Malaya Tribune, 8 June 1935

Microfilm: NL4044
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    Masthead
    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's First National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VoL XXII, -No. I3S SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1935 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday, June 8, 1935 Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. "SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1935 FIVE CENTS.
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      107 1 %cad The ©riktte Dominant In zSMalaya THE LAST WORD IN THE ART OF BREWING I jji jjj Salt Importer*: rJ I The East Asiatic Company, Limited., 91N6AP0RE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG. I <?.S2S2SZS2SESSS?S2S c ZS'aSZS7SESHSHS2SZSSSHS^SZSHSESHSHSHSHSHSHS 7 MILK THE PERFECT FOOD I FOR BABY I I I |Bhie Cross The Perfect Milk
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      92 1 |g||£|j CAMERAS —Aik toteevThe "ConUx" The •'Super-JkonU'' The "Super-NetteT The "Baby DcooU* i Himalaya Bouquet I Those who do not Use HIMALAYA BOUQUET TOILET PREPARATIONS J cannot know just how perfectly delightful they are. Perfumed with the I fragrance of flowers from the mountains, Himalaya Bouquet captivates II the senses
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    GIRLS' CORNER AUNT SALLY'S LETTER
    168 2 Deal Girls, In my mail this week I received a letter from :he local Secretary of the Htbbies International Correspondence League for Sludvnts asking me -to let you know that application forms for membership to this League could he obtained from Tan Yeng Heng at
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    Sources Of Happiness
    452 2  -  'By "Pussy Cat" The possession of a robust constitution is cne of the most important factors ir. happiness. It is true that many people nave suffered from diseases, which have been the cause of much physical pain, and yet at the samo time they have managed to
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    Good Manners
    327 2  -  'By "Starlight Ong" Of all the personal qualities that an individual may possess, "good manners" perhaps rank highest. "Good manners" are the observance of the unwritten code of society. In the first place, good manners are cultivated rather than being inborn. A person becomes polite largely through habit
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    The Silver Jubilee Scenes
    280 2  -  (By "Lilian Goh" buppv jubilee Week to all. tun« ol rejoicing and »ll races in lvlalavu bonous ln titling manner. people in »ll walks ol III.. p, or i,.., ivlalestv in a most ,»<m,lrk^, 0n Klondav nigbr. tbe jubilee. we," »>i> Vicinitv ol ti,e L."plana<ie te
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    Prejudice
    127 2  -  (By "Quentin Durward" 8lric.ll.v speaking tNi-, word n.< preconceived l»pnlion, tbal is to opinion lolilled belnre 'bore t llme lur a prnrxr i!»'!), lnn ol «be l>. > >,,»s v. s»v. is mol'libt up i',r r»:ll Nis <, appearance is lnalb.oine ll«> lookine villaiilnus-looking. and i 11 once «c,
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    The King's Silver Jubilee
    111 2  -  By "Lucky During the Jubilee wren all the ehu'l places in Singapore were brillianlty lighted, and everywhere we went we .saw flags flying, and the famous col<<ui of the red, white and blue adorned tl buildings and the main thoroughfare The Government Offices and the Victoria
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      139 2 mosquitoes that ruin POWDER! «SESg^ f&P w3 lH ant*, co<kro*cht, I t£vAf HffSrTh— c etr Ma 4l77 UM "/T^r^EPn ISINCERE'S r COUGH SPECIFIC I SPECIAL HAIR SINCErtE'S CREAM !j j| Laree 90 eta I 25 cts. 141 Small 50 ct*. Small 15 cts. I V UMONIS DRAUGHT. II I w
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      154 2 MY MOTHER 4 I WISH CASTORIA 7 SYRUP UAWJI AmWl k .nd "Yesterday my tummy felt tunny and I was awful cross. So Mother gave me some good-tasting Castoria. Now I feel happy again." Lucky is the child whose mother keeps Castoria always ready for the little upsets that will
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      48 2 MALACCA CITY CABARET (Under Entire New >■ INTRODUCING SEVERAL NEW x CHARMING DANCING PARTNERS SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF "THE HOT STEPPERS' (Comprising Of i Well-known Artists) who will perform POSITIVELY FOR ONE NIGHT ONLJ Sunday 2nd June 19&> (Free Distribution of Ball——). ADMISSION $1. FREE PASSES SUSPENDED EXTENSION I A.M
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    Shipping News & Notices. THE WINDJAMMERS RACE
    661 3 Shipping News Notices. THE WINDJAMMERS RACE leaser» Ot V«x2e?e 5!, Hfai/, clil'T, Oc»rrcjp^„denl) l»ndon. 22 b»«r su.l.ng .'liins. lll! Zbn». "bulled and witb -»o mll lba« seem 10 l»Ke tNe ><xv. 2l> lHknil/ p>, «n v-ur's wbl»2t le.ee lrom Hu»i> «o Lnliland. lbe tlo,» "re ever tbe oce»n. 8ome »>v
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    MORE N.Y.K. SHIPS
    111 3 Three 17,000-Ton Craft To Answer Competition Tokyo. Making a bid for an increased share jf the Japan-to-Europe shipping, the Nippon Yusen Kaisha has decided to build three liners of the Chichibu Maru class, according to the Jiji Shimpo. The Chichibu Maru and her sister ship the Asama
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      419 3 STEAMER SAILINGS P&Oaad BRITISH INDIA P. 0. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore. 1935. CARTHAGE 15,000 In port RAWALPINDI 17,000 June 21 BHUTAN 6,100 July 4 KAISAfc-I-HIND 11,600 July 5 BEHAR 6,000 July 18 RANCHI 17,000 July 19 SOUDAN 6,500 July 31 NALDERA 16,000 Aug. 2 RANPURA 17,000
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      33 3 O.S.K. LINE ML "HAWAII MARU" (10,000 G. Tons). LEAVES SINGAPORE JUNE 9. direct for COLOMBO Ist 3rd Deck. $120. $31.20 $17. i For further particulars please apply to: OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA, TEL. 5337—9.
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      531 3 i i i i f i i i i i i in. mfiiiinuininiiiiiitiiaiiiiiiiXHiiitiiit HEAP ENG MOH S.S. CO., LIMITED. (RED FUNNEL LINE) (Incorporated in Straits Settlements) REGULAR PASSENGER and Cargo Services, from Singapore t<» Java. Ho neo. Banka and Billiton. For BATAVIA, CHERIBON AND semXrang (Every Tuesday and Friday) ss.
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      212 3 N.Y.K. LINE I GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated in Japan). To London via Naples, Marseilles. Next Sailings— 1985. *s.s. SUWA MARU June 13 ss. FUSHIMI MARU June 27 s.s. HAKOZAKI MARU July 11 m.s. TERUKUNI MARU July 24 s.s. HAKUSAN MARU Aug. 8 s.s. Suwa Maru will
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      537 3 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. TO GENOA, LONDON. ROTTERDAM. HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From Spore. Malacca. Port Penang. M.S. STiam. ♦MEONIA 25-G 26-6 26-6 28-6 ALSIA 16-7 16-7 17-7 19 7 BORINGIA 6-8 6-8 7-8 9-8 KRRIA 27-8 27-» 28-8 30-8 LALANDIA 17-9 17-9 18-9 20-9 JUTLANDIA 8-10 8-10
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      504 3 STEAMER SAILING? NORDDEUTSCHER (Incorporated in Germany). Tin- underno'.'d arc the Company's intended fixture: OUTWARDS. *****. I" It AN KEN. for Hongkong, B*ha N. China Japan June 11 S( lIARNHORST" For Manila, Hongk >ng Shanghai June 16 ISAR, for Manila, Hongkong, Shanghai Nor-h China Japan July 4 SAALE. for Hongkong, Shanghai.
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      550 4 M. HASSAN, H A t7, BRAS BABAfi ROAD. SINGAPORE. We undertake all aorta of work in electrical, gas and water service lines. We give prompt attention to all orders cither big or small. Why not consult us about your requirements E?timato submitted upon re- quest without charge or obligation. 'PHONE
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      641 4 SAND FOR SALE. i Large stock of good quality Sea, Bukit and Stream Sand for concrete and plaster I v orks —wholesale only. Apply:—Mß. TAN NGEK BEOW. ENG CO., 36. Phillip Street, Singapore. Phon:> No. 6383. SITUATIONS VACANT^ WANTED —A senior office clerk capabb if t-aking charge complete set of
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      646 4 WGfcfcMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE ASSOCIAftdft CJF MALAYA THE SINGAPORE MARINE IN SURANCE ASSOCIATION, THfc FIRE INSURANCE ASSN. OF MALAYA; MOTOR INSURANCE ASSN. OF MALAYA. The Offices of Members of the above Associations will be closed for transaction of business on the following days:— Monday, 3rd June, 1935—Public Holiday. Monday, 10th June,
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      989 4 CUT ME OUT And send me with your name and address to Boon Pharmacy, Penang. I will bring you FREE under PLAIN COVER a medical leaflet of Santi Oil which tells you how to regain lost vigour and manhood by a rational HOME TREATMENT. A NEW SPIRIT IN THE MEDICAL
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      302 4 A NEW SELEC lON I OF CLOCKS WATCHES JUST UNPACKED! THEY ARE MODERATELY PRICED TO SUIT EVERYONE'S PURSE. trCrCuufuiAiisTM I 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, (Near Middle Road). EYESIGHT CC^ Safeguard your eyes—they are yxa greatest possession. It 13 dangerous to neglect them. Free Sight-Tesrjng and a wide range of glasses
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    143 5 BETTER INTEREST SHOWN But Sellers Are Still Reserved (By Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Saturday morning. io day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 20% cts., up V« ct. Market Tone: Very steady. Yesterday's Prices:— London: 6d., unchanged. .Market Tone: Steady. New York: 12 7jl6 cts., unchanged. Market Tone: Steady. TIN.
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    STRAITS RUBBER'S BIG PROFITS
    224 5 Part Return Of Ths Capital (By Air Mai). London, May 2'J. The Straits Rubber Company proposes to nduce 'he capital frum i'1,050,000 issued a i pa d to £787,500 divided into 1,050,000 of 15s. by r-turning 2s. 6d. per share a.".<l by cancelling 2s. 6d. per
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    Financial News & Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1553 5 Financial News Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS Tne following share quotations are issued by Fraser and Co., and Lyali and Evatt:— MINING Singaporo. Saturday. Ui B PO Issue ytil Vaue Ac Co. it LvaU 4 Ampat 43 4,6xd 4 3 4,6 U A tvumbang 31- Si- al6 3jo tl A.
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    84 5 OAILT PRICKS <:UfWiT Singapore, Friday, noon. q Buvtj-*. o«lier». No. I.X.R.S.S. in cases (F O.B.June) 20 7j16 20 9116 Good F\A.Q. in cases (F. 0.8. June) 19T» 20 No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot, looss) (awardable Spore) 20 3j16 20 516 do. June 20% 20% do. Julv'Sept. 21 21%
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    PATALING RUBBER LIMITED
    628 5 Mr. H. Eric Millers Statement (By Air Mail). London, May 29. THE fifteenth ordinary general meeting of the Pataling Rubber Estates, Ltd. was held yesterday at 19, Fenchurch-s reet, London, E.C., Mr. H. Eric Miller (the chairman) presid ng. The Chairman, in the course of his speech,
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    STOCK MARKETS
    37 5 London, June 7. STERLING on New York is 4.93-7.16, Paris 74 n. Gold is 141s. 9'jd. The Steck Markets are very quiet. War Loan 3 l 1 jkt cent, is 105 H. Biitish Official Wireless.
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    RUBBER MARKET
    200 5 llnel>»n8e<i l>'or 11« Week MESSRS. Lewis and Peat (Singapore) Ltd., in the weekly report, dated June 7, state: There is little to be said about the narket this week; conditions generally ema'n unchanged and there has boon no definite indication of a movement ir. either direction cf the
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    STANTON NELSON & CO.
    234 5 STANTON NELSON CO. Messrs. Stanton Nelson and Co., L'd., in the weekly rubber market review, da 2d June 7 state: At the beginning cf the week undev eview there was, as usual aDer a holiday, a somewhat inactive market Price? improved on the publication of Malavan shipment figure for the
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    GUTHRIE & CO., LTD.
    123 5 GUTHRIE CO., LTD. Messrs. Guthrie and Co., Ltd., in their weekly report, dated June 7, state:— The market has been fea ureless during the pas i week. Malayan shipments for last month were slightly lower than was anticipated and a import figure was only io be expected in view of
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      119 5 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE: IKD, Cc il St., Singapore. I .JOHNSON, General Manager. THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4. I)'Almeida Street. Authorised and Subsenb?d Capital £2.000,000 Paid-up-Capita] £1000,000 rvc Fund and Rest
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      27 5 THE ,'JJ 'Ftm SOUTH 'J. "BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated in New Zealand). FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. OFFICE. 2, FINLAYSON GKEEN.
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      80 5 Nederlandscne Handel Maatschappij, N. V. (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY) Established in Amsterdam, 1824. HEAD OFFICE: AMSTERDAM. WITH BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HAGUE, BATAVIA. Branches throughout the Dutch East Ind.es and in the Straits Settlaments, India, China, Japan and Arabia. LONDON BANKERS: The National Provincial Bank, Limited. Correspondents in the principal
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      454 5 IB IF EVERY WIFE KNEW WHAT EVERY WIDOW KNOWS EVERY HUSBAND I WOULD BE ADFQUATELY I INSURED. 1 We offer you something unusual j I in insurance. f The International has devised B an exclusive insurance feature, jg The Disability Compensation g Clause. Under this Clause we not only pay
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    122 6 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING HARBOUR BOARD SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR Singapore, June 8. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Hai Hing 16; Raub 14; Calchas 6. Empire Dock (Entrance Gale 3) Havana Maru 30; Raby Castle 32; Kinta 35; Javanese
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    85 6 Mails expected from Australia, Netherlands Indies, etc., by air iQantas), time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 3.30 p.m. to-day and general delivery of letters 4.05 p.m. to-day. Mails expected from China and Japan, by the Hawaii Maru. due at Singapore to-day. Mails expected from China and Japan,
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    MONEY MARKET
    290 6 SELLING Singapore, Jane 7. London 4 months' sight 2,4 1116 London 3 months' sight 2|4 i 31 London 60 days' sight 214 London 30 days' sight 213 21 32 London demand 2 3 1516 London T.T. 2 3 1516 Lyons and Paris demand 870 Hamburg demand 141 New
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    PRODUCE
    211 6 I Singapore, June 7. R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $145 R. (Siam> W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $142 R. <Siam> W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $140 Rice, B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $120 Rice, B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $116 Ric*, Siam
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    LYALL & EVATT'S DAILY REPORT
    73 6 LYALL EVATT'S DAILY REPORT Singapore, Saturday. MINING: Souths .38 .40, Norths .52 .54, Jelebus .90 .92. S. Luavsl.l4 $1.16 U Klangs $1.13 $1.15, Lukuts $1.00 $1.03 Takuapas 19 6 20 Kuchais 75 S Ways $2.55 $2 65, Kintas $4.45 $4.52V 2 RUBBERS: Pajams $1.80 $1.85, Tapahs $1.95 $2.02/2 Indragiris $1.12
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    RUBBER OUTPUTS
    6 6 United Malacca 49.951 lb.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    70 6 ALHAMBRA.- Now and Pbrevei CAPITOL. "David Copper! empire. -Cantonese talkie. GREAT WORLD Cabaret Dancing Side-shows, Malay Operas, Chinese Wuyangs, Cinemas, Talkie;;. »tc. HOLLYWOOD.--"The GallopiM Ghost.'' MARLBOROUGH. —"Kri.sh.na Sudanis. NEW WORLD.—Cabatet Dan Side-shows, Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc PAVILION. —"Brewstei RITZ.—"I Loved A Woman" and "Tho Count Of
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      544 6 I» i i i i i i i i i i i i i i-I ri i ii ii i ii it >iii iiiiii i i i tti ihiiiiuii(ijiiiMiuiMii«iiliii!:iniiiJir SINGAPORE HOTELS f SUNDAY m I MORNING I j EVENING S POPULAR CONCERT, SPECIAL DINNER II a.m. to 1 p.m. SERVED
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      132 6 JOURNEYS\ TIRE^UC^T WM THE MORM/MC I Read and chat—chat and read, I gaze at the vast landscape. Eat BB md bleep, pace the corridors, patrol wayside junctions. It's a tiring business especially when ■B the weather is trying—and it has AH a disturbing effect upon body BH and mind. The
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      93 6 CROOKES OPTICAL CO. 20ri,'South liridtfe Rm4 SINGAPORE. Optometrists Opticians. Tost.'.rK Free! Crooke* VtUM* o»mp!<' with frame from |5. Fountain pens from $05* (Engraving tree!) LATEST ADVKRTISEMKNVS SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY DRAWING OF CRESCENT ipAD. FROM COODMAN ROAD TO DUNMAN ROAU. Owners arc notified that- the plan, reg tion, est mate and provisional
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      73 6 EASTERN EXTENSION Transit Time For Cables To London The Eusti-rn Extension Telegraph Co;np:m> iinn..uric..« ihat the transit time on fu 1 rut*- fiom Singapore t.i Lcidon tin June 7 Were as follows:— TcriegrtttXla handed in up to 5.00 p.m. S miTfcUtaf. THcjrrams haodud in up to 5 30 p m.
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      554 6 [POSTAL INttLLICtNCE SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Hoihow (Hai Hing) 2 p.m. Trengganu (generally), Besut, Dungun, Kemaman, Kemasek and Kretay (Bhanurangsi> 2 p.m. Djambi (Toba) 3 p.m. Pangka! Pinang (Senang) 3 p.m. Soengei Liat (Senang) 3 p.m. Muntok, Palembang and Pladjce (Senanjj) 3 p.m. Borneo (North), Brunei and Labuan (Darvel) 3.30
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      350 6 WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, JUNE 8 High Tides.—2.42 a.m., 4.09 p.m Rotary Conference, first day. biennis: Colony v. F.M.S.. S.C.C. Kuala Lumpur Races, first riav Football: Malaya Cup, Negri Semb v. Singapore, Seremban: Selai Kedah, Alor Star. Cricket: Singapore v. Negri Semb Ist day, S.C.C; S.R
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    THE BANKRUPTCY COURT
    382 7 l».,,l<>s !'a?8 l«« l-er < ont. vivisenll Lingaporo. prid»v l v.l». ,»uld bis creditor» 2 H out dividend and bad a i 5403 was Obeone 4b 3oNn. l lbe. LanKruptcv Oourt LecKett .«iscnarge. p panted tNe diseNarge week's suspension. < i m. «be Assistant OMeiul >,l»t «b.
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      72 7 I NEW MICRO-SENSITIVE j i RADIO j fltffTft TUBES j STANDARD FO X AL L J RADIOS i DON'T buy any tubes .o- lay with- R CA Radiatrons j I and Cunningham j II fflfrOll Radio Tubes are j out ones with j these new tubes. j You will get
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      60 7 q/tg| |t WW* but it tastes even better Good Food in the hands of an inapt cook can be anything but what it should be. Carefully selected aP-d prepared by our experts, it represents everything which good food is; tempting, tasty and nourishing. Make it a habit sh op and
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      80 7 i The good word is spreading fast You simply cant do better than buy aW ESTINBHOUSE A.C. 8 TUBE SUPERHET 'mm The same engineering genius that built the world's first Broadcasting J Station is responsible for this master I receiver which has 1 brilliant tone fidelity world wide range good
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      259 7 1 unbroken Iraditton of X I qualttu, maintained for ntarlii La S^fTl ISC 333 I |Ul..l..|..l.'lN|. i |Mu 4 l li l .iHiUi.l»M t ..|Hi I .|..iUi.,ll.iHti*.Mi.* I THE HOUSE FOR RADIO RECEIVERS M. E. NATHAN f; 25, 27 29, ORCHARD ROAD, I; SINGAPORE. I SCOTT ALL WAVE FIFTEEN, RECEIVERS.
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      1204 7 EMPIRE PROGRAMMES PHOH1, HOLLAND BERLIN, SHORT-WAVE FOR WEEK-END STATION I Programmes For The The Commodore Grand Week-End Programmes For The Orchestra Week-End (PCJ. Wavelength 19.71 Metres) F[E Empire wtrclei-s pi grammes lor 7.50 p m. Dutch National Antluin j>.ib: 19 74 Metres; DJN: 31.45 Me- l the week-end are as
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      1016 8 I Belongs to the really bright pictures which everyone can i wal alhambraT j JsM*msm HERE SHE IS The wonderful little star that the whole world is I raving about in the cleverest and most humorous role she has ever I SHIRLEY TEMPLE I Ihe only little star who can
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  • Obituary
    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    46 10 Madam Seah Wah Kheng and family beg to thank all relatives, friends and Diamond Merchants who paid night visits and attended the funeral of the latie Mr. Goh Say Kim and those who sent wreaths and letters of condolence etc. in their bereavement.
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    DEATHS.
    189 10 Mrs. Kwek Theam Chye. passed away peacefully this morning, at 19, Cheng Tuan Street, leaving behind her beloved husband. Mr. Kv ek Theam Chye, two sons. Kwek Cheng L?e and Cheng Aik, and one daughter, Kwek Al ce, to mourn her loss. Deeply regretted. Funeral will take place on
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    A LOOK AROUND
    636 10 pKAM'E has had eighteen governments within the last six years and three within the la.st fortnight. That bald statement summarises the gravity of the poiitica! situation in the land of the Gauls. Leaders of all parties have been asked to form B government and have failed, and,
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    SILVER JUBILEE FUND
    71 10 Amount previously acknowledged $89,891.19 Staff, Fisheries Dept., Singapore 40.00 Mr. Khoo Seok Wan 6.00 Sjaff, St. Patrick's School 37.00 S.afT. Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.). Ltd. (Supplemental* 16.05 Mr. C. D. Miller 100.00 Mr. Ho See Koon 100.00 Junior Civil Service Association 50.00 Mi. Lim Kirn Tian 1
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    Untitled
    150 10 Mr. R. A. Page has been appointed to act, as Luuellntondent ol prison», Lingapure. I<ieut. 0. p. Nutt. N.4 is appointed an Nonorarv tn Nis Lxceilencv lbe Oovernor Ivlr. Oliaries Nobert NawKins and I3dward limotbv Dean bave been appointed assistant, engineers, lvlalavan public Works Lervice. dilr. l. 8. 8. 8udramaniam
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    Notes and Comments Raffles Institution
    261 10 RAFFLES Institution, which dates from the time of Sir Stamford Raffles himself, is badly in need of new premises, the school having outgrown its accommodation. Speaking at the Founder's Day gathering, H.E. the Governor said he hoped to see the new building provided duiing his
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    Traffic Offences
    170 10 CORRESPONDENT writes indignantly to say that the other day, when he was dnving alcng Robinson Road, a car driven by a woman overtook him on the left—that is, the wrong—side, and an accident was narrowly averted. We share his indignation, but would point out that it is not
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    The Colony's Health
    162 10 STRIKING tribute to the health scr. vices of the Straits Settlements was paid by Dr. Paul F. Russell, of the health division of the Rockefeller Foundation, at a meeting of the Penang Rctary Club. "I have travelled fairly extensively m the Far and Middle East," he said,
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    Penang's Municipality
    181 10 pENANG turns envious eyes towards Singapoie, where the Municipal missioners have dec ded to reduce the charges fcr electricity and conservancy. *Is it too much," asks the Pinang Gazette, "to rsuggest that one of our City Fathers should inqu'ie in'o the working cf our local electricity department to
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    354 10 By "Looker-On" JT is Kuala Lumpur's turn to have a race meeting. m Unsuccessful punters in Singapore are inclined to say, "For this relief much thanks." A The game of bridge can never be considered perfect un'il the hands come out just the same as published
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    Mr. MacDonald Resigns The Premiership
    391 11 New British Cabinet Appointed MR. BALDWIN AS PREMIER Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald Is Minister For Colonies Reuter London, June 7. \,]K. Ramsay Mac Donald arrived at Buckingham Palace at ].50 p.m., had tea with RM. the King and presented his resignation from the Cabinet. Mr.
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    NEW MEMBERS OF GOVERNMENT
    449 11 London, June 7. (J 1 HER Ministers who have retired j '<>m Cabinet office and are not included in the new Cabinet are Lord N >. who was Lord Chancellor, jjnd Sir John Gilmour, who was Home Secretary, former members of the Governrnt nt who have
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    ROTARY CONFERENCE IN SINGAPORE
    67 11 Message Of Good Will From Governor THE Malayan District Conference of Notary opened this morning at the Adelphi Hotel, Mr. H. W. Raper. President of the Rotary Club of Singapore, presiding. At the outset the delegates were welcomed by Mr. W. Bartley (President of the Municipal
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    SEVERE EARTHQUAKE
    66 11 Inhabitants Of Perugia In A Panic Reuter Perugia, (I:aly), June 7. AS the result of a series of earthquake shocks m South Perugia, a number of persons were injured by falling masonry. The inhabitants in the district nave panicked, many sleeping in ttMis »nd shelters whi.'e others have
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    37 11 GIRLS' CORNER. 2. FINANCIAL NEWS, fv CLUB DIARY. 6. WIRELESS PROGRAMMES. 7. DOUG. FAIRBANKS IN SINGAPORE, 12 SPORTS NEWS 14. 15 and 16. CHURCH SERVICES 17. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, 13. EOYS' CORNER, 19.
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    "I CANNOT HELP HIM"
    114 11 Mrs. Rattenbury's Suicide LETTERS READ AT INQUEST Reuter. London, June 7. inquest on Mrs. Rattenbury, the findrng of whose dead body with wounds caused a sensation, was suicide while of unsound mind. The Coroner read extracts from letters left by her, including one from Mrs. Rattenbury
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    WHO FIRED FIRST?
    86 11 Italy's Attitude In Dispute With Abyssinia Reuter. Milan, June 7. gEFORE the Italo-Abyssinian Commission is adjourned on June 25 Italy has agreed to an investigation of all the frontier incidents, but excluded frontier delfmitation. The Abyssinian representative argued that the delimitation of the frontier was closely connected
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    EXPORT OF SILVER
    83 11 Ban Issued By HongkongGo v/ernment Hongkong, June 8. 11 GOVERNMENT Gazette this morning publishes the following order:— 'No person, after midnight on June 15, except on a special export permit granted at the discretion of the Controller of Imports and Exports, shall export, from the Colony, to
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    THE TIN QUOTA
    101 11 Substantial Increase Certain (From Our Own Correspondent) London, June 7. NOTWITHSTANDING the easier tin price which habitually sets in just before a vital meeting of the Tin Committee, it is practically certain that the quotas will be substantially increased at The Hague meeting on June 12. The
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    BRITAIN & GERMANY
    59 11 BRITAIN GERMANY Naval Talks Proceeding Satisfactorily Reuter. London. June 7. AN official communique states that the Anglo-German naval conversations have been proceeding satisfactorily. In the general discussions, the British representatives gave a survey of the present situation in addition to som? technical points which were discussed. The negotiations will be
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    SHARP RECOVERY OF THE FRANC
    136 11 Speculators' Fears SEQUEL TO FORMATION OF NEW CABINET Reuter. London, June 7. THE„ franc staged a sharp recovery 1 this morning on the news that M. Laval had formed a Government, but business on the Foreign Exchange Market was no 4 large and there were
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    31 11 London, June 7. A bulletin issued to-day states that the Princess Royal had a good night and that <he condition of her Royal Highness is satisfactory.—British Offlciai Wireless.
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    Famous Film Star Arrives In Singapore
    829 12 "DOUG" FAIRBANKS INTERVIEWED His Next Picture HURRYING BACK TO AMERICA Singapore, Friday. I OOK1NG as virile and healthy as ever, Mr. Douglas Fairbanks, the famous film star, arrived in Singapore this afternoon. As he stepped out of the K.N.I.L.AI. plane which he had specially
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    SAILS FOR HONGKONG
    221 12 Visit To Capitol And New World Singapore, Saturday. ACCOMPANIED by Lady Ashley and Miss diet, Mr. Fairbanks left for Hongkong by the Carthage .»t noon to-day. Urgent business aifairs make it necessary for him to be in the United States as soon as possible. His yacht, the
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    "Count Of Monte Cristo" At The Ritz
    130 12 THE CINEMAS THE Ritz Cinema at Geylang has been drawing crowded houses since Thursday, the chief attraction of an interesting' programme being the "Count of Monte Cristo," shown at the second house. The "Count of Monte Cristo" is an adaptation from the immortal
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    WHITE HOUSE LECTURE
    86 12 "The Romance Of The English Inn" Washington. President and Mrs. Roosevelt entertained 74 guests after an official dinner at the White House with a lecture on "The Romance of the English Inn." The lecture, which was illustrated with cinema pictures of the older and more decorative public
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    BOMB EXPLOSION
    65 12 Two Killed And Five Others Injured Alexandria. Two men were killed and five other persons were seriously woundea when a quantity of "cracker-bombs" exploded on a roof here. One of the injured was a woman. The bombs were being made illicitly and were part of a secret Egyptian
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    EX-KAISER'S DAUGHTER
    73 12 Wins "Gold Sports Badge Of Germany" Dresden. Princess Victoria Luise, Duchess of Brunswick and only daughter of the exKaiser, has just won the "Gold Sports Badge of Germany." The award is given to women over forty after a special training in running, jumping, swimming and javelin throwing. The
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    INDIA'S CITY OF THE DEAD
    239 12 yuett» Le 3ealos Up SALVAGE WORK TO BE ABANDONED London. June VNtL tact tbat eartnuuake, are gencrallv preceded bv miner llemours and are easilv was «npbasised bv >lr. .4.. l8. Onorlton <OanF»rv»tive» ln tbe Nvllse «l Oommons. in urging tor lurlber in«,nirv view to s«vising
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    MASS MIGRATION
    153 12 200 American Families Set Out For Alaska San Francisco. One hundred and twenty pioneers, the vanguard of a Government farming scheme, are on their way to Alaska to make a new start in life. The men, accompanied by tractors, horses and other equipment, are being taken to Seward,
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    RAFFLES HOTEL PROGRESS
    388 12 Profit On Fourteen Months Working A TRADING profit of $111,562.25 is r6rcoruea in vie report ox italics xioiei, Ltd., for the 14 months ended Feb. 28. The report ttaus: After providing for the loss sustained by its subs.diary, tne trading profit oi the company tor the period
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    MARSHAL LYAUTEY
    102 12 New Stamps To Cost Double To Pay For Monument Paris. A set of new stamps, in commemoration of Marshal Lyautey, is being issued in Morocco. Each stamp is sold at* double its face value, the additional sum to go towards the erection of a monument to the Marshal's
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    AMERICAN N.R.A.
    138 12 Effect Of Supreme Court Itecision Reuter. Washington. June 7. BITTERLY disappointed by the skeleton of the N.R.A., the Executive Council of the Federation of Labour declared that I*B adoption by Congress would "be sur.ender to the opponents of national recovery Mr. Green issued a statement asserting that since
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    "GREEN SHIRTS"
    158 12 Social Service Organisation Formed In Madras Madras. To the largo number of coloured shirt organisations all over the world India has now added another —the "Green Shirts" of Madras. With the formal title of the "Order of the Golden Ileart and Green Shirt's," the tiew Party has just
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    FLOODS IN KWEICHOW
    82 12 Heavy Rain During The Week Shanghai, June 8. Extensive areas of rice fields in west Kweichow have been flooded, following the rain which fell during the last few days. The price of rice is rising. The Kanho River is rising to a dangerous level. The Szechuen and
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    THE Y.W.C.A.
    61 12 Arranges Hobby And Handicraft Exhibition Entries for the. Y.W.C.A. Hobby and Handicraft Exhibition should be taken to the on June 22 or June 24. No entries will De received after this date. The opening is fixed for Wednesday, June 26, at 5.15 p.m. The exhibition will be open
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    KIDNAPPED BANKER
    47 12 Reuter. Five Years' Prison For Conspirator St. Paul's (Minnesota). June 7. John McLaughlin was sentenced to five years' impriscnmeivj for conspiracy in kidnapping the banker Mr. Edward Bremer, in January last yearVolney and Daris were sentenced to imprisonment for life for participation in the kidnapping.—Reuter.
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    CANTON NEWS
    65 12 Canton, June 8. Chu°n^h^ nt TT ir the middle class of the cnungshan University took part in the IT£S? 1 2%?2& of half nifn? 1 from ihe examination hall owing to threats by the strikers. rl un iversity authorities are taking tlc JP easur es against the strikers.
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    INSURANCE LAWS
    35 12 «nangbal. Vuan bas pa°5ed arall of tbe lnsuraneo law», wblcb comprise elgbtv clauses. 4n important point is tnat. ONinese lnsuranoe registered in lorezgn counlrleH will be treated as foreign companies —Lin Obow ?on
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    CHINESE WOMAN'S DEATH
    192 12 "Corrosive Poisoning" SINGAPORE CORON£R\s FINDING Singapore, Saturday. CORONER'S inquiry which h id lasted several days was concluded yesterday afternoon when .Mr. W. G. Porter, the Singapore Coroner gave his finding to the death of u Chinese woman named Tow Toon who died in somewhat mysterious circumstances. She
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    HOUSEKEEPER'S BODY BATTERED
    229 12 t'oul Orime In Kle6mi7Vul Nell. l«NO murdered tbe bnusekeepc: :i- mediaeval ol Oount Wllldlscb» OraetH a» Nogcns</Ulg in 3iove,.:. also attempted do «el «bis historic «ion on nre? lbat is tne mvstx'7 :«.>, Vugoslav police are out ,u s^lvc Oount WIndiscb-O'l'aelH! was bome. and workmen were vu«,v
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    31 12 The Hon. Major R. L. Nunn, D.S.O. is appointed temporarily an Official Member of the Executive Council of the S'raits Settlements, in place of the Hon. Mr. W. E. Pepys (resigned)
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    "CALM BEFORE THE STORM"
    501 13 Japanese Unsatisfied PROTEST BY BRITAIN AND U.S.A.? Reuter. Peiping, June 7. j<\LM before the Storm" prevails in North China, where the belief is gaining ground that he Japanese militarists are bent m further adventures despite the C hinese Government s compliance with most of the Japandemands,
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    241 13 From Tlv2 Malaya Tribune, June- 8, 1915 Kuala Lumpur, June 7. A DELEGATION of the Japanese Pian- ters' Association of Malaya, who are the guests of the P.A.M., paid a visit o Kajang yesterday. They were met by representatives of th- Kajang District Planters' Associa'ion and after
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST
    364 13 League Of Nations Bulletin THE following is th 3 heath bulletin of the League of Nations Eastern Bureau, Singapore, for the week ended June 1: Bassein and Colombo were the only two ports in the Eastern Arena to report the presence of human plague during the
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    UP-TO-DATE FACTORY
    53 13 Bomb-Proof Shelter Provided For Workers Purls. A bomb-proof shelter has been built for the workers of a Boulogne-sur-Seine factory by its management. It is a circular concrete building with four storeys underground connected by a spiral staircase and two entrances marked "Shelter." It contains a food store and
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    GOODYEAR COMPANY PRESIDENT
    563 13 Mr. P. W. Litchfield's Visit MR. P. W. Litchfield, president of the m Goodyear Company and one ol America's leading industrialists. will arrive in Singapore on Monday en route 10 Belawan Deli, Sumatra, where he will visit the Goodyear plantations lor six days. He will be in
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    ENGINEERS' ASSOCIATION
    117 13 Visit To The Pulau Bukom Installation Singapore, Saturday. Singapore members of the Malayan Association of the Institution of Civil Engineers paid a very interesting visit to i'he Asia ie Petroleum Company's installation at Pulau Bukom yosieid<iv. The pany left Jardine's Steps at 8 a.m. by A.P.C. launch and
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    Judges Disagree In Frisco-Raphael Contest
    1390 14 FRENCHMAN GETS VERDICT ON REFEREE'S CASTING VOTE Huge Crowd At New World Arena FERNANDEZ SPRINGS A SURPRISE ON ROCKY MONTANES (By "X.0.") t 'Singapore, Saturday. THE "rubber* contest between Aime Raphael and Young Frisco at the New World last night tell short ol expectations. A
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    THE OAKS
    65 14 Quashed Wins In Close Finish Reuter. London. June 7. Oaks, which was run at Epsom to-day over 1 mile, 4 furlongs, resulted as follows: Quashed (Jelliss) 1 Ankaret (Fox) 2 Mesa (Johnstone) 3 Seventeen ran. Won by a short head, with a length between second and third. The
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    PERAK TURF CLUB
    77 14 Entries For Summer Cup THE following arc the entries for the Summer Cup to be run during the July meeting of the Perak Turf Club on July 6 over a distance of l 1? miles:— NAHGOO, KUALA LADDIE, FIVE DOLLARS, LEDGER LINE, LUSTY, FED UP, KALILI, OOLONG,
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    NOVICE BADMINTON PARTY
    43 14 The draw for the "A" and "B" events cf the singles League championship tournament for this year, will take place to-day (Saturday*, at 4 p.m. at the Sports Captain's reside -ice. Members w-ho are interested are invited to turn up.
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    SELECTIONS FOR FIRST DAY OF SELANGOR SUMMER RACES
    588 14 Difficult Task For Punters LARGE FIELDS IN ALL EVENTS: GOOD GOING EXPECTED IN K.L. (By "Winning Post") Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. ALL is in readiness for the opening today ot the three-day Summer meeting of the Selangor Turf Club, and scralchings having been
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    THE SELECTIONS
    74 14 (By "Winning Pos Selections are as follows:— Race L ROCKLEY STAR EVENSONG. KATHRYN Race 2. EMERALD LADY. EVANESCENT. SMILING Race 3. DEVON KING VOLNIAK CODELLUS. Race 4. FRIVOL DOROTHY SPORT TINAKILL Race 5. ISLE OF BONNY MOUNTAIN BELLE. PALM OIL. Race 6. MISS SARDIS MR PITMAN. AMY WELKIN
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    THE SCRATCHINGS
    40 14 Race I—Nil. Race 2.—Nil. Race 3.—Silvery Mirth, Lady Agnes, Dignity Maid. Race 4.—Triple Green, Justicia. Race >. —Martin Duggan, Apple Gloiy. Race 6.—Athlacca. Race 7.—Dark Look, Short Suit. Race B—Vederer. Race 9.—Nil. All Engagements: Smiling Eyes and Twinkling Eyes.
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    ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL
    52 14 The following haw been Uwi r.lay waotlm&n 8 J, jitnd Xi v CoH Storaj Thursday. June 13. at SCC. (File. C. H St.oohach: R. V. We A. P. Craigie; G. Dodds. C J broke and G. Child; P. Bartram i grand* C. T. Owen. J. i H J.
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    COMMERCIAL CUP SOCCER
    39 14 It is notified that the match, Ov« Chinese Bank v. Fraser and fcr Tuesday. Jun< 11. has b n p and will be played at Praser and mound on Thursday, July 4 at 5 u> P
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    The Combined Services Defeat Johore
    800 15 MALAYA CUP SOCCER Sterling Defence i SOLDIERS WINBY 3-0 (liy "Reynard Singapore, Friday. i KMOCT tjrl' was provided at j A Anson Road Stadium to-day match between Johore and mbined Services in the Southision of the "Malaya' Cup onr»< t it ion. crowd was small,
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    CHINESE CHESS
    124 15 Mr. Chieh Shieh Sien In Ipoh Mr. Chieh Shieh Sicn, the Chinese Chess Champion, is now in Ipch. He will play a series of matches against he best players of Perak including the champions of Sitiawan, Chcmor, Teluk Alison and Ipoh. who have specially come to Ipoh to
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS
    404 15 Results Of Ties In Spring Tournament fHE following are some of the latest results and. forthcoming ties in the tournament: I OPEN SINGLES: Dr. T. H. Wee beat Seah Keng Siew, 6—2, 6—3. "A" HANDICAP: Tai Chong Gark (owe .3) beat Dr. T. H. Wee, (owe 15.3). 6_2.
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    CHINESE ATHLETIC SPORTS
    308 15 Weekend Meet In Singapore (By Our Chinese Correspondent) THE Third Singapore Chinese Athletic Meeting will be held at vhe Jalan Besar Stadium on Sunday and Monday. Hundreds of athletes, representing various schools and clubs, will take part in the meeting. A large number of trophies, shields and
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    FOUGHT WITH HURT HANDS
    290 16 Australia's Heavyweight Champion lvlelbeurne. lvlav 20 ciNOL palmer. tl»u ligbl beavv and l» avv-weigbl cbamplon ol «raiiu. opposed Nov Wllllams. lbe rican nee.ro. n be bas lougbl seven ol eigbt contests wilb damaged lie injured bis bands in bis nrst ngbt will» W.lbamb Wl,en matcbrd again
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    123 16 Shabby Treatment Complaint Boston, Mas. DOSTON Biave effie'a's expressed *Ura* prise at a despatch which quoted Babe Ruth as laying he wa.; ready to quit. Fans and writers alike expressed lirpriao mingled with d'stinct alarm «;t Ruth's reported complaints cj shabby tieatment at the hands of Brave official*
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    121 16 Result Of Mixed Foursome Competition j I The following arc the best cards returned for the June Mixed Foursome Competition which was won by Mr. and Mrs R. W. Moore with a nett score of 35 3 4: Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Moore 46— 10 1
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    SINGAPORE CRICKET
    345 16 Teams For Games During* Week-End THE following Clubs Will be participal- ing in week-end cricket at Singapoie S.R.C. V. RAFFLES COLLEGE. The following will play for the S.R.C. v. Raffles College on Saturday at 2 p.m. on the S.R.C. ground.: M. Orr, G. R. Lewis, E. le Mercier,
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    MALAY SCHOOLS IN JOHORE BAHRU
    569 16 Annual Drill And Games Competition (From Our Own Correspondent, Johore Bahiu, June 1 THE annual drill and ticn of the Malay Schools j,. Eahru was he'd this afternoc n ,,r .'i! Bu.vit Zahrah Padanp, which w riluUy dec 0: a ted for the occasion JL
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    CHINESE "DOCTOR" FINED
    119 17 I Plea Of Ignorance Of The Law Singapore, Saturday. CHARGED with using the titl£ of "Doctor" while not being registered or exempted under the Medical Registration Ordinance, and secondly, being in possession of poison without a licence, a Chinese, named Lau Wee Kong, pleaded guilty before Mr.
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    63 17 Alleged Causing Grievous Hurt Singapore, Saturday. Two Chinese named Tan Kia Seng and Lim Cheng Scon were produced before Mr. Norman Grice, the Second Mag' trate, yesterday and charged with causing grievous hurt to Moh Ah Lim while committing a gang robbery at Pulau Übin on May
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    70 17 Bread Seller Heavily Fined Singapore, Friday. An Indian Mohammedan named Ismail was lined $100 or, in default, four months' rigorous imprisonment by the Dist-rict Judge (Mr. H. A. Forrer) to-day, on being convicted on a charge of possession of a quantity of Indian hemp. He was also tin
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      467 17 Thursday, 4 p.m., Bible Class (Malay), j Friday, 4 p.m., Ladies' Aid Meeting at the parsonage, Friday, 8 p.m., Bible Class (English), j STRAITS CHINESE CHURCH Prinsep Street 8.15 a.m., Sunday School and Bible I classes. I 9.15 a.m.. (Malay*—Mr. Song Ong Joo. 8 p.m.. (English)— Rev. W. Murray. Tuesday,
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      162 17 Friday, 8 p.m, Hokien Service. Speaker. Mr. E. Tipson. CHINESE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 78, Prinsep Street. Sunday, 9.15 a.m., Sunday School. 10 30 a.m., (Teochew) Rev. Quek Keng Hun. 5.15 p.m., English t— Rev. P. B. Beans. Wednesday. 7 p.m., Choir Practice. Thursday. 7.45 p.m. (English)— Mr. G. Boon. Translated into
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      240 17 I Never still for a moment! 1/ Life is such a joy to baby and it is so easy to keep him \i I? healthy and happy. Choose a food rich in vitamins and one n I i( that has proved its worth in the tropics. )l In other words
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    LOST THE DREAD OF GETTING FAT
    184 18 Reduced 6 lbs. And Still Enjoys Her Meals She dared not cat the food she fancied; and she was afraid to satisfy her appetite to the full. She had a constant dread of becoming too fa'! All that is changed new. Sh: tells you
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    66 18 l4»e ss«»«M, 5««««F to «eUs 0 o» ««oMt» a/ »«dlM «»<M«t. ii ««lt d, «M6«o«< *«e«z«Wl, <0M «oil ««eenarNU OMdor»e oplbUone dU ent,. Sit )4H cks tpplNertttSiH <doudle epaeina), and on one o/ paper onlp. pen-names de «Zed due aaine» and addre«He« o/
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    344 18 'I'o kd/ior. Hlil2<il,a lribune^ 8ir -I write lrom tbe standpoint ol ln ex-scboolmes«er and 2 cltixen inerested in unvtblng or done to en.mirage in tbe bovs and girls >l 'bli Oolonv desire develop tbe il cbaracter and u proper ol .itl^enelnp Wbat Ivlr Lavbks tbe otber dsv
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    HERO OF THE DANUBE
    161 18 Policeman Who Saved 132 Lives jf j» Budapest. THE monetary reward given to "the bravest member of the police force" has this year been allotted to the man who has saved 132 people from drowning in t<he Danube. He is Sergeant Jozef Horvath, and since 1920
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    LATIN ALPHABET
    76 18 Adopted By 59 "Nationalities" Of Soviet Union Moscow. Fifty-nine "nationalities" of the Soviet Union who formerly did not possess a written language of their own have now adopted the Latin alphabet. Tnese "nationalities" totai some 20 million oeople. There are still 29 races with dialects of their own
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    66 18 German Schoolboys To Play Soccer Munich. Although Association Football is dying as a topic in England just now, the game is very much on everyone's lips in Bavaria now. For foo'ball has become an "official" subject cf education in all the schools. The Bavarian Minister of Edu ation
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    DEATH PENALTY FOR MOTHER AND SON
    381 18 Murder Committed Seven Years Ago Delaware woman and ber 27-Vear-old son nave been sentenced to deatb bere lor tbe murder ol tile woman's brother Nobert Nitcbells. mnrc 'ban 7 vears ago lbe doomed pair, is 1v4rs. lvlarv U Oarev. and ber !»on Noward Oale>
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    NEW GLIDING RECORD
    76 18 Berne To Geneva Without Landing Geneva. M. Hermann Schreiber, the weliknown Swiss glider pilot, has broken the Swiss long-distance and altitude records for motorless flying with a flight from Berne to Geneva without landing. The straight-line distance between the v.o towns of 80 miles was covered in
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    PROTEST BY CEYLON BUDDHISTS
    603 18 Alleged Insull RESOLUTION AT MASS MEETING Kandy, May 22 MASS meeting oi' the Buddhists of the Kandy district wa* held this evening at Ifiilgampola, the historic main entrance to the iliil capital, to protest against an insult, hurled at the Buddhist world by the Associated Press
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    BOYS' CORNER UNCLE BOB'S LETTER
    121 19 M' IJ il Coys, vi ribu\ioos this week have on the small side, but neverUu letters I received were all ing. and I hope that pext 1 send in more interesting I very phased to welcome C. t tm to the Corner this nee/* ant:
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    The Lamp Of Destruction
    392 19 By "The Duke pf Jeri^o") Under the above heading which i. ...a be the most suitable mcniker for oDiv.ni I seek to voice my humble opi- as an impartial party on the error t: mdurrent upheld by some persons lection with the nature of opium imokers.
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    367 19 (By "The Duke of Jefiko") Never have we in Ipoh witnessed a grander spectacle of mass rejoicing and glamourous splendour as was displayed on Jubilee Day. The streets were crowded with large crowds of men, women and children from all parts ot Perak, eagerly waiting the
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    166 19 (By "G. S. R. Samy") Have you ever wondered that the diny rags we throw into the dust bin can be made into paper? T{he best paper is made from these dirty rags. are at first cut into very small bits and, after going through certain
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      239 19 The Smile is generally an~ index of Health,"the out-ward sign of an inward happiness both f mental and physical. And you want your Baby to smile? Then above all things feed him correctly and see that he has fresh, wholesome and digestible Food, rich in bon e F^^vufli making material
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