Malaya Tribune, 17 June 1935

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's First National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Salesl VoL XXII. -No. 142 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1935 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Monday. June 17, 193."). Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1935. five cents:
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      113 1 I 11 T(ead The $nhvme Dominant In zSMalaya IHH" SNOWCRETE" theatres,' banks and private houses alik. W% can all benefit easily and effectively L AllVil W f t faced with this British White Portland ivXtfl r*> V Ccment(lncorporated in S.S.) I MILK AT ITS BEST I I SINGAPORE'S FAVOURITE BRAND
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      91 1 THE "CONTAX" CAMERA Sole Agents THE SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT CO., P.O. Box 92. SINGAPORE. =1 Bouquet Those who do not use HIMALAYA BOUQUET TOILET PREPARATION? It cannot know just how perfectly delightful they are. Perfumed with the J fragrance of flowers from the mountains, Himalaya Bouquet captivates i ne senses w^tn
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    Shipping News & Notices. P. & O. LINER CAPTAIN
    496 2 Shipping News Notices. P. O. LINER CAPTAIN Silver Salv.sr Presented l{y Passengers T 0 mark his retirement froxnithe P. and 1 O. Line, after 45 years in Merchant Navy, Captain W- P. Towns Send R.D., R.N.R.. commander o the Strathaird, was n offices cf the company m London re nUy
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    RUSSO-BRITISH SHIPPING
    146 2 Transfer Of Chartering To Moscow Regret was expressed among British shipowners, at a meeting in London of the Shipping. Freight and Insurance Standing Committee of the Russo-British Chamber of Commerce, at the transfer of chartering to Moscow. The Soviet representatives explained that the change had not been made
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    GALLANTRY AT SEA
    353 2 Medals For Japanese Rescuers THE» King has been pleased, on the re- commendation of the President of the Board of Trade, to award Silver Medals for Gallantry in Saving Life at Sea (Foreign Services) Vo members of the crew of the Japanese salvage steamer Yusho Maru in
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      417 2 STEAMER SAILINGS dlld BRITISH INDIA P. <> S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore. 1935. RAWALPINDI 17,000 June 21 BID VA N 6100 July 4 KAISAR-I-IfIND J 1,500 July 5 BKIIAK 6*060 July 18 RANCH! 17,000 July 19 SOUDAN G. 500 July 31 10,000 Aug. 2 EAJ ii RA
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      492 2 i i i in i mKmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmttmtHmMm HR4P ENG MOH S.S. "CO., J (RED FINNEL LINE) (Incorporated in Straits Settlements) REGULAR PASSENGER and Cargo Services from Singapore to Java, Borneo, Banka and Billiton. For BAT AVI A, CHERIBON AND SEMARANG (Every Tuesday and Friday) s.s. NAM YONG Tue*. June 18 a*
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      224 2 N.Y.K. LINE (Incorporated in Japan). NEW KEDLCED-EARES TO EUROPE VIA St As from the sailing s.s. "Hakusan Maru," August Bth for London, fares by steamers Will be:Naples $4»7 If* $317 $343 Marseilles .711 557 326 3.>1 LoidOß 5.">7 600 343 379 Next Sailings— 19oD. s s FUSHIMI MARU June 27
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      524 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. TO GENOA, LONDON. ROTTERDAM. HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From Spore. Malacca. Port Penang. M S. Sham. ♦MEONIA 25-6 25-G 20-6 28-6 ALSIA 16-7 16-7 17-7 19-7 BORINCIA 6-8 6-8 7-8 ERRIA 27-8 27-8 28-8 30-S LALANDIA 17-9 17-9 18-9 20-9 JUTLANDIA 8-10 8-10 9-10
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      450 2 STEAMER SAILINGS o NORDDEUTSCHER nl (Incorporated n The undemoted are the Company'- in. tended fixtures: OUTWARDS. 1935. SCHARNHORST" For Manila, Hongkong Shanghai Juno 17 5 ISAR, for Manila, Hongkong, Shanghai. Nort-h China Japan Juk i SAALE. for Hongkong, Shanghai, North China Japan July 14 HOMEWARDS. For Rotterdam, Hamburg Bremen. ALSTER.
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    137 3 Rl BBER PRICE MAINTAINED Cootl Effect Of D.E.I. Tax By Our Financial Correspondenti apore, Monday morning. lo day's Prices >cr (Singapore), 20 V* cts., unchanged. kt i Tone: Steady. (Singapore), $113%, unchanged. crday's Prices: <i ii: C'unchanged. ::iikct Tone: Steady. York: 12 11 16*cts., unchanged. < ket
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    GUTHRIE & CO., LTD.
    191 3 untitled CO., LTD. Guthrie and Co., Ltd., in the report dated June 14. state: '.< haj been quietly steady lor Week with values gradually ndAn outstanding feature has n >ht increasing ratereel shown in Oradea at ih «xpti.se cf Btattd- i Sheets resulting in an appreciable .iru: in d heivntials.
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    Financial News & Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1555 3 Financial News Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS Tne following share quotatiun* are issued by Fraser and Co., and LyaU and Evatt:— MINING Singapore, Monaay, 10 a.m. Issue Fraser r&U Va'ue Co. Evatt 4 Ampat 4 3 4 6xd 4 3 4 6xd £1 A. Kumbang 31,- 33, cd 31,6 33|6cd
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    LYALL & EVATT'S DAILY REPORT
    84 3 LYALL EVATT'S DAILY REPORT Singapoie. Monday. MINING: Steady. S. Kinta $4.45 $4.55. Rahman Kyd. .9o .98. Lukuts $1.00 $1.03, 19 9 20 3, Jelebus .92 .94. Nawmt Pets .77% 81. Rawang Tin Fids. 6-63 RUBBERS: Quiet. Inriragiris $1.12 11.14, Malacca Pindas $1.4F $1.51. Brogas .90 .92, 8. Tukaiif> $1.00 $1.02.
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    THE STRAITS TRADING COMPANY
    259 3 Directors' Report For The Half-Year THE Directors now submit the account lor the half year end°d March 31. 1935. After writing off depreci ition, making provision for bad and doub'.iUl debts, and including a transfer from internal re- < i ves the balance amounts to, $675,496.10
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    220 3 Firmness Resumed In Nearly All Sections Reuter Wireless. London, June 15 On the Stock Exchange to-day business was small, chiefly due to settlementof account, but after some profit-takinc lirmness was resumed in nearly all sec tions. Tin apaln advanced but wheat wen weaker, its poor overseas' advices caused
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    MARKET STIMULANTS
    277 3 Lewis And Peat's London Report London, June 4. THE decision against the legality of the N.R.A. in America was announced i*st week and, coming at the time as the political and financial troubles :n France, caused considerable uneasiness, which resulted in a loss in value of practically all
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    STOCK MARKETS
    28 3 British Official Wireless. London, June 15. STERLING on New York is 4.94, Paris 74-61 64. Gold 140s. 9d., Silver (Snot) 32"5. (forward) SVk.— British Official Wireless.
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    INCREASED PROFIT
    77 3 Overroa-Chinese Banking Corporation THE third annual general meeting of the Oversea-Chinese 'Banking Coricra'ion, Ltd., was held on Saturday, wth Mr. Chee Swee Cheng, chairman of directors, presiding. In the course of his speech, the chairman stated that the improvement in trade n Malaya was reflected in the accounts
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      116 3 THE VSTERN UNITED RANCH CORPORATION, LTD. I IRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT AND I 'KKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. U> OFFICE: 16D, Cecil St., Singapore. G. JOHNSON, General Manager. E EASTERN BANK LIMITED (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almeida Street. A -thorised and Subset .b3d Capital £-2,000,000 Paid-up-Capital £1.000,000 i«m
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      24 3 THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated in New Zealand). FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. OFFICE.: 2, FINLAYSOR GREEN.
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      77 3 YOUR SMALL COINS may seem too few to bother about. Don't treat them carelessly, they can mean so much. Save each day and deposit regularly m a SAVINGS ACCOUNT plus Z.t% Annual Interest paid quarterly, will soon five yon a substantial balance. It's surprising Just how quickly small sums stow.
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      290 3 Nederlandsche Handel -Maatscfaappij N. V. (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY) Established in Amsterdam, 1824. HEAD OFFICE: AMSTERDAM. WITH BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HAGUE, BATAVIA. Branches throughout the Dutch East bid es and in the Straits Settlements. India, ihina, Japan and Arabia. LONDON BANKERS: The National Provincial Bank, Limited. Correspondents in the
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      239 3 IF EVERY WIFE KNEW J I WHAT EVERY WIDOW I KNOWS EVERY HUSBAND I WOULD BE ADFQUATELY I INSURED. I in insurance. I We offer you something unusual U s The International has devised fi fi an exclusive insurance feature, The Disability Compensation Clause. ft Under this Clause we not
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      595 4 M. HASSAN, M 17. BRAS BASAH ROAD. SINGAPORE. We undertake all sorts of work in electrical, gas and water service lines. We give prompt attention to all orders either hi? or small. Why not consult us about your requirements Estimate submitted upon re- quest without charge or obligation. 'PHONE 3411.
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      624 4 FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—Terms rry in ierate, particulars, apply f J4I. Eas* 0 tat Road, Singapore. TO LET--Attractive flats in "Sophia Flats Building,'' modern sanitation, rent reasonable. Apply: P. J. Witt. 41. Robinson RoJd. Tel phone No. 6356. FOR SALE. Conn E. Alt? Saxophone—silver plated. g< Id-boll. Crystal mouthpiece. Condition
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      675 4 SHERIFF'S SALE. Sheriff No. 203 33 under W.S. No. 268 33. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF MALACCA Between TAN PI AY GBOK Plaintiff fend SEET KENG WHATT Defendant, Of The Undermentioned Property To be sold by Public Auction, At Our Sale-room, N«. 17, First Cros«
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      496 4 MOOI CHIN RESTAURANT, recently established. Corner of PURVIS STREET. Modern sanitary fittings, open air tables served, well ventilated rooms for 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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      309 4 A NEW SPIRIT IN THE MEDICAL WORLD. A speciality for complicated *nd given up cases. Don't forget that the physician's highest and only mission is to restore ml 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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      201 4 mm >i ii ii Mlir I A NEW SELEC lON OF CLOCKS WATCHES JUST UNPACKED THEY ARE MODERATELY PRICED f TO SUIT EVERYONE'S PURSE. t» 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, (Near Middle Road). Safeguard your eyes—*ln-y sr<- j greatest It b <hr to neglect them. Free Sight-Testing and vide rar p>
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    16 YEARS OF CIVIL AVIATION
    776 5 I Review Of Progress i LONGER ROUTES AND HIGHER SPEEDS j> KillsII commercial aviation has jus< reached another milestone history—the completion of ,i year* of pioneer progress, i vva in May 1910, that civil flyGreal Britain received official ssion from the Air Ministry to operations,
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    NEW MONEYLENDERS ORDINANCE
    312 5 To Come Into Force On July 1 A GAZETTE Extraordinary dated oune 15, 1935, announces that the Moneylenders Ordinance, 1935 will be oiouont into torce as from Juiy 1. 1935. Under the Ordinance aii moneylenders carrying on business in the Colony are required to be licensed Applications
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    PLAYING CHESS BY POST
    130 5 Game That May Take Five Years Blue Earth, Minnesota. The world's slowest chess game is in progress here, wdki one i Blu? Earth and the other in South Africa. The players indicate their moves by tetters to each other. As it takes thirty i days for
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    NEST IN MILK CART
    51 5 Cologne. Two wrens have built a iiest in a milk cart belonging to a farmer near Issei- burg, near the Dutch frontier. Every day they jolt to market with the waggon, a distance oi four miles. I 'They have an concernedly set abom I rearing a
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    INDIAN CHAMBER OF PRINCES
    153 5 Matter For Rulers And The Viceroy London, June 3. MAJOR-GEN. Sir Alfred Knox (C., Bucks, XT1 Wycombe), in the House of Commons, to-day, asked when thj Chamber of Princes would he summoned, urging the advisability •".umnionin.tr the chamber as soo.i as pos•:ble to enable the Pri.ices
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    OLYMPIA DISPLAY THRILLS
    810 5 Circus Touch i JUBILEE "RECORD" HOPE London, May 12. QLYMPIA was again splendidly filled yesterday, and if last night's :tudience is any indication of what it» to come, this year's Royal Tournament will set up a record both in attendance and receipts. What accounts for its popularity?
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      285 5 •Help Kidneys If Kidney Trouble or Bladder Weak* riess makes you suffer from Getting Up Nights, Nervousness, Dizziness, Rheumatism. Stiffness, Burning, %J Smarting. Itching or Acidity try the new discovery Cystex (Slss-tez). Guaranteed to end your troubles in 8 days w money back. At ail chemists JOS. TRAVERS SONS. 'r:|!!iniHiniiiriiiiiHi!iiiiiniiii!iiiiit!iiiiiiiiiliiiMf
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      193 5 ECZEMA IN FORM] OFjysp Had to Tie Bandages j on Legs. Cuticura Healed. J I was a sufferer of eczema for many I years, the eruption being on my legs, j Day or night I had very little rest from the terrible eruption. It appeared in the I form of
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      327 5 STEARNS' TONIC CONTEST j FIFTY DOLLARS ($50.00) IN PRIZES j j FOR A FEW MINUTES THOUGHT! j All you have to do is write a fifty word statement j entitled, "Why I Take Steams 9 Tonic." i First p rize Twenty-Five Dollars ($25.00) Second Ten Dollars ($10.00) Third Five 5.00)
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    GERMAN SHIPPING JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    625 6 Thre? Liners For Far East THE latest phase of shipping in the Fai East is the putting out for service 01 three new German ocean l.-ners. These three ships are the Scl.arnhorst, the Potsdam, and the Griesnau. all belonging to
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    121 6 SH T PS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, June 17. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Rchna 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Hong Peng 18; Cape St. George 16; Menelaus 14; Pres. Monroe IT; Aeneas 8; Stagen 6. Umpire Dock (Entranue GaLe 3) Chattanooga City
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    82 6 Mails expected from China, by the Van Heutsz. due at Singapore to-duy Mails expected from China and Japan by the Kumsang. due at Singapore today T Mails expected from China and Japan, by the Anyo Maru. due at Singapore tomorrow. Mails expected from Holland, by the Baloeran. due
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    RAFFLES HOTEL
    68 6 Billy Carroll Daneing Aet Postponed The management of the Raffles Hotel regret to announce tha*. owing to a torn ligament, Billy Carroll, .he noted faststepping American tap cancer, will not be able to perform, as advenhed. tonight or to-morrow night. Raffles celebrated orchestra, directed by Dan Hopkins, will
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    95 6 j Singapore, Monday, noon. Buv«r*. Seller*. No. I.X R S.S. in cases (F. 0.8. June) 21 110 21 I M Good F.A.Q. in cases (F. 0.8. June) 20 916 20 11 16 No. I.X.R S.S. (Spot, loose) (awardabb Spore) 20 3 4 20% do. July 21%
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    MONEY MARKET
    195 6 SELLING Singapore, June 17. London 4 months' sight 2|4 1,32 London 3 months' sight *g London 60 days* sight Jjj JJ*{ London 30 days' sight 2J "j™ London demand Scl? London T.T. 3 Lyons and Paris demand Hamburg demand New York demand Ob Bat via and Sourabaya u
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    115 6 British Official Wireless. London. June 15 Paris 74 61 64. New York 4.94 Montreal 4 94 1 4 Brussels 29.19. Geneva 15.1412Amsterdam 7.29 i; >. Milan 59 31 32 Berlin 12.26 1 Stockholm 19.39 1 2. Copenhagen 22.39 Vz Oslo 19.90 »2. Vienna 26'.1. Prague 118 5 16.
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    PRODUCE
    168 6 Smgapoie, June 17. S£ »SS N. 2P~ Koyar. SU» Rice. Siam A 1 IJJ 3 Rice, Siam, 1 [7^ Rice. Siam. 2 Rice, Siam, 3 Il M Siam. 'Sin Hway" Rice. 1 g" Siam. -Sin Hway*' Rice. 2 f»Jj Siam. -Sin Hway" Rice 3 IJM Rice. Siagon Al v-ow
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    121 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, JUNE 17 High Tides.—11.54 a.m., lYb4 pm. Legislative Council Meeting, 10.39 am Football: S.A.F.A. League, Div. ir. S.C.F.A. I v. S.C.C., Anson R< a l Stadium: Div. Ill, For' Canning v S.R.C.. S R C. Tennis: Singapore Chamo
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    AMUSEMENTS
    64 6 ALHAMBRA. West Point oi CAPITOL. Tilings are Look EMPIRE. 'The Los: City." GREAT WORLD. —Cabaret Da Side-shows, Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs. Cinemas, Talkies, etc. HOLLYWOOD. -"It's a I Change of Heart.'' MARLBOROUGH—TamiI •Nallathangal." NEW WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing Sidc-sr-.ows, Malay Operas Chinese Wuyangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. PAVILION. —'The Woman In RITZ
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    UNPROTECTED RUBBER
    54 6 Straits-New York Lines FreitfliTariff No. 12 It is notified for informat.on ihat rubber is shipped in bale- wunout > matting or cloth covering the reia'ty bills of lading will b2 clauKd us fol n "RUBBER, UNWRAPPED" The foregoing is in place of the i graph now appearing on
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    TAPIOCA SIFTINGS
    33 6 Straiis-Pacific Conference Freight Tariff No. I It is notified for iniormn ion «nai. y immediate effect, the rate of freight thi.? commodity has beer, fixea $11, per ton of 13 cwt.
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      710 6 I SINGAPORE HOfELS P in lial|l^^ w«■M»l•ll»l•llIu•ll■!•lJ^u^llll^ll[•■■^■ll•^* vu™ 111t l,^ MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL J! TO-NIGHT I COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. DINNER DANCE 9.30 to midnight. and ACTION, ENERGY PERSONALITY BY THE POPULAR BILLY CARROLL THE FAST STEPPING AMERICAN TAP DANCER MAKE RAFFLES CAFEYOUR f RENDEZVOUS AFTER THE CINEMA
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      93 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Singapore Municipality TENDERS. TENDERS are now invited for the following materials or services. For particulars, see Municipal Tender Room. Date of closing: Supply of Manganese Steel Jaw's. 4 p.m., Thursday, June 20, 1935. Execution of alterations to 52. 53. 51, 55. 56 and 57, Bras Basah Road, 4
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      195 6 IS TUBERCULOSIS CURABLE Th, Fight agains' to fhe most burning que*tioM of hun for those who arc parried off disease, can be counted by mdlionj creation of ndeauate hygienic end a« conditions, such a- living in ft rooms and dwelling pfacei tree I are as much preventive men" tuberculosis as
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      324 6 [POSTAL tNTIIUCiNCt SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Western Canada and V^stern States of US A" (Hong ?tßg) 2 pm. China generally,, ft*™*** *P" i Hon 0 PeneJ 2 pjn Hong £J> 2P.mJ Japan Ranb) 2mm Pontianak -rf 1 Netherlands Indies, Bagan Ben D-k-il;s and Selat Pandja*ig a .MaUasser) 3 pjtt.j Trengganu
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      67 6 DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service Yesterday. Last N K&. Max. Bright M :l Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Te»p. Stations. Dep. F. Inches. Honrs. Deg.¥. Alcr Star 8G Nil W. 7 14 Sitiavan 86 <*>••> Kota Bharu 93 2.01 8.3 Bukit Jeram 81» 0.93 ■>••' J* Malacca 84 2.17 fcl Singapore:
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    KILLED BY BLAZING BEARD
    23 7 JLBp La Rochelle. a H"4.ri Bar•i'i sci tire tO \'>* long rd beard flared up. The old man liortly afterwards.
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    MARKET LIST
    482 7 Details Of Current Prices Singapr.ie, June 14. MEAT Beef, steak, kati -»2 Beef, stew or curry, kati 2o Fillet, steak, per lb. 45 Mutton, Australian, per lb. 30 Pork, lean, kati 44 Pork, lean and fat (1st quality), kati or. POULTRY Capons (locally reared), kati 02 Duck, each
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    TOLL OF WRECKED MARRIAGES
    361 7 Effort To Check The Increase "COCIAL workers and others in close touch with British police courts are gravely alarmed at the growing numbei of matrimonial cases in which marriages, which might be saved, are wrecked through lack of conciliatory machinery in i the courts," says the
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      130 7 NEW INVENTION J* VIT ES T VITALITY mm VITEST has been proved to be a W boon to those who are suffering fl from nervous breakdown. It has also mJL been found very efficacious for LOSS W OF APPETITE, GENERAL WEAKNESS. We ffuaraatee its efficacy. Money refunded, if not effective.
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      381 7 A WARNING TO WOMENHEALTH NOT AS GOOD AS IT SHOULD BE. Spaking at a gymnastic display by the National Council of Girls' Clubs at the Albert Hall. London, Sir George Newman, chief medical officer to the Ministry of Health, said. "The health of the women of j England is nat
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      697 7 lO-DAYS EMPIRE I BERLIN, SHORT-WAVE PROGRAMME STATION Haydn Heard And His Wireless Programme For Band To-Day TRANSMISSION 2 5 P m DJN Announcement I i£ rm E »Kl German Polk Song Bt< Ben At» Organ Re-- Programine Forecas* (Germ Engl Putccll J Mansfield, relayed 4 20 p.m Children 1 Programme-
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      272 8 *^OMjBMMMMMMMMM^M^MMMNMMMWMMMMMMMMMMMMM>MMfIMIMMMMMnBSXMME^ POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT STARTING TO-NIGHT 6.15 9.15. TO-MORROW I COLLEGE WAS A H FROLIC FOR 4LEC/ HDCATED Til AM Freshman dances... moonAtHIEAIEIf ill All light escapades...f:ee-for-i.nr) l fIIIfCDCI all fights!... Until a co-ed MItCLL UIWCIIv taught him what no pro- fesssr could! n Wallace Beery in his greatest role
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      325 8 "An Absolute Scream from Start to Finish V "Cicely Courtneidge has never been better" "Devastatingly Funny" HEAR HOW THE CRITICS RAVE OVER THIS COMEDY HIT i 'CAPITOLI ton^sVm. pm 1 The Funniest Actress on the Screen To-day In a Rip-roaring Cyclone of Mirth rirci v SEE HER pLAY -LILC/LI TENNIS
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      427 8 n— inaiimiaininni ir t »aita-avt» f i > i I HER CRIMSON LIPS REVEAL HER SCARLET SECRET I PAVILION. 6-15 9-15 I m aaaummmmm Next Change 'Gentlemen Are Born FRANCHOT TONE, JEAN MUIR, ANN DVORAK, MARGARET LINDSAY. £fiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiii^ '|j'p!SHS''"5ZSE5"25"HS'"'^^ S nmmr mm GBYLANG—'PHONE 5511. 5 13 H r H T
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    AIRCRAFT RADIO STATION
    266 9 On Desolate Hawaiian Beach Honolulu. WITH the linking-up of America, Hawaii, and Japan by a rapid Pacific an air .service, some of the least wn spots in the world have become par imoant importance. Hi v aii a desolate beach of sunsand has been chosen as the
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    ACE OF HEARTS MYSTERY
    83 9 Young Man Found Hanging In Wood Belg-ade. The police of Zagreb are trying to solve what is known as the "Are of Hearts Mystery." A young man has been found hanging in a wood near the city. He had apparently taken poison beforehand. The only clue
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    CAPT. MARRYAT'S NIECE
    73 9 Death In Canada At Age Of 86 Montreal, Quebec. A n'ece of Captain Marryai', who thrilled English schoolboys a century ago with his "Mr. Midshipman Easy," Mrs. Charles Trench has died here at the age of 86. J Her maiden name was Miss Ellen Ade- laide Marryat.
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    RESTRICTION CAUSES LOSS OF TIME
    1036 9 Renong Consolidated Annual Report THE annual general meeting of Renong Consolidated Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.. will be held at the registered offices of the Company, Mercantile Bank Buildings on Wednesday, June 19, at noon. The reports of the directors and the general manager and acting
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    THE PRINCESSES AT OLYMPIA
    148 9 And A Little Drum Major DRINCESS Elizabeth and Princess Mar--1 garet Rose spent an exciting afternoon at the Royal Tournament at Chympia on May 15 with their parents, the Duke and Duchess of York. First on arrival they passed to the Royal box down a corridor
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    WANTS DIVORCE AT 91
    53 9 Los Angeles. Mrs. Julia Friederick, aged nmety-one, irtnt to court seeking a divorce from her Husband, aged seventy-two. She charged him wu'h calling her "a serpent.'' iftey were married forty-eight years ago. Whde awaiting thefcalling of her case, ..irs. Fr eder.ck fell asleep. The judge finally
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATHS.
    176 10 TAY Mr Tay Teng Hup. aged 51. passed away at his residence, 10, Sit Wah Road, leaving a wife. 1 son and 1 daughter. Funeral at Bukit Frown on Wednesday, the l'.K-h inst., at 10 a.m. Deeply regretted. (Bangkok papers please copy). At the General Hospital this
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    QUOTAS AGAIN
    658 10 TUiE Crown Colonist is a monthly journal of iniormation for "all concerned in the trade and development of British East and West Africa, the West Indies, Ceylon, Malaya and the other Colonies, Protectorates and Mandated Territories of the Empire.' That is a large field, to cover, and I
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    ST. ANDREW'S HOSPITAL
    164 10 Charity D»nce At The Groat World Singapore. Monday. THE dance held at the Great World Cabaret on Saturday in aid of St Andrew's Mission Hospital was a horough success. Well over 500 people attended aud a nost enjoyable time was spent. Streamers, balloons and sweetmeats .c:c freely
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    58 DEAD RECOVERED
    47 10 Explosion At German Factory Berl n, June 16. An official report from Wittenberg states that 58 dead have been recovered from the scene of the explosion at me explosive factory on June 13. It is stated that 96 injured are ill in hospital —Reuter.
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    35 10 Saturday, Juno 15 In the aftcmcon His Excel'emy tfl i Lady Thomr.s and Miss Thomas w< present at the Annual Sports of ;!i Royal Air Force at the RA F. Base, j Seletar.
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    Notes and Comments Queer Ideas
    144 10 STRANGE Is the working of the minds 5 of some Labour Members of Parliament. The other day Mr OrenfM Glamorganshire, was movea to put the following question to the War Office: "Whether, before making arrangements for the military tattoo at Aldershot consideration has been g.ven
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    The Local Bearing
    145 10 PIVING a local bearing to the question, we suppose Mr. Grenfell would equally condemn those parades on the Padang on the occasion of the Silver Jabihe or His Majesty's Birthday. That fine bJdy of troops, the magni- ficent salute of Aircraft from the. R AF. 1 Base—these,
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    The Youth Of Malaya
    211 10 JHE King aeorge tne v JUDiiee. nusi, which was sponsored by the Prince of Wales in the interests of Youth as a National Thankoffering for Their Majesties' Jubilee, recalls to mind the. problem of the. young generation in Malaya, who leave school and go out into
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    Singapore Slums
    215 10 the papers laid on the table at to-day's meeting of the Legislative Council is a highly interesting document on slums in Singapore This lepcrt. published on another page ol this issue, consists of an account b) the Governor of his slumming tour md resultant correspondence between the Government
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    Topics Of The Day
    322 10 By "Looker-On" TEE! These Jubilee, stamps take c licking." says our office boy. A j 1 -Nowadays." says a surgeon, bowlegs are few." And also far between. i A You can t rise, with the lark if you've been on one the night before. t% A
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    Worst British Train Disaster In Seven Years 14 KILLED: MANY INJURED
    356 11 Station Collision BABIES AMONG THE VICTIMS Reuter. Reuter. London, June 16. AT least ten people were killed and many injured in a midnight train h at Weivvyn Garden City StaHertiordshire, when a parcels express dashed into the rear of
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    EMPRESS OF BRITAIN
    89 11 Hows Damaged In Collision Near Queb< c Reuter. Quebec, June 17. THE Empress of Br;lain, the round-thr-world liner of the Canadian Pacific Co.. which has paid several visits to Singapore. sustained minor damage to its bows as the resuL 4 of a i oMision with the British
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    BRITISH LEGION
    150 11 Delegates To Be Guests Of Herr Hitler Reuter Wireless. Berlin, June 13. consequence of the recent speech Prince of Wales, a definite inition is being sent to-day or to!:,>w to ;ho British Legion to send "ates to Berlin. tick nation probably will be the <>l ho German Government
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    "PROTOCOLS OF ZION" FORGERY
    226 11 Swiss Court's Decision On Old Allegation Berne. May 10. A SWISS Court has decided that the notorious "Protocols of Zion are forgeries. The Judge described them a- "ridiculous nonsense liable 10 cause dissension between Switzerland and other nations' and he banned them as an offence i'o
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    THE NORMANDIE
    75 11 Her Speed On The Homeward Journey Reuter Wireless. London, June. 12 The Normandie wirelessed that she passed Bishop Reek. Siciiiy 1« es. minutes before midnight G M T., crossing from Ambrose lightship in fou" days, three hours, 25 minutes, at an average speed of 30.31 knots, compared with
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    REMOVAL OF SLUMS IN SINGAPORE
    1239 11 Council Meeting DOES THE LAW NEED REVISING? Singapore, Monday. MEETING of the straits Settlements Legislative Council was held to-day at 10.30 a.m. in the Council Chamber. H. E. the Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas, presided and the following were present. OFFICIALS The General Officer Commanding the
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    NAVY COMMANDERS ARRESTED
    398 11 Canton Sensation REVOLT OF THREE CRUISERS Reuter. Hongkong, June 16. J»HE three cruisers which rebelled against the Chinese North-east Fleet, stationed at Tsingtao, Shantung, some time ago and joined the Canton Navy, attempted to return to the North during the week-end. When passing the Bocca Tigris lorts,
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    THE KING
    127 11 Kest And Fresh Air Work Big Improvement British Official Wireless. London. Juno 12 SoCn after Lord Dawson left Sandrln;--nam this afternoon, His Majesty wo.i; for an hour's drive in a cOsed car and was enthusiastically greeted alon" thf road. The weather war; fine while the King was out
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    FIRE IN BOARDING HOUSE
    49 11 Singapore, Monday. A fire which broke out in a boarding house In Oxley Road at 2.42 a.m. on Sunday was immediately checked by the prcmpl arrival of ihe Fire Brigade. It Is tinders nod that mattresses and bedding* to the value of $50 were destroyed.
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    KNOCKED DOWN BY LORRY
    38 11 Singapore, Monday. A 13-year-old Chinese girl who was knocked down by a motor-lorry in Boat Quay at 847 this morning was taken to the General Hospital in a semi-conscious condition, suffering from head injuries
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    STREET STABBING
    67 11 Man And Woman I>adi} Injured Singapore, Monday. A CANTONESE man and woman were the victims of a knife assault in Kelantan Road Last night. They were walking alo:;g ihe street when they were suddenly attacked ly two Chinese. Severe stab v.ownds we.e inflicted and the victims are in
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    42 11 FINANCIAL NEWS. 3. 16 YEARS OF CIVIL AVIATION. 5. NEW MONEYLENDERS ORDINANCE i. CLUB DIARY, 6. WIRELESS PROGRAMMES 7 GOVERNOR ON SLUM CLEARANCE 2 SPORTS NEWS, 14, j5 and 16 COUNTESS IN HOLLYWOOD TRAGEDY. 17 CEYLON MURDER TRIAL. 19.
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    CHINA'S DIGNIFIED ATTITUDE
    136 11 J Strong Comment On Action Of Japan Reuter. Shanghai, June IT. COMMENTING on the apparent helplessness of the Japanese Government in face of the filibustering diplomacy of the Kwanfung army." the North China Daily News says that, while Mr. Ariyoshi who presented his credentials on June 141
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    The Improvement Of Private Property GOVERNOR ON SLUM CLEARANCE
    2578 12 Personal Inspection IMPROVEMENT TRUST'S POLICY Singapore, Monday. A MEMORANDUM by His Excellencv the Governor on the subject of Slum Clearance, dated March 20. was placed on the table at to-day's meeting of the Legislative Council. It reads as follows. T stvmv
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    CHINA'S BUDGET
    57 12 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Nanking. June 16 The bud T c ha*; been drawn up and will be announced shortly i I 3 ha l 3 been estimated at ?957.1M 006 and expenditures include $321,000,000 for military purposes. $87 211.C21 for Party and educational purposes and $12,578,672 for
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    THIS CIVILISATION IS DYING
    126 12 Bishop Wells Speaks At Convocation WE are in the dying gasp of one civilization and the birth> pangsof declared Rt. Rev. G. A. Wells, C.M.G. M.A., D D bi-hop of Cariboo, speaking at, the c D onvocalioT ceremony of the Anghean Theological College m the Lmversny
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    MUSICAL SOCIETY
    72 12 Rehearsals For The Orchestral Section Orchestral members of -Tie Sinpapo'e Musical Society are notified that rehearsals will begin in the Memorial Hall on Monday, June 24, at 5.15 p.m. S ring players who have not yet joined are cordially invited to become members of the orchestra. There are
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    NEW N.R.A. HEAD
    53 12 Guaranty Trust Company's Vice-President Reuter. New York, June 16. It is authoritatively stated that President Roosevelt has selected Mr. James O'NeiU one of the Vice-Presidents of the Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, as he?-I of the new N.R.A., in succession to Mr Richberg. whose resignation become*
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    FRENCH MINISTER'S DEATH
    16 12 Kl Xi2r<omd«. il'"»- lc'.died wN<>n erne: 7nc v. .^^.n^ilid—l4eu er Wtrele^. Reuter Wireless.
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    JAPANESE TROOPS IN TIENTSIN
    977 12 Display Of Force "HOUR OF FATE PGR CHINESE" Reuter. Sin Chew Jit Poh. Hankow, June 16. General Yu Hsueh Chung arrived here and conferred with Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang and will be proceed)Qg to Chens: j very shortly to sec General Chiang K&i Shek.—Reu tef. Tientsin,
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    Dying Man Chases His Assailants OWNER OF BENZINE KIOSK
    323 13 Fatally Stabbed INSATION NEAR THE SELANGOR CLUB HAVING chased his alleged asaail--1 ants tor forty yards with stab s in his chest, Choo Hick >ng, managing proprietor of the rrzine Kiosk behind Selangor Club. Jalan Raja, collapsed and later died hospital,
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    ITALO-RUSSIAN AGREEMENT
    40 13 Reuter. Rome. June 16 edit accord" to regulate the i t> of Italian exnorts to Russia I n signed by Signor Mussolini and j 3 id Ambassador. treement is designed to remove iifflcuHief hitherto hindering the trade treaty.—Reuter.
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    CHINESE BABY SHOW
    213 13 Winners At Great World Function Singapore, Monday. THE Second Singapore Chinese Annual Baby Show, organised by the Nanyang Chinese Students' Society was held at the Cieat World Cabaret yesterday morning There were 90 babies competing. The judges were Dr. Chan Su Lav Dr Loh Sen» Tak and
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    THE FLYING CLIPPER
    36 13 Reuter. Honolulu. June 16. The Pan-American Company's giant plane, the Flying Clipper, took off at 527 a.m. for Midway Island, on her flight of 4.000 miles \o test her powers jn unsettled conditions.—Reuter.
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    DEFENCE OF LONDON
    93 13 Territorials As Anti-Aircraft Units London, June 1G. At ;he request cf the Army Council, eight London battalions of the Territorial Army have agreed to conversion into anti-aircraft defence units. An indication that this step was under consideration was given in the Ilcuse of Commons last March by
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    EMPIRE FILM LIBRARY
    58 13 London. June 10. A library of films displaying life In and products of the British Empire has been opened at the Imperial institute. South Kensington, by the Duke of Gloucester. Films will be supplied to schools and other approved bodies free of charge. Many films had been
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    EX-KING OF GREECE
    51 13 Reuter Wireless. Athens. June 112 The papers publisft a letter from exKing George's private secretary in wnich he states "The King is ready when called upon to return to Greece, noi a' the head of a victorious party but as an impartial arbiter between all parties.' Neuter
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    THE CAPITOL
    271 13 Cicely Courtneidge Winner THE CINEMAS rHE latest Gaumont British fiim "Things Are Looking Up," featuring Cicely Courtr.cidge. Max Miiler ant William Gargan, is anoi.ter excellent example of the first-class cinema? fare now provided by British studios. Gone are the days when British sound tnd photography were bad. and
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    "THE WOMAN IN RED"
    140 13 Exciting Picture At The Pavilion I OVERS of horseflesh, and lovers of a good story, should see 'The Woman In Red." the new feature film at the Pavilion it is a First National picture and is packed with excitement, which is what most of US want
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    THE STRATOSPHERE
    67 13 Wiley Post Fails In His Fourth Attempt Reuter. Nev. York. June 17 The famous airman. Mr. Wiley Pos: left Burbank (California) ihis morninp in an at.empt on a s'ratcsohere flight to New York. He landed a Wifbita «Kansas» owing to moor trouble, which compelled him to turn back
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    LORD CARSON
    62 13 British Official Wireless. London. June 15. Although Lord Carson, who was for eleven days critically ill with bronchial pneumonia, cannot yet be considered out of danger, the improvement in strength reported three days ago is being maintained. To-day's bulletin reports that he had a good night and that
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    England's Strong Position In First Test Match 384 RUNS FOR 7 WICKETS
    709 14 Fourth Wicket Stand WYATT AND LEY LAV) PARTNERSHIP TPHANKS to a splendid fourl h partnership between Wyj shipper, and 11. Leyla England was in a strong position the end of the first day's play at I opening Test
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    "THE MILE OF THE CENTURY"
    243 14 Thrilling Race NEW ZEA LANDER'S I'ERI'ORMA NCE Princeton, June 10. IIICFOKE 40,000 today «lie "mile of the century," in the international athletic meet inv, was won by Lovelock (New Zealand) with Konthron second and Cunningham third. The time was t min. II 2-10 I itvcloek
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    TOURIST TROPHY RACES
    44 14 Reuter Wireless. I on don, June, 13 In 'he Isl»» Man. while practadng Car the lnuii it Trophy races. Stanley Woods, riding an Italian Ghmzi machine tm.k the lap record by 32 seconshk, avesajctng 84 :s mile: per ham Renter Wireless.
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    DERBY SEQUEL
    120 14 Jockey Cautioned By Stewards Reuter Wireless. London, June 1">. HVKIiV WBAGGS, risWag in the D».il»y. is ihe suh.jt» of the follawiag statement in to-day's Racing t slaadar: "liit Stew auto Interviewed Harry Wraggs with regatd > his having pnHed out on Theft during the Derby .v let Bahrain
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    ENTRIES FOR THE ST. LEGER
    717 14 HLII. Agai Khan's Four Candidates THE r->]l'»v.-au' are the act <-piances. for the St. Leger Stake* (1 mile furs. 132 ysiedi >. to be run tl t Doneantai ail W dne. (lav. Rep IjaJlhfT 1 I Kia By (Lord Alitor) Laaraon 9 9 V )<i
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    £2,500 PRIZE MONEY
    53 14 World Professional Tennis Championship World professional lawn tennis championship will be held at Wembley Pool from September 30th to October sth Guaranteed minimum prize money is TTjwTra. W. T. Til.ien. H E. Vines. II Nus slein. Bruce Barnes, Martin Plaa and i Dan Maskell are among those
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    ISLAND GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
    355 14 Final N;xt Sunday PATERSON TO MEET HAMILTON rjHJE following are the results ui>-to-date of the Singapore Island Amateur Golf Championship. SECOND ROUND J. p de C. Hamilton b at H' L. M;.rshai' 1 Up. G. Finlay beat H. B. Sym 2 and 1. S. J E.attie beat
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    MALAYA CUP
    181 14 Possibles Beat Probables In Johore (From Our Oun Corresporriderit) Johore Bahru. June 16. PLAYERS from Eatu Pahat and Johore Bahru composed the teams in the Possibles versus Probables Sta.e rial game played on the Royal Johore International Club padang. Pasir Plangie, this evening. The team to represent Johore
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    MALAYANS AT GOLF
    126 14 Latest Results Of B.M.A. Tournament Reuter. London. June Hi. f i'HERE was a light wind, but the weather was line when pluy was continued in the B.M.A. golf tournament in the second round for the Present's Tankard. The following were the results. Goldic brat Harris 2 no.
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    DAVIS CUP TENNIS
    123 14 Australia And South Africa Eliminated Reuter. Prague. June 16 [U the semi-final of the European Zone in tne Davis Cup Competition. lienz?l iCzrcho-Slovakiai beat Farquharson (South Africa I 6—2. 5—7. 6-3. 6—2. and Caska (Czecho-Siovakia" bent Bertram (South Atrica» 6—2. ft—4. 6—l. GERMAN SUCCESS Berlin. June 16.
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    119 14 Scores At lose Ot Play In Week-End Games Reuter. London, June 16. The following are the close of piay scores in the County Ciicker matches which were started yesterday: KENT: 351 (Valentine 105, Hollies r> for 89•. WARWICK: 12 for 0. DERBY v. LEICESTER DFRBY: 140 «Smith 5
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    TENNIS CHAMPONISHIPS
    67 14 Play Starts To-Day On S.C.C. Courts Singapore, Mend, y The Singapore Lawn Tennis Champion hips commenc eat 5 o'clock this evening un the S.C.C. courtr.. There ait? a Very larg.numb r of entries and as many matcfu>s as por ible will be decided each evening. It is anticipated
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    SOCIAL ATHLETIC PARTY
    118 14 The following will represent the Srciat A. P. at soccer agah-M; the S.C C. 2nd XI on Thursday, June 20 at the S C.C. ground. Ban Teck. Chong Bian, Ihian Soo; S. Kirn Swee. Chang Kwane. Thiam Fong: Khian Djit. Ah Lek, Cherts Hoe, Chang Poh. and
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    The Latest Malaya Cup Sensation SATURDAY'S GAME AT SEREMBAN
    580 15 liin:se Withdrawal \i Vi.ACCA GOALIE'S mmjJANCE a Out On u Correspondent) S(.r< mban, June 15. r i; Nt-.'ri has provided a sensation. Soon after >■ Si.i; :u.ore's chosen eleven fight th y have ever had •< r field in the eliminating
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    CRICKET "MARATHON"
    89 15 Cyril Washbrook's Inusual Record v H!RE set up rather an unusual i" nl during their niat<h against i -hj, One cf th-'r bstsrnen, >'• hbrook. was on the field'of play nert of ;he game. throughout each of La, nca- miners, was not out» on taob ocea- «i of
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    ENGLISH LEAGUE SOCCER
    279 15 Biggest First Division Club Scores CONTEMPLATING the Association Fool- J ball Leugu Table as it stands during the period while cricket holds the field in England, one sees the mighty Arsenal with < nlv two po nts sh > t of double Tottenham'*» fhirty. And if csie
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    MILE RELAY
    51 15 Reuter. Work! Record Lowered By 2 10 Sees. Los Angeles, June 16. nrHE athletic team of the University of California established a world record for the MfJe Relay Race of 3 minutes, 12 4 10 sees, which is 2 10 sees, better than the Stanford University's record of
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    DERBY CRICKET
    157 15 Good Form Impresses This Year J AST season Derbyshire excelled them- .'elves by finishing third in Lhc Championship table, and gaining more victories—12—than they had ever recorded before. They began quite moderately with four wins and four losses in the.ir first dozen iramcs. but during July and August
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    ENGLAND'S STOCK SOARS
    203 15 Victories In America And The Continent ENGLAND'S football stock must have jumped pretty high, writes "Black Heal 'h" iii the "Madras Mail" of June 2nd. In matches all over the continent and even in America English touring teams were victorious in one week. It is a good
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    KEPPEL GOLF
    191 15 uivj Medal And St. Jan;e.Cup THIRTY-one cards were taken out for 1 the Keppel Golf Club June medal 'stroke I. which won by C. W. Watson with a score of 77—12=65 net. The following have qualified for the St. James Cup:— C. W. Watson 77—12=65 A. Farahar 80—12=68
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    ST. SOPHIA CATHEDRAL
    106 15 To Be Restored By Ukraine Government Kiev. The ca'hcdral of Saint Sophia Kiev, with its fifteen uilded Byzantine domes is among the religious buildings of hisI (orical and artistic value which the Ukraine Government intends to restore, j "Mo* her of Russian Cities" ami first stronghold of
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    NOT THE REAL CRAWFORD
    558 15 Tennis Hint For Our "Stars" Eastbourne, Saturday. i NORMAN Brookes, oldest and most famous of a long line of champions Aust;alln has sent us, sat in the col I I sunlhine by the umpire's chair and [watched, principally. Jock Crawfcrd, l writes Fred Stowe in the
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    THE SPRINGBOKS
    174 15 Many Centuries To Their Credit THE South African cricketers now 1 England started their tour well. Th.. Season was scarcely a W.ek old wh >n •heir first centaury "was scored. Appropriately enough this went dOY/n to the credit of the captain. H. F. Wdn> who made 161 against
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    SELANGOR WIN AT IPOH
    519 15 Sensational Cricket TOTAL FAILUHE OF BATSMEN (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Sunday. CENSATIONAL cricket was witnessed in ii)oh during the week-end when Selangor travelled up for their annual inter-state fixture with Perak. The wicket was good, but it proved a veritable feast for the bowlers and
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    R.A.F. SPORTS AT SELETAR
    836 16 j Lady Thomas Gives Awa> The Prizes I THE Royal Air Force held a most 1 successful Sports Meet at Seletar on Saturday. H E. the Governor. Lady Thomas, Miss Bridget Thomas, Sir Andrew Caldecott, Major General Levvin and Mr. Wurtzburg were among the large gathering
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    MUSLIM SPORTS
    281 16 Successful Jubilee Mest In Singapore A SUCCESSFUL spotty meet as held !>v rhe Muslims of singap* re yesterday afternoon in honour of Ftis Mu.'esty the King's Silver Jubilee In ttie presence -i a large gathering. The results v. ere as fohows: 100 YARDS: Ismail b Ahmad 1; A.
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    INTER-CLUB GOLF
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    111 16 The Yale Badminton Party 0 f Klang o nifl 1 10 Kl,a!: Lurrpur m ounday Jure 16 anc' mcc: -he Ban's Badmnnon Panv in a friendly match of 4 Singles ana 4 Doubles The garner will start at 7.30 a m Tne following will
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    WEEK-END CRICKET: INTERESTING GAME AT TANGLIN
    1667 16 Sir Shsnton Thomas In Form UNITED SERVICES BEAT NON-BENDERS IN EXCITING FINISH f)NE of the most interesting cricket j fixtures played at the week-end j was that between the Non-Benders and the United Services at Tanglin yesterday. Bright cricket was provided and the finish
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    Countess In Hollywood Tragedy TWO MEN LOSE THEIR LIVES
    611 17 S.snificant Telegram v Ql EL TO DINNER I PARTY j; inc of the Countess Itina de Ligl oiuert pianiste, film actress aitd ivourite, was brought to-night investigation of Hollywood* triangular shooting which took s ji two men and resulted in the
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    100 YEARS OF TRAINS
    61 17 many Celebrates Railway Centenary Munich. i.memorate the centenary of railway, Germany will hold an i this summer at Nuremberg, llv. ay was built in 1835 between und Nuremberg, and was five ton!?. :nnial exhibition will show lopment of railways in Germany hundred years. uin i. u
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    EMPIRE ECONOMIC COMMISSION
    513 17 British Chambers Of Commerce Demand London. A DEMAND tor the setting-up for u permanent Empire Economic Commission was adop'ed unanimously 'it the annual meeting of the Association cf British Chambers of Commerce here. The demand came from the Birmingham delegation who submitted a resolution expressing the opinion
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    BAND PERFORMANCES
    207 17 First Battalion, Wiltshire Regiment During the absence in India on .six months' leave, of the Straits Settlements Police Band it: has been possible for the Municipal Commissioners, thanks 10 the kind co-operation of Major T. M. Ponsford M.C., and the Oxficers, 1st Battalion,' the Wiltshire Regiment, ;o arrange
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    NEED FOR AN EMPIRE STERLING UNION
    386 17 Monetary Conference Urged London. AN Imperial Monetary Conference with the object of providing an Empire sterling union has been urged here by the Council of the Federation of the Chambers of Commerce of the British Empire, The* memorandum, in which this resolution was put
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    PATRIOTIC GESTURE
    80 17 55,000 Finnish Families Charge Their Surnames Helsingfors. Thirty housand families have officially changed their Swedish surnames to more Finnish-sounding ones. This wave cf patriotism follows the example of twenty-five thousand families who did the same a;, the recent Kalevala (national epic centenary celebrations. Considerable confusion has resulted from
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    "COPYRIGHT" FACES
    60 17 Photographers Forbidden To "Snap" Passers-By Prague. The idea that every pedestrian has vhe copyright" of his own face lies behind a new law here forbidding photographers to "snap" passers-by in the street. The authorities declare that the competition so caused is unfair to licensed i udio-photographers, and also
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    SALE OF LIQUOR ON ESTATES
    981 17 Illicit Traffic NEW RULES FOR CANTEENS HPHE Acting Minister of Home Affairs in the Ceylon State Council (Mr. G. C. S. Corea) moved that the new Local Option rule framed by His Excellency the Governor limiting the sale of liquor from estate canteens to resident
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    SINGAPORE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
    688 18 More Thriving Than it I Was Last Year THERE was a good gator ring at the annual general meeting ol ihe Sing apore Teachers' Association held yesterday at the Raffles Institution Hall. Mr. H. R. Cheeseman (Inspector of Schools) presided. PRESIDENT'S SPEECH Proposing the adoption of the
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    TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC
    126 18 The undermentioned pupils of the Con vent Oi the Holy Infant JesuS, passed il Trmi.y Col'ege of Music examlnarior Held m Singapore: Higher Local: C. Anthony. Semcv: R. Qrimberg (Hons) M CivM. L. Bereager. Intermediate: If. Range] (Hons) M de Snuva: M. Chan; B. Ph pps
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    CHINESE STUDENTS IN BRITAIN
    192 18 Work Of The Universities' Committee Reuter. Lcndon, June lb. MR. Quo Tai Chi, the Chinese Ambassador, to-day had luncheon with members lof the Universities' China Committee. The meeting was held to adopt the annual report, which shows that there are now 35 Chinese Indemnity students in
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    D.E.I. RUBBER
    130 18 Fiscal Export Duty On A Sliding: Scale Reuter. Batavia. June 15. "THE D.E I. Government intends to levy a fiscal export duty on estate rubber, vaiyiiig accord:m? 1 o the Batavia marre- ni-ice of standard sheet as follows: When ihe market' price is below 17 •ems per half
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    118 18 Has Cleaned Shoes Of Famous Statesmen Belgrade. Known only as "Professor," the xc Id's most remarkable shoeblack has just returned to Belgrade after a European tour. In 'he course of lifs work he has ravelled all over the world, and claims x ha\ r e:— Shined President: Wilson's
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    S.S. (SINGAPORE) ASSN.
    82 18 Agenda For Committee Meeting Singapore. Monday. A m eting of the committee of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Associaon wil 1 be held to-day in the Singapore Exchange Room at 5 p.m. 'be av nda will be as foMows: 1. To confirm minutes. 2. Mutters arising therefrom: (a)
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    HUMAN ALARM CLOCK
    150 18 Wakes University Students For Th reepence New York. I Columbia University sleepyheads who 'ive at John Jay Hall now have a professional human alarm clock. Harold Jcsurun, who comes from the Wcs< Indies, will wake anyone between the hour' of 4 p m. and 9 a m.
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    JUBILEE FUND
    102 18 Total Donations Reach $100,951.20 fHE twe.ity-ninth list of the Silver Jubilee Fund isT given below The Fund has now reached $101,951.20, the chief donation being $736.11 from the Office and Teaching Staff of the Education D«*pt., Singapore. Amount previously acknowledged $99,502.39 Clerical Staff, o/i Harrisons Barker Co. 17.20
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    WAGE REDUCTION
    139 18 No Remedy For Unemployment Says 1.L.0. Chief Geneva. Reduction of wages is not a remedy for unemployment says Mr. Harold Butler. Director of the International Labour Office in a preliminary report to the IL O. Conference, which opened at Geneva on June 4. The prosnerity of industrial count
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    155 18 Trying To Do 10 Years' Work In 10 Months Chicago. "America is in a.i economic mess," declared Sir Josiah S u amp, well-known Br: tish economist, speaking at the Chicag) Club here following his interview with President Roosevelt at Washington. "\ou are n this mess," he
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    MAN BURIED ALIVE?
    116 18 Lid Of C offin Found Burst Open Prague. Marie Schcrschova was to h e buried in the family grave at Pilatm, in Bohemia. Ihe last buna] there had been ten years b 1 ore, when her father died. The heavy stone was raised, and two offins were
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    FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE
    344 18 Outbreak In Tht N.E.I. AN announcement in a gove;> gazette extraordinary issue! tirday states: Information having been r.-ceiv y disease, namely, foot-aim disease, is prevalent in the N< Indies, His Excllency the Go. virtue of the powers conferred V v 42 (4) (of ordinance No. 157. and Prevention
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    JURYMAN SWEARS
    116 18 Hut Judge Thinks The Oath \< Excusable Kansas City. An oath which no juryman should ue rang through the Court here dr. 11 damage suit. That jurvman been fined.: but the Judge ruit i the circumstances perm: ted :iv w > This is why:— Lawyer: "Doctor, in popuia'
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    AMERICAN CLIPPER
    19 18 Reuter. Alameda ICalifornU), Jui The giant American I alighted at the Midway Island i I gTm.T. .—Reuter.
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    1245 19 5-2 Verdict doctors who would NOT SAY "YES" London, May 17. I ry Judicial Committee of the j I ivy Council, consisting of Lord I g], urgh, Lord Atkin, Lord of Killowen, Sir George and Sir Lancelot Sanderson, 1, on May 14th, to
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    336 19 Child Marriages In India Bombay, May 2. IN spite of widespread propaganda against all forms of child marriage, t-he orthodox dr.-hards seem to bo as firm as ever in their views, says tbe Times of India. Recently the Desha Dishawal Vanik Mahajan of
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    WATER SOFTENING
    249 19 Discovery Of A Cheap Method London. OFFICIALS of the Government's Chemical Research Laboratory at Teddington demonstrated before the learned guests of the Royal Society at a conversazione held at Burlington House, London, how sea water could be made drinkable by being passed though four glass tubes containing synthetic
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    MUSICAL CONVICT
    262 19 Wife-Slayer Learns Clarinet In Gaol Sydney, N.S.W. Leslie Worrall. serving a life sentence in Goulburn gaol for the murder of to* wife is receiving his first lesson in playing the clarinet. crosbvHis instructor is Mr. J. Browne, teacher at the Conservatonum and conductor of the Police Band, who
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    213 19 Opportunity To Get Master Man Mac West turned down her greatest business opportunity recently. She had a chance to get an actor, director, cutter, dancer, cameraman and linguist all for the price of one. All it would cost the blonde star is a first class ticket
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    QUETTA RELIEF FUND
    133 19 Local Indian Association To Make Collections At, a meeting of the committee of the Indian Association a sub-committee, consisting of the following was formed to collect for the Quetta Relief Fund, with power to co-opt:— Messrs. T. Naraindas, J.P., Janmadas Purshotam, O. Eamasami Nadar, B. Jovindasami Chettiar,
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    774 19 Aeronautical Academy In Delhi Bombay. I f HE details are now available regarding I the proposed establishment of an I Aeronautical Academy in Delhi. Enquiries show that soon after the tragic death of Fit. Lt. Binley, the Instructor of the Bombay Flying Club, the members of
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