Malaya Tribune, 7 April 1936

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales vol xxm.- ■No. 81 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1936 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Tuesday, Apr. 7, 1936. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1936 FIVE CENTS.
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      39 1 I Read The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya NEw hmiid>s<rw tSnSffiSSS Ir' 3 Chinese Govcromcn,. •West Indies XSSiSS A N Cr,a Em Afn Ufrmda. Ind.a. SIME, DARBY COMPANY, LTD. SINGAPORE, MALACCA, PENANG, IPOH, KUALA-LUMPUR, SEREMBAN, MUAR AND KUCHING, SARAWAK.
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      44 1 Are job considering BUYING A WATCH Get our quotations first befoit going elsewhere. Our widest range:— Cyma, Roskoff, Vole* in Paramount M.C.C., Polar S.P. and others. Suits all pockets and fancy MALAYAN WATCH CO, 433, North Bridge Road, (near Middle Rd.), Singapore. tm j
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES SHIPS OF THE FUTURE
    424 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES SHIPS OF THE FUTURE Tendency To Be More And More Streamlined IN an address on "The Ship of the Future," given before the Honourable Company of Master Mariners in London last month, Mr. A. C. Hardy B.Sc., said that never before in the history of ships and
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    HONGKONG COLLISION
    123 2 Submarine Rams Junk During Manoeuvres The submarine Regulus had a slight mishap while out on manoeuvres during the mock attack on Hongkong last month. Very late on the night of Mar. 22 the submarine was between Cape Collinson and Junk Bay when she rammed a junk which was
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    THE BRITANNIA
    112 2 Royal Yacht Not To Be Broken Up London. Yachtsmen all over the world and those who are attached to the late King George will read with pleasure that there is no truth in the rumour that the yacht Britannia is to be broken up. and, indeed, it is
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    BROADCASTING FROM THE QUEEN MARY
    406 2 Details Of Arrangements By 8.8.C. FURTHER details of arrangements for broadcasting from the Queen Mary on her maiden voyage from Southampton to New York are now announced by the BBC. Mr. Roger Eckersley. assistant controller ut programmes; Mr. John Snagge. of the outside broadcast department:
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    ALASKA PACKER SHIPS
    141 2 Awaiting Their Delivery To Japan < Sold to Japanese interests, three vessels of the old Alaska Packer sailing fleet remain in their berths at the foot of Paru street. Alameda, California, awaiting their new owners to Lake delivery. Originally scheduled to depart in January, no word has
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      419 2 P& and BRITISH INDIA P O. S. N. CO.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1936 BHUTAN 6,100 Apr. 9 RAJPUTANA 17.000 Apr. 10 BEHAR 6,000 Apr. 19 CHiTRAL 16,000 Apr. 24 SOUDAN 6.500 May 6 RANPURA 17,000 May 8 RAWALPINDI 17.000 May 22 BURDWAN 6.070 June 4 CORFU 15,000 June
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      47 2 O. S. K. I Announces NEW REDUCED FARES TO ENGLAND VIA AFRICA, I RETURNING TO SINGAPORE VIA SUEZ £103-8-0 Up Fare provides Singapore Africa O.S.K. Cabin Class; Africa England Unit* Castle 2nd Class; LondonSingapore N.Y.K. 2nd Class. FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS, Apply to O.S.K. PASSAGE DEPT., Singapore. 1
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      450 2 X. ir. K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated in Japan). To LONDON, via Penang, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar. s.s. HAKOZAKI MARU Apr. 16 m.s. TERUKUNI MARU Apr. 29 s.s. HAKUSAN MARU May 14 s.s. HARUNA MARU May 28 Rates to Ist class 2nd o
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      499 2 P\SSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Clas s Motorsh:ps. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath. ExC elient o Cuisine. RSEiLLEs ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From Spore Malacca Port Penang M.S. Sham BORLNGIA 14-4 14-4 15-4 17-4 ERRIA 5-5 5-5 6-5 8-5 LALANDIA 26-5 26-5 27-5
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      483 2 STEAMER SAILING NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD P IP (Incorporated In Germany). The undemoted are the Company s intended fixtures r OUTWAKDE. For MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA JAPAN. Due S>,re 1938 "POTSDAM" omits North China Apr is "ISAR" HOMEWARDS FOR HOLLAND, HAMBURG AM) BREMEN:— "HAVEL" also calls Marseilles, Casablanca. Antwerp A "LTPPE"
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    235 3 II; it-.-; Tone In London And New York VALUES MUCH THE SAME ;x>i». Tuesday morninj. (Singapore) 26 8 cts.. up Torn Steady, Quiet. £103'-; unchanged. To-dayV Prices:— i •.i: up 1 16d. Mar 11 Tone: Steady Quiet, u V >rk: 15" cts., ct. Mark ft- Tone: Steady.
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    ORIENTAL ASSURANCE CO.
    36 3 of new life assurance y the Oriental GovernLife Assurance Co.. Ltd.. »8.868 Dolicies, assuring 5 c -nvv irPf j with AO o 7q I JJs. 7.62.42.761. in 1934, L 27.4 r? pohcies assuring
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    FINANCIAL NEWS & VIEWS LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1509 3 FINANCIAL NEWS VIEWS LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS and T ti o 'Sl^ a r I qUOtationS iSBUed by d <* MINING Singapore, Tuesday. 10 a.m. issut. Frasei Lvall Value Co p 4 Ampat 16 6 5$ T I fl A. Malay 58 6 59,6 58 59$1 A. Weng 1.67U 1.75
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    97 3 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Monday noon. Buyers. Sellers No. I.X.R.S.S. in cases <F 08. April) 267 16 26 916 Good FAQ. in cases (F. 0.8. April) 26 516 26" 8 No. I.X.R.S.S. tawardable Spore) 26 4 26 3 s do. Aoril 26 3
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    CENTRAL BANK OF CHINA
    31 3 To Establish Branch In Malaya Shanghai, Apr. 7. MR. T. V. Spong, in a statement to the "the petition of the Amn p r d of ,he
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    CONNEMARA, LTD.
    337 3 Pinal Dividend 01 6 I'er Cent was held at the P „£s SS SSf*' Ltd Company, No the Lumpur, on Mai. 31 Mr F r r\^ U the chairman, presiding B l Of t^'reo^ a ;;,r Vms lne ad °Ption m« itpou and accounts rj»w< «>a ■.ay maintaining
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    LYALL & EVATT'S DAILY REPORT
    62 3 LYALL EVATT'S DAILY REPORT Singapore. Tuesday. Mining: slight Improvement. SungeJ Lua.s—estimated mine profit first quarter $111,000—. Good Interest maintained in shares which have i cached new levels. $150 buyers, $154 I rs. ex. div. Ampats, 56. 3-. Jelebus buyers S3 ana Batu Belangor 93 c.d. Johans 30 conts buyers f
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    LONDON RUBBER MARKET
    182 3 Satisfactory Decrease [n U.K. Stocks Messrs. Lewis unci Peat, Ltd., London oi ISRESI on Mar 24 «w follows:— PLANTATION-The settlement of tne sir Ke in the Goodyear factory was o ffiSKX annouilc ,<; c< on Sunday and tlx Market generally Is a little more chee---nu. European politics
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    MALAKA PINDA RUBBER
    38 3 The output of Malaka Pinda Rubber ESS 1 Ltd for the month of March 1936. amounts to 30.100 lb. making a k otal of 2G8.600 lb. for the seven months of the current financial year
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    67 3 The total output of concentrated milk m Canada for 1935 amounted to 104.*****0 pounds compared with 93,592.856 pounds in l<>34. The total production of the year 1*135 exceeds that of any previous year. A A Canada's na!] curing and cannirift establishment last year used 46,095.000 pound-; > sail while the
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    JOHORE PLANTERS ASSOCIATION
    565 3 Committee Meeting SMALL HOLDINGS assessment G. E. Johnson presided at a meeting- of the Johore Planters Association held on Mar. 27. niinutes f OWinC arP exf r *>ts the 1 he chairman welcomed Mr. G. B. W (jie> to the Committee and reported the on,s 01 ,!le
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    KUCHAI TIN LIMITED
    48 3 The results of the working of Kuchai Tin Ltd., bucket dredge for the Mann are as follows: Actual running time 575 hours 4 mi us. Time lost 168 hrs. 56 mins. Average digging depth 47.52 feet. Ore won 790 piculs. Yardage treated 141.000 coble yards.
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      83 3 r KE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LIMITED. tBERS, RAFFLES PLACE. Mai iwn sen ;ud Yen 100,000.000 1 Urul Yen 129,150,000 OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. Alexandria, Bacavia, Calcutta, Canton, n, Hamburg, Hankow, Hongkong, Hsinking, London, Los Angeles, Sasaki, Nagoya, New c- Paris, Peiping, Rangoon, San Francisco, SemaShangbai, Sourabaya, »n, Tokyo, Tokyo (Maru1. Yingkow. aid
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      28 3 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANUJS CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. BEAD OFFICE: ISD, Cecil St., Sine spore L G. JOBNSOl" General Manner.
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      87 3 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED. (Incorporated in England) SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital £2.000.000 Paid-up Capital £1.000.000 Reserve Fund 500.000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON BRANCHES: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi Madras, Amara, Baghdad Bahrein Basra, Kirkuk, Mosul and Singapore CURRENT ACCOUNTS ooened and money rece'ved on Fixed Deposits or
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      282 3 THE UNITED CHINESE BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated In the S.S.) 31-A. Chntia Street, (Bonnam Building Singapore. Authorised Capital $4,000,00u Issued, Subscribed and Paid Up $1,000,000 Telegraphic Address: TYEHUABANK Telephone Nos.: 5182, 518?, 5184, 5185 5186. Board of hectors: Wee Kheng Chiang, Esq.. Chairman, Khoo Beng Cheang, Esq.. Deputy Chairman. Chionh Ke
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    CAVALRY NOT YET DEAD
    243 4 War Office Grant For Breeding T i London. THE rapid mechanisation of the A... has not caused the War Office to lose their interest in cavalry. i v have renewed their annual grant £4,500 for light horse breeding t ;r the year. This was announced at
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    56 4 York to Paris in 1927 had untitled He was Dr. James H.Scan meteorologist of the weather bureau here and widely known throughi United States. He was aatri 68. Dr. Scarr and his assist J. Kimball, played important roles in Colonel Linbcr&h's hi paring weather data for th airman. They also
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      612 4 M. HASSAN j 36 A. 11. BRAS BASAH ROAJv SINGAPORE. We rnclertakci all sorts of work in eicctricai. ga* and water service tines. I We prompt attention to ali orders either big or small. Why noi consult us about yotu J rstimate submitted upon uJest without charge or obligation. 'PHONE
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      648 4 MISCELLANEOUS DELICIA PORT WINE unrivalled in I quality and price irresistible once tried. I Hostess pride guests delight. High class itores and BONAMIS BROTHERS, 53, ielegie Road. Just arrived from London and Paris. Any shop desiring experienced manlequin to display exclusive gowns mil'inerv apply to Box No i3l, c o
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      626 4 NOTICE I THE GLOBE TRADING LIMITED. I Mr. WAN KUM FOOK, our Secretary, and Mr. WAN KUM TUCK, our Bill Collector, have left our employment and have no further connection with the firm. Messrs. LEE WING KEE and LOKE KOK FEE have been appointed as Secretary and Bill Collector respectively.
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      475 4 ORDINANCE NO. 44 (BANKRUPTCY) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Tn RankruotCV No. 322 of 1931. Re ALEXA&DER GREGORY ANTHONY ol No. 14 Namazie Mansions, Singapore, Exchange Sharo Broker. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that First and Final Dividend is intended to be declared in the
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      338 4 HELPED LINDBERGH Famous Weathsr Expert Dead New York. A MAN who played a vital part in Colonel Charles Lindbergh's famous lone flight across the Atlantic from New (Continued in next column) jf CLOCKS WATCHES (T Yick Woh Hing I V 429, North Bridge Road, J V (Near Middle RoadJ. y
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    Malayan Chinese Notes
    103 5 Dr. Wu Lien Teh On The Chinese In Malaya Children's Day Celebrated In Singapore Confucian Revival Begins New China-Malaya Shipping Service S.C.F.A. Footballer For Berlin? Visit Of Davis Cup Players ißy Our Chinese Correspondent) 4 N interesting lecture on the overseas Chinese was delivered Dr. Wu Lien
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    The Lectureship
    128 5 t:: cts of the foundation of the 1 ihip are to honour for ail temory of a great Australian d valuable services to China i to stimulate interest in Austhe art. science and literature Chinese Republic. iundation of the Lectureship, h had i lie official support of the
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    Special Arrangement
    163 5 THE third Lecture on "The History and D velopmeni of Chinese Art" Iby Mr. James S. Mac D nald. Director of the National Art G Her Nv. South Wales, on May 3, 1934 The fourth Lecture was delivered Dr W P Chen, Consul-General for China Australia, on May
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    Chinese In Malaya
    152 5 THr remarks of Dr. Wu, formerly of who needs no mtron to readers, on the Chinese in laya are particularly interesting, and are reproduced below: includes the Straits SettleSingapore. Penang and Malacand the Federated States of Perak [dcs Johore. Kedah. and Trengganu. Johore. Kedah, and Trenganu. All
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    Patriotic To Empire
    95 5 THE Malayan Chinese are exceedingly patriotic to the British Empire and ?hlHt^ tnbUted large *y t0 all British ffsLi^ 8 Durin S the World hem a At a t e Dlanes .were presented oy mem. At the same time, both the/ and non-naturalised Chinese have ever expressed
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    Children's Day
    115 5 C" fell on Saturschool T V l s children SSFIWS on Saturday afternoon to see an exc'l w chines Students Literary sehoo in eU ?5 Various P in Singapore took part The principal feature of the nro v TCry keyll All the materials c f The Day was
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    Confucian Revival
    215 5 il CONFUCIAN revival is being brought iyi ut b l Lhs «nea of lectures which Mr. Choo Nge-2 Chin. Principal of the Confucian Academy in Hongkong, is delivering in Singapore. Since hio arrival here a fortnight ago on a lecture tour of Maiaya. Mr. Choo has been giving
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    New Shipping Service
    121 5 THE d:cisit>n of the China Merchants' Steam Navigation Co.. Ltd., (a semi-Government concern > to establish a shipping service between China anu Malayan ports this autumn is a welcome one. The matter has been unde: consideration for many months, bin owing to lack of steamers, it has
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    Chinese And Sport
    141 5 riURiNG recent week? China's pal-tici- v pation in the World Olympic Game jto be held in Berlin in August thi.. j year has been very much in the limeI light. She is sending a fairly strong and representative team to the meeting, and although it is not
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    Important Move
    116 5 AN important feature of China's parJ* ticipation in the forthcoming Olympiad is the fact that the claims of outstanding overseas Chinese competnors in the last All-China Olympic Games were considered in the selection of the contingent to represent China at Berlin. An illustration was the selection of four
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    The Davis Cup Players
    164 5 MENTIONING sport in China I ma> refer to the visit last week of three members of the Chinese Davis Cup Players are Gordon Lun rZ l et Wl ud f w c Ch °y< who with Gay Cheng, the fourth member of thteam, are undoubtedly the
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    THE KING AT OXFORD
    170 5 Surprise Visit To Old College British Wireless. London, April 6. IfING Edward, uho has been spending the weekend as the guest of the Earl of Dudiey. is expected to return to London toaay. While motoring through Oxford witn friends on Saturday he paid a surprise visit
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    LOCARNO POWERS
    170 5 To Have Further Exchange Of Views British Wireless. London. Apr. 6. Representatives of the signatories of the Locarno Treaty other than Germany will have a further exchange ol views regarding th? latest developments ol the Rhlneland problem when they tret at Geneva on Wednesday. The Fr nch Government
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    HISTORIC CHAIRS
    116 5 Used By Warren Hastings And King Edward Calcutta. Two magnificent old chairs, once In the possession of Warren Hastings, hay been presented to Calcutta University for use on ceremonial occasions by S:r Prodyot Coomar Tagor. The chairs were acquired by Sir Prodyot Tagore's great-grandfather when he bought Hastings
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      175 5 Take SANATOGEN—then you will not feel so Jjf£(l What Sanatogen has done for disappear, and in a short thousands of others it will do time, you will feel and for you. Your listlessness. your look a healthier, happier lack of energy to perform your being, daily task, or even to
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— To-Day's Shipping THE HARBOUR
    123 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Apr. 7. East Wharf (Entrance Gate D Rajula 22; Anshun 20. Main Wharl (Entrance Gate 3) Dempo 18; Diomed 13; Tilawa 11; Kedah 8; Glenogle 6. Empire Dock (.Entrance Gate 3)
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    16 6 The P. and O. Ranchi is due at Singapore from Hongkong at 10 a.m. on Wednesday.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    54 6 Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air (Netherlands) to-day, time of delivery at 1.40 p.m. to-day. Mails expected from Holland by Dempo to-day, tine of delivery at 1.4*0 p.m. to-day. Mails expected from China and Japan by Himalaya Maru. to-day. Mails expected from China and Japan by Hawaii
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    Money Market
    208 6 SELLING Singapore, April 6. London 4 months' sight 2 4 3 22 London 3 months' sight 2 4 3 32 London 50 days' sight 2 4 116 London 30 days' sight 2]4 1;16 London demand 2;4 132 London TiT. 2|4 132 Lyons and Paris demand 870 Hamburg demand
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    103 6 British Official Wireless. London, April 6 75 3 64 New York 4.95 5 16 Montreal 4.97%. Brussels 29.25. Geneva 15.19V2. Amsterdam 7.28 3 4. Milan 62 11 16. Berlin 12.30. Stockholm 19.39V-». Copenhagen 22.39 y 2 Oslo 19.90 V 2 Vienna 26 2 Prague 119 5 Helsingfors 227.
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    Diary of the Day WHAT'S ON?
    181 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, APR. 7 High Tides:—11.14 a.m., 11.15 p.m Football: S.A.F.A. League, Div I r> Innis killing Fus. v. Police, A '< Road Stadium; Com. Cud, F and Neave v. Nestanglo, F and n Friendlies. Mercantile Institute n v. Govt.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    64 6 I ALHAMERA- -"Last of tl CAPITOL.—"A Tale of 1 starring Rona:d Colman. PAVILION.— The Gin Ariiss.» EMPIRE.—Canton se Ti GREAT WORLD. —C; >an Siae-shows, Malay Operas. Chinese V,V yangs, Cinemas, Talkies, i MARLBOROUGH -"C b NEW WORLD.—Cabai Slue-snows, xv»iiiay Operas, i tse yangs. Cinemas, Talkies REGAL.— Sa:::t Tulsi Bu
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      189 6 HACK TO YOUTH F ROM P HEM ATIR i O LII .1G E. Rave yon I secret thai km injured yon, i s s (f|] your vitality? Do you lack energy, force strength? Are you '100 old at forty' and disappointed with life? manT w attitUd achieved laterally, pr. he
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      192 6 j Postal Intelligence W———■ [■■■■■in ii immm m i SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Ceylon (Pres. Harrison) 11 a.m. India, West (Pres. Harrison) 11 a.m. Java, South-West Sumatra, S.East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and T. Dilly (Dempo) 2.30 p.m. Netherlands Indies, Bagan and Selat Pandjang (Hong Thong) 3 p.m. Bengkalis and Laboean
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    THE PROGRESS OF MANKIND
    1507 7 MR. ELEY'S ADDRESS AT ROTARY CONVENTION Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. ijl: VV. Allen Eley, of Singapore, *»l rod the following interesti js on "Progress," at to- meeting of the 80th Rotary Convention. M Eley said: face my remarks by saying >t claim to be a
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    MANDARIN SCHOOL
    166 7 Candidates Who Obtained i Certificates A special examination in Chinese was held on Saturday, Mar. 21, at the Singapore Chinese Mandarin School, 1, Prinscp Street, Singapore. The purpose of this examination was to enable the English-educated Chinese in thi' country to obtain certificates of elliciency in their own
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    VITAL CONFERENCE IN NANKING
    117 7 Unification Proposals Discussed Sin Chew Jit Poh. Nanking, April 6., Marshal Chiang Kai Shek (Premier), Dr. Sun Fo (President of the Legislative Yuan i, General Feng Yu Hsiang (Vice-Chairman of the Military Council), Dr. Yu Yu Jen 'President of the Control Yuan) and Dr. Tai Chi
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE! DEATH
    85 10 MADAM KAM CHOOI LAN, the beloved wife of Mr. Chuah Yew Thye, passed away peacefully at 8.30 p.m. on Saturday at No. 179 Orchard Road. She leaves behind 4 sons, Chuah Eng Khong. Lim Choon Sim, Chuah Eng Hock and Chuah Eng Siew 2 daughters Chuah Phaik
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    TEACHING AGRICULTURE
    745 10 JN recent discussions on the education system in Malaya particular emphasis has been laid on the need tor instruction in the practice of agriculture. One of the greatest needs in this development is co-ordinated Information, of Malayan application, for the guidance of lecturers, teachers and pupils. The country
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    CHILDREN'S DAY
    108 10 Enthusiastic Celebrations In China Shanghai. April J. Children's Day was enthusiastically celebrated in all the leading cities of China yesterday. The meeting places wire gaily dicoralcd with flags. Government leaders made the necessary speeches for the occasion. General Sung Che Yuen, Governor of Hopei, broadcast a speech. Six
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    LADY CALDECOTT
    70 10 Successful Operation In England I ADY CALDECOTT. wife of Sir Andrew Caldecotl (Governor of Hongkong and former Colonial Secretary of the Straits Settlements, rec ntly underwent an operation in Encland for appendicitis. 1 It was entirely successful and she is making excellent progress It is expected that she
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    KING'S HOUSE
    132 10 TV,* v Monday, Mar. 30. The Hon. Mr c c Brown arrived to stay at King's House In the mornine H.H. the Sultnn nf Perak called on His Excellency at BtfS Thn rr Tuesday. Mar. 31 House. Mr C C Bro left King's In the morning H.H the
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    81 10 By kind arr angement with Dr. J. W. Scharff. Government Chief Health Officer members of the Chinese Christian Associ ation Prmseo Street Presbyterian Ch urc h F iendly Band will vS St John s Island on Saturday, A oril 5 between 2.30 o m. and 6.30 p mAc rommodPtion is
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    TAXATION IN THE F. M. S.
    301 10 POSSIBILITIES OF GRANTL\q RELIEF JHE food taxes in the F.M.S., which press hardly on the p, K .discussed in the following article by "L.C.L." He k'' the large surplus makes it easy for the authorities to ur;int J BELIEVE it was Benjamin Frarklin who
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    Incidence Of Taxation
    301 10 0* course, it is bound to be urged by the Federal Government that there are important and permanent works of improvement that have been postponed and put by for lack of funds for a number of years. But I would wish to urge that even the departments
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    Different Proceduce
    206 10 IN the F.M.S. the contrarv is followed. The Fedeh-j <:. ment estimates what its t: v" likely to produce in the corn'in-• and then proceeds tj tind means of spending thi accounts for the charges of ex 4 SUM and waste leve Government. The differ™,',. bek" the procedure
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    What Unofficiats Can Do
    105 10 What Unofficiats Can Du jm: Unofficial Ueti course, by virtue f th cut down items in the Budget. 1 this way they can try to bring the Federal Government round ;<> their view in regard to the tax suade the Government to ma necessary alterati n in taxation. On the
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    Topics Of The Day
    273 10 By "Looker On" I fr CELEBRATED masseur has written course bl gl aphy A work of friction, of Fancy needlework is now being advoto bed?* a CUFe insomnia «ew nm •wl eller confess ed to a customs vfrde al day that had twelve* rarda of silk
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    3 MEN STABBED TO DEATH TRIPLE MURDER IN SHIP IN SINGAPORE HARBOUR
    394 11 4TH MISSING Believed To Have Jumped In Sea Singapore. Tuesday. THREE Hylams employed on the K.P.M. vessel Thedens were murdered shortly before one o'clock this morning and a fourth member of the crew, also a Hylam, is missing.
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    GOOD FRIDAY HOLIDAY
    21 11 There will be no issue of the Malaya Tribune on Good Friday. Publication will be resumed on Saturday.
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    MORE EMPLOYED
    119 11 Economic Improvement In Britain British Official Wireless. London, April 6 Tne continued economic improvement is evidenced in the latest unemployment returns which .show an increase of employment in th2 great majority of the principal industries. The Ministrv of Labour estimates that at March 23 there were approximately 10.630,000
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    DR. VICTOR HOO
    38 11 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Nanking, Apr. 7. A mandate issued by the Central Government contains the appointment of Dr. Victor Hoo as Chinese delegate to coming session of tne Anti-Opium Commission. Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    38 11 The Resident of Perak has appointed Mr H. B J Donaldson, Inspector of Ice, to be Registrar of Vehicles in and for the districts of Lower Perak ano Bntane Padang, with effect from the 16th March, 1936, inclusive.
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    SINO-JAPANESE FRIENDSHIP
    87 11 As an earnest of his desire for Sino- Japanese friendship Mr. Hachiro Anta, Japanese Ambassador to China, who is reported to have been appointed Foreign Minister, recently called on the Mayor of Greater bnanghai. Mr. Wu Teh Chen, and was heartily welcomed by him The picture specially taken
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    RED INFLUENCE IN EAST
    237 11 Soviet-Mongol Pact INCREASED MENACE TO MANCHUKUO Reuter. Tokyo, April 6. A REPORT from Hsinking states that the consolidation of Soviet Russia's position in Outer Mongolia as a result of the Soviet-Mongol Pact of Mar. 12. represents a strengthening of Red influence in this area, thus greatly
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    THE MENACE OF AIR ATTACK
    145 11 Need For Conclusion Of A Pact British Official Wireless. London, April 6. IN ihe of Commons, in answer to a question, the Foreign Secretary. Mr Eden, said that the Government desired by every practical means to avert the menace of attack from the air. In
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    PATRIOTS OR COMMUNISTS?
    78 11 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, April 7. More than 600 Chinese troops suddenly appeared and occupied Hsinchuntun on the night of Apr. 5. They were equipped with machine-guns, trench mortars, and hand-grenades. After their arrival they cut off the telephone service to Tangshan. General Yen Yu Keng,
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    "ETHIOPIA IS NOT DEFEATED"
    543 11 SAYS NEGUS "All Over," Declares Badoglio Reuter. British Official Wireless. Addis Ababa, Apr. 6. "ETHIOPIA is not defeated and my armies are prepared to fight until not a single Italian aggressor is left in our territories. "We are certainly not suing for peace,'* declared the Negus
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    Years Of Inept Leadership TRAGEDY IN NEW REGIMENT
    245 11 TWO, DROWNED In Power Station Reservoir Singapore, Tuesday. DOUBLE tragedy occurred .it the Keppel Harbour Power Station Reservoir, in the vicinity of the Gillman Barracks, late yesterday evening when two of a party of soldiers from the Middlesex Regiment, recently arrived in
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    BRITAIN'S DEFENCE PLANS
    63 11 New Warships And Submarines Reuter. London, Apr. 6. T<HE Daily Telegraph's naval expert, Mr. Hector Bywater, learns that the Admiralty constructors are completing designs for two battleships with 14-inch guns and powerful anti-aircraft equipment, eight cruisers, an aircraft-carrier and several destroyers and submarines, including special quick-divers for
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    CANTON DELEGATES
    125 11 Satisfactory Mission To Nanking The Canton delegates to Nanking co report on the financial condition L. Kwangtung have returned to Shanghai It is said that the results of their mission have been satisfactory. The delegates have resolved to adopt four resolutions for enforcing the National Government's land policies
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    CHAPLIN BACK IN SINGAPORE
    43 11 Charlie Chaplin and Paulette Goddard arrive, oack in Singapore from Bah by the X.L.M. plane to-day. They have booked suites at the Adelphi Hotel for three days and it is expected that they will then go on to Indo-China.
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    "STILL BEHIND THE OTHERS"
    135 11 America's Army tanks capable of 4 m.p.h.: Reuter. Chicago. April 6. "THE American Army, as far as f quipmcnt is concerned," is still considerably behind the armies of other eriimtiie*," declared the Secretary <# War, Mr. Geo -ge H. Dern, speaking at the anniversar> of Ametiea's
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    85 11 Dr. E. E. Brown. Mrs. Brown and Master Brown, passengers for London, arrived at Singapore by the Qantas Airways liner Melbourne, and went on to Karachi by the Imperial Airways liner Aurora. Mr. A. H. Whittaker and Mr. J. M. Abel were also passengers from Brisbane and
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    BRITISH POLICY ATTACKED
    1542 11 IN COMMONS Foreign Affairs Debate British Official Wireless. London, Apr. 6. POREIGN affairs were debated in the House of Commons this evening along with other matters on the Prime Minister's motion of procedure, arising out of the defeat of the Government last Wednesday on the question of
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    SINGAPORE LAWYER'S APPEAL CONVICTION IS UPHELD
    1074 12 CLIENT'S CASH Breach Of Trust Case Singapore, Monday. THE appeal of S. Shanmugam, a local lawyer against conviction and sentence of a fine of SBO 01 in default two months' rigorous imprisonment, which was passed on him by the District Judge, Mr. H. A.
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    DEATH OF MR. R. W. BRADDELL
    401 12 Noted Family FORMER MEMBER OF S.S. BAR has been received of the death at home on Mar. 24 of Mr. Robert Wallace Braddell, younger brother of the late Sir Thomas Braddell and one of the former partners in the well-known legal firm of Braddell
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    43 12 Squadron Leader W. A. K. Dalzell who recently arrived in Hongkong from Singapore, will take up duties as Officer Commanding the Royal Air Force Hongkong, in succession to Wing Commandir f T JL eary wno ls leaving for the United Kingdom on transfer
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    CHINESE CHRISTIAN'S WIFE
    730 12 DIVORCE PLEA IN KUALA LUMPUR (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. THAT his client did not wish to give 1 the case more notoriety than was necessary by calling further evidence, and that the parties were Chinese and therefore any evidence of adultery would be hard
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    TWO MEN SERIOUSLY INJURED
    108 12 U>rries In Extraordinary Accident Singapore, Tuesday. TWO Chinese are lying in hospital in a critical condition as a result of an accident that occurred in Bukit Timah Road early this morning. Two motorlorries were involved. It appears that the vehicles were proceeding in opposite directions when
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    AIR MAIL FILMS
    61 12 Grand National At The Capitol Special air mail pictures, taken by Paramount, of the Grand National and of the trial run of the liner Queen Mary, have arrived in Singapor? and will be shown to-night and following nights at the Capitol during the season of "A Tale
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    FRONTIER CLASHES
    43 12 Reported Abolition Of Peace Commissions Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Apr. 7. IT is reported that the commissions appointed to investigate the frontier demarcation between Soviet and the Manchukuo, and frontier ™***5i5 aye vir t«a"y been abolished —Sin Chew Jit Poh
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    CONSCRIPTION IN AUSTRIA
    97 12 A PROTEST Little Entente Alarmed Reuter. Vienna, Apr. 6. 'THE Little Entente Ministers handed the Foreign Minister a note protesting against Austria's introduction of compulsory national service on the ground that it is a violation of the military clauses of the treaty of St. Germain and reserving
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    NOT SUFFICIENTLY SERIOUS
    60 12 Government Defeat In Parliament Reuter. London, Arpil 6. AFFICIAL circles throw cold water v on any Cabinet rcconstruetian which, they say, is tendentious as last week's Government defeat on equal pay for women is insuffh ientlv serious.—Reuter. London. April. 6. The House of Coommons vote of confidence
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    NINE KILLED IN AIR TRAGEDIES FOUR U.S. AIRMEN INCINERATED
    70 13 Reuter. CRASH IN SEA Italian Bomber's Fatal Dive New York, Apr. 6. [TOUR persons were burned tc death when a United Spates Army aeroplane crashed on a mountain top near Fredericksburg, Pennsylvania. Rome, Apr. 6. A tfiant Italian bomber crashed in
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    RANGOON AIR PORT
    103 13 Xiffht Landing- Installation Tested From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, April 6. The new ni°ht landine installation in :.\v Rangoon airport which was laid down the General Electric Company was tested on Sunday night by Mr. Smirnoff cmef plo of the eastbound K L M machine. The Director
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    COMING WEDDING IN SINGAPORE
    108 13 Mr. S. D? Silva And Miss Kathleen Williams <From Our Oicn Correspondent) Johore Bahru, April 7. THE engagement is announced of Mr. S. de Silva of the Electrical Department. Johore Bahru. and Miss Kathleen Olive Williams, the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Williams
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    PASSPORT OFFENCE
    64 13 Singapore, Monday. MR. MAXIMILLEN VERBIEST. a Bel- gian, was this morning fined $20 by Mr. M. H. Blacker, t ie Third Magistrate, on a charge of failing to nay? nis passpert endorsed on leaving the Colony. It appears that the accused left fo r Baiif'.kok on March 26
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    MORPHIA IN COUGH MIXTURE
    267 13 uMn:se Medicine Selle:\ Convicted Singapore, Monday. IUONG Nam Bang, a Chinese paten: 11 medicine seller in Sou.h Bridge Ro .d found himself in the Criminil D strict Court this morning for being in s:on of 548 pack ig s of eou.,h mixture whirh contained apprGxim.ue'y 2
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    MR. W. S. HEALD
    55 13 Reuter. Death Of Shanghai Power Station Manager Cairo. April 6. The death is announced of the American. Mr. W. S. Heald. General Managei of the Shanghai Power Company. He arrived in Cairo on Mar. 29 and immediately took ill with meningitis He was buried in the
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    A NEW PLAN FOR PEACE
    316 13 LEAGUE ARMY France's Reply To Germany British Official Wireless. Paris, Apr. (J. *JHE Council of Ministers approved of the Memorandum replying to Germany's peace plan, states a communique which adds that the reply is also a project for a constructive plan of action for peace
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    GERMAN EX-COLONIES
    110 13 Premier Questioned In House Of Commons Reuter. London, Apr. 6. In the Touse of Commons, replying to questions by Commander Locker Lampson (Conservative* and Mr D. Sandys (Conservative» concerning German excolonic.s, Mr. Baldwin said that the Government was unaware of any claim for the return of colonics and
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    SOVIET AIRMEN
    67 13 Exploratory Trips To North Pole Reuter. Moscow. April 6. IW MAKIIOTKIN. one of the iwo Soviiri 111 airm n who v. ere force d down in the region of the Arctic Ka: i Straits ana the other. M. Vodopyanov. safely landcu in the lfatochkin 8t aits. The airmen
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    138 13 Th" ro?lcwinj! v t v ttXCl'i by KLM 'planes tfniinf I v Arrived t*~ n Fa tn 1 Indin ana by KTJtI plax* T; i,t-r" on Apr 2:—Mr. G m Messe!. Mr R«rn XY.v&n do CWktfy ffr. T Stidft. Sr. M Verbify. M A R Dev?nt«. M
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    JACK SHARKEY CRUMPLES UP 2ND COME-BACK BOUT
    364 14 RUGGED FIGHT Pounded By Tony Shucco Boston. a whirlwind finish that had Jack Sharkey hanging: on the ropes in the final round. Tony Shucco of Boston. New England heavy-weight champion, recently pounded out a 10--round decision over the former world heavyweight champion before
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    GUNBOAT JACK WINS
    137 14 Bout Against Battling Kid James Jubbulpore, March 21. TUNBOAT JACK (holder) defeated v Battling Kid James (Poona), the welter and middle-weight champion o" Western India on points, here last night, in a ten rounds bout for the middleweight championship of India. There was a big crowd. Kid
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
    523 14 April Medal SPRING CUP FOR W. PARK THE Apiil Medal competition oi the Singapore Golf Club was played at Bukit Timah on Saturday and Sunday and resulted in a win for Dr. J. Moncur. in "A" division, v. ith a net score of 70, in a tie
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    SCHOOL CRICKET
    84 14 St. Andrew's Beat Y.M.C.A. Juniors St. Andrews School defeated the Y.M.C.A. Juniors at cricket on the school ground yesterday by four wickets and 46 runs. The Y.M.C.A. batting fir t scored 108. Swee Law and K. Lumbrusgen shariiW 40 runs bstween them. W. Ferguson took 4 wickets for
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    STRAITS RACING ASSOCIATION
    110 14 Classification Of Horses And Ponies THE following is the latest Classi- fication of horses and ponies as issued by the Straits Racing Associa tion. HORSES Transfers—Pacific Flight from Class 1 to Class 2. Reform from Class 3 to Class 2. Evanescent from Class 3 to Class 4
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    188 14 Result Of April Monthly Medal Competjition Forty cards were taken out for the April fcfedaj and the following were the scores returned: Dr. W Dale 84-21 =63 (Winner, R. J Fennie 86-18 68 E. R. Lubbock 89-21 =68 E. Kent 82-13 69 F. H. Bradley 83-14 69
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    LADIES GOLF
    406 14 Mrs. Moncur Wins April Medal THE Ladies' April Medal competition was played at Bukit Timah yesterday and resulted in a win for Mrs. J. Moncur in "A" division with a net of 35, in a win for Mrs. W. Eldred in "B" division with a net score of
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    SOUTH AFRICA TENNIS
    152 14 British Women's Success In Doubles MI3S N. M. Lyle and Miss E. M. D:arman, cf the British women's lawn tennis team, beat Miss R. M. Hardwirk and Miss F. James by 6—3, 6—4 to win the South Africa women's doubles championship at Johannesburg. The mixed doubles event
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    BOBBY JONES IN POOR FORM
    71 14 Horton Smith Wins Golf Tourney Reuter. Augusta Georgia. April 6. HORTON SMITH, winner in 1934 the Augusta National Golf t> ment with rounds of 74. 71 68 an aggregate of 285. Harry Cooper, with 70. 69 71 286 was second and Gene Sarazei 78, 67,
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    STATE CRICKET
    194 14 Singapore v. Selangor: Perak v. Penang OINGAPORE m play their first v cricket match tins week-end they meet Selangor on the pad; The following 12 players nave invited to attend for the the Singapore team: L. Alvis S.R.G P. K. Baskaran C S C D. C. De Cotta
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    ISLAND CLUB GOLF
    54 14 The following is the result of a competition for two Beer ftfuf Mr. E. W. Slight for pi handicap of 20 and over.' S. Fuiisawa H. M. Lee 91-22 T. Amano M-24 72 Lee Pang Kirn 7 5 F. A. Bartholomeirsz 101-2 Ando 105-20 85 R J-
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    S.C.C. SPRING TENNIS TOURNEY WISE & SMITH WIN
    440 15 S.C.C. SPRING TENNIS TOURNEY WISE SMITH WIN Brilliant Play In Doubles Singapore, Tuesday. N v. VfISK and 807 Smith gained a <•! ear-aufl victory in the Championship Doubles of 'he S.C.C. Spring Tournament yesterda) when they 1 »ate.l F. M. Adams and V,. M. Oak-Rhind in two straight sets by
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    21 15 untitled H. the untitled of Perak has been ,,.n 1 >1<! Ahdlll > Orailg HL,i, Kava l'xiiinng lioin l»>i, 1 >.hix year
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    S.C.C. OVERWHELMED
    135 15 Post Office Score Eleven Goals 1 Singapore, Tuesday. THE Post Office soccer team gained an 1 overwhelming victory against "the S.C.C. in a friendly match on the Padang yesterday by eleven goals to one. The Club underrated the strength of their opponents and fielded a second team who
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    SCHOOL SOCCER
    211 15 S.J.I. Heat English School By 3-2 A friendly game of soccer was played between the St. Joseph's Institution and the Singapore English School on the St. Joseph ground yesterday. The boys played a brisk and clean game throughout. In the first half the score was two-all. The second
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    S.R.C. TENNIS
    125 15 Tournament Ties For To-Day THE following ties in the S R C. Tennis Tournament have been arranged: TO-DAY S TIES "A" Singles:—L. M. Pennefather (scr) vs. H. N. Balhetchet (owe 15 2). "B" Singles: A. T. Meyer (plus 15. vs. E. K. Yzelman (plus 3); E. Ryan (plus
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    THEFTS FROM CLUBS
    160 15 Young Man Convicted On Three Charges Singapore, Tuesday A YOUNG man named T. G. O. Mit ehell, was this morning charged before Mr. T. D. Hughes, on three charges of theft. It was alleged that <1> on Jan. 27, at the Sepoy Lines Golf Ciub. be committed
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    MALARIA PREVENTION
    140 15 Dangers In Replanting Of Rubber THE following memorandum has been issued by the Malaria Advisory Board: The attention of planters is called to the danger to health likely to arise during the replanting of rubber frnm the breeding of anopheline mosquitoes in pits left by the uprooting of
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    20 15 Mr R. N. Turner of the District OHice. Kuala Pilah. has gone on transfer to the Federal Secretariat, Kuala Lumpur
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    30 15 Dr. J. W. Murdoch. Medical Superintendent, Central Mental Hospital, Tanfong llimbutin. hu been granted liX months and twenty-nine clays' leave on full pay. with effect from March 20, 1936, inclusive
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    75 15 The Imperial Service Medal has been awarded Co Detective Sub-Inspector Toh Kong of the Federated Malay Btates Police. Mr. Ton Kong, who served for a number of years vi Kuala Lumpur, has now settled In Seremban. He loined the police Force In 19Cf. Throughoul bis service he has been granted
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      337 15 fill EAT EASTERN LIFE 18 by reason of the fact that In a period of little more than a quarter of a century it has (1) bnilt up a large business all over Asia; (2) acquired a thoroughly sound financial position; (3) introduced modern innovations that were preIviously absent from
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    GREAT DICKENSIAN DRAMA
    487 16 "Tale Of Two Citiss" OPENING AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY WITH the amazing total of 112 speaking parts in the screen play "A Tale of Two Cities," starring Ronald Colman, sets an all-time record for size of a motion picture cast. It comes to the Capitol Theatre to-day
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    OTTAWA AGREEMENT
    75 16 Decision Of Indian Legislative Assembly British Official Wireless. rr,, London. April 6. Toi f rscent decision of the Indian Legislative Assembly to terminate an apcement signed at Ottawa between the British and Indian Governments was mentioned in the House of Com?J on V Under-Secretary for India Mr R.
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    FREE TUITION
    27 16 Shanghai, Ap:il. G. Tho Fukien Provincial Government decided that no tuition fees will bo chaiged in all Government middle and primary schools.—sin Chew Jit Pool
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    CHANDU IN HOLLOW LID
    150 16 Smuggler's Fuse F ai j s SENTENCE OF 15 MONTHS Singapore, llaafe, CHORTLY Si f ßt the I H 0 ton torn b 3 *>ng Parar •rharrr, vast er I' Tanmg. Loh Uwg Po', mwooden box on his AobjSw. v He wa- promptly stoaner 1 I
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    286 16 A Definitely Dangerous Treat (From Our Own Reporter) fO Chinese l^***. sea-divers and devil dancers bu* dirt you know that there still exfate Malaya a brotherhood of earn their livelihood from cautimiS venomous snakes? ptUnil Looking at the two Chinese you vould not have said that
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      1048 17 jj m jin English. j Rdi Pt P ri lii layan Listeners Kadi© MLmm ~v- 6 .20 p.m. Concert of Light Music. 7.20 p.m. News in English. ZZZ I?\TPTT?F Henry Lev). Fiddle Fugue (Bach). 11.50 p.m. 7.35 p.m. Concert of Light Music (conr»RITISH EMI IKti 7 a.m.-A Harpsichord Recital by
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    A NEW CONCEPTION OF MALARIA
    923 19 fUCALYPTUS AND COPPER SULPHATE AS REMEDIES 4 NEW conception of malaria A fe outlined by Dr. Rudolf Hauschka in a report of the rk done at the Clinical Theran.uiical Institute, Arleshein, Vwit/erland, and he suggests new remedies. He holds that the illness of malaria penetrates
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    145 19 White Horse Sacrificed At Altar Budapest. riVF cvupies have been married with lvii pagan rites, including the blood contract" in the hills near r\m Budapest. They were wed in the open air before an altar erected to Hadur. the ancient Hungarian War God. For the first time for
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