Malaya Tribune, 13 June 1935

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's First National. Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol XXII. -No. 130 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1935 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Thursday. June 13, 1935. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1935. FIVE cents:
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      115 1 %nJ The ©ribairc Dominant In zSMa/aya 'P; PfA/ST C° IT H) KiiAi a. i i rvi m PB^B MILK THE PERFECT FOOD j FOR BABY I {Blue Cross The Perfect Milk f ii -1 -in imm* ioimm mm iml—j. mhmmmmww^mmwhhmm» <••■••• I I II I ITU I i i' i
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      140 1 THE "CONTAX" CAMERA Sole Agents THE SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT CO., P.O. Box 92. SINGAPORE. The Original *£|S| <^jpk PRfMUS W Q, Whether for HEATING and LIGHTING or scca- y rv *)L^ ional COOKING vvh en it seems unnecessary I to light wood fire the Original Primus Ap- paratus has no equal
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    Shipping News & Notices. SAFETY MEASURES IN FRENCH LINE
    916 2 Shipping News Notices. SAFETY MEASURES IN FRENCH LINE Special Regulations And Alarm Signals REGULATIONS have just been issued by R he French tfne which are to be observed on boar 1 "neir vessel, to ensure tta safety ed on ooaru nt rejfU iat .ons conform to French Government dated Sept.
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    THE MANTUA
    111 2 To Make One More Trip For Far East The P. and O. Mantua, under ihc command cl Captain J. M. Legg, arrived in Singapore last week from London, outward bound to the Far East. When she returns Home after the present voyage, the Mantua does cne mor? trip
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      395 2 STEAMER SAILINGS IP&^^arid BRITISH INDIA P. O. S. X. Co.'s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore. 1935. RAWALPINDI 17,000 June 21 BHUTAN 0,100 July 4 KAISAR-I-HIND 11,500 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 Aug. 16 BURDWAN 6,070
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      32 2 O.S.K.LLINE s.s. "ARIZONA MARU" (10,000 G. Tons). LEAVES SINGAPORE JULY 11, direct for COLOMBO Ist 3rd Deck. $120. $31.20 $17. For further particulars please apply to: OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA, TEL. 5337—9. I
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      511 2 •>l ItlllllTO II I IiHi:llll*»n«ll»llimil|fTOtll|lllll|l!|lli!»WHII|IHI HEAP ENG MOH S.S. CO., LIMITED. (RED FUNNEL LINE) (Incorporated in Straits Settlements) REGULAR PASSENGER and Cargo Services? from Singapore to Java, Borneo. Banka and Billiton. For BATAVIA, CHERIBON AND SEMARANG (Every Tuesday and Friday) s.s. GIANG SENG Fri. June 11 s.s NAM YONG Tues.
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      194 2 N.Y.K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated in Japan). To London via Naples, Marseilles. Nex*. Sailings— 193g *s i SUWA MARU fn s s FUSHIMI MARU f si' IIAKOZAKI MARU W rns. TERUKUN1 MARU July 24 Kushinh Maru 1st class. 2nd class. London gJO «2» To Japan
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      515 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. TO GENOA, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From Spore. Malacca. Port Penang. M S Sham. MEONIA 25-0 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 30-8 LALANDIA 17-9 17-9 18-9 20-9 JUTLANDIA 8-10 8-10 9-10
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      477 2 STEAMER SAILING!? NQRDDEUTSCHER ll (Incorporated in The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. 1935. SCHARNHORST" For Manila, Hongkong Shanghai June 17 I ISAR, for Manila, Hongkong. 5 Shanghai, North China Japan July 4 I SAALE. for Hongkong, Shanghai, North China Japan July 14 HOMEWARDS. For Rotterdam, Hamburg Bremen. SAARBRUCKEN,
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    167 3 LITTLE INTEREST SHOWN Buyers Still Showing Caution By Our Financial Correspondent Singapore, Thursday morning. To day's Prices Rubber (Singapore), 20% cts., UP !/y Ct. Market Tone: Quiet. Tin (Singapore), $114%, up $2%. Usterday's Prices: London: 6 3 16d., up 1 16d. New York: 12% cts., up 116
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    Financial News & Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    21 3 Financial News Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS Tne following share quotations are issued by Fiaser and Co., and LyalJ and Evatt:—
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    MINING
    603 3 Singapore, Thursday, 10 a.m. Issue Fraser yail Va ue Co. Evatt 4 Ampat 4 3 4 6xd 4 3 4 6cd £1 A. Kumbang 31,- 33cd 31|6 33|6cd El A. Malay sy|- bi s* r 61|--5- Aver Hitam 1313 14|- 13i3 14|Sl A. Weng 1.95 2.00 1.90 200 El
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    172 3 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL ISSUED BY FRASER CO. EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS Buyers Beuer* 5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Mar. 31, Sept. 30 110 112 norn 1907 red. 1941 $1,600,000 Interest Mar. 31 Sept. 30 114V 2 HOy? nom 4V 2 1909 red 1955 $1,000,000 Interest Mar. 31. Sept.
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    RUBBER.
    369 3 Singapore, Thursday, 10 a.m. Issue Value. Frastr Lyall and Shires. and 0* Evatt. 1 Allenby 1.50 1.60 1.55 1.65xd IA. Gajah 1.05 1.20 1.10 1.20 IA. Hitam 1.55 1.65 1.60 I.Bocd IA. Moiek 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 ft
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    GENERAL.
    364 3 ft 4i DLOfITJfO QUOTATIONb 9 m B 09 >CL> Issue Fraser Lyall Value. Co. Evatt. $2 A. Brick Ord. 1.30 1.35 1.30 1.35 $2 A. Brick 7ft% 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|- 121j- 127|--40 B.M. Broadcasting .2 ft
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    MONEY MARKET
    84 3 Reuter Wireless. London. June 8. On the Money Market, though there was by no means an over-abundance of supplies, short loans were fairly easily obtainable. Discounts, however, remained firm and following the recent co-operation between market Houses and the Clearing Banks another step forward has been made resulting
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    WORLD PRODUCTION AND TRADE
    506 3 Industrial Activity Is Reassuring THE Apiil number of the Monthly 1 Builet.n of Statistics of the League of Nations, i*jdently pubiitihed, gives, in addition to the recurrent tables, information concerning the value of world trade and trade by countries 1929-1934, trade balances, world gold reserves and
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    5 PER CENT. INCREASE IN TIN QUOTAS
    123 3 Insufficient To Meet Spot Demand Reuter. The Hague, June 11. International Tin Committee has decided to recommend that the signatory Government's quotas be fixed at 50 per cent, for three months, beginning from July 1. LONDON DISAPPOINTED The decision of the International Tin
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    AYER MOLEK RUBBER CO., LTD.
    28 3 The rubber crop of the above estate for the month of May 1935, was 19,652 lb. Tc**l for 7 rnrmtr«<; 1?3 394 Jh.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    90 3 Success Of Corporation Issues Reuter Wireless. London, June 11. THE Stock Exchange generally remained Under the holiday influence "and the volume of business was small. The gr.at success of the Manchester Corporation loan which was issued at 99, and the possibility of further atfractive competitive Corporation issues, de-
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    STOCK MARKETS
    73 3 London, June 12. STERLING on New York is 4 94, v Paris 74-15 16. Gold is 140s. 9d., a decrease of Is. Id. On the Stock Markets, Home industrials, particularly iron and steel shares, were very strong as the re*u/: of the agreement between the Biitish Iron and
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    LYALL & EVATT'S DAILY REPORT
    198 3 LYALL EVATT'S DAILY REPORT Singapore, Thursday. MINING: The Tin Committee's recommendation of an increase in international quotas of 5 per cent, only, to 50 per cent., which presumably will allow 36 per cent, domestic production has disappointed the market; but locally share remain steady and it is generally considered only
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    TIN AND RUBBER OUTPUTS
    133 3 Messrs. Borneo Co., Ltd. advice thf following tin and rubber outputs for May. 1935: •TIN Pahang Consolidated Co. Ltd 1,697 Pels. looh Tin D/edeing Ltd. 'A. Etam> 581 Pels. 187.800 yd. treated 592 hou s run. Sungei Kinta Tin Dredging Ltd. 2. 0 Pels 122,300 yd.
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      196 3 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. MfAH OFFICE: 16D, Cecil St., Singapore. G. JOHNSON, General Manager. Nederlandscbe Handel Waalsetarpij N. V. (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY) E stahlished in Amsterdam, 1824. HEAD OFFICE: AMSTERDAM. WITH BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HAGUE, BATAVIA.
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      25 3 THE SOUTIT BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated in New Zealand). FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. nvvir-p. t> ftvt iivsnv CPFFV
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      442 3 IF EVERY WIFE KNEW WHAT EVERY WIDOW KNOWS EVERY HUSBAND WOULD BE ADFQUATELY INSURED, in insurance. |i\\ r e offer you something unusual The International has devised 8 an exclusive insurance feature: J The Disability Compensation Clause. 8 Under this Clause we not only 9 pay certain benefits in case
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      519 4 M. HASSAN, M 17. BRAS BAJ3AH ROAD. SINGAPORE. We undertake all sorts of work in electrical, gas and water service lines. We give Drompt attention to all lordersI orders elthfcr big or &mall. Why not consult us about your requirements Ertimate submitted upon request without charge or obligation. 'PHONE 3411.
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      520 4 WANTED WANTED Jazz Set. second-hand. mW»ture preferred. Write stating price to Jazz' Metropole Hotel. ~~WANTED—A Pr smatic binocular and a telescope (secondhand). Particulars to Box No. 667, c o Malaya Tribune. WANTED -A Young Man to be apprenticed for position of asst. manager. Good nr isnecta but hard work. Apply
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      541 4 AUCTION SALE OF Valuable jewelleries, comprising brilliant and diamond earrings, pendant, brooches, bangles, rings, etc. To be held at The saleroom of Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng Co., Ltd., No 30, Chulia Street, ON SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1935, At 10.30 a.m. (Now on view). Singapore, 11th June. 1935. CHEONG KOON SENG
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      498 4 MOOI CHIN RESTAURANT, recently established. Comer of PURVIS STREET. Modern sanitary fillings, open air tables served, well ventilated rooms tor private parties. English Chinese meals can be- obtained at any time. Courteous service and satisfaction guaranteed. A trial will convince you. We also cater for outside orders for wedding, engagement
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      325 4 A NEW SPIRIT IN THE MEDICAL WORLD. A speciality for complicated end 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
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      195 4 UNFAILING SERVICE I THAT IS WHAT YOU GET WHEN YOU ENTRUST ALL YOUR CLOCK, WATCH GRAMOPHONE REPAIRS To 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD (Near Middle Road> Contractors for the Repair of Clocks I& Watches to the British Army and R.A.F. Base :n Malaya. EYESIGHT Safeguard your eyes—they are you> greatest possession*
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    THREE-POWER GOLD AGREEMENT?
    205 5 Stabilisation Move FRANCE CURBING speculation Reuter Wireless. Paris, June 11. \V IT a v,ew to curbing speculation, which already is declining, the Bank of France has decided to'suspend advances on gold bullion but 'he date of the coming into operalion of this decision is not stated. The
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    CLERGY CONFERENCE
    710 5 Bishop's Address To The Diocese Singapore, Wednesday. JHE Clergy Conference of the Diotese of Singapore was begun at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday ening when the Rt. Rev. Basil •by Roberts, the Bishop of Singae, delivered an address to the ra< mbers of the Conference, rhe Conference will last
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      138 5 Itch Cause Killed In 7 Minutes Tour skin haa nearly 50 mfllion tiny fleams or pores where tiny germs or parasites can hid** and cause your skin to Itch, 'rack, Peel, Burn, also Eczema, Dhobv Itch, RitUJTWOnn, Pimples, Acne, Crotch-Itch, and Singapore Foot. Don't waste time with ordinary methods. You
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      103 5 molfmwm^'m mamm mMßmmmM^ygmwd The good word is spreading I fast 1 You simply cant do better I than buy a I WESTINGHOUSE A.C. I 8 TUBE SUPERHET I I The same engineering genius that I built the world's first Broadcasting J 1 Station is responsible for this master I I
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      168 5 I R4DIO SETS AND COMPONENTS. I LOUD SPEAKERS PICKUPS AERIALS 3 I RECORD (HANGERS MOTORS M FTP PS J SWITCHES VALVES TRANSFORMKRS EVERYTHING IN THE RADIO LINE j SOLDERING IRONS AT $1.00 EACH. g I Private Telephones Manual and Automatic [j| I M. fc. NATHAN, I X 25, 27 29,
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      611 5 1 BERUN STlT I T 0 nN T WAVE PH0HI H0LLA TO-DAY'S EMPIRE &1A1ION PROGRAMME T Wireless Programme For Wireless Programme For, To-Day "Never Say Die:" A PCJ: 19.71 Metres). COHiedy (DJB: 19.74 Metres- DJN- U 4a lfet~. [f? P m Dutch National Anthem and DJQ: Metres, 3 n <""*einent.
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW- TO-DAYS SHIPPING
    41 6 THE COMPIEGNE The Compiegne is due here from Saigon on Friday at 6 a.m. and will Ktf] on the same day at 3 p.m. for Macrxa?. pondichery, Colombo, Djibouti Port Said and Marseilles.
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    125 6 3HTS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO AHRIVE Singapore, Jane 13. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Cremer 22; Muinam 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Santhia 18: Gewang 16; Cape St. George 15; Stagen 13; Suwa Ma:u 11; Saarbrueken 8; Carte Verde 6. Empire Dock (Entrance Gale 3)
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    MAILS TRANSFERRED
    27 6 Mails for Philippine Islands originally advertised for despatch by the Eengalen m 15th instant will now be despatched by the Scharnhorst closing on 17th tnst.
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    MONEY MARKET
    199 6 SELLING Singapore, June 13. London 4 months' sight 4 1 London 3 months' sight London 60 days' sight J London 30 days' sight id io demand f 3 29 3 2 Lyons and Paris demand 803 Hamburg demand i u New York demand Bathvia and Sourabaya u c
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    103 6 British Official Wireless. London, June 12 Paris r /4 51 64. New York 4.93 7 8 Montreal 4.94 7 Brussels 29.14. Geneva 15.11. Amsterdam 7.29 2 Milan 59 7 b. Berlin 12.22. Stockholm 19.39 1 2Copenhagen 22.39 Vb odo Vienna 26 4Prague 113 1 /i. Madrid 36 v
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    PRODUCE
    205 6 Singapcie, Jane 13. r 9iam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $141 r" (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $139 r' (Siam) w. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $137 RiCfc, B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $113 Rice, B. Siam N. 2 pa Koyan $113 Rico Siam Al
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    116 6 Mails expected from China, by the J Conte Verde, due at Singapore to-day. Mails expected from China, by the Santhia. due at Singapore to-day. Mai's expect'd from China and Japan, by the Singapore Mam, due at Singapore to-morrow. Mails oxoccLd from China and Japan by the Calcutta Marti,
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    DIARY Of Ttit DAY] i WHAT'S ON?
    93 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, JUNE 13 High Tides.—B.26 a.m.. 8.0.) p.m. Football: S.A.F.A. League, Div. 1. RA. v. S.C.F.A., Anson Road Stadium; Div. 111, Wiltshire* v. Medical Bei Medical College ground; com. ip, Straits Times v. M.P.H.. V MCA., H. and
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    AURELIA'S
    129 6 New Premises In Capitol Building Singapore, Thursday. The pleasant green blinds with Amelia's written on them have been down in front of the first three shop windows of the Capitol Theatre block in Stamford Road for two weeks. For the first time they were drawn yesterday, oreveal tastefully dressed
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    MR. REX ALLEN
    132 6 Supervising Johore Military Forces' Orchestra Mr Rex Allen, the pianist of Raffles Hotel Orchestra, has been appointed by the Sultan of Johore to supervise the .cpption rf the .Tohoro Militaiy Forces band during the abc-ence on leav cf Tieut. R. V. S. Wright. The Sub an takes
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      321 6 1 I i SINGAPORE HOfELS i faffk* IPS 1 MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL J TO-NIGHT I SPECIAL DINNER CONCERT 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. DANCE (Formal) 9.45 to midnight, 1 CABARET SUCCESS —BILL\ CARROLL. ,\P DANCER OF WARNER BROS. FILMS FAME. APPEARING NIGHTLY. NON-DINERS *LOO. I RAFFLES C4FE- SPECIAL SI.OO TIFFIN. A
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      184 6 SIMULTANEOUS SCREENING AT THE GRAND THEATRE (NBW WORLD SERANGOON ROAD JALAN BESAR). 6.30 PJI. NIGRTLY 9 P.M. Prices of Admission include free entrance to New World 20 cts., 3."> cts., 4.» cts.. GO cts. and 73 its. j Empire Talkie 7 p.m. (TANJONG PAG AR' RO AD) 9.30 P.M. The
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      6 6 DEANS UNITED OPERA. "HOON 800 TENG."
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      224 6 FIGARO Ladies Hairdressers. PE R M A N E N T W AVI NO I?v European Experts. $8, $10 and $15 only. RAFFLES HOTEL. (RoOP 120) at 93 Bras Basah LoadTELEPHONE 28». LATEST ADVERTtSKMI NtS CHINESE DWPENSEE V. v 1" A,,ly st-ifn-r' l C ore ai i-' tj ?nca« j
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      210 6 SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY South India (Conte Verde) 2 p.m. ♦Europe, Great Britain and Europe generally 9 nm (Conte Verde) 2 p.m. Ceylon (Conte Verde) 2 p.m. China .generally. Western Canada and Western State* Ol US A. <C 2p. Scone fCrcmer) 2 p.m. Aden (Karapara) 3 p.m. tot Africa (Karapara.
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    INFANT THROWN INTO CANAL
    1162 7 Mother Charged WOMAN'S STATEMENT TO CORONER Singapore, Wednesday. THE Singapore Coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter, opened an inquiry' torn connection with the death of wly-barn female Chinese, who found floating i n the Canal I Ihe Tanglin district, near the Ling School in Orchard Road, on
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    SERIOUS AFFRAY
    126 7 Alleged Stabbing At Hock Lam Street i Singapore, Wednesday. A SERIOUS affray was reported to have occurred, at Hock Lam Street shortly after midnight yesterday. A male Chinese is alleged to have been assaulted and stabbed by several persons. He received abrasions on his body and arms and
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    GREEKS & MONARCHY
    99 7 GREEKS MONARCHY Election Indecisive: Plebiscite Necessary Reuter Wireless. Athens, June 11. The situation with regard to tile qui sticn of the restoration cf the Monarchy. as affected by the result of the general election, is clarified bv Gene.a! Kondylis, Minister for War, who tales that the plebiscite will be held
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    CURRENCY CONTROL
    83 7 City Of Danzig Sets The Example Reuter. Berlin, June 12 MESSAGE from Danzig announces the establishment of a foreign rur. rency control vihto ic-.ul.ite ti c acquisition ,**rd expor of loreip.n currencies of gold and other precious iretals in Danzig. Currency of foreign currencies ;an only be bought
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    CANTON NEWS
    62 7 Hongkong, June 12. Pclitical changes ar? expected to tak? olace in Kwangtung. Messrs. Lim Wan Kai. Li Sin Kan and Chan Yong, lead ing officials of the Government, have tendered their resigna'ions A meeting of the Canton Government fceld yesterday, passed the issue of the $5,000,000 domestic loan,
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    FULL COURT OF CIVIL APPEAL
    106 7 Session In Singapore On Monday A SESSION of the Full Court of Civil n Appeal will begin at Singapore next Monday. Sir Samuel Thomas (Chief Justice, F.M.S.) and Mr. Justice, Whitley (of Penang) will be here for the session. This will enable four judges, including
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    CHINA ADMIRAL
    62 7 Collapse Was Due To Dysentery Reuter. Wcihaiwci, June 12. THE Decoy has arrived and naval men 1 do not disclose the nature of Admiral Sir Federick DreVer's illness, at his own reque.s f It is stated that his condition has improved. Later. It is announced that the Admiral
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    MARRIED AGAIN
    57 7 Reuter. Reno. June 12. Pearl Buck and Mr. Richard Walsh were marr.c-d to-day—Reuter. The divorce of Pearl Fiuek fiom her husband, a well-known Presbyterian leader, was announced simultaneously with that of Mrs. Walsh from her husband. Mr. Richard Walsh, Pearl Buck.; publisher, yesterday and soon afterwards Mr. Wabh
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    THE NEW WORLD
    97 7 Splendid entertainment is promised I at th? New World en Friday. Saturday j and Sunday, when Al Ross, the English wizard motor cyclist. will appear at the New World and leap forty feet into space on his motor cycle. There yijl bo two performances every night—the first
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      88 7 I" 1 i mm n in mm mm,**} j Malacca City Cabaret! I "der New Management) !> N E \N D ONLY UP-TO-DATE »'WCE HALL IN MALACCA With 'ML CHARMING DANCING I 1 »RTNERS IN ATTENDANCE I I And t MUSIC SUPPLIED BY l: v UXL-KNOWN GERONIMO MIS RHYTHM BOYS
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      138 7 Slain? That's nol a slain the enamel's worn through r7 Change to gibbs r The necks of the teeth and the spaces between are danger spots Here the enamel is thinnest and food deposits linger. Only a safe and thorough tooth-cleanser can ward off decay. That's why dentist}, use and
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      176 7 Hygienic Convenient Economic The Gillette No. 77 set, illustrated above, is one of the most popular shaving outfits ever issued by Gillette. It includes the latest Gillette razor, three BlueGillette slotted blades and two blade holders in a new type of moulded box. The new razor has only two pieces
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      775 8 THE GREATEST ROMANTIC THRILL SINCE THE INCOMPARABLE "HELL DIVERS I 'IP Fleming air eagles in mass flight. multiple parachute jumps romance thrills. and filmland's most lovable star in his greatest role thr.ll.ng you more than ever with death-dc lying manoeuvres and the love of a father for his son ifJr^l|2w
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    MALAY REGIMENT TRAGEDY
    379 9 Suicid: Of Officer evtoenee; of yocng WOMAN Seremban, Wednesday. £N inquiry into the death oi Keg>memai Sergean Major Galiacher tne Malay Regiment who was found owned at Port on M*> o a« Md yesterday before Inche lum ho sat as the Coroner. vervict of suicide by drownin
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      436 9 rwT D Asfiwi (GRANULATED) A SUPPLIER OF ENERGY' 3 1 RESISTANCE TO FATIGUE, yOU €cI nervou S>depressed, sleepy? g S y° u effected by tropical lansuor9 DOES YOUR HEART BEAT TOO FAST 9 P 3 aye y°u got bilious attacks? >r > ASTIER s g 11 °°wonders ma few minules.
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      147 9 I APOLLO THEATREI m m NIGHTLY TWO SHOWS I TWO PAYMENTS I 1 6.30 9.30 p.m. FREE PRESENTATION OF 2 BUNGA TELOR j FOR 4 NIGHTS I NOOR-fi-ISLAU j The Latest Greatest First Run f I Hindustani Picture in Geylang I COMMENCING FROM I3TH. SVS 1 TO 16TH JUNE, 1935
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      141 9 CLUB DIARY f There are numerous Clubs and 'Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which arc reader* of *he ''Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    50 10 V- K'vnk Thoam Chye and famiy beg to thank thoir relatives and friends, who P a night-v'si'-s and the funeral of the !at* Mrs. Kwsk Theam Chye, (Madam L'm M ssie), and also t-hose who sent wrea f hs, letters of condolence, etc.. .11 the r bereavement.
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    DEATH.
    68 10 \\'C Madam* Chiang: K m r ]?tf Mr Ch >o E'" 1 Ch- ■"•n. eac< fullj pawed i way at> her residence \,i. 3 Marshall Road or the 10th in*t leavin* behind to momn for hot ios«. tw ■<-.• .Vr C to in* Chuan and Mr. Ch r Tit.
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    RELIEVING DISTRESS
    719 10 T-iiE Silver Jubilee Fund *n Singapore, the object v± is prOVidC relief ior tae tressed without distinction of creed, is approaching the :uj,u,u marK. That is a substantial sum in itself, but it does not, of course, represent a quarter of what is required if the objects of
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    $557 FIRST CLASS TO LONDON
    165 10 Big Reduction Tn N.Y.R. Pares I REMARKABLE reductions in the fares, from S ngapcre to European ports a T e announced by the Nippon Yusen Kalsha, the well-known Japanese shipping company. The effect is o make travel by N.Y.K. very much cheaper than by ether
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    62 10 Wednesday June The Hon. S r Andrew Caldecott, Mr and Mrs G P. Brgdney, Lieut-Comnan-der R C F. Garwood Lieut-Commande*-E A. Rtoeker. and Lieut-Commanrler H. R Conway had luncheon n Government House. In 'he af f ernoon Hi.s Excellency and Lady Thcmn were hi Home r> th Clergy
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    86 10 The Resident Councillor of Penang prohibits the import of cattle, sheen, goats and swine from Siam, owing to the existence of rinderpest in that country. Practically all parts of Malaya have now made the same prohibition. Mr. C. S. See, of Kuala Lumour, who Is going on a round the
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    Notes and Comments The Team Spirit
    183 10 M a b:oadcast message to the nation, IM r Baldwin, once again Prim* Mim- j »1« expressed the wish that the "team W might continue country may be enabled to consoUda* and maintain its position as leader to ,he van of progress world prosperity,
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    Pious Hopes
    186 10 nUT some of the aspiration* in Mr. Baldwin's message have singuarly empty sound to-day "World Ireedom and world peace," for example. They are pous hopes, and we seem ilther than ever from attaining them. In the Far East we see Japan able to »te terms *c China, which
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    Secret Of Youth
    164 10 TOR innumerable years man has been running around the earth hunting for fountains of youth in order that he may preserve his vitality and prolong life. In all his peregrinations so far he has onl been successful n stumbling upon a rare Oriental rug cr monkey glands,
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    The Automatic Telephone
    163 10 HOW many people, we wonder, an? aware of the, fact that the automate telephone was dev'sed by an undertaker? We were unaware of it ourselves, but here :s the story as handed o us: An undertaker, named Btrowger, it appears had used he tel'phone fcr his bush,--
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    Topics Of The Day
    428 10 By "liOoker-On" THE model who posed for a famous I picture in 1910 when she was six een it now, wa are told, fcrty-one. And so she should te. A Bfforta were made to prevent international crcoks going to Britain for the fubilei The uvideix •Of
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    New Japanese Demands: The Last Straw
    225 11 Chinese To Call Their Bluff PANIC IN NORTH CHINA Civilians Flee Expecting Battle Reuter. Peiping, June 13. A SEMI-PANIC caused by the new Japanese demands resulted in the n exodus ol large numbers of civilians to-day, while bookings on the southbound trains for several
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    CHINA MAY TURN TO RUSSIA
    128 11 Reuter. Nanking, June 12. Sino-Japanese situation suddenly grew seriously worse following General Ho Ying Chin's rejection of the Japanese demand that the Chinese reply to Japan's requirements of May L' 9 must he in writing. The timelimit was fixed till midnight to-night. An immdiate outbreak
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    FURTHER DEMANDS
    46 11 Reuter. Peiping, .Tune 12. It is reliably reported that the Japanese have presented further very important demands, including the wholesale removal of Government officials and their replacement by others friendly to Japan.—Reuter. Tientsin, June 12. Three Japanese military planes have arrived here from Chinchow.—Reuter.
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    DRASTIC MEASURES
    103 11 Reuter. Tokyo, June 12. A report from Hsinking states that a vigorous protest was made to the Chinese authorities at Peking concerning the illegal detention and imprisonment of four "Special Servicemen belonging to the Kwantung Army at Changpei in Chahar Province early in June and also drawing attention
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    IMPERIAL RESTORATION
    189 11 Possibility Causes Widespread Speculation Reuter. London, June 11. The possibility of the Imperial restoration of Peking excites widespread speculation and best-informed observers adhere to the belief tha* no such dramatic denouement etvers the Japanese intentions. On the contrary, they would do inch utmost to prevent it. Id is
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    BRITISH INTERESTS
    116 11 No Immediate Threat Envisaged Reuter. London. June 12. Developments in North China have aroused the greatest interest in London which is paying very close attention to what is happening. No immedia c threat to British interests are envisaged, says Reuters diplomatic correspondent and wiiatev* may be the ultimate
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    SECRET PROTOCOLS
    164 11 Japan's Reference To Tangku Truce New York, June 12. The belief that secret, protocols werj attached to the so-called Sino-Jaoane.'c Tangku Truce of May 1933 is expressed n a repor to the Foreign Policy Asioiation by Mr. T. A. Bisson. who quotes diplomatic quar.ers in Peiping as expressing
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    AMERICA'S ATTITUDE
    67 11 Reuter. Washington, June 1?» The United States Government continues silent regarding the situation in China, but officials are following the developments with the closest interest and some apprehension. Mr. Phillips, Under-Secretary of State, is maintaining the watchful and waiting attitude instituted by Mr. Cordell Hull (Secretary of State)
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    "ARBITRARY ARRESTS"
    92 11 Reuter. Tientsin, June 13. Lieut. Colonel Matsui, the Japanese resident officer in Kalgan, was hurriedly summoned tot Tientsin by Mr. Umetsu for rhe ostensible reason to report on the "arbitrary arrests" in Kalgan on June 5 of four civilian employees of the Kwantung Army will travelling in unllceni>e2
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    WAR PANIC
    70 11 Premier And General Ho Resign Shanghai, June 13. JAPANESE report states that "Mr. Wang Chins Wei (Premier) and General Ho Ying Ching (chairman of the Peiping Military Council) have resigned as the result of the situation in North China. Marshal Chiang Kai Shek, who is now in Szechuen,
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    THE NEXT FEW DAYS
    282 11 North China's Fate In The Balance ALTHOUGH all the Japanese demands have been accepted in full Chinese, iblti state* the war fever persists in North China, whose fate will be settled in the next two days. Mis believed that japan's ambition has not been stopped by
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    SINGAPORE MUSLIMS
    148 11 Celebrating The Birthday Of The Prophet Singapore, Thursday. The birthday of the Holy Prophet will be celebrated by Muslims to-morrow. In Singapore the All-Malaya Muslim Missionary Society will hold a celebration al the Aljunid Islamic School. Tonight, after the arrival of a procession from Cross Street, lectures on
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    32 11 The collections to be made at the Church of S.. Joseph at all Masses and at the Evening Service on Sunday will be for the poor dependent on St. Anthony's Bread Fund.
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    FATAL POISONING BY PRAWNS
    123 11 Boy's Death: Family Very III Singapore, Thursday. A CHINESE family of four, living ai Pulau Bukom, were the victims < ptomaine poisoning ytsterday aftetH on. It appears that the husband, his Wife and two sons sat down tc a me* 1 of prawns. About haif an
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    RATEPAYERS' ASSOC.
    71 11 Improvement Trust Ordinance Petition At the las. meeting of the committee of the Singapore Ratepayers' Association, the petition regarding tl c Singapore Improvement Trus. Ordinance was considered and amended, and It was decided to call a special general meeting ol Uaa Association to approve it. A let er
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    ON OTHER PAGES
    25 11 FINANCIAL NEWS, 3. WIRELESS PROGRAMMES, 5. CLUB DIARY, 9. SUPREME COURT MOTION, 12. SPORTS NEWS. 14 and 15. MALAYAN PLANTING TOPICS, 16.
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    SINGAPORE R.A.F. FATALITY
    230 11 Flying Officer Killed MACHINE CRASHES INTO SEA Singapore, Thursday. 4 FATAL flying accident occurred at Seletar this morning, an officer of the Royal Air Force stationed in Singapore losing his life. The Air Base authorities reported the fatality as follows:— "As a result of an accident to
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    Echo Of Capitol Theatre Incident
    1134 12 CHINESE LAWYER'S APPLICATION Resumed Hearing ENTIRELY DIFFERENT ISSUES Singapore. Wednesday. M R Justice a Beckett Terrell reserved judgment in the Supreme Court to-day at the conclusion of the arguments on the two summonses brought by Mr. Philip V lim in connection with his suit agamst
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    POWER TO STRIKE OUT
    1005 12 Inherent Jurisdiction Of The Court On the question as to wh'ther his !o-dsh'p had power to strike cut thr answers now given, h's learned friend d: 1 not rely on the rules but on the inherent jurisdiction of the court. There Was, of ccurse, no power
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    BRITISH VESSELS DETAINED
    99 12 Formosa Authorities Not Satisfied Reuter. Takao (Formcsa), June 12. piE Christina Moro, the 800-tonn'-r which is towing the Salvador, 700 tons from Iloilo to Shanghai for repairs had to put in to the closed port of Kaikao, n south-west Formosa, owing to watei shortage. After the examination
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    ILLNESS OF THE KING
    220 12 Bronchial Catarrh FATIGUE AFTER THE JUBILEE British Official Wireless. London, June 12. THE Queen returned to Buckingham Palace this afternoon from Sandringham, where the King, who is slightly indisposed, will remain for the present. His Majesty is suffering from bronchial catarrh, which is slow, in disappearing
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    NAVAL TALKS
    68 12 Japan Accepts German Demands Reuter Wireless. Tokyo. June 11. Japan is sliding tc London to-n ght reply to the British invitation for °:i opinion on Germany's request for a navai tonnajre equivalent to 35 per cut. of the British. It is uncfficiaPy stated that the despatch sees no
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    EASTERN EXTENSION
    68 12 Transit Time For Cables To London The Eastern Extension Telegraph Company announces that the uansh time on. full rate telegrams from Singapore tr» London on June 12. were as foiiows: Telegrams handed in up to 5 p.m. 7 minutes. Telegrams handed in up to 530 p.m. a minutes.
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    "SHADOW OF DOUBT"
    218 12 Unusually Clever Film At The Capitol THE CINEMAS A PICTURE which is strikingly out of the ordinary is the M.G.M. pro^u.Mlon "Shadow of Doubt," which opened at the Capitol Theatre yesterday, for mystery, romance and comedy are so cleve ly introduced that the result provides an entertainment
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    JOHORE POLICE RAID
    257 12 Nine Chinese Nonyas Arrested I i From Our Own Ctfespondant) Johore Bahru, June 11. Nine Chinese nonyas, some of them carrying littie children, and five men, who were arresUd in a house at Kampong Tarom, Johore Bahru, as a result of a raid made by the police,
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    "NALLATHANGAL"
    254 12 Story Of Film At The Marlborough The Indian film "Nallathangal" continues to draw crowded houses to the Marlborough. The story of the film is a pathetic one —a story that should touch the innermost rerrsses of the heart It opens in a period of great famine in Kasi and
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    PUBLICITY EXPERT INTERVIEWED
    739 12 Editorials By Cable MR. MASON WARN Eli IN SINGAPORE Singapore, Wednesday. "JN time to come, newspaper editorials in Singapore will bt put on cables and sent to other countries, and they will be remarkable examples of journalism, as they are to-day." These words were spoken by Mr.
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    MR. HU HAN MIN IN SINGAPORE
    796 13 (Joins To Europe POLITICAL VIEWS UNCHANGED Singapore, Thursday. n i \'('E March last I have been ill, 0 and I am now going abroad to cuperate. Although I have recovered my doctor advises me to have a change of air, as I still have
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    RUMUNIA AND SOVIET
    33 13 Reuter. Bucharest. June 13. It is understood tha Rumania withir the next few days will sign a pact of mutual assistance with the Sovfet similar ;o the Soviet-Czechoslovak Faot— Reuter.
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    ESTATE LABOUR
    12 13 The Rohna brought 769 Rtate-aide< labourer, to Penan? from Madras.
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    COURT BAILIFFS CHARGED
    199 13 Serious Allegations Of Cheating Singapore, Wednesday. THF Second Magistrate, I/r. N Grief, recorded further evidence to-day in •onneeticn with a series ci charges of cheating and the of illegal gratification preferred against two DLs trict Court bailiffs. Norrran Justin de Cruz and Ahmat Shah, end two Sikhs,
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    BAILIFF'S WATCHMAN
    443 13 Heard Of Offer To Get Kushal A Job Chogat Singh stated in evid nee tha en Dec. 30, 1933, he heard Hari md Dharam Singh offer to get Kushal a job as a bailiff's watchman. Witness also heard Dharam Sinph say that Hari Singh was a contractor for
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    THE PAVILION
    125 13 Saucy Leslie Howard Comedy THE Columbia picture, "Th? Lady Is Willing," which features hetl c Howard. Sir Cedric Hardwicke. Binni? Barnes and Sir Nigel Playfair. anc which opened at the Pavilion last night, reveals one of those saucy, intimate comedies, which are usually well received. Leslie Howard plays
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    Wiltshires Held To A Draw By Padang Club
    82 14 S.R.C. SURPRISE SOLDIERS IN FIRST DIVISION GAME Sevieral Promising New Players COMMERCIAL CUP SOCCER: UNEXPECTED > DEFEAT FOR S.H.B. T\! w i v > k 1 i Singapore, Thursday. i THE S.R.C. surprised the WilTshires by holding them to a draw of
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    WILTS & S.R.C. DRAW
    739 14 WILTS S.R.C. DRAW Edwards' Splendid Goal-keeping I THE s R c. gave the Wilt's a big surprise at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday. when the two teams met in the Firs Division of the S.A.F.A. The Recs. actually opened the scoring and had most of the play in ihe first
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    14 14 The Post. Office, in the I Cup. defeated Singapore Hi rboui Boai by 2—l.
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    HARBOUR BOARD BEATEN
    488 14 Post Office Win By Odd (iuul In Three The Singapore Harbour Board v. rt unlucky to do deieated by the Po t Ofiu? by two goals to one in the Commercial Cup soccer match played at the Harboi;; Board ground yesterday. The issue would have been di3cra.-.
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    HOW GUNBOAT BEAT AL RIVERS
    446 14 Win On Points FIGHT GOES FULL TEN ROUNDS Madras, June 3. OOXING "fans" mustered in large numbers at the special enclosures put up on the Island grounds on Saturday night when Gunboat Jack (10-7) met Al Rivers (10-5). The fight was for the Welterweight Championship
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    ALDES CHALLENGE
    43 14 Wants To Fight Frisco Or Raphael Singapore, Thursday. YOUNG Aide throws out a challenge to Young Frisco and Ainu- Raphael. He is anxious to fight either man and is willing to deposit a very substantial sidestake with the Board of Contro'.
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    HOME TURF
    108 14 Call-Over For Royal Hunt Cup Reuter. London, June 12. THE following is the call-over fcr the Royal Hunt Cup to be run at Ascot on June 19 over a distance of 7 furs. 155 yards: 100 to 9 Dignitary. 100 tc 7 Law Maker tak.n and offered. 100
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    BRITISH CHAMPION BEATEN
    107 14 Featherweight Title I HOLDER'S STRONG DEFENCE I Reuter. London, June 12. A T Liverpool to-day, Freddie Miller, the American, retained the World's Featherweight Championship outpointing Nel Tarleton, of Liverpool, the Bri tish Champion, in fifteen rounds. Miller was very fast and exhibited powerful punching. He floored Tarleton
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    ANSON BADMINTON PARTY
    327 14 Results Of Ties In Second Tournament THE result of ties in the Anson Baa minton Party's second annual Badminton Tournament, played durinn the week are as follows:— OPEN SINGALES CHAMPIONSHIP Ho Cheong Seng beat Sim Poh Tam h 15—7; Sng Beng Teck beat Ho Cheong Seng 15—1
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    SELANGOR RACES
    569 14 Handicaps For Last Day t j THE following are the handicaps fCr Lhe third and final day of the Sclangfr Turf Club's Summer meet to be run at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday: RACE ONE PONIES. Ciass 2. Div. 1: 6 furs. 2.30 P. m. Katiuyan 90 Ro.kley Star
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    PERAK JULY RACES
    52 14 Alteration Of Date Of Closing Of Entries Owners and Trainers are requested note that the date cf closing of entries for the Perak Turf Club's July Meetine has been altered from June 22. 1935. :o June 19. 1935. Entries will now close Wednesday, June 11. 1935, at
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    Sensational Sequel To Storch Cup Tennis
    214 15 MATCH DECLARED A DRAW Selangor Perak ONCE MORE JOINT HOLDERS By "Forward") Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. under tood that after a conference Ih-Iurea representatives of the Peral, I nnis Association and the Selan i I.awn Tennis Association, after the \I s v Colony matches in
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    INTER-CLUB GOLF
    110 15 Americans Lose To Japanese G.C. THE Inter-C'ub Golf match played be w.'tn th American Association ai;< Japanese Golf Club em'e: w.n for the 'atter by 3' 2 to 3 p:in s he results were: A W Bourno and J. A. Curley 1 -:amoto and Suganuma 1 4 .1
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    MINDSOR LAD AND ASCOT
    68 15 Not To Run In Hold Cup I -unced that Windsor Lad will <>' n for the Ascot Gold Cup. The in othor rr.e s fit the meeting and iv compete for one. i 1 roces n which Windsor Lad is n n A .cot include the
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    UNION CHINESE B.P.
    113 15 T I ii a friendly match played on satuihe Un'u n Chinese B. P. B" ;tl the Playfa'r A> "de. am by four cam s to '«r court, i •U.C.B.P. mentioned first): C i CI tia la u< Richard Tan 15 0. il 15: Chan S<'ak Kon-
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    ALL-JOHORE CHINESE OLYMPIAD
    159 15 Preliminary Meeting Of Representatives PREPARATIONS for the second all- Johore Chinese- Olympiad are in iuli Swing throughout the State cf Johore At a meeting held at the Chinese Association, Muar. when representatives from the various schools and athlttlc associations in the State assembled to discuss the preparatiens
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    TO-DAY'S SOCCER
    83 15 Chinese To Meet R.A. At Anson Road Singapore. Thursday. AN important First Division Leugue match will be played a: the Anson Road Stadium to-day, between the Chinese and the Royal Ar i'lcry. Ulu a the two teams met in the first round the Gunners won by 3—nil. The
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    MALACCA CRICKET
    136 15 Indo-Ceylonese Beaten By 3 Wickets <From Oui Own Correspondent) Malacca. Jane 11. The Indo-Ctylonese Association who l..\ve b-'en shewing good form in thfir last few games were beaten by the tat Francis' Association on Monday by thi< wickets. For ihe I.C.A., who batted first. N. B Chandrapala scored
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    WEARNE BROTHERS FRIENDLY MATCH
    126 15 Sports Meeting To Be Held On Saturday Th? sports meeting which was have been held by Messrs. Wearne Broon ju"o 1 rt the Anson Road stadium his b'ei. ucstponcd to June lo a -hi p'oi* OWine; ,o un.avou.. weather conditions prevail ng at time. A friendly
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    LADIES GOLF
    123 15 Keppel G.C. To Meet Island Club THE following ladies will piay in the match between Keppel Golf Club and the Island Club on Friday, June 14 (Keppel p.'ayers mentioned first I: 4.15 Mrs. Wiseman 17; Mis- Ab <! 20. 4 20 Mrs. A. Me. K. Low 17: Mrs.
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    S.R.C. TENNIS
    129 15 Results Of TournaiiKml Ties Tho follcw-nrt are the results of tie played in the S.R.C. tournament: Championship Singles: Dr. S L. Oehlers beat R Lanjre 6- 0. 6—o. Doubles Handicap: Dr. W. A. Bal hetchet and M. E. Ess (owe 30» be:: R H. Barth and J. S.
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    SOCCER FRIENDLY
    65 15 A fairly larzc crowd was presenl Radin Mas Ground on Sunday iasi when the Tan ton c Pagar Rangers defeated the Radin Mas Football team by 3 goab Scorers for the Bangers were: MsiuL'. A. H. Tahir. and Mohamtu. o: goal each. The came team will ct visiting
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    57 15 The following wi'l represent Banka Students XI against the J.C.S.A at the letter's ground en Saturday. Chee Choon Fonp. Boon Scon B*o. Yong Mook Wcng. Yap Thian Ttck, Tun Chang Huan. Yap Thiam Pong, Bcon Yocn Choeng. Phang Cheong Hee. Yeo Kiaii Djit. Phansr Kong Hee. Boon Btong
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    INTER-PORT YACHT RACES
    231 15 Details Of R.S.Y.C. Visit To Batavia AS already reported in these columns, the Royal Singapore Yacht Club scored a creditable victory over the Batavia Ciub in the Inur-Pori Yacht races that were held in Batavia over the last week-end. The following are the detailed results of the
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    JUVENILE WEIGHT LIFTERS
    58 15 Competitors a:e requested to note that they must cell at he Association's premises en Sunday. June 23. at 2 o nt. to have their final measurements ta'cen Ihc-e who fail to turn up on thai da.c between 2 and 4 p.m. will be disQitalificd. i A photograph
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    1293 16 The Study Of Vegetation, And The Lessons It Can Teach Ideal Planting Stand Investigation For Yield-Power. (Hy "Partinax") first Imperial Botanical Conference was held in London as recently as 1924. From its deliberations and findings was horn a "British Empire Vegetation Committee." From papers recording t he
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    689 17 KOTA TINGGI FRUIT FARM I'rofitab'? Undertaking READY TO ENTER THE MARKET Frcvi Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Wednesday. THE Kota Tinggi Fruit Farm, the first venture of its kind in Johore and probably the first on such a scale in Malaya, has reached the time when
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    NAVAL AGREEMENT WITH GERMANY
    285 18 London Conversations "FRANCE WILL HAVE MUCH TO SAY" Reuter. Paris, June 12. "VA.VAL agreement in principle will be reached between Britain and Germany which will provide an opportunity and basis for a future European Naval Treaty, declares the Oeuvre, which thinks that Germany is prepared to
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    AERIAL ACROBATICS
    92 18 Pilot To Broadcast His Impressions British official Wireless. London, June 12. One novel feature cf this year's annual Royal Air Force display, to be held at Hendon on June 29, will be a description brcadcast by a pilot engaged in acrobatic flying. With a microphone attached to his
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    258 18 Strict Secrecy For U.S. Experiments I ES.f DOME NTS with huge "flying bat tlcships" designed to form a firstline defence are surrounded with strict secrecy by the U.S. Navy. One of the giant planes is being given a final test by naval officers on the American West Coast
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    143 18 'Prejudiced Interests Oi' The Country" Reuter Wireless. Berlin, June 11. A LIST of 38 Germans deprived cf Grman nationality by a decree ItsurA by the Minister of the Interior bo-nigh* includes D:ctor Hilferding, M nisu-r foe Finance in the Stresomann Cabinet ViktorschifT. former Chief Ed tor
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    169 18 Fear Of Epidemic After The Earthquake British Official Wireless. London, June 12. With the trnsfer of the wounded to hospitals India the medical situation in Quetta is reaching normality. Stringent precautions against the outbreak of epidemic disease, however, are still essential and the authorities are tackling energetically
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    426 19 onspiracy Charges i;\IL ALLOWED IN $60,000 a _:Ou(JH the bail for Joe A na, convicted white slaver, <>,000, he will be released on sureties lor $30,000 to action of the registrar of vine Court at Vancouver. i." (>00 is on his own personal .nice for which
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    720 19 Report Of Thrift And Loan Society THE following is the report of the Com- mittee of the Singapore Government Public Works Co-Operative Thrift and Loan Society. The Society will hold it.s second annual general meeting at the P.W.D. Office on Friday at* 4.30 p.m. Your Committee have pleasure
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    346 19 Outlook Not Hopeful, States Ministry Colombo, June 1. A SET-BACK in the malaria situation has taken place over the. whole of the epidemic area since Wesak and thoutlook during the next few weeks is not hopeful, states a Press communique issued by the Ministry of Health.
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    187 19 Vienna Inherits A Castle Vienna, May 2. THE Vienna Municipality has been bequeathed several castles, villas and a huge park by the lf.te Herr Max Schmidt, a cabinet-maker and collector of antiques. Schmidt's father came from Stralsund, in Germany, and started as a cabinetmaker. The Schmidt firm became
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