Malaya Tribune, 10 June 1935

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's First National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VoL XXTL- No. 136 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1935 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, June 10, 1935. Malaya Tribune 20 "PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1935. FIVE CENTS.
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      98 1 <Rj*J The Dominant In cSMalaja POOLEY _L WEIGHING MACHINES OF ALL KINDS W ARE RENOWNED FOR I ACCURACY Jhsj sue* "7 t^^^^\ LONG SERVICE Agents d in f S.) I MILK AT ITS BEST I SINGAPORE'S FAVOURITE BRAND 1 I BECAUSE I THE QUALITY IS WORTH TWICE THE PRICE J
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      339 1 (I1B1) CAMERAS Aik tosee^The "ConUx" Hie "Saper-JkonU* The "Super-Nette!" The "Baby IkonUT |B|j| Crosse Blackwells j Soups, Jnms. Pickles, Sauces and Pastes and many oth°r pm (''"II fflßßfii l\l 1 pared food delicacies, own th°ir to the long experience lill'SnlHSSliPl nne I olflrst a!l( known RHtish Only very ingredients are
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    Shipping News & Notices. UNIQUE SERIES OF LAUNCHES
    883 2 Shipping News Notices. UNIQUE SERIES OF LAUNCHES Three Vessels For Same Owners THE launch of the steamer Cragside last i month, at the Haverton Hill shipyard ol •he Furness Shipbuilding Co., Ltd., for the Tyne-Tees Steam Shipping) Co., Ltd., of Newcastle-on-Tyne, marked th? first of a unique series of launches
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    SURPLUS SHIPS
    278 2 Conference In The Autumn AN official announcement is made that us *Jho preparatory work fa nr»t yet Iv enough advanced to permit <A a funn*- 1 renting ol the Preliminary Confer ml'>» of the International Shipping Conference in «TuJr. and August and September .ir. generally inconvenient to oversew
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      402 2 STEAMER SAILINGS and BRITISH INDIA P. 0. a N. Co.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore. 1935. RAWALPINDI 17,000 June 21 BHUTAN 6,160 July 4 KAISAR-I-HIND 11,600 July 6 BEHAR 6,000 July 18 RANCH] 17,000 July 19 SOUDAN 6,500 July 31 N ALDER A 16,000 Aug. 2 PAnPURA 17,000 Aug. 16
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      725 2 N.Y.K. LINE (Incorporated in Japan). To London via Naples, Maraeille*. Next Sailings- ig3s *s.s. SUWA MARU June 13 s s FUSHIMI MARU June 27 Ji HAKOZAKI MARU July JJ m s. TERUKUNI MARU July 24 M. HAKUSAN MARU Aug. 8 s.s. Suwa Maru will make a special call at Casablanca.
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      526 2 -—Hjrf? mm I k. ■B |77Hr"|~ i Mini MlmMmĔMm iJmJLiJIimI—JI PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. TO GENOA, LONDON. ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From Spore. Malacca. Port Penang. M.S. Sham. ♦MEONIA 25-6 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
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      486 2 STEAMER SAILING: 1 1 NORDDEUTSCHER (Incorporated in y) The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures: OUTWARDS. 1935. FRANKEN, for Hongkong, S'hai, N. China Japan June 11 SCHARNHORST" For Manila, Hongkong Shanghai June 16 ISAR, for Manila, Hongkong, Shanghai. Nort«h China Japan .'jly 4 SAALE. for Hongkong, Shanghai, North China Japan
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    JOHORE PARA RUBBER ESTATE
    182 3 115 9 000 2s Shares Offered To Holders At Par (By Air Mailt j London, May 29. I oi Johore Para Rubber propose to raise £2,500 by the Issue of 125.000 share of 2s. pxesent unissued, as six per mutative Convertible Preferred tres arc to be
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    PETROL PRICES
    153 3 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are as follows: shell Aviation Spirit In 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon 9Ht Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon tO.M Sh.pl! Motor Spirit to 4-gallon drums per British Imperial
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    Financial News & Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    21 3 Financial News Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS Tne following share quotatiuna are issued by Fraser and Co., and LyaP and Evatt:—
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    MINING
    563 3 Singapore, Saturday, 1U a.m. Issue Fraser y&li Co. Evatt 41- Ampat 4|3 4i6xd 4,3 4|6 £i A. Kumbang 31 33- 31|6 33 6 CI A. Malay 59i- 61 59 611--5- Ayer Hitam 13|3 141- 1313 141--$1 A. Weng 1.90 2.00 1.90 2.00 £1 Bangrin 24|- 25 24 25! £1
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    155 3 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL 8SUED BY FRASER CO. EXCHANGE A mt> RTHTK BROKERS AIM D 81UV/R Bayer» Sellers 1901 lod. 1940 $400,000 Mar. 31, Bept. 30 110 113 noro u,% 1901 red. It41 $1,600,000 Interest Mar 31 Sept. 30 114Vfe 116% nom \i/z% 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Interest Mar.
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    RUBBER
    376 3 Singapore, Saturday, 10 a.m. Issue Value. Frastr Lyall and Shares. and Co 1 Allenby 1.50 1.60 1.55 1.65xd IA. Gajah 1.05 1.20 1.10 1.20 IA. Hitam 1.60 1.75 1.60 I.BOcU IA. Molek 1.05 1.10 1.00 1 10 2A. Malay 2.80 2.95 3.00 3.10 IA. Panas 1.65 1.70 1 62»/
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    GENERAL
    367 3 I DLCWUfO QUOTAHONh 11« m 3 ci >flU> Issue Fraser A-yau Value Ac Co. Evaw. $2 A. Brick Ord. 1.30 1.35 1.30 135 $2 A. Brick 7Va% Pre 1.70 1.80 1.65 1.75 $10 Atlas Ice 12.00 12.50 11.50 12.50 £1 B A.T. 122 126, 121|- 127' r 40 B.M.
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    90 3 DAILT PRICES cr«»w^T Singapore, Friday, noon. Bnyr*. S«D«rt. No I.X.R.S.S. in cases OA 114S ona i 1P (F O.B.June) 20 7(16 20 9,10 Good F.A.Q. in cases (F O B. June) 19?» 20 No T.X R.S.S (Spot, loose) (awardable S'pore) 20 3'16 20 510 do Ju-.e
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    SABRANG RUBBER ESTATE
    1200 3 Improved Results STRONG FINANCIAL POSITION (By Air Mail) London, May 29. rpHE fifteenth annual general meet- ing of the Sabrang Rubber Estate, Ltd., was held yesterday a Winchester House, Old Broad-street. E.C., Mr. F. E. Maguire (the chairman) presiding. The Secretary (Mr. F. Trenouth) having read the
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      197 3 Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij N. V. (NCTHERLANPB TRADING SOCIETY) Established in Amsterdam, 1814. HEAD OFFICE: AMSTERDAM. WITH BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HAGUE. BATAVIA. throughout the Dutch Eas. I in the Straits Settlements, India, ipan and Arabia. LONDON BANKERS: The National Provincial Bank, Lvmited. N.lents in the principal Cities ol the
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      25 3 THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated in New Zealand). FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR j and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. OFFICE: 2. FINLAYSON GREEN.
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      74 3 IN HAND WHEN YOU HAVE A SAVINGS ACCOUNT. No doubt you have soma unrealised dream heretofore j made impossible by inadequate funds. A Savings Account will soon enable you to make these desires a reality. Sufficient f ready money for your next holiday—perhaps some article yoa want to buy—any wish
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      436 3 IF EVERY WIFE KNEW WHAT EVERY WIDOW KNOWS EVERY HUSBAND WOULD BE ADFQUATELY INSURED. We offer you something unusual in insurance. I The International has devised an exclusive insurance feature: The Disability Compensation I Clause. I Under this Clause we not only I pay certain benefits in case of 1
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      568 4 M. HASSAN, •6 m 17, BRAS BAB AH ROAD. SINGAPORE. We undertake all sorts of work in electrical, gas and water service lines. We give prompt attention to all orders erfcher big or small. Why not consult us about your requirements Estimate submitted upon request without charge or obligation. 'PHONE
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      631 4 TO LET—Near Baffles College. Modern trick bungalow, on elevation, pleasant view, no mosquitoes. 4 miles from town. 3 bedrooms with large attached batnroom, otting and dining rooms, garage, water, •lectricity. Apply Owner, 432, Geylang Soad. FOR SALE. FOR SALE—Small piec c of building land on Grove Estate. Over 5,000 square
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      648 4 ORDINANCE NO. 44 (BANKRUPTCY). IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. In Bankrupt, v. No. 96 of 1905. Re TAN CHU CHENG, CHOP HOCK HOE of Nos. 205 221, Beach Road, Singapore, Trader. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a First Dividend is intended to be declared
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      899 4 A NEW SPIRIT IN THE MEDICAL WORLD. A speciality for complicated and given up cases. Don't forget that the physician's highest and only mission is to restore the sick to health, to cure as it is termed. The highest ideal of cure is rapid, gentle and permanent restoration of health
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      267 4 UNFAILING SERVICE THAT IS WHAT YOU GET WHEN YOU ENTRUST ALL YOUR CLOCK, WATCH GRAMOPHONE REPAIRS To Mini 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD (Near Middle Road) Contractors for the Repair of Clocks Watches to the British Army and R.A.F. Base in Malaya. ii m in mm P-S. *x»* EYESIGHT CONSE^ Safeguard
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    THE WORLD USES MORE TIN
    507 5 Increase In March \MLRICAN STOCKS REPLENISHED (By Air Mail) London, May 23. i\ the May issue of the bulletin of tne International Tin Research and Development Council, published l;\ The Hai; ue Statistical Office, a i->fijsiiierahk increase in tin consumption is recorded for March, 1935
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    TRAFFIC IN ARMS
    712 5 No Investigations On I The Spot i Although progress with disarmament is suspended pending the outcome of the political negotiations in Europe, sorm> of the technical committees ot the Conference for the Reduction and Limitation of Armaments have continued work- j ing and clearing the ground tor
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    MR. GANDHI ON PRAYER
    253 5 liids Mrs. Nehru "Goodbye" Bombay, May 22. 4DDRESSING large gathering of men p."d women this evening at the C?ntrress House hcrr. Mr Gandhi said his i vir.it to Bombay was for the purpose of T«inK Kamala Nehru (Mrs. .Tawaharlal Nchiu) who is sailine for Eurone the
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      207 5 CONSUMPTION HAS BEEN CURED A Remedy for Consumption Has Been Found. nFRK p YONKERMAN, DISCOVERER OF THE NEW REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION. Marvellous as it may seem after centuries of failure, a remedy has been discovered that- has cured the deadly Consumption even in the advanced stages of the disease. No
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      277 5 l I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 j ROYAL DUTCH AIR LINES j jAs from 12th June SINGAPORE-LONDON in 514 days 2 departures a week. mi 5 Mails close at the G.P.0., Singapore every WEDNESDAY I and SATURDAY at 1.15 p.m. m
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      296 5 STEARNS' TONIC CONTEST j FIFTY DOLL4RS ($50.00) lIS PRIZES FOR A FEW MINUTES THOUGHT! i All you have to do is write a fi'fy ward statement entitled, "Why I Take Stzzrnst Tcnic." I First Prize y-Kv Dollars r?25.C0) j Second i Dollars Third Five 5-00) I Fourth ff 1 Fifth
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY’S SHIPPING
    121 6 HARBOUR BOARD SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHAKVSS Oft EXPECTED TO AKRIVE Singapore, June 10. East Wharf (Entrance Gaje I) Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Siltonhall 18; Ipoh 15; Antenor 13; Nieuw Zeeland 11; KatOng 8, Qachas 6. Empire Dock (Entrance GaU? 3)
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    CONTINENTAL MOTORING
    108 6 League Committee Discuss Passport Problems Geneva. Easier conditiexns for mojtorisU touring the Continent are in the aim of a new subcommittee set up by the League ©f Nation*. The Committee has been set up by the League's Economic Committee to discuss ways and mean* of improving the tourist
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    12 6 Left Arrd. By Spore London Khandalla Moy 17 June 8
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    59 6 Mails expected from Netherlands Indies, by air (Netherlands*, time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 3.30 p.m. to-morrow and general deliveries of letters and parcels 4.05 p.m. to-morrow. Mails expected from HOiUnd and Germany by the Marnix Van St. Aldegonde. due at Singapore to-morrow. Mails expected from China,
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    GREEK ELECTIONS
    79 6 Victory For Government Indicated Reuter. Athens. June 9. A STRIKING victory for the Government is indicated in the first results of the General Election to-day. which is a prelude to the Plebiscite on the return of the monarchical regime. The Government, headed by M. Tsaldaris. favour a Plebiscite,
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    MONEY MARKET
    195 6 SELLING Singapore, June 7. London 4 months' sight 2j4 ljlft London 3 months' sight 2j4 1|32 London 60 days' sight 214 London 3D days' sight 2j3 31,32 London demand 2|3 15|18 London T.T. 2\Z 15|16 Lyons and Paris demand 870 Hamburg demand 141 New York demand 57% Batavia
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    103 6 British Official Wireless. London June 3 Paris *)4 2164. New York 191 A L Montreal *&1\. Brussels 2B.96. Geneva 15.04 Amsterdam 7 25 V Mllnn r »9V Berlin 12 15 Stockholm 19.39»;. Copenhagen 22.39% Oslo 19.90'-?. Vienna 26 V Prague 117*i. Madrid 35« Helsingfors 22<e!i. Rio 4' 4
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    PRODUCE
    218 6 Singapore, June 7. R. (Siami W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $145 R. (Siam* W. Coast Nc. 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 Rice, Siam Al
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    TlfE DAY ! » ' . ~ 'j WHAT'S ON?
    270 6 TlfE DAY 'j WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, JUNK 10 High Tides.—4.3s a.m.. 5.44 p.m. Rotary Conference third day. Kuala Lumpur Races, second day. Tennis: Colony v. F.M.S., S.CCMalayan P.W.D. Final, J.C.S.A. 830 a.m. Cricket: Singapore v. Ncgri-ocmbiian third day. S.C.C S.R.C. v. Medical College, College ground;
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    AMUSEMENTS
    68 6 ALHAMBRA Now god Fnrrvrr." CAPITOL -"David Co \y EMPIRE to Fa Lotus Deep." GREAT WORLD-—Cabaret Dancing Side-sho*5. Malay Oper. C ..ese Wayangs. Cinema».. HOLLYWOOD —'The Gatfopi Ghost" MARLBOROUGH T;. Ifcty "Nallathaneiil new worud. Cabaret Dancing Sidc-show.s, Malay Operas Chinese Wi\yants. Cinemas, Talkies, etc. PAVILION,- "Bi. a Mill -RITZ Malay
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      338 6 1« ••••■■.(,,,,,,,jr,,,, i l1l|'l|ltfllllllll||l«IUIir SINGAPORE HOTELS j MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL 1 iSB ;X COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 P.M. TO 8.15 P.M. 1 DANCE !U0 TO MIDNIGHT. I I CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA. I CABARET ATTRACTION BILLY CARROLL. m I TO-DAY I I R4FFLES"" SPEC,AL $10 T,FFIN AND j i £4FE ALA carte i2;io
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      8 6 9 i B Tfcl MAKIII O» FAMOUS (jjl^^^^B|
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      184 6 FIGARO Ladies Hairdressers. P ERMANENT WAV! Nii By European Experts. $8, $10 and $15 only. RAFFLES HOTEL, (Room 120) A at 93, Bras Basah Road. TELEPHONE 2868. LATEST ADVERfISKMKNTS REQCIKED ly legal firm a senSor ca dcTk. Sah.rv c mimcm ing $150 inoi Apply Box tio. of,l. co Malaya Tribune.
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      274 6 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS Programme Of Drills Up To The Week-End i The following is the progiamme of drills of the Singapore Volunteer Corps up to and for week ending June 16. 1935: TO-DAY. JUNE 10 8 a.m.—Bukit Timah, S V.R.A., Prize Shoot. TO-MORROW, JUNE 11 8 a.m.—Clifford Pier. M.G. Units, Disembark
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      404 6 S*NGAPO«IE MAILS CLOSE TOMORROW Pa r oangl£at, Sambas and Sing--5 kawang 8 a.m. Taiidjong, Pinang Clubelc) 8 a.m. Tarempa (G- Verspyck) 8 a,m. ipengerang 'Hang Yon> 9 a.m. .Singkep 'He-ng Keat) 10 a.m. Rengat and Tembilohan (Hong Lam> 1 p.m. 'Western Canada and Western States of U.SsA. 1 p.m. ;Hor,gkpng
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    200 HEBREWS APPEAL TO KING
    254 7 Help For Creating Colony In Palestine Braila, Rumania. HEAVEN has decreed to bestow His Grace on Your Majesty that you may celebrate in full vigour and splendour the 25th anniversary of Your Majesty's ascendance to the Throne of the British Empire." This quaint but graceful
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    SAVED BY A CIGARETTE
    108 7 Policeman's Offer To Would-Ber Suicide Munich. By the simple aft of offering a c garette. a policeman of Bomb Norttl Bavaria, prevented a would-be suicide from taking h s life. The suicide, Albrecht Samen. had become depressed through ill-health and had jumped into the river. He
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      221 7 IS TUBERCULOSIS CURABLE Th? Fight against Tuberculosis belongs I most burning questions of humanity; i"P tho*e who are carried off by the fell nt, can be counted by millions. The treat kin of adeuuate hygienic and agreeable conditions, su.h as living in fresh air, work- oms and dwelling places free
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      169 7 X A SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT i 1 FOR LADIES! 1 lITTGjP''^ IbST) c navo nac many favourable S I Mm reports from lady sufferers aboul [jj I J lhe efficacy of our FERTOVO k^/ FERTOVO is a German pro ijj I m duct cures aW menstrual I S l\ \J complaints,
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      316 7 The good word is spreading fast..... You simply cant do better than buy aWESTINGHOUSE lA.C. 8 TUBE SUPERHET Ihe same engineering genus that I built the wo-!d's first Broadcasting J S'.atif.n is r:«p«onsible for this master receiver which has brilliant tone fidelity world-wide range I good volume j OVERSIZE COMPONENTS
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      451 7 TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME 8.8.C. Northern Ireland Orchestra r -DAY'S Empire wireless programme \s as follows: TRANSMISSION 2 620 p.m. Big Ben. The B. B. C. hern Orchestra. I 5Q p.m. The 8.8.C. Dance Orchtseenwich Time Signal at 7.20 p.m.) j 7 35 p.m. Orchestral Concert. a 20 p m. British
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      210 7 PHOHI, HOLLAND t Wireless Programme For i To-Day <P.C.J. 19.71 metres). 7.50 p.m. Dutch National Anthem and opening announcement. 8 p.m. "Meeting Of The Phohi Club." Announcer answers listeners' reports. 8.25 p.m. Records. 8.35 p.m. Declamation by Gustav with harp accompaniment by Rosa Spier. a. Reverie. Harp. J. Thomas. b.
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      188 7 BERLIN, SHORT-WAVE! STATION Wireless Programme For To-Day (D.J.B. 19.74 metres. D.J.M. 31.45 metres; DJQ. 19.63 metres). 4.05 p.m. DJB. DJN Announcement (Germ., Engl.i. German Folk Song. Programme Forecast (Germ., Engl.> 4.20 p.m. Come lightly foot it, b.'itheiy sing. 4.50 p.m. A German's Home-coming. 5Ci p.m. Nature's Writsumidv j We nders.
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      279 8 I The Picture that has captured the Hearts of {he World!: fe I wid LOpperfield'' !With a cast of 65 stars 2 years in the making i W FIELDS, FRANK LAWTON, MAUREEN O'SULI IV A X !l FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW, LIONEL BARRYMORE, ROLAND YOUNG, ELIZABETH ALLAN, Etc. mmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmßam^Jmmmmmmmmmmmm i J§X 6.15—
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      245 8 I Hundreds Turned Away Again Last Night. Owing To Enormous Success n The? Dardar.ella (ompanv Will Give A Third Performance Oi "Falimma |j On Friday Next. JllPaW 6 1 THEATRE ROYAL -to-m.;... I -m irw am; and every show ki:d: Ht' 1 llf ii I J/1 12.000 HAVE SEEN 11
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      267 8 s ,ll|lll;i|l!lnl!ll!tCI i CAPITOL THEATRE MALACCA 'PHONE 243. NIGHTLY 6.13 ft 9.15. I SUNDAY 9TH AND MONDAY. 10TH JUNE. Z "THE WHITE PARADE" I with I I JOHN BOLES and LORETTA YOUNG. S my twp pjMum GEY LA NO 'PHONE 3311. MiS II HiL to-night: g I» Aii TWO SHOWS:
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    THE CINEMAS Malay Talkie At The Ritz
    142 9 The "Tujoh Pedang Kcsaktian," a Malay talkie, was shown to a large audience last night at the Rltz cinema, Geylang. The Chinese name of the picture is "Chit Kiam Puck Hiap," 'on which the Malay version is based. A selected cast of D.E.I,
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    Gay Romantic Comedy At The Roxy
    103 9 Enthusiastic audiences thronged the Roxy Theatre last night at the screening of 20th Century's dashing romantic comedy production "The Affairs Of Cellini." Fredric March portrays Cellini, while Constance Bennett is cast as the Duchess of Florence and Frank Morgan has the role of her
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    NAVAL TALKS
    54 9 Anglo German Parley Continued London. June 8. The Anglo-German naval conversations have been proceeding satisfactorily. In the general discussions the British represen atives gave a survey of the present situation. In addition some technical points were discussed. Thg negotiations will be resumed on June 14. after the Whitsuntide
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    MR. CHEAH GHIM LENG
    227 9 Entertained By Perak Chinese D.C. (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. AVERY pleasant function took place this evening at the Cafe Royal, members of the PerajS Chinese Dramatic Club holding an "At Home" in honour of Mr. Cheah Ghim Leng being appointed a Justice of the
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    274 9 Inch Mohamed Eunus bin Noordin. Office Assistant to State Secretary Johore. with effect from June, 1 1935. ft The Hon. Dato Abdul Rahman bin Mohamed Yaslh. DP M.J P.I.S.. Collector of Land Revenue, Johore Bahru. has been promoted to Class I of the Malay Officers' Scheme, with effect from .Tan
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      328 9 WITHOUT EXTRA COST MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS BY RAIL, SEA OR AIR AT THE CHINA TRAVEL SERVICE GENERAL TOURIST AGENTS. Thone 5248 82, Robinson Road,- Singapore. Head Oafcc with Branches at principal towns SHANGHAI throughout CHINA. INAUGURATION Postponed to JUNE 12 AT i A URELIA'S I NEW SPACIOUS PREMISES J WHERE
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      120 9 Aniseikonia Reading, eyes grow furred skip words and lines. Heads ache. nerve, twitch, stomachs misbehave. uaent fail in their classes. Motorist's and aviators misjudge distances, sonnies fatally. Many persona, so afflicted go from one doctor to another without relief He was suffer.ng from no ailmeut known to Ophthalmology. Now research
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      283 9 i I RECORDS FROM FILM "BREWSTER'S MILLIONS" (NOW SHOWING AT PAVILION). 84£1. I THINK I CAN. r\T., Jack Payne A his Orchestra. ONE GOOD TUNE DESERVES ANOTHER, F.T. Jack Payne his Orchestra. 8443. THE CARANGA, Rumba, The Cuban Havana Band. SIDE WALKS OF CUBA, Rumba, The Cuban Havana Band. OBTAINABLE
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    A MATTER OF NAMES
    739 10 yyE are grateful for the rare and refreshing speeches of Mr. John Hands. He can speak forcefully and he knows how to make every point tell in presenting a good case. The good case under consideration at the moment is, of course, the status of the
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    BRITAIN AND ETHIOPIA
    166 10 Mr. Anthony Eden's Reply To Italian Press British Official Wireless. London. June 7. In the House of Commons to-day Mr. Anthony Eden referred to many wild accusations lately directed against the Biitish Government in the Italian Press and said that it was unfortunate that Mich misrepresema dons
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    MILD EARTHQUAKE
    53 10 Three Injured In Taichu Shock Reuter. Taihoku, June 9. An official report of a mild earthquake at 10.51 a.m. yesterday shows that the epicentre was 15 miles from Taichu. Two villages suffered damage, a wooden schoolhouse and the public market collapsing. The total casualities in the earthquake were
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    25 10 Saturday, June 8. His Excellency and Lady Thomas and Miss Thomas dined with the members of the Singapore Rotary Club at Adelphi Hotel
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    73 10 Dr W. Puleston-Jones. of the Malayan Medical Service, has been granted eight months' leave. Miss M. C. Quln, nursing sister ha* been seconded for service tinder the Tohore Government. Mr. W. H MacLau t >hlin has been an-' pointed to act as Senior Buoerintenden! Preventive branch, Johore Customs Mr. L.
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    Notes and Comments Rotary Conference
    145 10 AF all the social movements launch ed in Malaya during recent years, none has met with quite the success of Rotary. lis appeal is to all races, and many men who could find no previous point of contact have met and learnt to know each
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    Promoting Peace
    190 10 JHE good which Rotary can accomplish in such a country as this in bringing about understanding between members of various races was the keynote of many of the speeches made. As Mr. Bartley said, "there is a tendency, natural enough, perhaps, for different races, though living in one
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    The New Cabinet
    192 10 NEW Cabinet has come into beinp Ui Britain and has had a mixed reception from the London Press. One paper goes so far as to describe it as "nn oid dog with new spots," and it is obvious that the opportunity of making (he Cabinet stronger and
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    "Chariots Shall Rage"
    122 10 CORRESPONDENT who maintains that the prophecies of ancient da}s -are being strikingly fulfilled draws our attention to the following: "The chariots shall rage in the streets; they shall jostle one agai.isi the other in the broad way. They shall seem like totches; they shall run like lightning."
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    Topics Of The Day
    386 10 By "Looker-OiT COME veteran cricketers can still knock up centuries, but a man is as old as he. fields. A Smugglers have been caught with two tons of gorgonzola. It is easy to see what put the customs on the scent. A A A A scientist
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    U.S. Destroyer Squadron Moved To Tientsin
    340 11 STATE DEPARTMENT WORRIED North China Crisis HOPE FOR BRITISH CO-OPERATION Reuter. Washington, June 9. THE Navy Department has denied that the movement of the Des-inn'-r Squadron to Tientsin and a Submarine Flotilla to Chefoo N in any way connected with the SinoJ.ipanese crisis. It
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    SIX RET ORDERS?
    536 11 "Japanese Awaiting The Word To Go" Reuter. London. June 8. I jpitc of the counter interest ol he Cabinet" changes, the Sinoissue is given prominence in the papers with such heaamgs as "Secret Orcier.s to Japanese Army ChieiV Japenest A.mies in China Awaiting the Word to Go."
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    ULTLMATUM WITHHELD
    292 11 Tense Situation Somewhat Relieved Peiping, June 9. The tensi-ty of the situation in North China has been relieved by the decision of the Japanese to withheld their threatened ultimatum in view of the conciliatory Chinese attitude as evidenced bv General Ho Ying Chin closing down his Political Training
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    BRITISH ADVISER
    127 11 Sir Frederick Leith Ross Going To China London, June 9. The Foreign OTice His Maics y's Government, as has been stated in Parliament on several occasions. have been wa'c'iing with close at'.<»i>ticn the recent developments in the financial and economic si cf China. They have now arranged thut
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    GOLD FORWARDS
    88 11 Measures To Discourage Speculation Reuter. London, June 8. j DEtJTER learns tnat the Bank of England has circularised all London BaniCs and bul ion biokers, resquesting them -o refrain from forward dealings in gold, Or; account of speculation but stating that it Is perm.ssible to deal in gold
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    NEW SECRETARY FOR INDIA
    252 11 Official Statement PLEDGES CONTINUITY OF POLICY British Official Wireless. London, June 0. Zetland has issued the following statement on taking- office i*s Secretary for India: I am gratified at the opportunity of being associated once more in so intimate a manner with the destinies of India.
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    NO DESIRE TO TALK
    208 11 Mrs. Dr. Lawrence In Singapore THE Antenor. which arrived in Singapore at 3 p.m. yesterday, had on boaid, among the passengers, Mrs. and Dr. M. R. Lawrence, the mother and the elder brother of the late Col. T. E. LawTence. who was universally known as "Lawrance
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    ON OTHER PAGES
    27 11 FINANCIAL NEWS, .3 CLUB DIARY, 6. WIRELESS PROGRAMMES 7. ROTARY CONFERENCE, 12 SPORTS NEWS, 14, 15 and 16. AMERICAN TRIBUTES TO THE KING, 19.
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    FRANCE'S BUDGET DEFICIT
    77 11 M. Laval's Speech To New Chamber t.. n Reuter. Paris, June 8. THE Socialists voted against the Plen- 1 ary Powers Bill, but somg Radicals, who voted against the previous bills, abstained from voting. M. Laval, in a brief conciliatory speech before the vote, said thai the
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    JAPAN AND LABOUR
    149 11 "Absolute Opposition" To 40-Hour Week Tokyo. MEMBERS of the Japanese Delegation, representing capitalists to the International Labour Conference at Geneva to be held in June, will flatly reject the proposed international agreement for a 40-hour week. This was decided ot the All-Japan Federation of Industrial Organizations at
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    BRITISH FILMS
    98 11 Increase Of Registered Percentage British Official Wireless. London, June 8. RETURNS for the year show that the aggregate length of registered Alms, exclusive of news reels, etc., exhibited in cinematograph theatres in Great Britain was 36,256 million feet, as compared with 34.100 million feet in the previous year.
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    LORD CARSON IMPROVES
    39 11 British Official Wireless. London, June 9. As a result of a better night, Lord Cat son, who is displaying remarkable vitality and reserve of strength in his exhausting illness, was slightly stronger this morning.—British Official Wireless.
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    CHINA SHIPPING
    51 11 Hongkong, June 9. The Hongkong Government now recognises Chinese shipping officers. The new China Merchants steamers are now allowed to touch at Hongkong. —Sin Chew Jit Poh. The M.M. liner d'Artagnan is due at S'ngapore from Saigon <o-moriow at 7 a.m. and will leave for Colombo at 3
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    ROYAL WHITSUNTIDE
    92 11 Fourth Jubilee Drive Of Their Majesties British Official Wireless. London, June 9. THE last of the four Roya; Jubilee drives took place this afternoon, when, the King and Queen made a semi-state tour of West London. The enthusiasm of the crowds, who assembled in great numbers along the
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    PRINCESS ROYAL BETTER
    50 11 Viscount Snowden Undergoes An Operation British Official Wireless. London, June 9. The Princess Royal, who underwent an operation at a nursing home recently, continues to make satisfactory progress The condition of Viscount Snowden, who underwent an operation on Thursday night, is reported as satisfactory.— British Official Wireless.
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    GRAN CHACO DISPUTE
    78 11 Settlement Reached By Mediators •> Reuter. Buenos Aires, .rune y. IGREEMENT for the settlement of the H Gran Chaco dispute has been reached by mediators, according to an official communique. It is understood that the agreement is based on measures for demobdisation and demilitarisation, ruling out the
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    AGREEMENT ACCEPTED
    95 11 Reuter. Buenos Aires, June 10. The agreement was accepted by the Foreign Ministers of Bolivia and Paraguay for reference to their Government. It provides for a cessation of hostilities for a fortnight with the possible extension and reduction and reduction of the strength of the two armies by
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    Combining Fellowship With Goodness
    284 12 Combining Fellowship With Goodnes s ROTARY DINNER IN SINGAPORE Successful Function H.E. THE GOVERNOR PRESENT Singapore, Saturday. A GATHERING of 300 Rotarians and their guests were present at the Rotary Dinner held at the Adelphi Hotel to-night when the Singapore Rotary Club were the hosts to the visiting delegates to
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    PRESIDENTS SPEECH
    353 12 Shanghai Rotarian's Generous Gift ■Km MM. %> Addressing the gathering next, Mr. Raper said: The General Committee very kindly arranged that I was not to make a speech to-night, but I request your kind indulgence for a couple of minutes. I should like to draw the atten ion
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    THE VISITORS
    564 12 Sir Andrew Caldecott's Humorous Speech Proposing the toast of the visiters, Sir Andrew Caldecott made a most humorous 8p^6cll He said that in order that too much might not be expected of an after-dinnei speech and in order also that an afterdinner speaker might enjoy the ease and
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    MR. CHOO KIA PENG
    594 12 Thanks For The Hospitality Extended Replying to the toast of the visitors, Mr. Choo Kia Peng said: I am grateful to you for the privilege you have given me of replying on behalf of the visitors, the acknowledgment of your hospitality and the toast which Sir
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    SUNDAY'S FUNCTIONS
    329 12 A Dinner At Mandaiay Villa Singapore, Monday. THE Rotary Conference of the Malaga 1 and Siam district was continued vesSday The plenary session was held £I the morning at the conference room in the Adelphi Hotel. It was decided that the n e xt annual conference would be
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    FRENCH SENATE VOTE
    20 12 Reuter. Paris. June 8. The Senate has passed the Plenary Powers Bill by 233 vates to 15.—Reuter.
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    MR. HU HAN MIN COMING
    163 12 South China Leader On Way To Italy I Singapore, Monday. MR Hu Han Mm, the veteran Kuomintang leader, is expected in Singapore on Thursday by the Conte Verde on his way to Italy and Switzerland, to recuperate after his recent illness. He sailed from Hongkong
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    A DOMESTIC ANIMAL
    86 12 How The Bee Is Regarded In Czechoslovak Law Prague. "The bee is considered in the Czechoslovak legal system t<o be a domestic animal." This announcement has been made to beekeepers by the Czechoslovak Ministry of Agriculture. An importa.it result of this declaration is tha.- beekeepers will be
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    "I HATE RAILWAYS"
    83 12 Girl s Alleged Attempt To Wreck Express Los Angeles. "I hate all railways; that's why I did it," declared 14-year-old Norma Roberts, when charged with attempting to wreck the "Su.iset Limited" express near Oceano, California, by plac.ng stones and posts on the rails. The obstruction was noticed
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    61 12 The death cf Mrs Spodc. wife of Mr. I, G. Spodc formerly of Singapore, occurred in Melbourne on Friday in her forty-third >oar. Mr C S. See. proprietor of the Universal Sports Co.. Kuala Lumpur, is in Singapore in connection with the Rotary Conference, 3nd will leave on Thursday on
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    THE ULTIMATUM
    688 12 Similar Note Sent To Nanking Shanghai, June 10. The Japanese military authorities in Peiping and Tientsin lodged a son of SSnSfimf yesterday with Genera .Ho Ying Ching. the chairman of the PejFJf Military Council, and Marshal Chiang Kai Shek's nominee in control in North China. The "ultimatum" contains
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    AWARDED NEARLY £3,000
    74 12 British Actor's Claim Against Steamship Company Los Angeles. Mr. Edward Steuart, Tavant, described as an English actor, has been awarded a judgment of 14,000 dollars (nearly £3,000) againsti the Dollar Steamship Co. Mr. Tavant complained of injuries received when he became entangled in a rope as the
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    A YOUNGER BRITISH CABINET
    438 12 Three Men Under 40 EXTRA SEAT FOR LIBERALS Reuter. London, June 9. rpHE reconstruction of the Cabinet l was effected yesterday with remarkable expedition and the mm mum of excitement. During the atternoon Hi. hamsaj HacDonald was addressing the House Of Commons on defence questions as
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    AMPHIBIAN TANKS
    122 12 Army Experiments In France Paris. Frcnch Army tanks, like submarines, may soon bo given the order l-o "plunge." Experiments are being made with a view to enabling tanks to cross shallow rivers without getting water in the engine. A French inventor has discovered a plastic substance which, when
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    THE TIN CONTROL SCHEME
    1289 13 Mr. Mair's Statement Vi PEIsGKALEN, LTD., MEETING (By Ajr Mail) London, May 29. ol-EAKING at the twenty-seventh ordinary general meeting re holders held at the Market I.v.hange, Kedruth, on Wednesday Mr. F. E. Mair (the chairman t the company) first reviewed the atement of accounts for*
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    "A DRUNKEN NATION"
    188 13 Bishop's Indictment Against U.S.A. Lowell, Massachusetts. "A staggering, drunken nation—that is he United States," declared Bishop Adni Leonard, of the Methodist Episcopal hurch, addressing 800 delegates to the nnual New England conference of the hurch her<». 'I would rather be the lowliest resident f the lowliest nation
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    GREETED BY "CUSTOMER"
    142 13 Governor Who Was Once A Newsboy Boston. A diminutive, bespectacled woman pushed Iwr way through n)W of sorters n<l iffkials grasp tho hand of Governor James Curley, of Massachusetts, at a function here. "Hey. Governor." she called out "1 rased to buy papers from you The Governor,
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    Whitsuntide Sport In Malaya: Tennis. Cricket And Soccer
    262 14 F.M.S. LEADS THE COLONY IN ANNUAL TENNIS DUEL Surprise Defeat Of Singapore Champion COMPETITION HHi GUILLEMAHD AND McCABE REAY CUPS >* Singapore, Monday. THE annual lawn tennis eompetii ion between the Straits Settlements ami the Malay Slates for the Guillemardand McCabeßeay Cups,
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    SURPRISE DEFEAT
    417 14 Soo Loses To Malayan Champion The surprise of the day was the defeat oj the Singapore Champion, L>m Bong Sou, by the Malayan champlru, Chin Kee Onn, the play going into the third set. In the opening Kee Onn seemed a lit tie neiV'-US, Whilst Bong Soo settled
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    McCABE REAY CUP
    597 14 Dour Fight Between Mrs. Allin And Mrs. Laing In the w< men's play the most interesting match was between Mr:;. AJI»n (M.S.), and Mis. Laing. The match Wen I into the third set and dusk was f;;U ntr by the tint they were finished. A dour struggle was seen in
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    Niuh Tay Poh (Perak) winner of the 440 yds, flat race at the All-Singapore Chinese Athletic sports held yesterday.
    19 14 Niuh Tay Poh (Perak) winner of the 440 yds, flat race at the AllSingapore Chinese Athletic sports held yesterday.
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    GUILLEMARDE CUP WON BY F.M.S.
    142 14 The Guillemarde Cup was won by the F.M.S. who beat the Colony by 20 points to 16. 'I he last doubles resulted fi\ R. L. Giut and Chin Kee On (F.M.S.) beating Chua Choon Leong and Tan Huck Toh 6—3, 3—6, 6—4. McCABE REAY CUP
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    CLAY PIGEON SHOOT
    325 14 S.V.R.A. Meeting To Discuss Proposal 1 i A MEETING will be held at the Drill Hall, Beach Road, under the auspices of the Singapore Volunteer Rifle Association, on Thursday, June 13, at 5.15 p.m. to discuss introducing this sport. Membership in the Singapore Volunteer Corps or the
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    SINGAPORE'S STRONG POSITION AGAINST NEGRI
    1237 14 Visitors' Struggle To Avert Defeat SURPRISE FOR SELANGOR: PENANG SCORE 272 FOR 5 Singapore, Monday. (SINGAPORE are now in a fa you r. able position in their cricket match against Negri Sembilan. After dismissing the visitors for 93 rr-ns, they declared their first innines closed
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    NEGRI BEATEN BY AN INNINGS
    24 14 Negri were all out at 12.05 p.m. for 100 runs, Singapore thus winning by an innings and 27 runs.
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    "BELLE ISLE"
    79 14 Savannah, Georgia. The British yes c| "Belle Isle," which was recently seized here as a rum-runner, has been handed over to the U.S. Coastguard ol" this area for use in the fight against smuggled 1 quor cargoes from the West Indies. The coastguard authorities asked permission to have
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    How Singapore Beat Negri On Saturday
    943 15 NARROW VICTORY BY ODD GOAL Malaya Cup Game GREAT NUMBER OF FREE KICKS Om Own Correspondent) Scremban, Saturday. UMH X comi.lions that should have m .i<lt Hit Seremban padang just suito\ the Singapore team, the Malaya {up fixture with the Negri this afUrii resulted
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    ENGLAND'S TEST TEAM
    91 15 To Meet South Africans On June 15 ENGLAND S team to meet the South Africans in the First Test match which will begin at Nottingham on June 15 will be selected from the following: Mr. R. E. S. Wvatt (Capt.). Mr. K. W. V. Robins (Middlesex). Mr.
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    JAPANESE GOLFERS
    269 15 Doing Well Against Americans Tokyo. OFFICIALS of the Japan Golf Association aie visibly elated over the rej suits achieved by the team of six Japanese professional golfers now in America to participate in the United Open Championship. After suffering a defeat in their fir:,, match on California soil,
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    THE SELECTIONS
    64 15 (By "WINNING POST") Race 1. SPOILT GIRL TOLONG LAGI MISS WOO. Race 2. MALAINEY LA REYNARDE. FRIENDSHIP Race 3. NUMERO TREIZE. GOLDEN ST\R QUICK 7 ARCH. Race 4. APPLEWOOD LADY AGNES CODELLUS Hate 1 TRYPHOSA. BINTANG TUJOH CLICK Race 6. WELL SPUN. ISLE OF BONNY. PALM OIL RajOl.
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    BELMONT STAKES
    33 15 Kentucky Derby Winner's Success Reuter. Belmont Park, June 9. Omaha, the winner of the Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes, won the $50,000 Belmont Stakes, Opiaha was a 7 to 10 favourite.
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    FRED PERRY
    370 15 Loss Of Much Popular Sympathy FRED PERRY, the No. 1 lawn tennis player of the world, arrived home in an unhappy stae of mind, writes the j London Correspondent of the S.CM.P. His engagement had been broken ofl. 1 and he was aware, I am afraid, that he
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    54 15 In a friendly soccer match played on the Clerical Union ground on ca,turciu\ the team of the Royal Army Medical Corps trcuccd the Clerical Unions eleven ♦o the tune of bix goals to two Mr. Sng Hoe refcreed. The soldiers pressed a good line of forwards. The losers
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    DAVIS CUP TENNIS COMPETITION
    83 15 Australia's Tussle With France Reuter. Paris, June 9. IN the Davis Cup competition, Crawl ford (Australia beat Berlin (Franco) 6-4. 4-6. 6-3. 6-3; (France) beat McGrath (Australia) 6—4, 4—6. B—6. 6—l. In the Doubles, Crawford and Quisi (Australia* beat Borotra and Marcel Bernard (France) 6-3, 4-6,
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    NON-BENDERS' REUNION
    85 15 Interesting Match At Ipoh In August WHAT promises lo be an interesting event of the cricket season will be the coming Non-Benders' cr.ckel match in which His Shcnlon Thomas will most likely take part. The match has been lixed for Aug. 10 and 11, next, at Ipoh. There
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      384 15 SELANGOR TURF CLUB Handicaps For To-Day's Races THE following are the handicaps for to- day's races at Kuala Lumpur: RACE 1. Ponies Class 2, Divn, 2, a furs., 3.00 p.m.: Blue Blu.'f ».7, Spoilt Girl M, Twinkling Eye; ,x.! 2, Sky High 810. Carwren B.J, Tolong Lag! b.G. Can Do
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    VARSITY ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIPS
    1064 16 Cambridge Success SCORES IN ALL 15 EVENTS (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Corresponds!j London, May 22. Cambridge, competing as the Alver stone Club in order to emphasise that they were not quite at their full March strength, won the Universities' Athletic Union Championship ai the White
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    HIS ANTI-CHRISTIAN BOASTS
    371 16 "Time For Conflict" Has Come PREACHING to a rapt congregation in his church at Dahlem on Maundy Thursday. Pastor Martin Niemoeller. the former submarine commander, who is J one of the most fearless and influential of the German Confessional leaders, de- plored the anti-Christian sentiments ex- j
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    TEST SELECTORS
    258 16 Views Of Spectators Must Be Considered U/HEN the time comes—"as come it will for a' that!''—when England's test match selectors consider only cricket qualifications in choosing their teams the country will return to its former greatness, writes a correspondent in a London paper. At least, that is what
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    BRITISH AMATEUR GOLF
    368 16 Play In Final HOW LITTLE BEAT TWEDDELL London, May 25. BY beating 38-year-old Dr. William Tweddell by one hole in the final of the British Amateur Golf Championship at St. Annes to-day. \V. Lawson Little holds the distinction of beinjr the first American to win the title
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    RECORD ESTABLISHED
    38 16 Russian Sets New Mark For Weight Throw Moscow. Nicola.s Kcshclev. Leningrad. hJ< established a new record for medium weight throwing by having made i throw Of 102.1 kilos and bettering the previous record by 2.1 kilos.
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