The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 4 June 1935

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,591 ESTD. 1835. TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1935 10 CENTS.
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    2 1 'THE THINKER"
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    20,000 CORPSES UNDER DEBRIS IN QUETTA
    289 1 Drastic Measures To Prevent Spread Of Disease MARTIAL LAW Civil Administration Machinery Out Of Gear rpHE death-roU m the Quetta earthquake continues Ito mount, and it is i now estimated that 20.000 corpses am under the debris. The establishment of martial law it is
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    ANOTHER SHOCK
    223 1 AN OTHER SHOCK Hills Enveloped In Cloud Of Dust Karachi. June 2. shock Of 45 seconds durawas experienced at Quetta. chistan, this afternoon and the to 'iii 1 east and west were enveI In an impenetrable cloud of dust I the walls which had sur- vived the previous earthquake were
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    "DAY OF DOOM"
    115 1 Houses Crumbled Like Pack Of Cards "We thought it. was the day of doom.'' was the general explanation of the first injured refugee to arrive today here from Quetta. Refugees said that 90 per cent, of the inhabitants m the low lying areas were killed, five per
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    The King Greeted By Roar Of Cheers
    355 1 Magnificent Birthday Scenes In London London, June 3. 11HE King's 70th birthday was celebrated m all parts of the British Empire yesterday. His Majesty had sufficiently recovered from a slight chill from which he had suffered last week to attend the magnificent ceremony
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    DR. STEENBERGHE
    38 1 Dutch Minister Resigns On Devaluation Issue The Hague, June 3. Dr. At P. I* Steenberghe, Minister of Economics, has resigned following disagreement with the Premier and other members of the Cabinet over the devaluation issue- Reuter
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    32 1 Washington, June 2. The United Mine workers* Union has officially instructed 450,000 soft coal miners to strike on June 16 unless the new contracts are signed by employers m the meantime Reuter
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    MRS. LAWRENCE
    22 1 Shanghai, June 3. Mrs. Lawrence, mother of Lawrence of Arabia, left for England on the Antenor on June 2.- Reuter
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    Certificates Of Honour For Straits Settlements
    163 1 Certificates Of Honour For Straits S ettlements IN the Name of H.M. The King H.E., the Governor has been pleased to award Certificates of Honour to the following persons m recognition of their loyal and valuable services to the Government of the Straits Settlements Mr. Reginald Tessensohn, J.P. Mr. Lim
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    WORLD CURRENCY CONFERENCE
    216 1 WORLD CURRENCY CONFERENCE May Be Called In Near Future FRANCE TO TAKE ACTION? A PARIS message says it is understood that M Caillaux is contemplating calling an international conference on currency stabilisation. This move (says a Reuter message from London) will probably be welcomed m all countries concerned. Recent Mr.
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    STOP PRESS
    32 1 New York, June 3. The Normandie arrived oil Ambrose Lightship today In 107 hours, 33 minutes, thus beating the Bremen's record. Her average .speed was 2!).b*B knots an hour. Reuter
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      103 1 BIGIA TEA Brings the freshness and fragrance of the Malayan gardens direct to your home. ff&ffles IjhM] CmZ MALAYA'J PREMIER HOTEL 4 f TONIGHT SPECIAL DINNER CONCERT to ms DANCE (formal) 945 to midnight AND FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE POPULAR DANCER KATHERINE CHERNIKOVA RETURN ENGAGEMENT ENTIRELY NEW REPERTOIRE NON -DINERS
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      78 1 There is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA SE«VIiH)^^HOTELLTfe TOMORROW I FORMAL SPECIAL DINNER DANCE CONCERT, DANCE MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT BY THE I RELLER BAND I THE MUSICAL SENSATION OF SINGAPORE I ImmmmWai V* k nnrn n /inni enjoy a good meal m at asteAMdLK VjKILL fully decorated
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    UNLUCKY HYLAMS AT PANGKOR
    163 2 Attempted Evasion Of Immigration Laws HTHIRTEEN unlucky Hylams. who attempted to land at Pangkor m a junk, were yesterday taken into custody by the police for an offence against the immigration laws. The owner ot the junk has been charged with bringing m these Hylams without
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    TERRIFIC WIND-STORM
    73 2 Communications Interrupted At Nankins Nanking. Three labourers were killed, telephone and power lines were damaged and telegraphic communication with Hankow. Tsingtao and Kiukiang has been interrupted as the result of a terrific wind-storm which swept Nanking. The three men were killed when the walls of the new government
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    60 2 Mr. A. H. Dickinson is travelling out irom home by Bibby Line as far as Colombo which he expects to reach by July 3. so that Selangor may hope to welcome him as its new C.P.O sometime about July 10. We are sorry to hear that he has not been
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    MURDERED SIKHS ESTATE
    448 2 LEGALITY OF MARRIAGE QUESTION-ED IN COURT Judgment For Woman Defendant |V/f X- Justice Howes was engaged at the Supreme Court. Ipoh. on Wednesday and Thursday m hearing an application for the revocation of the letters of administration granted to Sant Kaur. of Teluk Anson, for the estate
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    ANTI-OPIUM WORK
    92 2  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Pepartment To Be Replaced By A Superintendent Shanghai. June 2. An order issutd by Nanking states that m order to reduce the heavy expenditure on administrative purposes, the Central Government has decided to abolish the department of antiopium work m the country, but the
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    COMPULSORY SAVING
    84 2 Canton. Regulations formulated by the Kwangtung Political Research Commission for the financial protection of employees m government factories will be enforced soon. The regulations provide for compulsory saving by employees. They must put aside from one to ten per cent, of their earnings according to the scale of
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    4-MILE LINE OF EAGLES
    98 2 An extraordinary spectacle has been witnessed by the inhabitants of Bourgas. on the Black Sea. Several thousands of eagles, followed by a company of about a hundred storks, have passed over the town, making their way northward and coming, apparently, from Asia Minor. The eagles flew
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    36 2 The s.s. Kinta brought the following passengers to Penang on Thursday morning from Singapore Mr. X Wiedensann and Mr. J. F. Hobday' From Bagan Datoh :-Capt. and Mrs! v o. Jone and child and Mr. Fisher.
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    COOLIE FORGOT HIS PERIL
    363 2 DEATH FOLLOWS IMPACT WITH MINE POST Only Inch To Spare MR. G. F. Staynes. the acting Ipoh Coroner, hald an inquiry on Friday into the death ot a mining coolie. Tho Thai, who met with an accident while working a truck on the Kramat Pulai Tin
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    MAKING CHILDREN GROW FASTER
    306 2 Thymus Gland Tests On Rats Evidence that extracts of the thymus gland given to succeeding generations of rats can produce an astonishing acceleration m the development of the offspring is quoted m a leading article on the subject m the British Medical Journal. The thymus gland
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    MUSIC IN PEACE
    266 2 Convict Learns The Clarinet Sydney. Leslie Worrall. serving a life sentence m Goulburn gaol for the murder of his wife, is receiving his first lesson m playing the clarinet. His instructor is Mr. J. CrosbyBrowne, teacher at the Conservatorium and conductor of the Police Band, who makes
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    SOLDIERS HONOUR DOG
    95 2 Betty, wolf-hound mascot of the 99th French Infantry Regiment, was awarded a silver medal and diploma for an Alpine rescue. The regiment was drawn up m the Grenoble barrack square for the ceremony. Last March, when a climber broke his leg m the neighbouring mountains and .wo
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    QUINTUPLETS' BOUQUET
    142 2 Mrs. Elzire Dionne. mother of th* quintuplets born on May 28 last year at Callender. Ontario, has received a all lU |a e rt°s f cTc^'h^ "^^rom States ada and the Unlted h,^ rS K Di nne was Presented with a five Se girr Uet f r SeS
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    32 2 Kin- i? eadmas ter and staff of the King George V. School. Seremban have issued invitations to the fi?th S£g a r 7 --^ing th m^ June 6. 7 Pm en Thursday,
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      28 2 Itch Cause Killed m 7 Minutes „j£ r kl SIS n« »rly 50 million tiny cov*rv f.... lim «Mt i:Le the ru-w <lisempty !>a?-kai:« A.£ ack on of
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      401 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS^ I SILF Brand OBESITY TABLETS. HAVE RESTORED THOUSANDS TO HEALTH AND A NORMAL WEIGHT. Obtainable m three Sizes Distributers Grafton Laboratories, 1 208, Collyer Quay. 1 BOARD RESIDENCE. "EAST ANGLIA7 W I 6. OXLEY RISE, Near Town. High and cool situation. Large ■rounds Excellent cuisine. Tennis. Dally or
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      394 2 1 TENDERS^ SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY. Tenders. Tenders are now invito following materials or m£L or particulars, see MunlcSl^} Room. pai Ten^ Purchase oi Scrap 8r.,-, Meier Workshop. Woodl^ I*^1 Closing. 4 I)m W.rir. Da> sth. 1935 3,v Jur* Purchase oi anserrtceahl* the Transport Centie M t Road Date ot Closin- 4
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      194 2 Diary Of The Week TUESDAY, JUNE 4 High Water, 1.36 a.m. 8.0 ft.. Football: Charity Match. Regulars vs. Volunteers, Anson Road Stadium; Inter-School. St. Patrick's School vs. St. Joseph's Institution. S.J.I, ground. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 5 High Water. 00.35 a.m. 9.3 ft. 2.14 p.m. 7.8 ft. Football: S.C.C. League Etceteras vs.
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      219 2 Today's Radio Programmes B.B.C.— GSF and GSG Wavelengths— l9.B2 and 16.86 metres 620 Big Ben. The New Victoria Cinema Orchestra, directed by Sydney Phasey. Relayed from the New Victoria Cinema. Bradford. 650 Luigi Voselfi's Hungarian Orchestra. Greenwich time signal at 7.20 p.m. 7.20 "New Insects and Plants from Africa." An
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    Yesterday's Padang Parade In Honour Of The King
    614 3 IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIAL AND INVESTITURES U.S. General An Interested Spectator YESTERDAY morning, for the second time this year, Singapore witnessed an impressive ceremonial on the Padang m honour of His Majesty the King, H.E. the Governor, Sir *henton Thomas, taking the salute at
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    ROBBERY ON AN ISLAND
    176 3 DETAILS OF PULAU THIN OUTRAGE Kound, (lagged, Robbed And Assaulted rVRTHER details are available i concerning the gang robbery imitted on Pulau Übin, early on jay morning. victim, who is over 60 years ige, was bound, gagged and tlted so severely by five Chinese 8 now
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    HEARD DEATH SONG
    76 3 Darwin. that his tribe is "singing" Him to death, an aboriginal named from the Mary River district N rthera Australia, has attempted to himself to save himself from the d fate. the hrs: attempt at suicide by ••n Australian aboriginal that has ever r -orded. police ariested
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    HUSBAND'S SAD HOMECOMING
    182 3 Finds Wife Has Taken Poison (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, May 30. AN inquiry into the death of al Hylam woman, Heng Wee Teh, who died In hospital as the result of taking a corrosive acid at Cecil Street, was conducted today by Che Maaroi sitting
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    CHEATED COMPATRIOTS
    117 3 Imprisonment For Elderly K.L. Chinese (From Our Own Correspondent.* Kuala Lumpur, May 30. An elderly Chinese. Cheong Kin. appeared before Che Maarof m the j Kuala Lumpur police court today on charges of cheating two compatriots Cheong Tin and Lian Tin by inducing j them to advance him
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    CHARITY CABARET PARTY
    105 3 The Hon. Mr. S. B. Palmer, president of the United Planting Association of Malaya, states: "I am desired by the j President of the Planters' Benevolent j Fund of Malaya publicly to thank Mrs. E. Cory Lee and her cabaret party for the wonderful show which they
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    BIRTHDAY BALL
    272 3 Novel Decorations At The Selangor Club From Our Own Correspondent I Kuala, Lumpur, June 2. Three hundred and sixty people assembled at the Selangor Club last evening for the M.S.V.R.'s Kings Birthday Ball an annual event which is always keenly anticipated. It was a brilliant success, very efficiently
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    Selangor Should Raise $500,000
    1090 3 Selangor Should Raise $500,000 MR. HANDS SPEAKS OUT ON THE JUBILEE FUND What Poor Clerks Gave For Their Unemployed Colleagues (From Our Own Correspondent) TF everyone gave as much as they should the Selangor Silver I Jubilee Fund should reach $500,000, declares Mr. John Hands, M.C.H., who is hon. secretary
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    AMONGST POLAR ICE
    336 3 NEXT ADDRESS AT THE ROTARY CLUB Conference Programme Changes T*HE next meeting of the Rotary Club of Singapore will be held m the Roof Garden of the Adelphi Hotel at 1 o'clock tomorrow. Mr. Gordon Burt will address tinClub on Taperleneei amongst the Polar Ice." Mr. Burt
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    SELANGOR INDIANS
    76 3 Private Arrangements To Hold Mass Meeting From Our Own Correspondent.* Kuala, Lumpur, June 2. it la understood that private meeting of representatives of the Indian community In Selangor, was held this morning at the Selangor Indian Association Hall. A committee was appointed to draft certain resolutions which would
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    CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
    152 3 Rill To Be Introduced To Amend Code A Bill intituled an Ordinance to amend the Criminal Procedure Code, is about to be introduced into the Legislative Council. Its object! and reasons The proposed amendment to section 11 is to allow eases which are normally district court cases to
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    SELANGOR NOW $85,104
    44 3 From Our Own Correspondent* Kuala Lumpur. June 3. The Selangor Jubilee Fund has now reached $85. KM. The latest list m dudes $5,000 each from Mrs. Loke Yew and .Mr. Loke Wan Yut and $500 from the Selangor Ceylon Tamil Community.
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  • WOMEN'S INTERESTS
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      Mid-Season Collections In Paris
      1262 4 Mid-Season Collections In Paris Lucille Marion Reviews Printed Tailored Suits Are Becoming '"PHE mid-season collections include beach clothes and casino frocks as well as early autumn coats for wear m September over summer dresses. The most typical model for immediate use is a printed tailored suit shown by nearly all
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      ALMOND SHORTBREAD
      81 4 Guests will appreciate a piece of almond shortbread The ingredients are 4oz. butter. 2oz. caster sugar. 1 1 >lb. flour, loz. blanched almonds a pinch of salt. Cream the butter, sift m the flour and add sugar. Knead well with the knuckles, then roll out into a round,
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      31 4 JEAN PATOU designed this frock of black satin, cut on the bias, with a band of pink satin showing underneath the black mousseline at the top of the bodice. (Dorvyne photo.)
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      SWEET & SAVOURY
      77 4 SWEET SAVOURY First, a tasty snack made with a euplul of grated cheese, two whites of eggs, salt, a pinch of cayenne, breadcrumbs, a few drops of Worcester sauce. Whisk the whites of eggs to a stiff froth, stir m the grated cheese, sauce, salt and cayenne, and add sufficient
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      18 4 A class m English conversation will be opened at the Y.W.C.A. on Tuesday. June 4. at 9.30 a.m.
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      Simple And Attractive Puddings for The Nursery
      540 4 Simple And Attractive Puddings for The Nursery IT is inadvisable to prepare elaborate sweets and puddings for children. Children's natural tastes are simple, and it is not wise to give them an appetite for complex flavours too early m life. Imagination m cooking, .however, is appreciated by children as well
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    65 5 odrome at Hendon, Middlesex, for Empire Air Day, which was celebrated on May 25. Royal 'KH'AR ATIONS being made at the Royal Air Force A **°*J° %ht pu bii c who witnessed some thrilling displays by Service pilots. Air Force depots were openeo THE DUKE OT GLOUCESTER leaving St. Paul's
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      166 5 IGtMSTtyLaKCU. MU&OCt TRIALS OP PATRIOTISM vs i -r -n -r #1V A^v\ -1C--K 1 11 'ne neujs iriaTa horse t lll 1 -H^ I VJ kicked a cinema laoT fl f bailor rbho counTry fySiha^Xs j^s u V V /^^/W^Vvl Jl/\. Vias^favel/ perurocdHollyuJOod. S /v A I*>Sn. ml /M^ n
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    GERMANY'S GREAT MOTOR ROAD SYSTEM
    620 6 Cars Expected To Travel At 140 Miles An Hour On Them Frankfurt. May 18. HTHE first section m the great system ol first-class motor roads which is t- cover the whole of Germany will be officially opened at Frankfurt on Sunday. It runs from Frankfurt
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    FAREWELL TO MR.
    225 6 J. A. P. OSWALD School Staff Give Dinner > MEMBERS and friends oi the Methodist Episcopal Churches. Nibong Tebal and Parit Buntar entertained Mr. Oswald, honorary pastor of the churches mentioned since 1924. and Headmaster. AngloChinese School, Nibong Tebal and Mrs. Oswald to a farewell tea party
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    39 6 H^h S Q N yl cl 'Ind1 nd teacher m one of the High Schools, m Chicago, who is touring the world. staying for a week m Klang as the guest of the Rev. and Mrs. Paul H Sehmucker
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    18 6 THE HEARSE AND < 1111,' i MOURNERS at the funeral of Mrs. Ong Sam Leong before tearing Bukit Rose.
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    TRESPASSER!
    152 6 Yet He Is To Marry The Man's Daughter 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. May 30. Cheah Ah Yin appeared before Che Maaroi m the Kuala Lumpur police court today on a charge ot criminal trespass by remaining m the house ot Chin Ah Sang, with intent to intimidate
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    MALACCA SUICIDE
    81 6 Chinese Who Jumped Into The River (From Our Own Correspondent. Malacca. May 31. Sitting as Coroner today, Mr. C. T. Middleton, returned a verdict of suicide by drowning on a Chinese named Leu Boon Hee. A constable at traffic duty stated that on May 1 a Chinese followed
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    ZOOS DEATH RATE ON THE INCREASE
    846 6 Inquests On Animals HUMAN ILLS SHARED BY THE LOWER ANIMALS EVERY animal that dies m the Zoo is subjected to a postmortem examination. All vertebrates come directly under the notice of Colonel A. E. Hamerton, the Zoological Society's pathologist, whilst invertebrates are dealt with
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    WANTS FORTS IN DARDANELLES
    451 6 j Turkey And Foreign Warship Rights i THE Turkish Government has formally notified the Ambassadors of the European Powers that, if there is any revision of the military j clauses of the Peace Treaties. Turjkey will ask for the revision of the Straits Convention of 1923
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    JOBS FOR WHITE RUSSIANS
    38 6 Harbin. Seven hundred and twenty Russian emigres have been engaged by the Chinese Eastern Railway since it was taken over by Manchukuo. Most of them are employed as pointsmen, shunters, greasers and assistant drivers.
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    JUMPED HIS
    174 6 And Sureties Lose I Their $5,000 <From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, May 30. WHEN the case m which two Chinese narped Wong Cheow Yean and Loh Pak Soon, who were charged with being m possession of forged tical notes, was called for hearing this morning it was alleged
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    STOLE BICYCLE
    110 6 Mcc Selkr Who Took It Home Our Own Correspondent. 1 Kuala Lumpur. May 30. The case m which Fong Kong, a "mcc" seller, was charged with beins m possession of a stolen bicycle belonging to a compatriot at Pudu. was heard today by Che Maaroi m the Kuala
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    ANTARCTIC WHALE TRAILS
    143 6 The research ship William Scoresby has reached St. Katherine Dock. London, after seven months' watching and marking whales m the Antarctic. From leaving Cape Town to returnling there, the William Scoresby was 122 days out of sight of land. In that time she steamed 17.500 miles— near
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    14 6 THE HEARSE which conveyed the late Mrs. Ong Sam Leong to Bukit Brown Cemetery.
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    HAD LUMBAGO FOR SIX YEARS
    96 6 HAD LUMBAGO FOR SIX YEARS Spent A Small Seekln« Cur* For fix j ars lumbago. Aft r tune on various Kruschen 8 I felt a n tude In the "For six years I to lumbag i an spent a sir..!! and ipeciAcj advised w Salts, but only n alter three
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    Unwritten Law Pleaded By Murderer
    102 7 Un written Law Pleaded By Murderer New York. did what any red-blooded man onful of manhood would said counsel m a New York (erring to a young divinity Joseph Steinmetz. accused of > 17-year-old wife and a Catholic priest. Father Leonard. n York hotel bedroom on his to Steinmetz, Father
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    DRINKS THEY FORGOT
    92 7 Melbourne. Two firemen's tokens which could have been exchanged lor drinks 60 years ago. but which were never handed over the bar. are among new exhibits m the museum of the Ballarat Historical Society. In the volunteer fire brigades of long ago. a brass token was given
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    ATTEMPT TO PHOTOGRAPH A SOUL
    287 7 ATTEMPT TO PHOTOGRAPH A SOUL First University Chair Of A CHAIR devoted to the study of spiritualism— the first m the world— is to be established at Lund tniversitv, Sweden. Be tore it is set up a two years' course of lectures is to be given. British men oi science
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    DETECTIVES RUSE
    253 7 Investigated Murder lie Committed A detective who was one of those call- ed m to Investigate a murder mystery was found guilty of having committed the crime himself. That was the result ot one of South Africa's most sensational murder cases, when a Pretoria jury brought m a
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    31 7 The death took place last week at Kampong Tanjong. Rembau. alter a severe illness, of Che Menah. wife of Che Mohd Dom bin Sali. Laboratory Assistant. Rubber Research Institute. Kuala Lumpur.
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    The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1935 The Honours List
    938 8 The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1935 The Honours List SO long as the system of honours remains so long will there be heartburnings and disappointment among those who expect to see their names m the coveted lists. That, roughly, is the position In Malaya at the New Year
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    DAY TO DAY
    274 8 Mr. R. C S. Harris, cadet M.C.S. having passed the prescribed examinations m law and language becomes a Passed Cadet. H.H. the Sultan of Johore leaves today by the President Johnson for Ceylon to meet Her Highness the Sultanah. He expects to be away six or eight
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    As I was Saying
    821 8 Saying A "Mouthful luking Their Turf With Them Lights On High Art Russia Detains A l*r<tfcss(>) THE American expression He said a mouthful" would seem to fit a sentence m the speech delivered by Lord Halifax. Minister of Education, at the recent National Union of Teachers*
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    Winter Walk
    740 8 TTHEIR feet trod the brown tracks ol the Liekeys. but their hearts were far away. He felt the heat strike fiercely upwards from the burnt earth of Africa. She stepped gingerly along a narrow Chinese path, between old graves and over coffins washed bare by heavy rain. It
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    862 9 Mr. Hore-Belisha Major Attlee Become Privy Councillors BIRTHDAY HONOURS PfwS f m H and women m all walks of life They hv-ln? c Blrth *V Honours m Great Britain. m L P^ns who have rendered eminent service tL i: an and tnrouehout the Empire. Following- are
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    900,000 DON WAR KIT IN ITALY
    141 9 V CANCELS LEAVE R BLUEJACKETS More Arms Imported For Vhyssinian Arsenals Rome. May Sl. v. class amounting to over 20 000 Is txpected to be called Colours within the next It is believed that a mique will announce that mobilisation is being with the
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    CALCUTTA SWEEP
    38 9 Favourite Drawn By A Singapore Ticket rstood that Mr. J. A. Clarke and Co.. Singapore, has drawn Derby favourite, m the Sweep, anci that an oiler of 000 Straits* has been made hare ln the ticket.
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    23 9 Mr. Giorge Grant, formerly rtered Bank. Ipoh. takes the Bangkok branch Mr will hand over and leave on home leave about the July.
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    88 9 Latest Rubber And Tin Prices T Our Own Correspondent > RUBBER. London. June 3. Hera) 6d. <5 15 16 d. Buyers) 5 15 I6d. *5 13 I6d. De( 6 7 32d 6 l 2 d Quiet. New York, June 3. 12.31 bid 1 12.27 12.40 1 12.36 12.63
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    "BACK TO HORSE AND BUGGY"
    180 9 ROOSEVELT BITTER OVER N.R.A. SETBACK Will Move To Counter Court Ruling Washington, May 31. THAT the Supreme Court's inter- pretation of inter-State commerce took the nation back to "the horse and buggy stage of 1789" was the view expressed by President Roosevelt when commenting at
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    D.E.I. RUBBER DUTY
    54 9 No Decision Regarding Imposition Batavia. June 3. Aneta Agency learns that the method of imposing the extra export levy on rubber is still being considered. The Dutch Premier. Dr. H. Colijn has pointed out on several occasions the necessity of obtaining extra revenue by an expert liscal
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    ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.
    159 9 Grand Cross Sir George Newman, until recently Chief Medical Officer. Ministry of Health. General Sir P. Ready, lately Quarter-master-General. Mr. E. W. Beatty. Chancellor of McGill University. Canada. Knighthoods Mr. W. M. Citrine, general secretary. Trades Unions Congress. Dames Commanders Mrs. Ogilvie Gordon, vice-president of
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    HONG KONG HONOURS
    77 9 A knighthood tadd Reuter) has been conferred on Mr. A. D. A. MacGregor, Chief Justice of Hong Kong. C.B.E.— Mr. A. D. Blackburn, of Shanghai, and Mr. Seen Wan Tase. of Hong Kong. O.B.E.— Mr. W. S. Toller, Mr. Teng Yu-eh, Mr. W. T. Rose, of the
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    34 9 COMPANION: MOHAMED NOORDIN BIN ABDUL SHUKOR, Orang Kaya Kaya Stia Bijaya di Raja. Perak. He is a member of the State Council and one of the major chiefs of hii State.
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      1652 10 Tea Shares Are Attractive Gamble In London (From The Free Press Correspondent) London, May 10. AS the London Stock markets were closed on Saturday arud on Monday for the King's Silver Jubilee, comparatively little business has been done during this holiday week of only
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      438 10 Singapore, May 31. MEAT Beef steak Kati 32 Beef stew or eurry do 25 Fillet steak lb. 45 Mutton. Australian do 30 Pork, lean Kati 44 Pork, lean and iat 1st quality) do 36 POULTRY Capons (locally reared) do 50 Ducks each 45 Fowls Kati 32 Hens
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      147 10 Hiti Increase In Capital Decided (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, June 1. United Sua Betong Rubber Estates. Ltd.. is to increase its capital to £1.000.000 by the creation of 250,000 new £1 shares and converting the existing 750.000 ordinary shares into stock. 17' PFR CENT DIVIDEND Following
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      133 10 Dividends Resumed By Holding Co. In spite of business conditions continuing to be difficult m several parts jof the country, trading figures of the Ciro Pearls organisation for the past I year show an appreciable increase of j sales effected, states the report of Ciro 'Pearls I Holdings
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      F.M.S. IMPORT DUTIES
      50 10 The following new scale of import duties on the products mentioned is applicable m the F.M.S.: Sugar, 5 cts. a lb.: preferential duty, 3cts. Sweets, chocolates, confectionery, etc., 5 cts. a lb.: preferential duty. 3 cts. Syrups, cordials, fruit juices, etc., 50 cts. a gallon: preferential duty,
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      1284 10 London View Veers Against Buffer Pool Plan (From Our London Correspondent) London, Ma) 24 THERE is today more optimism among* London reprnu atives of Eastern rubber producers than for many 1 past. Mincing Lane, too, is exhibiting renewed eonfid, m the immediate outlook for
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    96 11 Vttitude Of The British Government London, May 30. ME attitude of His Majesty's Gov- t rnment towards the reply of Lithuanian Government to the nt joint Anglo-French-Italian ommunication was revealed by the Foreign Secretary. Sir John Simon, the House of Commons. His Majesty's Government," he said, do not
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    26 11 Mr Tara Singh, of the staff of the Roata and Telegraphs. Taiping. is Portly proceeding on transfer tc •Sclama, where he takes over the duties postmaster.
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    HE CARRIED THE BRAND OF DEVILS ISLAND
    278 11 HE CARRIED THE BRAND OF DEVILS ISLAND EDDIE Guerin. seventy-five years of age. well-set-up and, despite his grey hair turning to silver, looking thirty years younger, walked decisively into Marlborough Street dock. He is the man who escaped from Devil's Island, and he said to Mr. Sandbach. "All the trouble
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    405 11  -  Ely Culbertson by Worlds Champion Player And Greatest Card Analyst I RESORTS TO SQUEEZE ll WHEN the average player finds him- ■elf m a contract m which he can afford to lose, only tour tricks and J there are five seemingly sure losers m, the hand he
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    SOLDIERS JOIN IN FIRE FIGHT
    224 11 Tientsin Flame Loss r\7. I Tientsin, May IK. CIRE whicn broke out this afternoon I m the bell-tower of the All Saints' Church m the British Municipal area./ 'was checked only after it had gutted |l the church, spread to and destroyed' l portions of
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    119 11 Film Did Not Please Racehorse i Owners of a hunter mare wanted to jfind out if a screen view of racing had jany effect on her. I The mare was taken to a private view of a film m a South Shields (theatre, says the London Daily
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    CHOLERA SCIENTIST DEAD
    33 11 1 Professor William Kolle, the bacterlo- h gist who first discovered vaccines to I give immunity from cholera, typhus, i and cattle plague, has died at Frankfort. He was sixty-seven.
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    90 11 Brisbane. Running into a circus elephant on the road early one morning, a motor] car slightly damaged its hindquarters. I The front of the car was wreoked and the axle broken Harry Perry was driving to his home m darkness and drizzling rain. Four| elephants were being
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    SERMONS IN FILMS
    77 11 Melbourne, May 17. Talking pictures as an aid to church work will be seriously considered by the Methodist Conference of Australasia following notice of motion by the Commonwealth Censor (Mr. W. Gresswell O'Reilly). Mr. O'Reilly is one of the New South Wales lay delegates to the conference.
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    401 11 CHURCH INFLUENCE ON WANE? CHINESE CONSUL SPEAKS OUT AT BAZAAR Geylang Methodists' Big Charity Effort A CHARITY bazaar In aid ot the Geylang Methodist Church building fund was held on Saturday at the Geylang Methodist Girls' School hall. Al Junied Road. It was declared open by Dr Philip Tyau. the
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    LOST ABBEY GRAVE
    159 11 Where Is Thomas Betterton Buried? i Where m Westminster Abbey is the grave of Thomas Betterton. greatest of j English actors? asks M. Willson Disher m the London Daily Mail. The question is now puzzling the abbey authorities. As Betterton was born m 1635. there is a
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    15 11 Capt. J. C. Derrick, Acting Harbour (Master. Penang is an inmate of the General Hospital
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    126 12 U.S. Shipping Expert's Mr. George S. Krepley, westbound freight manager of the United States Lines and American Merchant Lines at New York, arrived at Plymouth m mail week m the United States liner Manhattan for the purpose of visiting the principal offices and agencies of his company In
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    128 12 Dutch Coast Steamer Goes To The Shipbreakers The Dutch coast- trade steamer Pc Erens, owned by the K.P.M of Batavia, was towed to Singapore jy the s.s. Retch for breaking up yesterday. The De Erens had a crew of four aboard and her last voyage, leaving
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      476 12 COMPANIES PIN FAITH TO OCEAN GIANTS Queen Mary And Normandie Herald Big Ship Era UNSHAKEN faith m the policy of big ships for the North Atlantic j trade was expressed recently, when !m. Pierre de Malglaive, resident director m London of the French Line, explained how it
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      62 12 to Steinmetz, Father Leoluddled him with whisky and wife into his own room. says he found the couple m rassing position." S that he shot and killed wards saying to the polios pumped some bullets into I saw them kissing and sent hell." ﾕ when
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      92 12 me managements oi me UOOie;' Steam Shipping (London Midland and Scottish). Goole. London and North Eastern Railway Co.'s Grimsby Steamship Services. Grimsby. Hull and Netherlands Steamship Co.. Ltd.. Hull, and Wilson and North Eastern Railway Shipping Co.. Hull, announce that m the near future the four steamship lines
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      255 12 I Local And Foreign Mail Despatches And Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. Thursday 7.30 a.m. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 7.30 a.m. and 7 pjn. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday V.30 a.m. Saturday 7.30 a.m. 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Gemas) every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday
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    564 15 Hectic Six Rounds LEFT HAND INJURED DURING i roDlf Wenstob. the fighting cowboy fr„ m A.berta^met L with his first defeat m this country when he was out u,<l by Tommy Farr the "uiser-weight champion „f Wales, over six rounds at the Stadium Club
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    153 15 In Annual Match Against Selangor Club (From Our Own Correspondent > Penang, June 2. The annual cricket match between the Selangor Club and the Penang CC. commenced on the Esplanade ground this morning Selangor Club b^.Mfd first on a perfect wicket. but we»e all out before the
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    65 15 Dublin, June I. Subscriptions to the Irish Sweep total £1.935.627. The prize fund li £1.160,900. The following Malayans have drawn horses: NONIE. Segamat. Johore. has drawn I Royal Flush (LM *****). LOKE LAM KONGSIE. Old Market Square, Kuala Lumpur, has drawn Tribulation <XL *****).— Reuter. Both these are
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    90 15 Scores Second Win Over Siamese Champion 'From Our Own Correspondent.' Penang, June 2. A crowd of well over 4,000 saw Young Tarley. the Filipino feather-weight brxer from Singapore, score his second victory over the Siamese champion Nai Smaru. In a 12 rounds contest at the Fun and Frolic
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    58 15 American Sets Up New World Record Cambridge, Mass., June 3. A new world pole jump record of 14 feet 5^ inches was set by Keith Brown, former Yale University student. The previous world record of 14 feet 3 3 8 inches was held by William Graber. v/ho vaulted
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    246 15 Rain Brings Early End To Match (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur. June 2. Rain marred the Stonor Shield match between the Selangor InJian Association and the Eurasians, played today at the former's ground and the sides shared the points. The Eurasians innings realised 142 runs. Doctors G
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    174 15 Selecting Team To Represent Singapore The committee of the Singapore Bad minton Association has been requested to help the Third Singapore Chinese Sports Meet, m selecting a badminton team to represent Singapore m the Malayan Chine.^' Athletic meet, to be held m Penang during the August holidays. A
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    143 15 Melbourne. Vie, .May 16. An Australian bowling team will visit South Africa at the beginning of next year, leaving Melbourne by the Themistocles about Dec 18 next and arriving at Durban on Jan 10 The party will return m the same vessel from Cape Town on Mar
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    30 15 London, June 3. R. E. S. Wyatf has accepted them vitation to captain England m the first Test match which starts at Not- tingham on June 15. Reuter
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    2937 16 Last Wicket Falls Eight Minutes Before Time SULLIVAN THE HERO OF DAY Dismissed Last Three European Batsmen In Nine Balls THE annual cricket fixture between the Europeans and The Rest, for the cup presented by Mr. Conrad Clarke, saw a thrilling
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    104 16 Singapore's Team To Play The Negri THE following have been selected to play for Singapore at cricket versus Negri Sembiian at the S.C.C. on Saturday. Sunday, and Monday R. A. Ashworth (capt.), 11. N. Balhetchet. Pte. Battye, H. Boon, W. K. M. Haxworth, A. S. A. Jansen, W.
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    110 16 Tournament Ties For Tomorrow T Ties for tomorrow m the Tanglin Club lawn tennis tournament are a* follows: Women's Doubles Handicap Mrs. Douglass and Mrs. Hammonc <phis 4) vs. Mrs. Scott- Ram and Mrs Ablitt (plus 15). Mixed Doubles Handicap Mr. and Mrs. Strickland (owe 3) vs
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    18 16 Tomorrow's tie m the R.S.Y.C. lawi tennis tournament is between Nathai and the winner of Cooke vs. Wright
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    123 16 Smith's Double Ccmim For l)orbvshiic London, UI Closing scores rot th r the county cricket started on Saturday At Lord- Middles ior 86). Olouce ter 74 for thi At the Oval: Bum v I7J lor 17). Essex |gg for At Bradford Kent m isi. (Freeman six For 47
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