The Straits Times, 4 June 1933

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    36 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. No. 77. Sunday, June 4th., 1933. Price 10 cents. THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday News^apei in Malaya. No. 77. Sunday. June 4th.. 1933. Price 10 cents.
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    RECORDS SMASHED AGAIN AT BUKIT TIMAH.
    783 1 $236 TOTE ON AWARD. Best Day's Racing For Years. FAVOURITES AT LAST. Spencer Rides Three More Winners. The biggest crowd yet seen ;it the Hukit Timah race-course enjoyed one of the most eventful day's racing for years yesterday, the hfth day of the Singapore
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    "Rubber Restriction Soon."
    118 1 REPORTS FROM AMSTERDAM. City Confident. i NEWSPAPER'S ADVICE TO INVESTORS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) I London, June The Daily Express states lhat private reports are being received in the City from Amsterdam stating that rubber restriction negotiations are making good progress. rIE Financial Times declares: "There is
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    TEA RESTRICTION.
    162 1 llatavia. June t. It i*t officially announced that Tea Restriction will come into effect on June 8. Aneta. l()'-jd., Singapore Para 11% d., Ki.ala Kangsar 7d., North Hummock 7s. Rambutan 5d., Mambau Prefs. 125., North Malay Is. O'id., Merlimau Is. 2d., Userdung 2s. ■V*d. I United Kingdom stocks
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    LONDON RUBBER & TIN.
    86 1 LONDON RUBBER TIN. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Saturday. HI BBKR. (Quotations ax supplied by Symington and Wilson.) Spot (Buyers) 11/16. (Sellers) 1%. July-Sept. A l Oct.-Dei. 3 27/.12. Jan.-Mar. 15/16. Apr -June i. Market tone Firm. TIN. Spol £20! l ISs. «*d. Three months K2OH 17*. fid. Market lrregular.
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    GERMAN MORATORIUM.
    108 1 Measures Foreshadowed Essential. Berlin, June J. Commenting on the impending mora tdium the newspapers ajrree that the measures fores-adowed by Dr. Scviacht. piesidcnt of the Reiihsbank, are absolute y tsscntial for the protection of debtor mi creditor alike, and must be enforced till an arrangement has been reached
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    WORLD SOLO FLIGHT.
    40 1 New York. June w» J.imt- NaMcni lionp«d off at I »0 m. for N« v. foundland from whrrr he "ill bruin a round-the-wxrld s<.'o fliicht n.ikinK Irrhinil the first landing-place. Last vt^r Mattcr:i crashed at .Minsk. Reuter.
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    SON OF EX-CROWN PRINCE WEDS.
    105 1 ciieerim; crowds at town hall. FJonn, June 3. Prince Wilherm, eldest son of the exCrown Prince was muni'-d to Dorothea von Salviati at th<- Town Hall here this morninp. Cheering crowds greeted the couple on their arrival for a brief civil ceremony, conducted l>y Herr
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    LAW COURTS BUSY.
    62 1 (Fimn Our Own Correspondent.) Iximion, .Juno T!ii law courts 1 <«<,U their Whitsuntide holidays yesterday wi:h HT.\ cases awaiting trial in the KingV Bench Division constituting the MfK rarry over in the history of the courts. Many of tne rases have Ix-en held up for more than
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    LADY C. MOSLEY.
    41 1 (I'rom Our Own Correspondent.) London, June ft The body of Lady Cynthia Mosley is lying in state in the .hapol a» the Cliveden Estate of Lad," Astor pending completion of the tomb near Lady Cynthia's old country house.
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    19 1 AWARD winner of the third race, on which the record tote of $236 was paid yesterday at Bukit Timah.
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    New War Menace In China.
    798 1 HEAVY TROOP MOVEMENTS. Lining Up For Clash. ANTI-RED ACTION AS GUISE FOR REAL OBJECT. Though calm is descending on North China, where preparations have been completed for the withdrawal of the Japanese forces to the (ireat Wall, the demobilisation, of over 200,000 hin-i-so troops, and
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    11 DEAD IN U.S. EXPLOSION.
    50 1 I. on:,- lUach, California, June 3. Eleven people were killed and IK injured as the result of an explosion at the Richfield Oil Company refinery here. The explosion was felt over a radius of 30 miles. The damag* is estimated at $I,ooo,ooo.— Reuier. lAite.-'- *V,
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    EARL'S SON DIVORCED
    90 1 Hon. Mrs. Bligh Granted Decree Nisi The Hon. Mrs. Bligh ,<nce Frost) Evelyn Gardens, London, was granted by Mr. Justice Lang-ton in the Divorce Court a decree nisi with costs. Her husband, Lt.-Col. the Hon. Noel Gervase Bligh (son of the Eighth Earl of Darnley), whom she
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    $1,000 MUST BE WON!
    341 1 fn Simple Free Entry Competition. THIS WEEK'S AWARDS. Eighteen Share Racing Prize. Next work's Sunday Times will contain details of a hew competition in which the biggest offer in Malaya of a cash prize WHICH MIST HE WON IS TO BE MADE So far no ono
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    Behind
    33 2 AT Horn; in England last summer I W< II remember what a "splash" the bowspapers made of the huat wave in London. For :i week or rnon it was the best story
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    The
    31 2 of the day; front i»at r e newfl, anyway. Round about noon each day the evening pap i reflected the excitement of tht moment by dressing their columns to look
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    Front
    24 2 ing lius conductors, Uikintr ui> th.> edition, were moveil to exclaim i "Will it?" It <iid. One awful afternoon, a 2 J -rear-
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    1591 2 old record waa broken an>i }-;.os nearly faiuted iv temperature of 100 ele^nim th.' shade. ftflotfy Hot. OF CtfUrM, the- fact tnai it wa- thfl ROB rial topi, iivcijation is viiy und( lstan-luMc, for. for some years, people, in England had Uen won(liiinjr if tr.c world was leally going
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    FROM £1,000 A YEAR.
    182 2 To Pawning Jewels He Had Offered To Sell. Lews Waller, ayed 12, a Musician, oi Flaneiers Man i us. Bedfon 1 Park. \V., was at Bow Btieel MnteeMScd to 11 months" hard labour for stealing, as bailee, j«. wollery to the total value of £2,777, belonging
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    DEAD IN TUNNEL
    97 2 A well-known wnmuti rider tn ho^n.ls in Hertfordshire who had been in had health since meeting with a serious accident in the hunting field a year ago, wnind dead in ihc- tunnel of tho London and North Eastern Railway main line at Hadley Woods. She was Mis.
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      184 2 BY OUR DIARIST. MOW TO EAT I YOUR CAKE I STIII HAVE IT! "Rv r»m¥ ]HH WE HAVK A PLAN WHICH QUITE tiKFUTKS AN OLD PROVEUH. You receive policy wliich will give you immediate protection for $10,000. After 10 yeai.s you your elf draw in cash 52.000. but jtill retain
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      504 2 $1,100 Offered In New Racing Contest. What Will Win Next Saturday At Bukit Timah? The Sunday Times is ajcam eAsffcej i ptiw oi ONE THOUSAND DOLLARB ir connection with the racing at Singapore. The first prize of ?I,OOC wiil be awarded to any :v;uU-r who Miccccds in naming the winner
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      58 2 SO <C;'O ARl\ GOING TO 7 Ve^* AND GULSS WHAT MA rf-^ r ji i M ??o?S^ AT I POP— Correct G «A N mo-rHtR.' jL Jk I Answer Doesn't Wjf f+A !,j M" 'W i By J. MILLAR WATT p.^^^eamtl. 1U» hg&p&He^ **C*o*k. \j aJJM&J-J^^^-^' r }^-l^l I* 2°
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    The WORLD of BRIDGE
    1370 3  -  Ely Culbertson by World's Champion Plavet and Greatest Card Analyst .!iy reiei r flu HllH r Im s»-n: >ie •ly in whi h h olntc- ikl ntr- i have i l< ndid t!i.:. 1 hi' ■..'>lo. q nil 1 W E ,-j; A 4J 1" 8
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      563 3 j w For The Passing Hour I $10 JUMBLED LETTER CONTEST. II AST week's Jumbled Letter comp etition produced phenomenal results The entries were tmexpectedly larjje and the lists submitted contained many hundreds of words built up out of the twelve letters jriven. One competitor submitted an entry with two
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      362 3 x\ r~r~j i :Wbar i it vUi u l^v A%^' o VOI" are a football ctaacfc, eaafimatod witli ;i probtew duria last five minutes ol the last irame of Urn season the Bin Qame. Your team is three pointa ahead ai the Bane nmn ita cl< and there is apparently
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      54 3 s 1 1 ns. I BBk v ak^BßT**^. \\O j/^Ba BB\ a BBBJ I ft BB^^^ aaaaV v« bbt?t bbV. \~n JBbbW^il" -Vy~l>T s g /v Cut out these 14 pieces and w Mow quickly you can assemble the picture they form. Adults should complete the puzzle in lit niinuUs;
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      126 3 OUR CROSSWORD PUZZLE I Z 3 4- 5 fo 7 '0 N il j>s %i£l H "1 i i I W 7l Wk 7x CLUES. ACROSS. 3. £p£nd.«r \t mSSr fai^ S Yell :n a S I'Mtrv S kZ\ i Attract 20. Related H»-rd.u. _»3. Modem lake r (Tort ljon
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    "WORLD'S MOST AMAZING WOMAN."
    630 4 SPIRIT MEDIUM CHARGED. Doctor's Strange Story Of Seance. "SHRANK TO NOTHING." Twenty Stone And Clothes Vanished "Mrs. Duncan is the most remarkable woman in Europe. I have MM her without a body and without a head." THIS remarkable statement was made by a Fife <lcx-tc>r who
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    MME. LUPESCU.
    71 4 Return Of King Carol's Fallen Favourite. Madame Lupesou, the Titiar.-haired Jewess for wliom King Carol renounced his right to the throne and lived for five years in exile in France, can now return to Rumania. The ban that was placed upon het return at the end of last
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    Only Trousers!
    84 4 When Miss Marlene Dietrich sailed from New York for a holiday in Europe she admitted that her innumerable trunks did not contain one woman's dress. Attired in a well-cut dinner jacket, a semistarched shirt, and trousers, she declared that her present style of dress was not universally suited
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    LOST £5,000,000 IN 10 YEARS.
    249 4 Shipowner's Death. NEARLY BECAME THE RICHEST MAN. A FORTUNE of between £4,000,000 and £5,000,000 was lost in the past ten years by Mr. Daniel Radcliffe, a South Wales shipowner, owing to the fall in the value of tonnage. Mr. Radcliffe, who died last March, was
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    "COWARD."
    108 4 Man Who Spoke Of A Forced Marriage. WHEN William Norman, of Perby, a one-legged man, was summoned at Nottingham County Police Court for maintenance arrears towards his wife, he said it was a forced marriage. That is a cowardly and blackguardly thing to say in open court," declared Lady
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    ST. JOSEPHS WIN.
    222 4 Good Batting By I. Leijssius And J. Sanderson. St. Joseph's Institution beat St. Andrew's School at cricket yesterday on the former's ground. There were two particularly good batting performances, I. Leijssius, of St. Joseph's knocking up 67 and J. Sanderson, of St. Andrew's, making 45. The following
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    TRAITOR SHOT AT DAWN.
    233 4 Sold Navy Secrets. ITALIAN'S LAST REQUEST REFUSED. AFTER being fou id guilty of "giaw military espionage" in the interest* i t a neighbouring State. Petty Officer Ugo Travigha, of the Italir.n Navy, was shot at dawn on May 1 1. The firing squad wai composed of
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    R. P. O.
    100 4 Given Notice To Leave Oil Combine. It was learned in London that Russian Oil Products have received notice from the Combine Companies to terminate the present agreement on June 1. The following statement was made by an official of one of the Associated Pttnil Companies. "Nctice has
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    The Gar bo.
    58 4 It is officially announced by Mr. Sam Eckman, Jnr, Managing Director of Metro-G oldwyn -Mayer Pictures in thi.s country, that Miss (ireta Garbo is returning to Hollywood that she has signed a new contract with M.-G.-M.; and that she will start filming in the name part of
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    BLONDE AND OFFICER-IN-THE-TOWER
    897 4 IHAVE just seen "Marie Louise," or, rather, I have seen the girl whom Baillie-Stewart the officer in the Tower used for his description of the mysterious Marie Louise, though her name is not Marie Louise (writes a Sunday Express correspondent from Berlin). I found her, thanks to
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    London Bandits Poison Gas Plot
    542 4 Police Raid Averts New Road Terror. An astounding plot by motor bandits, who had planned to carry out a number of big raids, using prison gas and revolvers as their weapons and high-speed cars as 1 heir means of escape, has been discovered by Scotland
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    HITLER SAID TO BE A JEW!
    232 4 NEWSPAPER'S "PROOF" Old Family Records In Czechoslovakia. SEMITIC NAME. Nazis Strongly Deny The Story. Tt c aticn that Afi Ai Hitler, I who ever since na haa he Jewish race, is himself i n, was rublislu'd in :.ai><-)\ ih' "i'l.. 0 i r the
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    CPSIDE-DOWN.
    54 4 Flight Record By Italian. An upside-down flight which laste 1 5 hours 51 minutes has been made by Flight-Lieutenant Boscola at Centocelle Airport. After the flight the pilot was examined by a doctor, who certified him to be none the worse for his remarkable feat. The flight was supervised
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    O. R. A. FAIL.
    238 4 Poor Showing Against Raffles Institution. The Old RnffU-s '.on put up a very p<>.<.- si,< biatitntion ir. I on the fca:c<l el ihc- —i *hey ..i na Ji.r the !c> of sev'.-n pupils in a slurt time. (i. Veil ci |t. B il. wmi unbeaten with
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    S. R. C. VICTORY.
    131 4 rk;it Johore C C By 32 Runs. The BJLC. Crkhet Club yesterday in a match o.i tl.' ground by '{2 run- Boon S.K.( L> U'Cotta l> W Te»«ensohn t Ibw., b Toussai: ">; T. Leij-isiuv <• Sub>*ai i iui i b N. Sullivan b Ward V.
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      54 4 Remember that pure blood not only keeps away disease, but is Nature's remedy— in fact, the blood is the stream of life. In the treatment of Blood and Skin Complaints Clarke's Blood Mixture is unexcelled, it expels the poisons and assists healing. Of an Chtmtsts ami Stem. Equally food in
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    Mainly About Malayans WHICH IS OUR FRIENDLIEST TOWN?
    1942 5 Mainly About Malayans WHICH IS OUR FRIENDLIEST TOWN? The Wanderer's Diary. No Humbug In Plain Ipoh. k N en: l. lieve* m currency reforn Roarlahed sjaarkaUa piece of paper in front of lay nose the other [I looked like an oiuinary currency note an.; y< i it was baekad by
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    Head-Hunters
    708 5 THE Ml SFA M SPEAKS. I By a Sunday Tim« llepri'Sfntative. I Ai EW hurdrod niili-.s to tht ipan i- lanaa. a ssTga pan of which, < .i•l^. i< rulisd bj *he White !:.4.iuli n thi- world Rajah Sir CharUv Vyn.T Jc Wmilt B Sarawak has baM in the
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    12 5 bunc.i of captured deads hastriag ironi the rafters ot a l)\ak house
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      102 5 MATINEES TODAY and TOMORROW 3.15. NIGHTLY CECIL B. de MILLE'S Greatest Talking Spectacle continues its Triumphs THE SIGN OF THE CROSS With 7,500 people in the cast Opening Today at Special Matinee British and Dominion's grandest Musical comedy "The LITTLE DAMOZEL with ANNA NEAGLE Mu.ic by NOEL COWARD. The Picture
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      29 5 Ai— sMftat irssßßr^nßaßßi»»«**— Holiday Matinees Today and Tomorrow The Year's Big Lautfh BUSTER KEATON IN M.G.M.'s iiot of Fun WHAT NO BEER?" With SCHNOZZIE DURANTE A REAL HOLIDAY SHOW
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    Flutter in Mayfair
    2078 6 Signs Of A Brilliant Season. London. May 17. NOW that the Season has oincially begun, everyone seems in a hurry to I get on w.th it. The first week oft -n drags a little, but not this fMT. Melcrott's party to celebrate the seventyseventn bntiulay of Lou!
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      97 6 WHITEAWAY'S BACK TO PROSPERITY SALE BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. EXHIBITION HATS AT SALE PRICES In White nml Coloured Strnw \lm» White and Coloured Kelt. NU-BACK. n ariul n I not i). in Pink with dorabk -.cnn Bile tS ta M ins. SALE PRICE $4.25 VI ELASTIC STEP-INXORSET with small lacing
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      68 6 TIDINGS OF JOY! A BABY FOOD SUITABLE /^n^^^^ FOR THE TROPICS Book of Advice and Measuring i BavT^^ W*^^* lU^ ll •ii i H w7*. 3 ll' opoon will be sent, postage paid, 881 bYIT^I ar^l 11-* to any parent or expectant mother SBbjR4I HflPl^^ I who sends stamps value
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    QUEEN'S HALE MURDER
    2187 7 QUEEN'S HALE MURDER CHAPTBB Mil. he had already told the Betgaant. l actiea af the pHaoaer's. And wa< The jfi'l ha .'iinu to him. whenltht crux ol the whole matter. if ho is Hunkrs h vi:h H ini s T'lIK pi by itraaci H< how to iro on. in the
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    GAMBLING EPIC OF Derby Day.
    318 7  - GAMBLING EPIC OF Derby Day. W. J. Passingham. By »0 (|UHken thP I i id throog l offering Chance ar made more fre y otl I ih« illy those of to ftlonj north :i liai %(.•>:. In all i a i the world thM i aem to be sn mgt
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    DEATH
    36 8 IiAN. c;»n Thiew \Y aged 19, second d.-iuclitri of Mr. d-i-i Hock Chuan, passed «w;iy at the (icneral hospital, at ">.:(() p.m. vr trnli-y Saturday i. C. iti'ire leaveMarnlality Read, at I ;iv for Bukit Brown.
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    The Sunday Times
    21 8 EDITORIAL, MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICES 78, Cecil Street, Singapore. TELEPHONE 5151. Kuala Lumpur: 25, Java Street. TELEPHONE 5683.
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    TOTIDEM VERBIS.
    768 8 Like Singapore, Hong Kong has sought to capitalise the sentiments associated with Empire Day by running an Empire Fair to stimulate interest in Empire goods and drive home the ad\antages to be derived from their purchase in preference to those from foieign countries. From all reports the Fair
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    The Slave Market Of Mecca.
    967 8  -  Eldon Rutter. By fpHERE is a street in Mecca called the Suk el 'Abid. It is long and very narrow, and the tall houses on either side darken Ihe roadway. There are stone benches against the houses, and upon these benches are seated men and
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    THE ASSERTION ANANIAS
    1549 8 THE ASSERTION ANANIAS Stories Stories Stories I'm getting millions of them all for ten dollars a week. It's a great idea, this I just sit around reading the postcards and examining an occasional picture submitted in th" ompetition until Saturday, when I string a few of the best yarns toether
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    STOP PRESS.
    101 8 Ananias News Factory. London, Saturday. I tailed at the Colonial Office this morning to inquire if there was any further news rejrardirm the Wilson Report. The official who received miquestioned me at ureat length before becoming finally convinnd that I was quite serious and honestly expected to be
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      204 8 AMUSEMENTS. SINGAPORE. IDELPHI HOTEL. < i,\ssi( VL CONCERT Rwf ■ii Ml p.m. NEW WORLD. SIDE shows, i \it \|k. i l»\\( \< TALKIES. THKA rRES and CINEMAS. SKA VIEW HOTEL. < ONCRRT II i.m. ii. 1 p.m.— I'ntil Stratum and Orchestra Riji laffai KUALA LUMPUR. COLISEUM TUEATKt. TARZAN THE iPE
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      12 8 "PIANO" TUNING— REPAIRS. REMOVALS— HIRE. E. CHARLES. Phone 2902. 282, Orchard Road.
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    TOO MANY BABIES DYING IN SINGAPORE.
    237 9 NEW MESSIAH'S DISCIPLES. Pretty Girls Prepare For Meher Baba. 7 YEARS' SILENCE. To Speak In London Next Month. IMih Knglish girl disciples of Mfffcel ■aba, tho Indian new Heseiah,*' landed al Liverpool on May 2:{, after i whirlwind trip to Bombay and sack, during
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    COUNTESS HANGED.
    29 9 (Krom Our Own Correspondent.) London. June A beautiful French *****, divorced wife of Count Andurain. was tinged at Mecca yestc:day for poisoning her second husband Wahabi Sheik
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    WOMEN'S HAIR STYLES BRING OUT POLICE!
    336 9 PRISON FOR GROTESQUE COIFFURES. Asiatic women and Chinese women in particular have much cause to rejoice in the fact that their manner of dress and external appearance is not interfered with in any way by the authorities, writes a Sunday Times reporter. Not so
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    Grave Infant Mortality Facts.
    815 9 DEATH RATE OF 180 PER 1,000. Health Authorities' Problem. TRAINING SCHOOL TO COMBAT IGNORANCE. Too m?ny babies are dyirtf in Singapore. Km.ow n^ tn» strcnii comments of the Sing pc re rroner hs( week on the rase of a Malay wnmp.n, the Sunda\ Times h;'s made
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    MICKY, CHUM AND SPOT.
    468 9 Miikv. 29-10-2:)." "Chum, died May 3. 19.{0." "Spot, Nov. 23, 19.J2." ON a slope of earth behind that large rod building in Hill Street, the Central Fire Station, is a -mall cemetery the last resting place far pets belonging to the officers, and horn and bred
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    THE GARDEN PARTY.
    168 9 700 At Government House. About 700 guests attenied the garden party at Government House yesterday, the King* birthday. The scene was one of customary el tgarce, the occasion ixing graced by th»I>M sence of T H. the Sultan ard Sultana of Johmv, H.H. Tungku Mahkota, an<! senior
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    GOING...GOING.. GONE!
    699 9 GOING... GOING.. GONE! LAST Tuesday, an auction salt- of con- fiscated (roods was held at tin (!ov- 1 i iinni nt Monopolies store, Maxwell Road. "Loot" worth approximately $4,000 was utilised of for about $650 within two 1 I hours! Auctions usually bore me (writes a .Sunday Tims reporter), but
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    THE GREAT RUSH TO TANGLIN.
    533 9 Low Rents Draw All The House-Hunters. NO VACANCIES NOW. But Katong And Pasir Panjang Will Welcome You. ISniiHaif Tumi Special. Where do Europeans (in Singapore) ro to (i.e. to live) in slur. time? To a kampong; hut, to ohscinn hotels, or merely to »n open-air
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    BANK BATTLE.
    65 9 lings Of Money Uswi l<> Re|>cl RaiiU i From Our Own CorrcspoaJefl i London. Jim Bags of silver ni i >!I'-' coil used as we;. by the taff of the Wawuutlo Bank yesterday nfternoon One i ider was tr;>pi>ed in the vaults n.<l two w.it knock' 1 dewn
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      278 9 TOM WALLS Racehorse Owner and Actor-Manager says 'Filter tip' beats 'Smokers throat' is an exciting m m e nt w h e n y o u r horse is lined up for the start of a big race. The right moment for the right cigarette J- W^ dv Maurier, of
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    MALAYA AS THE LAND OF ORCHIDS.
    388 10 GROWERS' GREAT AMBITION. Sifting-700 Species For A Secret. MANY EXPERIMENTS. High Hopes At The Botanical Gardens. have jogt livirnt (writ Sunc!;i> linit 1 ftpofUr) Of ihtsecret iimliition which gtifl Che m;!n'.\ boaWM of Hfamljrn orchid lovers and of a word thfit meannwre to ihem
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    SELANGOR'S FINE POSITION.
    609 10 17 Bi:HI>D PEYVNi;: 6 WICKETS TO FALL. (From Our Own 01 re>poiulent) Kuala Li.inpur, June '■'>. T!ie iiiu State cricket match between id Bemagor opaaad here thi> I morning. Following last night'l rain the wicket damp hot faat Owfcag to influenza not playing and were tad Vanderholt.
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    546 10 I The Y.W.C.A. Goodwill Service Depot. THEY WILL SEW FOR YOU. Eighty Names But Work For Only A Few- t h van •■'i'l --tHiiii/ M i,i niiinij in mmr I twill Y.U.CA.. MmgU n ivorkcr, or Wimkt Hp v /xirn! irili, detections and (cave it ot
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    COLONY TOO GOOD FOR F.M.S.
    266 10 WIN ILL FIRST SIX DOUBLES GAMES. THK Colony pain won all tho tirsi davblai amtebaa agaaaat Urn Malay pain at the eommaaerasaat of the j annual competitions for the Met and Guillemard cups at Tanjrlin Clul> lay. 'I'.il'.y. further daoUai and ihe single.; niatchi's are
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    NO MORE TEST MATCHES?
    114 10 U > TKALIAYS ISSI E THEU bABT WORD. UNLESS ihe M bbdj -line Idcn the Australians will not ,i-i this decision to '•> vn here thi« afternoon, sajri tha Sydi Daily Herald. The general fei imp- i- that l! rannct hack I bittei vtatemen Larwood and
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    88 10 Mahiccu And Serembafl iubs Meet Toda> The following ill play for Urn Hatslight Badminton i'art the Chinese Imatcar Badminton P i Urn I'm mer'i < at 7 ai.i.: Andrew Goi Slit Law, I oim Yaat Ha, B. P <!<• Mclk>, Khaw Xt- r Chin, Lew Kaoon Man Sinivasairam. Anniv«T*ar\.
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    LESS CRIME IN SINGAPORE.
    70 10 Lowest Ebb For Years. LESS WORK FOR ALL THE MAGISTRATES. CrtaM in Sin: ;r Kor the hi tru' Iffum n >\ith regard serfaas offmmm have been decreasing ."'id a Sund n informed thai iho aimber re curded J r I;s{ month irai i th THIS thti
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    EASTERN SINGERS And WESTERN SONGS.
    1555 11  - EASTERN SINGERS And WESTERN SONGS. B. Lumsden Milne. By In this ari'ule Mrs. Lumsden Milne, the tearhrr of the Malay boy soprano. Isaliak. ivhtt rgpfoifd sucii promfae at the Memorial Ihdl comceri last Mwelc, §tUt nhy the training of Asiatic chilt! ten to si a a in EmgtUk is a
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    702 11 High-Speed Love In America. MAURICE DEKOBRA ON A LTHOUGH t do not pretend to have discuvei »"d America and do not feel i any sympathy for the people who have been trying to deprive Christopher Columbus of his laurels. I have spent a good deal ol' time in the New
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    JOURNALIST'S AMAZING INDICTMENT OF HITLER.
    3428 12 The Book That Roused The German Government To Fury. i Henry Ford, Kreuger And Lord Rothermere Accused. By The Book Critic. Germans p» |s 'he etaefc hack. lt> l.duai Mowrer. The Hori'.ev Head I 7v. (id. I>RIDE "I plare must be given thai ireea t<>
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    582 12 Doctor Sam. By M. River* Larminie. The Kodlev Head. 7s. ttd. jtflSS LAK.MIWK possesses the jjreat gifts of a simple and natural style of writing, coupled with an ability to portray ordinary l.ien and women with 1 extraordinary truthfulness. There an- Ml heroic, neurotic or exceptionally
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    Forgotten City On An African Isle.
    1587 13  - Forgotten City On An African Isle. Denis Palmer. By Y:l! not tind anything about Lamu in the guide books; even the "Kncyclopaedia Britannica has only a few lines p And there b a reason •he "1 >st city," •toll bland separated from the i mainland by narrow creek, t off
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    AROUND THE CLUBS.
    1259 13 African natives and Swahilis, and a few of the humbler Arabs. Many Relations. With Salim, I visited many Arab houses, and called in turn on all his relations, who were exceedingly numerous. rpHE second quarterly general meeting of the Useful Badminton Party will be held today (Sunday)
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      496 13 THIS WEEK ON THE RADIO. SINGAPORE RADIO 8.8.C. PROGRAMME. MALAYAN A.R.S. KUALA TIME TABLE LUMPUR. For Straits Settlements, and Federated By Our Expert. Mal *y states fro.n the Empire trans- Today's Programme mitter, Uaventry, Enirlard. Two of the following frequencies and SINGAPORE (Radio Service Co.)- wavelengths will be used in
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    HOW THEY RAN IN YESTERDAY'S RACING.
    2002 14 FAVOURITES WIN 4 EVENTS. i j i Trainer's Remarkable Success. GOOD DIVIDENDS. i Award's Great Run To Break Record. j (From Our Racing Correspondent.) TIIK following are the detailed resulU .it jmtaidaj'l racing at Bukit Timah. Race 1. THK POMI H\M»M AF. V.uu.- flJttQ
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    CHINESE DRAW WITH TOURISTS.
    370 14 POOR GAME AT ANfION ROAD. CMwaa 2 Ti'.c 2. The Tamilian* Physical Culture Associatioi if Kuala Lumpur, who are on holid: Umr in Singapore, met a team drawn from the Straits Chinese Pa»ta»ii Aaai Uiuii yesterday afternoon at the An» Road Stadium and a very scrappy
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    GOOD CRICKET ON PADANG.
    789 14 Negri Out For 222. THEN S.C.C. START VERY BADLY. Neifri Semhilan batted fur live hours to obtain 222 runs against the S.C.C. on the I'adany yesterday, the lust day of the Whitsun holiday natch, marked by very fine weather ;ind a tfood wicket. IN the last
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    3626 15 Forward's State Cricket Player Prefers Soccer. AFTER months of rain Kuala Lumpur baa inioyed a sp.ll of dry weather and indicatiow at the time »f writing are that this week's inter-StaU- game between Penang and Belangor will be tavoured by good weather. Bp far in the i
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    BOXING
    61 15 N;i\\ \s. Anm At New World Tomorrow. The lnter-St r\ ice- boxing eoataaU lx.twiH'n the Royal Navy and the Arm;. fac thi f.owthor (iiant Cup will be held tomorrow night at I* p.m. in the Moon light Hall at the New World. Admission price range from 50 cant* in
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      106 15 INTER-SERVICES BOXING. ROYAL NAVY vs. ARMY. Team Contest for Lowther Grant Cup AT THE MOONLIGHT HALL, NEW WORLD ON MONDAY, sth JUNE 193 3 at 9 p.m. PRICES OF ADMISSION. Ringside and Box Seats $2.50. Others $2.00, $1.00, and 50 ceuU. The $2.50, $2.00 and $1.00 seats are bookable at
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      71 15 The Memory Test. i Han >ve> s ihu-.vn i> i illiam Shakespeare). J As all 1000 yallow to the juunuie'd lAbxuintu Pope). Not a creature wa: stirring, Bat even ii DM .< ment .Wo-om iod ihc K'«ve M nut it- goal; (Heavy RTad worth Longfellow). 5. Tlu- «id«krst are (henc:
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    ALL YESTERDAY'S EVENTS IN PICTURES.
    169 16 AWARD, which paid a record dividend of s:>.{(, winning th«- third race at Bukit Tin.ali >estcrda> GBNaVAL VIEW of the guests at the Garden Party SIX UAI.TFK AM) LADY HI GGARD rd r. Haxnes, the Acting Colonial S<cretary. at the Government Hous." (■arden* Party yesterday.
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