Malaya Tribune, 26 June 1935

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's First National Newspaper: Guaranteed Large*; Sales Vol XXII- No. 150 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1935 FTVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wednesday, June 26, 1935 Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1935. il <t< uvSI*
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      161 1 7(eaJ The Dominant In zJMalaya I "SNOWCRETE" Stocked by:--(lncorporated in S.S.) I j n Won 't Help Ihr To Shine In Society— MJ j I —but n elp i tier to §p« "shine 0 wJb at *****16 I jS&MS!9 O-Cedar is the all-purpose polish a f i' special success on
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      121 1 Sole A gents P THE I SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT CO, jj P.O. Box 92. SINGAPORE. PEERLESS I EKA6MIC SO At dainty, Alluring, Fragrant FECKLESS KRASMIC is incomparable and invaluable for the toilet and can be applied without I ia t0 llle n "osi dei.cate skins. Kefreshg illVig rating 3 direCt ai<J
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    Shipping News & Notices. DISCOVERY RETURNS FROM ANTARCTIC
    449 2 Shipping News Notices. DISCOVERY RETURNS FROM ANTARCTIC 20 Months' Study Of Whales (By Air Mail). (From Our Gun Correspondent) London, June 12. AFTER twenty months spent in investj. gating the lile and habits of whales in the A'.itarctic, the Royal Research hip Discovery 11. reached London last week, and is
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    SOVIET BUT SHIPS
    87 2 Orders For Small Vessels From Japan United Press. T<<kyo. The Japanese Shipbuilding Fed «ration reported tha.« Manehukuo's payment in kind for the Chin so Eastern RaMwny had reultrd in Soviet Russia ordering modern hips in .Tapan. Most of the ship's, it was miiiiVd <»ut, are of small
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    SCHOONER ON FIRE
    84 2 fr*w Abandon Ship After feitrngmstrfng Flames United Press. San Francisco, June 11. Extinguishing fire, under the shipV boiler, remaining members of the s.s> Noyo, a* coastwise himber 'chooner, abandoned the vessel toWday, reaching shore safety in the ship's bfe-baats. \vhil« a Coast (hiard vi uor launch stood
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    CHINESE MARINE CERTIFICATES
    344 2 itecognition By Hongkong Government < i*il toy i i... i i It/ mi» i ihio tuiiriiK nllii ••«> olid OflJTM IT* W'lH k n<|il«d li> 111 li'iir. k .iik ->\* run.i 'it I r -hi Jill) I M W|W /al.-r.l tfi iIm dv lU «.uii .mil. ii
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      383 2 fcTKAIVTER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA IV n s. < o.'s SAILINGS: ol I WARDS. Due Tannage. Singapore. 1935. Mil 0.100 July 4 I 112 VK I HIND JI,LOO July G i:i;n c,,(»ou juiy is k r.« HI IV.ooo July iy 6,500 .July 81 •A 1.1 IHA 10,000 Aug. 2 KA IV.ooO
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      502 2 HEAP ENG MOH S.S. CO., LIMITED. FRED FUNNEL LINE) (Incorporated in Straits Settlements) REGULAR PASSENGER and Cargo Services from Singapore to Java. Borneo, Banka and Billiton. For BATAVIA, CHERIBON AND SEMARANG (Every Tuesday and Friday) s.s, NAM YONG Fri. June 28 s.s. BAN HONG LIONG Tues. July 2 For SOURABAYA
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      257 2 j N.Y.K. LINE GENERAL 1 CUNARU WHITE S I AH, LTD., (Incorporated 10 Japan). NEW RE1)I JCKI> FAKES TO KIJKOPK VIA SUEZ. A fr.„n Hu- Railing of s.s. "Hakusan j Mam," August Bth for London, fares by I steamers will be: Ist. 2nd. Naples $317 Mg T.U g7 26 SSI
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      496 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. TO GENOA, LONDON. ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From Spore. Malacca. Port Penang, M.S S'tiana. A LSI A 16-7 16-7 17-7 19-7 BOKINGIA 6-8 6-8 7-8 9-8 ERRIA 20-8 20-8 21-8 23-3 LALANDIA 17-9 17-9 18-9 20-9 JUTLANDIA 8-10 JR-10 9-10 11-10 MEONIA 29-10
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      449 2 STEAMER SAILINGS a NORDDEUTSCHKR lln#jf 1« (Incorporated b The undernoted are the Company's ir tended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. 1935 ISAR. for Manila, Hongkong, Shanghai, North China Japan July 2 5 SAALE. for Manila, Hongk North China Japan July 14 HOMEWARDS. For Rotterdam, Hamburg Bremen ALSTER, for Genoa, Marseilles Casablanca July CREFELD,
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    This Strange World
    920 3 Liner Stopped By Whale Tortoise Kills Boy Baby Born With 32 Teeih Straw Yields Sugar HERE are orno Strange stories sent by M VU ater corr spondents from nil parts of tiie worjJ:— WHALE HOLDS UP LINER. Wiu n th> 7 M2-:< n American 1 ncr "Pas
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    FOOD AND FUEL FROM WOOD
    241 3 Germany Conducting Experiments Munich. AERMANS could, In the event ox war, v feed on sawdust, drink sap. go dressed in birch-bark, and speed about in wocd-buming motorcars and aeropianas, said Dr. Bergius, Nobel Priz? v.inrcr, in a striding lecture here. Dr. Bergius v, s addressing
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    MURDERER BRIDEGROOM
    67 3 Belgrade. Benjamin Parots'. of Stibotica. aba putting on his nnv; cTnthei 011 the day of his v.rddii. when the police entered end arrested him —fcr ihe murder of his grandmother. He had askeVJ his grandmother for mency to buy bis wedding clothes, and when she refund <o help
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    ALTITUDE ATTEMPTS
    211 3 Lxperiments In Australia And Russia DROBING tho stratosphere seems now to be one of the chief interests of scientists in different parts of the world according ;-o messages received from Reuters correspondents in Australia and Soviet Russia. Darwin, Australia. The Commonwealth Met?orologist (Mr. W. A. Dwyer) released a
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    TWO WEDDINGS IN A DAY
    104 3 Bride Sold By Bridegroom To Another Man Belgrade. The rid Bosnian custom ot selling wlvjta and girls for marriage has made a girl in the village of Apotovei near Banja Luka. the bride to two crocrns in one day. Ibrahim Hadilbcjovhch had for many years
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    COPYING BRITAIN
    210 3 New York State To Have A "Scotland Yard" Albany, New York Siate. |\ESPITE a ctrtain amount of newspaper criticism to the efTc:t that "foreign methods" will rfbt help destroy crime in America, the St-ate of New York is to have a "Scotland Yard" of its own. Majpr John
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    GENEVA'S HEAD-GAOLER
    109 3 Retires After 26 Years' Service Geneva. M, Julcs-Louir, Vannod, head gaoler of e« prl m of St. Antcine in Geneva had til attar :iG years in the Geneves. 1 prison service. It was M. Vannod who discovered and ut c'cwn the body of the anarchist Luccheni, tne murderer
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    FRANCE'S NAVY
    67 3 I Speeding Up Battleship Construction I Reuter Wireless. Palis. June 24. The- speeding up of construction of the 35.000 ten battleship already on the alipi and the laying down of another Cn Jan 1, 1937, immediately the Washington Treaty expires will be urged by BCVtra! members when the
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    CREMATION FOR BRITAIN
    55 3 London. "Public opinion respecting cremation has greatly changed during recent fears" sate the Cemeteries Committee of th > Wandswerth Council whn r poiting on the advisability of establishing a crematorium in the district. On investigation, the commit.cc fCpnd that '.here wer: 7.480 cremations in Or Rrftain during
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    BIT OFF WIFE'S NOSE
    133 3 Husband To Pay £1,500 Damages Paris. TOR biting or; his wife'f nose, Victor r Lanza, an Italian. Las been ordered to nay i' 1.500 damag-'S and sent to pi c on for four years. It was the most extraordinary tBM neard before the Paris Correctional Court
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      206 3 buhmbwh I VJB B3^*^ ATTRACTIVE FEATURES O QCHItU f| 1 fi C ■•<• Of three engines, two s.xV T7 I I* O cylinder and one four-cylinder. WT X'B. «m Constant mesh gears fjr second, INVESTMENT VALUE lhird and s* ah 1 W fILUU eeooad third and top guars. All Look
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    TRIED FOR MURDER AT SEVENTEEN
    299 4 Given Four Years For Manslaughter 1 i Galle, (Ceylcn), June 6. A l7-YEAR-OLD youth, H. Mendis, of Balapitiya, who was arraigned at the Galle Assizes to-day, on a charge of having, en November 29 last, murdered Udaris, hy stabbing him with a knife, pleaded guVty
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    FLOATING BOTTLE
    106 4 Has Travelled 1,300 Miles In Two Years Antigua. Leeward Islands. A sealed bottie which has floated some 1,300 miles in two years has been picked up on the cast coast of Antigua, Leeward Islands. When opened it was found to contain a note stating t>hat it was thrown
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    COWS ENTERTAINED
    189 4 Luncheon In New York Hotel New York. TWO cows which had come all the way from the Antarctic were entertained to luncheon in the ballroom of a fashionable New York hotel, as part of the celebrations t*o welcome home Rear-Admiral Byrd from his Polar expedition. The connsxion between*
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    MOTORIST KILLED
    120 4 By Wheel Which Came Off From Another Car Munich. A mot 11st who*.- <"ir never came within a bundled yards of a fatal eoltlftien near K hn((ip I -"«I H.ivai u, has been arrated for **caUaTng the accident through Criminal negligent H.* |g Walni.T. Whoas left rear wheel
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    MARRIED EVERY YEAR
    71 4 How Chinese Honoured His Dead Wife Canton. His fir-* wife having died 13 years ago, Li Chih. a 48-year-old Cantonese, has honouring her memory ever since by marrying a new wife every anniversary of her death. Questioned by the police, he indignantly denied that he was a
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    £12,300 FOR A GUESS
    199 4 Contest Winner's Amazing Prediction Fairbanks, Alaska. BY guessing the day and exact time when ice on the Nenana River fifty miles from here would break with the spring thaw, a man has won a contest prize of £12,300. The prophet was William Berrigan, an employee in
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    HOME "BROKEN UP"
    130 4 Insolvent Farmer Defies His Creditors I Prague. Arnold Bauer, a farmer at Jihlava, Moray a. could not meet his obligations! He was then informed that his house and furniture would be sold up. So Bauer ■spen a day in "preparation." He smashed every pane of glass in
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    MUSSOLINI'S "MATE"
    131 4 Invited To Visit The Duce In Rome Bucharest. An unemployed man who was Signor Mussolini s "mate" when he earned his living as a bricklayer has received a railway hcket and an invitation to visit the Duce in Rome, according to the newspapers here He is Gheorghe Homtar
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    LUCKY THIEF
    98 4 Picked Pocket Of Strongest Man Undetected Belgrade. The pickpocket- who slipped away with the wallet of Novak Stopitch can consider himself a lucky man. Not only did he get a proportion of Novak's earnings for feats of strength on recent lucrative European t<our, but he escaped from the
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    FEAST OF THE FOUR PRINCES
    420 4 Ancient Ceremony At Vintners' Hall London, May 10. FUR Princes of the Royal House of Windsor—the sons of the Kinghave been "splendidly and honourably banquetted" at the historic Vintners' Hall, Upper Thames Street, nearly six hundred years after the famous "Feast, of the Five Kings"
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    DOCTOR'S FEAT
    245 4 Child Brought Back To> > Life i s I Owen Sound, Canada. Supposedly dead for five minutes, a five«year-old girl has been brought back to life acain here by the skll of a Canadian specialist named Dr. A E. Laird who injected nine drops of adrenalin into her
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    MOTOR MISHAP
    91 4 Railwayman Injured In J India Madras, May 15. A Villupuram message says that Mr. Roberts, an electric loco foreman of the South Indian Railway, stationed at Egmore. was seriously injured while proceeding in his car between Maiilam and Vikravandi. When the car was passing a culvert it rapsized.
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      227 4 ft I Aumm 111 that he did not object 11 m to my smoking a limited number of Craven "A". fĔmmS^^LmWf^m^^'^ s^ v cigarettes, as in his ■||§KBsr *fPBMP|g opinion they are the ■Xl least harmful of all; B 1/m %^"£rM f otherwise he would '"■^mf^LW If/ advise me to
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      273 4 I MARY IS ATTRACTIVE AND POPULAR NOW She Discovers Way to Remove Ugly clingy stains from Teeth—Makes Them Brilliant and White in a Hurry Learns from friend that dull, dingy teeth scare men away. Told to use Sees improvement after toothpaste that restores first dry-brushing with natural whiteness quickly. KOLYNOS.
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      50 4 /INHALAiVr\^ quickly and safely ends the discomfort and danger of a cold in the head First thing every morning put a drop of' Vapox' on your handkerchief and breathe the germicidal vapour. O/ all Chemists KAII !M MUM fT THOMAS KERFOOT CO. LTD. VMS und old tnr **shout the w«rU
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    142 5 DILL CONDITIONS AGAIN Fair Bidding At Auction 'By Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Wednesday morning. To day's Prices Rubber (Singapore), cts., dOWH 1 ct. Market Tone: Quiet. Tin (Singapore), *****4, upsi... i (sterday's Prices: London: 6d., down 1 I6d Market 'lone: Dull. \Yw York: 127|16 up 116 ct
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    Financial News & Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1610 5 Financial News Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS Tne following share quotations are issued by Ftaser and Co. and LyaJJ and Evatt:— MINING Singapore Wednesday. 10 a.m. „*9> r -raser t__ Vau» At Co. ABviu *<J 4 4'. 47'^ed U i.umbanc 30 «J j;itixd 30 32 fl ti a aaaiay nil
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    TOO LATE
    68 5 Washington. Invited in 1927—eight yesrs a?o —It, send an exhibit to the 1935 Internatkna! Exhibition at Brussels, the United Stages have just remembered about it—tCo late. Preparing to accept the offer from Belgium, the House of Representative brought out the Brussels Exhiblticn B V for discussion. It was
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    LOCAL SHARE MARKET
    764 5 A Quiet Week FRASkR AND CO/S REPORT ME2&&& Fraser and Co."a weekly share report dated June 23 sfhtftt:— UoiiuMi has happened tturins the pESl v.i.k bo disturb the serene tndifl encc ui il». Singapore niior* mavt, u ujougb telegram* would seam a dicaU) >n«' the London Stock
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    SUNGALA RUBBER
    332 5 Dividend Of 14 Cents Per Share A DIVIDEND of fourteen cents per dvi are^ was declar ed for the Sungala Rubber Estate, Ltd., at the twentieth annual general meeting of the Arm held i? c °rP cc s of tn e secretaries, the Geddes Trading and Dairy Farm
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    PETROL PRICES
    161 5 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.;. Ltd. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit ana various brands of Kerosene are as followsShell Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon $1 07 Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per BfKIM Imperial gallon $0 82 Shell Motor Spirit to 4-gallon drums per British
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      233 5 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK LIMITED, MEYER CHAMBERS. RAFFLES PLACE. apifal Fully Paid Yen 100,000.000. Reserve Fund Yen 125,800.000. HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. rW*ANCHES at Alexandria, Batavia, benfn. Dairen. Fengtien, Hamburg', HanKuw, Harbin, Honolulu, Hongkong, Hsink'.r.g, Karachi. Kobe, London, Los Angeles. Manila, Moji, Nagasaki, Nagoya, New York, «>>aka. Paris, Peiping, Rangoon, Rio
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      23 5 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated in New Zealand). FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. OFFfCE: 2. FINLAYSOfc GREEN.
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      357 5 IF EVERY WIFE KNEW WHAT EVERY WIDOW KNOWS EVERY HUSBAND WOULD BE ADEQUATELY INSURED. We offer you something unusual in insurance The International has de« vised an exclusive insurance feature. The Disability Compensation Clause. Under this Clause we not only pay certain benefits in case of temporary disability through accident,
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      510 6 M. HASSAN, M *n, BRAS BAB AH ROAD, SINGAPORE. We undertake all sorts of work hi electrical, gas and water service lines. We give prompt attention to all orders either big or small. Why not consult us about your requirements Estimate submitted upon request without charge or obligatlon* 'PHONE 3411.
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      651 6 WANTED to purchase one second-hand Cine Projector (silent) 1.6 m|m. Send particulars prices t«o Box No. 675, Malaya Tribune. WANTED experienced men to sell and service radios. Only reliable men need apply to Box No. 673, co Malaya Tribune. WANTED—A Young Man to be apprenticed, etc More than 200 applications
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      597 6 NOTICE OF REMOVAL. It is hereby notified that LEE DISPENSARY is now removed from 161, Selegie Road to bigger premises at 74-3. BRAS BASAH ROAD, (between Queen Street and Victoria Street-) and directly opposite the Church of the Good Shepherd. SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST. TENDERS. Tenders are invited for clearing the
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      255 6 THE SINGAPORE AUCTIONEERS. I FORTHCOMING FURNITURE SALE AT No. 38, Scotts Road (off Orchard Road), On Saturday, June 29, 1935, at 2.30 p.m. COMPRISING:—WeII-made, cross-grain pattern, wax-polished teak dining, sitting and bedrooms' suites of every description, including one excellent-toned cottage piano (by W. J. Garcia), old Shanghai and Egyptian jars,
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      455 6 A NEW SPIRIT IN THE MEDICAL WORLD. A speciality for complicated »nd given up cases. Don't forget that the physician's highest and only mission is to restore the sick to health, to cure as it is termed. The highest ideal of cure is rapid, gentle and permanent restoration of health
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      314 6 j BUY THE BEST Minimum Prices! Grand Display of Genuine Cyma, Vulcain and Roskopf Watches AT 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD (Near Middle Road) Perfect Sighi Fye troubles? Why Suffer? Get a cops "Perfect Sight." FREE. Comment easy, Lome treatment. No risk. No obligation. BOON PHARMACY, PENANG. TOCK TYPEWRITER CO. 1
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    ALLEGED CHEATING IN $5,000
    429 7 Further Evidence For Prosecution Singapore, Tuesday. FURTHER evidence was given by the prosecution, before the District Judge, Mr. H. A. Forrer, to-day in conneci ion with a charge of cheating involving am uf $5,000, preferred against Chia t nan Tok, proprietor of Chop Bian Giap. The
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    VISITING CHINA
    116 7 New Rules As To Consular Visas THE Chinese Consulate General in Singapore has received instructions from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at Nanking to the effect that on and from July 1, 1935, a fee of $10 Chinese national currency, payable in local currency at a rate to
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    "WHAT IS RELIGION?"
    271 7 Swami Advaitananda's Second Lecture Singapore. Tue.srlay. Swami Advaitonanda delivered his ?econd lecture yesterday a* ihe Gujrati Cluo. Tho .subject was. "What Is Religion?'" Mr. Bhiv Dval. manager of Naro tarn Das Vadilal F- rm. took the chair The Swami said: "When there 's any demand, there is
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    FRENCH SEAPLANE
    91 7 Attempt On Long Distance Record Reuter Wireless. Cherbourg, June 22. Tile French seaplane Croix du Sud, which has made numerous trans-Atlanta flights for South America, took off this morning with a crew of six for Kanakry, French Guinea, in an attempt to b- at the world's long distance
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    REFUSED OATH TO HITLER
    100 7 Professor Of Theology Placed On Retired List Reuter Wireless. Berlin, June 22. Doctor Karlbarth, Professor of The~lo°:v at Bonn University, who as a member of the Confessional Front refused to give an unconditional oath of allegiance to Herr Hitler, has been placed on the re- J
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    "APPEASEMENT GOVT."
    78 7 Democratic Regime For Yugo-Slavia Reuter Wireless. Belgrade, June 24. Hailed as the "Appeasement Government.," the new Cabinet has been formed bv Sfojad Inovitch. who is also Foreig 1 M'nistsr. Most of the party groups are re presented, except M. Matchek's bloc. The Government is undertaking office with the
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    REVOLT
    67 7 Four Rebels Sentenced To Death Ovicdo, June 24 A Court Martial afttfng hero in camera ha* sentenced four to d«ath in the trial Which 6b Were charged with reVo'ullonary activities during the abortlvn October revoli in the A&turias, CatalOnu. •md 36 OtbeTn were condemned to llf Imprisonment, seven to
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      80 7 The good word is spreading fast You simply cjyit do better than buy aWESTINGHOUSE A.C. 8 TUBE SUPERHET <K| bS^ttl The same engineering genius that built the world's first Broadcasting I Station is responsible for this master I receiver which has brilliant tone fidelity world-wide range good volume OVERSIZE COMPONENTS
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      411 7 I STEARNS' TONIC CONTEST j FIFTY DOLLARS ($50.00) IN PHIZES j FOB A FEW MINUTES THOUGHT! j All you have to do is write a fifty word statement 1 entitled, "Why I Take Steams 9 Tonic." First Prize Twenty-Five Dollars ($25.00) I Second Ten Dollars ($10.00) Third Five 5.00) j
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      584 7 BERLIN, SHORT-WAV.: TODAYS EMPIRE STATION PROGRAMME Northumberland Plate: Wireless Programme For Commentary To-Day TO-DAY'S Empire wireless programme DJB: 19.74 Metre-. 31 45 Metre:, 0 20 p.m. Big Ben Quetln Maclean. mo id fit Mptrpri at tne 0|, Ran of the Troeudero Cinema, ujy. ij.63 Metier.* Elephant ond Castle. 4.05 p.m.
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    102 8 cU!PS ALONGSIDE THOB *VHALVES OK EXPECTED TO Aiti^VE Singapore. June 26 East Whart «Entrance Gace 1) Yuen Sang 22 Main Wharf «Entrance Gate 3) Fushimi Mavu 18. Mlm'croo 16; Alt» 14. II; Alaska Maru 8 NansMn Maru e T^;iP lre x?" rk Gale 3) ■kL Ma t£ »J
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    224 8 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING PASSENGERS Singapore. Tuesday. The following are passengers by ton Mconia which left Singapore for Furope to-day: Dr. if. Carthew, Mr. K. Hemmingsen, Mrs. Hemmingsen. Miss Aase Hemmingsen, Master Jak Hemmingsen. Miss Meta Hemmingsen. Miss Elizabeth Hemmingsen. ML c s Silva Hemmingsen, Miss
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    BROUGHT BACK TO LIFE
    262 8 Child Who Was ''Dead' For Five Minutes Owen. Sound, Ontario. SUPPOSEDLY dead for five minutes a 5-year-old girl has been brought back to life again here by the skill of a Canadian specialist named Dr A F Laird who injected nine drops of adrenalin into her
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    THE ROYAL FAMILY
    99 8 Invitation To Visit Texas Austin, Texas. Within a fortnight, two invitations v.v:> been ißUled to the Xin X and Queen W visit the United States Following the broadcast invitation of Will Rogers, the national comedian, tc Tlleir Majesty to "come over and rule us or perm t
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    63 8 DAILY PRICES CURRENT Singapore, Wednesday noon. No I.X.R.SS. incases 4' K B AQ U in case, 2 20 7^ xt 0.8. July) 10 IS Ift on No IX.RS S 3 S pot-loose) *****6 2 t gflfc. ii g* Tone of Market: Quiet steady jb Latest Cable:
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    66 8 Mails expected from Netherlands Indies, etc., by air (Netherlands* time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 3 30 p.m. to-day and generai deliveries of letters and parcels 4.05 pm. MaiLs expected from Europe etc 'Amsterdam) despatched on June 22 1935 by air (Netherlands). time of delivery of boxholders*
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    ACCELERATED DEPARTURE
    25 8 The s.s. Kola for Ban-jcok (Parcels only*. Mails previously announced as closing at 2.30 p.m. to-morrow will now close at 12.30 p.m. to-monow
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    FIGHTING BULLS WITH OPERA
    204 8 But Humane Society Objects Los Angeles. APERA blared at the bull can make a y funny bull fight without cruelty or blood, and the bull is just aS annoyed. This is asserted by a number of Spanish matadors, picadois and toreadors, who are anxious to stage
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    "CORPSE" AWAKENED
    36 8 Budapest. When Janos Schwelgert a firmer R»r>- died, hi, body Sas lak n T m Th"T„ an the dea,h kn <>» was run" had been j£ the truth frcm hi„, bUried w hh <^ f«»n<« »1
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    MONEY MARKET
    291 8 British Official Wireless. SELLING Singapore, June 26. London 4 months' sight 2 4 London 3 months* sight 213 31j32 London 60 days' sight 2 3 15 16 London *30 days' sight 2|3 29:32 London demand 213% London T.T. 2|3% Lyons and Paris demand 860 Hamburg demand 140 New
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    PRODUCE
    217 8 Singapore, June 26. R. I Siam I W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $143 R. (Siami W. Coast No 2 pa- Koyan $141 R. <Siam> W. Coast No. 3 ocr Koyan $139 Rice, B. Siam N. 1 per Kovan $118 Rice, B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $115 Rice,
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    DIARY OF THE DAY
    259 8 j WHAT'S ON? I Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, JUNE 26 High Tides.—6.54 a.m., 6.55 p.m. Piano Recital by Madame Renee r iSi y Mem0ri al Half, 9.30 £m Rotary Tiffin, Adelphi Hotel, 1 pm Dr of lm cSe,?" e Thc Bri^«g-UP Fool bal': S.A.F.A.
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    73 8 ALHAMBRA.—' Red Hot Tires." CAPITOL.—Stage attraction (The Tropical Express Revue*. EMPlRE.—"Riders of Destiny' and "Strange Adventure." GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing Side-shows, Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs. Cinemas. Talkies, e'e niOLLYWOOJ).—DoubIe lal^cs. MARLBOROUGH.— "Tdlsidas NEW WORLD.-Cabaiet Dancing Side-shows, afralay Operas Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. 0 PAVILION Jud|e Priest nnz Half-price night—
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    HER 14TH BABY
    145 8 Mother Is Contender For Miliar Bequest Toronto, May 2. krs. Ambrose Harrison one of the leading contenders in the Millar will ™f bah y v Z eeP l take birth *L£il by b y her 14tn cilild and her IS p ;Vi sincf ch ar.es Mill f
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      126 8 522* arc numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the 'Malaya Tribune." This Diary i s provided specially for them. secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it *TZ2£S2X* complete. happenings 1 interest will still b* included mJSI Diary 1 The "club
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      200 8 [POSTAL IHT€LLIO€H« SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Rengat and Tembilahan (Majang) 11 a.m. Trengganu (generally), Besut, Dungun. Kemaman, Kemasek (Boiibat) 2 p.m. Kretay (Suddhadib) 2 p.m. Belawan and Medan (Both) 3 p.m. Djambi and K. Tongkal (Ihiti) 3 p.m. Soengei Liat (Thedens) 3 p.m. Muntok Palembang and Pladjoe (Thedens) 3 p.m.
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      55 8 DAILY WEATHER REPORT .Malayan Meteorological Service Yesterday. Last Night. Alor Star Kotaßharu 61 g-J 74 8 y 0 7j JM 74 Malacca «4 n no 11,7 7 Singapore 4 002 W 74 (Kallang Aerodrome) 85 on c-, (Bt. Timah) 86 oil 5 9 SUPERINTENDENT, Meteorological Branch, Malaya. Meteorological Office. Sia«apore,
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    OPIUM GROWING IN CHINA
    179 9 Chinese Delegate's Reply To Charges Reuter. London, June 25. J||R. Hoo Chih Tsai, the Chinese Delcrnm^fff t0 l e Opium Advisory rZSS 186,I 86, h^ S written a le «er to the chafes tZVn?- M J P Blan nin^tPnthf 1 hl fl eSe opium institutes nine-tenths
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    FIRST "ROBOT' PLANE IN THE WORLD
    122 9 Entirely Operated By Radio British Official Wireless. B London* June 25. RITAIN possesses the first entirely "Robot" aeroplane in the world. It flies without pilot at over 100 miles ail hour, will rise to over 1,000 feet, is opera cd entire'y by radio and
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    ABOVE NORMAL
    133 9 Increase In Typhoid Cases i I THE number of typhoid cases in Singa- pore has recently increased above normal. During May and up to date this month, the number of cases repoi ted has been unusually high. In May 40 cases were reported, with 17 deaths. For the
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    EXCHEQUER RETURNS
    66 9 Increased Revenue To Date British Official Wireless. London, June 25. The Exchequer returns show that Ihe total ordinary revenue to date, exclusive of self-balancing items, amounts to £119.827.294, comnared with £1i&.658,29D at the corresponding date of last year The total ordinary expenditure, exclusive of self-balancing items, for the
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    LADY MALCOLM WATSON
    26 9 Reuter. The death is announced of Lady Malcolm Watson wife of Sir Malcolm Wa*°on. a Director of the Ross Institute of Tropical Hygien.—Reuter.
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    THE SOUTHERN CROSS
    201 9 Cause Of Recent Accident Sydney, June 15. THE Minister for Defence (Mr. Park- hill) announced that the accident to the Southern Cross on May 15, when over the Tasman Sea with Jubilee mail, was due to ihe failure of the welding on the exhaust pipe of the
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    FAREWELL PARTY
    169 9 Retirement Of Mr. Pat Zilwa 'From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. A large gathering attenaed the party given by the staff of the Chartered Banl: to Mr. Pat Zilla. J.P., MC.H., on his retirement from the bank after more than thirty years' service here and in Colombo.
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    UNUSUAL ENGINE
    77 9 Direct Drive From Turbine To Wheels London. June 25. A railway engine of unusual design, with a turbine as a method of traction, has been built for man 11"*» work by London Midland Scottish Railway. The drive from the turbine is direct to the wheels, no cylinders, piston
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    MEMBER OF HAGUE TRIBUNAL
    39 9 Reuter. London, June 25. Mr. Wang Chung Hwi, a member of the Permanent Triounal at The Hague, arrived in London to-day on a short visit, purely of a private nature and has no political significance.—Reuter.
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    ITALY'S DISPUTE WITH ABYSSINIA
    202 9 Will Not Withdraw Troops From Her Colonies Reuter Wireless. I Rome, June 24. THE firm attitude adopted by Italy with regard to Abyssinia is reflected in a statement by a Foreign Office spokesman who expressed the opinion that MiEden is unlikely to make satisfactory proposals even
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    WATER SUPPLY
    98 9 No Apprehensions This Year In Britain British Official Wireless. London, June 25. The Minister of Health. Sir Kingsley Wood, speaking at the Guild Hall in Lcndon to-day. said that there need bo no anxiety about water supplies this year. The reservoirs were now full and even ith a
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    ATTEMPT ON MOUNT EVEREST
    159 9 Different Procedure To Be Adopted British Official Wireless. Khombu element among the porters. The main expedition would be ready to start in the Spring and would again be led by Mr. Hugh Ruttledge —British Official Wireless. London, June 22. IN his Presidential Address at the annual
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    LOST 1 lb. A WEEK FOR 20 WEEKS
    191 9 Woman's Delight At Slimming Success How would you like to lose 20 lbs. of fat in 20 weeks, and at the same time increase your energy and improve your health Get weighed to-day and note your weight, then buy a bottle of
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      139 9 A NEW LOVELINESS CAN BE YOURS —in this way I Look at' yourself carefully in the mirror. Wouldn't a touch of colour make a mar- vellous difference to your whole appearance? Not mere "make-up," but a healthy bloom to your cheeks and a natural brightening* of the lips. You can
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      100 9 E. M. Abdulla Co., CAPITOL BUILDINGS. I SINGAPORE. I Dealers in Patent Mfdfcirc-s, Toilets, I Perfumeries, Provisions, (Invalids Foods, Cigars, j Cigarettes, Tobaccos. I PRICES MODERATE jj 18 0 Any child will enjoy a "Milkmaid" sandwich. 8 1 Have you tried Peanut Butter Sauce on Cottage jj j Pudding, Ice
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      684 10 YOr CAM RET TOUR NECK jQF T /W OPENING Frnt National picture with J jL%\ IYLE TALBOT JJSsWJb jt MARY ASTOR m|JJJ ROSCOE KAUNS. FRANKIE PARRQ S NEXT CHANGE. I NEVER M \s WILL ROGERS H M) A STORY SO DEEPLY HUMAN. SO REFRESHINGLY HUM »ROUS. SO SINCERELY APPEALING *N)>
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    BRITISH EXPORTS TO MANCHURIA
    77 11 Increase Since Japan's Intervention Reuter. London, June 25. A COMPARISON of British exports to Manchuria to-day and before the intervention of Japan, as requested by a I questioner in the House of Commons, was given by Mr. Walter Kjnciman, President of the Board of Trade, as
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    89 11 Genera! Tendency Remains Good Reuter Wire!:ss. I London. Juno 24. j The Stock Exchanu-.' opened brLk 'Under active derdings i n industrials and I interest in several speculative counter; The? extreme hrat p-vvaiiing had Ihe efl>ct- of curtailing business, but tf» •greneral tendency remained good. Cp I p:r
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    LYALL & EVATT'S DAILY REPORT
    82 11 LYALL EVATT'S DAILY REPORT Singapore, Wednesday. 1 MINING: Quiet. Talajaa buyers $134 Kramate 39 6 40 6, Rahffim :ivd. .95 Snf* Raubs $5.5846 $5.62' Lukuts buyers 95' Hong Fans sellers .50. D ut u Selangor buyers .76. Takuapo, 19 9 Sit, cum U. Klangs sellers $I.l3' z RUBBERS: Quiet*. Nyalas
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    THE SILVER POSITION
    174 11 Liquidations Caused By Sharp Falls Reuter. London, June 25. £ILVER has now fallen to the April levei before the raising of the American internal price forced up he world price. This is chiefly due to sharp Calls yea; erday and to-day caused by liquidu-t-ons by speculators who
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    AUSTRALIAN EXPORTS
    143 11 Decline Of £12,000,000 For Last Year Canberra, June 15. Australia's total export trade for the year ended Decrmber, 1934 wa.s 111.733.352 in Australian cnirrericy, comno red With £137.757.309 for 1933, according to figures Issued by the Commonwealth Statistician. It is pointed out. however that the 1033 figure included
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    STOCK MARKET
    43 11 British Official Wireless. London, June 25. CTERLING on New Yc:k is 4.95, v Po'.'s 74-' 16. On .he Stock Ex hange certain Industrials were Active, hu; ether c j icn were quiet. War wan ni*a?te~r* Gold Hi 0-1 23.—Eii'.-rh Official Wucies;.
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      74 11 DEAN'S UNITED OPERA Mr. Salim's Production THE POWER OF WEALTH H REMEMBER On the Juno. 1935, Saturday p liA J to TWILIGHT HALL ,'n the centre of NEW WORLD Wath new st of Sceneries to stage a very powerful drama TJIE LION OF SINGAPORE" Singa di pura-pura Dean's own production.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH.
    46 12 YEO—MR. YEO EXT, SENG—Age ;iS, cfced at 6 ajn. on 2tfth., inst., at hFs residence No. Mangee, uif KiiSi* Coast Road, leaving his wife, two so.is anii one daughter to mourn his loss, funeral on Friday. L\sth inst., at 10 a.m. Deeply regretted.
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    UNITED STATES, HOLLAND AND MALAYA
    685 12 j FAVOURED nation agreement i between the United States I and Holland, with special reference to the Netherlands East Indies. How would this affect the export trade of Malaya? The query is not an idle one, for according to good authority such an agreement is
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    X.L.M. DELAYED
    51 12 Due At Singapore To-Morrow 'From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok. June 26. THE outward K.L.M. plane bringing schedule* 0 f J e 21 is behinci The machine reached Calcutta this morning and is due at Don Muang, Bangkok, this afternoon. It will stpv the night and proceed to Singapore
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    MR. E. T. C. GARLAND
    82 12 Death Of Well-Known Ipoh Resident I News of the death of Mr. E. T C Garland who retired from Malaya several years ago, has been received in Ipoh Mr. Garland founded the firm 'of Aylesbury and Garland, which later amalgamated with Nutter and Pearse and
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    VISIT TO ORIENT
    48 12 Portuguese Foreign Office Official Mr. G. Pcdroso Rodrigues, an official of the Portuguese Foreign Office, is m Singapore in the course of a holiday trip to the Orient. From Singapore, Mr. Rodrigues, who is accompanied by his wife, will go to Siam. China and Japan.
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    23 12 The death of Mr. Francis Meade Inspector of Labour, Factories and Workshops, Hongkong, occurred on June 19 He was 48 years of age.
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    Notes and Comments Not Needed
    283 12 WELCOME announcement al th*> meeting of the Johore State Council was tha' "owing to the fact that the collecting of revenue, for motor taxation is to be changed over from the Town Bcaid to the Police Department, and in order not to complicate, matters of
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    Rubber's Burdens
    235 12 JHIS question of .the burdens on the rubber industry, as Mr. Miller Mackay emphasised in the Johore State Council, is one that concerns Malaya as a whole. The only separate action that can be taken is for the matter to be raised in each Council, but that will
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    Johore's General Adviser
    179 12 WELCOME to Mr. W. E. Pepys, tho new General Adviser, was extendi at ihe meeting of the Johore State Council. Mr. Pepy s a popuiar official, with the same happy gift as his predecessor, Sir Richard Winstedt, of winning the esteem of all communities. He is no
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    Physical Education
    148 12 j JHE displays of physical training wruch have been taking place in Singapore and throughout the peninsula during the last few weeks indicate the increasing interest that is being taken in the exerc se of the young of both sexes. The sports held by the several educational institutions
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    Topics Of The Day
    246 12 By "Looker-OiT 14 1 CONFIDENCE man has to be a wonderful talker." With a catch in his voice. A One Ameiican millionaire takes his lawyer with him wherever he goes. He likes to keep his own counsel! A A A "'Do airman trespass?" asks a legal
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      87 12 Martinis Wells ENGLISH SCHOOL OP DANCING, j PRINCIPALS: ANGELA DI MARTINIS, I BERTRAM J. HEPBURN-WELLS, M.A.T.D., C.T.D. (Affd.) N.A.T.D. THE ONLY SCHOOL IN J SINGAPORE. I i TEACHING THE LATEST I LONDON DANCE CRAZES "CHARLESTON BLUES/ I "CARIOCA," I "BLUES WALTZ." Experienced Diplomated Teachers. I MODERATE TERMS. Apply: MARTINIS-WELLS, Engl
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    Seventeen Deaths InColIisionCf AirLiners
    88 13 PANAMA ZONE TRAGEDY Famous Tenor Kilied \lk LINE DIRECTOR PERISHES Panama, June 25. people, including the Argentine tenor and film star, Carlos fiardel were killed in an aeroplane collision at Medellin Airport. Mr. (iardel was en route to Panama with his troupe alter a South American
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    KALLANG BASIN CLOSURE
    151 13 Sawmillers Accept The N?w Site Singapore, Wednesday. THE Singapore Sawmill owners and 1 traders held a general meeting last night to consider the Government's reply to their petition regarding the proposed closure cf the Kallang Basin. The meeting decided to accept Government's offer to allow them the
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    CELEBRATIONS IN SIAM
    61 13 Anniversary Of Signing Of Draft Constitution Fnrm o§r Oicn Corresypndent) Bangkok, June 25. 9 The third anniversary of the signing Dl the Draft Constitution falls on Thurswflich will be observed as a Government, banking and. holiday. The Premier will trace the progress Oi events during the last
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    CHINESE AMBASSADORS
    62 13 New Appointments Made By Government Reuter. Nanking, June 25. The Chinese Government announces Tha» Dr. Alfred Sze has been promoted lirst Chinese Ambassador to Washing- ion. Mr. Chen Tien Fang has been appoint- ed Ambassador to Berlin and Mr. W. W. Yen, Dr. Wellington Koo and Mr. Quo
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    CHINESE ART
    51 13 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai. June 26. Mr. Liv Hai Sno, fhe well-known Chinese artist, arrived in Shanghai yesterday. Interviewed, he said that great interest had been evinced in Europe in Chinese art as the result of the Chinese an exhibitions held in Etuopean cities. -Sin Chew Jit
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    LOCAL WEDDING
    169 13 Mr. E. D. Smith And Miss 1). Baker TflE wedding was solemnised at St. An- dl'ew's Cathedral yesterday .;f ernoun (if M. Eric D~nald Smith, the local secretary cf Malayan Tobacco Distributor'. Ltd., and Miss D» rothy B.'ker, ».f the ruiff of the General H jpital Singapore The
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    CHINESE TARIFF
    96 13 Abolition And Reduction Of Import Duties Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, June 26. The revised export tariff was announced yesterday. Eight categoiies of goods, including matches, cotton goods and marine products are exempted from customs, while the duties on 50 kinds of goods including porcelain, oil and bones
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    SIAM AND CHINA
    68 13 Praise For The New Life Movement Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, June 26. Mr. Ting Hai, the hero of the last Sino-French War, died in Peiping yesterday afternoon at the age of 97. The Siamese Investigation Mission arrived in Hongkong yesterday. Interviewed, the envoys praised the "New
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    RATTENBURY MURDER
    69 13 Stoner Sentenced To Penal Servitude Reuter. London, June 25. The Appeal Court, having rejected the appeal yesterday, the Home Secretary today announces that the death sentence on Stoner. the motor chautteur, who was involved in the tragedy which ended in the death of Mr. Rattenoury and the subsequent
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    CHINA'S DIPLOMATS
    65 13 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Nanking, June 26. At yesterday's meeting cf the Executiv3 Yuan, Mr. Chin Tin i eng was appointed Ambassador to Ger: tany. and Dr. Sze Shao Chi Ambassador to the United States Dr. W. W. Yen. Dr. Wellington Koo and Mr. Quo Tai Chi were
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    JAPAN'S OVERTURES TO CHINA
    234 13 Economic Assistance Offered Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, June 2o' IN view of the s'tuation in North Ch'na, J the Japanese Foreign Office has u.I structed Mr. A. Ar'ycshi, the Japarns Ambassador to China, to issue a statement in accordance with the foll:wi:\; principles: "The suppression
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    FAMOUS MINIATURES
    122 13 Record Prices At Christies Sale British Official Wireless. London. June 25. The sale began yesterday at Christies of a famous collection of miniatures formed by late Mr. Pieroont Morgan. The sale, which will be continued daily until Thursday, yielded £25.545 yesterday. A beautiful nendaru of cold, enamelled and
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    EASTERN EXTENSION
    68 13 Transit Time For Cables To London The Eastern Extension 'telegraph Company announces that the transit time on full rate telegrams from Singapore to London on June 25. were as follows: Telegrams handed in up to 5 p.m. 16 minutes. Telegrams handed in up to 5.30 p.m. 17 minutes.
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    U.S. PROGRESS
    41 13 Appointments For Public Works Scheme Reuter. Washington, June 25. Mr. Harry Hopkins has been appointed National Works Progress Administrator for President Roosevelt's gigantic public works scheme. lie has appointed General Johnson as Works Progress Administrator in New York City.—Reuter.
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    MINISTERIAL RANK
    38 13 Elevation For Signor Mussolini's Son-In-Law Reuter. Rome, June 25. Count Ciano, Signor Mussolini's son-in-law, has been elevated to ministerial rank and the Propaganda Office, of which he was head, has Doen made into a Ministry —Reuter.
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    44 13 The Malacca Luerary club will hold a debate on the ouestion, "Whether or not Malacca °hr>.,ld be included in a Customs Union" at the Serf, Cheong BorJe*y on Thursday, July 4. ai 8 p.m. Several associations in Malacca wi'i send ippresenta ives to speak.
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    46 13 Mr. Ho Seng Ong, B.A F.R.G.R, principal of the Anglo-Chinese School, Malacca, will give a lecture under the auspices of the Teachers' Association of Malacca in the Bandu Hillr English School Hal on Friday, July 3. at 5 p.m. His subject will be, "Some Geographical Misconceptions."
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    NO SUBMARINE WARFARE
    1144 13 Germany's Promise RESULT OF NAVAL PACT Reuter. British Official Wireless. Paris, June 22. B°™ til*. British and French seem very pleased at the result of Mr. Eden's visit which has dissipated the clouds cast by the Naval A Element. After leading the Rome communique, M. Laval radiated
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    ONE KILLED: MUCH DAMAGE
    166 13 Severe Thunderstorms Over London London, June 2d. CEVERE thunderstorms broke over London and much of Southern Lngland this afternoon. One man was killed and several bouses struck and other damage done b\ heavy hail and rain. The temperature, which nad reached s;> degrees, the highest point
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    ALBINO ELEPHANT
    80 13 Arrives In Singapore From Siam Singapore, Wednesday. AN "albino" elephant has arrived In *1 Singapore It came from Siam by the Suddhadib and has been taken to Mi- Basapah's "Zoo" at Ponggoll. The albino elephant is.very similar to the famous wnite elephant.. which actually is more pink than
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    REBEL CRUISERS IN HONGKONG
    227 13 Latest Reports OFFICIAL CIRCLES APPREHENSIVE Reuter. Sin Chew Jit Poh. and anchored near Waglin lighthouse. No reason for this move has been given It is reported that all t?rms in connection with the two cruisers have been settled, except the demand for the disarming of the
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    Burdens On The Rubber Industry
    95 14 DISCUSSION IN STATE COUNCIL OF JOHORE Call I or Lnitcd Malayan Action INCREASED SCALE OF MOTOR TAXATION DROPPED n!.Tf >' nVCi l7 i:?ation of P a ddy fields, and the til i01 good roads: these were among the matters ihMknn i meeting of the Johore
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    ALIENS TO BE REGISTERED
    2992 14 NEW bil] to provide for tho registration of aliens in the State was passed. H -as announced that the Government had decided to postpone the bringing into force of the increased >calc o| taxes on motor vehicles. "i hope that this is tho last we will
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    TRADE MARKS CASE
    76 14 Chinese Shopkeeper Fined $280 Singapore, Tuesday. Prosecuted under the Trade Marks 1 I Yik S proprietor 0 f Chop Hip bridge Road, appeared before the District Judge Mr h a For I rer, yesterday. For He pleaded guilty to fcur counts of I wo cnarges in respect
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    TWELFTH MALAYAN EXHIBITION
    350 14 Special Attention T 0 Coconuts I JN accordance with a reccmmc ,dat|r at thl r mh e M°i t0 ,he C0f0nut inSj inX Aug. »?ES f hlbl i i0 to bo hold o' special Coconut' Seethm*of°u>c' ExhiliN to™co P uraTe^ h e 0b o^X' S of UO
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    MUNICIPAL MEETING
    112 14 Matters For Friday's Discussion A meeting of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners will be held on Friday at 2.15. Mr. John Laycock will ask the President to give an approoriate estimae of the cost of constructing the small section of the New Ring Road from Bukit Timah Road towards
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    RENEE FLORIGNY
    99 14 Programme Of To-night's Recital Renee Florigny, the noted French pianist is giving a recital at the Victoria Memorial Hall to-day commencing at 9.30 p.m. The following is the nrogrammcPart I.—Gavotte Liillv: Coucou, Daguin; Sonate: Theme Varaiion* Minuetto, Alia Turca. Mozart; Souvenir dTtalie, Saint-Saens; Arbaeso.ie and La Fllle aux
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    Daring Attempt At Armed Robbery BATTLE WITH THE POLICE
    652 15 Bandits Foiled SMART WORK BY DETECTIVES Singapore, Tuesday. i DARING attempt at armed robbery, resulting in shots being changed between four Chinese and a i osse of Pol'ce officers, occurred at the 14'j mile, Seletar Road, at noon to-day. The robbers
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    NON-STOP REVUE
    134 15 Last Shows At Capitol To-Night AWING to film bookings, the season ot v the Tropical Express Non-Stoo Re-re has to end a* the Capitol <o-day, and the last performances wiil be ai G 9.30 p m. A se< ond visit ecrfr.m-; the impression tha this is the brigh'est
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    TEMPERATURE OF 97
    24 15 Reuer Wireless. LoncV.:i, June 23. London is experiencing a heatwave and also France, where the highest «■bad» temperature was 97.—Reuter Wireless.
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    A 40-HOUR WEEK
    102 15 Convention Adopted At Labour Conference i Reuter Wireless. Geneva, June 22. Ihe International Labcu- Conference by 79 votes to 30, has adopted the General or Blanket Convention for a fortyhour week. 'This constitutes a purely moral approbation of the principle of the fortyhour week in all branches
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    INFANT'S BODY IN CANAL
    860 15 i < Alleged Infanticide CHINESE AMAH TO STAND TRIAL Singapore, Wednesday. W» A1 s P r o*>ably the first case ol' its kind to come up before a local i court was heard before Mr. J. M. Brander, the Third Magistrate, v esierdav, when a charge
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    Japanese Players Impress At Wimbledon BRILLIANT PLAY IN DOUBLES
    485 16 Firs! Round Results TKXNIS VI A KURD BY RAIN London, June 25. SEVERE tnnnaVrstorm, acroan panted by lightning .Hid rain, interfered with fhe Tennis Chantnionßhina at wimaMea to-daj and curtailed play. Whi'h a atari was made al p.m. Lite a linos/there
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    SINGAPORE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
    284 16 Rearranged List Of Ties Singapore, Wednesday. OAIN caused a delay in the Singapore open lawn tennis championships or BP n-Tay and Tuesday. The comp tition has reached an bit rng stage ami, weather permitting a series '1 important tics will b deeid tl to day. T nnis
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    DRAW FOR HULL CUP
    154 16 Eiffht Teams Enter For Competition (from Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahm. June 25. The'committee ol the Johoie Bahru D irict Football Association nut iri the Jchore Club to hold the draw for tho Cup Competition, which resulted as follows:— i lie Hon Dato Awang bin Oma'fPtesident)
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    GOVERNMENT LEAGUE
    184 16 Marines Wei! In The Lead Singapore, Tuesday. THE Marine Department Football Club are well in the lead ol Division I in the Government League. They have figured in live matches and have been successful every time. In the Second Division ilie Police are ahead, having also won all
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    PETERSEN BEATEN AGAIN
    47 16 Retire In Fight Againsi Ncusel Reuter. London. June 25. AT Ihe Wembley open-air stadium, before a croud of "lO.Othl spectators. Xeusel (German n defeated the Rritish I hampinn, Petersen, who retired at the end of ihe lenlh of a return fifteen round contest Renter.
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    BOXING AT THE NEW WORLD
    253 16 I riday s Programme OlTNG JOHNSON ARRIVES ("By K.O.") Singapore, Wednesday. Y OUNG Johnson, light and welterweight champion of the F.M.S., who fights Young Tarley at the New World Arena on Friday, arrived from Kuala Lumpur this morning. Johnson's natural weight is 9st. 121b. He
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    MALAYA CUP
    124 16 Combined Services v. Negri Sembilan Singapore. Wednesday. A LARGE crowd i.s anticipated at the I" Anson Road Stadium on Saturday .v. hen ihe Combined Services and T e r ri I Sembilan meet In the H M.s Malaya Cup competition. It will be recalled thar Singapore ve»*e only
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    S.C.C. v. ENGINEERS
    54 16 To-Day's League Match In First Division i Singapore, Wednesday. The Royal Engineers, who have yet to be beaten in the First Division of the S.A.F.A. League, meet the S.C.C. this afternoon at the Anson Road Stadium, i It is their first gam? and the Sappers are out
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    GARRISON GOLF CLUB
    239 16 Ladies Team To Meet S.G.C. On Friday THE following are the teams and start- ing times for Ladies' match for the Singapore Golf C'ub v. Garrison Golf C ub to b? played at the Garrison Golf Course on Friday, June 28. Singapore Golf Club players mentioned first:
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    JOHORE FOOTBALL
    259 16 J.B.D.F. League Drawing To A Close (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, June 25. The Johore Bahru District Football League is drawing to a close there being only two matches left to be played between the Police and the Medical Sports Club, and the Education Department versus the
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    ENDURANCE RECORD
    255 16 Swimmer's Self-Appointed Task Melbourne. Vletorlfl XwfSe 12 Having covered more than 225 .riles 10 da«t, G Giiiam «Middle Park Club< Ls well in., th. way -o-waeda hi? selfappointed task ol .swimming at i. u.;t a thousand mill s in twelve month and «heieby csiablishiv.n a world's entftttunec Giilani
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    CHINESE ATHLETICS IN MALAYA
    648 16 Perak Olympiad Starts REPRESENTATION \T ALL-CHINA GAMES Singapore, Tuesday. JpOLLOWING Singapore. Johore, Penang and Malacca, an allPerak Chinese Athletic Meeting will shortly take place at [poh. The basket and volley-ball events have been fixed to take place to-day There will be ten teams for the men
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    COTTON'S GOOD PLAY
    372 17 Golf Championship A (LOSE CALL I OR LITTLE London, June 25. T HE British Open Golf Championship was continued to-day in rain and mist at Gullane and Muirlield. Two qualifying rounds were competed by the open champion, Henry Cotton, and R. Burton, in 171 and by Mac
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    BAER AND SCHMELING
    87 17 Ex-Champion faeady To Make Match Berlin, June 19. THE German boxing promoter Walter Rothenburg. who promoted the contest between Max Schmeling and Steve Hamas, has received a cable from Max Baer announcing his willingness to meet Schmeling in Europe. He is ready to accept a much smaller
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    LUNAR ATHLETIC PARTY
    217 17 Celebrations Of Third Anniversary The Lunar Athlctic and Musical Party celebrated their 3rd Ann i trsary at Mr. Aw Boon Haw's Bungalow (kindly lent lor the occasion) 011 Saturday and Sunday. June 22 and 23. A dinner was given on Saturday and about 60 guests were present.
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    JOHORE TENNIS
    302 17 Novices Singles And Men's Doubles (From Our Own Correspondent) Two Juhore Bahru. Jun e 25. HU more games were played this even1 t k' nfc: i' n the So,,t hern Section of t-he CK'!]% aWn Cham P«onships on the t V xV P C Courts, Johore Bahru. lH-Vt
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    THE SECOND TEST
    47 17 Holmes Tc- Take Place 01' Mitchell-Innes British Official Wireless. jyjITCHELL-Innes will be unable 171 play in the Second lest Match against the South Africans at Lords on Saturday owing to an attack of nay fever and Holmes, of Surrey,will fill the vacancy.—British Official Wireless.
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    CHINESE ATHLETICS
    140 17 Singapore's Swimming Candidates j j Competitors are hereby notified that the following swimming events in connection with the selection of Singapore's representatives for the Malayan Chinese Athietic meet to be he.d in August, will be swum off at the Chinese Swimming Club, 21, Amber Road, Singapore, on the
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    BUKIT TIMAH S.C.
    86 17 At the second annual general of the Bukit Timah Sports Club held on Saturday, Jun e 15, at No. 102, Queen Ron I, th- following were elected office baaieiS fcr the ensuing year: Patron:—Vacant, President:—Mr. K. K. Quee; Vic-Presidents-:—Mr. N. MaL.ndra and another I vacant»; Hoi: Secretary:-Mr.
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    FRICTION BETWEEN A.A.A. & 'VARSITIES
    384 17 FRICTION BETWEEN A.A.A. 'VARSITIES Blues International Matches IT is felt in many quarters that the r 1 fu:sal of the Amateur Athletic Association to allow Oxford and Cambridge to send a comb ned wring team to South Africa in July is one cf the most autocratic steps ever taken by
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    AMATEUR GOLF
    245 17 i Prospects For Next Year s Title WHO will be next year's British amateur soli champion? j Though naturally virtually UnDosslfc 10 say for a very long time to tome yet I it is possible to predict an English holder I—lor once! For as Lawson little will j
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    Camera Battered For Five Rounds T.K.O. VERDICT FOR JOE LOUIS
    195 17 A Pitiful Siffht FIGHT STOPPED BY REFEREE Reuter. .New York, June 26. JOE Louis beat Camera on a technical knock-out in the sixth round of a fifteen-round t on test. Louis's murderous attack reduced Camera to a pitiful siffht. His
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    WOMEN CRICKETERS
    87 17 To Wear Divided Skirts And Shirts I The Women's Cricket Association has issued instructions bn the subject of th« dress of players for the match between The team that toured Australia and New t?e Oval ReSt THE TOURISTS' HSAM The tourist team will be as follow,Betty front" n
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    The World Prepares For Olympic Games INTEREST IN ALL COUNTRIES
    1455 18 The 1936 Meet I I LARGE PARTICIPATION EXPECTED THE approach of the Olympic I Games brings with it naturally not only increasing interest on the part of the general public but also j anxieties for those responsible in the National
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    MALACCA BADMINTON
    61 18 Tho closiag date of t«he abovf Tournament baa been extended to 6th July. 1935 a t 6 p.m. Farther entries can be" forwarder! to the Hon. Secretary, c/o. Land Office, Malacca, on or before this date. Hon. Secretaries of affl! ui-.'i clubs or parties are kindly requested to
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    BOY WONDER
    227 18 Gimblett A Coming- Test Player UTITIIIN the next few years we ma> see the name Gimblett in the batting list of an English team, lie is 1h.3 eighteen-year-old son of a Somerset farmer and he hails from a li'tle »n\vn. named Watchet. Recently he got his chance to
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    JOHORE BADMINTON
    211 18 Formation Of District Associations I Itrom Our Oicn Correspondent) Johore Bahru June 22. At the request of the Johore Bahru Badminton Association, it has been dej cided to form a Jcliore Bahru District Badminton Association as soon as posI sible so as to facilitate competitors from the districts
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    IPOH SOCCER LEAGUE
    151 18 i Corinthians Win Deciding Game 'From Our Ou n R?pDrte.r) I Ipoh. Monday. The Ipoh Chinese Corinthians won the Ipoh League championship when they bea< the Kinta Indians hy five goals to one in the final match of the League programme to-day. The match was played on
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    CRICKET LEAGUE
    66 18 Proposal By Ceylonese Sports Club qnnrV^rVx o aus P ice s of the Ceylop Sports Club, a cricket le 4 gue for all Singapore or Jo- 1 of August col ™enc,ng at the end Intending participant, are resuesteri to forward their names to the SrChb M°n ard 0f
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    BADMINTON
    57 18 frii-:»dly badminton matoh he Vounu Muslim Physical and I..!. I nion and the DeHa Badminton P,„'.v June .io m 3 fim -h.up The following will represent h.e T^,? 'i-;? u -i a A Azl Sujakee. S •fumed, s Zoin. Ahmad Marie»n Kis manl. A Rahman tiki Abdullah Rewrvej- Wan
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    DONOGHUE'S BUSY WEEK-END
    263 18 Wins Belgian Grand Priy For Prince Aly i <JTEVE Donoghue had a bu y we, k-eir u last momh. He rede in thre countries in the spece of forty hcuiv. n tiavrled nearly seven hundred miies. After llding in the 4.0 race at Ga-wic' en Sa urday,
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    JUNIOR WEIGHT-LIFTERS
    131 18 Result Of Body Improvement Contest Great interest was centred at t.:< oremises of th J.A.W.L.A. on Sunday. June 23, when all competitors in th Pody Improvement Contest, organised by the above Association, assembled to haw their final measurements taken after a lapse of three months' training. When Mr.
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    JACK HOBBS' RUNS
    114 18 An Unique Problem For Cricketers Adelaide, June 8. A gathering of cricketers in the city recently presented a problem for anybody liking arithmetic. Discussion centred around the per./.ormances of Jack Hobbs. who last year completed big 197'h centurO and made b'1.221 runs in first-class cricket. One speaker
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    ROBOT SUPER-UMPIRE
    62 18 New Device Employed At Lords When daylight failed at Lord's the othc- morning an electric litrht *hone b the bur scow board. Play wis suspended at once. It .-hone again when twi'ight return l befor.- the lunchtime thunderstorm What is it? A robot device to relieve umpires 01
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    SIEW SIN SIA
    89 18 Members of the Siew Bin Sia are requested to note that entries are now invited for ihe Badminton and Tennis tournaments—Open Singles Una Open Doubles—and will close on Friday. August 2. Intending competitors are asked to send in their entries to the Sports Captain or Asst. Sports
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    LUNAR PARTY
    86 18 The annual report of «he Lunat A bleste and Musical Party Mans tint the hv.ftl number of members oil the roll a.-, v Dee 3i. 1934. wa& oi aa compared Mh r>4 u. December. 1083 Tin- statement of accounts shows u credit balance of $80 IP after deducting
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    ROYAL HENLEY REGATTA
    1254 19 Foreign Entries PROSPECTS FOR TIIE "MAYS" (By Air Mail) From Our Own Correspondent) London, June 12. OIVKR enthusiasts are still waitinir for the arrival of summer and boat proprietors are bemoaning flu* fact that over a quarter of their short season has passed, and they have hardly
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    THE YORKSHIRE CUP
    361 19 Felicitation's Sterling Performance H.H. the Aga Khan won the Yorkshire Cup (2 miles) in mail week with Felicit'atior. Commenting on the race, the "Sporting Life." of May 23rd, states:— "Frank Butters had the distinction of winning the coveted Yorkshire Cup, one of the most valuable handicaps of
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    BRITISH FLYING BOATS
    22 19 Reuter. Man .a, June 25. Two British flying boats, carrying seven officers and eleven men arrived here from Hongkong.—Reuter.
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    SAPPERS HELD TO A DRAW
    549 19 Missed Penalty SECOND DIVISION GAME Singapore, Wednesday. VHE Malays held the K.E. to a draw in a Second Division soccer match played at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday. The Malays played better during the first halt, but they tell oft badly after the interval On
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    CHINESE FALLS 40 FEET
    82 19 Employee Of The Ho Hons Oil Mill Singapore. Wednesday. A Chinese workman employed at the Ho Hong Oil Mill In Havelock Road sustained a simple fracture of the left thigh when he fell from a height of about 40 feet. He was taken to the General
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    "THE WATER BABIES"
    47 19 Philadelphia. Twelve oi" the original illustrations of Charles Kings ley's classic "The Wataf Babies" have been bequeathed tc the Congressional Library in Washington in a will left by the artist who drew them— Miss Jessie Wilcox Smith. Miss Smith's estate amounted lo approximately 126,000.
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    R.S.Y.C. RACES
    89 19 Programme Of Events For The Week-End On Friday, June 28, there will be the usual afternoon races for all Classes. On Sunday. June 30, the International 6-metre Class will sail the second race for the Somerville Challenge Bowl starting at 10 a.m. The "B" Class will sail the
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    Singapore Improvement Trust
    1955 20 HEARING TAKEN A STEP FURTHER Mr. MundeU'B Address, BOARD'S JUDICIAL FUNCTIONS Singapore, Tuesday. JUIE hearing in the appeal by the Singapore improvement Trust against a writ of prohibition granted against them by the Chief Justice, Sir Walter Huggard, was au.td a step further to-day. when Mi. Mundell,
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    WILL ROGERS AS NOTED JURIST
    261 20 Cobb Gives Star Rich Human Role W 1 w eors r l human Vi° Vab!, l 1 ho ha; ret played' a rut is tile screen fare promised n Pavilion Th.atre. where wV- pictun, -Judge Priest," begin\ garment tc-day. (with a special m» According to
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    49 20 j Owing to repairs being necessary, the Memorial Bridge, Bangkok, will be PaSSage f Steamerc for w parc P rts have t0 be imP hf -m™* a c bcm e obtained rrom die builders. Messrs. Dorman. Long and m^prul ri I&. WM pencd t0 P UDiic u66
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    BRITISH SHIPPING SITUATION
    1209 21 M.M.S.A. Report INDUSTRY DESERVES MORE SUPPORT pV'EKY factor affecting shipping J has been unfavourable," state council of the Mercantile Marine cc Association in their report lit tod to members at the annual era] meeting in Liverpool lyWith regard to the tram subsidy, council express the view that
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    CHARGE AGAINST A DOCTOR
    466 21 "Advertised To Obtain Patients" (By Aii Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) C. London, June 5. LAIMS by a doctor that he could give sigh? lo the blind, end tuberculosis, and cure sleepy-sickness and a host of other illnesses gave an atmosphere oi drama to a meeting
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    HUGE STAG'S SKELETON
    61 21 Essen. Stags the size of elephants were bounding over the earth in the Ice Age according to the proportions of a Riant stag's skeleton exhibited for the first time at the Ruhrland Museum. The skeleton was found in the Ruhr Emscher-Lippe and Rheintal district* where many other
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    SURGICAL DISCOVERY
    119 21 Re-Setting Bones With Corkscrew London. /'ORKSCREWS will take their place amongst surgical instruments, if the pracice of Professor S. Novotehiov is followed. The professor uses a long steel corkscrew in a new method he has discovered for re-setting dislocated limbs crmplicated by a fracture. This method was adopted
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    PRISON FOR INSPECTOR
    124 21 Attack On Divorced Wife "Rowdyism of this kind merits a sentence of Imprisonment" observed Mr r. P. Dias. Aad. tonal District Judge Of Colombo, recently, in passing a sentence of three months' and one day's rigorous Imprisonment on W. D. Gabriel Alwis. an S.P.C A. Inspector. The
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    SUICIDE GESTURE OiN TREE TOP '
    244 21 SUICIDE GESTURE OiN TREE TOP Had 24 Hour» To Do It it He Wanted Anuradhapura, iCVylom June 7th. THE ;'.jty ol a man havaiK spent 24 huiii:-. on a ir«-«. with a nCOfle round I hi* neck, was told at Iha Anuradha- [>ura Police Court. i Coy tun i when
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    NO DOWRY, NO BRIDE
    144 21 Girl Weds Substitute Iii Middle Of Ceremony Calcutta. A LAST minute change over of bride71 grooms—in the middle of the wedding ceremony—has resulted in a girl marrying a comparatively strange man in a Bengal village. After weeks cf elaborate preparations, the wedding was about to take
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    LEPROSY SPECIALIST
    116 21 To Launch Control Plan In Ceylon Dr. Robert Cochrane, Medical Secretary of the British Empire Leprosy Association, is to visit Ceylon in the near future in order to assist the authorities here in carrying cut the plans for the control of leprosy which he drew up twe years
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    PUZZLING MURDER IN FRANCE
    257 21 Three Men Face Capital Charge Versailles. THRI B men wvl hear themselves charged hen- wi'h tho murder of Donald R :.>. a Belfast businessmen, in 1932 Ti i v art-:— IV i <• Attclrsi. aged 27. Pin»- GuiU-inint, aged 24, «nd Sv] Snnvageot, aged 29. I
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    Inquest On Dismembered Body MEDICAL STUDENTS FILL COURT
    676 22 Startling Facts 1 STOMACH ORGANS REMOVED (By Air Mail) (From Our Oicn Correspondent) London, June 12. gEYOND the fact that some person possessing a knowledge of anatomy had taken ttferaordinar pains to remove the possibility of identification, nothing to provide solution emerged
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    WIFE'S EIGHT RULES FOR MARRIAGE
    242 22 But Husband Refuses To Sign Minneapolis, Minnesota. MRS. Helen R. Brown, who is suing her husband, Mr. Gilbert W. Brown, for divorce, charging cruel and inhuman treatment, submitted the following set of rules to him as a means of reconciliation. If he agreed to abide
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    GIRLS TO FIGHT GANGSTERS?
    224 22 Federal Policewomen Suggested Washington. THE men who "got" Jchn Dillinger and successive public enemies since then may open their ranks to women in the future according to Mr. Edgar Hoover, Director of the Bureau of Investigation of the Department of Justice. "It may not be possible
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