The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 12 June 1935

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,598. ESTD. 1835. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1935 10 CFVTS
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  • Article
    Japan Shakes The Mailed Fist In North China
    243 1 SIR FREDERICK LEITH-ROSS' VISIT TO CHINA IMPORTANT STEP BY BRITAIN France And U.S. Also To Send Experts London, June 11. F. \L and business circles -ted m China whose opi- i ar has not been available lie Whitsun holidays, hail •intment of
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    FOUL PLAY?
    35 1 Reuter Wireless Amiens. June 9. hundred and fifty doctors ut of 200 who attended the Medical Association fjuet were taken ill, some "usly. A police inquiry has opened as foul play is tected.
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    ANTI-BRITISH OUTBURSTS IN ITALY
    149 1 ANTI-BRITISH OUTBURSTS IN ITALY GUARDS POSTED AT EMBASSY II Duce's Indirect Hits Rome, June 8. to the anti-British "feeling aroused by a violent press campaign against Britain m connection with the Italo-Abyssinian dispute, Carabinieri guards have been placed at the British Embassy and. moreover, a large number of plain-clothes detectives
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    VICTIMS OF QUETTA DISASTER
    197 1 Government Sparing No Efforts London, June 11. "THE first of the special hospital trains carrying 277 injured per--1 sons arrived yesterday at Karachi and 036 had by then lelt Quetta. Approximately 100 cases have still to be transferred. No effort is being spared lor the comfort
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    18 1 THE BRITISH PAVILION at the Universal Exhibition m Brussels. 'British week" is fro June 26 to July 2.
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    SOVIET PROTEST
    64 1 Moscow, June 11. The Soviet Embassy m Japan has protested against the alleged violation ot the Soviet frontier on June 3 when a Japano-Manchurian detachment, lying m ambush In Soviet territory, attacked two Red Army frontier guards. The protest demands an investigitlon of the affair, punishment of vhe
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    CHINA SUBMITS
    496 1 Anti-Japanese Boycott To He Called Off Tokio, June 10. The Chinese Government has sent a formal note through the Chinese commander m North China to the Japanese Military Attache unreservedly accept- ing the series of demands by the Japanese military authorities, according to a message from Peiping. GOVERNMENT
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    207 1  - Sin Chew Jit Poh Shanghai, June 11 'THE Japanese troops m North China are not evacuating the territory as previously reported. Japanese troops are arriving Horn Manchukuo continuously In Tientsin. So far. 1.200 Japanese troops have arrived at specified positions around the port. Chinese troops belonging to the 32nd army
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    NANKING GIVES WAY TO DEMANDS
    379 1 Boycott Called Off PRACTICAL ANNEXATION DOTH at home and m North China the Japanese military have demonstrated their absolute dominance. In Japan they have ridden rough-shod over the Foreign Minister. Mr. Hirota, undoing all his efforts to arrive at a rapprochement. In North China they
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    Specialist Rushed To Admiral In Warship
    77 1 Specialist Rushed To Admiral In Warship newspapers have officially been warned to hold off polemics against Britain. Disobedience will incur confiscation of the issue as m the case of the newspaper Ottobre which alleged that Britain had supplied money to Abyssinia and said "if it is war she is looking
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    51 1 Hong Kong, June 11. TI.M.S. Decoy is rushing to Wei- haiwei with a specialist and nurse aboard. It is believed they are to attend Admiral Dreyer, Com-mander-in-Chief of the China Station. A later message from Weihaiwei confirms the news of Admiral Dreyer's illness, the nature oi which is not divulged.
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    LORD PROVOST APOLOGISES FOR EDINBURGH
    184 1 LORD PROVOST APOLOGISES FOR EDINBURGH 'WO POPERY" SCENE A T CEREMONY Directed At Premier Of Australia London. June 10. MOISY protests against the conferment of the Freedom of the City on Mr. Lyons. Prime Minister of Australia, on the ground he is a Roman Catholic were made at the ceremony
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    Diary Of The Week
    423 2 WEDNESDAY. JI'NE I 4! High Water. 7.8 a.m. 6.8 ft.. 7.22 p .m. 7.8 It. Football: S.A.F.A. League, Div. I, S.R.C vs. Wiltshire*, Anson Road Stadium; Div. 111, Abattoirs 1 vs. V.M.C.A.. V.M.C.A. ground; Commercial Cup. S.H.B. vs. Post Office, S.H.B. "round; S.C.C. League. Public Services
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    CONCEALED DRUGS
    100 2 The alleged ingenious concealment OJ 180 tahils of opium and 10 tahils ot Red Lion ehandu proved ot no avail against the vigilance of officers ot the Government Monopolies. The total value of the drug was approximately 5450. The opium was reported to have been secreted m the
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    GENERAL RETURNING
    79 2 Cochin-China Commander At Flagstaff House General Bidon. late Commander ol j the Southern Division of the French! Army m Cochin-China and Cambodia. passed through Singapore yesterday by' tbe d'Artagnan on his way back ti;i France. General Bidon is succeeded by j General Ifouchet who passed through Singapore b
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    SIR A. FITZ ROY DEAD
    56 2 London. June 1. The death is announced of Sii Almeric Fltz Roy. a distinguished British Civil Servant and author oi political works. He had been private secretary to several Cabinet Ministers and a member ot two Royal Commissions. He was a grandson of the 3rd
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  • Letters To The Editor
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      Apathetic Parents
      379 2 SOMETHING SHOULD BE DONE TO ROUSE THEM -INDIFFERENCE TO SONS' CAREERS -NOT ENOUGH MEREL Y TO PAY FEESSPECIAL SCHOOL SHOULD BE ESTABLISHED -SAVE OUR BOYS FROM DRIFTING To The Editor. Sir,— l write Irom the .standpoint of an ex-schoolmaster and a citizen interested m anything said or done
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    SECRET SOCIETIES
    140 2 Feud Leads To Stabbing Of Chinese The menace of secret societies was again exposed m the Singapore police courts yesterday when Mr. Norman Grice. the second magistrate, imposed the maximum sentence of six months' rigorous imprisonment on each of two Chinese. Lee Ah Kiang and Teo Queh Tong
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    RECORDS BROKEN AT CHINESE SPORTS
    1038 2 Continued from page 16) 1 2 inches I —SINGAPORE RECORD. Decathlone (110 metre high hurdles). 1. Tan Yik Keng. 2. Wee Kirn Chwee. Base-ball throw for girls. Final. 1. Miss Chen Chin Young. 2. Miss Uang Yua Kwee. 3. Miss Lew Pee Mai. 4. Miss
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    AIR PIONEERS WILL
    51 2 The late Mr. Edward Henry Hillman. of Geltord Lodge. Gidea Park. Essex, airway and motor pioneer, who died at his home on Dec. 31 last, left estate to the value of .€18.217. He was managing director ol Hillman's Airways. Ltd.. and was at one time a motor-coach
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      750 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS^ WEEK END I l)c Sinapotc BEAUTIBOX JfIXC |> rcs6 Harriet Hubbard Ayer containinß B«i <>«»«•: rci M( f Luxuria Cleansing Cream, Beautifyinx Face Cream. Beautifyinif Face Powder. «lensi«, N J( J^ Eau De Beaute Skin Tonic IW: I;, PRICE $2.50 per box I k i.,,,n P r I
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      250 2 Today's Radio Programmes Singapore ZHI .Owned and Operated by Ra,dio Service Co. of Malaya Ltd.; Wavelength— 49.o metres p.m. 6 Recorded music. 645 News bulletin supplied by Straits Times. Stock and snare report supplied by Fraser and Co. 8.30 Close down. B.B.C.— GSF and GSG Wavelengths 19.82 and 16.86 metres
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    ALLEGED CONTRAVENTION OF POWERS BY GOVERNOR
    1387 3 Question Of Procedure Raised In Supreme Court APPLICATION FOR RULE NISI GRANTED m,haT procedure U to be adopted if proceedings be taken against the VV Governor for a leged contravention of the powers conferred by an inance of the Colony? question was raised In
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    WAR LEADER DIES
    31 3 Berlin, June 5. The death is announced of General I Von Linsingen. aged 85. He was famous as a war-time commander of Germany's Southern Army Reuter Wire- less.
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    Whitsun Traffic Offences
    240 3 $10 FINE FOR PRIVATE TRAFFIC offences during the holiday I week-end did not exceed the nori mal amount. Among the cases before Mr. E. E. ,Colman. the Singapore fifth magistrate. ■yesterday, was one In which Pte. Day Of the Wiltshire Regiment was fined $10 on admitting having
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    33 3 photograph). THE JOIIORE goalkeeper manages to push the ball away m a melee m front of his charge, dur r»<* the Malaya Cup match which the Combined Services won 3 o Free Press
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    AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON
    3410 4 AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON DT OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT London, May 31. KTOTHING has been so important this week as the possibility that France may decide to go oil gold at any moment. Unless it should be the decision cl the united States Supreme Court mak- ing the N.R.A. code
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      40 4 BRACKETT -gc^J^ UPWARD FLOW FILTERS Lose m Head, under 2 feet. \jS\ I Lou first cost. I§# SOLE A n r m t c- M~ jlh mU |IlllKC|O Hft |I^^^Ml7 'INCORPORATED IN S. 3 >^^^" 1 27 Wan? 2 Studios «m
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    306 5 BRITAIN'S Pt'LSE OF STEEL.— Although her Armv and Air Force are outnumbered by those of Continental Powers. Britain still has thf xtrongesl navy afloat to pro ect the Empire's vital trade arteries. This picture shows Il.M.S. Rodney at anchor off Southend. ulurr the \tlantic Fleet assemb t d last month
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      115 5 Again the Leica leads the field, it hii> the widest range of shutter speeds, now also l/iooo see! ASK US FOR A FREE DEMONSTRATION OF THE NEW MODEL IV I SCHMIDT Co. 89 BRAS HAS AH ROAD RAFFLES HOTEL BUILDING SINGAPORE. An atmosphere of old Japktn YOU WILL FALL FOR
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    Murder Trial As Sequel To Knife Death
    646 6 Murder Trial As Sequel To Knife Death Butterworth, June 6. MR. M. J. Haywood. at the Police Court, Nibong Tebal yesterday, committed to the Assizes for trial a fisherman named lie Ah' Earn alias Ue Ah Heng, who was brought up on the charge of murder of Tan Chye Keat,
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    MIXED BATHING BANNED
    309 6 MAYOR OF PEIPING'S RULING Considered Contrary To Good Morals Peiping. JUIR Yuan Liang, the Mayor ol IVI Peipins, has banned mixed bathing m the Municipal Swimming Pool on the ground that it is contrary to good morals. Mr. Chen Pao-shu. Secretary-General of the Municipal Government, recently called
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    NOISE BLAMED
    202 6 Shorthand Association Loses Members 'From Our Own Correspondent. > Kuala Lumpur. June 5. The report of the Shorthand WritersAssociation of Malaya, to oe presented at the annual general meeting tomorrow at 8. Holland Road. Kuala Lumpur, states that the membership at the end of last year was 25
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    MR. ROBERT CHARTERS
    93 6 Death At Sea On His Way To England (From Our Own Correspondent.* Kuala Lumpur, June 10. News has reached Kuala Lumpur of the death at sea of Mr. Robert Charter aged 75, who had been m Malaya since 1896. He was Clerk of Works. P.W.D.. for many
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    PASTORS RELEASED
    53 6 All eighteen Berlin June 5. V i££sifeSL achsenbur g concentration been released. They were «f tS^Na^ r fferent tlmes b ™*r 01 tne Nazi Government of Sixnnv ter 7ol" S^T? b V lhe ""MSB for the Interior. Dr Frick wp sumably after numerous petitions from the confessional movement
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    REBELS APOLOGISE
    116 6 Shot Down British Plane In Iraq By Mistake When Arab horsemen brought back the bodies ot the two British airmen shot down m Iraq-Pilot Officer Newman and Aircraftman Hawkins, they said that when they shot down the i aeroplane they had no idea it was a British machine.
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    SCHOOL IN GARDEN OF EDEN SETTING
    515 6 I Educating Children Among j Flowers And Fruit A T the concluding session of the New Ideals m Education Conference at Lady Margaret Hall. Oxford. Sir Richard Paget said he earnestly believed that m the ideal system of national education there would be no
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    BOWED BEFORE GODDESS OF CHANCE
    434 6 Gamblers Caught In Chinese Temple Penang, June 8. FOLLOWING a raid by detectives L on the Chinese Temple at Bukit Gambiar yesterday morning, eight persons were charged before the magistrate. Mr. J. P. Biddulph m the police court today. The first six accused. Lee Boon
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    Employers Under Fire On 40-Hour Issue
    313 6 Employers Under Fire On 40-Hour Issue see a type of mind working he thought dead long ago. It was better to take a chance with the tuUire than to endorse the employers' view that God has wound up the clack and thrown the key away The American Government understood a
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    NEW CURE FOR MALARIA
    95 6 CLAIM BY s«,vift New Preparation U yNTIL recently considoivd the n llfl h mg malaria H ers have not al* *offc its effect and quij cure every tor,. requires lenfthi >r.fc cation and badh system lfl nen^ Soviet KtontUti extensive ratearcl andasaresi.lt.,.. hl > Prob^ tion
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    9 6 the llessa* rArtacnan v dv am. It sails at
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      65 6 7zi«/ To Get > //ere Quicker fc^^^l I "We've Due |L __J HI I Through II II I From China TO GE7 4 l)Rl>h Oh HMIB ORANGEPOP 1 I JBp^ m /ii iH Ii /T^s ORANGEPOP "Perhaps not on the world's record..." declared the 'Merry Trio.' "Nevertheless, the tempting flavour
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    SUBMARINES ARRIVE
    67 7 submarines Rover iLt.-Comm. j Stocker), Regent <Lt.-Comm. H. I onway) and Regulus (Lt.-Comm 8. Garwood), arrived m Singa- j rpom Penang yesterday afternoon, j 1 T are joining the 4th Flotilla, j na Station, m accordance with the rouping of submarines announced First Lord of the Admiralty m
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    30 YEARS' GAOL
    57 7 Spanish Tribunal Sentences Catalonian Rebels j Madrid. June 5. The maximum sentence of thirty years* imprisonment demanded by the prosecution was passed by the Tribunal of Constitutional Guarantees on seven members of the Catalonian Government for participation m the revolt last October. The verdict was approved by
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    KINSHIP OF NAMES
    75 7 Melbourne, Victoria, i The Melbourne City Council finance committee decided at its last meeting not to support the appeal from Melbourne, Derbyshire, for assistance m raising £100 to repair the bells m the 800-year-old church. The appeal was sent by the vicar and church wardens of Melbourne,
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    Cut Three New Teeth At 102!
    94 7 Melboui'uc. Mrs. Isabel Munro, daughter of a soldier who fell In the Indian Mutiny, j was entertained by 4.000 people at a I dance In honour of her 102 nd birthday. Mrs. Munro danced with her "baby" son Jim. who is 62 and with
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    HAD WRONG MAN
    177 7 Court Frees Dutch-Born Chinese The iinal echo of the arrest ot a young Dutch-born Chinese. Tjhin Nam i Hiong. alias Tarn Nam Lioeng. on May 20 ra a provisional warrant issued locally on instruct ions from the Medan police was heard yesterday before Mr. H. A. Forrer.
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    GAOL SENTENCE FOR EX-SERGEANT
    172 7 Breach Of Trust And False Declaration A sentence totalling seven weeks' rigorous imprisonment was imposed yesterday by Mr. H. A. Forrer. the Singapore criminal district judge, on Abdullah bin Jidin, former sergeant of the Beach Road police. Abdullah had originally been charged with criminal breach of
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    48 7 A quiet wedding was solemnised on Saturday morning at St. Joseph's Church, Bukit Nanas, Kuala Lumpur, of Mr. M. Boudville, of the Posts and Telegraphs Department, Kuala Lumpur, and Miss Muriel Vanden Drlesen, daughter of the late Mr. C. Vanden Driesen and Mrs. Vanden Driesen of Kuala Lumpur.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE BIRTH.
    14 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE BIRTH. TO LYDIE. wite ot W. S. W. Parsons. Penang. a daughter.
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    The Singapore Free Press and Daily News WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1935
    895 8 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1935 Basic English Ti is estimated that 1.500 langu- ages are m everyday use m the world today, seme Claiming a wider field than others but none endowed with universality. The multiplicity iof languages Ls a censtant reminder Of the story ot the
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    DAY TO DAY
    293 8 Mrs. G Waugh-Scott has returned to Peru k from home. His Highness the Sultan of Selangor is on a visit to Kuala Kangsar. Capt R. L. Phillips of the 2 20th Burma Rifles, has been granted leave from Aug. 1. to Oct. 31. 1935. Mr. H. L.
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    " Sakai Express"
    1966 8  - Sakai Express" AUTOLYCUS Anecdotal Account Of A kK,;i. Journey In The Jwi<ii c BY Gemas (to say nothing of its golf course) prompts some historical reflections on the subject of the East Coast railway and Bahau leads to comments on local aviation. Hoio the rubber industry has robbed Malaya. Track
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      41 8 "HOW IS EVERYTHING at your house asked the friend of a young husband. "Oh, she's all right," was the response. Happy homes have their contents protected by GAFLAC POLICIES. GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION. LTD. Hongkong Bank Chambers. Telephone 6480.
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    Fresh Development In The Philip Hoalim Case
    575 9 Fresh Development In The Philip Hoalim Case I LlloHUiNllbl DemailCl For Fr^ll OnM cu ICSU 111 WHtin^ l THAT the answers to certain inter1 rogatories were dishonest, misleading and an abuse of the process ()1 the court, was the submission of plaintiff's counsel when two applications, adjourned from chambers. were
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    PARALYSED BY A FALL
    168 9 AI-TAIN BREDEN BERG'S Singapore Frc, Pre- has received trom a correspondent the news of an ■idont which has seriously affectthe so;, career of Capt. F. Brefor many years well known i Pasl »nd (Knpnioii,, r,- le m Singacommander of the cabl > Pat: fint Breef hero
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    HENRY PU YI
    92 9 Not Tv Visit Imnerh. Tomhs Xi <U lomns Cipinji' Tl Tientsin, June 11. report that a permanent res'dV lCv lnr Mr- Henry P» Vi mow Emperor Kang Teh ol Manehukuo. is being prepared here is branded m official Japanese quarters as nonsense and the "wildest flight ol
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    18 9 Ml. M Reei who eolle^r^t TS SZ2 riWJS sn ,ni Ahrc Government English noon l °F °n Thursd^
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    82 9 Latest Rubber And lin Prices <From Our Own Correspondent* RUBBER: London. June 11. gpot ,Sellers) 6 316 d ,Gii6d., <Buyers> 6 116 d. <6d.> October-December 6 1132 d. (6932 d.» January-March 61'2d. (6fl6d.i April-June 6-VJ. (6 9 16d.) ""%.,<*. i^i^ J"ly 12-75 '1268 bid) Liverpool London fune 11
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      442 9 I I TRIPLE- PURPOSE LUGGAGE 1 p I "THE TRINITY CASE" I ARE AT ONCE APPARENT /^»PW TH, S SPLENDID #WIS MTM ITY ADTiri c /^fe^ W UTILITY ARTICLE y^^^ SHOULD FILL A JSt AY LONG FELT m \W j%fBfcwW \A/ AM T al a¥ W aT \S3v\ \v WmW,
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      ROYAL EXCHANGE PAYS 30 PER CENT.
      2300 10 British Recovery Aids In Dividend Increase j THE two hundred and fifteenth annual general court of the Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation was held last month at the Royal Exchange, London. Mr. Vivian Hugh Smith (the governor* said: The total premium income of the Life
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      98 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association June 11. 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers No. I. X. R. S. S. in cases (FOB. June) 20 7 8 21 Good F.A.Q. in cases (F.O.B. Juno 20 5 16 20 7 16' No. I. X. R.S.S. i Spot-loose) I awardable Singapore) 20^ 205 8
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      Singapore Produce Prices
      103 10 Singapore Produce Prices June 11 Gambier JJJ Java Cube Hamburg Cube JJ_I Muntok White Pepper 25.00 White Pepper 5 uu Copra. Sundried 4.65 Copra, mixed 4 -30 Small Flake Tapioca 4.W R. B. Siam No. 1 WJJ Blanja Jelotong 5.75 Sarawak Jelotong p-75 R. Siam I W.C. No. 1 per
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      Petrol And Kerosene Prices
      102 10 June U Shell and Fish Kerosene per Unit of 2 x 4- gallon tins 4 86 Crown. Cross and Dragon Kerosene per Unit of 2x4 gallon tins $4.46 Shell Motor Epirit ex pump per British Imperial Gallon 82 Shell Motor Spirit in 4gallon drums per British
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      Exchange Rates
      240 10 June 11 London. 4 months' sight 2 4 1 32 London. 3 months' sight 2 4 London, 60 days' sight 2 3 31 32 London. 30 days' sight 2 3 15 16 London, demand 2 3 29 32 London. T.T. 2 3 29 32 Lyons and Paris, demand
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      MARKET UNCERTAINTY
      89 10 Dealers Keep Nervous Eye On French Troubles London, June 5. On the Stock Exchange today, business was very quiet but despite the political troubles in France and the continued uncertainty in America, the markets generally continued being resistant. The franc weakened early, and British Control entered the market
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      146 10 General Tone Continue.* Good Lond'in. hSM i, The stock Exchange rul owing to the fortnlghtl. eluding today but the i tinned good, an ontst bting ttu substantial ac- •ucai equipment iharei o Transport electrification commodities rule quiet ecitainUes in America q<] reign Exchange! u:\ely quiet bur Sterling ri.
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      SUGAB SUBSIDY
      47 10 To He Continued Another Year With Modification:* London JttM I A financial resolution has ty providing for the necessary lutbority Tor continuance of the ittgar lubsid: with certain modification- I alter Aug. 31, next It is proposed, however. tinue payment of the molasses. Reuter WUfkSI
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      14 10 Jimah Rubber Estates 1 that the output from iti was 26.500 lb.
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    69 11 Death Of Famous Actor, Author And Manager London, June 5. George Grossmith. the actor, author and theatrical manager, has died. Gi ssmith made his first appearance in "Morocco Bound" in London. Later he played in many popular plays in both England and America, and also in the films
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    519 11  -  Ely Culbertson by Worlds Champion Player And Greatest Card Analyst BIDDING AND PLAY THROUGH these daily newspaper articles I receive a great many letters each day asking questions on problems of bidding and play. I derive much pleasure in answering these letters and many interesting hands are
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    136 11 Questions In House Of London, June 4. In the House of Commons. Mr. A. C. Moreing (Con.. Preston asked Mr. Douglas Hacking. Financial Secretary to the War of Office, whether, when considering the plans for rebuilding the army barracks in Hong Kong, he would consider the necessity
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    574 12 LONE GRAVE OF SAILOR IN ARCTIC ICE Explorer Finds Clue To Fate Of Franklin A FEW rusty nails and cannon balls, some blue cloth, canvas and rotted wood discovered in the Arctic by Mr. Francis Kennedy Pease, the 28-year-old explorer, may throw new light on the fate
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    120 12 Twelve Months' Hard Labour For Chinese Master rcllowing the discovery of a Mauser pistol. 94 rounds of ammunition and filir ammunition clips in a speciallyconstructed chest, which had been inseniously hidden on board a fishing junk, a junk master and his two sons were arrested in Hong
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    73 12 King Honours Japanese For Chusan Rescue The King has been pleased, on the recommendation of the President of the Board of Trade, to award the Silver Medal for Gallantry in Saving Life at Sea (Foreign Services) the crew of the Japanese salvage steamer Yusho Maru in recognition
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    73 12 The most southerly port of South America, Magallanes (formerly Punta Arenas), is having an unexpected development. It was believed that it had been ruined by the cutting of the Panama Canal. But the extension of sheep-farming en both sides of the Magellan Straits has revived its trade,
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    133 12 Welsh Owners' First Orders In Three Years The first contract for new ships placed by Welsh owners for three years has been concluded by Sir William Reardon Smith and Sons, of Cardiff. Orders have been given for the building of several cargo steamers at a North of
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    107 12 World's Oldest Ship Ready For Further Service The oldest ship in actual use is stated to be the schooner Lisa, built for the Swedish Navy In 1799. says The Nautical Magazine. She has just been caulked j and repainted for further service. The Lisa is built of oak
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    2428 15  -  Argus =gE^___ g MM _^__^__2-_-_' -i m.%K4M7j u mv-c-oo, tt nun g_)_f A I JUNE 12, Mk -Sports A/ores 1935. Compiled lajfkdjfkjd Enclosing Padang Not Justified By Results? Negri Sembilan Dogged By Bad Luck—Penangs Slashing Win Malay States Carry Off Tennis Honours Malaya Cup Soccer
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    132 15 BATTING Dr. H. O. Hopkins (Penang vs. Selangor) 103 'I' I\ fP_nnn<r 1. t%. MJ. ncnaii \i m«»"H vs. Selangor) 84 H. B. Noon (Selangor vs. Penang) 59 W. H. McNeill (Singapoie vs. N.S) M H. Boon (Singapore vs. N.S.) 51 C. N. Reed (Penang vs. Selangor)
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    SPORTS ITEMS IN BRIEF
    120 15 Paris. June 10. Australia has eliminated France lrom the Davis Cup by three matches to two. The remaining results were Crawford beat Boussus 2—6. 6—4. 6-4 3-6. 9—7. Merlin beat McGrath 6—4 5-7. 6—3. 6— 4.— Reuter Berlin. June 10 Germany eliminated Italy bv foui matches
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    SAPPERS TAKE SECOND DIVISION POINTS
    529 16 Police More Experienced But Less Game* PARSONS IN FORM R.E. II 3 Police 2. GAMENESS and not skill, earned the Sappers a close win of three goals to two over the Police team in the second division of the League on the S.R.C. Padang yesterday.
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    271 16 STONER SHIELD POINTS FOR Y. M. C. A. Tamils Beaten By 25 Runs From Our Own Correspondent > Kuala Lumpur, June 9. IN the Stonor Shield competition played at their own ground on Saturday, the Y.M C.A. gained full points when they defeated the T P C.A by 25 runs.
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    145 16 ALL TAIPING PLAYERS IN FINALS (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, June 11. rE North Perak tennis championships were brought to a successful conclusion yesterday the finals all being contested by Taiping players no serious challenge coming from Krian or Kuala Kangsar. Chin Sen Boo retained the singles
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    159 16 The following ties will be played oil at the Clerical Union hall at the weekend Saturday. 15th, 2.30 p.m.. Junior Singles Third round: Low Poh Hye vs. Low Seah Chuan Tan Puay Hee vs. Chan Seak Choon Wan Chin Inn vs. Sim Yeo Lim P. Balasingam vs. Tan Kim
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    188 16 TailgHn Club Tournament Tne following are the results of yesterdays ties in the Tanglin ciub j tennis tournament Ladies Doubles Handicap Mrs. Sturgess and Mrs. Strickland plus 2 beat Mrs. and Miss Pierrepont Scr. 6 1, 16—2. Mixed Doubles Handicap: Miss Allen and T. M. A. Chestnutt Scr.
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    36 16 The Keppel Golf Club June monthly medal (stroke) will be played for on Saturday and Sunday. The qualifying round for st James Cup will be played off in conjunction with the June Medal.
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    65 16 The following will represent the S.R.C. in a first division soccer match against the Wiltshires today at Anson Road Stadium: J. Edwards: H. C. Humphries, T. Albuquerque (cant R. Barth. H. V. Street. W. P. Gomes- G C. Ross, J. A. Reutens, A. M. Valbera o a A Y a
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    RECORDS BROKEN AT CHINESE SPORn
    306 16 Concluded POH KIM SEN G SUCCESS COl ilBN n, u set up out o Monday, the r third Chinese Wy, Jalan Besar Stul. Of these fall cords and one i cord, this belm M high jump pertora Malayan record, pole-vault <m. baseball throw 400 girls..
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    856 16 Selangor Win Badminton Tournament AND JOINT HOLDERS WITH PENANG OF CUP FOR WOMEN (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh. June 11. rE greatest excitement prevailed during Monday afternoon's session of the triangular badminton tournament between Perak, Selangor and Penang, owing to the very narrow division in points. E\entually Selangor by the
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