Malaya Tribune, 19 June 1935

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's First National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales XXII.—No. 14 4 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1935 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune j Singapore: Wednesday. June 19, ItSfi Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1935. FIVE CENTS.
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      132 1 I %>,nl The Slrtbmte Dominant ARMMMdtfI fMKMINM fhkf 1 GkAS* TNI kATISf GkAi* DIttWERY SOLE AGENT* Q *S S "STAR BRAND" y n! Switch I o Vegetable margarine 1 1 For All Your Cooking 1 I j|j Absolutely free from adulteration. Star Brand margarine is nn S i a pure
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      178 1 Ml ••< <M V AMKKA St'le Ajrent" THF SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT CO P.O. Box 92. SINGAPORE. Ss] Crosse Blackwells Soups, Jams. Pickle?, Sauces and Pastes and many other pre- pared food delicacies, owe their perfection to tho long <»vpcrieneB I of one of the oldest and best known British Manufacturers. Only
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    Shipping News & Notices. TORPEDOED FOUR TIMES
    802 2 Shipping News Notices. TORPEDOED FOUR TIMES Master Retires After 40 Years At Sea AFTER more than 40 years' service at sea. captain R'chard Steel, a native of Whiteheaven, has retired and settled in Melbourne. He was for many years in command of cargo vessels of the B'uFunnel Line operating principally
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    LUSITANIA SALVAGE
    227 2 'Expedition To Retrieve Valuables j expedition organised by the Arqjo- naut Corporation, Ltd., of London and Glasgow, Ls to set cut from the Clyde this month to endeavour to lc-cai? tho sunken Lusitania, and to make d.: attempt to retrieve documents as 1 I valuables from her strong
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      408 2 STEAMER SAILINGS P&o.«d BRITISH INDIA P. A <). S. N. Co/s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Dm Tonnage. Singapore. 1935. RAWALPINDI 17,000 June 21 Kill"1 0.100 July 4 KAISAR-I-HINP 11,500 July 5 BEHAR 0.000 July 18 RANCH] 17,000 July 19 SOUDAN 6,500 July 31 NAI.UERA 16,000 Aug. 2 KAfiPTJRA 17,000 Aug. 16 BURDWAN
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      33 2 O.S.K. LINE I 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. 6337—9.
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      483 2 t i i i i i i i-»rf inni iirini i i: i i i i f tNG IWOH S.S. €0, IIMITFD. (RED FUNNEL LINE) (Incorporated in Straits Settlements) REGULAR PASSENGER and Cargo Serv.'res from Singapore to Java, 80-neo. Ranka and Billiton. For BATAVIA. CHERIBON AND SEMARANG (Every Tucsdav and
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      243 2 N.Y.K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated in Japan). NEW REDUCED FARES TO EUROPE j VIA SUEZ. As from the sailing of s.s. "Hakusan Maru," August Bth for London, fares by j steamers will be:— Ist. 2nd. Naples 5497 $'»40 $317 $343 Marseilles .114 157 326 351
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      521 2 1 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. TO GENOA, LONDON, ROTTERDAM. HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From Spore. Malacca. Port Penan M.S. S'bam*?.IEONIA 25-6 25-6 26-6 28-6 I ALSIA 16-7 16-7 17-7 19 7 BORINGIA 6-8 68 7-8 9-8 ERRIA 20-8 20-8 21-8 23-8 LALANDIA 17-9 17-9 18-9 20-9 JUTLANDIA 8-10
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      451 2 STEAMER SAILINGS NORDDELIm The undernoted are the Com] iny*i tended fixtures: OUTWARDS. am. I ISAR, for Manila, Hongkong. Shanghai, North China Japan J y o SAALE. for Hongkong, Shang North China Japan HOMEWARDS. For Rotterdam, Hamburg Ilremer, ALSTER, for Genoa. MarCasablanca Due June 30, v SCHARNHORST, for Na: l< i
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    The Treatment Of Tuberculosis MUCH IMPROVED POSITION
    724 3 NO NEED NOW FOR DESPAIR Sanitorium Report VAST improvement in the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis, with pneumothorax and surgical interference occupying more attention than in former years, so much so that even advanced cases of the disease need not despair, was stressed in
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    A. B. M. DINNER
    1159 3 List Of The People Present (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, June 3. THE following Is the Oft of guests pre--1 sent at the annual dinner of the Association of British Malaya, held at the Hotel Metropole, London, to-day. Mr. T. J. Gumming presiding:
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    HISTORIC AMERICAN BUILDINGS
    178 3 Pictures To Be Presented To England Richmond, Virginia. HISTORIC buildings in the States of Marylan and Virginia are being painted by well-known artists with a view to presenting pictures of th:m to museums in England. The museum at King's Lynn. Norfolk, for example, is to be presented
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    £600,000 ESTATE
    181 3 English Claimant To American Fortune Edmonton, Alberta. A 58-YEAR-OLD Englishman living here named Mr. O. W. Tabor has started legal proceedings to claim a famous American fortune* said to be worth 3,000,000 dollars (£600,000). In the "roaring eighties" the Matchless Mine at Leadville (U.S.A.) made the late H.
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    FAMISHED DOGS KILL BOY
    176 3 Woman's Heroic Rescue Attempt -The Pas, Manitoba. ATTACKED and. savaged by three famished- Huskie dogs, a 6-year-o«ci boy named Michael Segino\itch has died in hospital here. The child was playing happily when the dogs suddenly appeared out of th® bush and set upon hfm. His terror-stricken
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      272 3 *j Lasting beauty v INVESTMENT VAJLUE The Austin Ten-Four range consists of five popular models. Firstly eh e Tourer. In the world of cars you measure dependability by the Austin Tn n,™;™ This full four-seater, four-door car is costs, too, and resale value, comparison with xltt v 7 7 proving
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    MURDERED SILK SMUGGLER
    510 4 A Gang Victim I 1 REVENUE OFFICER'S STATEMENT ANCE again the name of Charlie Feigenbaum, silk smuggler, racketeer, ex-convict, police informer, and victim of Montreal's first "gang murder" last August, was introduced into locai criminal courts recently. Details of Feigenbaum's pact with the police, in a matter
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    WAITED FOR WIFE WITH GUN
    511 4 I I 1 Man Says He Fired To Frighten Kurunegala, (Ceylon), May 23. THE admission that he had fired a shot when his wife from whom he was j being divorced was passing with the man she was going to marry was made by a
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    FAMILY WIPED OUT
    102 4 Train And Caravan Crash At Level Crossing I Belgrade. A whole family of Russian gipsie>\ Alexa Shleserov, his wife and three children, have been killed by an express train at a level crossing between Jagodina and Chuprija. When they reached the crossing the barrier was down and
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    ARREST OF ALLEGED FIRE-RAISERS
    422 4 Escapades Recorded In Diary New York. TWO young men who used to take a few drinks and raise fires in New York and Chicago houses have been arrested, and one of them may face a murder charge. An old woman aged seventy-two died when she was
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    TELEGRAM IN WELSH
    98 4 Birthday Wishes To King Sent Back For Translation By Air Mail) Nevin, Carnarvon, Wales June 6. No one at Buckingham Palace is able to read Welsh—and so a telegram sent in Welsh to wish the King happiness on his 70th birthday a few days ago had to
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    NAME IN BALLAD
    100 4 j "Annie Laurie" To Marry In September London, June 5. "Annie Laurie," a member of the old Scottish family whose name is immortalised in the ballad, is to marry at the end of September. She is Miss Alice Helen Laurie, eldest daughter of the late Mr. and
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    USEFUL CAREER ENDS
    104 4 Last "Single-Wheeler" Engine In England "Retires" (By Air Mail) London, June 5. Alter a career of 49 years, during which she has covered 780,000 miles, the historic of the London Midland and I Scottish Railway's 8,000 locomotives has I just finished her working life, and is now
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    "ADOLF HITLER PUDDING"
    54 4 Berlin. In order to make the children eat porridge more willingly, a nursery home In Dresden has renamed it—"Adolf Hitler Pudding." This fact has been revealed by correspondence in the newspapers in which local mothers are questioning whether It ls proper to use the name of the
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    POLICE HUNT FOR SCHOOLGIRL
    310 4 House Of Horrors FATHER'S REQUEST FOR SEARCH Lancaster, Pa., April 26. OTATE Police are searching the musty cellar of the Mechanics Grove "haunted house" for a trace of Ruth Neidman, high school student. A letter from the girPs father, Charles Neidman, to-day sent investigators back to
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    PICTURE REJECTED BY R.A.
    442 4 British Artists Cause Furor London, April 2i> TWO prominent artists, Homerville Hague and Stanley Spencer, laisea no end of a row to-day following a notification that some of their pictures had been rejected by the Royal Academy. Hague said he was "sick and tired' or having
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      59 4 HI Jr HI I ALSO Mai^ the air-tight tin, render- j C x&h H| them imrervious to jjisSSg&!C!ki H MADE IN LONDON I £fcr J^dM by (arreraj. >^mrSltjhWM j L_\l Strength and Vitality Drink Van Houten's Cocoa, it stimulates and nourishes. It kills that tired feeling and calms the nerves.
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      202 4 •>iiiii•a•ii»•<•-Iliiiiil l i i l i i l i I I I i i i t i j j I BERNARR MACFADDENS BOOKS. i ASTHMA HAY FEVER $6.00. I s COLD, COUGHS CATARRH $4.00. I CONSTIPATION $5.00. i I FASTING FOR HEALTH $5.00. a FOOT TROUBLES $5.00. I 1 HEADACHE,
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    160 5 NO INCLINATION TO SELL V iy Small Business Passing By Our Financial norres-ponamt Singapore, Wednesday morning. To-day's Prices Rubber (Singapore), 201/2 cts M down Vg ct. Market Tone: Dull. Tin (Singapore), $114% f unclianged. Yesterday's Prices: London: G'«d., down i/ 8 d. Market Tone: Dull. w ork
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    Financial News & Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1543 5 Financial News Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS Tne following share quotation* are issued by Fiaser and Co., and LyaJi and Evatt:-— MINING Singapore, Tuesday, 10 a.m. Issue Fraser y&n Va Ue Co. Evatt 4- Ampat 4;3 4,6xu 4 3 4 6xd £1 A. Kumbang 31,- 33 cd 31,6 33i6cd £1
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    LYALL & EVATT’S DAILY REPORT
    81 5 LYALL EVATT’S DAILY REPORT Singapore, Wednesday. MINING: Quiet. Ratio* $4.75 $4.90, Pungahs sellers 22 9, Lukuls $1.00 $1.02 Nawng Pets .74 .77, Takuapas 19 7V 2 20 S. Luas $1.12 $1.15. RUBBERS: Slightly easif r. U. Malacca buyers $1.65, Indragiris $1.11 $1.14, Nyalas .95 .97>/ 2 Bukit Katils .57 .00,
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    LOCAL SHARE MARKET
    896 5 I The Tin Quota FRASER AND GO'S REPORT jyjESSRS Fraser and Co.'s weekly report on the Singapore share market, dated June 18, states:—. There has been Very litt.'e in the news < i the past few days, ti her local'y or at home, to catch tile eye,
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    STOCK MARKETS
    41 5 British Official Wireless. I London, June 18. Sterling on New York is 4 92-11 16, Paris 74-9|16. The Stock Market's tendency is irregular. British Government Stocks were firmer, with War Loan 10&1116. Gold i is 141s. 2d.—British Official Wireless.
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    BRITISH LOANS
    105 5 Overwhelming Success Of Issues British Official Wireless. London, June 18. Following the recent overwhelming success of the Manchester Corporation's 1,000,000 loan, for which application.-; totalled £100,000,000, it is understood that applications for the Cardiff Corporation* loan of £1,500,000 issued yesterday was also covered about 25 times. Lists in
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      235 5 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK LIMITED, MEYER CHAMBERS. RAFFLES PLACE. Capital Fully Paid Yen 100,000.000. Kist rye Fund Yen 125,800,000. HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. BRANCHES at Alexandria, Batavia, H rlin, Dairen. Fengtien, Hamburg, Haninr, Harbin, Honolulu, Hongkong, Hsintg Karachi, Kobe, London, Loa Angeles. .la. Moji, Nagasaki, Nagoya, New York, Osaka, Paris, Peiping,
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      24 5 THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated in New Zealand). FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOLTOUTH, Manager. OFF/CB: 2. FINLAYSOfc d'RFEN.
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      84 5 IN HAN O WHEN YOU HAVE A SAVINGS ACCOUNT. No doubt you have some unrealised dream heretofore made impossible by inadequate funds. A Savings Account will soon enable you to make these desires a reality. Sufficient ready money for your next holiday—perhaps some article yoa want to buy—any wish you
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      394 5 IF EVERY WIFE KNEW WHAT EVERY W I D 0 W KNOWS EVERY HUSBAND WOULD BE ADEQUATELY INSURED. We offer you something unusual in insurance The International has devised an exclusive insurance feature. The Disability Compensation Clause. Under this Clause we not only pay certain benefits in case of temporary
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      542 6 M. HASSAN, N A 17, BRAS BASAH ROAD. SINGAPORE. We undertake all sorts of work in electrical, gas and water service lines. #c give prompt attention to all craers c ;rer m> or small. iWhy not consult us about your requirement! Ertimate submitted upon request irithftttt charpe or ohlipation. 'PHONE
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      573 6 FOR SALE. ooio/ortabie 5-"eater Jowett 52 m.p.g. OLP h. Sole Agents, Lee Motors, Orchard Road. Conn E. Alt) Saxophone—silver plated, gold-bell. Crystal mouthpiece. Condition perfect. K. S. Seng, 44 Jrddah Street. WANTED A young educated Malay wishes to tenth Malay. Apply to proprietor, Ell's Road. CHINESE DISPENSER WANTED— t\.km ty
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      632 6 ESSO-MAR yARMAX CYLO-MAR SURETT MAR PENOLA MAROLEUM Kllßn TELO-MAR MARINEX NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that the trade marks or names depicted above are the exclusive property ol the STANDARD-VACUUM OIL COMPANY a corporation rgan zed under the laws of the Stat*; of Delaware having its principal office in Wilmington
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      282 6 I MOOI CHIN RESTAURANT, f recently established. Corner of PURVIS STREET. Modern sanitary fl'tings, open air tables served, well ventilated rooms for private parties. English Chinese meals can be obtained at any time Courteous service ard satisfacfon guaranteed. A trial will convince i you. We also cater for outside 1
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      379 6 A NEW SPIRIT IN THE MEDICAL WORLD. A speciality fov complicated gnd giver up cases. Don't forget that the physician', highest and only mission is to restore fh< 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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      239 6 BUY THE BEST AT Minimum Prices! Grand Display of Genuine Cyma, Vulcain and Etaskopf Watches AT I 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD I (Near Mid M- Road) EYESIGHT CONSERVATION. >af~guard your eyes—they are your cat eat pos-espinn. It ij ilangerouf to neglect them. re Si<rhT.'i't--ting *nd a wide range glass-;, and
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    FINDING WORK FOR UNEMPLOYED
    120 7 President Roosevelt's New Programme Washington, June is. PRESIDENT Roo> r vel t has handed over works programme to r< vi i administrators. ihe administrators at th< 1! «f- Mr Roosevelt expressed a '«W «c the beginning He iw' X majori, y of undivide three-and-hall mlUimi four
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    MADAME FLORIGNY
    205 7 Noted Fr nch Pianistc In Singapore Singapore, Tuesday. J AME Rcnee Fkv%ny a pianlitt of at j? nal fame- and known In the "Femab Pudcarrived In Singapore In th f 01 an extended tour of tne East will i .vc a recital at the Victoria Hal tiexi Wednesday,
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    20 7 untitled postponed lecture on An Outline ophy will be delivered at the oi the Theo.scfhical Societj' 6.30 p m. to-morrow.
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    TRIBUTE TO POLICE
    378 7 Action Taken In Pope joy Murder D E m4 NT ?H W T h Crime in the Cn] ony in n-JL o !f?f of Police pays a well-merited tribute 10 the Force with the murder of Inspect r Popejoy. He writes: This Seciion of the leport cannoi
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    RAILWAY EXPERT
    164 7 Returning To China After Study In Europe A noteworthy passenger on board Scharnhorst is Mr. Wang Peck Chiaw. Superintendent of the Shanghai-Hang-chow-Nanking Railway of China, who made a tour cf Europe studying the railway industries there. Mr. Wang told the Press that according to his experience and study
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    CINEMA INVENTOR
    82 7 Presented With Medai Of The City Of Paris Reuter Wireless. Pails, June 15. M Louis Loumeine. the man who invented the cinema, was piesented with the Gold Medal of the City of Paris bv the Municipal Council at reception at the Hotel de Ville on the occasion ol
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    WORK IN MINES
    59 7 Employment Of Women Prohibited Reuter Wireless. Geneva, June 17. The Labour Conference has adopted a convention prohibiting employment of women in mines. The principle thereof is already enforced in most countries, but India expects to eliminate underground lemale labour by 1939 and Japan has already accepted in
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    U.S. COAL STRIKE ENDED
    55 7 Reuter Wireless. Washington, June 15. The workers in the coa' industry have confirmed, the leader's decision to call off the coal strike. The decision was reached at a joint conference of the United Mine Workers' Union and representatives of soft coal workers which unanimously agreed to
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    THE FLYING CLIPPER
    45 7 Reuter. Honolulu, June 18. The Pan-American Company's giant plane, the Flying Clipper, which took off at 5.27 a.m., on Sunday for Midway Island, on her flight of 4 000 miles to test her powers in unsettled conditions arrived at 2.58 ttm., —ReuUM
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      80 7 The oroofl word is spreading fast You simply cant do better than buy aWESTINGHOUSE A.C. 8 TUBE SUPERHET t -aine engineering genius that f 1 *he world's first Broadcasting J S itina is rtsponsible for this master 1 receiver which has brilliant tone fidelity I world-wide range Sood volume °VRRSIZE
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      322 7 I STEARNS' TONIC CONTEST I F S Y A DOLLARS < $5000 > ,N PBKES j FOR A FEW MINUTES THOUGHT I I AU you have Jo do is write a fifty word statement entitled, "Why I Take Steams' Tonic." j Scond PriZe rT&f** D l,ars 2s oo > j
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY’S SHIPPING
    123 8 HARBOUR BOARD SH T PS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO AHRIVE Singapoic, June 19. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Rohna 22; Apoey 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Mata Hari 18; Rajputana 18; Cape St. George 16; Menelaus 14; Toussoum 11;
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    28 8 Left And. By Spore London Air Mail (Dutch* June 12 June 17 Air Mail (Imperial' June 2 June 11 Air Mair (Imperial* June 9 June 17
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    20 8 The Air Mailr despatched from Singapore on June 2 and 9 were delivered in London on June IT '5 da>o>.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    145 8 Mails expected from Europe, etc., despatched on the 12th Inst., by air iNether- lands i. time of delivery oi boxholders' j letters only 8 p.m. to-day and general delivery of letters 8.25 a.m. to-morrow. Mails exDected from Europe, etc.. dfts- patched on the 15th inst.. by aix (Netherlands',
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    AMERICAN SILVER PROBLEMS
    139 8 Unofficial Bloc Planning A Campaign Reuter. Washington. June 18. THE unofficial silver bloc in the Senate is planning a campaign to force its policy upen the adminhtra ion. The entire group mee.s to-mo r row to discuss the plan ot action. Senator McCarran asserts thai the group
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    79 8 DAILY PRICES CURRENT Sirgayore, Wednesday, noon, ttuyayr*. b«Uer». No. I.X.R.S.S. in e**U (F. 0.8. June) 20% 21 Good F.A.Q. in cases (F. 0.8. June) 20% 20% No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot, loose) Spore) 20% 20% do. July 20% 21 do. July Sept. 21% 21% do. Oct.iDte. 22% 22%
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    MONEY MARKET
    300 8 SELLING Singapore, June 18. London 4 months' sight 2j4 1132 London 3 months' sight London 60 days' sight si»i London 30 days' sight «£J London demand *g JJSs London T.T. J3 29^f Lyons and Paris demand ™i Hamburg demand «g New York demand Batavia and Sourabaya demand 83-U
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    PRODUCE
    166 8 Singapore, June 18. R (aiamj W. Coast No. 1 pei Koyan $145 iiSBKg Rice. Siam Ai $203 Rice. Siam, 1 ITm Rice, Siam. 2 Rice. Siam, 3 Siam. -Sin Hway" Rice, 1 W Siam, "Sin Hway' Rice, 2 Siam. Sin Hway" Rice 3 $184 Rice, Siagon Al Rice, Saigon.
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    DIARY OF THE DAY
    262 8 WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, JUNE 19 High Tide.—1.15 a.m. Rotary Tiffin, Adeiphi Hotel. 1 d m. Mr. Lester L. Goodman on "The United States As I See It To-Day Football: S.A.F.A. League Div. I p v. Wiltshires. Anson R:>ad Stadium; Com. Cup,
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    AMUSEMENTS
    68 8 ALIIAMBRA. —"Bachelor Of Art. CAPITOL.— "Things arc LV EMPIRE.—"The Lost Cry." concluding chapters. GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing Side-shows, Malay Operas, Cheese wayangs. Cinemas, 'Talkies, etc. HOLLYWOOD—"Tioublt' and 'I'-li O'My Heari." MARLBOROUGH.— "Uba: Guna NEW WORLD.-Cabaict Dhii^'' k Side-shows, Malay Operas Chn.c,,c w* yangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. PAVILION.—"The Woman la RRITZ.
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      388 8 i SINGAPORE HOrnS I MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL J TO-NIGHT I I COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. I DINNER DANCE (informal) 9.30 to midnight. WITH BIG CABARET ATTRACTION. I RiUv CarrOll THE POPULAR FAST STEPPING AMERICAN I TAP DANCER. i i^^^ trans I I Special surprise entertainment in sketching. make
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      344 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY. The Public are hereby notified that Malabar Street (short ten***, Bugh; Street end) Will Do closed to through traffic for the purpose of constructing a main sewer, from Monday, June 24th, 1935. until completion of work. C. H. GOLDIE, Municipal Secretary. 19th June. 1986. SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY.
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      95 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Singapore Municipality TENDERS. TENDERS arc now invited for the following materials or services. For particulars, tee Municipal Tender Room. Date of closing: Supply of Manganese Steel Jaws, 4 p.m., Thursday, June 20, 1935. Execution of alterations to 52, 53. 54, 55. 56 and 57, Bras Basah Road, 4
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      242 8 [postal^ SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Trengganu (generally), Eesut, Duneun, Kemaman and irmSsek (Bhanurangsi) 2 p.m. KrefaY 2pm Djambi and K. Tongkal (ToWO) 3 p.m. Muntok. Palembang and P adjoc mv < The dens) 3 p.m. Pangkal Pinang (Thcdcns) 3 p.m. Soengei Liat (Tfccden* 3 p.m. Pomianak «Khoen Hoea> 3 p.m.
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      214 8 CLUB DIARY j [There are numerous Clubs i societies in Singapore, most or I members of which are readers of -Malaya Tribune." This Diary is p o vided specially for them. 1 are invited to co-operate in keeping i. up-to-date and complete. Happen*V o/ general interest will still be inch
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    SUIT FOR DIVORCE IN K.L.
    841 9 Defended Case 1 NEVER THRASHED A WOMAN" From Our Own Revo'tjrj Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. I HAVE never thrashed a woman in my life. It has always been misfortune that I have married ome young girls and lost them 34 I have been too lenient" was
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    LAVISH MARRIAGE EXPENDITURE
    448 9 Work Of Co-operative Societies AN interesting extract from the annual report on the working of Co-opera-tive Societies in the Straits Settlements for 1934, which was laic' on ihe table, at Monday's meeting of the Legislative Council reads: For a lbng time past r.l."icers of the Department have
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    LOCAL LECTURE
    39 9 Sr: Swami Advaitanandaii will deliver a lecture at the "Bharti Bhavan" hall. 47. Cuff Road 'off Serangoon Road> on Thursday, at 6.15 p.m. Mr. S. B. Adityan. M.A. will preside. The lecture will be Ideals of India.
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    NAVAL CONFERENCE PROSPECTS
    798 9 French Italian Replies Received Reuter. London, June 17. THE French and Italian replies to the British communication in regard to the Anglo-German naval conversations have now been despatched to London. The French reply will be delivered by M. Corbin to-morrow. In view of the fact that M.
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    TELEVISION STATION
    55 9 Site At Alexandra Palace Selected Reuter Wireless. London, June 17. Major Trycn, Fcstmastei-Guieral, in the House of Ccmmoiis said that on the advice of the Television Advisory Committee the use of a site at A r <xanriiu Palace. L-ndon, had been authorised Cci th.- setting up of the
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    SMUGGLING ON THE DECREASE
    290 9 Vigilance Of Preventive Branch THANKS to the vigilance of the Preventive Branch of the Government Monopolies Department, smuggling in the Colony is on the decrjase. An extract from the report on the working of the department for 1934, which was laid on the table at Monday's
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    OPERATION LEFT HER CONSTIPATED
    188 9 Nothing Was Effective Until She Tried Kruschen Constipation is an evil at- any time. When it follows upon an operation, it is a condition that simply must be remedied. This woman tried various remedies, but fou.id relief only when she took a regular daily dose of
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    63 12 Mr. Tan Buck Seah family convey their heartfelt thanks to all relatives and kind fri nd? also the XESTANGLO SPORTS CLUB. THE SOCIAL ATHLETIC PARTY THE CHINESE CATHOLIC ACTION, who attended the funeral and night visit's of the late Mrs. Tan Buck Seah as well as thoso
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    THE CHANCES OF PEACE
    697 12 lIS is a time of critical negotiations, in East and West, to avoid warfare and prevent a new race in armaments. For some months the international situation has badly deteriorated and there seems to be widespread cynicism on the subject of peace. The apparent willingness of
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    THE GOVERNOR
    174 12 To Leave For Penang On June 20 Singapore, Wednesday. H.E. the Governor, accompanied by Mr. H. G. Beverley, A.DC, w.li leave Singapore for Penang on the Kedah at 11 a.m. to-morrow. Lady Thomas and Miss Thomas will not accompany His Excellency, and Mr. G. A. G. Walker, the
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    THE KING'S HEALTH
    34 12 British Official Wireless. London, June 18. The King's health has much improved as a result of his rest at Sanc.ringham and His Majesty was out riding in Woodlands yesterday.—British Official Wireless.
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    Notes and Comments Crime In The Colony
    210 12 THE annual report of the inspector Gene**] of Police on crime in the Colony during the year 1934 contains much information cf interest and Is a tr bute to the efficiency of the Force. It continues to do gcod work in the. face
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    Extortion
    213 12 j JHE Inspector-General cf Police mentions in his report that extortion, which Is closely connected with the activities of seem societies and gang- I s ers, also continues to be a source of trouble to the Police. The. main obstacle in dealing with this particularly despicable form of crime
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    The Sawmills Petition
    246 12 I JN reply to the petition of the Singapore sawmillers protesting aga nst th e pro--1 pesed closure of the Kailang Basin to their use for dumping and anchor, ing tongkangs, the Government has offered them a .site off the Raffles Reclamation. The petitioners suggested a site
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    U.S. And N.E.I.
    156 12 the conclusion of a reciprocal trade, treaty between the United States and Holland affect Maiava's large e.xpjr trade? During recent monthWashington has embarked upon a move for enter ng into reciprocal trade pacts with foreign countries, and during the last six or seven months the partus have
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    Topics Of The Day
    354 12 By "Looker-On" BURGLAR who appeared in ccurt the other day admitted that it was the twenty-fifth time he had appeared there. His plea that he was only celebrating Jubliee Year was ignored. A A A An inventor claims to have produced a olock that w-1) never
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    French Say Britain Has Made A Grave Mistake AGREEMENT WITH GERMANY
    877 13 "Threal To Security" i RANGE MUST BUILD MORE SHIPS' Reuter. London, June 18. IT is learned officially that Anglo-German naval agreement was reached this morning <11 the |join1s so far discussed.— Keuter. FRENCH VIEW I'aris, June IX. The Anglo-German
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    WAR SLOOP HANDED OVER TO COLONY
    704 13 For Tse Of R.N.V.R. CEREMONY AT LOCAL WHARF Singapore, Wednesday. Telok Ayer Wharf yesterday, in the presence of a large crowd, the British sloop H.M.S. Laburnum, wh'ch was last in active service in New Zealand, was handed over to the Singapore R.N.V.R., to be
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    40 PLANES AGAINST TWO CRUISERS
    412 13 Hut Ships Got Away! ANTON'S LITTLE WAR Reuter. Hongkong, June 18. QXE of the wounded sailors died in hospital this morning but the officer, who js progressing favourably in a further interview gave a dramatic account of an attack on the cm "sera by a
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    AFRICA AND BACK
    97 13 Flight Accomplished In One Day Reuter Wireless. London, June 17. A rt markable flight to Africa and bac:< in one day by li°:ht aeroplane has been ichiovoti by the aircraft d;s gner Capain W K. Ptrcival. He left Gravesend at 1.30 a.m. for Oran. a distance of
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    STUNG BY FISH
    62 13 Singapore, Wednesday. Whilst he was at work at the bathing pagar at Katong Park yesterday afternoon, an Indian Municipal coolie was severely stung by a poisonous fish. When the ambulance arrived the dresser found the victim in agony. He had a punctured* wound under his left foot
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    QUETTA DISASTER
    127 13 Relief Work Proceeding Smoothly British Official Wireless. London, June 18. j IT is officially announced that as ad- ministration and relief work are pioceeding smoothly, no further reports regarding Qucta will be issued unless special events occur. The wire fence round the city, which is still closely guarded,
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    TRAM STRIKE OVER
    44 13 Disputants Agree To Arbitration Reuter. Omaha, June 18. The disputants in the American tram strike have agreed to accept arbitration of the Board of Award, though the Governor has obtained tht continuation i of Martial Law pending the settlement, j —Reuter.
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    JAPAN'S DEMANDS GRANTED
    715 13 North China Crisis GENERAL SUNG DISMISSED Reuter. Reuter Wireless. Changchun, June 18. r FHE Kwangtung Army has accepted the Chinese terms lor the Charhar settlement as laid down by Col. Matsui, the Japanese Commander. In announcing the decision, which was reached after a fivehour conference, Lieut.-General Itagaki,
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    Malacca Police Inspector Acquitted Of Serious Charge JURY MAJORITY OF SIX TO ONE
    790 14 First Charge Withdrawn NOT GUILTY ON THE j SECOND (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Tuesday. T'iiE trial of Inspector Nunn, who was called upon to answer I charges of culpable homicide not i amounting- to murder and
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    AIR MAIL ROUTES
    176 14 Conference In Batav is Next Week I j I j j I 1 SYNOPTIC charts and improved meteorological information for the Imperial air mail between the United X ngdom and Australia via the Netherlands East Indies will be sough*, at an international conference to be held en
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    SMALLPOX ON STEAMERS
    95 14 One Case On Board The Van 1 Heutsz I i Singapore, Wednesday. J Ancther case of small-pox en steamers -vivving from China ports has b en reported. When th? Van Heutsz put into on Mor.day a case of ws detected. The 600 Chinese deck passsngers wrj landed
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    SIAMESE LOTTERY
    85 14 Up Country Man Wins First Prize (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, June 18. AN up-country man, ncn-de-plume "No Hoper," has won the first prize in the mMlion Tira! Lottery worth £4.000. Less than half the iotal tickets were sold and the first prize was twif c drawn to
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    EASTERN EXTENSION
    68 14 Transit Time For Cables To London The Eastern Extension Telegraph Company announces that the transit times on full rate telegrams from Singapore to Loudon on June 18 were as follows Telegrams handed in up to 5.00 pm. 12 minutes. Telegrams handed in up to 5.30 p.m. 16 minutes.
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    EXCHEQUER RETURNS
    69 14 Revenue And Expenditure To Date British Official Wireless. London, June 19. The Exchequer returns show that the total ordinary revenue to date, exclusive of self-balancing items, amounts to £109,913,827, compared with £110,113,--596 at the corresponding date of Jast year The total ordinary expenditure, exclusive of self-balancing items for
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    63 14 Mr. W. W. Jenkins, of the Ho Hong Steamship Co., Ltd., and Mr. F. G. Ritchie, of the firm of Ritchie and Bisse,t, arrived in Singapore from Brisbane by the Qantas air liner Melbourne. Mr. Bristow arrived from Calcutta and Mr. Mac Masters from London by the
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    TRUNK TELEPHONE CHARGES
    313 14 Quarter Rates For Night Calls Fis announced that, on and from July 1, telephone trunk calls demanded between the hours of 9 pm. and 7 a.m. daily will be charged for at one quarter of the standard "day" rates The day will thus be divided into three
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    DEALER FINED
    123 14 §20 For Trade Marks Infringement Singapore, Tuesday. The District Judge. Mr. H. A. Forrer. dealt with two cases to-day under the Merchandise Marks Ordinance. A fine of $20 was imposed on the proprietor of Chop Lee Teo Heng, of New Bridge Road, for being in possession of gramophone
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    THE USWORTH WRECK
    225 14 I Findings Of Court Of Inquiry Reuter. London, June 18. THE Master of the Usworth did everything he could to save the vessel, declared LO'd Mkrrivale, promulgating the findings of the inquiry into the Wreck of the Usworth wftieh occurred on Dec. 14 In a stCTin in
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    THE SECOND TIME
    121 14 Case Of Incendiarism In Malacca For the second time in recent years, Central Malacca succecded in prosecuting a case of incendiarism and obtaining a conviction, writes the InspectorGeneral of Police in his report for 1934. Cases of this kind have been frequent for some years, but owing
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    JAMESON RAID
    74 14 Photographs Found In Ladysmith Ladysmith After having been stored away In an old box for many years, some original photographs, stated to have been taken after the Jameson raid, have been found by a Ladysmith man. The photographs show the escort which took the political prisoners to Charlcstewn.
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    THE INDIA BILL
    37 14 British Official Wireless. Lcndon, June 19. The new Secretary for India, the Marquess of Zetland, moved the Second Reading of the Government of India Bill in the House-of Lords thb after noon.—British Official Wireless.
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    ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH MISSION
    637 14 Building International Congregation Singapore, Wednesday. "AUR aim is to build an international congregation. I do not want to see any oik race predominating in any of our communions and I like further to see them worship side by side." "We did that because they spoke different
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    PEACE RATIFIED
    22 14 Reuter. Ascuncion. Paraguay, June 19. The Paraeuayan Chamber has tat Tied &n peac? protocol signed with Bolivia Br t;os Aires.—Reuter.
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    Reply To The Sawmiller’s Petition KALLANG BASIN CLOSURE
    604 15 New Site Offered i l LL TEXT OF THE LETTER THK reply of the Government to the petition lodged by the j < a pore Sawmill Associations and t engaged in the allied trades been received. li will be remembered that the
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    RAFFLES HOTEL
    36 15 In addition to Billy Carro 1 the dancer. Raffles Hotel is now prefl ntin'j a special attraction in Professor Popesco, the portrait and caricature arttst. Thiry free caricatures are presentee, to patrons every day.
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    SINGAPORE APPEAL COURT
    452 15 House Transfer Dispute liANK ACCOUNT OF RESPONDENT Singapore, Tuesday. appeal of Mr. J. YV. K. Bloom against the finding of Mr. Jus t'ce Burton, who ordered the expunging of a house transfer in Desker Koad and the return of certain money, was concluded before Mr. Justice Whitley,
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    312 15 I Mr. R. J. Brooker And Miss Edna Trenkner Singapore, Wesdncsuay. ST Andrew's Cathedral was i lie sen; of a prcUy wedding; yesterday aftcvi oon. The biicic was Mia; Edna Cecilia Trenkner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Trenkner, of Lilydale, Victoria Australia, and tbe bridegroom M.Richard James
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    Newcomers impress At Tennis Championships FIRST TEST LEFT DRAWN
    161 16 No Play Yestmlay VM( KI T SATIJUATBl) BY |{AIN Reuter. Nottingham, Jl'iie iS. n' FAVV r;uu last night ennipJHely Nufuiatiil the tviiHCI ami no p.av was possible before litni'h in the I ii'M 'lea ni'iteh between South Aliii j and Fntgijtitl.
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    A FALSE REPORT
    64 16 Jew.»: To Participate In Olympic (la fries Some m-v.'spatier.s, in Germany and abroad, published tin* statement that j the Ma< cabean World Association had i forbidden Jewish athletes to take part In the Xlth Olympic C5arr.cs and the IV»'» Olympic Winter Games. In a letter, dated April
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    CHINESE v. ABATTOIRS
    67 16 The following players have been! selected to represeni the S.C F.A in aeaimt the Abattoirs on Thursday June 20 <-a the Singapore Harbour Board f*round in Cantonment Road l!<» Tung, Jwee Veow, K«>k Yin. ah Chew, i Quee En« Kee. Thine, Hock. i Uang Kwang, Ah 800,
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    286 16 Derbyshire Bowler's Great Feat Reuter. I London, Juno 1C. VENT defeated Warwickshire at FolUo- one on thv- first innings. KFN'1: 351 <Valent'ne 105, Hollies 5 H9) :uut ioi for o, declared. WARWICK: 243 (Freeman 5 for 7.J < find CO for 0. DFRHY v. IJRICESTER f) il.y won
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    GOOD GAMES IN LADIES SINGLES
    836 16 N dn- K urop: a n I* I aye i s MRS. COkBETT TAKEN TO SETS Singapore, Wednesday. 1 ■FURTHER progress was made in the Singapore Lawn Tennis Championships yesterday, when 12 lies were decided on the S.C.C. courts. i The four remaining men's singles
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    Young Aide *r:n,hti and a sparring partner. Aide fights Frisco on .Saturday at the Great World.
    18 16 Young Aide *r: n ,hti and a sparring partner. Aide fights Frisco on .Saturday at the Great World.
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    RAPHAEL ACCEPTS
    37 16 Willing To Fight Fernandez A HUE Raphael, the French exwelterweight champion, informs u« thai he is willing: to accept the challenge made to him !>v Ipitacio Fernandez for a contest before he leaves for Marseilles.
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    MAYFLOWER B.P.
    100 16 •Ties In the Open Singles Champion ship Tournament for the Joo Kian Challenge Shield lor this week-end are as follows: SATURDAY Eng Hee v. Chim Bock, Peng Nam v. Yon;; Kiar Eng Liat v. Miang Jian and Boon Hai v. Chong Tee. Ties in the Open Doubles Tournament
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    AUSTRALIA-CEYLON MATCH
    328 16 Three-Day Fixture In Colombo rHE Board of Control for Cricket in Ir.dia has accepted the tefms offerer' by the Ceylon Cricket Association and it is new decided that the Australian team to tour India at the end of this year, will play a three-day match in Colombo on
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    AMATEUR GOLF
    24 16 Reuter Wireless. Germain, June 17. Great Britain beat France in the Men's Amateur golf match by 5 1 '■> points to 3'/,.—Reuter Wireless.
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    START OF JUBILEE ASCOT
    430 16 King Not Present RESULT OF RACE FOR GOLD VASE Reuter Wireless. London. June iT THERE is great disappointment 1 over the unavoidable absence of the King at the Jubile" Ascot, beginning to-morrow The Queen however, will drive to the course 'very day accompanied by ;he Prince
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    Wilt shires Win Convincingly MONOPOLIES LOSE 3-1
    651 17 Second Division Game SliWK'S EXCELLENT COALKEEFING Singapore, Wednesday. r. Wiltshire» scored a convincing iv hi the S.A.F.A. League •ition yesterday evening when tVated the Govt. Monopolies Second Division by 3 goais Wilts were decidedly the bet:,am out the Monoplies were a to be
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    TENNIS TOURNAMENT
    35 17 Austin Ferry Beaten In Doubles Reuter. Beckenhpni. June lathe doubles' final Tuckey and Wilde beat Austin and Perry 4-6, 6—-. I—«. ivf in the singles' final YamagWl bc u CulUns 6 3, G—l,-Reut-V
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    SELANGOR SKYE MEETING
    419 17 Large Fields On The Card THE following are the handicaps ivr Fiiday's Races, the first day of tlv Selangor Turf Club Skye Meeting: RACE ONE POMES: Class 3, Div. 2, V/ 2 Furs 2.30 p.m.: Loyalty 10.12 Leonic 10.12 Kit 10.6 Mickey Mcu-,e 0.12 Highland Lass 9.
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    A ONE-SIDED GAME
    409 17 Khalsa Trounced By 6 Goals To Nil i Singapore, Wednesday. IN a Third Division match played at the Y M.C.A. Ground yesterday ihe Khalsa Association were trounced by the Y. M.C.A by the wide ma ruin 01 six goals to nil. The Indians played with ten men
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    CRICKET AT NAVAL BASE
    309 17 H.M.S. Terror Beaten By 61 Runs h keen rarac between H.M.S. "Terror" and H M. Naval Base was played on Su day. r a i I The "Terror" bat; ng first, scored runs. H. Bar.ivster and W. Mann being top- For' 'the Base. N. Dow, 1).
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    CHINESE FRIENDLY ASSN.
    134 17 I At a special general meeting cf the Chinese Fri ndly Association, which was 'he'd on June 13 at 161. Tras Street, Ll I was decided to celebrate the AssoviatiSn*s twelfth anniversary in an appropriate I manner. I Each member will be Called upon to pay SI
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    STRAITS RACING ASSOCIATION
    138 17 Classification Of Horses And Ponies •pHE following is the latest list of classifications issued by the Straits Racing AssOr elation: HORSES.- TRANSFERS. Athlacca from Class 2 to Class I. GreaOffc from Class 2 to Class L Ooutte d'Qr from Class 1 bo Class 2. Mintage from Class
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
    212 17 Result Of Ladies' June MedM Competition The Ladies" June Medal competition was played at Bukit Timah on Monday and resulted in a yin for Mrs. J. D. Lama in "A" divisi wi.h a net scoie of 37. in a win fo- Mrs. M. A. Chec*; in "B"
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    THE SOCIAL EVIL IN THE COLONY
    825 18 Report For 1934 LITTLE CHANGE IN CONDITIONS was practically no change in the number ol' premises in use for the purposes of prostitution, writes the Inspector-General of Police in his annual report for 1934. Permanent tenancy of premises by one or more women is
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    87 18 Vigorous action was taken against males suspected to be squeezing or extorting from prostitutes. Forty-tvo were prosecuted. 32 were convicted. 3 were bound over to be of good behaviour ~nd 6 cases were pendhr; at the end ol the .war Sixteen of these prosecutions were against pseudo-informers, claiming a Police
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    CHINESE OFFICIALS ON SUFFOLK
    231 18 Accompanying The Art i Treasures Singapore. Wednesday. TWO representatives of 'he Chinese Government are on beard the Brit- ish cruiser. H.M.S. Suffolk, which left early this morning for England, carryin"- the Chinese ar' treasures for the Chinese \;i Exposition to be held in Burlington House. London,
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    THE RAIL DISASTER
    114 18 Reference In House Of Commons Reuter Wireless. London, June 17. In announcing in the House of Com .710ns that the Jatcst information received nom the London and Noith Easier/, nanway Company regarding the disastt? at Welwvn last n ght was that fourteen i persons wt re killed
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    WAITERS ON STRIKE
    37 18 Shanghai. June 19. The waiters working on board the Ch na Merchants' steamer Hsinkiangtun have gone en strike as a protest against the abolition of contract labour pended.— Sin Chew Ji*. p o h.
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    OUR READERS VIEWS
    88 18 Le It irs 7 o Tt' Editor [Our reader• cj< blotted to iortt« us on subject* j/ putHi* interest i< must be understood that the "Malauc Tribune" does not necessarily en dorse opinions expressed by correspond, ents. LETTERS SHOULi) BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double
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    Jubilee Stamps
    85 18 (To ihe Editor the Malaya Tribttm Sir.—Philatelis s are keenly in m the various Jubilee stamps wh\<-h I been Issued. Would it be possibu 5r Malayan postal authorities to <■ supplies of these stamps and sel at shghtlv above their face v M I .should like to rugsc
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    45 18 'To the. Editor, the Malaya Tribune) Sir.-I should like to sttgftesl thai s amped and addressed envelope* snould accompany the notices of the M ,nSI Assessor asking home owners and accusers for information —Yours etc.. JOHN A. SNODC R Singapore. June 18.
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    HOUSE OF COMMONS
    276 18 Cordial Welcome To Ne* Cabinet Reuter Wireless. e London, June 17. THE House of Commons to-day cor- dially welcomed the new Ministers r As£e *nbly of the House after the Whrsun recess. > Mr. MacDonald relaxed for the first a me for six years, sitting reposedlv on
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    OIL RUSH IN BRITAIN
    148 18 Large Numbers Of Would-Be Prospectors British Official Wireless. I London, June lb The search for oil in Britain began to-day when numbers of woulci-be -prospectors applied for licences at the petroleum department of the Ministry for Mines. In the meanwhile, the whoie of Britain is mapped
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    THE S.S. VOLUNTEER FORCE
    1229 19 Progress Report RE INDUCEMENT R RECRUITING isfied that the tactical ning of tlie Force is on sound onsider that the standard is satisfactory, writes ral E. O. Lewin, G.-0.-C his annual progress reS.S. Volunteer Force for I' 1 with particular pleasure round improvement in ning results
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    MAMMOTH 'PLANES IN THE AIR
    92 19 Complete With Cinema* Dance Floors Reuter Wireless. London, June 17. A TRANS-ATLANTIC passenger service in mammoth aeroplanes, with cinemas, dance floor and cocktaii bars is foreshadowed by the announcement of the proposed formation of the British Bellanca Aircraft Company with a capital of £400,000 Mr.
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    LLOYD GEORGE'S PLANS
    64 19 Cabinet Committee Turns Them Down Reuter Wireless. London, June 17. It i.s understood the Car-.net Committee which has been examining Mr* Lloyd George's New Deal has decided to report to the Cabinet that the plans do not offer any advantage over those already contemplated by tne Government,
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    SECRET SOCIETIES AND GANGSTERS
    509 19 Comparatively Quiet Last Year ANOTHER year of compaiative freedom from lawless ou;creaks by societies and criminal gang.? has passed by, says the Inspector-General of Police in his annual report for 1334. The remarks and the warning contained in paragraph 95 of the report for 1933 still
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    LORD CARSON'S RECOVERY
    22 19 Reuter Wireless. London, June 17. Lord Carson has made ail astonishing recovery and bulletins are being discontinued. —Reuter Wireless.
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    29 INJURED
    171 19 Another British Rail Disaster Reuter Wireless. London, June 17. A PASSENGER train from Glasgow n crashed into Ihe buffers at ihe terminus at Gourock this morning and 29 people were injured, three seriously. The majority of passengers were bound for holiday resorts and intended to board a pleasure
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    FIFTH JUBILEE DRIVE
    182 19 Cheering Crowds ureet The Queen Reuter Wireless. I -lu*ie 15 The Quern n iidtn Buck high n in Pnlat»* (n Wimjym- Caetta *o-d:iv on the fifth and lone cm of <he .TublU'e drives. itr Majesty, who wa« accompanied by «hi- Duke oi Gloucester in place of the
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    EMPRESS OF BRITAIN
    87 19 No Serious Damage As Result Of Collision Reuter Wireless. London, June 17. J No serious damage has been sustained by the Empress of Britain which came *nto c'flision with the Newcastle collier Kafinstan late last night during a fcg in the gulf of St. Lawrence. The liner
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    FRENCH CABINET CHANGES
    51 19 Reuter Wireless. i arts, June it. If. Mario Rous tan succeeds the late M. Marcombe.s as Minister for Cducaca'ion. which position he held in the Laval nnd Tardieu Cabinets. ML William Errtrand succeeds M. Roustan as Minister fo: Mercantile Marine, which he formerly held under M. Flandin.—Reuter
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    SEIZABLE CRIME IN THE COLONY
    298 19 I Appreciable Decrease Recorded IN respect of seizable crime there lias again beon an appreciable decrease» in tiite Co'ony as a whole, says the Inspector General of Police in his annual report for 1934. In the ca#?s of Singapore and Malacca, 'he figures ar? extraordinarily
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    CHINESE TRADE IN MALAYA
    236 20 Visit Of Leading Shanghai Merchant i (By Our Chines, Correspondent) MR. Ch.n Qui Pey, Managing Director of tin* WellkiioWn firm, Chuiitl Shing I Tiading Company of Shanghai, wh" I arrived at Singapore recently hel-i an exhibition of Chinese golds at th j Singapore Chinese Chamber of
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    FRENCH AVIATRIX
    49 20 C reates New Height Record Reuter Wireless. Vans. June 17. Mavysa Hilz. he French a:r acc. bca. he* own feminine height record of 9.791 metres bv reaching 11.800 metres at Villa Coublay in a Mora no Saulniei chaser 'plane with a Gnome GOu horsepower motor. —Renter Wireless.
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    CHINESE ARTIST
    338 20 Returning To China I>> The "Scharnhorsr j j 1 I 1 Singapore. Tuesday. O.i bond the Scharnhorst, the new G. l man linei which called at Singapore yesterday afternoon, is Mr. Lou H: Sou, a vv-famous. Chinese artiss wbo return ng to China accompanied by h wife after
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    Prof. W. C. Doorlay'.s -League of H» io.is" the girls oi the Tropica! Express Noii-Stop Revut, who arrived by the Elephant a this morning from Rangoon, linea ap for *he cameramm in red and white Striped Cossack g trments, with Mexican sombreros. Th< c< ap my opens at tiie Capitol Itteatre t<> morrow w.th shows at 6 pm. and 9 p.m. See article on paye 23.
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    H.M. THE KING
    49 20 Reuter Wireless. London. June 17. i Tl:. Kinir, whi!c motoring at Sandriag- j ham wax overtaken by a heavy thunder- j siorm this afternoon mid the car returned •o Sandringham Hon- at slow speed in ;&lt;n'ent'a' rain aceorjipanJ d by hail and vivid lightning.—Rem. r Wireless.
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    DEVON ESTATES LTD.
    579 20 Profit Of $70,854.32 For The Year j i j 1 THE following report of ihe directors will be submitted to the annual general meeting of Devon Estates (Malacca) Ltd.. to be held on June 27 at 12 noon at the Trench Bank Buildings, Singapore. Your directors submit
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    "BACHELOR OF ARTS"
    187 20 Entertaining Film At i u Alhambra THE CINEMAS a MKRlCAN University lilt fun, trials, happiness and ness, foims the background oi Films production 'Barn k&lt;. which was .screened at the Theatre yesterday The story provides excelkiu tainment and besides giving 'nto lighter side of varsity lif;• .i,
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    ARAB PERANAKAN
    126 20 Mr. A. M. AlsagofT Re-elected President At the third annual general mee\i t of the Arab Peranak?r As.sccia'itfii held on Saturday, June 15, he lowing were appointed ofl'u*e-rv ;.!vr&gt; f br ensuing year: President. Mr. A. M. A' igofl. V!t President, Mr. S. H. Almcnour; h secretary. Mr.
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    COTTON INDUSTRY
    109 20 I Scheme To Deal With Siirpiii&gt; Capacity London. June 13 The Committee which drew uu scheme for dealing with the surplus capacity of the spinning section of he Lancashire cotton industry tc day unanimously Dassed a re»oluti&lt; ing the decision tha* the scheme lv proceeded with and urgim:
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    PRINCE WRITES A FOREWORD
    749 21 I Scientific Management IANM-AL conference IN LONDON I (By Air Mail) 1 London, Jufte 5. I rpjiK Prince of Wales, who has conI sen ted to be patron of the I w or!*r innual Conference of ScientiI nc Ma:i ii?ement, to be held in London I
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    BOY'S HEAD BITTEN OFF
    64 21 Cairo. D.all boy. aged five, has been killed by a camel, which bit off his head. Little Adbel Weheb Sayed was playing »&gt;' the roadside when the camel was Parsing. began throwing stones at it. When JJ* of the stones hit the animal hard on w
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    METHODIST CHURCH ECONOMY
    332 21 66 Missionaries May Be Recalled DECAUSE of decreased income, the Mehodist Church finds itself faced with the necessity of curtailing, to some extent, its work in the missionary field. Unless the financial situation rapidly improves, 44 men and 22 women, it Ls I stated, will have to
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    CHANCE OF ACCIDENT
    112 21 One In Every 2,165,879 Miles On Canada's Airways Ottawa. When you fly as a passenger in a Canadian aeroplane, your chance of a fatal accident is one in every 2,165.879 miles flown. This remarkable record of safety is disclosed in a report by the civil aviation branch
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    NEW TEETH AT 70
    97 21 Native Woman's "Second Childhood" Van Reenen, Natal. A 70-year-old native woman living near Tintwa Mountain in this district has just cut ten perfectly good teeth. For many years she has been without teeth. Then about three months ago, she began to complain of severe tooth°Thinking that
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    MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS
    223 21 Ocean Shipments of Rubber, inciu ding Latex, Revertex and Conoentrated La lex during the month of May, 1935. Sheet? Crepe Latex, Con. Latex. Revertex. TOTAL mm mm Tons Tons Tons HI i £C mZ mm,*—* GRAND Transhipment Transhipment Transhipment TOTAL Export Straits Malay Export' Straits Malay Export*
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    FRENCH VISCOUNT AS BUTLER
    285 22 Got The Job Because He Could Cut Cheese Pasadena, California. A MEMBER of the French aristocracy, the Viscomte de Kergoet, son of a Paris banker has become a butler to a j family here for want of any other means of earning a livelihood. "I have
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    AIR SEASON TICKETS
    200 22 20 Per Cent. Reduction In Fares London, June 6. SEASON tickets for air &lt; ravel, which will give regular users a 20 per cent. reduction in fares, have been irrtreduced by Imperial Airwpys for their European services. All the other European air Hnes m the International Air
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    PREMIER ADOPTS CHILD
    72 22 Canada has had its "adopt-a-baby-week" —in honour of the Dionne quintuplets' first birthday—and the most notable adoption was arrange'! by t-he Premier of Ontario himself. Mr. Mitchell Hepburn. lie and Mrs. ILpburn have adopted a 2 Mi-year-old boy named Peter and it is understood that they will
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    KING AND QUEEN AT GARTER SERVICE
    579 22 First Ceremony Since 1913 (By Air Mail.) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, May 30. ONE of the events of Jubilee Year which few persons will be privileged rto see, occurs on Monday, June 17 when the King and Queen, in full robes ol the
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    HIGH SPEED HEPBURN
    60 22 Hollywood. Miss Katherine Hepburn paid a lightning visit to New York from here to read the scriDt of a new picture. Leaving here by aeroplane in the evening, she was in New York reading the script the next day. She boarded an aeroplane that evening to return
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    SLEW HIS PARENTS
    338 22 Victims Of Their Son's Brooding Austin, Tex., May 20. TWO years of insane brooding over fancied wrongs led Howard Pierson, 20, son of a Texas Supreme Court justice, to fatally shoot nis parents on a hidden country road. Slaying of Associate Justice William Pierson and Mrs. Pierson,
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    COLUMBIA PICTURES
    141 22 To Make Feature Films In Canada Toronto, Ontario. One of Hollywood's largest motion pictures concerns, Columbia Pictures, is shortly to make feature films here for English and Canadian markets. Columbia has made t-his move in order to comply with British film quota regulations, which requ re that American
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    FATALLY INJURED
    77 22 Owen bound, Ontario. A high-wire artist, named John Volaine, was fatally injured here when he fell from a pole 60-foot high during an exhibition stunt. Volaine's "act" was to hang by his teeth from a wheel which ran several hundred feet« down a wire to the ground. On
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    TROUBLE OVER DIONN QUINTUPLETS
    581 22 Babies Made Wards Of The Kin ff Ottawa, Aprii 25. V EO Kervin, manager for oiiva Diomr L father of the famous quintS to-day criticised the bill passed bvhi Ontario Legislature making the Lr'l, wards «of the King undt-r the Den» ment of Public Welfare. Kervin
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    MAIL BANDITS
    173 22 $80,000 Hold-Up In I Ohio I Warren, O., Apr. 24. Posses searched Eastern Ohio high* i ways to night for three bandits held up a United Stntes mail trurk. ducted the driver and escaped w more than $80.000 in cash. The robbers fled in a private automobile after
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    BARRIER TO WORLD TRADE
    725 23 Currency Problem LOW STANDARD OF LIVING WORE than ever convinced of the necessity for "the international outlook,A. 0. Dawson, president, Canadian Chamber of Commerce, returned recently from a seven weeks foreign tour in the course of which he visited 13 countries in Africa, A ia and
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    BRINGING THE DEAD BACK TO LIFE
    378 23 20 People To Undergo Experiment New York. TWENTY people, one of them the fatb.r of six children, have volunteered U. b."killed" in a remarkable scientific oxperiment. which is seriously perturbing American authorities. They are men v. ho have gained such confidence after hearing «&gt;f
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    FINE FOR SPEAKING
    114 23 Society Where Members Must Observe Silence Krushevatz, Jugoslavia. Members may not speak to each uther Li a group that has been formed here with the title "The Good Maimers Society." When the silence rule is broken, it ls expensive for the transgressor. If it occurs at one
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    EARL AS NEEDLEMAN
    103 23 Sampler Exhibited In New York Show New York. One of the most admired pieces in an Miibitlorj or needlework at the Vernay it-ies here was submitted by the Earl 1 Coslofd. of the Guards' Club, London, i It consisted of a sampler bearing the Cosford arms vlth
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    MILITARY BANDS
    68 23 To Play In Concerts In Brussels Brussels, May 20. The band of the Grenadier. Guards is to participate in a series of concerts of 1 regimental and other music in Brussels, during the first fortnight of June. Othgr famous bands inyited by the International exhibition authorities in- elude
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    CURIOUS MEDICAL CASES
    333 23 Woman Who Thought j Backwards (By Air MailJ London, June 6. 1 THE death of a woman at Thiingstonc (Leicestershire) from a disease called cortical necrosis of whi'th only about 50 cases are known to medical history has resulted in several other cases of rare diseases being
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    NON-STOP REVUE
    289 23 Dancing, Magic And Acrobatics rUROPE'S most modern, novel, travelling entertainment will be presented at the Capitol from Thursday. The Tropical Express Non-Stop Revue has just nnished a three weeks' season in Bombay and four weeks in Calcutta and the papers there referred to the company as the travelling
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    ONTARIO SLAYER HANGED
    265 23 Hacked Mother To Death Belleville, Ont.. May 2. HAROLD Vermilyea, who hacked his mother to death with a hatch?; was hanged in the Belleville jail yard at 12.10 a.m. to-day. The Ontario, Cal., man was an impatient1 figure exhorting his executioners to speed as he was led
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    'SKIN-DEEP' BEAUTY.
    212 23 'Beauty is only skin deep,' but it is nevertheless, a very important fact that a healthy, fresh, wholesome skin is one of the most admired features in a woman. A lovely skin of fine texture, smooth and supple, enhances charm and attractiveness, and that is why the modern
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