The Straits Times, 14 June 1933

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    39 1 The Straits Times ESTABLISHED NEARLY A CENTURY.] THE LARGEST AXD MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1933 PRICE 10 CENTS The Straits Times 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNES DAY, JUNE 14, 1933, PRICE 16 CENTS
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      465 2 P. 0., BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated in England.! MAIL. PASSFNOER AND CARGO SEfVICES. ■sWimOLAI AND ORIENTAL S.N. CO. UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJK9TVS rXtVEBNMENT, LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL UUtVICE. OUTWARD FROM LONDON FOR CHINA AND JAPAN. Tonnage. Due Spore. RANPL'RA 17.00(1 Jane »3 ybANCALORE 8,000 Jnly 8
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      661 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NIPPON YUSfSN KAISHAO TO LONDON Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp Rotterdam and Mlddleabrough. Vessels. Tonnage. Due Sail HAKONTE MARU 10.400 June 28 29 I SUWA MARU 10.700 July 13 14 I KI'SHIMI MART IO.'tOO July L'T H HAKOZ.-VKI MARI' 10,100 Aug. II 1 I X TERUKUNI MARU 12.000 Aub.
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      565 2 BURNS PHILP LINE. (Incorporated in Australia.) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by the wellknown steamer MARELLA (7.868 ton.) and the .3. MANGOLA (3,362 ton.) (Cargo only). The MARELLA ie eae of the largest and finest steamer, trading to Australia, cabins da
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      477 2 IBE EAST ASIATIC CO., LIMITED. (Incorporated in Denmark.) Telephone 5522. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. TO GENOA, LONDON, ROTTERDAM. HAM ■USG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From Spore Malacca Port Penang BORINGIA 20 6 20/6 Tl/fi 23 0 FIONIA 11/7 11/7 12/7 14/7 US&UA M ty K u 32(03 2 (o
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      1181 2 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean THE HUA KHIOW STEAMSHIP CO. akin Cm Ltd, and China (113.!). LTD. Muful SteSm Navigation Co.. Ltd THE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP CO.. LTD. THE STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO, LTD. THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP CO, LTD. THE CHINA NAVIGATION CO, LTD. THE AUSTRALIAN' ORIENTAL I INK Itd The VAM
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    ROTAN FOR A YOUNG COMMUNIST.
    796 3 Court Revelations. "RED" CELL WITH 3,000 MEMBERSHIP. Revelation* concerning thr Malayan < ommunist Parly and its yaM ramification* in Mula>a were made before Mr. J. F. F. GMfg, the Third Magistra* yeMerday when an official of the Chine* Protectorate stated that from documents seized it
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    ENOE BEACON.
    37 3 The Eiiim; light-beacon in Victoria Hail.our has now been IT TatlMtihad and exhibit! an occulting ni lijrht every ionds. Position: On western side of entrance to Victoria harbour. Lat. 5 15'N, lon^. 115° 16'E (approx).
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    API PASSAGE.
    33 3 Tfe Admiralty notifie» that a shoal t'a^ haaaj reported at a distance of 6.4 miles I4'J from Merundung inland. Lat. 1 59'X. loiik. 10»- 10T. (appiox). Depth. 4 fathoms. Api Passage.
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    ROYALTY IN AUSTRIA
    22 3 Vienna, June 9. K\-king Alfonso lia> arrived in Vienna. Queen Marie, of Rumania, is oUayinj; at AlulUling, uttu Vienna,
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    ARRESTED ON RETURN FROM CHINA.
    630 3 Bankrupt Shopkeeper. CONCEALED PROPERTY ALLEGED. Slew Cheong, the former proprietor of a sundry goods shop in Upper Chinchew Street, was indicted yesterday before Mr. E. A. Forrer, the Criminal District Judge. on three counts under the Bankruptcy Ordinance. He was represented by Mr. R. L.
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    NAZI EMBARGO.
    53 3 No Butter Imports From Latvia. Berlin, June 10. The (iovernment has placed an emliargo on the importation of butter from Latvia because the Latvian Government, in violation of earlier assurances, did not prevent the Latvian newspapers from publishing the Socialist and Jewish appeals to I oycott all German
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    DEPUTY'S SUICIDE.
    30 3 Took Overdose Of Sleeping Draught. Munich, June 9. The Social Democratic woman Deputy. Fran Antonie Pfuelf. has committed suicide here by taking; an overdose of sleeping draught. Aneta-Trans-Ocean.
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    PASSENGERS.
    105 3 The following are passengers by the Hector, which is expected in Singapore from Europe on Friday: Mi P. Dudley Wardc. Mr. A. G. Howe, Mr I" C. V Cobbold. Mr. C. S Pendrigh. Sir Kobert Holland. Lt.-C 01. and Mrs. M. <ainntrtun-Syk.es, Misa Q. Peat. Mr. J. A. Mnrtavish.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED.
    175 3 I'ATRAS. Dut., 1,181 tons, from Batavia 14-«, for B. Deli 15-6. NGOV HOCK, Norw.. 70S tons, from Penanu 14-6, for Bangkok 14-6. BULAN. Brit., 441 tons, from Malacca 14-6, for Penang via Ports 18-6. KDKNDALE, Brit., 1,002 tons, from Batavia 13-6, for Sambo*. Batnvia 17-6. TOMOHOX, Dut., 684
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    103 3 Wednesday. June 14. Ships alongside the Wlurrea or expected to arrive. Godown Gate. KEPPEL HARBOUR. Main Wharf Lch. "Lady Gulllemard," Tobelo, Makian, Tug "Prince." Oil Wharf Nieuw Zoeland. Cm! «k«rf aiu. TJEUELB IN D«T DO CM. ranjoag Pagar. Albert Dock Nil. Victoria Dock Nil. KapMl Harbo.r. King's
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      440 3 NOKDDEUTSCHEE wk LLOm fjW«J*i (Incorporated f Ta» Mdennentloß** m ajuajia)^ intended fixtures: OUTWARD. FRANKEN for Manila. Hong Kong, Shanghai, North China and Japan June 20 HOMEWARD. t HOLSTKIN for Aden, Genoa, M'seilles, Oran, Havre, R'dam, H'burg tnd Bremen June 21 Passenger steamers with cabin and Intermediate class accommodation. I Cargo
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      415 3 president Oners Fmr— Again Reduced £67.3.11. MANILA /HONG KONG TO EUROPE TIA HfnUOs VmHsl claaa urou (be PaeUat lat claaa Ball hi Aasorlea Toarlat claaa Atlaatlc oa the faaaon ana ■rw v. Manhattaa at a.s. Waahlngina. (If hiiik (arouh (he Paaajaa Caaal la dealred approxloiatflr Gt43 extra). 4.1 hMtHMIU r*a
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      346 3 ELLERMAJN BUCKNAIX STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. J At Itoa«rp«raUd la Bagtaa&J ay' "■LLERMAN" UNB. f rrcagkt Berrire f UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. Tla Porto ana 1 gaca Casjaj OUTWARDS. TO BONO KONG, SHANGHAI A JAFAIt Stearaart s s. CITY OF BATAVIA June ao HOMEWARDS. ■3 CITT 07 SHANGHAI for H liar
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      99 3 TIDE TABLM. Today. .Tune M. H. W. 2.20 a.m.. 9 ft. 4.01 p.m., 7 ft. 7 in. Thuntdny. .lime 13. H. W. ,i Ji a. m 8 ft. 1 in., 4.81 p.m., 7 ft. T in. Friday, June IC. H. W. 4^ll, a.m., .8 ft., 5.11 p.m., 7 ft. S
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      64 3 SINGAPORE WEATHKK REPORT. Station YwtercUy L«at night Max. Rainfail Bright Mm. temp. ins Sunshine temp. *F hrs. *F Alor Star 86 0.21 0.4 71 Sitiawan 92 0.01 4.9 71 K. Trcngganu 87 Nil 4.9 72 Bukit Jerain 89 Nil 7.9 73 Malacca 86 Nil 5.7 76 Singapore 86 0.10 2.5
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      461 4 SITUATION VACANT W hen applying fur any position advertised m these culusins send copies of teati■onlals. Do not send originals. WANTED energetic European with previous knowledge of Hotel management. !'no-i prospects for right man. Apply 636, Straits Times. SITUATIONS WANTED^ STKNOTYPIST open for engagement. Box G24, Straits Times. EXPERIENCED chief
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      637 4 HOUSES. FLATS TO LET lill Apply Meyer Uro*. HO USX on iDititntioa BUI. Moaaratt r.nt. altad Engineers. TO LET. 8. Ozlay Bias. moa. aanitatioa. vpply 10, Malacca Street TO LET, 152 Cairnhill T.u.. bedrooms, electric^ gi-icgv. Apply TO Cairnhill Koad. Bungalows. Angullia Park. S6l-A, Orchard Read, Oil Extraction Factory. Angullia
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      617 4 BUSINESS PREMISES TO L£T OFFICUj TO LET. S4-B. Battery Soad tad Boor. Apply Guthri* Co., Ltd. TO LET, No. 110, Bobimon Road, anitabl* for offic* A store. Apply 4 Manassaa A Co, 6-1. Malacca Str**t. BUSINESS PREMISES TO LET South Bridge Koad Nos. 173, 174 and 17&. Anson Kor.d Nos.
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      1375 4 BUSINESS CARDS. GRAND OPENING NIKRO PHOTO STI DIO 10. Battery Koud. All orders can b* executed promptly at special slump price and MtiaXaci teed. Amateur Work's Special Service Tv-I. *;«> i •>. MADAME PAGE DRESS MAKER AND MMtSKM Late of 92, PKcadiUy, Lundnn. DAY EVENING GOWNS. Specialising in Maternity Gowns,
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      80 4 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Singapore Within Ou.nlde without Malaya. Malaya. Postage. Monthly S 300 4.0* 2.50 Quarterly S 8.5* $12.00 7.50 Half Yearly $1740 $24.00 $15.00 Yearly $34.00 $48.00 $30.00 NOT". Outntation cheques should loeladr the asaal bank discount. ADVERTISEMENT RATES The charge* and instructions for CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS appear un the form
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    DOCTORS STRUCK OFF REGISTER.
    431 5 Charges Investigated By Medical Council. Disciplinary action, involving the erasure of their names from the register, was taken against two doctors at proceedings of the General Medical Council in London, presided over by Sir Norman Walker. One case was that o' Austin Threlfall Nankivell, formerly medical
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    POLICE BAND.
    62 5 The band of the S.S. police will give tl.e following programme, weather perir:tting at Telok Ayer today beginning at 9 p.m.: March of the leers (Sullivan); Selection, Bitter Sw«et (Coward) Invitation a la Valse (Wc-ber): Overture. Banditcnstreiche (Suppe); Cornet Solo, As You Pass By (Russell); Cornet Solo, The
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    BAIL REFUSED.
    101 5 Leembruggen Prefers Civil Prison. Appearing before Mr. F. F. Gregg, the Singapore Third Magistrate, yesterday, on a charge of criminal breach of trust as a servant in I'eapect of -Sl5O, N. Leembruggcn, a Ceylon Dutch burgher, claimed trial and refused an sjffer "i 1 personal bail. His reason
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    NEW 14 H.P. CAR.
    67 5 Soviet Producing 8-Cylimter Model. 'Leningrad. An 8-cylinder passenger automobile of Soviet design the L-l of 104 horsenower, is now being produced at the Krassny Putilovetz tractor plant ii Leningrad, which is undergoing complete re-equipment with a view to the exclusive production of automobiles. The re-equipped plant,
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    140 5 Monday .June 5. ;,ptain L Wells, R.N., Commander Parry, R.N., Wing Commander 1. M. Robb and Mr. D. Gray had luncheon at Government House. In the afternoon His Excellency and Lady Clementi were present at the Singapore Races. Thursday, June 8. Hon. Mr. C. C. Brown and Mrs.
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      243 5 HOTELS RAFFLES HOTEL MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL THIS EVENING TEA DANCE 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. INFORMAL DINNER DANCE 9.30 TO MID-NIGHT. RAFFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA PHONE 5381. ADELPHI HOTEL Watch For "THE ORIENTAL REVUE" BEAUTIFUL GIRLS GORGEOUS SETTINGS SOMETHING NEW THURSDAY SPECIAL DINNER AND DANCE Where to Stay ORIENTAL HOTEL BRAS BASAH
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      268 5 STOP THAT COUGH THIS PLEASANT WAY. A few tablets of Ropiroids will allay the irritation. soothe ihe inflamed mucous in the breathing tubes, break up t ne phlegm and bring case and relief. Respiroids act on the principle of direct treatment of the affected parts. As the tablet dissolve* in
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      140 5 imagine CARPETS WITH A PILE THAT DEADENS ALL SOUND GIVES COMFORT AND REST TO THE FEET. HAVE COLOUR AND DESIGN THAT ARE RESTFUL TO THE EYE AND BRING CHARM TO THE ROOM FURNITURE WHICH INVITES YOU TO RELAX CONVEYS A fCNM OF PRIDE IN YOUR HOME. IS UNIQUE— MANUFACTURED FROM
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      182 5 QUALITY Phil London training and (^,.;ilni< miens, n-niitis our Optics! Sarric* nniqce in Malaya. JOHN DUKE F.8.0.A. ,Hon».) F> M No. 21. Battery Koad, Singapore. THE BRITISH MALAYA TRUSTEE EXECUTOR COMPANY, LIMITED. Regifttrred under the Trait Companies Ordinance 1926) Capital called op $162,050 Reserve Liability of Shareholders $162,050 DIRECTORS: Sir
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      CALLS FOR PEACE.
      502 6 Mr. P. F. Warner And Cricket War." (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, May 21 Mr. P. F. Warner, who was joint manager of the M.CC. team in Australia, has made a striking appeal for cricket peace between the two countries. "You have read," he said, "a great
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      BASEBALL.
      397 6 Brooklyn Lose To Philadelphia. The following were the results of baseball games played yesterday: National League. Brooklyn 4 12 0 Philadelphia 7 13 0 Whitney homered for Philadelphia. Chicago 5 8 0 Cincinnati 6 13 4 American League. SI Louis 3 7 0 Chicago 1 7 0 Big- Hitting
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      ORGY OF CENTURIES CONTINUES.
      725 6 County Cricket t FIFTEEN THREE-FIGURE INNINGS. No less than five double centuries and ten other three figure inning's were obtained in the seven county cricket championship matches which concluded yesterday. High scoring was the general ord>?r in only a few exceptions the matches proved the complete
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      40 6 Members of the Sect Kirn Cheng Badminton Party are requested to take note that the draw for the first round of the open singles championship of the party will take place on Wednesday, June 14, 1933, at 5.30 p.m. sharp.
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      ROWDY FOOTBALL.
      199 6 "Slaughter" Of The "Wolves" In Nice. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, May 31. Extraordinary scenes marked the football match between Wolverhamnton Wanderers and the Olympic Gymnastic Club of Nice, on Thursday. The trouble began after half an hour's play, when the Wolves protested against the alleged kicking, tripping
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      SKATING.
      89 6 Rink To Be Opened At New World. A skating rink will be opened at the New World in the near future. All interested in the sport of roller skating can practice at the New World in the restaurant attached to the cabaret on any day, Sundays included, from 1
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    26 6 H .M.S. Herald (Ltart Coin, A. Jonef, R.N.) arrived in Singapore yesterday evening from Labuan. She wiH leave Singapore for survey work off Miri on Monday.
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      146 6 TOOTHACHE IS NOT ALL. It forms from fermenting food particles beyond reach of the toothbrush. But Squibb Dental Cream neutralities Germ Acid because it contains Squibb Milk of Magnesia, u n antacid! Therefore, Squibli's protects teeth and gums as it cleans. It is safe, pleasant economical. Fight (ierm Acid scientifically—
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      102 6 •JUNIOR T. T. RACES ISt< WOODS (Norton) 111 PXI 2nd. HIM (Norton) jlEjJ|r 3rd. GUTHRIK (Norton) 111 lillT Aii three used I II Wakefield I f Castrol Motor Oil fEyfc Ordinary grades of Castrol (such as you can flflß buy) were used by the winners of this important pj3u event.
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    KARL MARX IN A NEW ROLE.
    308 7 Important Works On Mathematics. The Maix-Enjf.ls-I.enin Institute in v is publi-h'iitf in the near future manuscripts by Karl Marx dealing with higher mathematics which have lain :us in the archives of rhc German Sociai-Dcmoei atk Party, the Institute artiuiritii; them only recently. Marx i-oninu-nci-cl
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    PARACHUTE JUMPING.
    97 7 Special Training For Soviet Masses. The Centra] Council of Osoaviakhim (Society for the Promotion of Aviation i,nd Chemical Defense) plans to npen in the near future a parachute-jumping tiaining school. The function of the school will be to train jamping instructors for aviation <lubs anil >poits urbanisations, and
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    STUDENT HOOLIGANS
    105 7 Customs Union Meeting: llroken Up. Paris, June 12. Tear hwnfco were thrown by French university students belonging to parties of the mil OHM light on Saturday in the midst of public meeting of the French Union for the Promotion of a European ma Federation in the rooms of
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    PARIS-MOSCOW TOUR.
    95 7 190 French Club Cars To Make If ie Trip. .Moscow, Juno T;ir automobile club of Paris and tne Raantian Siut^ tourist bureau, "inlouiist." lui\<' invgad a trial trip to I'ans from Mo iow b) a ..mobile, which is expected to taks- i»lp< the end nf .luly or the
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    BOMBING OUTRAGES IN AUSTRIA.
    296 7 Nazis Disclaim All Responsibility. Vienna, June 13. Political unrest in Austria is further accentuated by a bomb outrage, which took place in the shop of a Jewish jeweller, named Futterweit, situated in the centre of the city, as a result of which the jeweller and one
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    SAAR NEWSPAPERS.
    158 7 How Government Replied To Criticism. Saarbrucken, June 10. Since the new political Empowering Decree has come into lorce, the Government can compel newspapers to publish Government declarations of any length. When newspapers "his week vent'irec to criticise the action of the Saar Government, the authorities retaliated by ordering
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    50-FOOT PLUNGE.
    71 7 Journalist Killed In Mountain Car Crash. Vienna, June 7. Mr. Hooper Trask, the well-known American journalist, was instantly killed and his wife gravely injured, when the car in which they were touring the Dolomites skidded on the mountain road near Vigo de Fasse and plunged down a 50-foot
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    SCHOOL QUARREL.
    69 7 Teachers and Pupils Fire On Police. Mexico City, June 9. A quarrel between the teachers and pupils of a school in Yucatan and the local police over the ownership of some land near the school has had tragic re•ults. After coming to blows, the rival parties opened fire
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    TO AVOID TROUBLE.
    47 7 Course Of Alpine Automobile Race Altered. Vienna, June 9. The course of the Austrian Alpine automobile race has been mollified to avoid the Salzburg-Ofer route, via Reii-hcnhall, in Bavaria, so as to prevent any unpleasantness which might arise by passing into German territory.— Aneta-Havas.
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    GERMANY'S UNEMPLOYED
    48 7 Berlin, June 11. r'u to the latest statistics, un- niplo,. •■ni ha- fallen to 5,000,000, i 10 below the highest figure for Oil- yi a i A hopefuj siun ia that 7" per cent, of the improvMMM i.- due to re-eir./^oymerit in regular iniiuMiy. RcuUt Wire.
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      26 7 LOOPING THE LOOP WITH LAUGHS HOWARD HUGHES PRESENTS Chester Morris in COCK OF THE AIR UNITED ARTISTS PICTURE with BILLIE DOVE Aim MICKEY MOUSE SILLY SYMPHONY.
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      208 7 "welcome againT England's Queen of Musical Comedy j JESSIE MATTHEWS I^^A ul tht iUim ont British Picture tC^^L. lie H Midshipmaid J "S^ By lAN HAY with A. W. BASKCOMB and FRED KERR The doings of a merry mermaid on a Battleship! I COMING CAPITOL NEXT WEEK. DISTRIBUTED BY PAVILION
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      168 7 r-H CAPITOL~h Opening TODAY 3.15 6.15 9.15 Warner Bros. Terrific Revelation of one of the Greatest Prison Scandals in History PAUL MUNI IN "I AM A FUGITIVE FROM A CHAIN GANG" The true Story of ROBERT E. BURNS' amazing Life and Loves! The picture that thrilled over a million cinemagoers
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    230 8 Tin Makes A Big Advance. RUBBER AGAIN EASIER ALL ROUND. (By Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Wednesday. Today's Prices: Rubber. 10 11/16 cents per lb. Tin. Singapore price $120 per picul. Gold, V 6 2s. 2d., down '.d. Yesterday's Prices: Rubber, London, 5/16 d., down I/Mi. New York,
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    EXCHANGES.
    103 8 Rugby, June 12. Foreign exchanges are: Amsterdam 8.42 Athens 590 Brussels 24.251;. Belgrade 250 Berlin 14.42«/s Bombay 1/6 5 64 Bucharest 570 Buenos Aires 41 V official. Copenhagen 22.41 i! j Geneva 17.52' < 2 Helsingfors 226 1/ 2 Hcg Kong 15 3 4 Lisbon 110 Madrid 39 19
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    PRODUCE.
    66 8 Singapore, June 14. Gambier 4.75 (Cube) No. 1 unpicked 7.2ij Copra 4.10 mixed 3.70 Sago flour, Sarawak 1.87 1 i White Pepper 30.66 Black Pepper 18.75 Pear] Sago 4.60 small 4.60 wed; uts §,00 No. 1 125 catties gross 8.85 No. 2 12n catties gross 3.80 Rice Siam $148
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    49 8 From Europe London mails dispatched on May 25) by Rohna, due a£ Penang 6 a.m. tomorrow. From China and Japan, by Tokushima Maru, due at Singapore daylight u>- < mo i row. From China, by Kumsan?, due at Singapore *> a.m. tomorrow. From China, by Tilawtf, due at
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    LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS
    6 8 LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTA TIONS
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      MINING.
      428 8 latue Val. P<L Buyen. Sellers. £1 £1 Asam Kumbang £1 £1 Austral Malay 26/32/- cd. 28/5 Ayer Hitam Tin 1 1 Ayer Weng £1 £1 Bangrin Tin 1 1 Batang Padang 1 1 Batu Caves £1 £1 Chenderiang 1 1 Hitam Tin 1 1 Hong Fatt 5. B Hong
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      GENERAL.
      273 8 ■MM Pd. Buyers. Sellers. 2 2 Alex. Brick Ord. 0.50 nom. 2 2 Alex. Brick Prefs. 0.80 0 90 il £1 Brit. Am. Tobacco 5.2 6 5.7.6 10 5 British Malaya Trustee 5.35 5.50 El £1 Con. T. S. Ta Prefs. 24 24 9 !1 £1 Con. T. S.
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      DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
      141 8 Singapore Cold Storage 7 p.c. deb. of 1926 red. 1931-36 102 103V£ ci. < Singapore Municipal 5 p.c of 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 105 LlOnom. Singapore Municipal 414 p.c of 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 104 108 nom. Singapore Municipal 4Vg p.c. of Itt7 red. !947 $1,600,000 104
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      364 8 Frtttr and Co. and Lyall and Evatt's Quotations. Today's Prices Fraser LyaU Evatt Co. Allenby ($1) 0.70 0.85 0.65 0.80 Alor Gajah ($1) 0.55 0.65 0.50 0.60 A. Hitam ($1) 1.00 1.20 1.00 1.20 A. Kuning ($1) 0.15 0.20 0.15 0.20 A. Malay ($2) 1.15 1.30 1.15 1.30
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      EXCHANGE RATES.
      194 8 SELLING. Singapore, June 14. London, 4 months' sight 2 4 London, 3 months' sight 2 3 31 32 London, 60 days' sight 2/3 15 16 London, 30 days sight 2315 16 London, demand 2/3 7 8 London, T.T. 2 3 27 32 Lyons and Paris, demand 98C Hamburg,
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      74 8 Noon, June 14. R.S.S. equal to London Standard: Tone of Market: Steady. Latest Cable: London Spot Sheet 3 11/32 d. per lb. New York Spot Sheet Gets. 6 1/16 per lb. Buyers. Sellers Spot (loose) 10 11/16 10% (F.O.B.) lli/ 8 111,4 Standard R.S.S. on
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    29 8 C'hitral Ckriatteu Huyuens Ranchi ndrapoera Karaffoln Apr. 28 May »0 May 12 .June 1 M-iy 12 June S Mnv 19 June t May 18 June 10
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    220 8 Today. Banka Island, I'ludjoe Palembang (.Thedens) S p.m. China ami Japan (Himalaya Maru) a p.m. Japan and Korea I Parcels) (Himalaya Maru I 2.30 p.m. North, N.-East and N.-West Sumatra (Patras) 3 p. m Bflawan, C.yK.n. Egypt ami l/.S.A. (Simaloer 1 .3 p.m. Hanirknk 1 Kola 1
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    AIR MAIL.
    57 8 Air Mail from Java. Mails from Batavia and Palembang by aeroplane are expected at the General Post Office, Singapore at 5 p.m. today. Mails froivi London, Amsterdam etc. by the Dutch Aeroplane are expected to arrive at the General Post Office, Singapore at 4.30 p.m. tomorrow. The delivery
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      114 8 ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. TiH:y. June H. Police Band. Ti lok Ayer, 9 p.m. Thursday. Junr 15. Annual meetinc (7.30 p.m.) and annual ("inner (H.'iO p.m.i of King Edward VII < ollege of Medicine AJelphi Hotel. Friday. June 16. Trafalgar Ltd. meeting 2 Prince Street, noon. Polico Band, Kato-ig Park,
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      LONDON TIN MARKET.
      794 9 Persistent Advance. RUSSIA NOW BUYING FROM GERMANY. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, May 17. The persistent advance completely surprised everybody, and the subsequent reaction has been comparatively a MN fluctuation. American buying has been reflected in further shipments of English and Straits tin being made from heiv
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      COMPANY RESULTS.
      127 9 (From Ou- Own CorreEpondent.) l.nn w, June 13. Jugra Kstate, Ltd., announce* f \od& foi 19^2 of £2,997 compared with a deficit of £3,574 in 1981; £465 is carri«d (orward to credit. Katun? Consolidated Rubber Estate.-, Ltd.. announce a loss for 1932 of £2,706, compared v.ith a 1931
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      HOME AND AMERICAN STOCKS.
      308 9 Closing Quotations In London. (From Our Own Correspondent.) l.'v.iddi. June 1?. Closing quotations today of the principal British stocks ace given below: The rise or fall is in relation to tha .price of June 8. GOVERNMENT 9TOCKS, BKITISH. Rise or Fall Conversion Loan t% HG'i Funding
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      JAPAN'S TRADE.
      320 9 What She Buys From Malaya. Interesting statistics ol Japan's trade with Malaya are revealed by a report published by the Japanese Finance Blinistrj which has just reached the Japanese Consulate General Singapore. In that year Japan exported to MalayaYen 25,3^7 k 968 and imported frosn the latter Ytn
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      LABU RUBBER.
      614 9 Return to Dividend List. The twenty-sixth unnual meeting v. the Labu (F.M.S.) Subtler Co., Ltd., was held i:0 May 15. The cbaurruuu, tu'iga-dier-General The Hon. Charles Lambton. D.5.0., said No important euanges occurred in the company s affairs during 1932. Thje price of rubber remained at uniformly low
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      BANK REFORM BILL.
      88 9 Ready for President's Signature. Washington, June 1). The Glass-Steagall Bank Reform Bil' has been passed by the Senate and nov. g^ies to the White House for signature. Washington, June IC. The House of Representatives hai adopted, the Glass-Steagall Bank Reform Bill which has been sent to the
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      TIN RESTRICTION.
      164 9 The following letter appeared in thn Financial Times Sir. One (fathers from th* newspapers that the Powers In meeting in London in June to discuss if, by tariff agreements, the trade, relations tetwoen i'he various nations can be improve). I imagine the restriction of tin output may be
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      CHERSONESE (F.M.S.) RUBBER ESTATES.
      960 9 Higher Dividend Recommended. The twenty-third annual general lue-.'t-ing of the Chercnes* (F.M.S.) Esta cv. Limit-d, was held on Thursday, May It, 1933. in the Council Room of the Rubber Grower Associaticn, 2-4, Idol I. ant. Eastc-.eap, London. E.C., Mr. Arthur A. Allon (thaiiman of the company)
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      DIVIDENDS.
      42 9 (From Oor Own Correspondent.) London, June 13 British Borneo Timber Co., Ltd., announces a final dividend of o'-j per ceut. (or 1932. Straits Plantations, Ltd., announce a dividend of per cent, for the year endoJ March 31, 1933. 00. 1 OC.U
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      351 9 BANKING. NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL-MAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. (MiTHfcJKI.A.M^ IK.VLHM* MucHrrv 1 EsrtkhllMlie. Ik Aau.-e'wstw |«M V BEAD UFKHK KKI>4IM WITH bRA.NCHRS IN ROTTERDAM AM' HK llAlilk HEAD OFFICE FOX THE KAST: BATAVIA. Branches throughout rir Dates) Eaet Indies and In the Straits S«al> ncnis. li.jia. China, Japan and Arabia LONDON BAMKEM: The
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1933. THE TWO ERICS.
    1283 10 Rubber restriction talk is in the air again. After many alarums and excursonn since Mr. Baldwin gave the Stevenson Scheme its coup de grace we are at last told that the Dutch have now suffered a sea change and
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    30 10 H. H. the Tuan Muda of Sarawak, Capt. Bertram Brooke, is on his way back from a visit to Europe and is due in 'Singapore oy the Hector on Friday.
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    29 10 It is understood that the United States Minister in Siam, Mr. David R. Kauffman, will be leaving Bangkok shortly. It s not yet known who will take his place.
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    31 10 The Rev. P. W. J. Reynolds, formerly chaplain of Selangor, is now vicar of Little Wakering, Essex. This church If a very old one and is about seven miles from Southend.
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    37 10 Mr. J. F. McCurdy, manager of Klabang estate, Chemor, and Mrs. McCurdy art going home on leave in August. Mr. J. B Middleton. who ie on leave at present, will manage th* estate during Mr. MtCurdy's absence.
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    NOTES OF THE DAY
    841 10 VOLUNTEER ARMS, As a result of the Wallace and Taylor murders in Selangor there has been much discussion as to whether the possession by volunteers of firearms and cartridges in their houses is not more of a danger than a safeguard. Mrs. Wallace was murdered with
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    TODAY'S SPECIAL ARTICLE.
    1104 10 WOMEN'S DRESS. I Paid Poiret, who has been designing fashions for women for more than a quarter of a century, in fact he launched the split skirt 25 years ago, here te'ls why women will never ivear a uniform. omen in Russia have adopted a workuniform, and
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    AMUSEMENTS
    66 10 Singapore. GREAT WORLD Cabaret Baroud College Love. NEW WORLD Side Shows, Cabaret, Dancing, Talkies, Theatrei Ciuemai. RAFFLES HOTEL Tea Daaae 6.:« i SII p.m. Informal Dinner Dance y.:to- midnight. RITZ. GEYLANG l*t Kun Silent (it-nrice U'Hara in Ptratae of The Fires- Complete Serial in 1 night 7.10 1< p.m.
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    REPORTED DEFINITE AGREEMENT ON WAR DEBTS.
    876 11 Britain To Pay 5 Per Cent. On Account. ROOSEVELT FIGHTING OPPOSITION AT HOME. U.S. Urged To Walk Out Of World Conference. rr London, June 14. It is learned that a definite ayrei'nu-nf has been reached between the Government and President Roosevelt on the basis
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    $5,000,000 CREDIT.
    146 11 Soviet Wishes to Buy U.S. Cotton. Washington, June 13. The Soviet agency, Aintorg, it is understood, has discussed with officials of the Finance Reconstruction Corporation the possibility of obtaining credit with whicl, to purchase American cotton. No detiniu figure was mentioned, according to the Corporation, but from other
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    MASS TRANSATLANTIC FLIGHT.
    597 11 Large Italian Squadron Ready for Trip. Rome,* June 13. The starting signal for the great Italian squadron flight to Chicago will probably be given at 7 a.m. on Wednesday, weather conditions permitting. All preparations have been completed and 26 seaplanes of the latest SavoiaMarchctti type, with crews
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    RAILWAY DISASTER.
    71 11 12 Killed and 50 Missing. Stamboul. June 11. The Taurus express from Baghdad to Angora, the capital of Turkey in Asia, ran off the rail? on Saturday at Eski Shehr. owing to damage to the track caused by floods, and plunged into th° river. According to the latest
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    FENG MAKES PEACE WITH NANKING.
    802 11 Resistance To Cease. BUT CANTON TO FIGHT ON. Shanghai, June 14. A final settlement between the Central Government and Gen. Feng Yu- h»<iang was reached yesterday as follows First, the Nanking Government will formally order Gen. Soong Che- yuan to reassume his post of chairman
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    SEA BELLE TO BE LAID UP.
    121 11 Instructions Issued By Governor. The Straits Times is informed that instructions have now been issued by His Excellency the Governor, Sir Cecil Clementi, for paying off the crew of fie Sea Belle II and the subsequent laying-up of the yacht. It is not possible
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    STOCK EXCHANGE.
    188 11 Money Offered Free Of Interest. London, June 12. The opening of the World Economic Conference caused business to be considerably restricted on the Stock Exchange today. The markets remained listless apart from a sharp advance in Brazilian shares and a fall in Japanese issues. Metals weakened, copper especially
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    DETERMINED TO WED.
    168 11 Ex-King Alfonso's Son Cuban Beauty. Lausanne, June 12. Don Alfonso, Prince of the Asturias and eldest son of ex-King Alfonso XIII i of Spain, created a sensation a short time ago by announcirg his intention to marry a Cuban beauty, Senorita Sampedro. Further details of this romantic
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    CHINESE HONOURED.
    58 11 Conservative Dinner In Commons. London, June 14. Mr. T. V. Soong, the Chinese Finance Minister, and Mr. Quo Tai-chi, the Chinese Minister to London, were entertained to dinner in the House of Commons by the China Sub-Committee for Foreign Affair? of the Conservative Party, at which Lord Winterton
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    GANDHI WEAKENING
    106 11 Will He Call Off Civil Disobedience Bombay, June 10. The doctors note a progressive feebleness in Gandhi's eye muscles. Gandhi has ceased to read the newspapers himself but members of his household undertake the task of reading to him. The movement in favour of the liberation of political
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    WITH GOODS AND SERVICES.
    2348 11 Only Way to Pay Debts Between Nations. j WORLD CONFERENCE. The Problem of 30,000,000 Unemployed. > Before settling down to the real work the delegates to the World Economic Conference a.- giving Jficf outlines of their proposals, a proceeding which will last three davH, even with
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    HUSBAND'S TRAGIC ROAD DEATH.
    254 12 His Own Fault." WIFE IN CAR HE WAS OVERTAKING. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping, June 12. tragic story of how a motor- > wlist pulled out from behind a motorcar containing his ife, child and two friends, crashed into a lorry and was kilU'd. wax told
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    LEGAL PROBLEM.
    227 12 When Has Court Taken Cognizance." At what stage- of le^al proceeding-- can a court In' regarded as having taken cognizance of a criminal charge was the interesting question argued by counsel beHr. A. W. Hay, the Singapore Second Magistrate, yesterday. The <|uestion came up when a charge of
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    INFANT'S APPEAL.
    135 12 Judgment Reserved By Full Court. .Indyi.iciit was reserved in the appeal aing third i>arty ri*ks by the Api nirt ye sti nl.iy in the case in which :;ntirf -appellant was an infant, and the defendant respondent was the Norwich Union Fin (nsunusM Society, Ltd. Tin B.pp< al was
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    SEDITIOUS PAMPHLETS.
    131 12 Pasir I'anjantt Labour Union. (From Cur Own Correspondent.) Seremban. Juno V>. Thi i. NNt to ba no end to the distribution »f -edit ;ous literature in this State and at imw -.nere i- <c usual Us) of such ra-i Of latu seditioi-s nasapMatl have bam printed in Jawi
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    DIES OF POISONING.
    32 12 r >"•> On iw.ri'iiMt •■•.m. .I'iik 14. \w opi'ii verd i «a> v nba i coraaar at the inI KuiK'lnramar. au estate hospitt< attendant, who dipd of poisoning, If-admim taroA,
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    TWO CHARGES OF CHEATING.
    142 12 Bail Refused to A Shopkeeper. A well-known shopkeeper ol Kota Tinggi Chab Koh Siang, appeared before Mr. A. W. Hay, the Second Magistrate, today on two charges of cheating. The accused claimed trial and his case was postponed for a week for mention. the charges against
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    INDIAN COTTON.
    152 12 Immediate Boycott "By Japanese Spinners. Tokio, June IX The plenary session of the Cotton Spinners' Association unanimously derided to enforce an immediate boycott on Indian cotton. Reuter. On June 8 it was reported that the boycott of Indian cotton, as a retaliation for the tariff rise, was decided
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    UP-TO-DATE GANGSTERS
    200 12 Lorry Used F»r Getaway In K.L. Robbery. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June 13. How a daylight robbery in the heart of the hinese business quarter of Kuala Lumpur was carried out with the aid of pepper and a lorry was described at the Selaniror Assizes today.
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    THE ALHAMBRA.
    130 12 Newspaper Story Set In Russia. Hollywood has evolved many plots for '"racy newspaper stories. In this latest rilm, "Clear All Wires" which began at tbc Alhambra last night. Moscow is the background, with Stalin, (only a brief glimpse of him is seen), the commissioners of the dreaded Ogpu,
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    MR. VAISU SHANMUGAM.
    137 12 Arriving In Singapore With His Wife Soon. A tel< gram has, been received from Mr. Vaisn Shanmugam Chettiar, of Chettinad, .\etcapatum to the effect that he has embarked on the Rohna svith his wife and dau'rhf r for Singapore. He will ir.o < probably disembark at Penaag
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    ROTARY CONFERENCE.
    24 12 (Fran Uur Own Correspondent.) Medan, June lv. The first district conference of Rotary International in Netherlands India ha.- been held in Semarang.
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    YOUNG LOVERS SENT TO PRISON.
    110 12 Governor's Pardon. COMMONER AND GIRL OF NOBILITY. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Medan, June 10. A sensation has been aroused in native circles on the East Coast oi Sumatra by the marriage of a girl of the native nobility and a commoner The adut -officials took
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    TRINITY, DUBLIN.
    164 12 Graduates' Dinner In Singapore. The annual Trinity Monday dinner, held in Ruffles Hotel, was attended by nineteen past Trinity College, Dublin, men. Dr. R. D. Fitzgerald, being the senior graduate present, occupied the chair and the others present were: Major A. S. Winder, Mr. R. F. Goodman, the
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    BISHOP LEE BACK.
    139 12 Preached in London On Return from U.S. Bishop Kdwin F. Lee and Mrs. Lee aritved hack in Singapore yesterday by the Sibajak after several months in tht U.S.A. where last year they, attended the conference session of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Bishop Lee's return was delayed some
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    QUARRY GRABBED BY THE EAR.
    113 12 Inspector's Chase of A Ricksha-Puller. Seeing a motor-car driven by a European halte.i by the kerb in Queen Street late one evening a ricksha-puller approached and volunteered to find a girl companion for the motorist. The motorist, however, was Inspector F. Goodship. He grabbed thai
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    EXPORTS FROM ATJEH.
    99 12 Going Through Penang And Singapore. (From Our Own Correspondent.) .Medan, June 10. Dr. Mansfelt Beck, of the Agricultural Department in Atjeh, in an interview with the Bataviaasch Nieuwsblad, says exports from Atjeh for world markets do not pass through D.K.I, ports but through Penang and Singapore, being
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    PAVILION
    156 12 Pleasure Cruise Something Really New. Pleasure Cruise," which opened at the Pavilion last night, is a first-class example of what Hollywood can really do when she rolls up her sleeves. It is impossible to tecall a brighter, more amusing or better produced comedy than this story of a wife
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    62 12 Among the passengers by the Hector arriving on Friday are Mr. F. Dudley Warde, manager of Mansfield and Co., Singapore; Mr. P. C. V. Cobbold, of the Borneo Co., Sarawak; Mr. C. S. Pendrigh, of Mengkibol Estate, Johore; Mr. J. A. Mactavish, of C. C. Wakerield and Co., Singapore; and
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    "T" FORD MOSQUITO BUSES.
    157 12 Further Decision. DATES FOR CESSATION OF LICENCES. Committee No. 1 of the Municipal Commissioners has approved the following schedule for cessation of licences to Ford "T" model mdtor-buses Route C. Finlayson Green to Paya Lebar, 88 buses. Date by which no more "T" model buses will
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    WENT ON PLAYING.
    172 12 Young Girl Dies Three Weeks After FaiL Apparently suffering no ill-effects from a fall on her head from a 3'a-foot high wall into a drain, Anne Pereira, *a 4%-year-old Eurasian, went on playing as usual for three weeks afterwards. What happened later was described to Mr. F.
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    INDIANS IN MALAYA.
    67 12 Sequel to Sir Samuel Wilson's Visit. London, June 13 In the House of Commons a* question time, Mr. R. A. Butler, (Parliamentary Secretary, India Office) announced that Sir Samuel Wilson's proposal 1 as regards Indian settlers had been communicated to the R»i, which was in close touch
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    PLAGUE IN JAVA.
    57 12 Death Figures Fall In Garoet District. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Medan, June 10. According to the Locomotief 471 people died of plague in the Garoet district" of Java in the month of March. MG peopLin April and in the first l'J days of May 183 people. The
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    FARM CREDIT BILL.
    102 12 Tax On Sales And Contracts Eliminated. Washington, June 13. The t*\ of one cent per bale of cotton, involved in sales and contracts, has been •.T.ninated from the Farm Credit \<iministration Bill. The Senate, in conference with the House of Representatives, agreed to drop the amendment. Reuter.
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    SALE OF THE C.E.R.
    64 12 Committee Appointed For Negotiations. London, June 13. The Soviet Government has appointed M. Yurenev. Soviet Ambassador to Tokio, M. Kozlovsky, Chief of the Far Eastern LXepartm.nl of the Foreign Commissar;-'. 4 and M. Kuznet>ov, acting chief of tho Board of Directors of the Chinese Eastern Railway,
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    MALAYAN ARTS & CRAFTS
    39 12 MALAYAN ARTS CRAFTS The selling centre of the Malayan Arts and Crafts Society at Raffle* Hotel m now stocking attraction woven grass mat and cushions to match. There are also new velvet evening bags embroidered in untarnishable gold thread.
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    41 12 Une feast of Corpus Christi will be celebrated at the Church of Our Lady af Lourdes tomorrow whvn a high maw will be said at 7 a.m. The procession ami benediction of the Blessed Sacramc-rn wil, take place at 6.30 p.m.
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    Town And Country In Malaya.
    932 12 SINGAPORE AS OTHERS SEE IT. I AM toid that today a visitor to Singapore would scarcely believe that we have experienced four years' slumpj a.s business there has so greatly improved. Market correspondent of Tinea of Malaya. It is indeed a crying shame that while
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    Popular Successes On Opening Of Ascot Meeting.—Hyperion Wins Again.
    10 13 Popular Successes On Opening Of Ascot Meeting. Hyperion Wins Again.
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    THE SQUARE CUT.
    2174 13 MALAY AM CRICKET NOTES. Rain Saves Three Teams From Defeat. (By Our Cricket Correspondent.) Of all the strokes in batting, the cut is the mo:t beautiful to watch and it is very gratifying to Ma some of the younger [ilayti in Sbsgapon eriekat getting more runs liy
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    TENNIS.
    54 13 O.R.A. Tournament. The following ties will be played on the O.R.A. court in the singles handicap of the Old Rafflesians' Association tennis tournament: Saturday, June 17, Teo Tian Keng owe 15.4 vs. K. V. Miller owe .5. Tuejday, June 20, Dr. T. H. Wee owe 15.: i vs. C,
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    Y.M.C.A. Tournament.
    149 13 A tennis tournament open only to members of the V.M.C.A. tennis section will be held during next month commencing at 5 p.m. on Saturday, July 1, and continuing daily except Sundays at that hour. The events are as follows: men's singles championship (for the Collyer Shield), men's doubles
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    DAVIS CUP.
    108 13 Australia Beat South Africa. London, June, 14. Australia entered the semi-Anal round of the European zone of the Davis Cup by eliminating South Africa at the Queen's Club by three matches to two. Results. Crawford (Australia) beat Robbins C— 4, 6—1, 6—0. Kirby (South Africa) beat McGrath 6—8,
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    ODDS-ON FAVOURITES WIN AT ASCOT.
    213 13 Gainslaw's Success In Gold Vase. London June 13. Results of the principal events on the opening day of the Ascot meeting were as follows: Ascot Stakes (Heap). 2 miles. Mr. J. Cooper's ROI DE PARIS 1 j Mr. P. Johnson's LOOSESTRIFE 2 Lady Barbara Smith's
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    T.T. RACES.
    113 13 Stanley Woods' Second Success in Junior. Douglas, June 12. Stanley Woods, winner of last year's Junior and Senior Tourists Trophy Motor Cycle races, today, won the junior race. Riding a Norton he covered the course of 264 miles .in 3 hrs. 23 mm., an average speed of 78.08
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    NEGRI SEMBILAN.
    141 13 To Play Singapore On Sunday. In view of the fact that the Negri Semblian State side gave Singapore such a hard struggle on Saturday in the Malaya Cup match at Seremban the meeting of these two teams again at Jalan Besar Stadium on Sunday is of exceptionally invcrest and should
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    LOCAL GOLF.
    27 13 Sepoy Lines G. C. Women's Medal. The women's monthly medal at the Sepoy Lines Golf Club was won by Miss I'tggarty with 42 12 30.
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    S.C.C. OUTPLAYED BY R.A.F.
    674 13 Five Goals Defeat. MOST UNINTERESTING GAME. R.A.F. 5; S.C.C. 0 The S.C.C. gave their worse display of the season against the R.A.F. in a First Division match at Ansoi' Road Stadium yesterday snd lost l>y fivo clear goal?. Their forward line w;>i wretched throughout and this
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      Mr. Gandhi's Next Move. !
      1130 14 Mr. Gandhi's Next Move. POLITICAL SPECULATION. Resumption Of Civil Disobedience Simla, May 29. Mi-. Gaadfci has concluded his 21 days' fast, ami in hw own modest words "all civil resistors" are relieved of "a terrible <>f suspense." Their eponymous function, however, remains nominally in suspense of another kind for a
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      MAHARAJA OF NEPAL.
      100 14 Presentation Of Insignia Of Italian Order. Khatamandu, May 17. Tiie Jawalakhel Durbar, the residence „f in- Hißhneu the Maharaja of Nepal. -as ilu' b> ibii of brilliant ceremony when the Insignia of the Ord--r of St. Maurice and St. Lazarus was presented t.. His IIi«-lin<ss on behalf
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      SIR ROBERT CASSELS.
      85 14 ommand Changes Due To New Appointment. Peshawar. May 17. Th< appointment of '"'en*™ l sir R°l>*rt G.0.C., Northern Command, as officiating Commandi i -in-Cliief in India lias resulted in changes in the Peshawar District and Landi Kotal Brigade Co* v ;i j,,r-i.eneral J. F. S. D. Coleridge,
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      JAINS IN BARODA.
      226 14 Bill To Prevent Minors Becoming Monks. Ahmedabad, May 18. The Baroda Legislative Council has passed the first and second readings of the Bill introduced to prevent the initiation of minors among Jains as monks. After a lively debate it was found that only three members were against
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      RESTRICTION OF TEA.
      882 14 Plan Explained. THE YEARLY EXPORT ALLOTMENTS. Simla, May 19. The following Government Resolution detailing the scheme of tea export restrictions from May 26 is published in the Gazette of India issued today: (1) The licensing authority shall be a committee representative of the tea growing industry in
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      FINANCIAL ASPECT OF BURMA SEPARATION.
      611 14 Comparative Advantage Of Federation. Rangoon, May 17. The financial consequences of the separation of Burma from India were dealt with by Mr. Yirjeebhai Dahya, president of the Burma Indian Chamber of Commerce, in a speech at the eighth annual general meeting of the Chamber. In
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      NIZAM'S WARNING.
      168 14 Indulgent Lives Led By Sons of Noblemen. Secundexabad, May 18. His Exalted Highness the Nizam of Hyderabad has issued a firman warning heads 01 ancient families and noblemen lof the State against allowing thar sons land wardp to lead luxurious lives and mI ilulrc in acts "which injure
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      SOLDIER'S DEATH.
      87 14 Suicide Verdict At Inquest. Madras, May 16. A verdict ol! suicide was returned at an inquest into the circumstances attending the death of a soldier named P. Ratcliff, who is alleged to have been found wourdjed in the St. Thomas' Mount Barracks and died while being taken to
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      CALCUTTA SPEAKS TO MADRAS.
      369 14 Experiment With New Trunk Line. The trunk telephone lin. between Calcutta and Madras (via Bombay) was expeiimcntally tested recently by a conversation lasting several minutes between the offices of thc»Calcutta Statesman and the Madras Mail. Reception at both ends was perfect. Ind 3d, it was difficult
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      POLITICAL OFFENDERS.
      142 14 Ban On Employment By Municipality. Jubbulpore, May 16. The Government of the Central Provinces have directed the Municipal Committee at Jubbulpore, through the Commissioner of the Jubbulpore Division, tc dispense with the services of those in the employ of the Muncipality who were convicted and sentenced for offences
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      FATE OF MINOR INDUSTRIES.
      431 14 Slump's Effect. "BACK TO THE LAM)" IN CEYLON. There has been no i<-al impro\< trade conditions durirj; the yeai and there has consequently been a consider I able amount of unemployment; in rural areas this has fed to a noticeable revival of interest in tne cultivation
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      DIED AT 123.
      81 14 C. P. Sanyasi Who Spent 80 Years In Bengal. Dacca, May 17. Maharaja Dhyandas Pujari, a sanya--i, who had a large number of disciplts in Barisal, Faridpur, Naokhali and Tipperah districts and who was reputed to haw j attained 12" years of a&r died at the> Mitford
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    SPANISH PREMIER.
    67 16 Senor Prieto To Form A Ministry. Madrid, June 10. It is reported that Senor Prieto, the former Minister for Public Works, has accepted the Premiership. Reuter Wireless. It will be recalled that the Spanish Pirmier, Senor Azana, tendered the re-r-:j?nation of the Cabinet on June 6 because the
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    H. KONG RESIDENTS TRAGIC DEATH.
    225 16 Found Shot in King's Park. The korty of Mr. W. S. Cuff, a welW known local resident, was found on the* c morning of June 1 in King's Park, with a shot wound in his head. A revolver was by his side, and all the
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    "HE IS SERVING MY SENTENCE.
    224 16 Boy Gaoled for Crime Of Another. A man who said he had given himself up because a boy of 19 had been sentenc ed for his offence made a protest from the dock at Southend police court. "There has bsen one of the biggest mistakes
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    MORE TAPPING
    65 16 Natives Active On East Coast Of Sumatra. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Medan, June 10. According to the Deli-Courant there has been an increase in tapping on rubber estates of the East Coast of Sumatra under the influence of the higher prices. It is said that the native tappers
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    GANDHI'S SON.
    37 16 Engaged To Daughter Of Ex-Congress President. Poona, June 8. Mahatma Gandhi's youngest son, Mr. Devadas Gandhi, has become engaged to the daughter of Mi. Rajah Bhopal tfw former President of the Indian National Congress.— Aneta-Trans-Ocean.
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    KID BERG.
    156 17 Promise Of Return To Old Form. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, May U. Kid Berg, who rerently was defeated on pointa by LocmUlli, gave promise of a come-haeli to his old form when he met Louia Siutcns. .f Belgium, on Sunda'-, and won by a knock-out in the
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    265 17 Toda>. JuiH' 14. Ko.)tl>all: S.A.F.A. Div. 2: M.C.U. vs. HurU-quins, M.C.U. Rid.; Div. 3: Monopolies n. S.H.H.. Anscn Rd.; Abattoir Mciiit-al Sit.ices, Jalan Bcssr. Thur..da.Y. June 10. r»stblll SAX.A. Div. 1: I'ulau Uiutii vs. Chinese, Anon Road Stadium: Div. 11. Police vs. Straits (attic In., Jalan Bcsar; Friendly:
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    THAJUDEEN LOSES IN RANGOON.
    643 17 Great Fight Against Kid D'Silva. In view of the fact endeavours are licinjc made to bring Thajudeen and Kid D'Silva to Singapore the following report I of their meeting in Rangoon on June 3 is of interest: The fight between Kid D'Silva and Thajudeen went the
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    ANNUAL RACE TO SEA VIEW.
    1126 17 R.S.Y.C. Events. TARBET WINS HWICE IN A CLASS. On Sunday all classes sailed the annual race to Sea View and back. Conditions we're all that could be desired for a race of this, type moderate and steady breeze, smootk sea and bright sunshine. There were
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    ST. JOSEPH'S SPORTS
    54 17 The annual athletic sports of St. Joseph's Institution will be held on Friday, June 30. at 2.15 p.m., at Jalan Besar Stadium. The events open to the Old Boys are 880 yards race ana putting the weight. The invitation event open to the senior schools is th,e
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    TAIPING RACES.
    114 17 Two-Day Amateur Meeting Next Month. The Taiping Turf Club will hold a two-day amateur meeting un July 14 and 15. Two runs each will be provided for Horses, Class and Class 4, and Ponies. Class 2 and Class 3. Entries will close at 5 p.m. on July 10.
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      657 18 Worked for Benefit Of Speculators? To the Editor of the Straits Timea. Sir. lti •,:,< iius.u M world exist t\»o kind.- oi the <>|>e.ative and speculative peeaiiaitt, and .he natuial pessimist. Hot I, in had out, w..!lc the fc.rniei is a paiasite to the numan rave aud lo
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      RUBBER CONTROL.
      532 18 To the fcVUUc »f Urn Stiaits Times. U the twenty-fourth ordinary meeting of the Rubber Plantations Inves 1 new Tract Ltd. held ipieatlj. Mr. H. I. Well -h £*he chairman) is reported to have made the following remarks on the subject of i uliLe. rest rictlOß. "He then
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      DUNLOP'S TREATMENT OF STAFF.
      347 18 To the Editor of the Straits Tinier.. Sir, In leply to your Planting Correnpandent's inquiry as to the opinion of the Dunlop European a'.»ff, mine is that the conditions under which we membeis of that staff work are not disregarded by our directors quite the reverse.
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      A CURIOUS PRECEDENT.
      190 18 To the Editor of the Straits Time*. Sir, Your Note of the Day of June 'J rather bears out a conversation four planters were having the previous evening. Why had Mr. W. A. Stanton, an American subject, been elected as a temporary member of the Federal Council?
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      "JAGA KRETA."
      103 18 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, --Are the authorities meeting this •lursc" of the "Jaga Kieta?" boys merely by passing a by-law authorising (to mv way of thinking) h very mild form of punishment? These boys, together with the unemployed men, should bo driven anay, from
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    VILLAGE SACKED.
    47 18 Armed Bandit Raid In Mexico. Mexico City, June 9. .Seven people were killed when Marecuato village, in Michoacau State. w> r raiue.l and sacked by armed banditInfantry fioni the neighbouring town pursued the raiders, killing three and reeavariag a great part of the booty. Aneta-Trans-Ocear
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    GERMAN SOCIALISTS.
    232 18 To Move Headquarters To Prague. Prague, Jun- 13. Contrary to the tenor of the statement recently published by the executive German Social Democratic Party denying tsc report that it intends to remove its party headquarters to Prague, and affirming its decision to remain in Germany, the newspaper the
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    CHANNEL COLLISION.
    44 18 Calais, June 3. A French cross-Channel steamer, the Cote d'Arfrent. collided outside Le Havre with a Swedish steamer:, the Clive, but wo!) able to re.urn to Calais un^ei its own steam. One Krenah and two Swedish sailora, won- slightly injured. Aneta-Trans- Ocean.
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    UNIFORMS BANNED.
    25 18 Stockholm, Jane 12. The Swedish Parliament on Saturday passed a bill empowering the Government to forbid the wearing of political uniforms. Aneta -Trans-Ocean.
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    ASTRAEA. WRECKED SUBMARINE
    135 18 The Imperial Airways Astraea, surveying the air route to Australia, left Singapore for Palembang, Batavia and onwards at 7.15 o'clock thie morning. Located Off Coast Of Latvia. Berlin, June 13. The submerged wreck of a submarine was located off the Latvian coast by fishermen, acceding to dispatches
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    ANCIENT FRIEZE.
    77 18 Discovered Near Afghan Border. A frieze, believed by archaeologist?-, tv date back to the time of Alexander the Great, has been discovered at the bottom of the Ainu-Darya River neur Term"-*, which is not far from the Afghan border. Hewn in a block of stone weighing about half
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    MILITARY FETE.
    68 18 To Be Held At Dusseldorf In July. Dusseldorf, June 9. The great German cavalry military fete will be held at Dusseldorf early in July. Each of the old regiment* will be represented by two soldiers in full dress uniform and the procession will be led by soldiers of
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    VENIZELOS OUTRAGE.
    46 18 Still Looking For Chief Of Police. Athens, June 9. Two police officials accused of participation in the attempt to aisassinate M. Venizelos have been ai rested, but the Chief of Police haa not yet been found. Other arrest* are expected at any moment. Aneta-Hnva*.
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    A POLITICAL DIARY OF THE WEEK.
    2414 19 Lord Snowden' s Bitter Attach On The Prime Minister Every Time He Speaks He Exposes His Ignorance And Incapacity." President Roosevelt Also Criticised Sheer Son sense At The M athineton Conversations. ii' ,ii Our Own Correspondent.) Straits Times Offke. Fleet Street, May 11. LORD
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    HONEYMOON COUPLE TRAGEDY.
    361 19 Wife Lost in Steamer Collision. While passengers were asleep on board B steamer proceeding up the Thames the \essel was involved in a collision cat sing death and injury. The mishap occurred about midnight in l.allions Reach, near the Royal Albert Docks the vessels concerned being the
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    PILGRIMS WELCOME AMBASSADOR.
    969 19 Common Policy Needed. "PAVING THE WAY TO PROSPERITY." Ths Pilgrims' Society gave a great welcome to Mr. Robert W. Bingham, the newly-*rv:vpd American Ambassador, at his first public fnnction, a dinner at the Hotel Victoria. The Kinjr sent his best wishes for Mr. i Bingham's success here
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    RUBBER TRIALS ON F.M.S. RAILWAYS.
    372 19 "Standing Up Well To Exposure." Vulcanised rubber pads prepared ccor<Hng to a specification drawn up by the Rubber Growers' Association's consult ants were forwarded to the F.M.S. Railways some four years ago for test b?tween the chairs and sleepers. A progress report has now been
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    33 19 Programme of Drills up to and for week ending June 18, are: Wednesday. June 14, 8.18 p.m., Headquarters, "D" (Eurasian) Coy.. Platoon Training; 5.15 p.m., Headquarters, M.G. P! (Eurasian), M.G. Training.
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    393 19 £20,000 Robbery. ITOIRISTS STOOD KY AND LAUGHED. A party of French tourists walking Ul St. James's Palace on Kaj M Lontlon bandits hold up a Hatton Garden diamond merchant and rob him of jewel* worth I'L'd.nOO— and thought it w;i- a!l part of a film
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    62 20 THE PHYSICAL DRILL for the Royal Tournament being rehearsed at VxIni'lm- by R.A.F. men. (Planet News.) ANOTHER VIEW of the R. \.F. phy leal .ulliii i-K in training. (P. News > A lit FORCE MEN in action riurinu the rehearsal of the physical training display
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    30 20 THREE PEOPLE were injured when a b is and a lorry came into collision outside Mile Km) Road Station. London. The picture shows the bus after the accident. (Planet News.)
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    38 20 MR. W. GILES, of Shoeburyness. on L.M.S. Railways' guard, bidding farewell to friends at Southend station before start int: his last journey. He has been a guard for 13 years am) has travelled over .'.000,000 mile*. (Planet News.)
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    30 20 IMF SPANISH civil guard guarding the burnt out wreckage of the Marseilles-Barcelona air liner which crashed in the Montsi-ny mountains and resulted in the death ol six persons. (Planet News.)
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