The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 21 June 1935

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. H,6ofi ESTD. 1835. FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1935 10 CENTS.
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    TERMS FOR RENEWAL OF RESTRICTION
    256 1 Other Interests Must Make Equal Sacrifices .derstood that Malaya, the Dutch East Indies and Bolivia, are to form a linited from J™* .nt .at ions for the renewal of tin restriction 8 They will demand that if the countries who ,ined later wish to continue
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    CHINESE REFUSAL?
    53 1 Air Service To Canton In The Balance Washington. June 20. irned on high authority here: ina'a desire not to offend Japan ■id to a refusal to permit PanAirways to carry their Transvice to Canton as planned. Pan-American Airways is I d to be negotiating for facilities j Reuter
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    FROM PEKING TO NANKING
    234 1 Appeal For Removal Of British Embassy London, June 20. THK latest crisis m Peking's history can only confirm the impression that the maintenance of the British Embassy there is an anachronism, declared The Times today. The centre of British diplomacy should be at the heart of
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    Mr. Herbert Squire's Wife Dead
    27 1 New York, June 20. The death is announced of Harriet Squires, wife of Herbert Squires, the former United States Minister to Cuba.
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    SENSATIONAL GRAFT CHARGES IN U. S.
    227 1 Presidents Son Named In Evidence Vainst Commerce Department Washington, June 20. CTRIKING allegations of graft and favouritism m connection with the Commerce Department were made today by Mr. Ewing Mitchell, a former assistant to the Secretary of Commerce m evidence before the Senate Tommeree
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    SINGAPORE JUBILEE FUND
    118 1 II7ITH the publication of the 31st list of the Singapore Silver Jubilee Fund, the total is now nearly $104,000. Amount previously acknowledged $101,446.20 The New World Ltd. 500.00 Ong Boon Tat. Esq. 500.00 Ong Peng Hock, Esq. 300.00 J. Laycock, Esq. 250.00 Goh Tiong Lay, Esq. 100.00
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    TELEVISION SETS FOR £25
    101 1 Likelihood Of EmpireWide System San Francisco, June 20. THE possibility of Empire-wide television la revealed by Mr. McCargar, president of the Farnsworth Television Company, who announced today the completion of a deal with Baird Television Ltd.. London, whereby the Baird Company will have the use of
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    News From All Quarters
    317 1 10. Downing Street. Von Ribbentrop paid a half-hour visit to Mr. Baldwin yesterday. Subsequently Mr. Eden called on Mr. Baldwin. Air Defence.— The Air Defence Exhibition opened ir. Nanking last week closed on Wednesday. Over one hundred thousand persons attended it. It has been decided.— To
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    R. A. F. FLYING BOATS DELAYED
    310 1 R. A. F. FLYING BOATS DELAYED Wing Of One Machine Damaged MISHAP AT KAMRANH BAY A .MISHAP to ot Ufca ;l j r Stall after the first Btafßfc to Kamrauh Bay, had been completed yesterday, threatens to delay the two Singapore flying boats which are SSI a nine-days' cruise to
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    OVER TIENTSIN
    19 1 Tientsin. June If). Three Japan* be military planes reconnoitred over the Tientsin area tor tour hours today.
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    CAUGHT RED-HANDED
    114 2 Chinese Who Stole Electric An untenanted house m Geylang Road offered great temptation to Scan Ah Chua and eventually proved his undoing. A man living m the next house detected the man entering the empty house by the back-door. The alarm was given and Ah Chua was caught
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    $20,000 BAIL
    114 2 For Woman Arrested In Chandu Raid One oi the biggest hauls ot contraband chandu m recent months was made on Wednesday morning m Kay Poh Road <oft River Valley Road' by a party of revenue officers led by Assistant Superintendent Tan Ewe Chwee. In a room of the
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  • Letters To The Editor
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      Moneylenders Bill
      833 2 COMES INTO FORCE O V JULY I— STRENUOUS OPPOSITION AGENTS WHO HAVE NO AUTHORISATION CAN UCENCE BE j| TRANSFERRED?— "REASONABLE RATE 1 J OF INTEREST"— A TRAP, NOT A r SOLUTION SUGGESTED AMENDMENTS To The Editor, Sir. The Moneylenders Ordinance is coming into force as from July 1.
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    FALL HASTENED DEATH
    120 2 While a twakow was being moved from one mooring place to another m Boat Quay early on the morning of June 13 a Chinese coolie, Kee Puan who was standing at the bow keeping the boat clear of other craft, lost his balance and fell to the
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    57 2 Tl, 0 r* a MOSCOW. r. Ai ncil ot Pe °Ple« Commissars of the UB.SJI. and the Central Committee of the Communist Party has ESSE? "^.."if lost aer <>Plane -Maxim Gorky shall be replaced by 3 large aeroplanes of the same type and sile and are to be called. "Vladimir
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    INDIAN MONKS
    126 2 Preaching Tour AH Over Malaya A party consisting of tour monks have arrived m Singapore, being deputed by the Bharat Sevasram Sangha. of Calcutta, to make a preaching tour all over Malaya. Swamy Bijnanananda, the general secretary of the organisation, is leading the party and Swamy Advitananda, a
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    REV. R. L. ARCHER
    112 2 Awarded Degree Of Doctor of Philosophy The Rev. R. L. Archer, Superinten dent of the Singapore District Metho dist Mission. B.A. University of Pittsburg. M. A. Drew University. 1 has been awarded his degree of Doctor of Philosophy by the Hartford Seminary Foir dution/ U.S.A. at
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    JAPAN'S DEFENCE
    110 2 War Office To Demand Extra Appropriations Tokio. The War Office will demand an appropriation amounting to over 500.000 000 yen m next year's Budget according to reports appearing m the local press. The amount, it is stated, includes 280,000,000 yen as ordinary estimates, 150,000,000 yen as expenditure m
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    108 2 Mr. A. E. Brooker, manager of Budu Estate. Kuala Lipis, leaves for Singapore en June 20 to meet his future bride Mrs It E. C. Van der Merwe, from of Mr o} h A i rica> only daughter of Mr. Justice Gey Van Pittnis of Johannesburg. The marriage will take
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      170 2 Diary Of The Week FRIDAY. JFNK 21. High Water. 1.10 a.m. 9.8 tt.. 2.30 p.m 8 3 ft. Football: Malaya Cup. Singapore vs Johore. Anson Rd. Stadium Friendlies, M.P.H. vs. AngloChinese School. V.M.C.A ground; St. Joseph's Inst. I] vs. R.T. 11, Bias Basal. Road Racing: Kuala Lumpur Amateui Meeting, first
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      467 2 Today's Radio B.B.C.— GSF and GSG Wavelengths— -19.82 and 16.86 metres 620 Corona Club Dinner. Speech by Sir Philip Cunliffe -Lister, relayed from the Connaught Rooms, London 6.50 The Senior T.T. Race. A running commentary by three commentators on the Senior International Auto-Cycle Tourist Trophy Race, relayed from the Isle
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    Planter Freed Of Blame
    616 3 To Cyclists In Crash Seremban, June 18. POLLOWING a collision betweer 5 car and a motor cycle on the Road on April 27. W. M ol Lukut Estate. Port DickA as charged at the Port on police court today with ing driven a car In a
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    62 3 t" completion of the Jemalongng roads. Johore. has facilitated re-opening of the police circle •rising the police districts of Kota nggl, Pengerang and Mawai with ih° Edition ol Mersing. Mr. L. D. E en, of Kuala Selangor and a woilwi champion Malayan athlete, has '"n appointed Chief Police Officer ol
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    JUDGMENT IN THEATRES
    558 3 JUDGMENT was delivered m the Singapore Supreme Court yesterday by Mr. Justice A. K. a'Beckett Terrell on two applications by Mr. Phillip Hoalim m connection with I his pending suit against Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. The applications were tor an order jor court asking that certain answers given
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    74 3 The following list of annual publications have been added to the reference section of Raffles Library, and may be consulted m the periodical room: British Journal Photographic Almanac. 1935; Foreign Office List, 1935; India Office List, 1935; Monthly Army List, January, 1935; Navy List, January, 1935- Paton's List
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    WEDDING OF RAJAS DAUGHTER
    520 3 For Injuries Kuala Kangsar, June 18. AN interesting wedding between members of Perak Royalty was celebrated at Kuala Kangsar on Sunday when Raja Noor Mahayon. daughter of Raja Kechil Tengah. M.s.C. was married to Yang Mulia Raja Abdul Hamid son of Tunkgu Omar of Pahang Kcllim'TJf
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    FREE LESSONS
    232 3 Hut Clerks Do Not Want Them The fifteenth annual general meeting ol the Clerical Union will be held at 2.30 p.m. on Saturday, June 29, at the Union's Haw-Par Hall, Rangoon Road, Singapore. The Hon. Mr. Tay Lian Teck (president) will take the chair. Tea will be served
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    ALLEGATION OF MURDER
    324 3 State-Run Rice Mills SUGGESTION TO SIAM PREMIER (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, June 16. A NEW twist has been given to the rice millers' problems by the suggestions thrown out to the Premier m a letter from a Siamese nobleman. He suggests that the Government should establish
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    FATHER AND TO BE TRIED
    202 3 FATHER AND TO BE TRIED Seremban, June 18. Jilß. J. Calder, the magistrate, recorded evidence yesterday and today m a preliminary inquiry, regarding the alleged murder of two Tamil estate labourers employed on Marjorie Estate, Rantau. Originally four men were charged two of them on the capital charge and two
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    OPERATION LEFT HER CONSTIPATED.
    182 3 Nothing Was Effective— Until She Tried Kruschen. Constipation Is an evil any time When it toiiow-, upon an operation it Is a condition that limply must be remedied. Thh woman tried various remedies, but found relief only when she took a regular dally dose oi Kruschen
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      135 3 VAV W^mgL^' i 7%e some old reliability p/us neu; styled bodies, make A USX I N a still better INVESTMENT. J See the new Models at II BORNEO MOTORS LTD. Singapore, Malacca, Seremban, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Penang. The value of I "SNOWCRETE" I for treating the exteriors ot structures which
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  • WOMEN'S INTERESTS
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      Around The Town
      968 4 SPORTS DAY We women are often accused oi Invading men's i si ryes to such an extent that they, poor clears, have no place now which they can call their own. Any disgruntled male harbouring such ideas might have found additional evidence ai the spurts held at
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      AT FORT CANNING
      90 4 Those who were present at the whist drive and dance held a fortnight ago by the Junior Ranks, Fort Canning, enjoyed it so thoroughly that they will be pleased to know a similar function will be held tomorrow night at the Institute at 8.30 p.m. While a
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      THE BEAUTY CULTURAL
      256 4 It must be diffioult continually to find new gadgets with which to enamour those who take beauty-culture seriously. All the tunes, it would seem, have been played on lipstick and face powder, and m moments of stress heroines call as naturally for their lipstick as heroes used
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      Mignon Looks On
      459 4 INDIAN SARIS A friend of mine, writing from London tells me that the East has inspire* a new note m women's clothes. Tlu lovely Indian women m Singapore. Witt their beautiful brocaded costumes anc delicately coloured drapery upon theii heads have always been a source ol attraction
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      THE BALINESE DANCERS
      73 4 THE BALINESE DANCERS Tiie theatrical and vaudevUlt grout will continue as the Dardanella Cot pany. while the Bale. again form a separ; I before, and proce* Europe and America. Which will occupy at least three years A- on< wh missed a performance o: :•>, dancers. I feel pretty sal Ing
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      34 4 The death has occui Mrs. Yeoh Gt ok Keat m•■ Stfst Hong, ageci 75 yean Sh< k sva Mr. Yeoh Cheow Yeang, cashlei Chartered Bank. Alor Star two d ters and several grand-el Udren
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      110 4 M M M M MMw m m Mm m AZmm m M s+m M S*^ Xin 8 "Smiler" commands the use of Cow Gate Milk Feed throughout the world. Evidently a wise and far-seeing Ruler, and judging by his TV fe P okin S n b .i^. very popular one
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    176 5 ™«ir#i''^^i: w^BßHaPgfW^P'^gJ gjfw 11 "all. Im v, ,own SURFING GlRl^— Although it is nearly mid-winter m Australia, many surfers find it warm enough m the Pacific rollers. An early morning picture on a Sydney beach. THE LEGION OF FRONTIERSMEN were inspected by General Sir John Shea on the Horse Guards
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    Forgery And Car Theft Charges
    453 7 STORY OF HOT CHASE IN STREET IpUPPED m the street by another Malay youth while a Police inspector was m hot pursuit, Ahmad bin Salleh, was arrested on May 27 and before Mr. Norman Grice. the Singapore second magistrate, yesterday for a preliminary inquiry into
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    POTATOES MOSTLY WAFER
    316 7 POTATOES MOSTLY WAFER They Do Not Make One Fat T H m £m*Sl th Fortni ghtly Club >1 the Y.W.C.A. mot on Monday to L>r. J. L. Dosedale, Professor of Bio •nemistry at the King Edward VIT liege oi Medicine speak on "Protein IP daily food." *uum l subject, of
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    CHINESE SILVER
    70 7 Hong Kong Government Gazette publishes the following order: No p-rson after midnight on June 15, kc< pt. under special export permit .ed at the discretion of the Super- .:dent of Imports and Exports, shall xport from the colony to any country .ace other than China any silver minted
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    ALLEGED FALSE DECLARATION
    345 7 CHINESE WHO SUED GOVERNMENT Bail Fixed^aTss,ooo In Taiping Case Taiping. June 19. r pHEAH MAN SJEW. an Ipoh Chinese. who recently failed m his action ogainst the Government of Perak for damages amounting to $10,000 for alleged wrongful arrest, was produced before Che Mohd. Salleh. M.C S
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      887 7 'r-^ „^> ^*^^»™»MM»»»»»BBBBB»BBBaaBa— has Singapore seen such a Stage Show I Europe's most Modern, Spectacular Entertainment thrills Hundreds at Yesterday's Opening. |f* A PITT) I I T WO SHOWS NIGHTLY! j ■\M LbL I 6 p.ro. and 9.30 Sharp PROFESSOR WILLIAM LXK)RLAY'S Box Office Phone 52^ TROPICAL EXPRESS NON-STOP REVUE
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    The Singapore Free Press and Daily News FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1935 Anglo-Japanese Friendship
    1023 8 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1935 Anglo-Japanese Friendship PIR Samuel Hoare's speech at the *J dinner of the Japan Society m honour of the departing Ambassador. Mr. Matsudaira, was conciliatory to a high degree but frank enough to indicate that Anglo-Japanese relations might be improved with advantage not
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    DAY TO DAY
    133 8 Rev. G. B. Thompson arrived m Penang on Monday by the s.s. Kuala from Moulmein. Mr. and Mrs. Chuah Khay Chye of Penang have left for Hong Kong by the s.s. Takada on holiday. M \i Jl Rama samy Iyer of Klang reached Rome on May 21
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    As I was Laying
    431 8 Changi till Times In Siam I\<niil j nil's In Uganda THE changing times m Siam aneti people m different ways. The Ministry of the Royal Household, now shorn of much of its importance. <a>. through King Prachatipok's abdication, and <b> through the long minority of the
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    Primitive Customs
    1402 8 (By U. S. SPROTT) PART II AMONG many uncivilized peoples there exists a beliel that all animate life, Including animals, birds, reptiles and sometimes even fishes, is i possessed oi a soul or "soul spirit" When a death occurs, the spirit, or 'lr.assalai." as it is called m
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      69 8 SAID OLD JOCK TO HIS SON, "Your Uncle Donald m New Zealand has sent ye a money order for a shilling for your birthday." "Oeh, aye replied the youngster, "So far and yet so near." However far you travel your personal effects will be fully protected by a "GAFLAC" WO
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    Court Appeal Against Demolition Ban Opens
    1181 9 NO AUTHORITY FOR WRIT SAYS COUNSEL Improvement Trust And Slum Clearance Policy granting a writ of ™mL JUSUCe Sir Walter Hu^rd. with a resoiution passed ZZ b dy m connection Premises m te Bugis street demoli "°n of certain Court of App ,Te S
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    Revue At Its Best
    283 9 Brilliant Debut At The Capitol ji I 'NG run may be predicted i* Professor Doorlay's "Tropicss Non-Stop Revue." show opened at the Capitol last night to audiences who showed their appreciation. will long remember this vm whose name is fully by the extraordinary speed runs through
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    27 9 Busu bin Toh. formerly of igapore, who was Assistant Superinof Customs m the Trengganu ment Service, has been promoti be Registrar of the Appeal and me Courts.
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    87 9 Latest Rubber And Tin Prices (From Our Own Correspondent) RUBBER: London, June 20. Spot (Sellers) 6 1 16 d. (6 3 16d.) (Buyers) 6d. (6 1 16d> Oct.-December 6»4d. rt>ll32d.) Jan-March 613 32d. (6V 2 dJ April- June 617 32d. (65 B dJ Market: Easier. New York, June
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    Message From England
    369 9 Sir Samuel Hoare And Japan London, June 19. •THE new Foreign Minister. Sir Samuel Hoare. speaking at the dinner of the Japan Society m honour of the Japanese ambassador and Mrs. Matsudaira said that when they shortly returned to Japan he wanted them to take back a
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    INCREASE OF TAXES
    65 9 Washington, June ?0. A general increase of taxes, especially on very large personal incomes, imposts on larger inheritances and gifts and a graduated tax on corporations starting at 10 3 4 and rising to 16^ per cent, m lieu of the present flat rate of 13 4
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  • TRADE AND COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
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      RUBBER MARKET REPORT
      395 10 World Troubles Halt Upward Trend Lewis and Peat, Ltd In their weekly rubber market report dated June 4. state Tht 4 decision against the legality of the N.R.A. m America was announced last week. and. coming at the same time as the political and financial trouble m
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      STOCK EXCHANGE
      94 10 (.ill-Edged Securities Depressed London, June 11. The Stock Exchange generally remained under the holiday Influence and the volume of business was small. The great success of the Manchester Corporation loan which was issued at ninety-nine and the possibility of further attractive competitive Corporation issues depressed gilt-edged securities. Otherwise,
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      LANCASHIRE PLAN
      89 10 London, June ID. The committee which drew up the scheme for dealing with surplus capacity ol the spinning section of the Lancashire cotton industry today unanimously passed a resolution reaffirming the decision that the scheme be proceeded with and urging the Government to give effect to it at
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      EXCHEQUER RETURNS
      62 10 London, June 19. Exchequer returns show that total ordinary revenue to date exclusive of sou-balancing items, amounts £lin nJ2f la fs: com Pared with fi110.113.59a at the corresponding date of last year. The total ordinary expenditure of self-balancing items for the current year to date, is £164 384
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      Singapore Produce Prices
      101 10 June 20. Gambler 6.00 Java Cube 10.00 Hamburg Cub; 10.00 Muntok White Pepper 21.00 White Pepper 19.00 Copra, Sundried 4.25 Copra, mixed 3.90 Small Flake Tapioca 4.00 R. B. Siam No. 1 $102 Blanja Jelotong 5.75 Sarawak Jelotong 6.75 R. i Siam) W.C. No. 1 per koyan
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      Wall Street
      184 10 June 17. 18. 19. AnuiiCainCaii.Com. 139', 140" 2 188% American Telephone and Telegraph 127 l 2 128 126% Ateheson Railroad 46 3 fi 47 45 J 2 Chesapeake 44 :i 45 J K 44 Dupont 103 108% 102 1 1 Firestone 15% 17 3 8 14% General Electric
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      100 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association June !0, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers No. I. X. R. S. S. In cases F. 0.8. June* 20 1116 20 13 16 Good F.A.Q. m cases F. 0.8. June I 20 316 20 516 No. I. X. R.S.S. •Spot loose) (awardable Singapore 20% 20%
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      NETHERLANDS INDIES RUBBER STATISTICS
      105 10 The following information has been [received from the Chief of the Central [Bureau of Statistics. Batavia. Production on Estates converted to long tons of 2.240 lbs. dry weight. Total April Territory 1934 1935 Java 77,429 6,121 Outer Provinces 104.695 7,991 i Netherlands Indies 182.124 14.112 Notes:—
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      GOLD OUTPUT
      59 10 Messrs Derrick Co., Singapore agents, report that the Raub Australian Gold Mining Company Limited had an ?utput of 1749.75 ounces for May London, June 18. The rubber price improvement is' attributed to sustained factory buying! from the Continent and America "and I continued evidence of the Netherlands Indies
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      1067 10 Report For Year Of Renong Consolidated Tin Ipoh, June 19. THE annual general meeting oi Renong Consolidated Tin Dredging Co., Ltd., was held at the registered Offices of the company. Mercantile Bank Buildings yesterday. The report of the directors was: The accounts disclose a profit
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      99 10 June 20. Shell and Fish Kerosene per Unit ol 2 I 4 -gallon tins $486 Crown, Cross and Dragon Kerosene p<t Unit of 2 x 4 gallon tins $4.46 Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial Gallon **2 Shell Motor Spirit m 4gallon drums p^r
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      226 10 June 86. London, 4 months' sight 24l 32 London. 3 months' sight 2 4 London. 60 days' sight 2,3 3i;32 London. 30 day.s' right 2.3 15;16 London, demand 2,3 29 32 London. T.T. 2 3 29 32 Lyons and Paris, demand 863 Hamburg, demand 140 New York, demand
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      SINGAPORE PARA RUBBER
      166 10 j Capital Redu ction Confirmed m the Chancery n., Mr. Justice Grossman petition by the ttngapor Estates. Ltd., for C reduction of capital €180.667 Mr. Heck sci»' r, stated that the pr divided int.> 5.000,000 oi which 2.386.*.. 3 had were fully paid. It reduce the capital
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      JOBS FROM SOVIET
      106 10 Hritish Factories Make ham For Moscow An order has be- tt receive Davy Brothers. Sheffield tr n Government of tht URBJ. I r plete forging and rolling, pi production of tyr The machinery, which li an output of 36.000 too dudes a 3.000-ton pr finishing mills, mark
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      825 10 Fraser Share List THURSDAY, JL'NE »0. 1935 MINING Bayers Sellers Ampul lin «4>> 4i 3d 4s 6d lAsam Kumbant; 3Ls 33s c. a. i Austral Malay 59"s tfls c.d. jAycr Hitam Tin <ss> 13s 3c 14s c,d. Aver Weng ($1) 1.92'j 1.97 1 ißangrin Tin <£> 24s 25s Chendrriang i£)
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    DESCENDANT OF one of earlier Pioneers in Rhio
    947 11 DESCENDANT OF one of earlier Pioneers in Rhio local Chinese Topics BY OUR CHINESE CORRESPONDENT MIAN YEOW THUAN, a director the Sze Hai Tong Bank Ltd. owner of several rubber and plantations and a number lactones m Rhio. is one of Lg produce merchants m Blnga- local born Chinese have
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    18 11 A CAULDRON of the rhow Dynasty (1.100 8.C.). on? of the Chinese treasures to be exhibited m London.
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    CULBERTSON on CONTRACT
    416 11  -  Ely Culbertson by World's Champion Player And Greatest Card Analyst PENALTY DOUBLES ■pHE penalty double of a low adverse mm co tract more profit possibilities than any other bidding situation, ihis is because of an apparently irresis- tible temptation to get into the bidding no matter how
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    'CHANGE TONE GOOD
    60 11 London, June 14. On the Stock Exchange, apart from the steady improvement m gilt-edged securities and the strength of cables' and wireless issues, interest was chiefly centred on industrials, which generally ruled firm and fairly active The Liverpool cotton market is closed lor the annual spring cleaning
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    32 11 rJtSL c e Bedln Bton has been transited to Seremban to act as State Engineer. Mr. O. S. Webb succeeds him l V« m 1 Executiv^ Engineer. Works and Buildings. Kuala Lumpur.
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    NEW EPOCH OF OPIUM SUPPRESSION
    226 11 Poppy Cultivation Stopped In Eight Provinces DOPPY cultivation has been complete- ly suppressed m the provinces ol Hupeh. Anhwei Kiangsi. Kiangsi. Chekiang and Fuklen. while the provinces of Shensi and Kansu have resorted to schemes for the annual reduction of cultivation which have achieved results,
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    NO SMOKING
    126 11 Government Officials' Target Of New Life Movement Nanking. "No smoking In Chinese Government offices" —this is the latest suggestion of the directors of the New Life Movement. With many Government officials smoking during office hours, it has been the practice of the various Government offices to provide matches
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    AMERICAN INTEREST
    40 11 Washington. June 19. The Navy Department is taking an interest m the reported Anglo-German naval understanding, but declare It will not affect American treaty building, which is unlikely to be speeded up m advance of the schedule. Reuter
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    1060 12 BRITAIN LEADS WORLD SHIPPING RECOVERY Panama And Suez Carry More Trade To East STATISTICS for the three years 1932-34 indicate as recovery m the ship building industry throughout the world and an increase m traffic through the Suez and Panama Canals. A review of Eastern shipping shows
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    523 12 The following passengers will sail m 'the Rajputana irom Singapore at 9.30 a.m. today, for Penang, Colombo. Bombay and Europe. Mr. C. H. Short. Mr. W. S. G. Edgecumbe. Mr. R. D. Bingley, Mr. Dobbie. Mrs. F. T. Ingham and infant, .Mrs. M. J. Ellison. Miss V. McKenzie, Mrs.
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    196 12 The following were passengers for Singapore by th'- Rajputana which arrived here from the Far Eas: on Wednesday Mr. C. E. L. Blagg, Mr. and Mrs. Khoo Hooi Haw. Mr. T Rishworth, Major J D. Woodall, Mrs. Woodall, Mr. and Mrs W. White and Miss E. White, Mr
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    64 12 h The following were passengers by Imperial Airways: I By "Melbourne from Darwin to j Mnsapore, arrived on June 15 Mr W W. Jenkins and Mr. F. G. Ritchie By "Athena" from Karachi to Mngapore, arrived on June 16 Mr Bristow and Mr. Mac Masters By "Adelaide" from
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    Naval Base Pass Terror Score With Seven Wickets In Hani
    444 15 Dow Just Misses Century 4 KEE.N game between HMS ?»•::< >r and H.M. Naval Base was' at Seletar on Sunday the winning by .seven wickets' TVrror batted first and made which H. Bannister and W were the highest contributors' Base
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    25 15 Plans are being made for a match In England between Larry Gains, the Canadian, and Obie Walker, the American, for the world's coloured heavy-weight championship
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    YANKEE WINS FIRST RACE IN BRITISH WATERS
    1020 15 Endeavour Disabled When Holding Good Lead T_-_- London, June a*. lib American yacht Yankee, owned and sailed by Mr. Gerard B. Lambert, won her first race m British (waters when, at the Royal Thames Yacht Club's regatta at Southend yesterday, she beat Mr.
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    P. Dickson R. C. Retain Unbeaten Home Record
    655 15 P. Dickson R. C. Retain Unbeaten Home Record MAJOR BRETHERTON SAVES MALAY REGIMENT FROM DEFEAT f\N Sunday at Port Dickson the Port Dickson Recreation Club retained their unbeaten record on their own ground by defeating the Tampin Recreation Club by 61 runs. I Port Ditkson R.C. flat Im.ings): Lee Moh
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    48 15 (From Our Own CorrespDndent) Seremban, June 19. The Chief Police Omcei, Officers and Men of the Negri Sembilan Police have issued invitations for the Negri Sembi lan contingent sports to be held on July 3 on the Police Padang, Seremban There will be a ronggeng performance at night.
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    CUSTOMS' COLOURS LOWERED
    241 15 CUSTOMS' COLOURS LOWERED Lose League Match To Sports Club iFrom Our Own Correspondent* Johore Bahru, June 18. lohce Sports Cluh 4; Customs FT. 2 LAROE crowd was present on the Lstana Padang this afternoon to j witness the Customs Football Team play their last game m the Johore Bahru Football
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    ALVIS IN FORM
    201 15 Scores Sl For Medical College The Medical College seal an S.R.C. i XI on Saturday on the S.R.C. ground by five wickets. L. Alvis was m great form for the winners taking four wickets for 30 and scoring 84 m brilliant style. S.R.C: J. O. Edwards b
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    N.S. LAWN TENNIS
    159 15 Championships To Be Held i Next Month Seremban, June 19. Entries are being invited for the Negri Sembilan Lawn Tennis champi- j onships (open to all bon:.-fide residents of Negri Sembilan) to be held on th^ court! of the Sungei Ujong Club Seremban on July 6. 7,
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    Singapore Tennis Tourney
    210 16 RESUL TS OF YESTERDAY'S Tire CIRST round matches m the men's doubles, the mixed doubles the veterans' singles and the veteran's doubles of the Singapore lawn tennis championships were played on the sc.C. courts yesterday afternoon. Results: Men's Doubles Dr. Haridas and Oehlers beat Ching Kee Sun
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    19 16 WILTSHIRE man gets his head to the ball m the match against the R.A. which the Wilts won 2—l.
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    87 16 Mixed Foursome Competition A mixed loursome competition will be played at the Keppel Golf Club on. Sunday afternoon. June 30. after which the Club will be "At Home" to members and friends. There will also be a presentation of prizes to the winners of the various competitions held
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    MALAYA CUP
    110 16 JOHORE STATE TEAM TO PLAY SINGAPORE (From Our Own Correspondent). Johore Rahru. June 20. 'T'HE following fifteen players have been chosen to travel to Singapore tomorrow for the Malaya Cup match vs. Singapore at Anson Road Stadium. The team will be selected on the ground: Abu Bakar bin
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    FLOWERDEW SHIELD
    153 16 Selangor Club Draws With Sultan Suleiman Club i From Our Own Corresponded.) Kuala Lumpur. June 18. The Selangor Club met the Sultan Suleiman Club m the Flowerdew ShieM tennis competition and shared points with them, each side winning two matches. A surprise was caused when R. B. Wyatt-Smith
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    33 16 Beckenham, June 15. In the doubles' final Tuckey and Wilde beat Austin and Perry 4 6. 6 2. 7 5 and m the singles' final Yamagishi beat Coolins 6 3. 6—l. Reuter Wireless
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    LOWER PERAK TENNIS
    93 16 Ipoh, June 20. The Lower Perak tennis tourney advanced a step further today when three ties m the open and the semi-final m the singles handicap were completed. The results of the open events were: Kee Fung beat Fuji 6 l, 6 3, An Kee Klang and
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    KATONG GOLF CLUB
    67 16 A two ball foursome will be played over the Katong Golf course on Sunday June 23 commencing at 8.30. Players: 8.30 A. W. Davison and F. L. Case vs A. J. Newby and G. H. Davis 8.45 L. C. Hutchings and A. J. Frank ann 2' e
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    TWO RECORDS BROKEN AT ST. ANDREWS SCHOOL SPORTS
    661 16 TWO RECORDS BROKEN AT ST. ANDREWS SCHOOL SPORTS Boy With Injured Leg Helps House To Victory TWO house records were broken m the athletic sports meeting of St. Andrew's School held at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday afternoon. They were acomplished by William Ferguson, m the 440 yards race (57 seconds),
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    CAN ALDE BEAT FRISCO?
    187 16 TOMORROW'S FIGHT (By Ringside) THE attractive boxing programme to be presented at the newly-con-structed arena at the Great World (next to the offices at the main entrance tomorrow is causing much interest. Besides the main event between Aide Battling (iiiillenuu Young Aide and Frisco, the semi-final
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    BATU PAHAT TENNIS
    168 16 Chinese Sweeping Win Over Hospital Team Batu Pahat. June 17. To encourage tennis m Batu Pahat Inche Ahmad bin Abbas presented a cup for competition between the Hospital team and the Batu Pahat Chinese Recreation Club team This was played for on Friday and the Chinese won
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    BILLIARDS AND DARTS
    118 16 Garrison Sergeants Messes Season Concluded The billiards and darts season was successfully terminated on Tuesday, at the Union Jack Club, when the Station Sergeants' Mess, Changi. and the Sergeants of Ist. Bn. The Wiltshire Regt winners of the billiards and darts respectively, played teams representing the rest
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    98 16 Crowd Invade Pitch And Stop Game REFEREE CALLS OFF THIRD DIVISION MA TCH COR the second til weeks, a Sing a pervaded a football pitch abandonment of the gai The match affected x division, between the Ai. the Chinese, on the V M Anson Road, yesterday Both sides had Mori
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    TIBERIUS WINS GOLD CUP
    51 16 London, June 20. rE Gold tup. run at Ascot today over two miles, four furlongs, resulted as follows TIBERIUS 1. ALCAZ.AR 2. DENVER 3. Six ran. Won by eight lengths, two lengths between second and third. Betting: 100 to 30: 20 Reuter to 1: 100 to
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    INTER-CLUB MATCH
    262 16 The following are the teams and starting times for the match Garrison Golf Club versus Singapore Golf Club. to be played at the Garrison Golt Course on Sunday. June 23. The Garrison players mentioned first a.m. 9.00 D. II Stevenson <12> and T. M. Calhaem «15» vs. E.
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    44 16 Tournament Tie- For Toda) Tirs lor todaj m bowls tournament arD. C Miller and VY J I) vs. T. H WUlianu •plus 2 i D. Sturrock and C R v 2> vs. O. P. Griffith J i Stuart Clark -plus 2)
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    SELANGOR CLUB
    49 16 From Our Own D Kuala Lumpur. Jwiu Entries tor the Belan Association Cup compel July 1. if the number oi mtri the teams may be divic*. phical groups, this being encourage outstation l Preliminary rounds UIU exemption irom which ra to suitable clubs st th< the committee.
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    32 16 The baseball team Monroe played the Singap. I Saturday and took the low 9 to 1 score The follow! Monroe team duplicated performance by besting tl Japanese team by 12 to 2
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