Malaya Tribune, 22 June 1935

Microfilm: NL4045
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    Masthead
    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's First National Newspaper: Guaranteed Lareesi Sales Vol XXII.— -No. 147 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1935 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Saturday, June 22, 1935. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1935. PiVE CENTS
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      139 1 The jktrdag Dominant I» j j THt LA ST WORD IN THE ART OF BREWING I I Sole Importer* I The East Asiatic Company, Limited., I SINGAPORE KUiILA LUMPUR PBNANG. I P r H|| |j||Tr f H'li'HlMHWim ifUEhi" h llll'j' ilhhMl j I I H 111 I MILK THE PERFECT
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      106 1 THE CCNTAX" CAMERA Sole Agents THE SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT CO. P.O. Box 92. SINGAPORE. I j —B.— The advantages of Klim are its cleanliness and purity; its uniformity; its superior digestibility; its high nutritional values; and its unique keeping qualities try a tin and be convinced. OBTAINABLE AT ALL LEADING PROVISION
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    BOYS' CORNER UNCLE BOB'S LETTER
    83 2 I Dear Boys, Thanks again for another full and interesting batch of letters whi-li I ieceived thin week. There were niany interesting subjects touched upon and I am very pleased to see that most of i you are improving steadily in your writing. If I
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    The Silver Jubilee Celebrations In Singapore
    477 2 (By H. L. Eng) The Jubilee Celebrations are over now. but we can still remeember them. They are to be perpetuated by a Silver Jubilee Fund which has now reached the total of one hundred thousand dol- lars. This fund is to be used
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    Jubilee Celebrations
    378 2 <By "C. S. Poh") It is difficult to render a full description of the celebrations, but nevertheless, I will endeavour to describe as exactly as possible what took place. The Jubilee celebrations as we all know lasted for about a week. The opening ceremony took place in the
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    Choice Of Vocation
    362 2 (By "The Duke of Jeriko'j The things that we want most are hard to get. This adage is only too true when applied to those who are seeking employment. In every instance it L; very rare that an applicant can succ < d in getting a job
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    Rolling Stones
    319 2 (By "The Duke of Jeriko") The task of selecting a suitable vocation, one that can tally with one's taste and abilities is in fact extremely difficult. Generally a good many people will be content to take up the first available job that comes along, learn up the nature
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    "Work"
    192 2 (By ''David Ho") Success in any industry is the result of hard work, and those who shared the work must have thought it anything but an affliction or they would have failed. To think and to teach that work is an affliction, is to fill the mind with economic
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      101 2 mosquitoes that ruin POWDER! SINCERE'S y COUGH SPECIFIC SPECIAL HAIR M SINCEkIE'S I CREAM Large 90 ci* Large 25 cts. /jM> Small 50 ct* Small 15 ct*. IK LIMONIS DRAUGHT. 25 Cents. SINCERE DISPENSARY, LIMITED, WHOLESALE RETAIL CHEMISTS ft DRUGGISTS. RIBUTORS i OR PRODUCTS OF CONTINENTAL DRUG CO. OF INDIA.
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      187 2 "I never thought my teeth could be so white...» but these 2-minute y\ 9 home treatments with Colgate's convinced IS me "I\/r Yteethweredingy vn at the same time Colgate's attractive. But I foi- delightful peppermint flavor lowed my dentist's advice and refreshes the mouth perdid this: for 2 minutes each
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    Shipping News & Notices. THE SYNCHRONOUS SHIPS' CLOCK
    1107 3 Shipping News Notices. THE SYNCHRONOUS SHIPS' CLOCK Correct Time Throughout The Voyagr? TH!'- Union-Castle Line has adopted ih> Harlaad c-Synclopk system of synchrcn•us clocks op two of their luvu: passenger liners now being bu It a; iiclfast by Messrs. Harland and Wolff, 1.-i. This system has been worked i ut
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    "BEST GIRL I EVER HAD"
    188 3 Alter 26 years as a captain and bavin made tnends in almost every pon W O Ku:,mcli;te, Master of die Do'lar lino fre&idenl Johnson, i.s to retire when l rtache* N.-w York. Hla ship w.ll retii with him, completing her farewell round-ne-world tour On July
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      387 3 STEAMER SAILINGS l<& Chanel BRITISH INDIA I*. O. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS: Ol TWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore. 1935. II |7,UUO In port 0.100 July A I A AK-I-HIND 11,500 July J =onS?i 17 0 00 W !JS2 Au 2 PiinwiK 17 000 Aug. 1« 070 Aug. 29 '..V.J; XNA 17.000
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      688 3 I JV.V.HJL IN E GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS. CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated io Japan). NEW REDUCED FARES TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ As from the sailing of s.s. "Hakusan Maui." August Bth for London, fares by steamers will be:— Ist. 2nd. Naples $497 $540 $317 $343 Marseilles 514 557 326 351
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      532 3 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. TO GENOA, LONDON. ROTTERDAM HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. Prom From From Fron, Spore Malacca P'rrt Penang. SWi MEOr V 25-6 25-6 26-6 27-6 VLSI A 16-7 16-7 17-7 19-7 80RINGIA 6-8 6-8 7-8 9 8 ;RRIA 20-8 20-8 21-8 23-8 LALANDIA 17-9 17-9 18-9 20-9 T UTLANDIA
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      463 3 STEAMER SAILING? NORDDEUTSCHER I Jfip LLOYD. Wl*!*!* (Incorporated ia The undernoted are the Company'a intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. tfHi ISAK. for Manila, Hongkong, Shanghai, North China Japan July 2 5 SAALE. for Hongkong, Shanghai, North China Japan July 14 HOMEWARDS. For Rotterdam, Hamburg Bremen 3 ALSTER. for Genoa. Marseilles Casablanca Due
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      564 4 IM. HASSAN, M A tl, BRAS BASAH ROAD. SINGAPORE. vVe undertake r.il aorta of work i In electrical, gas and water ser- > v*ce lines. >r e give prompt attention to all oroers < ther bijr or small. Why no* consult us about your requirements E?timatf submitted upon request without
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      743 4 SAND FOR SALE. Large stock of good quality Sea, Bukit and Stream Sand for concrete and plaster works —wholesale only. Ipply'— MR. TAN NGEK BEOW. PI y ENG CO., .'l6. Phillip Street, Singapore. Phone No. 6383. SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY. FOR INFORMATION OF MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. Please note that a case of Small-pox
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      602 4 EXPERLMENTAL SERVICE KRETA AVER POLICE STATION TO K. BAHRU RD. OR NELSON Xl AND VICE VERSA STARTING FROM JUNE 19TH, THE SINGAPORE BLUB BUS CO., WILL PUT INTO SERVICE 4 MOSQUITO BUSES ON THE ABOVE ROcTE. BUSES RUN STRICTLY TO A TIME TABLE. REGULAR SERVICE ASSURED. FARES:—3 Cts. from K.
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      460 4 A NEW SPIRIT IN THE MEDICAL WORLD. A speciality fo/ corcpiicated sid (riven ap cases. Don't forget that the physician's highest and only mission is to res-ore *he skrk to health, to cuie as it is termed. The highest ideal of cure is rapid, g ntle and permanent restoration of
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      242 4 LET EXPERTS HANDLE THE REPAIR OF ALL YOUR CIOCKS WATCHES 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD (Near Middle Road) CONTRACTORS FOR THE RE- I PAIR OF CLOCKS WATCHES TO THE BRITISH ARMY ft R.A.F. BASK IN MALAYA. I I l ■Ifi.ni #m Mil Pg W E^r^l Safeguard your eyes—they are your gravest
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    RUBBER MARKET REPORT
    385 5 Local Firms' Weekly Review MESSRS. Lewis and Peat <S) Ltd., in the weekly report, dated June 21. stat he week has been c-ie of little in- rf t and prices generally have follow fi a downward trend. Spasmodically ,bber has offered fairly freely but at eh level
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    Financial News & Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1558 5 Financial News Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS Tne following share quotations are issued by Fraser and Co., and LyalJ and Evatt:— MINING 1 Sinjapore. Friday, 10 a.m. i Issue Fraser ysJl Va u« Co. Svatt 4- AmpuL 4,3 4 6 4 4 7 1 v<;d I A. Kumbang 31|- 33,
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    RINI (JAVA) RUBBER
    85 5 (By Air Mail). Profit of Rini (Java) Rubber Estates U> 31st Jan. £6,280 (agst. £3,358), less £6M to mc.-tax reserve, divd. 10 p.c, less tax (nil) £2,971. forward £2.679. Restricted rubber crop was 597.256 lbs.; gross price 6 18d. landed London. Standard production assessment for 1935 equiv.
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    PLANTATION COSTS
    343 5 The Influence Of Their Increase <By Air Mail) London, June 12. THE speeches of plantation companv chaiiman continue to bear witness to the influence cf the increasing sost factor which has acccmpani.d the better prir.-> and prespects under the rubber export regulation scheme. It was recognised that the
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    GEEVOR TIN MINES
    196 5 Continuance Of Control Favoured (By A r Mail) London, June 12. That the continuance of the present n ■iOme similar Control scheme is essential f tin mining in Cornwall is to remain remunerative is the considered view of Mr. W. T. Anderson, the chairman cf I Getvor
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    TIN FUSION
    86 5 Snag In Banka-Billiton Negotiations •By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) Londcn, June 12. Some snags are being encountered in negotiating the Dutch Tin fusion according to Amsterdam despatches. The report drawn up by the Dutch Indies authorities has bojn forwarded to the Colonial Minister and it seems
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    NORTH HUMMOCK RUBBER
    118 5 •By Aj- Mail.) London. June 12 Profit of the North Hummock (Selangrr) Rubber C to 31st March, aft i providing for depreciation. 15.971 tag-t £1.735». Add 12 810 (f 1.075» brought in' Profit on sale of \\V 2 p. c Conversion Lean £7.997. making £16.778 To reserve
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    BIG PURCHASES
    164 5 Canada's Imports Of Rubber I Ottawa, Canada. v WITH a big re-export trade to catei for and considerable domestic consumption, Canada is becoming an incieasing purchaser of raw rubber. A eatuie of the trade is the way in which Empire countries are capturing the Canadian market Formerly nearly
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    N.E.I. REVIVAL
    151 5 Improvement In Most Companies (By Air Mail' Amsterdam. June 10 With the exception of sugar ccnceina most of which are still vrorfcin* at material lasses, a marked lmproVerm-m s nouc.vble in all directions .n Dutci East Indies plantation companies. En a rev ew puuln-med by tne "Tea. t-iaf"
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    INCREASED TRADE
    112 5 Canada's Exports To The Empire Ottawa. Canada. Canada's exports to the Empire for the 'ar,t (fecal year. April to March, amounted $341,324,000 < £68.265,000». an increase of more than 22 per cent, over the prtious year. A feature of the year was the enormous increase of trade with
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    EASTERN EXTENSION
    71 5 Transit Time For Cables To London The Eastern Extension Telegraph Com :any announces that the transit time on full rate telegrams from Singapore t: London on June 21. were as fol ows:— Telegrams handed in up to 5.00 p.m. 1 M'nutes. Telegrams handed in up to 5.30 p.
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      241 5 I in: YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK LIMITED, ER CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE. < apital Fully Paid Von 100.000.000. he«err« Fund Yen 125,800.000. HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. H tANCHES at Alexandria, Batavia. Han Dairen. Fengtien, Hamburg, Hank m Harbin, Honolulu, Hongkong, HsinKarachi. Kobe. London, Los Aneeles. la, ftfoji, Nagasaki, Nagoya, New York. P iris.
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      26 5 SOUTH 3 j BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated in New Zealand). FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. OFFICE: 2, FINLAYSOA GREEN. j
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      404 5 Uh IF EVERY WIFE KNEW WHAT EVERY \V I O 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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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING PASSENGERS
    228 6 Singapore, Friday. The following passengers arrived in Singapore from London and ports en route by the Rawalpindi to-day:— Mr. H. E. Brown, Capt. F. E. Caith- i ness. Miss W. Copley. Mrs. E. M. Cuthbcrt. Miss E. A. Cuthbert, Mr. J.
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    PASSKNGERS BY AIR
    67 6 Fv Royal Netherlands Air Lines:— From N.E.I. Mr. Aacai. Mr. Beam, t 1 Rev. M Mavil. Mr Wills, Mr. Tongye. Mr Richter. Mr. Yong Tso Ngan. Mr. Sauvage Tor India and Europe: Mr. Sauvage. Mr. Breetveld. From Europe and India: Mr. Wormier. Mr. V D Sleen. Mr
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    71 6 Mails expected from Australia, Netherlands Indies, etc., by air (Qantas) time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 3.30 p.m. to-day and general delivery of letters 405 p.m. to-day. Mails expected from Netherlands Indies, by air (Netherlands), time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 3.30 p.m. to-day. and genera'
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    MONEY MARKET
    312 6 SELLING Singapore, June 21. London 4 months' sight London 3 months' sight 23 61 H London 60 days' sight 2(3 15 1G London 30 days' sight 2,3 W-s London demand London T.T. a lj3 Lyons and Pans demand faji Hamburg demand |5 New York demand Batavia and Sourabaya
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    PRODUCE
    218 6 Singapore, June 21. R. .Siam. W. Coast No. 1 ptt Koyan $MS R (81am) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan life R <Siam> W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan Jl*l Rice B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $120 Rice, B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $117 Rice, Siam Al
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    AMUSEMENTS
    67 6 ALHAMBRA Swee- Ml CAPITOL— Stage Tropical Express Revue). EMPIRE. Babe: In 1 GREAT WORLD. Cabaret Dancjfll Side-shows, Malay Opera Chiiicse wayangs. Cinemas, tc BOLLZprOOD.—"Chained' Mal Baer v. Primo Camera. MARLBOROUGH.- Ul NEW WORLD. -Cab., iG• Da octal Side-shows. Malay Opera., Chinese wayangs. Cinemas, Talkies, etc. PAVILION. —"Man of Aran
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER W COMMERCE
    84 6 DAILY PRICES CURBED 1 Singapore, F o*3j Ktaryera se»eri. No. I.X B S.S. ia t;»s i m., (P.0.P.. Ju se) 20 916 Good P A O. in cases (F. 0.8. June) No. I.X R S.S. .Sj;..', lo<. c I («wantaMe Spore) do. .July 1 do. July
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      317 6 I SINGAPORE HOfELS J "i■■ in ii mi mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm^mmmmm ftitfks fistd 1 MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL 1 TO-NIGHT I SPECIAL DINNER CONCERT 8.15 to 0.15 p.m. r •yjA t (formal) 9.45 to midniuht I rod V INAI APPEARANCE OF THE MOST POPULAR OF 1 FAST STEPPING Rll I V fAIIPOII 0F
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      321 6 —minimumi nrimnn t i LANKA HOTEL, I 2! I- (Eatabliahed 1906) I Five Minute* Waft 1 S and U *Hf HOUBe I from Railway Sta I I jwL,* nnH also for families tion and Harbom Evei T comfort and SPECIAL TERMS MAY BE I Excellent Cuisine. ARRANGED FOR PLEA- Moderate
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      99 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO AHRIVE East Wharf 'Entrance Gate 1) Malacca Maru 22. Main Wharf 'Entrance Gate 3) Cape St. George 16; Gorgon 14; Raub 12; Afrika 11; Andre Ltoon 8; Oldenburg 6. Empire Dock (Enframe Gaie 3) Chattanooga City 30; Silvercypress 32; Kinta 34; Rhexenor 37.
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      72 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT^ Singapore Municipality TENDERS. TENDERS are now invited f«»J lowing materials or serves. Foi culars. see Municipal Tender Room Date ME Suoply of 100 tons of Quick Lime for the Water Dept.. 4pm.. Monday. July n Supply of High Pr-sure Copper Tubes for Water Dept. 4 nm.. Monday. 16
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      167 6 ■POSTAL iNTjlllGtHtfl SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Trcngganu (generally), Besut. Dungun, Kemaman, Kemasek and Kretay (A&CJUUg) 2 p.m. Sarawak (generally) (Vyner Brooke) 3 p.m. Sibu and Sarikei (Vyner Brooke) 3 p.m. Muntok Palembang and Pladjot (Senang) 3 p.m. Pangkal Pinang (Senang) 3 pm i Java, South-West Sumatra, S.East Borneo. Celebes, M
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      283 6 DIARY Of T4« DAY! j U WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, JUNF 22 High Tides.—2 a.m., 3.21 pm. Football: S.A.F.A. League Div. I, src, v. R.A.F., Ansor. Road Stadium; Combined Services Trial, Changi or Blakan Mati. Cricket: S.R.C. Iv. S.C». I Ul day S.R.C.; S.R.C. II v.
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    WORLD'S HIGHEST KITCHEN
    277 7 On 64th Storey Of R.C.A. 1 Building New York. THE world's highest kitchen is to be found on the 64th storey of the R.C.A. Building here—a gigantic pile owned by the Radio Corporation of America, which houses New York's BBC. a theatre and the Rockefeller offices. It
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    BARBARA HUTTON
    60 7 Reno. Nevada. There is a small matter ol 2 do lari (8/-I b ill unpaid to Mr. Eiwo:d II Gi unci for marriage licence, but the registry clerk is not worring about it' The licence was for the marriage i Prince:.- Barbara Button Midivani and Count Haui.-wi:z-ReVentlow and
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    V.U.B. BOMBAY
    19 7 Wavelength 31.36 Metres i 11.20 p.m. Light Classical Music. 0.20 a.m. God Save 'he King-Em-peror. Close down.
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      48 7 CLEAR VISION 1 I IK vi L WEATHER FOR ALL MOTORISTS WITH TRICO 1 AUTOMATIC WINDSHIELD WIPERS. 1 v G NU 1 NUE 1 I -MULTIPLE MODELS I i Wiper J\pL BLADES TOR ALL AUTOMATIC WINDSHIELD WIPERS SEOVV KUAN COMPANY, Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore. I rUKNITUKE, 6--1 I VINGAPORE.
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      78 7 The good word is spreading 1 fast I You simply cant do better I than buy aWESTINGHOUSE A.C. S TUBE SUPERHET The same engineering genius that j built the world's first Broadcasting t Station is responsible for this master receiver which has brilliant tone fidelity world wide range good volume
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      125 7 V The Club man is all the better for being an Andrew s r^E" man as well. You know what MM Club life is Ulu tomrifimca de* agt sultory, sometimes sparkling, WF but always friendly. A drink IBW with a friend becomes many _8 drinks with many friends—and ME that's
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      276 7 quality, maintained for mariu I maa^ieMaaaa—iaaW I R4DIO SETS AND COMPONENTS. j LOUD SPEAKERS PICKUPS AERIALS Cn RECORD-CHANGERS MOTORS METERS I SWITCHES VALVES TRANSFORMERS I EVERYTHING IN THE RADIO LINE I SOLDERING IRONS AT $1.00 EACH. jg Private Telephones Manual and Automatic g 1 M. &E. NATHAN, I 25, 27
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      1162 7 EMPIRE PROGRAMMES PHOHI, HOLLAND BERLIN, SHORT-WAVE FOR WEEK-END STATION Programmes For The 19th Century Russian Week-End Programmes For The Music Week-End (P.C.J. 19.71 METRES) r HI Empire wireless programmes for 7 P-m.—Dutch National Anthem SATURDAY I th, week-end are as follows:- an q d opening announcement. 3 p.m—Records. 4 05
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      360 8 "RENTE AT ITS BEST THE SHOW IS CERTAINLY THE FINEST 0 jj stffpfr Sf:EN ,N SINGAPORE FOR YEARS" S. Free Press. 21-6 r,. Jorayv Europe's most Modern, Spectacular Entertainment THRILLS 71 SINGAPORE THEATREGOERS! ii I jCAPITOL I rgsy Ij j] vJ*?) PROFESSOR WILLIAM DOORLAY'S I If TROPICAL EXPRESS RrMBA THE
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      254 8 i COURAGE THAT COMPELS ADMIRATION IN A STORY OF f HIGH ADVENTURE, PACKED WITH THRILLS! PAVILION 1 M< .'.I MAN OF ARAN v tainment DEEDS OF SKILL SPARING THAT WILL HOLD YOU ENTHRALLED! Raw Nature in a great story of human endurance. 1 UNUSUAL! SENSATIONAL! IT WILL KEEP YOU SPELL
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      297 8 Oj mm Urn 'W BUT*? ■mW GEYLANG 'PHONE 811 m M TO-NIGHT LAST NIGHT I TWO SHOWS 6.15 P.M. 9.15 PM g SPECIAL STAGE SCREEN ATTRACTION I ON THE SCREEN J ON THE STAGE S Robert Armstrong Helen Mack Carioca, Tap Rumba iaaeas, per- S cay f\v vrmn formed by
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    OUR READERS VIEWS
    84 9 L? tt>rs 7 o Th* Editor [Our readers fautftetf to wrtU ft us on subjects of jmfttte interest. It must be understood that the "Malaga Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double spacing), and on
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    Quit Rents
    531 9 (To the Editor, the Malaya Tribune) Sir—The address by Mr. J. G Hay chairman of the United Sua Petong Company, was of particular interest to the Malayan rubber industry in ihat it revealed the relative extent of taxation on estates in Malaya, in comparison to o her competitive
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    Unemployment Relief
    370 9 (To the Editor, the Malaya Tribune) Sir—As the Silver Jubilee Fund must needs take a considerable time yet to come to fruition, something must be done to alleviate the dire distress existing amongst our still large number of unemployed, many of whom, with the closing down of the
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    A Grievance
    246 9 (To the Editor, the Malaya Tribune) Sir, —May I crave the hospitality of your columns in order to ventilate what I iudge to be a legitimate grievance? I am a Straits-born Chinese, who am also bred and brought up in the Malay Peninsula. Recently I had occasion to
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    Property Sales
    75 9 (To the Editor, the Malaya Tribune) Sir,—I think auctioneers should send particulars of all property sales for publication in the newspapers, so that the trend of prices may be followed, as in the case of tin, rubber, company shares, etc. The auctioneers send such information to the papers
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      10 9 \M and B&auty. if f%MĔ*± I_ld?ai A a9oj 2*90 I
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      170 9 I What bet*er adornment can you select for your home than a miniature aquarium? There is no d'lT-culty in looking after it—a little advice at the outset is ail tb.it is rcquirH. Various designs sizes of Aquarium p stock. PRICES froai si to sr.o. Fresh supply just arrived. Fish foo.i
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      600 9 I I 11 U MJJ SILVER JLTILEE SOUVENIR RECORDS issued in commemoration of Their Majesties* Silver Jubilee, these three magnif ficent records present a stirring cavalcade of popular, martial and patriotic tunes—every record with a strikingly handsome I PICTORIAL SOUVENIR LABEL IN SIX COLOURS f m m «j| *_<£.. |j>
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      96 9 4.30 p.m., (52. Shrewsbury Read. Lunar Athletic and Musical Party: Third anniversary celebration, Mr. Aw Boon Haw's bungalow, 4 milestone, Pasir Panjang Road. Annual general meeting, 12 noon. Gout Yew Sia: General meeting, clubhouse, Telok Mftta Ikan, 11 a.m. Amicable Badminton Party: Interteam tournament. Mchamed Sultan Road. 4.15 p.m. Young
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      270 9 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the u Malaya Tribune." This Diary i s provided specially for them. secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete, happenings of general interest will still b? included
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    A LOOK AROUND
    701 10 FURTHER explanation of the Anglo-German naval agreement is given by the First Lord of the Admiralty, Sir Bolton Eyres-Monsel), in a radio speech just published. He shows that the German offer to limit building to 35 per cer.t. of the British tonnage was purely voluntary and that
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    JOHORE ROYALTY IN CEYLON
    113 10 i Arrival Of Sultanah l 4 Vom Europe i H E Hir: i iness the S«ltanah of Johore I arrived in Colombo from Eu»ooe bv June 13. L 0yd li,,er Ba O" The vessel put into port at l.) a m I and a few minutes
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    S.S. GAZETTE NOTICES
    89 10 I July 1 Declared A Bank Holiday I Company Sergeant-Major R a oockerill. who arrived on May is j cfncially appointed Company Alajor and Instructor of the Volunteer I Forces. Malaya. Mr. A. P Mayne is appointed Assistant Engineer. Malayan Public Works Service. Mr. W. Bar ley,
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    SIR WILFRED GRENFELL
    112 10 Awarded Royal Empire Society's Gold Medal The Council of the Royal Empire oociety has awarded its Gold Medal this year to Sir Wilfred Grenfell in recognion of his services to the Empire and of fle excellence of his book The Romance of Labrador." cc-mt^fof 1 t i
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    THE INDIA BILL
    33 10 Reuter. T TT London. June 21. n House of Lords passed the Second Reading of the India Bill by 236 votes to 50, the largest division for many years Renter.
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    33 10 Dr Lim Eng Hae, the vice-president oc f the Singapore Rotaiy Club, will be the .speaker at the luncheon meeting to beheld at the Adelphi Hotel «,n Wednesday CWldrenr 1 The Bdnging Upol
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    Notes and Comments High Life In Malaya
    176 10 THE complaint that people in Great Brita'n usually have a very ha7,v Idea of life in Malaya still stems to ho just fled Recently one cf the most stalely of ♦he London pape s published a series of pictures professing to show pecpl?
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    The Famous Dionncs
    161 10 i CYNIC observed long ago that to ensure success In this life one should choose one's parents with care. F.ve little girls chose Weil when they decided to present themselves at one time to Mr. and Mrs. Dionne, cf Canada. The famous quintuplets, now a year old.
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    Borstal Training
    193 10 JN connection with the suggest, lus lnao c in those columns recently on the need for *he establishment of prcperly nr ganised Bctstal instiution i n Mr.iaya j fcr dealing with juven le effeaderx, il jis to no b that timila pt j petals which were mad- to
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    Football "Incidents"
    111 10 pOOTBALL enthusiasts and ah tort of clean sport must yew with m apprehension the -incidents- that have of late been occurring on the soccer fields cf Singapore. At rcotball matches; the atti'ude of a crowd is easily ofluefieed by the way In which players conduct themselves on 'he
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    Topics Of The Day
    395 10 By l>ooker-On" JJOLLYWOOD news-reel organisations are making arrangements to film the next European war. No country, however, would fight unless guaranteed l he picture-rights. At the christening of a famous cricketer's baby son the other day it was noticed thai the little fellow already knew the
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    Naval Mutineers Fired On By Mystery Ship STRANGE INCIDENT OFF HONGKONG
    238 11 ('r,"],u rs Attacked UltlTISH RATINGS T?ECAI.TED Reuter. Hongkong, June 21. instructions received from Nan- king the rebel cruisers are lA rig at 5 p.m. for Shanghai. Miunwhib', another Chinese gun,t. the Tungchi, made its appearr in the harbour morning
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    A STRANGE CRUISER
    268 11 Opens Fire On Rebel Vessels Hongkong, Juin? 21. The rebel crixisers sailed out from Hongkong at about 4.;M> p.m. but apparently finis is not yet written to heir adventures, for when they nached a point opposite .he Waglan hi house, outside Britis'" waters, a m range cruiser
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    CRUISERS RETURN
    409 11 Strange Explanation By Commanders Reuter. The rebel cruisers crept into the harbour at 9 p.m. and ar.c\ored in the quiet reaches of Kowloon Bay. Pressmen, including Reuter, went ;>board and were informed by the commanders that the strange cruiscr. which thev confirmed, as the Ninghai, did not attack
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    CHINESE VERSION
    174 11 Instructions To Return To Nanking Hongkong, June 22. The two deserting criusera of the Canton Navy left Hongkong yesterday afternoon for the North but were attacked by the Nlnehai. a Nanking cruiser, when passing Waglan Lighthouse. They were slightly damaged and. returned to Hongkong last night. The Ninghai
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    CHINESE LABOUR FOR EAST AFRICA
    95 11 Intensive Recruiting Campaign j Reuter. Hongkong, June 21 ACCORDING to Chinese circles here, the Italian Government is conducting an intensive labour recruiting campaign in the Chiuchuw District cf Kwangtung Province. It is understood that 7.000 labourer are required for work of road making i Italian
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    PIRACY ECHO
    76 11 Tribute To British Navy Reuter. London, June 1 21. AN echo of a rescue from pirates in June last year of Mr. Graeme Nicholls. a Shanghai Insurance Agent, is contain*?» in the Admiralty Fleet Orders which, announce the donation of £50 to the Trafa'ear Day Orphan Fund hy
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    47 11 Booking is now open at Lielte's for the Sportlight Revue to be produced shortly at vie Victoria Theatre, part of the proceeds going to the St. Andrews School fund. Among those taking part will be Mrs. Paula Woods, who wiL render several songs, accompany by Mine. Dietz.
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    THE ANGLO-GERMAN NAVAL PACT
    178 11 Why Britain Joined EXPLANATION TO THE COMMONS Loiwo.i, June 21. j THE reasons that impelled I5ri- i ta n to reich a naval agree- ment with Germaiy were presented to the Hous» of Commons by the First l ord of the Admiralty. Sir Bolton KyresMonsell. He
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    "WE HAVE TO FACE FACTS"
    347 11 Problem Of Germany's Naval Construction Reuter. The agreement must also deliniteiy ot favourable to the other powers' naval interests. With regard to the suggestion that the should not have'been entered nto, Sir Bolton Eyres-Monsell said: "We iave to face facts (cheers). We have o deal
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    IN GRAVE DANGER
    45 11 Reuter. Missionaries Surrounded By Communists Peiping, June 21. Communists have sacked the Mission at Yenchang, North Shensi, and have taken possession of several towns around Yenan. Bishop Ibanez and nine other Franciscans have taken refuge in Yenan and are in grave danger.—Renter.
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    41 11 GIRLS* CORNER, 2. FINANCIAL NEWS. 5. WIRELESS PROGRAMMES, 7. CLUB DIARY, 9. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, 9. IMPROVEMENT TRUST APPEAL, 12. KATONG TRAGEDY INQUEST. 13. SPORTS NEWS 14. 15, 16 and 18. CHURCH SERVICES, 17. BOYS' CORNER, 19.
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    NANKING GOVT. TO RESIGN?
    67 11 Preference To Accepting Japan's Dsmands i 1 Reuter. Nanking, June 21. JT is authoritatively indicated that the majority of the Government supporters favour resignation in preference to signing any agreement embodying Japan's demands in North China. It is suggested in some quarters that a letter should
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    ALLEGED PERFIDY OF CHIANG
    185 11 Japanese Etevc-'a !.u»n SECRET 0!iDK'-tS TO (JEN. HO Reuter. Tokyo, June 21. riiHE Nich inichi features a photograph of a Chinese document which is alleged to have been signed by "Ho V ng hing per pro hiang Kai She! The Nichiuich: cltiir.s th »t this shows
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    Public Health & Vested Interests THE IMPROVEMENT TRUST APPEAL
    565 12 Public Health Vested Interests THE IMPROVEMENT TRUST APPEAL Council Statement COMMENT BY MR. BRADDELL Singapore, Friday. "N ORMALLY i<; does not matter whether the public or the Press understands or does not understand any piece of litigation but this case is different, because my lords, the public, the general public,
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    PROCEDURE AT HOME
    502 12 Declaration Of Clearance Area -AH* however they started wtih ap- K h b H for( he Boaid < when certain 1 >S to be done and then the i Board made its declaration, and adver- I itstu lt. -Jfofo h Housing Act of 1925 one pioceeded under
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    "I DO CONTEST IT"
    629 12 Is The Trust A Judicial Body? Mr. Layccok did not contest vigorously the contention that the Board had a duty to appear because he held it did not matter, but whether he contested it or not. he (Mr. Braddell) did con.est it. He wished it to
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    TRUE NATURE OF CASE
    772 12 General Public Are Parties To It '•Normally, it does not matter whether the public or the Press understands or docs not understand any piece of litigation, but this case is different, becau-e my lords, the public, the general public, are in a way parties to this
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    MOTOR ACCIDENTS
    132 12 Car Skids Into Drain: Woman Loses An Eye Singapore, Friday. There were two motor accidents in Singapore yesterday which necessitated the removal of the victims to hospital by ambulance. Whilst travelling along Woodlands Road at about eleven o'clock yesterday morning. a ftOA conta'nins: three Malay women and i
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    TWENTY YEARS AGO
    352 12 From The Malaya Tribune, June 22, 1915 of considerable interes* to the owners of seaside residences in Taniong Katong was decided by Mr. Justice Woodward in the Supreme Court this morning. The plantiff, Hadji Asra binte Mohamed, sued Phang Teck Joon. storekeeper to Messrs. Katz Brothers, for
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    AGRICULTURE IN JOHORE
    245 12 Show To Be Held In Muar [From Our Oun Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, June 20. To stimulate the desire ior local agriculture and kampong industries in Johore, an Agricultural and Malay Hand.craft Show is to be heid in Muar on July 11 and 12. The various exhibits will
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    GUNNERS ACQUITTED
    136 12 Sequel To Changi Motor Accident Singapoo, Saturday The two Royal Artih-iy (Charpi) Gunner, Wtthex and Pan'ngtoftS who. it will be remembered, were the occupants of the motor car in which two of hear compatriots met flieir death alter the car crashed into a fcrte in Changi Road on
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    IN KELANTAN
    61 12 Success Of The Agricultural Show Kelantan's annual agricultural exhibition was held at Kota Bharu on June 16. It was divided into tlx sections namely padi; vegetables: coconuts and ctrpra; fruit: betelnu'. Bibber et and tobacco; handicraft and iroducts from schools. The exhibition was a sreat success, the quality
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    SMALLPOX CASES IN SINGAPORE
    176 12 Precautions To Prevent iipidemic Singa-re. fed* IT is reported that during tin 1 days seven cases of sm.i i been discovered in BingiWre t havto prevent the outbreak! m ri into an epidemic measured ST? taken by the authorities 0 1*? district where the ca; v■
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    NEW KUKUP CLUB
    245 12 Declared Open By Johore District Officer (From Our Own Correspondent, Johore Bahru, June 20 The new Kukup Club, Pontian Kechil was declared open this evening. It is a fine square building, built at Johore Government expense, and cos* approximately $8,000. It stands on an acre of State
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    SEVERE PUNISHMENT
    215 12 Big Fine And Imprisonment For Chandu Offence Singapoie, Saturday. Charged with being in possession of £30 tahils of non-Governmeni chandn valued at $6,640. a Chinese, named Tan Thiam Hock, ana his wife, Cheng Tuan. were produced before Mr. H. A. Forrer, the Singapore criminal district judge, yesterday. Th:am
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    Verdict In Katong Tragedy Inquest GIRL SHOT BY ACCIDENT
    549 13 Uncle Showing Pistol WAS REMOVING THE MAGAZINE Singapore, Friday. rpHE Coroner's inquest into the death of Beatrice Phipps, which mmenced before Mr. W. G. Porter a jury of five persons this morning, was concluded at 3 o'clock the afternoon, when the
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    THOUGHT IT WAS SAFE
    373 13 Put The Pistol In His Trouser's Pocket Giving evidence from the witness box. Mr. C. V. Doral said that he lived a 28. Eas Coast Road, and was a teacher at St. Joseph's Institution. On the evening of June 13. a Mr. Fletcher handed witness an
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    CALLED FOR AMBULANCE
    223 13 Handed Over Pistol To The Inspector When on his way to v c police station to.make a report, witness met Inspector White and handed over the pistol. Witness made a repot I at the station NOT USED TO FIREARMS He was not used to handling firearms. That
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    "SWEET MUSIC"
    257 13 Rudy Vallee In Musical Comedy AT THE CINEMAS Very few picture-goers who have sen and heard Ruddy Vallee in the screen leaised that this star with the glorious voice is alsC a versatile actor, for his penCrmance in "Sweet Music" which opened at the Alhambra Theatre yestefoay showed
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    "Son Of Kong" At The Ritz
    85 13 Th'„ Ritz cinema at Geylang has diawi r ull houses since Thursday when thej put on an interesting programme o stage and screen attractions. The screen attractions are: the Thrill't "Sen cf Konir" and a number of short including Char'ie Chaplin, the inimitab!" comedian,
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    CABLES AND WIRELESS
    151 13 Index Of Monthly Traffic Receipts The follov Ins: index numbers representing: the estimated monthly traffic receipts of Cable and Wirehss Limited as related to 1 comparable traffic in the year 1929 is for favour of publication:— I Monthly figures reduced to working day average. Working day average
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    AIR BASE EXTENSION
    125 13 Acquisition Of Land By The Government Singapore, Friday. A Straits Settlements Government Gazette Extraordinary, published to-day sta es: II is hereby declared that it appears to he Governor-in-Council that the piece of land situate in the Scttlcmen of Singapore and District ol South Seletar. an-i conta ning
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    "LITERARY COOLIES"
    74 13 Calcutta. An M A. is among a number of undergraduates temporarily engaged as "liter ary coolie?" by the Calcutta University to ransfer books from two old libraries to a new library hall Just opened Each receives a daily wage of 12 annas 11 ->. One of the advantages
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    Animal Shot Dead And Three Riders Thrown MISHAPS AT FIRST DAY OF K.L. SKYE MEETING
    2228 14 Major Fox fh'ads List Of Trainers EASTERN CHARM SURPRISES TO PAY $88 DIVIDEND (By Winning Post") I. uala Lumpur, Sat urday. ■PHE hooting dead of one horse it: I the i.10!« ;imi iln- falling oil*
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    SECOND DAY'S RACING
    432 14 Weights And Selections For To-Day I I j THE following are the weights and selections for to-day's racing: Race 1 Ponies: Class 3, Div. 2: 5 furs., at 2.30 p.m. Loyalty 11.2, Timbang 10.12, Highland l ass 10 .11, Leonie 10 .11, Mickey Mouse »0 7 Phoon
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    THE SELECTIONS
    57 14 (By "Winning Post") RACE I—Leonie Mickey Mouse Hopover. RACE 2—Kit Bright Eyes Lady Raja. RACE 3—Lover's Idol His Mark Tandubas. KACE I—Little Mother Sure Cure Windfall. RACE s—Gungadin Eaton Crop Miss Singapore. RACE 6—Carwren Lerrick Miss Woo. RACE 7—Happy Girl Great Lass La Revnarde RACE S—Stir Up Laguna
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    TO-NIGHT'S FIGHT AT GREAT WORLD
    197 14 Aide v. Frisco KNOCK-OUT FIX EXPECTED (Bv "K.O.") Singapore, Saturday. jyjucH is expected of to-night s 12 three-minute round battle between Young Aide and Young Frisco at the new Great World Arena, which is situated near the Cabaret. The two Filipinos are probably the hardest
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    Johore Beaten By Eight Coals CONVINCING WIN FOR SINGAPORE
    658 15 Malaya Cup Record? 1 VRGE CROWD AT THE STADIUM Singapore, Friday. |L)KAL conditions prevailed at the Anson Road Stadium this afteroii when Singapore and Johore ci in the Southern section of tho H M S. "Malaya" Cup competition. The turf was
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    THE SECOND HALF
    236 15 Two More Quick Goals By Singapore Two minute, from the re-start MAT NOOR scored Singapore s sixth fOSI cleverly d fleeting a lor.g pass from Mah- j m The Johore inside left. Ali Maarof mad, I n g Od effort, just n.u sing the ma| Singapore got-
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    FRED PERKY
    73 15 Accepts Position In Australia Reuter. London. June 21. FKI I) PERRY has acccp ed an cxerutive position in the Australian h ian ol a firm of sports cutfiUcrs. He will have his headquarters at Svdntv and expel s to leave tor Air v alia at the end of
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    PERAK TURF CLUB
    99 15 Handicaps For bummer Cup The following arc the handicaps for the Summer Cup to be run over miles on July 6 in connect on Wittl tBf Pexak Summer Meeting. Prohibition J u Kahli Short Suit Ncnya Bukii Timah Nahgoo J J Punkawalla Combinat on Bestlot Biuas J*
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    THE MERRILADS
    53 15 Entries for the chess competition, for which prizes will be offered by the Pre sident. Dr. Chia Keng Hoe. close on July 10. 1935. I Membeis who have not sent In their 1 names are asked to do so to the Sport Captain. Mr. Willie Tan. 150 Q.
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    MATCH POSTPONED
    22 15 The Commercial Cup match betwern the Sirals Times and the Municipal Services which was fixed for Monday has been postponed.
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    HOODOO ON SOCCER CLUB
    191 15 A Record Number Oi Casualties Sydney. June 10« A reotarkaUe .eque.ae of accidents s lay;low both players and officials ot the St. George socc< r Club. The Secretary and Treasurer, who have complained for yean that the club pays move for iodine r.nd than lor ground
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    PUBLIC SCHOOL CRICKET
    60 15 Marlborough Beat Wellington London, June o MarlLorouch beat Wellington by mm V. icke's W'jllingicn -coved 122 in the first inning to Which Mar' >rougii replied with 292 for 3 wickets. Hewan scoring 113 and Westwrod 75. Marlborough v sod Wellingtcns total before the los Ol <ne wicket.
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    UNABLE TO MOVE A LIMB
    205 16 But Kruschen Gave Her "A New Lease of Life" She had suffered so long that she was resigning herself to be.'ng a permanent invalid. That was the state of this woman wben she was persuaded to try Kruschen Salts. To-day she has taken on a
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    THE THEATRE ROYAL
    200 16 Continued Success Of The Dardanella Troupe Singapore. Saturday. ANOTHER crowded hcuse greeted the Dardaneila Company at the Theatre Royal last night when they celebrated their tenth anniversa'.y with -Miss X." This stage drama can be described as one of their finest performances yet given by the Company
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    MOTOR CYCLE T.T. RACES
    40 16 Postponed Owing To Bad Visibility London, June 21. in 28 years iL rcsd&ry to postpone to-day's Senior xieavy mist reduced' visibility to a feu yards on the mountain oar s of the -ourse -British Official Wireless
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    THE NEW WORLD
    51 16 Mhs Anita and Henry will appear a; *<n dance th=s evening n vau-Vvillo Valonta and Zarah. the ConUncnto' artiste,, will make the"*' a the after dinwa (ianco to-night With a <S^v"and a at%l, a tr ar j uiiu ut an tne t<a an- nlo-lit lances next week.
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    TENNIS SURPRISE IN SINGAPORE
    528 16 Malay Player s Defeat GOOD GAMES IN LAdip« SINGLES QNE of the biggest surprises v, Singapore Tennis Champi Jr fl i V courts > provide,) v, terdaywhen Kamis, who is considered amonTthe notchers locally, was d( beaten by Lt. 7k A h ft? two straight sets.
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    BOTTLES BRING DEATH
    56 17 Cairo. Three men were killed and fonv person.? injured in a riot which broke out between two rival factions in the village of Ftsa near Samallout (.Upper Egypt». The villagers engaged in a fierce hand-to-hand battle, using bottles and sticks as weapons. The fight was finally stopped
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