The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 20 June 1934

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    16 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. 11.J93 ESTD. 1835 WEDNESEDAY, JUNE 20, 1934 10 CENTS.
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    WARSHIPS SCOUR
    1429 1 Rescue Likely To Be irates hiding m shantung H. M.S. Eagle's Planes May Be Used In Search Shanghai, June 19. rol R British destroyers and the aircraft carrier r Eagle are combing the Shantung coast m the vicinit) of the Yellow River mouth for traces of the pirate
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  • CHINA COAST FOR BRITISH CAPTIVES
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      U.S. Not To Withdraw Navy From Far East
      319 1 POLICY DEPENDS ON JAPAN'S CLAIM I\J i*\jl\.L I I London, June 19. [RESPITE recent predictions m the British Press Americas naval policy m the Far Eas. remains unchanged, according to American laval officials specially interviewed by Renter. They declare that no such
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      General Hertzog In Pretoria Launches Liner In Amsterdam
      91 1 General Hertzog In Pretoria Launches Liner In Amsterdam Amsterdam, June 16. r*OR the first time m history long -distance wireless has been aseti for launching a sea vessel, when General Hertzog. m Pretoria, pressed a button and sent the 17,000 ton HoliandAfrica liner, Bloemiontein, down the Amste rdam slipway. 6.000
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      MELBOURNE AIR RACE
      112 1 Irish Competitor Starts On Survey Flight London, June 18. Mr. Eric Watt Bonar. co-pilot with Colonel Fitzmaurice, who will compete ir. the London to Melbourne air race m j October, has started on a flight to Singapore to survey the aerodromes en route and complete re-fuelling ar-
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      London Talks Begin
      394 1 London. June IH. The first oi the series of international talks with a view to smoothing the way for the naval conference m 1935 started at No. 10 Downing Street today, when Mr. Mac Donald and Sir Bolt on EyresMonsell. First Lord of the Admiralty, had a
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      SHAH OF PERSIA
      51 1 10.000 Troops m Angora Welcome Angora, June l»j. The city is agog at the official visit from the Shah of Persia, who. after he was met at the station this afternoon by Mustapha Kemal. drove through the streets lined with ten thousand soldiers and cheering crowds Reuter
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      Crisis In The Hitler Cabinet
      101 1 VON PAPEN AND NON-NAZI COLLEAGUES MA\ RESIGN Berlin, June 19. A crisis m the Hitler Cabinet is blowing up as a result of JDr. Goebbels suppressing publi- i J cation of a speech by the Vice- Chancellor. Herr von Papen, which protested against the political
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      NEW GERMAN PLANE
      53 1 Carries 40 Passengers At 240 M.P.H. London. June 18. A speed of 240 miles per hour is claimed for the German plane seating 40 passengers and a crew of 2 demonstrated to British air experts ut Croydon today. The plane has a sincle engine of 650 horse
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      39 1 who. it is officially announced, is rei signing from th^ Deanery of St. Paul's on October 2nd. The King has approved the appointi ment Of the Rev. Walter Robert Mathews. Dean 01 Exeter, to succeed Dean Inge. Dean Inf?e,
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      33 1 Kovno, June 18. The ex-Premier of Lithuania, M. Valdemaras. has been court-marti3lled for high treason and sentenced to 12 years hard labour for participation m the recent attempted military con*) d'etat Reuter Wireless
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      Make Ireland A Gift To U. S. In Settlement Of War Debts!
      104 1 Make Ireland A Gift To U. S. In Settlement Of War Debts! London. June 18. TPHERE is no question of our handing over Bt rmuda or ai.;, other island and territories adjacent to the United States In liquidation of the war debt cO America, emphatically declared the Premier, when the
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      42 1 Twenty-five people lost their lives at Tiberias, the ancient Bible city by the Sea of Galilee, when a cloudburst destroyed most of the town. Over half those who died m the disaster were children. Two natives are seen clearing their flooded home
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      28 1 TO-NIGHT COCKTAIL DANCE < makan ketch.d 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. DANCE (INFORMAL) 9.45 p.m. *o Midnight THE POPULAR ARTISTS HUGO JOSEPHINE RAFFLES CELEBRATED^ORCHESTRA j PHONE 5381. mm^ mmmm^m~~—— m
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      92 1 CHRYSLER BIG CAR PERFORMANCE SEA VIEW mi/HOTEL TO-NIGHT SPECIAL DINNER DANCE ENTERTAINMENT PROVIDED BY I MLLE." V ERA" AM AZAR INTERNATIONAL SINGEI. iND ENTERTAINER J DIRUT FROM BROADWAT ON roi R \KOi \l> THK WORLD THE ROTARY CLUB OF SINGAPORE MUII TODAY AT I p m \1 I 111 ADELPHI
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    Lawn Tennis
    102 2 TO-DAY'S SINGAPORE CHAMPIONSHIP TIES To-day's ties m the Singapore lawn tennis championship are as follows* Men's Singles C. K. Pang vs. A. D. Anderson. Men's Doubles C. Thutt Pitt and L. Bong Soo vs Yoshii and Kobayashi. W. J. M. Warden and S. Abed vs H 1 S.
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    FUKIEN WANTS LOAN
    55 2 Shanghai Bonkers Asked To Assist *m Honff Kon S, June 19. T n Finap^ Commissioner of roklcn, has arrived m Shanghai to negotiate a loan with the Shanghai Dar.k3-s to tide over the serious finanposition m the Province The Nanking Treasury has agreed to M»fctFukiefi with $50,000
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    MR. LIM KOON YANG
    442 2 Death Three Years After r>^: x ixeuremeni Mr. Lim Koon Yang, who was among the oldest Straits Chinese residents m Singapore, died here on Monday night. His death was due to heart failure. He was 73 years of age and had for many years been managing
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    Law Notices For The Day
    85 2 Law Notices For The Day Before the Chief Justice m the Ist Court at 12 noon. S. 660.33— Tp.n Loon trading as Hock and Co. vs. Ahmad Bee Be* Before the Chief Justice FMS Mr Justice Thome and Mr. Justice Pri(h^rd m the 2nd. Court at 11 am Court of
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      642 2 •j CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMEIffeH Tenders are no^TT" lowing mater S W £1* lor i particulars. fe p v "^ai X .Room. Mu^a DlJ^ b For Sale lT vi Butcher-, Wn^^ Projectors 16 t M c Volt DC dri^.,^lss July 2:trci v Pa Supply of Heavy pirn,. Specials for the V? a
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      121 2 Diary Of The Week WEDNESDAY, 20th. High water: 3.14 a.m., 7.8 ft.. 4.21 p.m 7.7 ft. Lawn Tennis: Singapore championships, S.C.C. Football S.A.F.A. League, Div. 11, R.A.F. vs. Wiltshires. A.R. a Stadium; Dlv. 11l B, S.C.T. vs, Post Office. J.B. Stadium; Govt. Services FA.. Div. 11, Land vs. Marine. V.M.C
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    Police Call Wife To Depose Against Husband
    353 3 Police Call Wife To Depose Against Husband COURT UPHOLDS OBJECTION BY JANSEN'S COUNSEL Eurasian Hospital Pensioner Sent For Trial On Coining Charge AT the conclusion yesterday oi the preliminary inquiry into :harges of (l) counterfeiting coin^ alternatively 01 possessing in-: itruments for counterfeiting) and 2) of possessing 344 counterfeit i
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    Doubt About Ownership Of Motor-Car
    250 3 Doubt About Ownership Of Motor-Car SIKH CHARGED The application for an adjournment by Babu Singh, accused of t™ ett of a motor-car, succeeded before Mr Norman Grice, the second magistrate yesterday. Accused explained that he I had no money to retain counsel and! had written home for some If the'
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    THE ACTING GOVERNOR
    172 3 Arrives m Penang For Short The Hon. Mr. A. Caldecott. the Ofli eer Administering the Governmein irtth Mrs. Caldecott. accompanied by Mr. G. A. G. Walker. Private B«crel ary. and Mr H. G Beverley. Aide-d<*- ramp, arrived at Pena-g on Friday. His Excellency was met on board
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    MR. C. J. H. LOWE
    157 3 1 Death Of Klang Official On Convalescent Leave (From Our Own Correspondent.* Klang, June 19. Information was received here last night of the death which took place yesterday at Medan of Mr. C. J. H. t Lowe, secretary and assessor ol the j Sanitary Board.
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    BAN ON TEACHERS
    92 3 20 Chinese Told To Leave Medan T'romO Own 9 Over 20 Chinese .-'■-f^^u." Medan have been t old that iney cave to make room fo i 20 i.ew o w e ho c are <-omin S from Chma. The decision nas causcu m -he district. w**mJMk to
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    30 3 I A Chinese stamper was to have been ar £t yesterpatriot at Ellcn^ioug d to t n e day morning J- v^ erln g from kn.ie 'SSson^e bac, and arms.
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    WESLEY CONCERT
    123 3 Excellent Programme For Next Friday In 1929 the nrst wesiey was held In the Wesley Church Hail or Fort Canning Road. Every year since these concerts have been arranged and have maintained a high standard ot excellence. On Friday at 8.45 the 1934 concert will be given. Mrs.
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    BISHOP DEVALS
    68 3 'Oeeted By Large Gathering j At Kuala Lumpur .From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June 18. The Right Rev. Monsignor Adrian Devals D.D.. Bishop of Malacca. WM welcomed by a large gathering wtv-n he arrived here yesterday His Lordshio conducted the confirmation service at St. Anthony's Church. 2nd
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    LABOUR SHORTAGE
    59 3 Planters' Association To Be Asked For Suggestions It was decided at a meeting of the *orth Borneo Chamber of Commerce the views of the Planters Association of the West Coast conSS the Question of offering subtantial advances to labourer. It^was also decided to ask this Association to try
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    Johore Malay Arrested At Barracks
    87 3 Johore Malay Arrested At Barracks KA THI IDENTIFIES Wanted on a warrant from the Johore court on a charge of criminal breach of trust, a young Malay, Buang bin Haji Ali, was arrested on Monday evening at the Tanglin Barracks and produced before Mr. Norman Grice, the second magistrate. After
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    PARENTS BLAMED
    287 3 The Limits Of School Influence speaking at trie annual prize day 01 the X.X.M. School. Kuala Lumpur, Mr. J. G. Sollis. Inspector ot Scnools. Selangor. said that when children were Irst put into school each parent assured the neadmaster tha his child was one of the children, if
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    NO RECOGNITION
    95 3 Canton Wants Nothing lo Do With Manchukuo Miancha!, June t. The Political Council ot the Gov- ernment of the Southwest has reached two important decisions: The Southern Government will not receive or send mails to Manchukuo; and The South will not recognise any compromise made by Nanking with
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    APPEALS ALLOWED
    76 3 Chinese Who Were Fined hor Importing Restricted Good Seremban, June 18. Mr. Justice N. D. Mudie, m the Seremban Supreme Court, yesterday, allowed the appeal of three Chinese. Chi Fon, Chock Peng, and Chong Kee who were each fined $60 by the Port Dickson Magistrate for import lip;
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    COMMUNISTS EXECUTED
    59 3 Two Women Pay Death Penalty Canton. Twenty-four communists who were recently captured m the Lungchuen district by troops of the Fourth Divlr.cn. were summarily executed here. Two of the 24 who paid the death (>cnalty were women. Twenty oth^r communists who were rounded up m the same raid
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    31 3 London. June IS. The King has approved of the appointment of Mr. F. E. F. Aden, Counsellor of His Majesty's Embassy to be Minister at Panama and Costa Rica.- British Radio
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      94 3 j •VHY DON'T WE A YE LIKES ([uiViAN BEINGS?; TH ,S MAN. HIS WIFE, j &THE OTHER WOMAN' j THAT WE j A PE JUST A BRANCH of j Ul l| II I I nilililAL KINGDOM"' B Where Set ire Takes Its Course 1 Hi I **^S£ 9j& 1 ilv
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      225 3 L*fr (■'^'^"jjfr (I i TWELVE-FOUR TOURER. I i I The Li?ht. Twelve-Six and Light Twelve-F( .r nio:>s have ihis m common they corhb:nc strength and rigidity of chassis con it ruction witn th? minimum of weight permissible. Simplicity of desiß.i. rv.ellent performance, easy serviro, and real o^onoiiii a c Mime
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    Air Mail Letter From London
    5278 4 Derby Day Impressions •'Good Old Pip! And A Prophecy A Freemason Expelled And Divorce Damages Against An Ex- Judge Four Years For The Man In The Basket Whipsnade Lion Pit Horror Street Battles Round Olympia The "Dirtyshirt n Menace To Public Order Drought, Fire And
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    FIRST DOSE KILLED AWFUL PAIN.
    115 4 FIRST DOSE KILLED AWFUL PAIN. '«,.J wwnoi peJni tin claim mad remedy jor lnaig, 01 this businos to be thorough 'I was m,::. H •cute .tomacl worried tn« traceable Non,.,n v l am i, icepttc the claims H-ll.v say tnai •wful pain vi and before m; was fluish trouble w^n,,
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      95 4 OR.LE C LERC'S PILL* f L m 'T- n r xv'XHW7^x^^y^^^^Bi^^^B^HP?2iflH '.o^H JH^H *!4^^l I like their fia.vour. X nd consequently I I like their sparkling Of "'frohru-nt afier Modern games keen hard swift out for speed restless for conquest eating up energy and strength cool drink to quench the
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    178 5 ince of Wales, who has always shown keen interest m re-housing schemes, visiting a housing estate at Wrexham during his recent tour of North Wales. Ihe old Leylon ground of the Essex County Cricket Club has now be•omt a police sports ground and Loi 1 Trent hard. Commissioner of Metropolitan
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    TEN DAYS' CELEBRATIONS
    282 6 UNITING SELANGOR'S AND I'ERAK'S ROYAL HOUSES Salute Of Guns To Announce Wedding From Our Own Correspondent.! Ipoh, June 18. An elaborate programn.» of ceremonies has been arranged to take place I at Kuala Kangsar irom line 21 until July 30 m honour of the wedding or Yang
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    41 6 Copies of the booklet "Malayan j Statistics" 1934 Issue, compiled by Mr. j C. S. Alexander, late Financial Advis-' er. F.M.S. are available for sale to the; public at the Government Printing Office. Kuala Lumpur, at $1 per copy, j I
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    When There Were No Tin Dredges In F.M.S.
    1147 6 When There Were No Tin Dredges In F.M.S. TWENTY-THREE YEARS TIN MINING Substitute With Money Ambushed And (From Our Own CorrespondentKuala Lumpur, June 18. AFTER risking his life for years m the jungle dredging at a 'tin mine. Mr. S. D. Miles at last i saved enougn money to start
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    END TO CHANDU CASE
    267 6 $428 Found On Accused To Be Returned A further echo of the seizure 01 1 over $9,000 worth of chandu on board i the s.s. Manila Maru on June 11. in connection with which four men— a Japanese steward and three Chinese- were sentenced to varying
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    QUOTA SYSTEM IN N.E.I.
    312 6 No Violation Of Most-Favoured-Nation Clause <From Our Own Correspondent. > Batavia. June 19. A spokesman of the Department of Economics has expressed surprise at the remarkable reaction of enc Japa- nese Iwaki press to the moderate open- i ing speech of the Governor-General In i the
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    IN F.M.S. AND COLONY TOO
    88 6 Tampin's Dual (From Our Own Correspondent.* Seremban. June 14. with the completion of the new' police station at Pulau Sebang Tampin. two police posts will come' 1 within a distance of three-quarters of I a mile. Tampin town is divided into two sections. Pulau Sebang.
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    REDS ARRESTED
    92 6 Plot To Cause Trouble In Shanghai Balked I Shanghai, June 7. nf A J house-to-house search by the police Of Nanking for the last two days has resulted m the arrest of a large number of Communist Readers including the I personal representative of Mao Chen Tung, the
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    59 6 A little Tamil boy— not much taller' than the Bar table-claimed trial yes- terday before Mr. Norman Grice. the second magistrate, on a charge of theft from a dwelling of jewellery t V o al 2 f 120. Accused. being'unS n Sf Was remande <* m custody until June 21,
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    Siamese Government To Check Wild Rumours
    421 6 Siamese Government To Check Wild Rumours A PRESS CENSORSHIP No News Of Army Or Of Political Relations THE decision ol the Siamese Government lo prevent publi- cation of "disaffection" news is not to be taken as indicating [that all is not quie^ on the i I Siamese "front." the Free
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    UNFORTUNATE SITUATION
    83 6 UNFORTUN ATE SITUATION CAR-OWNER i.,,, KNOWWHOD^EJ But Fined For Failb T(l( Information To fj* 15 Chlt Hot speaking Chli fourth magla mcrning win, Chief Poiw, ofl the driver ol recently She expiaii question her Inspector c, accuseds bus. of the drive, every effort had the driver thro. He was no
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    BOY DROWNED
    89 6 Attempted To Bathe When River \\i> mi n KUd •From Our 0 Ipoh. June m Tong Wat. 12 years ot^-.;,-,-V.er with twootv boys of about th< .same age i j bathe m the KlnU River i Market Place m the centre of- The river was m :i»,d at
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    Pawner Must Be Guaranteed
    1258 7 POLICE ARGUMENT IN COURT CASE E ABSURD AND IMPOSSIBLE SAYS COUNSEL COR the first time since 1925 a pawnbroker appeared beicre a Singapore magistrate yesterday on a charge of taking m pawn a pledge exceeding $200 m value without referring to a householder to vouch lor
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    "THIS CHANGING WORLD"
    70 7 Various departments of the Municipality, as well as the G.E.C.. the P.W.D.. the Oriental Telephone anc Electric Co., the Singapore Free Presj and the Straits Times are combining ir the display at the Capitol Cafe tc introduce the film "This Changing World". The exhibition, which open.' 10-night
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      174 7 I A I ■■A BA nni4 3 SHOWS TO-DAY I 1 ALHAMBRA 3.15 -6.15*9.15 With beauties of the world as bait, they operate a health farm here everything: prows except your bank-roll! But who cares «ut money m the midst of such physical perfection o'^couj Ctrl*! Handsome Men! t»- j^SßSk^
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESEDAY. JUNE 20. 1934 Rubber Facts And Fancies
    486 8 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESEDAY. JUNE 20. 1934 Rubber Facts And Fancies ,/^VNE vi the most hopeful aspects J of the rubber restriction scheme is the fact that most parties seem to be agreed that the worst possible disservice they could do the industry would be to force up the
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    UNKNOWN
    1281 8 Piracy Guards $60,000 Feathers hi Preventive Officers' Caps More Nurses For Singapore London 's Cosmopolitan Theatre Sir Edward German "Jones UNKNOWN to most travellers between Hong Kong and this port, antipiracy guards are on constant watch m ships of the British India. Indo China Steam Navigation and other lines
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    FROM DAY TO DAY
    389 8 FROM DA Y TO DA Y There were 12.113 cases m the court of the Registrar oi Vehicles last year, fines amounting to $41,716. which was $13,195 less than m 1932. The following were passengers by the Patroclus tor Singapore Mrs E. B. Bill and infant. Miss J. C H
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    Cub Fianalist
    589 8 into the cor: *as passing H would contl while. H, on some mt»-,-, thought* kept best to keep try not to think tlcular. Thro glanced around too. wore obvi man opposite a three or four game of canto. T mittlng roai casionally frag* through the passed up or
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      57 8 A BUSINESS MAN 1 DISCOVERED a new clerk making a copy of the key of the safe on the first day he started work. He was trying to make a good impression. The "GAFLAC" ACCIDENT and ALL j. SICKNESS POLICY has made an excellent impression. GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE
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    CONGRESS BREAKS UP
    187 9 CONGRESS BREAKS UP > vi- TEMPERS GIVE TO GAIETY Labour Disputes Bill Passed Washington, June 19. of Congress nked by gay and cheerin contrast to the often I rayed tempers past few clays. g for White House rinalonference reports on Bill and ether subjects »embled m groups, chatt- friendly fashion
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    Significant Moves On The Political Chess Board
    799 9 Significant Moves On The Political Chess Board M. Barthou Visiting Balkans And Then London GERMAN DISARMAMENT ENVOY IN PARIS Venice Conference Interpretations London, June 19. jy/fOVES on the political chessboard show an increasing pace. M. Barthou has started on a journey to Bucharest and < Belgrade to consolidate France's eastern
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    GERMAN DEBTS DEFAULT
    124 9 U.S. PROTEST AGAINST MORATORIUM France Considering Action Washington, June 18. •THE Ambassador i:o Berlin has been instructed to protest against the German debts moratorium acording to an announcement made by the State Department. It says that the Ambassador will express strong regret that new hardships have been
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    France Postpones Decision
    32 9 Paris, June 16. The Cabinet's decision regarding the > measures to be taken as the result of t Germany's suspension of transfers has! been .postponed until next week. Reuter Wireless
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    Gold Cover Down To 2.9 Per Cent
    51 9 Berlin, June 18. The Reichsbank gold cover has touched the disquieting level of 2.9 per cent, m consequence jf a loss of 20.000.000 marks last week m gold and foreign currencies, ascribed to Young loan interest payments and payment for essential imports.- Reuter
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    Proud Of His Age
    69 9 160 Year Old Turk Takes 111 Because They Said He Was Only 120 Constantinople, June 18. Allegations that he was only 120 years old proved too much for Zaro Asa. the oldest man. who has been taken to hospital suffering: from severe fever. His eighty-year old
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    Proclaimed
    72 9 "USE LESS WATER" Drought Slogan For London London. June 16. The injunction "Use less water" In consequence of the drought, which London's water authority is placarding ion public vehicles and elsewhere, is already being responded to by the public. Three million gallons les.s were used yesterday compared with Thursday
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    DR. THAELMANN
    49 9 German Communist Leader To Be Tried For Treason Berlin, June 16. The new "People's Court" for the trial of political offences begins its duties on July 2nd and probably the first case will be the charge of high treason against Dr. Thaelmann. The Communist leader— Reuter Wireless
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      RUBBER
      54 9 London. June 19. Spot (Sellers* G s a d. <6 11 16 d.» (Buyers; 6^. (6 9 16d> July-September 611 16d. <6 3 4 d.» Oct.-Decembei 613 16d <67 8 d January-March 7d. <7 1 32 d.< 1 Market Steady New York. June 19. July 13.51 (13.73 September 13.83
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      TIN
      29 9 London. June 19. Spot £225-12-6 (£222- 5-0» 3 Months £226- 0-0 I £222-10-0» Market Steady. London, June 19. New York 5.04?4 <5.04%> Paris 76 716 (76 7 16>
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    "Semi-Barbaric Atrocities Of Half-Civilised Russia "
    182 9 Sem i-Ba rba ric Atrocities Of Half-Civilised Russia j GEN. JOHNSON'S ATTACK ON D ARROW BOARD Charlestown, (Virginia), June 16. A slashing attack on the Darrovv Board which recently issued iaii adverse repor. on the National Recovery Administration, on partisan politicians and sections of the Press, was delivered by the
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    RHODESIA'S GOVERNOR
    103 9 Sir Herbert Stanley To Succeed Sir Cecil Rodwell London. June 19. It is officially announced that Sii Herbert James Stanley is to succeec Sir Cecil Rodwell as Governor oi Southern Rhodesia In December. Sii Herbert will be succeeded by Sir Willian Henry Clark as High Commissioner toi South
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    PETROL TANK EXPLOSION
    11 9 Twelve Men Killed m New York GFHF Reuuter
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    13 9 New Orleans, At least seven are deac i as result^ lion sterling. Reuter
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    246 9 Attack By Chinese i Volunteers Feared Shanghai. June 19. MARTIAL law was proclaimed m the city of Mukden last night, following rumours of a coming ..tuck on the city by Chinese volunteers who have sworn to avoncro the life of General Terig Tieh-mei, recently executed by
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      FINDING AN ECONOMIC PRICE FOR RUBBER
      2275 10 Annual Meeting of the J? C A jTv» vJT» The Rubber Growers' Association held their annual meeting at Southern House (Cannon Street Station). London, E.C. 4, on June 7. Mr. W. J. Gallagher, the chairman, presided. The secretary, Mr. Frank Q. Smith, read the
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      81 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association DAILY PRICES CURRENT June 19, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot (loose) 22 22^ R.S.S. equal to London Standard <F. 0.8.) July 22 716 22 916 Std. R.S.S. on Tender July-Sept. 23* 4 23 3 8 Oct-Dec. 23 7 8
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      124 10 Canton To Expend Large Sums Canton, June 3. It was learned to-day that three foreign firms. British. American, and German, have been accepted by the Provincial Department of Reconstruction to supply machinery for erecting an iron and steel works at Tung Long, four miles from here. While
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      57 10 A Sheffield firm have under construction for the Russian Government a railway wagon which, it is believed, will be the largest m the world. This wagon, which has a length of 100 ft., a weight of 90 tons, and a load capacity of 200 tons, is to be used for
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      142 10 June 19, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers Gambler 4.00 Java Cube Hamburg Cube 7.25 Muntok White Pepper 34.00 White Pepper 33.00 Black Pepper 15.00 Copra, mixed 2.95 Copra. Sundried 2.55 Small flake Tapioca 4.50 Small Pearl Tapioca 6.00 Lingga Sago Flour 1.65 Fair Sago Flour 1-65 Palembang
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      103 10 Canberra, June 4. Despite an increased home consumption of 16.000 tons. Australian exports oi sugar last season set a new record oi 312.000 tons. The loss on each ton exported was about €10. imposing an extra charge oi more than c 3.000.000 on consumers In Australia, who have to pay
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      995 10 TUESDAY, JINK IM. 1h:.4. Bayers. Setlert Ampat Tin (4) 6s. 7%d 7s Asam Kumbang >.£> 37s 6d 40s c.d Austral Malay 43s 66 45a Ayer Hitam Tin (ss) 15s 16s c.d Ayer Weng ($1) 1.90 2.00 Bangrln Tin <£> 14s 9d 35s 6d Changkat (Tin) (I) 40s
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      INCREASE IN LONDON TIN STOCK
      67 10 INCREASE IN LONDON TIN STOCK Spot Price Now Ltnaer Than Forward On the Stock Ex,-* Jun > 1 edged securities bei weight of money l £<*. vestmemandal.r.:;,;^ was displayed I, character. Otherwise hu small. Commodities v.. and quiet but the is now for the months, lower U position. This I
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      DEPENDS ON SUGAR
      150 10 Indies May Ask Japan To Import 300,000 Tons Speculation is rife m Kobe as to the extent to which the Netherlands Indies will ask Japan to buy Javanese crude sugar m the coming Batavia Conference, says the Japan Chronicle. According to information reaching Kobe, the Government of
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      FASTEST CARS IN THE WORLD
      316 10 Although United Kingdom car manu- I facturers have not shown much activity l of late so far as new designs for superspeed cars are concerned, there is still reason for congratulation. The three fastest cars m the world were made m th° United Kingdom. They
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      53 10 The Borneo Company. Limited, agents, advise the following outputs for May: Tin: Pahang Consolidated Co.. Ltd. 2.369 Pels; Ipoh Tin Dredging Ltd.. •A. Etam> 185 Pels. 139.000 yardage; 600 hrs. run: Temoh Tin Dredging Ltd Pels. 81.200 yardage; 500 hrs. run: Sungei Kinta Tin Dredging Ltd. 330 Pels.. 90.200 yardage.
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      214 10 June 18 June 19 London 4 months' sight 2 4 11 64 London 3 months' sight 2 4 5 32 London 60 days' sight 2 4 964 London 30 days' sight 2 4> 8 London, demand 2 4 7 64 London. T.T. 2 4 3 32 Lyons and
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      54 10 On the money week, conditions m the discount tendency was ip bills owing to son ing German deve Shellac today w speculative demand firm on imallei Rubber and cotton more favourable concerninc the s 4 Wall Street opei on the brighter sent! postponement of the si Indications of the early
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      MANCHURIA BEANS
      91 10 1,450,000 Tons Short Of The Estimated Yield CIUUIfCkM, Mi The actual yield oi Manchuz mr the season that 1.450.000 tons lh< r* yield of 9.000.000 the total b nly 7.550.000 ton The decrease wu due to 'hat North Mar. i. 350.000 U)OI 6.300.000 tons 8 ..bie to produce
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      94 10 Birmingham to Supply Plant For French Factor) An order lor liXty-< roller bearings, wh the entire bearing kj 1 1 01 1 steel rolling mill noi tion m Prance, tiai I Biimlnghara nrm. Four Of these b largest m the w t four bearingi will meter of
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      78 10 Juno 14 j American Can. Com. 'American Telephone and Telegraph Atcheson Railroad jDupont I Firestone. Common [General Electric General Motors Goodrich Goodyear Inter-Telephone and Telegraph National City Bank New York Central Railroad i Pennsylvania Rail- road Co. »Com.> Radio Corporation Socony Vacuum Standard Oil N.J. I Texas Corporation
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    265 11 Burglars Make A Rich Haul Of Jewels But Police Recover EMany Stones Calcutta. June 1. .!.n story of an amulet itained more than 200 dia~ j at about Rs. 35.000 was an old Muslim offender i on a charge of theft of s and other precious stones months ago a
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    WAR ON CONCUBINAGE
    123 11 irbers' Union Wants Female Hair-dressers Prohibited Canton. s been declared here on con- well as on the practice young girls as waitresses cafes and restaurants. under the order of the Munici- j mi nt, the Bureau of Social > 1 a proclamation for- women to work as
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    ATLANTIC FLYING
    39 11 < all At Mid-Ocean Aerodrome Paris, June 1;>. mid-Atlantic aerodrome ated to-day when Capt Piloting the Arc-en-Ciel. ar French Air Line's landlnt Fernando de r ironlii fro."" lor refueUlng. 'The la miles lone and one mll< Reuter Wireless
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    KING'S FILM BIOGRAPHY
    176 11 From His Coronation To The Present Day The film biography of the King hich was recently produced m honour ot his Majesty's birthday, was shown at the Movietone News Theatre. Shaftesbury Avenue, for one week Opening with a prologue m verse! specially written and spoken by Mr
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    WAR PILGRIMAGE
    99 11 South African Party In London London. June 5. Three hundred and sixty South African pilgrims to the battlefields, members of the British Empire Service League, with relatives and friends, arrived In London last night. They were received by a guard of honour of the British Legion and welcomed
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    64 11 Japanese Olympic Swimmers For Brazil The Japan Amateur Swimming Association ias received an offer from the Brazilian Naval Institute to engage three Japanese swimmers as instructors j of swimming. The Associations, which received the offer through the Foreign Office, will; send to Brazil Tsuruta. Takaishi and another swimmer,
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    60 11 Chinese Fined At Port Dickson (From Our Own Correspondent.' Seremban. June 13. i For theft of a gold chain, the pro- pertv of Abdul Ghani. the magistrate at Port Dickson fined a Malay. Sail >l For being in' possession of an illicit tU at the Coast Road. Port
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    21 11 1 Ratifications Exchanged By Latvia And Soviet jj Riga. June 4. S£Hftt.e protocol signed m Moscow. md the U.S.S.R.
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    26 11 Japanese Commissioner For South America Tokio. returned from an Atrican trip. slml ,ar missK>n lng trad e Xtio^ -,Veen those countrie, and Japan.- Reuter
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      311 12 "SHIP BRITISH" SLOGAN CAMPAIGN MAKING HEADWAY Local Authorities And Foreign Coasters Progress is being made by the movement to induce local authorities to give a voluntary preference to British coastal ships m connection with the sea carriage of coal, road, building and other materials used by local authorities, str.tes the
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      786 12 THE POLICY OF "SCRAP AND BUILD" Shipowners Alarmed By The Suggestion An important statement on the question o! the Government's policy m regard to the shipping industry was made by Major R. J. Dunlop, V.P.. D.L J.P.. president of the Chamber ot Shipping, at the dinner of the Association cf
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      181 12 Increased Pay To Remedy Serious Shortage No entry examination, short service three years' minimum >, increased pay and better chances of promotion these arc features of the latest Admiralty scheme for attracting more medical men to the Navy. The shortage of doctors has now become serious, and
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      59 12 The traffic receipts of the Manchester t il P^ nal for the month of April tota.ied 1 100.013. compared with £98 049 VioSr^J* 88 showin e an increase of -1.<>64. The aggregate for the first four ?2£55, 9 th^ year is £3 ™.118. against jt-jw.821 m the
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    735 15 Woodfull And Brown In Big Stand England was trying out her Test cricket talent the W Australian* were having a typical north-country struwrle' with at Old Trafrord. two days' play, each side had batted once the Aus scoring 367 and Lan-. _^J* 285. and
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    259 15 Managers Not To Be Seconds Three important decisions have been Co a ntrnr V J he P nang B Xin B Of Control at a private meeting to deal > w lth a number of matters m connection with the recent fight between L S Fond and Frank
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    202 15 HENNESSEY CUP This Week's Honours List Kuropeans vs. Rest Annual Cricket Match From Our Own Corresponder.: Ipoh, June 18. The annual cricket match ior the Hennessey Cup. presented by Dr. P. H. Hennessey, between Europeans and The Rest will be played on the Ipoh padang en Sunday and Monday next.
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    1880 15 Weekly Spo r ting Notes Rain Spoils Cricket.-Singapore Tennis Championships Football SRC's Win Against S.C.C.-R.A.F. No Match for Chinese.— Trial Game Form—Commercial Cup.— Boxing. I OCAL cricket suffered badly from rain last week-end and a number of matches had to be abandoned It was hardly a fair test for the
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    851 15 Naval Competitors Enter For First Time The Johore Military Forces held their annual rifle meeting at the Kolani Ayer Range. Johore Bahru last weekend. There were over 200 entries for the rine events and about 20 for the revolver competitions. The principal event was the competition for
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    404 15 Golf INTER-CLUB MATCH Garrison vs. Singapore Golf Club The following are the teams and (starting times for a four-ball match to be played at Buklt Tlmah on Sunday morning Garrison players mentioned first): 8.30 Sqr Ldr. A. E. Barr-Slm and Lt C. F. C Bond vs. J. T. Bmlth and
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    130 15 The result of the match between ladies and men played at Keppel or. Sunday afternoon was a win for the men by 6 to 4*4. Details: Mrs. J. C. MacLeod. x W. P Douglas. 0. Mrs. P. J. Crawley. 1; A. Law. 0. Mrs. R.
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    50 15 The SRC. team vs. S.C.F.A. m the First Division of the S.A.F.A. League at Anson Road Stadium to-day is as (follows: J. Sanderson, C. Hall. T. Alququerque, G. Oliveiro, L. Moller, W Gomes, N. Jackson, O. Day, N. Hay iH. Gammell, A. Oliveiro. Reserves: J jPereira. A. G. Valberg. i
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    1161 16 BOWES, NICHOLS AND BARNETT INVITED Pataudi And Mitchell Dropped WYATT WILL PROBABLY PLAY ■THE following thirteen players -cables Reuter) have been mll vited to be present at Lord's for Friday's Test match against Australia. R. E. S. Wyatt (Warwicks) Leyland (Yorks) (Captain) Ames
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    198 16 DUPLICATE WINS; GOLD VASE London, June 19. r[E Ascot meeting opened to-day In brilliant weather. The meeting promises to be the greatest Ascot since the war.' A record number of boxes have been sold and all stands! are covered, though rain is very improbable. The stands
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    156 16 Probable Starters For To-day's Race London, June 19. Probable starters m the Royal Hunt Cup to be run at Ascot tomorrow are: Major C. Behrens' LIGHT SUSSEX (Pat Beasley) ALLUVIAL (Carslake> Miss J. B. Courtauld's SOLFATARA (Perryman) I Mr. E. T. Thornton-Smith's COTONEASTER (Nicoll) FONAB < Gordon
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    19 16 Mr. W Barnett's Harinero, winning the Rosebery Memorial Plate at Epsom from Claran and Apple Peel. Air mail picture.
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    190 16 Golf SINGAPORE CHAMPIONSHIP Second Round And Semi-Final This Week-end THERE is a good prospect of J. T. Smith and R. Craik. I present and former holders of the title, clashing m the semi-, final of the Island golf championship at Keppel on Sunday morning. Smith should not find it very
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    122 16 Another Hundred By McCabe AUSTRALIANS BEAT GENTLEMEN j London, June 19. F[E Australians, thanks to a big partnership by Brown (62) and McCabe UO5) both not out,; defeated the Gentlemen at Lord's to-day by eight wickets. Gentlemen 177 and 287 Australians 230 and 235 for two. Tourists At Windsor Castle
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    A CROP OF CENTURIES
    249 16 Latest County Cricket Results London. June 19. Batsmen were on top m most of the 1 county matches, but Mitchell. Derby- shire's spin bowler, found conditions to c his liking at Leicester and took eleven of the home side's wickets. Details: J At Leicester: Derbyshire beat
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    29 16 Manchester. June 17. Jackie Brown Manchester', holder, and Angelmann i France I fought a draw m a 15-round contest here to-night for the flyweight championship of the world.- Reuter
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