The Straits Times, 3 June 1935

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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
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      172 2 M I -UfM of SITUATIONS VACANT Wl.wi applying tor any leattlgn alver lUi hi il«r<- coluoum send ufin of te*UnionlsU. lin no', send originals. 'Hit age and iilu Times. i,A\T£u an experienced pr< I ir m vi. makr to II ICI, Imes stating experience and salary Accountant, Works ItsDUcr, filTlL
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      431 2 MOTOR VEHICLES 1900, IMI. 1932. APSTIN 7, LmMR Orchard RoadNEW ARIEI. Motot Carles, IMS Models no* av.iili.bk Prioes and partlouki, EASTERN AOTO CO., I,TD., 19/19, Orchard Singapore. BOARD RESIDENCE IERVICS 1 1 ATS ot "UOTD nOtBK" Board opUonal. Phone 3460. Mrs. Andrews 2, Pt. Tliumas Walk single h •nia Every
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      612 2 MISCELLANEOUS Aitr.lt a long hot day In the office have lea at the "Oap Road House." lOC CAN HAVE THE sIwOAX TUffii delivered to you every week for 11.80. Oeneral Manager Sunday Times U XOO HAVE RELATfVFS ORFROCNOB Ovorseas have the s>Unlt Builgol poiUd U Uicm every *e«k, Hi taarly
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      647 2 PUBLIC NOTICES NOf Tho F-chai^e Bank, will b. cl.^ on Jnn. a. H M. TticTcinrTßirthT day (public holiday). NOT' THE JADE TREE LTD., JOST ARRIVED NEW STOCK Of PEKING JEWFIJIV TOMORROW I'NTIt JUNE 6, SALE OI LINOFRIE AND I.INFNS ALSO SELECTION OF DECORATIVE LAMPS. RAFFLES HOTfeL, SINGAPORE. AUCTION NOTICE (By
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      310 2 BUSINESS CARDS. Etc Arrived ROTA!. ACADEME ILLUSTRATED IMS. Issued bj authority of the Koyal Aca demy. It cont*ln« ovar 20" hull-tout reproductions of the most importanl works in paintinii and sculp gain Ui': coveted boaour of >hiblu a Printed ou h<avy art i> j PRICE ft 50, by Piwt $1.80
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      232 2 We nu.ki I'Cl.i :iilng I i mj FIGARO P"one 2868. IMMIIK HOTEI, (tUoin Ml and at 93. HRAS BASAH RQAD. Pirnianrnl Wave Special Sa si o sis ™'y- MASSAGE HALL MANICURE AND MASSAGE Mrs. HARD and Miss HANA 60, WATERLOO STREET Telephono 7467. feXCKI I I MOPRRN 01 I INK
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      136 2 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Singapore WiUOn OuWde Without i Malaya Postage Molllilv f 3 M 4M I 1 .11 <|uwl€.l> Itt SO til M t' BB ll.lt lelrly IliOO lUtt 111 It 1,.,,1> $S4M *4g.M 131.00 Note-^OuUUUen ch»<m« .hoold InelmW Ihr UMial bank 4be«aiit. ADVERTISFMtTNT RATES Thr charges u4 UwUmetkuu far CI.ASSI
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      626 3 P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated In England.) MAIL. PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO. ONTOER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY S GOVERNMENT, LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. OUTWARD FROM LONDON FOR CHINA AND JAPAN. Due- Tonnage Spore 1935 BANGALORE 6.000 June 6 •rCAys^-I-HIND
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      617 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS FOR CUNARD WHITE STAR LINE. (Incorporated in Japan) TO LONDON. Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp. Rotterdam and Middlesbrough. Vessels Tonnage Due Sail S'SUWA MARU 10,700 June 12 13 •Suwa Maru calls at Casablanca. FUSHIMI MARU 11,000 June 26 27 I HAKOZAKI MARU 10,500 July 10 11
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      571 3 M/S "MEONIA" 11.000 tons Displacement Special Roundtrip SINGAPORE— BANGKOK— SAIGONSINGAPORE. 18 days of Comfort and Pleasure Cabins with adjoining private bathEXCELLENT CUISINE. $150.00 only Including stay on board In Bangkok and Saigon. M/S MEONIA Leaves Singapore Monday 11 a.m. June 3 Arrives Kohsi hang Thursday June 6 Arrives Bangkok about
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      214 3 Tourist Class AMERICAN STYLE £71.12.SINGAPORE TO EUROPE VIA AMERICA GREATEST ADVANCE IN TOURIST CLASS LUXURY. Beautiful public rooms; Swimming pool j Talking Motion Pictures. Delicious meals— 1 Hot and cold running water In each state room. Cabins for two or more passengers with real beds Modern ventilation throughout. Weekly service
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      1195 3 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean The Una Khlnw Steamship Co. (ISJSj Steam Ship Co.. Ltd. and China Mutual The Cunard White Star Lid. L.* Thh«»-«—T h h The China Navigation Co.. Ltd. Tne Australian Oriental Line Ltd. The Slam Steam Navigation Co.. Ltd The Irrawaildy Flotilla Co. Ltd. INSUR ANCE.
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    70 4 ProfMwr Frobenlus of Frankfurt on Hi.' Main, the eminent explorer of Atrlca has set out on a new expedition ■iic interior of the Libyan Desert. His next destination Is to the South East ot the well-known Siwah Oasii) when he hop^s to reach two old and ltd QMto In order
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      WORK ON THE QUEEN MARY.
      339 4 AN UNDER-SEA EYE." London, May 19. An important stage in the construction of the Cunard-White Star liner Queer! Mary will be reached at the Clydebank shipyard tomorrow, when the electrical power from the ship's generating machinery will be switched on. The engine-rooms, boilerholds, and crew's
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      VESSELS ARRIVED.
      276 4 RAJTJLA. Brit., 4,702 tons, from Madras 1, for Madras 6. MAKASSER. Dut., 363 tons, from Bagan Si Apl 1. for Bagan Si Apt 3. SINGARADJA. Dut., 299 urns, from Palembang 2, for Tongkal 3. KISTNA. Brit.. 672 tons, from Bangkok 2, for Bangkok S. BEROUW. Dut.. 622 tons,
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      SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
      53 4 Tomorrow. Carlmon (Tong Heng) ..0 a.m. Tandjong Plnang (Noemblng) 9 a.m Pengerang (Hock Keng) ..9 a.m Singkep (Hong Keat) 10 a.m. USA. (Parcels only) (Pres. Johnson) 10.30 a.m. Indo-China (Kerguelen) 11 a.m. Rengat Tembllahan (Hong Lam) 1 p.m. Fort de Kock, Padang, Pakan Baroe and Sink (Hong
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      SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
      119 4 Monday, June 3. Sbips alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive KEPPEL HARBOUR. Main Wharf Lch. Princess Mary, Lighter Kllat, The Cable, Boelongan, Sea Belle 11. Valentijn, Dredger Kuantan. Oil Wharf Nil. Coal Wharf NIL VESSELS IV DRY DOCKS. Tanjong Pacar. Sheers Wharf Nil. Albert Dock Nil.
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      MAILS EXPECTED.
      59 4 Malls from Netherlands Indies tomorrow by air (Nethei ands) will be delivered to boxholders at 3.30 p.m., and general delivery of letters and parcels at 4.05 p.m. Malls from China tomorrow by i 111 1 ii H i Mails from China and Japan Jane 5 by Genoa Maru.
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      CLEARANCES.
      20 4 June 2: Mapia, Blinjoe (Dut.) Vyner Brooke (Sar.) Menestheus, City of Cardiff, Bulan (Brit.). June 3: Marcila, Laganbank (Brit.).
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      667 4 BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. (Incorporated In P. M.S.) LLOYDS AGENTS:— BOOKING AGENTS. F.M.S. RLYS. AND 8IAM STATE8 RAILWAYS TELEPHONE: Freight 5433— Fuuft 5131. CANADIAN PACIFIC STEAMSHIP LIMITED. (Incorporated In England.) STEAMSHIPS— RAILWAYS HOTELS— EXPRLSS. From Hong Kong Due Vancouver EMPRESS OF CANADA June 14 July S EMPRESS OP RUSSIA June 28
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      48 4 GIDS voor INDIE PLACE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT IN THE GIDS VOOR INDIE You reach every Dutchman who touches the Straits Settlements ports This guide may be obtained from the K.PM Nederland Stoomvaart Maatachapplj and the Rotterdam Lloyd. For advertisements rates and other particulars communicate with VEBKENIGDE UITOEVEBS-BEDBIJVEN BATAVIA— C
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      167 4 KLAVENESS LINE. (Incorporated In Norway) SINGAPORE. PENANG BELAWAN DELI to LOS ANGELES, S. FRANCISCO, PORTLAND Thro' Bs/Ii issued to Gulf Atlantic Coast Ports, Mexico. Central South American Ports W. Indies. Limited but excellent passenger Accommodation Available. Pare to Los Angeles or San Francbro U.S. $200. Dae Bails Motor Vessel B'port
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      454 4 ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO.. LTD. (Incorporated n England.) ELLERMAN LINE. FOR HAVRE, LONDON, ROTTERDAM HAMBURG. Vis Parts and Soes Canal Due SailsSteamer. B'pore B'Dore. CITY OF CARDIFF In port June 2 CITY OF WELLINGTON June 14 June 18 CITY OP BAODAD June 29 July 2 CITY OP YOKOHAMA July 14
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      34 4 TIDE TABLE. Monday. June 3. H W 1 p.m., 8 ft. 3 In., 11.66 p.m.. 9 ft. 3 in. L W 6. 1S a.m.. 0 ft. 1 in., 6.07 p.m., 4 ft. 4 in.
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      67 4 SINGAPORE WEATHER REPORT. Stations Yesterday Last night Max. Rainfall Bright Mln. temp. ins. Sunshine temp. •P hrs. *F Alor Star 90 Nil 10.8 75 Sitiawan No Report. Kota Bham 91 Nil 11.8 75 Bukit Jeram 8? Nil 5 4 74 Malacca 84 Nil 3.9 75 Singapore (Kallang Aerodrome) 86 Nil
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    A JAPANESE DEMAND ACCEPTED.
    314 5 Tientsin Mayor To Be Dismissed. Shanghai, June 1. A Toklo report states that the Hop°i Government has accepted the Japanese demand for the dismissal of the mayor of Tientsin. The questions of dismissal of the Governor, Gen. Yu Kuomlntang branches are under discussion. Meanwhile a state
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    IT COSTS MORE IN MALAYA.
    59 5 Prince Sends First Cheap Wire To King. The Prince of Wales yesterday inaugurated the new nine words for sixpence telegrams in England (says British Wireless) by sending the first one to the King at Buckingham Palace. Nine words for sixpence is approximately 20 cents (Straits).
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    JILL'S BIRTHDAY.
    71 5 Duke Of Gloucester's Greeting. Uttle Jill Foster, who presented a posy of wild flowers to the Duke of Gloucester when he visited her parents' home In Gippsland, Victoria, during his Australian tour, was delighted to receive a card It am him on her fifth birthday, which ihe hr.s
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    FRENCH EMBASSY FOR CHINA.
    46 5 Paris. May 31. The French Government has officially Informed the Chinese charge d'affaires. Mr. Hsiao Shih-yung. of the French decision to raise their China Legation to an Embassy. A bill authorising the necessary credits will be submitted to Parliament very soon.— Reuter.
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    BIRTH RECORD AT SYDNEY.
    52 5 Ten babies have Just been born In the four hours, 11 p.m. to 3 a.m., at a hspoltal In Sydney. At the rate of one every 24 minutes, this, says Austral News, is believed to be a world's record for a hospital. One nurse supervised all
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    VOLUNTEER LEADER'S DEATH CONFIRMED.
    71 5 Tientsin, May 29. The Japanese claim that Sun Yungshun, Chinese volunteer leader, was killed in the neutral zone fighting las been substantiated. Sun's head is being openly displayed by the returning Japanese troops, ->.nparently as warning to the people of Jehol. Meanwhile, a small Japanese force
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    EARTHQUAKE CHAOS.
    23 5 The scene after the hut earthquake In India in Behar and Orissa The Qi-etta earthquake on Friday has been more terrible.
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    A BUSY TRADE COMMISSIONER.
    127 5 Telling Canada About South Africa. Mr. David de Waal Meyer, South African Trade Commissioner to Canada, leads a busy life and his crusade Is to make Canada "South Africa conscious." He is one of the most sought-after speakers in Canada and jmetlmes addresses two or three
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    SAFER STILL FOR 'PLANES.
    96 5 Motor Boat Patrol Of Timor Sea. Australia is leaving nothing to chance to ensure the safety ol passengers on the air mall route across the Timor Sea. Having arranged for an emergency lauding ground on Bathurst Island, north of Darwin, the Federal Ministry nas now decided
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    MEDICAL ENIGMA.
    129 5 Boy's Spleen's Phenomenal Growth. A three-year-old "joy in the Sydney Hospital is a medical enigma, because his spleen which is growing at a rapid rate, promises to develop into the largest human spleen on record. A normal spleen in an adult is about five ounces In weight, but
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    RIBBON ASHES.
    93 5 Remembrance Of The Battlefield. Ten thousand ribbons have just been reverently burned in Sydney. They are sanctified by the tears of wor en in all parts of Australia. Some came from humble folk, others from wealthy, but each ribbon was a link with one of 60,000 Australian soldiers
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    CANADIANS DRINKING MORE COFFEE.
    51 5 Canadians are drinking more coffee For the eleven months ended February 1935 imports of coffee and chicory Increased by I>4 million pounds in weight and by $436,000 (£87.200) In 'value, compared with the corresponding period of 1934. A great deal of this came from British East
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    WHAT CANADA SMOKES.
    59 5 This is what "went up in smoke" in Canada during 1934, according to tha Dominion Bureau of Statistics:— 4,822.405.065 cigarettes (Increase of 12 per cent, over 1933): 119.871.000 cigars (five per cent. Increase); 17,983,000 tb of smoking tobacco (four per cent, increase); 4,170,000 Ito. of chewing tobacco,
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    CHINESE PROPHECY RECALLED.
    222 5 Japanese Army And The Government London, May 31. Well-informed circles are of opinion that there is no prospect of any third party attempting to Intervene in the Slno-Japanese dispute in North China as this would only aggravate the situation, which might possibly be solved on lines less
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    ACTRESS READS HER PART.
    186 5 The very unusual— possibly unprecedented event of an actress in a West End theatre reading her pan on the stage was witnessed at the Ambassador Theatre. Miss Jeanne de Casalis, a victim of influenza, has temporarily lost her voice and her doctor forbade her appearance in
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    GIBRALTAR 24 HOURS AWAY.
    55 5 London to Gibraltar in twenty-taur hours. This is made possible for passengers by the opening of the new 1,000 mile air-line between London and Madrid. Travellers will leave Croydon at 1.30 p.m., reach Madrid at 7.20 p.m., catch the 9.24 p.m. train, and arrive at Gibraltar
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    41 5 M. Eduard Behrens, correspondent in Berlin of the Basle National-Zeitung, has been ordered by the German authorities to leavo Gezmany. The complaint is that M. Behrens has persistently displayed hostility to the present regime in Germany by his method of reporting.
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    55 5 A press report that Japan would grant a loan of 0.5100,000,000 to Brazil to enable her to. reorganise her merchant marine has been categorically denied by the Tokio Forelen Office. Registered Japanese residents li Harbin total 15.000 persons, an incrc 1 c/ 5,000 over the Japanese population in the city
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    CANADA NOW HAS WHISKY TO SELL.
    269 5 New Empire Source Of Supply. The distilleries and warehouses of Canada hold approximately 34 million gallons of whisky and other spirits, of which 28 millions is sufficiently matured for immediate sale. Most of this stock was distilled in th? expectation of an export market,
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    "PLUS FOURS" FOR THE ARMY.
    167 5 Report Now Before Tho War Office. An official decision nv.y sosn bi made on the experimental Amy u:Mfc.m, consisting or "plus fours" with web gaiters, open-necked tunics, and "deer-stalker" caps. This proposed new ne'd-servics dress for infantry was issuer, to a platoon of the 2nd
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    GIPSY LEE'S £6,000 ESTATE
    78 5 'Irs. Vizania B^well, Generally known as Gipsy Lee, who died intestate at Farnborough, Kent, two years ago. left estate which had been valued at about £6,000 gross. Mr. B. Dor!ey Grazebrook gave this estimate In reply to Mr. Justice Bucknill, when he asked the Probate Court
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      315 5 HOTELS fj^T MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL g I TODAY KING'S BIRTHDAY BY KIND PERMISSION OF H. H. THE SULTAN OF JOHORE THE JOHORE MILITARY BAHD DANCE (informal) 9.30 to midnight DINERS 53.00 NON DINERS 81.00. BOOK YOUR TABLE THURSDAY JUNE 6th. ST. ANDREW'S HOSPITAL DANCE AND SPECIAL CABARET. EXTENSION TO 2
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      122 5 PRACTICE LIMITED TO THE EYE. SPECIALIZING: Ocular Muscle anomalies. Crossed J«-C^^^. eyes. Complicated /(^^^Sj| cases of defectirc \1 JjLjy^ vision. Glasses if \V needed. R.A. Thompson Dr. of Optcmetry. (Govt. Licentiate U.S.A.) M,O,F London5, Raffles Place (Frankeli) Phone 2500. 35 YEARS EUROPEAN CLINICAL EXPERIENCE. MenMadeYoung Vigour Increased In 24 Hours
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    LISTEN TO RADIO AS YOU GO TO SLEEP.
    522 6 tFrom Our Radio Correspondent.) With a pillow of a type Just invented In Australia, you will, K It Onds Its way to Malays, be able to go to bed and listen to the wireless all night, If you choose, without stern Injunctions
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    TO ADVISE ON BROADCASTING
    63 6 The Committee appointed by the British Government to consider and make recommendations on th- future of broadcasting in Great Britain Seated (from the left) Major Astor, M.P., Lady Reading, Mr. C. R. AUlee and Lord Ullswater (chairman), standing: Mr. H. G. G. Welsh (secretary) Mr. H.
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    FRANCE IS ANNOYED
    111 6 Because German Officers Train In Britain. Britain's revival of the pre-war custom of exchanging officers between British and German regiments for a brief period of training arouses this bitter comment In "Le Journal": "Germany has openly torn up the Treaty of VersaUles. Yet this Is the moment
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    " IT IS HARD TO MAKE PEACE."
    252 6 IT IS HARD TO MAKE PEACE." —Saps L. G. "Full of Hope" To Explain His New Deal. Mr. Lloyd George, speaking to Scottish Liberals In Edinburgh said It is easier to make war than to end it. It is very difficult to make peace." The next Parliament," he said, will
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    NUN HEROINE OF FAMOUS SIEGE.
    203 6 "Mother Mary Of The Angels." "Mother Mary of the Angels," the nun heroine of the Ladysmlth siege in the Boer War. has died at the age of eighty. Her official title was Mother Emeritus, of the Augustinlan Convent at Ladysmlth. where she has spent the
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    NEW AUSTRALIA AIR RACE.
    165 6 ADELAIDE PREMIER'S PLAN. PASSENGER-CARRYING 'PLANES. The possibilities of an Eng!and-to-Aus trail a air race for passsnger-car-rylng machines only are being Investigated by Mr. R. L. Butler, the Souti Australian Premier, now In London on his first visit. Mr. Butler is Chairman of the South Australia Centenary
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    LAMB SWIMS THE SERPENTINE.
    267 6 200 Yards— And Only A Fortnight Old. Mythology tells ol a winged golden ram that flew the Hellespont. A Uvo-weeks-ald lamb recently accomplished an equally unheard-of feat by swimming across the Serpentine in Hyde Park, London. But whereas the golden ram sought to rescue a princess
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      61 6 /W(TW\ VICTOR X^iyßADio Just Arrived New Shipment of the very latest models. Cabinets of entirely new design excel anything hitherto imported to Malaya. Reception and simplicity of control has been brought to the acme of perfection. All models fully guaranteed by the Sole Agents KEE HUAT RADIO CO. 404, North
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      55 6 NEW SHIPMENT JUST RECEIVED Iff j Westinghouse Radio b TUBE SL'PERHKI. A CIRCUIT THAT COMBINES selectivity clearness distance reliability THE SET TO COPE WITH THE PRESENT "UNFAVOURABLE RECEPTION CONDITIONS. ANY TRIAL NO OBLIGATI^ WE STOCK ROTARY (ON VERTORS. LOUD SPEAKERS. TRANSFORMERS, PUBLIC ADDRESS AND TALKIE EQUIPMENTS. WORLD WIDE RADIO CO.
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      650 6 FULL BROADCASTING PROGRAMMES. 8.8.C. PROGRAMMES. TODAY. Transmission S *M pji-IM pjn. 0.8. F. 15,14* ke/ (UK m.) and G.S.G. 11.TM ke/s lUM ■M 5.M p.n. pjn. b^ Ben. ■Trooping the Colour." Celebration in London of the birthday of Hfc Majesty the King. Trooping the -Odour on the Horse Guards Parade,
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      279 6 SINGAPORE. Station Z. H. I_ Singapore.— Wavelength 49.9 metres.— Owned and operated by Radio Service Co., of Malaya 1934. Ltd.. Broadcast House, No. 2, Orchard B«h Singapore. TODAY. 6 p.m. Recorded music. 6.46 p.m. News bulletin supplied by Straits Times. 7 p.m. Relay of concert artistes from TomlinsonHall: Miss Marie
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      279 6 PHOHI-HOLLAND. 750 pjn. Station P.H.I. 17.75S kc/s (ISJH a.) TODAY. 7 M pjn. Opening announcement. 800 Records. 8.15 Meeting of the Phohl Club. Announcer answers listeners' reports. 8.40 Hecords. 8.50 News from Holland. 905 Records. 9.15 Talk on sports. 9.35 Dance records. 9.50 Close down. THURSDAY, JUNE 0. 7.50 pjn.
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    RICE MILLING CRISIS
    45 7 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangksk, June t. The rice milling trade faces a critical situation. Market prices of padi are soaring and the mills are unable to produce rice in accordance with their export contracts. Several mills have been compelled to close.
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    CAR COLLISION
    55 7 Dr. Toe Kah Toh and Mr. Lee Keng Tin were injured in a collision between their car and another at the 14/2 milestone, Woodlands Road, yesterday. Dr Toe Kah Toh sustained a fracture of the left leg and Mr. Lee Keng Tin received a head wound. Both were
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    NEW BARRACKS FOR SINGAPORE.
    430 7 Work In Progress Near Telok Blangah Road. Construction work is proceeding on GHlman Barracks which are to accommodate Singapore's second battalion of Infantry. The barracks are located between Telok Blangah Road and the western end of the Faber Ridge, east of Alexandra Road. They will be
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    HUAI RIVER BANDIT EXECUTED.
    43 7 Tslngkiangpu. Ku., Apr. IS. Chang Chin-kao. notorious bandit of the Hual River section, who was recently arrested In Shanghai and taken to Tsingkiangpu on Apr. 13, was execute* 1 there In the presence of a huge crowd of spectators.
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    SHORTAGE OF HOUSES.
    302 8 INVESTORS SHY OF REAL ESTATE. BUSINESS MAN'S VIEWS. With many million dollars awaiting investment in Singapore and with a very definite shortage of good-class houses, why is it more money is not going into real estate? A prominent businessman answered this question In an interview on Saturday.
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    SELANGOR FUND.
    271 8 HALF-A-MILLION WANTED. (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, June 1. The committee of the Selangor King George V Silver Jubilee Memorial Fund have fixed no definite sum as an objective. According to present Indications, however, it seems unlikely that falling som» further large individual contributions, more than $100,000
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    "THE LAST BARRIER."
    852 8 Proposal Which Causes Perturbation. in n:s ensuing reflections, Mr. Hands says: Tne Malay Mail has suggested tnat tne balance of this fund should go 'o Tie Silver Jubilee Committee, and as 111 1 am nrt a member of that committee I do not know how the suggestion
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    THE ODYSSEY OF AN AUDITOR.
    1760 8 REMINISCENCES OF MR. G. P. BRADNEY. TWENTY YEARS IN MALAYA. Mr. G. P. Bradney, Auditor. S.S. and F.M.S., is about to leave Malaya on retirement. He will be in Singapore for two or three days before sailing for Home by the Antenor on June 12.
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    INDIANS MEET AT KUALA LUMPUR
    77 8 Discussions Held In Private. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June 2. It is understood that private meeting of representatives of the Indian community in Selangor. was held this morning at the Selangor Indian Association Hall. A committee was appointed to draft certain resolutions which
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    M. S. V. R. BALL
    269 8 Enjoyable Function At Kuala Lumpur. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June 2. Three hundred and sixty people assembled at the Selangor Club last evening for the M.S.V.R.'s King's Birthday Ball an annual event which is always keenly anticipated. It was a brilliant success, very
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    LONDON EXCHANGES.
    95 8 London, June 1. Today's exchanges, mean closing rates, were: Parts 74 21/32 Rio 4V4 sellers oSclal New York 4.92' i Lisbon 110', Montreal 4.92' a Athen* 517 spiles Brussels 28.99 Bucharest 4874 Geneva 15.23 Belgrade 218 Amsterdam 7 314 Buenos Aires IS Milan 59\ sellers official Berlin 12.
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    NORMANDIE'S RECORD.
    65 8 Paris. May 31. The French liner Normandle. on her maiden voyage to cross the Atlantic. In 24 hours' sailing from Land's End has averaged 29.76 knots an hour, which constitutes a record. The 2.000 passengers Include the President's wife. Madam Lebrun. and the Minister for Mercantile Marine Reuter
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    PEPPER PRICES.
    50 9 (From Our Own Correspondent) London. June 1. Today's closing prices on the London p?pper market were as follows: Whit? Muntok, unchanged at 9'4d. in bond. Black Lampong. spot and Aug. -Oct. 3 l'l6d buyers; afloat and Mar-May 3 3/16 d buyers. Small business was done.— Strait* Times copyright.
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      RUBBER'S ADVANCE.
      952 9 But Still Not Remunerative For Producers. SYMINGTON AND WILSON REPORT. London, May 15. Under all the circumstances, and particularly in view of the fact that the price is still by no means a remunerative one for the producers, the present gradual advance would seem to be amply justified.
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      SUEZ CANAL PAYMENTS.
      211 9 THE NEXT COUPON IN GOLD. Paris. May 20. In the Bourse today, Suez Canal shares turned heavy and fluctuated widely as a result of the uncertainty attending the company's present negotiations with the Egyptian Government. These negotiations are being held to determine the exact Interpretation of the
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      COMPANY RESULTS.
      576 9 (By Air MaU.) London, May 22. The cabled news of company results is augmented by the more detailed reports below. Straits Rubber Co.— Net profit of £44.592 for 1934. compared with £16.105 for the previous year. The dividend Is raised from ZV2 per cent, to 4 per cent,
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      £1,000,000 CAPITAL.
      145 9 UNITED SUA BETONG. CREATION OF NEW SHARES. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, June 1. United Sua Betoi.g Rubber Estates, Ltd., is to increase its capital to £1,000,000 by the creation of "250,000 new £1 shares and converting the existing 750,000 ordinary shares into stock. ITVi Per Cent. Dividend.
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      FINANCIAL WISDOM.
      213 9 Fostering: the Spirit Of Initiative. London. May 13. Senor de Madariaga (the Spanish Permanent delegate to the League of nations). "One of the most difficult problems which besets civilisation is how to eliminate the war spirit fostered by commercial competition without depriving the world of the zest and
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      STATISTICS OFFICE LIBRARY.
      494 9 The following publications were Issued or received by the Department of Statistic B.S. and P. M.S.. during the period May 18 to 24, are available for public use in the Reference Library, Pullerton Buildings, Singapore. Applications may be made by members of the public resident In Malaya
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    PEPPER BROKERS WORRIED.
    202 9 NEW CROP HEAVY IN D.I. London. May 20. Considerable uneasiness Is being felt by pepper brokers In Mincing Lane over the position of the new pepper crop due to come forward In August and October shipments. A normal crop in the Dutch East Indies Is 12,000 tons
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    SINGAPORE MARKETS.
    444 9 The following is the prices (in cents per catty) where not otherwise stated prevailing at the Singapore markets as furnished by the Market Inspector en May 31: Meat —Beef steak 32 per catty, beef slew or curry 29. fillet steak 45 per lb., mutton, Australian 30, pork, lean
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    AMUSEMENTS
    110 10 AIHAMHMA riUuiour wllli H»ul !4ikM OunkUni* Oununmn i.i ii. i \iinii Bell* ..I n.< Ktnetlca wllh M»e i.mn* iiitATMK. apiAl wniti.it Un Your (liurd ÜBKAT WOKJIt Culmift 11.. Wnii.inlim Jrw HUH VWiillll. 11. HKKAN(i(M)N BUAU (Ml »m» Htoi My I Jim IteU.y MAainoMiM ..ii Kovalui em 111 NEW WOW
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    The straits Times SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1935. A UNIQUE KNIGHTHOOD.
    832 10 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1935. A UNIQUE KNIGHTHOOD. It |v uliiiii.t unknown [01 nirinhei o| iiu- Maluyau civil Service to be knighted unleaa he i in- premier administrative appointment In the Colony 01 tht Federation. The ablest o( a In Hi. Muluy stuii:. ami ti.,- moal brllUmil
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    JUBILEE MEDALS.
    61 10 Ht'cipitnl In Kdl.ili Cn/.Urd. The following iui King* Hllv.-r Jiil.ll.t Mi.l.il 1,. in-. Hlghm i in, High H Ml I P HI HlKlm. Mll.ltt HIM H'thin 4 l iinku v.i ('ln- Mrt Mlicillt liin i himm; The lion in I (Irtty. OuiiUln I. A Powell MO i.it ut.
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    S.S.V.F. COMMISSIONS.
    80 10 Se<oii<| In uiiiinaiid Of Chln«M i nit. i.i. ut w., 1...1, ki.i. s.B.V.r. has ppolnted in bo vi Him whilst "id at "1" him i VC I t a cling Capi tin) 0 i N«»man rellniiulsl noting i using to command "A" <M (i > C Mnluccii Vi.lurid
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    MR.F.H.Grumitt.
    24 10 Ih' KIIIU'M Kxequiuul rui| uinllt iO art M llflulnn wit ii Jin ink. province Wriir»iey ii«-» of perils, utiunu, hot MM* Majesty* ilinniuK
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    A JUNGLE TRIP BY ELEPHANT.
    1442 10 Sukuiii Come To tik Urs. In rvminUctnt inmnt, Mn K. Savage Uailey (temrihta be'ow, with 4sliu>tl/ul humour, an elephant ttijt un made throuyh the jungle tone year* ago. <ii> Mr. ii lavafe n«tu> > IT all aim tnl ut v Unry dress 4»nre. at the
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    NOTES Of The DAY
    250 10 IT Is a long Mm" since the < Mnlayun hoi Murray, of tl Hlngap.l Mlv fnh, Mini Kuiifc i running a mall bu b|y busy Itftv moetl .1 with helping lame dogs mix with all rIOSMI rf wnward* un I Alintl. Is, in T.,1. i I
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    TWO MALAY SULTANS HONOURED BY KING.
    907 11 THE RULERS OF JOHORE AND PAHANG. DR. R.O. WINSTEDT A KNIGHT. Certificates Of Honour For Four Malayans. 19 NEW JUSTICES OF PEACE. NINE Malayans are honoured in the King's Birthday Honours List published today. In addition a Gazette Extraordinary issued today announces that Certificates
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    U.S. COAL STRIKE THREAT.
    32 11 Washington, June 1. The United Mtneworkers Union today officially instructed Its 450,000 soft-coal miners to strike on June 16. unless new wage contracts are signed before them.— Reuter.
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    A REPRESENTATIVE LIST.
    1564 11 ENGLISHMEN IN THE HONOURS. THE birthday| and Jubilee honours conferred today are more comprehensive than usual. They include persons who have rendered eminent service in Britain and hroughout the Empire In politics, industry the professions, arts, science and the fighting and civil services and social work. Leading
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    FRESH JAPANESE ULTIMATUM.
    239 11 China Must Comply. "OR DEFENCE MEASURES WILL BE TAKEN." Pelping, June 3. An official report states that Col. Takahashl, Charge d'Affaires of the Japanese Embassy, yesterday made representations to Gen. Ha Ying-chln, Chinese War Minister and chairman of the Peiping Branch Military Council, alleging that: The Chinese
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    SECOND 'QUAKE SHOCK AT QUETTA.
    426 11 3,000 Dead Already Recovered. MILITARY CONTROL IN THE CITY. European Death Roll: 200. Karachi, June 2. A further shock of 45 seconds luration was experienced at Quetta, Baluchistan, this afternoon and the hills to the east and west were enveloped in an impenetrable cloud of
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    THE CLARKE CUP LATEST SCORE.
    42 11 The score in the Clarke Cup match at 13.30 today was: Europeans (Ist Innings): 73 a.l out. The Rest (2nd Innines): 41 for one wicket. Boon 13, I'onniah not out 6, Balhelchet not out 6, extras 1.
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      45 11 Singapore Louden in 5 days. From June 12 the X.L.M. will run an accelerated bi-weekly service with new Fokker-Douflas aeroplane*, of the Melbourne-air-race fame. Mails close at G.P.O. Singapore at 1.15 p.m. every Wednesday and Saturday. Letters should be clearly marked: By X.L.M. Dutch Airmail,
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    KING'S BIRTHDAY PARADE.
    548 12 H.E. THE GOVERNOR TAKES THE SALUTE. DISTINGUISHED SPECTATORS. The event coming so soon after the Silver Jubilee parade, Volunteers, cadets and boy scouts did not take part in this morr 'rig's parade on the Singapore Padang in honour of the Kind's birthday. The units were all, military
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    MAJOR BUSCH.
    51 12 Survivor Of Paknam Incident. <From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, June 1. The death has taken place of Major Tusch, a Dene, resident In Siam since l"::0, formerly an officer in the Slam- Navy. He was one of the few survivors of the Franco-Slames? collision at Paki.; m in
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    SELANGOR' FUND.
    45 12 Total Now Exceeds $85,090. 'From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur June 3. or Jubilee Fund has now $85,104. The latent list in eludes $5,000 each ir-jm Mrs. Lofce il Mr. Loke Wan Vat and $SCJ from the Selangor Ceylon Tamil Com hi unity
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    HROUGH MALAYA IN 103/4 HOURS.
    452 12 HROUGH MALAYA IN 10 3 4 HOURS. MOTORIST'S DASH FROM PENANG. Leaving Butterworth, Province Wellesly (opposite Penang) at o'clock on Saturday night, Mr. N. G. Reddish arrived at the Victoria Memorial, Singapore, at 7.42 yesterday morning. He made the 518-mile run In r j 1935 Chevrolet Standard Tourer. His run
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    CHACO WAR
    51 12 BOLIVIA WANTS AN ARMISTICE. Buenos Aires. May 30 Bolivia has agreed to accept an Armistice In the Chaco war but stipulates the dispute .nust be settled by direct negotiations with Paraguay. Paraguay previously had agreed to cease hostilities on the basis of the belligerents to present positions. Reuter
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    CALCUTTA SWEEP.
    47 12 Favourite Drawn By A Singapore Ticket. It is understood that Mr. J. A. Clarke of Evatt and Co., Singapore, has drawn Bahram. Derby favourite, in the Calcutta Sweep, and that an offer of £8.000 ($70,000 Straits) has been made for a half-share in the ticket.
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    TO BE BROKEN UP.
    125 12 Last Voyage Of The De Erens. The Dutch co*st-trade steamer l\Erens. owned by the X.P.M. of Batavla, was towed to Singapore 9V the s.s. Retch for breaking up yesterday The De Erens had a crew of four aboard and her last voyage, leaving Batavla last Wednesday,
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    SIR HAROLD BOULTON.
    24 12 The death is announced In Loi.uon day ol Sir Harold Buulton. wellnown as a charity worker ar.d lor is military career.
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    ON THE SINGAPORE PADANG.
    18 12 H.K. the Governor taking, the Salute at the march past. St rqtts Times Photograph
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    GANG ROBBERY ON PULAU UBIN.
    219 12 MAN BOUND, GAGGED AND KICKED. Further details are available concerning the gang robbery committed on Pulau Übin, early on Friday morning. The victim, who is over 60 years of age, was bound, gagged and assaulted so severely by five Chinese that he is now in
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    AMID THE POLAR ICE.
    333 12 Address To Rotary Club This Week. The next meeting of the Rotary Club of Singapore will be held In the Roof Garden of the Adelphl Hotel at I o'clock on Wednesday. Mr. Gordon Bun will address the Club on "experiences amongst the Polar Ice." Mr. Burt
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    SULTAN OF JOHORE.
    35 12 Leaving Tomorrow For Ceylon. H.H. the Suttan of Johore leaves tomorrow by the President Johnson for Ceylon to meet her hlghnws the Sultonah. He expeeta to be away she or eight weeks.
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    A VERSATILE SHOW.
    267 12 GRACEFUL DANCING BY DARDANELLA CO. The graceful gestures of Bali temple dancing was strangely mixed with a Rider Haggard story of the Golden Age in Egypt 2,000 years ago, and with syncopated dance music and modern vaudeville in the Dardanella production of Fatimma at the Theatre Royal,
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    AMATEUR JOCKEY WEDS.
    262 12 MR. A. W. BEVEN MISS S. W. FARQUHARSON. The marriage took place on Saturday ~at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd of Mr. Arthur William Beven, the well-known Malayan amateur jockey, and son of Mrs. Leoni,e Beven, of Singapore, and the late Mr. Beven to Miss Sophia
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    DANIEL DE FOE.
    82 12 Sent To Prison For Breach Of Trust. Before Mr. H. A. Forrer, the criminal district Judge, Daniel De Foe pleaded guilty on Saturday to three charges of criminal breach of trust and cheating and was sentenced to ten months' rigorous Imprisonment on each charge, the terms to
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    F.M.S. SUGAR DUTIES.
    52 12 The following new scale of import duties on the products mentioned is applicable in the F.MS.: Sugar, '5 cts. a lb.; preferential duty, 3cts. Sweets, chocolates, confectionery, etc., 5 cts. .a lb.; preferential duty. 3 cts. Syrups, cordials, fruit juices, etc., 50 cts. a gallon; preferential duty,
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    A BRILLIANT SURGEON HONOURED.
    2945 13 Mr. C. J. Smith's Memories. MEDICAL COLLEGE ALUMNI SAY FAREWELL. MEDICAL men and students in Singapore were losing a ready and sympathetic helper and a very good friend, said Dr. Chen Su Lan, president of the Alumni Association, King Edward VII College of Medicine, Singapore, at
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    FUNERAL YESTERDAY.
    22 13 'I ho funeral of Mrs. Ong San Leans took place yesterday to Bukit Brown. Photograph shows part of the procession.
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    TOURIST TRAFFIC IN MALAYA. FOR INDIA.
    148 13 Departure Of Thomas Cook's Lccal Manager. After 13 years' service in Sinuaocre. Mr. J. C. Walker. (right) manager of the local branches of Thomas Cook and *>on, Ltd left on Saturday by the s.s. Hasan? for England where ha will Join the London office
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    JOHORE APPEAL.
    124 13 Only Four Cases Oa The List. (From Our Own Correspondent) Johare Dahru, Jane 1. The second sift.n;; of the Johor? Court of Appeal will be held on Tuesday at 10.30. The appeals are aga ns the Judg- lent of the Hon. Mr Justice J V C. Mills. There
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    HOLIDAY MAILS.
    88 13 Following are th? Past OflQc^ arrangements for today, the iCing's birthday General Post Office: Sale of stamps and Registration at 8 am. to 1 o.ir. and 5 to 7 p.m. Parcels at 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saving banks. Money orders and Postal orders closed. Telegrams open all
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    PAVILION THEATRE.
    27 13 Owing to the successful season of the film "Marie Galffnte" the opening data for Brewsters Millions will be tomorruv ?nd not today, as previously advertised.
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      84 13 I NATURE I (CURE Dr De JONGH'S LIGHT BROWN COD LIVER OIL contains VITAMINS A mud D IN CORRECT PROPORTION WITH ALL THE OTHER VALUABLE CONSTITUENTS of Cod Uvot Oil HlfMr '«o»nwvln ky UM Ftadtal Protaulon lor on EIGHTY mn to ih. iriumini ol CONSUMPTION ASTHMA BRONCHITIS RHEUMATISM INFANTILE and
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    EUROPEANS 85 RUNS BEHIND WITH ONE WICKET TO FALL.
    1183 14 BOWLERS ON TOP IN THE CLARKE CUP MATCH. 5. De Silva Dismisses Five Men In Seven Overs. (By Leigbton) ALTHOUGH there was no play on Saturday, owing to heavy rain in the morning, good progress was made in the Clarke Cup
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    WYATT HONOURED.
    35 14 To Captain England At Trent Bridge. i.or.don. June R E. S. WfU has been invited to rapiain England in the first Test match agair.st the Sduth Africans at Nottingham on June 13. Rtuter.
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    TARLEY AGAIN.
    89 14 Outpoints Siamese For The Second Time. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, June 2. A crowd of well over 4,000 saw Young jTarley. the Filipino feather-weight boxer from Singapore score his second victory over the Siamese champion, Nai Smaru, in a 12 rounds contest at tht Fun and Frolic
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    STORCH CUP
    59 14 NEW ARRANGEMENT TO BE DISCUSSED (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. The Per k Lawn Tennis Association >ias decided to discuss the matter of ihe Storch Cup with Selangor delegates when the Malayan Lawn Tennis Association holds its meeting in Singapore. It is understood the arrangement will ba
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    15 14 Entries for the Clerical Unlon'i Milliards and loetUC competition arc now extended to June 15.
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    23 14 A general view of the S.C.C. ground during the Europeans vs. Rest match yesterday. Ponniah and Balhetchet are the batsmen. Straits Times Photograph.
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    TODAY'S SCORES.
    103 14 The scores at 12 noon today will be found on page 11. Ing and captured six wickets for 16 runs In ten overs "seven of which were maidens. H. B Noon (15) Oakrhind (22) and lodd (39) were the only batsmen to offer any resistance. T. Anthony (32)
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    TANGLIN TENNIS.
    177 14 Ties for tomorrow In the Tanglln Club lawn tennis tournament are as follow Women's Doubles Handicap Mrs. Sturgess and Mrs Strickland (plus 2) vs. Mrs. and Miss Pierrepont (scr.i. Mixed Doubles Handicap Mrs. Huggins and A. G. Hay (owe 15) vs. Mr. and Mrs Swlnchatt (owe 15). Miss
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    KHALSA BEAT RAFFLES.
    97 14 Before a large crowd on Friday the Khals-i Association beat Raffles Institution at soccer at the R. I. grounds by 3—l;3 1; the score being 2—o2 0 at half time. Khalsa was represented by the following: Oeo Paul; Sommoo, G. Veerappen: P. Govlndasamy, A. Rajoo. C. P.
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    164 14 Monday, June 3. Cricket: Europeans vs. The Rest, third day. padang: SRC. vs. Johore C.C., SRC. ground: Medical College vs. F.M.S.R. Institute, College ground. Tuesday, June 4. Football: Inter-School, St. Patrick's vs. St. Joseph's Institution, S.J.I, ground Wednesday. June 5. Football: B.C.C. League. Etceteras vs. Merchants and PoHoe.
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    PENANG C. C.'s BIG TOTAL.
    68 14 MURRAY'S INSPIRED BOWLING. Selangor Club Facing A Heavy Defeat. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, June 2. The annual cricket match between the Selangor Club and the Penang C.C. commenced on the Esplanade ground this morning Selangor Club b-.Mfd first on a perfect wicket, but were
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    FINAL ACCEPTANCES FOR THE DERBY.
    214 14 I Racing. Probable Starters And Jocke y For Oaks. London, June 1. The final acceptance for the Derby, which Is to be run at Epsom on Wednesday, June 9, with probable jockeys, are as follows: Lord Astor's FIELD TRIAL (Dick). Lord Astor's PLYMOUTH SOUND (Breiuian).
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    THE "DOG" LOSE.
    74 14 Annual Soccer Match With Penang C.C. (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, June 1. The Penang Cricket Club defeated the Selangor Club by three goals to nil. The game was one-sided, but only poor finishing saved the Selangor Club from a double figure defeat. Clark scored the only
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    S.C.R.C. TOURNEY.
    219 14 The following ties arranged for this week in the S.C.R.C. spring tennis tournament. TIES FOR WEDNESDAY. Open Sine. Dr. T. H. Wee vs. Scan Keng Slew. "A" Sine. Dr. P. K. C. Tyan. (Owe 15.3) vs. Tan Hoon Slang. (Owe 30). "B" Sine. Yap Chye Koon. (Owe 30)
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    R.H. Bain And B. Mayo Make Record Opening Stand.
    952 14 The Stonor Shield. TIME SAVES THE KILAT CLUB. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June 2. Playing for the Selangor Rangers. Bain and Mayo made ligtn of the Kllat Club bowling, scoring a record first wicket partnership for lr'er-club matches in
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    COMBINED SERVICES WIN THEIR FIRST CUP MATCH.
    693 15 MARKED SUPERIORITY OVER MALACCA. Home Team Forwards Too Slow— De Souza Shines (From Our Own Correspondent.) m Malacca, Jane 1. /"\N a ground made sodden by earlier rain, the Combined Services beat Malacca by five goals to one In the Malaya Cup competition
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    NEGRI SEMBILAN XI CHOSEN.
    522 15 MALAYA CUP MATCH VS. SINGAPORE. Pen Pictures Of The Selected Players. (Prom Our Own Co» respondent.) Serena ban, Jane The following have been selected to represent Negri Scmbilan In the Malaya Cup soccer inaUh against Singapore on Saturday avSeremban: E. Alexander; R. Newman and Uew Ah
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    J. M. F. BEAT THE AIR FORCE.
    190 15 Association Football. Johore Chinese Lose To Siong 800 A. A. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, June 2. A large crowd was present at the padang of the Royal Johore International Club to witness an excellent game of soccer between the Johore Military
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    18 15 P. K. Baskar&n who did well with both tat and ball for the Rest yesterday. Straits Time* Photograph.
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    SELANGOR'S CUP XI.
    56 15 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. June 3. Selangor's Malaya Cup team to meet Kedah at Alor Star on Saturday has been chosen as follows: Kum Pak; See Hu and Kai Ban; Kirn Wan, De Silva and Jahn Mohamed: Mun Hni, Ismail, Henry, Soon Teck and Ah
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    SIAM GOLF TITLE.
    370 15 Bangkok Professional Again Supreme. (Prom Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, May 29. In vile golfing weather on Monday afternoon at the Royal Chitralada golf course, Tim, the Bangkok professional, demonstrated once more that he is the best player the capital holds. The British amateurs nearest to w him
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    ANOTHER WOMAN PRO
    88 15 "Babe" Didrikson May Meet Joyce Wethered. Chicago, June 1. Following a recent ruling of the United States Golf Association that she could not play In the American women's national championship as an amateur Miss "Babe" Didrikson has now turned a golf professional (she recently won the Texas
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    THE IRISH SWEEP.
    56 15 Two Non-Runners Drawn By Malayan Residents. Dublin, June 1. Subscriptions to the Irish Sweep total £1335,627. The prize fund is £1,160,900. The following non-starters have been drawn by Malayans: Royal Flush tick t LM ***** by Nonie," Segamat, Johore and Tribulation ticket XL ***** by Loke Lam
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    H. & S. LEAGUERS' UNION.
    75 15 H. S. LEAGUERS' UNION. Members of the Health and Strength Leaguers' Union are Informed that an extraordinary general meeting will be held In the Union's premises on June 8, at 3 p.m. to consider the removal of the Union's premises to a more suitable place. As -this question Is of
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    CHARITY MATCH.
    32 15 The Charity match between the Regulars and Volunteers ,arranged for tomorrow at Anson Road Stadium will not take place. It is hoped to arrange this fixture later In the season.
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    PERRY THE MAGNIFICENT.
    294 15 HIS CROWNING ACHIEVEMENT. Loses Only Two Sets In French Championship. Paris, June 2. In the final of the French lawn tennis championships Perry beat von Cramm (Germany) ft— 3, 3—6,3 6, 8— 1, »-3. Perry crowned the must successful year a player has ever h&d on the
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    22 15 W. H. McNeiU who made a superb catch in the slips to send back Balhetchet, the Rest skipper, yesterday. Straits Times Photograph.
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    M. SAKATA'S RETURN TO FORM.
    215 15 Wins Sakura Cup After A Hard Fight. (From Our Own Correspondent). Seremban, June 1. M. Sakata, once lawn tennis champion of Negri Sembilan, showed a return to his old form by winning the Sakura Cup at Seremban. This open singles lawn tennis competition was held
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    35 16 H. N. Balhetchet tries to pull a ball from Leonard to leg during the Rest's innings in the Clarke Cup match yesterday. Account and scores of the match are on page 14. Straits Times Photograph
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    MARCEL THIL.
    40 16 Retains Middle-Weight Title At Madrid. Madrid, June 2. In a fifteen-round fight for the world's middle-weight championship as recognised by the International Boxing Union, the French holder. Marcel Thil, retained his title by beating Ignacio Ara. Spain. Rcuter.
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    S.R.C. BILLIARDS.
    91 16 Ties In the SRC. billiards tournament are as follows: Tuesday at 6.30 p.m. "A" class handicap (300 up): Dr. E. S. Montelro —50 vs. J. B. Quays —125. "B" class handicap (200 up): N. S. Hogan —50 vs. K. C. Wylle —50. Wednesday at 6.30 p.m. Mixed doubles
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    LADS UNITED B.P.
    169 16 Entries for a tournament open to members who are new to the game of badminton will close on June 14 at 6 p.m. The system of pliy will be decided according to the number of entrance received. All entries should be sent to the secretary, Mr. Tan
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    NEGRI CYCLE RACE.
    86 16 Seremban Wheelers Hold 25-Mile Event (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, June 2. A cycle race over a twenty-five mile course was held at Seremban today under the auspices of the Seremban Wheelers. The results were as follows: 1. Pall Singh, 1 hr. 5 mln. 33 sees.: 2.
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    ISLAND CLUB GOLF.
    57 16 The Island Club women's monthly medal was played on Tuesday and resulted in a tie between Mrs. S. N. Kelly and Mrs. H. Lim with a nett score of 37. The following cards were returned. Mrs. S. N. Kelly 44— 7=37. Mrs. H. Lim 53—16=37. Mrs. R.
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    Selangor G. C. Still Hopes To Have A .Swimming Pool.
    1491 16 Golf. SINGAPORE G. C. JUNE MEDAL. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June 1. Mr. C. H. Sansom presided at the annual meeting of the Selangor Golf Club held yesterday evening at the Club house. Before the adoption of the
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    STRAITS UNION F.C.
    105 16 Office Bearers Elected For 1935. At the annual general meeting of the Straits Unljn Football Club the following were elected ofnee-bsarers for the ensuing year: President. Mr. A. K. Lee; vice-presidents, Messrs. Pang Choon Jin re-elected i, K. G. Yeo (re-elected), Cheong Kiong 800, Koh Chin Joo;
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    TRAPPED IN AN ICE BOX.
    118 19 Children Hear Shouts Just In Time. Mr. George Wall, a butcher, of Sygton Common, near Bristol, bought a new refrigerator. One day he stepped inside to fasten the door handle. The door clanged to. Then, for more than an hour and a half Mr Wall
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    TWO GIRLS SAVED AT THE STAKE.
    108 19 Air Police Just In Time. Panama. An aeroplane, swooping down on the Indian territory of San Bias, a few miles from the Canal, saved two girls from being burned alive at the stake. Police leaped out and hurried up Just in time to stop
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