bakar bin Yahya (Second Magistrate. Johore Bahru).
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    THE KING
    142 12 May Not Attend Trooping Of Colour London, June 1. THE King is suffering from a slight chili f.nd his medical advisers who saw him this morning recommended that as a precautionary measure he should remain indoors to-day. His Majesty is continuing lo occupy himself with his customary work.
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    FAREWELL TO MR. SMITH
    2047 12 Medical College Dinner REFERENCE TO PRESS INTERVIEW MR- C. J. Smith, Senior Professor of Surgery, Singapore, was entertained to dinner by the Alumni Association, King Edward VII College of Medicine, Singapore, at the Hoof Garden of the Adelphi Hotel on Saturday, on the eve of his
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    FURTHER SHOCKS IN QUETTA
    434 12 30,000 Casualties 200 EUROPEANS KILLED Reuter. London, June I. FURTHER shock of forty-five seconds duration was experienced at Quetta, Baluchistan afternoon and the hills to the and west were enveloped in an penetrable cloud of dust. Many of the walls which had vived the previous earthquake
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    ROTARY DISTRICT CONFERENCE
    205 13 f orthcoming Meetings In Singapore the i olio wing changes in the pro1 ramme for the Rotary District Conace to be held in Singapore on urtlay, Sunday and Monday next are mounced. At. the luncheon at Seaview Hotel on urday the address will be delivered the Hon.
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    BRIDEGROOM KILLED
    103 13 Dacoits Attack House In Siam DAC'Or 1 Y was carried out by a gang oi armed men at 'he house of one in near Ayaihva, Siam. on Mav day previous'*/ a daughter of vM-holdrr was married to one Nai Tne dacoits made their presence \i by firinp s
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    SIAM'S NEW REGIME
    28 13 >01) lioyal Household Officials Retrenched It r- ported that the Siamese Gov- j :ias decided retrench 500 mployed by the Ministry of Bo; al Household.
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    WORLD'S STRONGEST MAN?
    264 13 Once Lift3d Car With 4 People In It II" Sofia. HAN Koloff. who claims to be the world's strongest man, has ret ,,r ned his native village of Chaderli, near Sevlievo in Northern Bulgaria, arte-' an absence of thirty years. He intends to train there for further
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    REINDEER HERDER LOSES SAVINGS
    258 13 Sad Return From 5-Year Arctic Trek Seattle, Washington. WHILE making a 5-year trek across Arctic wastes, during which time raved many lives, Andrew Bahr, one of the finest reindeer herders In the world lo?t his life savings. He has just returned here—to find h'.s lor une
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    12 13 A course in English conversation will begin at the Y.W.C.A. on Tuesday.
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    CLEVER JAVANESE ARTISTES
    386 13 Success Of Dardanella Company THE Dardanella Dramatic Company scored another big success on Saturday and Sunday nights when they appeared at the Royal Theatre betcr; packed houses, the large audience including many Europeans, who were unanimous In their appreciation of one of he performances provided by this
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    ALIGARH UNIVERSITY
    260 13 An Appeal To MuslimIn Malaya Mr. M. N. M. Badiudin, editor of the Aligarh Magazine, has arrived In Singapore on a mission connected with the famous Muslim University of Aiigarh, India. Mr. Badiudin was sent by the University to tour Siam. Malaya, Java an<i Sumatra and do propaganda
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    EMPIRE TRADE WEEK
    133 13 Mr. Thomas Emphasises Claims Of British Agriculture Reuter Wireless. London, May 20. The opening of Empire Trade week was formally inaugurated at the repast of the British Empire League at which Mr. Thomas emphasised the claims oi British agriculture for consideration vis-a-vis Australia and New Zealand. The
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    RINDERPEST IN JOHORE
    35 13 Information having been received tha' rinderpest exists among animals in Johore, His Excellency the Governor has issued a prohibition on the introduction of cattle, sheep, goats, and swine into Singapore from. Johore.
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    Malayans' Luck In Irish Hospitals Sweepstake RESIDENTS OF K.L. AND JOHORE
    66 14 Saturday's Draw NEARLY £2,000,00« SUBSCRIBED Reuter. Dublin, June 1. gUBS( RIPTIONS to the Irish IIox- j pitals Sweepstake on the Derby •otal £1,935,627. The prize fund amounts to £1,160,900. Royal lush was drawn by t.ieke! L.M. *****, Nonie, Johore.
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
    556 14 Result Of June Medal Competition THE .Ji j11«• Medal competition of the atasapore Oott club was held durir. the wrek-end in Bukit Timah. In the "A" division, J. B. Carr woi with ;1 iK i scnve of 71, while J d Laing, A. W W. Ker and
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    BIRKDALE GOLF TOURNEY
    1066 14 Exciting 1 Final c. A. WHIT COM HE'S GOOD WIN (By Air Mail) London, May 22. fj A. Whitcombe won the first prize in tin- Dunlop-Southport £1,600 Professional Tournament at Birkdalo on Saturday with an aggregate oi 2i,5 for four rounds. T. H. Cotton (Waterloo, Belgium), the
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    TWO NEW RECORDS IN GOLF
    220 14 Worcester Aggravate And Round Of 70 TWO records were created on the Notts Course, Hollinwell, recent 1 v—one by Worcestershire, who retained "the Enei.sh County gcrff championship with an aggregate of 607—and the other by Francis Francis, the millionaire golfer. Francis, who represented Surrey, returned
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    COMING INTER-PORT YACHTING
    313 14 Singapore And Batavia To M3et THE Royal Singapore Yi?cht Club will meet the Koningkiijke Bataviasche Jacht Club this week-end, for the interPort Cup. Most of the memoers of the R.S.Y.C. who will take part in the competition will leave to-day by the Both for Batavia. f l
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    POLE VAULT
    55 14 Yale Athlete Creates New World Record Reuter. Cambridge (Mats.), June 2 I A new world's pole jump record was I created by Keith Brown, of Yale who I cleared 14 ft. 5' 8 inches. i The previous record of 14 ft 3 3 inchest m o dc by
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    EUROPEANS AND THE REST
    1175 14 Clarke Cup Maul; I I s. DE SILVA'S 1 BOWLING Singapore, Sh; annual cricket fixture Clarke Cup between the ipeans and the Rest, was eoi»:r„, on the S.C.C. padang at to-day. The game was to nave star;, terday but the heavy down, J rain washed out
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    TAI'S B.P. LOSE BOTH MATCHES
    1121 15 \iav lioucrs Win kadminton in SlN(«AI'OKE Badminton rarty of Kuala i ;;hit lost both of their matches in (luring the week-end, to the Diehard Badminton Saturday and being trounced the Mayflower Badminton j> yesterday. mate lies were played at the I ,i on Hall and
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    JOHORE FOOTBALL
    316 15 Visit Of Singapore Teams 'From Our Own Correspondent) T T Johore Bahru, June lIL football team of the Siong 800 Athletic Association of Singapore Molted Johore Bahru this evening and mot a team drawn from the Johoiv Bahru Chinese on the Civil Service Club padang. The visitors won
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    FIRST TEST MATCH
    33 15 Wvatt To Captain England Side Reuter. London, June 1. R. E. S. Wyatt oas been invited to captain the England XI in the first test at Nottingham on June 15.—Reuter.
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    GOLF THEN AND NOW
    793 15 Many Side Issues PROPORTION OF GOOD PLAYERS "JS g°'f better than it used to be?*' is a question which often arouses animated discussions in club lounges, and it is one to which, no satisfying reply can be given, because there are so many side issues which
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    ARSENAL IN DEMAND
    87 15 Invitations From Several Countries London, Apr. 27. ARSENAL, Who have Won the Footba League championship for the third successive season and thus emulated the feat of Huddersfield Town, a few yearago, are unlikely to r-dertake any nur abroad during the <o±e season. They have iece v invitations
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    U.S. WOMAN GOLF STAR
    94 15 Goes Over To Professional Ranks Reuter. Chicago. June 1. Following the recent ruling of the United States Golf Association, that she could not play in the American Women's National Championship as an aira eui," Miss Babe Diarikson has now turned golf professional 'she recently won the
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    FRENCH TENNIS
    188 15 Reuter. Paris. June 1. In the semi-final of .he French tennis championship singles, Yon Cramm beat Austin, C—2. 5—7. 6—l, 5—7. 6—o. Perry beat Crawford, 6—3. B—S, 6—3. In the semi-final of tne women., j singles, Miss Sperling beat Miss Jacob I 7—5, 6— 3.—Reuter. GREAT PLAY In
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    MITCHELL CUP FOOTBALL
    110 15 Perak Easily Beat Penang (Frovi Our Own Correspondent) Taiping. Saturday. tN the annual Police inter-state football match for the Mitchell Cud. between Perak and Penan? on the EfsWanade here to-day, Perak won bv 6—1 The Challenge Cup was put up lor competition in 1931 bv Mr H.
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    MISS WETHERED IN AMERICA
    100 15 First Appearance On May 30th London, Apr. 27. MRS. Glelina GoUett Vare, the faillOUS American golfer, has accepted an invitation to play a four-ball match with her great Efighsh rival, Miss Joyce Wethered, and two male players, one of whom may be Bobby Jon«-s. Th s
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    JOHORE' TENNIS
    163 15 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. June 2. On good authority I hear that Yon 1 Bin Mian last year's winner pi the Johore singles tennis championship, has been chosen to represent the F.M.S. in the singles against the Colony for the Guillemard Cup to bo played in
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    USEFUL B.P.'s DEBATE
    115 15 The Useful B.i'lminrm Farty will hold its second debate class on June 0 at the residence of Mr. Sen Hun Swee, Rl, Neil Road, immediately after the qtiarL rly general meeting. The subject will he to "lead a man i d or to lead a bachelor life?"
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    THE LATE MRS. ONG SAM LEONG
    62 16 Cosmopolitan Gathering At Funeral ance. Among those wereJ$**%* J M Juhan Frankcl, Lee 1 Tuan. A. J. Broga, Lin Ai Min.Kwa 1 Slew Tee. Lim Bock Kee and Bertie Bell. I Dr. Cheong Chee Ha., Dr. Ti. r. Wee and Dr. Loh Poon Lip.
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    SIME, DARBY AND CO., LTD.
    1220 16 New Premises FORMAL OPENING AT MALACCA Sin Chew Jit Poh. 'From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, June 1. yyHAT was aptly described by Mr. E. C. Martin, the local manager as "another stepping stone" in th* history of the firm was the opening 01 the new
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    JAPANESE TROOPS ADVANCE
    468 16 North China Crisis NEGOTIATIONS OX n SPOT Shanghai, June ;> messages from North !H; report that two Japanese dr sions from Mukden and Jehol are entering the demilitarized zon, Hopei. J On the other hand, it is stated tha 1 the situation has improved as t| )r
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    Trout At Cameron Highlands ENGLISH ARRIVALS THRIVING
    926 17 ;i,()(K) Hatch Out si»KCIAL FEEDING PROCESS 1 i > my second visit to the Trout t clury at Brinchang, the Highlands, on Friday rr i»r m i n if r rked the car at Mr. J. "town house," his old camp trance to
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    "DOCTOR" SENT TO GAOL
    228 17 Cheated Delivery Peon Of Firm's Goods A sentence of a year's rigorous imprisonment was passed recently by Mr. R. F. Dias, Additional District Judge, Colombo, on Raja Thanapalasingham alias "Dr. Singha Raiah." of Colombo, whom he convicted of cheating. Mr. H. W. R. Weerasooria. Crown Counsel,
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    AMERICAN COLLEGE GIRLS
    249 17 A Peep Into Their Livtes I L. TWO news items from Reuter's correspondents in the United States shed light on the lives of Miss America. GAY CO-EDS. An elaborate census has been taken ai Wisconsin University, says a Reuter Madison dispatch, with a view to finding out
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    BOY SWALLOWS HOOK
    163 17 Ingenious Plan Of Taking" It Out Mossel Bay, Cape Province. A boy who wa.s fishing from he rocks at Mossel Bay accidentally swallowed his hook to which the line was attached. He had been eating a piece of bread while holding the hook in one hanu and
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    70,000 IDLE IN N.S.W.
    195 17 The Government's records by registration show that there are net more than 70.00U unemployed in New South Wales, and included, in the 70,000 are 40,000 who work on relief works, a system of employment through Government, municipal and shire authorities so that tor the food and
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    NATIVE'S PEAR
    155 17 Tribe Singing Him To Death Darwin, May 19. IN aboriginal in Darwin is under the impression that his tribe is singing him to death. He is convinced that) he will die, and already has made an attempt to kill himself. The aboriginal, Dodger, comes from the Mary River
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    NOW AND FOREVER
    224 17 Shirley Temple In Fine Role Shirley Temple, thf sensational star ol Paramount's '"Little Miss Marker," returns in another Paramount picture which affords even more scope for her ample talents. It is "Now and Forever," coming shortly to the Alhambra Theatre, in which the five-year-old ls starred with
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    BIRDS' PUBLIC ENEMY
    151 17 Death Of Swan That Terrorised A Lake New York. Dillinger. Public Enemy Number One of the Feathered World, is dead. His soft, white body was found lying in a ciump of bushes on the shore of the lake which he had dominated for five years. Dillinger was
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    FAITHFUL SHEEP DOG
    401 17 Saves Boy's Life LONELY VIGIL ON MOUNTAIN i Sydney, May 15. TO Tiger, a faithful sheep dog, 12-year-old Ronald Woolley, of Mudgee, N.S.W. owes his life. While the boy lay unconscious and blue with cold on the top of Mount Frome, the dog crouched beside him j
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    NETHERLANDS INDIES RUBBER STATISTICS
    218 17 The following information has bee n received from the Chief of the Central Bureau of Statistics, Batavia. Export* of rubber from tha Netherlands Indies during the month of April, 1935. Convert-ed to long tons of 2,240 lbs. dry weight. Java and Madura Outer Provinces Total Netherlands
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    STAMP BOYCOTT THREATENED
    191 18 Commemorative Issues Too Dear Sydney. May 15. IF .he Pos'master-General's Depart--1 ment persists In its practice of striking frequent issues of commemorative stamps of high denominational value. Sydney phila alists may boycott them. The Sydney Philatelists' Club was I asked to suggest that future enmmemoj rative s.amps
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    CINEMA FILM AS EVIDENCE
    872 18 is It Admissible? PROBLEM IN CRIME DETECTION (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, May 22. gHOULD a cinematograph lilm be accepted as evidence against an accused mar. or woman? This problem in crime detection, which has been argued on and off for years, has
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    493 18 Many Interesting Objects On Exhibit (By Air Mail). (From Our Own Correspondent) Loudon, May 22. THE Exhibition of lb; Art of Primitive Peoples at the Burlington Pine Arts Club is possibly the most important exhibition cf the many interesting exhib tions given by the club in
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