The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 19 June 1935

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,604 ESTD. 1835. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1935 M CENTS.
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    ISPECTOR NUNN ACQUITTED AT MALACCA ASSIZES
    923 1 Culpable Homicide Charge Dropped NOT GUILTY ON SECOND COUNT (From Our Special Correspondent) Malaeca, June 18. AFTER 72 minutes' deliberations the jury this afternoon returned a verdict by a majority of six to one of "not guilty" on the second charge i_;iinst Inspector Nunn,
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    29 INJURED IN TRAIN SMASH
    52 1 London. June 18. A PASSENGER_traJ_- from Glas- m i rashed into the buffers at the terminus at Gourock this morning md 19 people were injured. three seriously. The majority of passengers were wund t»r holiday resorts and intended to board a pleasure steamer ■it Gourock.
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    ANGLO-U. S. TALKS ON CHINA BEGUN
    148 1 Efforts To Secure Identical A Washington, June 18. DESIRE to secure an identical Anglo-American attitude towards tvents in North China is suggested by the meetings this week of Sir Ronald Lindsay, the British Ambassador with Mr. Phillips, Under-Secretary of State. Both are reticent but
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    BAD NEWS FOR
    57 1 It is understood that the Cabinet committee which has been examining Mr. Lloyd George's New Deal has decided to report to the Cabinet that the plans do not oiler any advantages over thos? already contemplated bv the Government. It is understood the committee regard the proposals as
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    CHINA APPEALS
    33 1 Adamantine Japanese Attitude London. June 17. Reuter learns that China has made representations to London in connection with the Japanese invasion of Hopei. with special reference to the Nine Power Treaty.
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    ORDERED OFF
    83 1 Governor Of Nebraska Stops Tramcars Omaha. June 18. Using his lull powers of military dictatorship, the Governor of Nebraska has ordered all tramcars off the streets of Omaha following the tram company's failure to meet his demand to appoint an arbitrator with a view to settling the tram
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    TORGLER RELEASED
    38 1 Berlin, June 14. Ernst Torgler. the Communist leader who has been in gaol since the Reichstag fire in February. 1933. although subsequently acquitted of participation in it.— has been liberated. Reuter Wireless Torgler has renounced Communism.
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    KALLANG SAWMILLS
    102 1 The Government has granted the petition of the Kallang sawmill owners to be given an area of sea frontage on the Rattles Reclamation area. In consequence of Mr. Quo Tai Chi's visits to the Foreign Office last week, .he British Government is making spe?ial inquires in Tokio and
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    SETTLEMENT CONFIRMED
    19 1 Tientsin, June 18. Alter conferring with a representative of the Charhar Government. General Dohihara confirmed the settlement
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    LONDON TO AFRICA AND BACK IN ONE DAY
    92 1 LONDON TO AFRICA AND BACK IN ONE DAY London, June 18. A REMARKABLE flight to Africa and back in one day by light aeroplane has been achieved by the aircraft designer Captain W. E. Percival. He left Gravesend at 1.30 a.m. for Oran. a distance of 1.400 miles and arrived
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    News From All Parts
    329 1 Lord Carson— Has made an astonishing recovery and bulletins are being discontinued. Identified Eleven out of the 14 killed in the Welwyn railway disaster, have now been identified, later cases being a Luton man's recognition of the mutilated remains of his wife, his two year-old son
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    A GRAVE VIEW
    80 1 Kwantung Army And Recent Incidents Shanghai. June 18. The Kwantung army is reported to be taking a grave view of two incidents of which headquarters in Changchun have just learned today. The first occurred on June 11. when a group 15 or 1G troops are alleged to
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    BRITISH TRADE IT
    155 1 £lfi,ooo.oo<> Increase For Five Months London, June 1". The higher standard of oversea trade which has been noted each month of the current year was maintained in May, for which month the Board of Trade returns are published. Imports for the month were valued at €64,532.286. as
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    NAVAL AGREEMENT
    24 1 London, June IK. It is learned officially that an AngloGerman naval agreement was reached this morning on the points hitherto discussed. Reuter
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    CEREMONIAL ON H.M.S. LABURNUM
    767 1 CEREMONIAL ON H.M.S. LABURNUM Ship Handed Over To The Colony GOVERNOR THANKS ADMIRALTY SPICK and span in her new paint, the British sloop, H.M.S. Laburnum, which patrolled the "Western approaches" to Great Britain during the War and was last in active service in New Zealand, was handed over to the
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    Law Notices For The Day
    75 2 Before tbe Acting: Chief Justice. Sir Samuel Thomas. F.M.S., and Mr. Justice Whitley in the lst. Court at 11 a.m. Fart heard: Appeal No. 2- The Fresh Food and Refrigerating Co.. Ltd. vs, Syme Co. toUowed by:- Appeal No. 3— Re estates settled by Kavena
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    Samuel Pepys
    657 2 Letters To The Editor WAS HE "FATHER OF THE MODERN BRITISH NAVY"? FOUNDATIONS LAID BY THE TUDORS NUCLEUS FRAMED BY ALFRED THE GREAT— CHARLES II AND HIS BROTHER— THE MEDITERRANEAN FLEET To the Editor. Sir. Your remarks In the "As I Was Saying" column on Monday on Pepys
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    Stamp Please!
    38 2 To The Editor. Sir.— l think it would be fair enough to state that when the Municipal Assessor asks house occupiers for information, a stamped addressed envelope should accompany the notice. Yours, etc., JOHN A. SNODGRASS.
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    SALVATION ARMY AND UNEMPLOYMENT
    156 2 To the Editor. Sir,— My attention has been called to a letter in this morning's issue of The Singapore Free Press signed by one "Help." Which apart from creating a wrong impression, associates The Salvation Army with a definite appeal for help for Relief Funds at
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    227 2 Bride And Groom Both From Australia A large number of friends, among them several Australians, attended the wedding at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday afternoon, of Miss Edna Trenker. youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Trenker. of Melbourne, and Mr. Charles J. Brooker. of Messrs. Dobb and Co.. son
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      426 2 NOTICES. ~i-i-H--'-M_BflM-B_^-H_l-^_HB_i_^_BHMBBBHM^BH^BH_BHHHH^^^' PERAK TURF CLUB JULY MEETING 1935. lsl DAY. SATURDAY. JUNE >9th. 1935 hid WEDSDAY. JULY 3rd. 1935 3rd SATURDAY. JULY ftk, 1935 ENTRIES CLOSE AT 3 p.m. ON WEDNESDAY. THE 19th OF JUNE 1935. The Subscriptions lor Visiting Members shall be MEN $10.LADIES $5 lor the Meeting or
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      184 2 Diary Of The Week WEDNESDAY. JI NE 19. High Water. 1.15 a.m. 8.3 it.. Football: S.A.F.A. League. Div. I. R A. vs. Wiltshires, Anson Road Stadium; Commercial Cup. POvorsea Chinese Bank vs. M.P.H.. Y.M.C.A ground. Merchants and Services. padang; Inter-School, Spore English School II vs. AngloChinese School 11. lilt RSI)
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      131 2 'Continued from col. 4). the Hippodrome Theatre, Birmingham. 9.35 Empire Bookshelf— No. 8. Reading of extracts from "The Kruger National Park" by C. A. Yates. 9.50 The Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra relayed from the Pavilion, Bournemouth. 10.35 Austen C room -Johnson, composer and creator of "Soft Lights and Sweet Music." playing
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      149 2 Today's Radio I Programmes Singapore ZHI (Owned and operated by Radio Service Co. of Malaya Ltd.) Wavelength— 49.9 metres p.m. 6 Recorded music. 6.45 News bulletin supplied by Straits Times. Stock and share report supplied by Fraser and Co. 8.30 Close down. B.B.C— GSF and GSG Wavelengths— l9.B2 and 1t».86
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    Alleged Transfer Of House By Undue influence
    187 3 Alleged Transfer Of House By Undue influence $3,Q42 IN MONEY AND $1,985 JEWELLERY INVOL VED T w h^ ann e the appeal ol Mr j nf tho loom against the findings ?LW f CUng Chief Justice M^ Justice Burton, who ordered the expunging and h^ 81 f a hoUse in
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    REVOLT FLAMES IN DESERT
    671 3 rRIBES OUT OF HAND IN IRAQ CRISIS Arabs Shoot Down Royal Air Force Plane Al-TER an absence of fourteen' rs, I have just re- visited and while I found everywhere i of progress, both in a spiritnational and in a purely i sense, which delighted me,
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    COMPLAINT RY GIRL
    149 3 Request To Hear Charge In Chambers 'From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lu 111 pin-. June 17 Before Mr. F. K. Wilson in the Kuala Lumpur police court today, the summons case which Selvam. a fifteen-year-old schoolgirl brought against Miss Olson lor voluntarily causing hurt was mentioned and
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    STARRING CHARGE
    79 3 •From Our Own Correspondent I Johore Bahru. June 17. Mr. J. B Weiss, first magistrate. Johore Bahru. spent fifteen minutes In the court this morning, there being only three cases. Arumugam, a Tamil, pleaded guilty to charge of stabbing another Tamil at about 11.30 p.m. last night at
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    DROWNED IN WELL
    69 3 A 17-year-old Boyanese girl was drowned in a well in a Jurong rubber estate on Monday. It appears that the girl went to the well with her younger brother and was taking a bath when she fell in. The boy's cries summoned his parents, and the girl
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    38 3 Mr. J. N. D. Harrison. Probationary A.C.P.. Sitiawan. has been transferred to Kuala Lumpur, where he will stay for about two months to study Chinese and thereafter will proceed to Canton for further study of the Cantonese language.
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    BRITISH MIGRANTS IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA
    343 3 BRITISH MIGRANTS IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA Repatriation Scheme Opposed C tin hpi*i*'i Y"HE repatriation of British migrants lrom Western Australia has been discussed by the Premier of Western Australia .Mr. Collier), the Minister tor L ne Interior (Mr. Paterson), and the representative of the British Government flir E T. Crutchley>. During
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    Withdrawal Of The Appeal By Mr. "A" Allowed
    122 3 Withdrawal Of The Appeal By Mr. "A" Allowed ORDER FOR DEPOSIT MONEY TO BE REPAID THE appeal of Mr. A. one of the three local solicitors involved in the recent motion by the Solicitor-General to show cause, was mentioned yesterday lin the Court of Appeal before Mr. Justice Burton (Acting
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    TRADE MARK CASES
    106 3 Dealer In Gramophone Needles Fined Two cases under the Merchandise Marks Ordinance came up before Mr H. A. Forrer. the Singapore criminal district judge, on Saturday. The proprietor of Chop Lee Teo Heng. of New Bridge Road, was fined $20 for being in possession of gramophone needles
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    19 3 Mr. W. L Blythe, who recently returned from leave, has been appointed to act as Protector of Chinese. Penang
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    AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON
    3429 4 AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON London, June 7. FIVE minutes ago your corres- pondent was sitting in a room in the basement of Broadcasting House, listening to a running commentary on the Derby by the famous racing correspondent Bob Lyle. But in the modern world ol modern news live minutes
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    210 5 OMBINED ARMY \M> NAVY REVIEW al the Great Lines (hat ham. in honour of the Kins'* Birt May. Admiral Sir Huuh Tweedie. K.C.8.. Ccmmander-m-Chief. The Nore. inspected the tones and took the salute .BINET CHANGES.— Mr. Ramsay MacDonald b s<<n -biting Pawning Strcel 'as Prime Minister for the last time,
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    Scenic Ocean Drive On Land Won From Waves
    701 6 Scenic Ocean Drive On Land Won F rom Waves MALACCAS "HEALTH" BOULEVARD From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, June 16. A BEAUTIFUL boulevard may Jine Malacca's sea-front within a few years. It may rival Singapore's Esplanade. About threequarters of a mile in length, it will front Banda Hilir Road from a
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    HUSBAND IS WED TWICE, SAYS WIFE
    205 6 Divorce Sought (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June 17. *T*HE divorce petition by Muriel Florence O'Hara for the dissolution of marriage with Grenville O'Hara. formerly attached to the Forest Department. Rawang. was heard today by Mr. Justice Cussen in the Kuala Lumpur Supreme
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    $50 Reward In Hunt For Seladang Slayer
    79 6 Kuala Lipis. June 16. It would appear that a correct tally has been taken of the wild animals in Pahang. as a reward of $50 is being offered for infoimation leading to the arrest cf any person or persons suspected of killing a
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    40 6 Tungku Mustapha ibni Tungku Besar Burhanuddin. C.M.G.. of Negri Sembilan. proceeds on July 1 on transfer to the Supreme Court. Kuala Lumpur, as Acting Assistant Registrar in the place of Enche Ahmad bin Haji Husin who goes on long leave.
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    52 6 YANKEE, THE AMERICAN YACHT owned by Mr. Gerard Lambert, arriving at Gosport after crossing the Atlantic to compete in the Jubilee races against the pick of English yachts. Yankee is the first American yacht to compete in English waters for 40 years. She was built in 1930 at a cost
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    Japanese Found Hanging By Wire From Rubber Tree
    147 6 Seremban, June 15. |\>|K. J. Calder. sitting as Coroner.' wa spent practically the whole of this morning recording evidence in an inquest on Mr T. Matsumoto. a Japanese merchant recently residing at Kajang but for over six years a resident of Seremban
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    SMALLPOX AND SUICIDE
    149 6 Steamer's Unlucky Voyage From Chma •"THE K.P.M. steamer Van Heutsz 2.700 tons net. has had an unlucky' voyage from China ports. When she arrived in Singapore on Monday night her master. Captain Helleman. reported that one among the thousand deck passengers had contracted smallpox while another was
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    SENIOR ENGINEER AT PENANG
    156 6 Appointment Of Mr. F. G. Coales Expected Penang. Mr. Francis George Coales. Senior Executive Engineer. P.W.D.. who is due back from home leave in the first week of July, is expected to become Senior Executive Engineer. Penang. when Mr. I R. H. MoCleland goes on leave
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    SUICIDE BY HANGING
    63 6 Body Of Cantonese Woman Found In Room Penang. The body oi a Cantonese woman. aged 46. was found hanging by a rope in her room at No. 232. Brick Kain Road, last week She had tied the rope to a bamboo pole stretched across the room, and
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    MOTHER INDIA
    84 6 <From Our Own Correspondent.* Johore Bahru. June Hi. Under the auspices of the IndiaCeylOO Association. Johore Bahru. yesterday evening. Mr. U. J. Chandra Raj. editor of Forward. Singapore, delivered a lecture on "The past glories of India H in Tamil. Mr. Rajangam presided. The speaker exorted Indians to
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    TAPPER ACQUITTED
    58 6 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. June 16. The complainant being absent,' Sinnasamy, a rubber tapper, was today acquitted by the Johore magistrate of a charge of attempted assault on Mr. C. H. Toussaint, manager of H.H. the I Sultan of Johore 's estates at Pasir Plangie and
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    Gamblers Surprised By Police
    389 6 FINE OF $20 IMPOSED ON GOLDSMITH Penang. BEFORE Mr. J. P. Biddulph in the police court, a goldsmith named Teng Heng was charged that he, being the occupier of No. 209, Argyll Road, did use the premises as a common gaming house. Accused claimed trial when
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    Registration Of Mine Managers
    105 6 NEW SECTION NOT FAVOUREL (From Our Own Correspondent Ipoh, June |s PRESIDING at the annual meet the Perak Mining and Planting Atsociation, yesterday. Mr. Leong Nam. stated that the Introduction I the Mining Act Amendment oi tj section Number 77. requiring tion of managers of mines
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    23 6 Mr. George Bentinck. Mines Department, is on his way back trom home leave and will, it is reported, be st ed in Ipoh.
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    "BACHELOR OF ARTS"
    160 7 College Romance At The Alhambra Mae Marsh won for herself the admiration of the cinema world when she appeared as the old mother in 'Over the Hills." and in her role In "Bachelor ol Arts." the Fox Film now showing at the Alhambra, there i^ ample demonstration
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    "TROPICAL EXPRESS" FEATURES
    230 7 Modern Revue From Europe At Capitol Europe is most modern, travelling entertainment will be presented at the Capitol from Thursday, June 20. The "Tropical Express" non-stop revue just finished a three weeks' season in Bombay, and four weeks in Calcutta and the papers there have christened the
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      234 7 There is not a foot in this film POSITIVELY THE that does not lure I hmgk To sav i CT aV that it is funny is tosay the least. i-MO I UAY Free Press 17-6-35. 6.15 TONIGHT 9.15 I CAPITOL I N0 to m d a a t nee 'Ihe
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1935 Singapore Pilates
    1006 8 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1935 Singapore Pilates A RECENT news paragraph to the effect that the Singapore Aftercare Association is unable any longer to carry out its primary aim. namely, to secure employment for discharged prisoners and that the co-operation of the Salvation Army should be sought
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    DAY TO DAY
    169 8 M.r. L. C. Simpson Gray. Deputy Public Prosecutor, Perak, and Mis Simpson Gray are spending a holiday at Fraser's Hill. rnM F Qf J R ilne of tne Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ipoh. is in Batu Gajah Hospital suffering from a severe attack ot tonsillitis. It is
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    As I Was Saying
    542 8 Bangkok 's Tricycle Taxis Diplomatic Flowers Of Speech TTO the already crowded streets and narrow thoroughfares of the Siamese capital has come an additional form of licensed traffic— the tricycle taxi, writes our Bangkok correspondent. These are built up of an ordinary bicycle as far as
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    A utobiography
    1053 8 MOST ol that first winter after his retirement Sir Jerome Wynnaby spent in the great library of Rising Manor, recently purchased from the impoverished Rising family. There, beneath the gilt frames of other people's ancestors painted by Reynolds and so forth, his feet scraping impatiently over priceless Persian
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      61 8 PILLION-RIDING, it is stated by the police, seems to be declining in popularity. They have evidently noticed a falling off. Motor Cycles and Cars should be covered by "GAFLAC" MOTOR POLICIES which pay for loss of or damage to the vehicle and assume the owner's liability to the public. GENERAL
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    BUILDING AN INTERNATIONAL CONGREGATION
    1523 9 Aims Of The Church Expounded By Archdeacon Graham White ANNUAL MEETING OF SAINT ANDREW'S MISSION "•THE aim is to build an international congregation. I do not want to see any one race predominating in any of our communions and I like further to see them worship
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    GOVERNOR ON TOUR THIS WEEK
    118 9 Penang, K. L., And Seremban HIS Excellency the Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas, attended by the Aide-de-Camp. will begin a tour to Penang. Kedah, Kuala Lumpur, and Seremban, on Thursday. Lady Thomas and Miss Thomas will not accompany His Excellency who will return to Singapore on
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    GENERAL EXECUTED
    61 9 ommander Of Anti-Piracy Troops Canton, June 18. A first-class sensation has been caused by the sadden execution today il Gen. Tsai Teng Hui. commander of ami-piracy troops at Bias Bay, and his chief of staff. Yang Chi Hsuan. who. It is alleged, secretly possessed a vast intlty of
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        RUBBER
        59 9 o m London, June 18. Spot (Sellers) 6 3 16d. (6» 4 d.) 'Buyers) 6 1 16d. (6 3 16d.) Oct.-December 6 11 32d. (6 7 16d Jan.-March 6 15 32d. <6 19 32d April- Juno 65, 8 d. <63 4 d.> Market: Slightly easier. New York, June 18.
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        TIN
        14 9 London, June 18. Spot £229-10-0d. <£227-0-0d> 3 Months €217- 5-0d. £219-10-0d.> Market. Firmer.
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        14 9 London, June 18. New York 4.92*. <4.923 4 Pari s 745 8 <*****»
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        18 9 London, June 18. Silver 32 11 16d. »325 8 d.) Gold 141s 2d. «141s 2d.)
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    176 9 French Government And Naval Talks Paris. June 18. It is believed here that the Government has sent a chilly reply to the naval note. It i.s understood the Government neither refuses to adhere to the agreement in preparation in London nor assents to the understanding on which it
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    25 9 Germain, June 15. Great Britain beat France in the Men's Amateur goll match by 5* 2 points to 3 2 Reuter Wireless.
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    2393 10 Oversea -Chinese Corporation In Sound Position MALAYAN TRADE IMPROVEMENT rE third annual general meeting of the Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd.. was held at its registered office, China Building. Chulia Street Singapore, on Saturday. June 15. with Mr. Chee Swee Cheng, chairman of the Board of
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    93 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association June 18. 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers No. I. X. R. S. S. in cases (F.0.8. Juno> 21 21^ Good F.A.Q. in cases F.0.8. Juno) 20 l /2 90% No. I. X. R.S.S. (Spot loose) (awardable Singapon 20% 10% No. I. X. RS.S. July 21
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    98 10 June 18. Gambler g.OO Java Cube }0.00 Hamburg Cube 10.00 Muntok White Pepper 21.00 White Pepper 1900 Copra. Sundried 4.35 Copra, mixed 4.00 Small Flake Tapioca 4.00 R. B. Siam No. 1 $102 Blanja Jelotong 5.75 Sarawak Jelotong 6.75 R. < Siam W.C. No. 1 per koyan
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    229 10 SELLING June 18. 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 Pans, demand
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    87 10 F)ecrease in Consumption And Stocks During May i From Our Own Correspondent London, June 15. Following are United States' tin statistics for the month of May. with the comparative figures: May, Apr.. May. 1935. 1935. 1934. Consumption 41,568 44.714 43.012 Arrivals 26,866 43.545 47.954 Stocks 319.280 334,954
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    1133 10 TUESDAY, JUNE 18. SHI MINING Buyer* Sellers. Ampat 110 (8») 4s3 3 (1 ls 4S 3 6 3 d s X c d d Asam Kumbang 31s 33s c.o. Austral Malay Jg c Ayer Hitam Tin (88) ,5,, 1071 Ayer Weng (SD Ijg* ISTl ST Fangrin Tin
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    88 10 June 18. Shell and Fish KeroseEM per Unit of 2 x _-galkN tins Crown. Cross and Dragon Kerosene per Unit ol 2x4 gallon tins Shell Motor Epirit ex pomp per British -tnperl Gallon Shell Motor Spirit In gallon drums per British Imperial Gallon Shell Aviation Spirit
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    63 10 From Our Own Correspond London. Jun« 1 Sungel Krian Rubber Bstat< Ltd reports a profit lor 1934 Ol I M compared with £2,843 th year, and a dividend ol 16 pet •against 2 1 per cent.) ll i nc ed. Th« carry-forward Ii A_ 23.589'. Qopeng Consolidated declai
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    47 10 «From Our Own Oorreapou London. June I* Today's closing prices on t':v 1 don pepper mar Ket were as [oil 1 White Muntok. unchanged in bond. Black Lampong. spot 3 16 buyei The market was steady Stock white, 18:877 tons; black. 2.168 Free Press copyright
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    38 10 Mr. R. J. Duncan Palmer. I and consulting mining engineer lo a Chinese gold-mining syndicate In I was admitted into the General H tai, Kuala Lipis. on June 8. Mlffi from a severe attack of Influenta and bronchitis.
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    TRADE SURPLUS LESS
    95 11 Australia Must Call On London Funds Sydney. For the 10 months ended April 30. total exports from Australia exceeded total imports by £14.273.000 sterling. Fcr the corresponding period of 1933-3-34 the excess of exports was £38.309.000 sterling. Australia needs a favourable trade balance of about £30.000.000 to
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    BRITISH EMPIRE FILMS
    58 11 London, June 15. A library oi films displaying life in and products of the British Empire has been opened at the Imperial Institute. South Kensington, by the Duke of Gloucester. The films will be supplied to schools and ether approved bodies free of charge. Many films have
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    41 11 Mr. and Mrs. Warrack returned from home leave by the Carthage last week. Mr. Warrack. prior to going on leave, was manager of Chumor Estate (Bikam Rubber Company), near Ipoh. He is at present manager of Bikam and Sung!kai Estates. Sungkai.
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    Stone Age Man Vanishes Before Advance Of Iron Age
    125 11 Melbourne. A tragic decline in the number of aborigines is disclosed in a survey issued by the Commonwealth Statistician. During the year ended June 30. 1934, the number of full-blooded natives in Australia dropped by nearly 10 per cent. Only 54.848
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    62 11 When Mr. E. Bagot. Commissioner of Police. Johore. goes on furlough next month, it is understood Mr. H. B. Langworthy. Assistant Commissioner of Police. F.M.S.. who is expected back from leave at the end of this month will act as Commissioner of Police, Johore. Mr. Langworthy is no stranger to
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    488 11  -  Ely Culbertson by World's Champion Player And Greatest Card Analyst WOODEN BIDDING *THERE are certain players who are very hidebound in their bidding ideas. For Instance, it is axiomatic that you can best support your partner's notrump bids when you have a balanced hand with your strength
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    17 11 RENEE FLORIGNY. the -feminine Paderewski." who is to give a recital at the Victoria Memorial Hall tomorrow.
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    NAZI SPITE
    128 11 Opponents Deprived Of German Nationality Berlin, June 12. A list of 38 Germans deprived of German nationality by a decree issued by the Minister oi the Interior tonight includes Dr. Hilferding. Minister for Finance in the Stresemann Cabinet. Viktor SchilT. former chief editor of Vorwaerts. and also the
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    JOYOUS SOLIDARITY
    159 11 Remarkable Jubilee Tribute By Gen. Hertzog Cape Town, June 10. A remarkable tribute to the joyous solidarity and co-operation of British people on the occasion of the Jubilee was paid by Gen. Hertzog at a civic banquet to welcome his return from his Jubilee visit to England. He
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    44 11 Mr. C. M. Tuke, manager, Jabi Estate, Alor Star, has returned from leave. Mr. L. R. S. Rogers who was acting for him. has been transferred to Changlun Estate, Jitra, and Mr. R J. Augustln has been transferred from Changlun Estate to Jabi Estate.
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    CHINESE STUDENTS IN BRITAIN
    195 11 How They Are Helped By The U.C.C. London, June 15. |UTR. Quo Tai Chi, the Chinese Minister, today had luncheon with the members of the Universities of China Committee on the occasion of the meeting to adopt the annual report, which shows there are now 35
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    31 11 Towkay Thor Lok Poh succumbed to his illness at his private residence Kimberley Street. Penang. on the 6th' inst. He has left surviving him. seven sons, four daughters and eighteen grandchildren.
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    73 12 The great Italian combine "Italia which is composed of the three z™at shipping companies Navigazione GenerSle Jtallana, the Lloyd Sabaildo, and he Cosulich Line, is to be re-organ«se_ financially. Last year the combine lost 19 77 milion lire without taking some 600 million lire of depreciation into account
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      865 12 Record Conversion Job On Liner Majestic THE largest valve conversion con- 1 tract on record has been placed j with Messrs Cockburns. Ltd.. Car- j tionaid, Glasgow, the valve specialj i,sts, by the Cunard-White Star Line to supply 47 patent safety valves I for the
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    251 12 Windjammer Training Urged For British Seamen Commenting on the report and aclounts of the Sea Lion Sail Training Ship Society, the Nautical Magazine refers to the 'indifference** of the British public f I a matter which concerns every Individual In the British Empire. "It is not only an
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    149 12 Germany Honours "Victory" At Anniversary Parade On tlie 19th anniversary ol the battle of Jutland known Ln Germany as Skagerrak -63 flags which had once waved above warships ol the iormer Imi .'rial Navy ;uiv decorated%wlth the "Cross ol Honour for Front Fighters'" Germans reu.u'ded the battle as
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    213 16 King Unable To Attend Jubilee Ascot London, June 18. JUBILEE Ascot opened today in a blaze of colour. The Gold Vase resulted as follows FLASHBYE 8 to 1 1 BLOCKFELL 20 to 1 2 SOLEILDUMIDI 20 to 1 3 Won by 4 lengths; 3 lengths
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    42 16 THE return meeting between the Wiltshires and the R.A. in the First Division of the S.A.F.A. League, takes place at the Anson Road Stadium today. The Gunners were defeated by five clear goals when these sides met on May 23.
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    433 16 Test Match Abandoned London, June 18. TTHE first Test Match between -I England and South Africa was abandoned at Nottingham today. The overnight rain saturated the wicket and no play was possible. Reuter. YESTERDAYS PLAY A lull description of the play up to the tea interval oi the second day
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    35 16 Fernandez Prepared To Meet Him Ignacio Fernandez has issued a challenge to Aime Raphael. Fernandez is prepared to meet him over any number of rounds if he is prepared to make a sidestake.
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    314 16 Singapore Lawn Tennis Championships yESTERDAY'S result j Singapore lawn championships at the r as follows Women's Sfagleg Mrs. J. D. Lain» beat Macpherson 6- 0. G 0 Miss P. Coleman beat Ml 5_4 w<o) Mrs. J. Huggiru beat M J4_6, 6—4. Miss Pierrepont beat
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    396 16 HANDICAPS FOR K. L. SKYE MEETING (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June 18. FOLLOWING are the handicaps for the first day, Friday, June 21, of the Selangor Turf Club Summer Skye meeting RACE 1. Ponies, Class 3. Div. 2. furs. Loyalty 10.12. Leonie 10.12. Kit 10.6, Mickey Mouse 9.12.
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    51 16 Only one tie was played jre»! the Tanglin Club tennis tour:.)::. Dl Mixed Doubles Handicap Mrs Cameron and H L Marshall 15 beat Mr. and Mrs S* 6—3. 5—7. 6—4. TIE FOR FRIDAV. June SI Mixed Double> Open Mr. and Mrs. Swinclutt Ml Sti ley-Smith and FL
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