Malaya Tribune, 18 June 1936

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXIII, -No. 142. r SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1936 FIVE CENTS.! The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Thursday, June 18, 1936. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY JUNE 18, 1936. FIVE "CĔNTT
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      76 1 j Read The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya j I iyft ODAKIftC te^ls U _LEMON /g j SINGAPORE'S FAVOURITE BRAND J I Happy Hours hi Baby Land j j Blue Cross Milk Is Especially Made For Babies. It Con- tains The Nourishing And Essential Ingredients Baby j Specialists Recommend. Be
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      231 1 THE NEWS I WITH YOUR H BREAKFAST j I Try The I MORNIXG TRIBI T XE j PEERLESS !j I ERASMK SOAP I m m Damt >'» Allurin g> Fragrant PEERLESS JĔ mk ERASMIC is incomparable and invaluable for the toilet and 0311 be a PP lied witnout %n l»arm
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES HIGHER LIVING COST
    548 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES HIGHER LIVING COST AT MALTA I Questions On Pay Rates I 4 OIK ttobert (Jowei, K.C.Y.0., M.P. for Gillingham. hits been in communication with IHe Secretary of State for the Colonies on the question of pay and allowances (o men on Colonial service; a subject of particular
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    CLASSIFIED LIST OF CASUALTIES
    476 2 Total And Partial Losses In April ACCORDING to the Liverpool Undern writers' classified list of casualties to motor and steam vessels of 500 tons gross register and upwards, which were posted in the loss book during April there were eight total and 422 partiai losses, compared
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      389 2 BRITISH INDIA P. O. S. N. CO.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1936. RANCHI 7,000 June 19 SOMALI 6,810 July 1 NALDERA 16,000 Juiy 3 KAISAR-I-HIND 11,500 July 17 BANGALORE 6,000 July 30 RAJPUTANA 17,000 July 31 CHITRAL 15,000 Aug. 14 BHUTAN 6,100 Aug. 27 RANPURA 17,000 Aug. 28 BEHAR
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      43 2 O. S. K. DECK C O L O M 11 O $17 i NEXT SAILINGS m.s. "SANTOS MARU" June 29 s.s. "MANILA MARU" July 12 m.s. "RIO DE JANEIRO M." Jul. 27 j For particulars apply to: OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA, TEL. 5337—9. I
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      667 2 M. M. LINE (Incorporated in France) (MESSAGERIES MARITLMES) General Agents for Cie GENERALS TRANSATLANTIQUE Air-FRANCE MAIL PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES Homeward for Colombo, Djibouti, Port Said and Marseilles D'ARTAGNAN 15,104 T. June 23 SPHINX 11,374 T. July 7 AZAY-le-RIDEAU 7,988 T. July 9 FELIX ROUSSEL ***** T. July 21 Also Calling
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      510 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath. Excellent Cuisine. FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From Spore Malacca Port Penang M.S. Sham MEONIA 7-7 7-7 8-7 10-7 ALSIA 28-7 28-7 29-7 ai-7 BORINGIA 18-8 18-8 19-8 21-8
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      466 2 STEAMER SAILINGS NORDDEUTSCHER fS&\ LLOYD W m Incorporated in Germany >. The undernoted are the Company intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. For MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA JAPAN. Due S'por 19.16. "TRAVE" June 30 "POTSDAM" omits North China July HOMEWARDS FOR HOLLAND, HAMBURG AND BREMEN:— I "FULDA" also calls Marseilles June Lb
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    203 3 Kul &e il:rs Still Holding Off BUYERS LOWER PRICES our Financial Correspondent) lpore Thursday morning. RIBBER .ion- 7 5 16, unchanged. rket tone: Steady. x v York: (Spot) 16%, down > /B Wrket tone: Steady. Singapore: (Spot) 26%, down market tone: Steady. N ,w York eased slightly
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    GOLD PRODUCTION
    87 3 Russia Now Second Largest Producer ZStl&g* ggMjm P~ r >y ma* another record m 36 ™e urn; South Canada the Uniw STttS during .he same period last l„ vl et Russia, now largest producer of yeltow m Ed, the world output oi gom bl rraeh another recora levei,
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    FINANCIAL NEWS & VIEWS LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1098 3 FINANCIAL NEWS VIEWS LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS Th. MM quoUtfc»s are imed by Fraaer and Co and Lyali and Evatt:— MINING Singapore, Thursday, 10 a.m. issue. Value Co. 4 Jxd 4- Ampat 3 9 4j3cd J 6xd £1 A. Kumbang 28,- 29 -cd 29,6 I£l A. Malay 57 6 58
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    KWANGTUNG CURRENCY
    44 3 Canton. June 18. Interviewed. Mr. Feng Jul. a Canton om?ral saTd that discuss ion isproceeding for the reformation of tne rowans tung currency. ff of The plan Provides for the on formation of the K wan T currency -Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET
    691 3 Gloomy Outlook MANY sellers of tin SHAKES CWASKK and fo.'9 rcpwrt on Suss u v° rP mfl June 16- s»l' Once ;<«« no chee, *krt during the P asl week, shore market during ejctr emely conditions 1 53 pnuallv restricted du i. an indon Ci St«A Exchange
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    NEW CAPITAL ISSUES IN U.S.
    35 3 New capital issues for the quarter m STtSS 5145.000 000 C 'represented 1„e» lor industrial expansion, 520.000 000 in th, of'the^ew refinancing largely to taKe aavd of low money rates.
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      135 3 The Sxe Tonj» Hanking InsCo., Ltd. (incorporated in Authorised Capital $2 000.000 Subscribed and Paid up «,000.000 General Keserve 56. 57 58. Chulia Street. »Hdrefs POre SZEHAITONO Telegraph* Address Ue SSS Managing Director. Tan Yeow Thuan Esq., Deputy Chairman. Teow One Cheow Keng m Es iJ-, T!1 Peng Esq.. Nah
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      18 3 The Eosiern ITnrted CORPORATION LIMITED FIRE. MARINE. MOTOR VEHICLE HEAD OFFICE. 16D, CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. L G. JOHNSON.
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      427 3 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LIMITED. MEYER CHAMBERS, capital Folly raid en BUM** Reserve W""—,,—V YOKOHAMA. HfcAU officii. Batavla, BRANCHES at Alexandria, c Homoay, Ber m. Hankow, uairen. Fenguen, Kong Hslnking, SSS London Angeles tvarucni, Kooe Naguya. New Manila Moji. p N *f s raping, Rangoon rr-de^ S&tf. (Marw nCucnn, .^a
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      548 4 a»,»,, I»!' M a U M M M »n FOR SALE tyres modern appearance Z Pre l sure j $500. Apply E. j EDUCATIONAL f Alt EASTERN MUSIC SPHnn. J r °R BOYS -AND GIRLS application. particulars on Morning, Arternrann R 4- Sm gapore. Term ™„ity. Senior and Matric SuJl
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      687 4 STATE OF JOHORE Land Enactmtm I»Mf n 62 <2) ot Enactment Vof m 3 M ame nded by Gover„ me n „t th ef r I dated the Th«. Mercantile SSki v, Merchant Sl «gapore, Valuabl e A Sbe°r N f ALE OF Sungei Ma]ay u r Jal^n n t
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      590 4 be J ALWAYS j \H TIME I !t° RTH BRI DGE ROAD I I Wear Middle Road" I I Repair J] I Army and rA F he BritLsh I I W A g ase in Malaya. J MALARIA. Use every d»v «> I tablets 3 grains L£? gar co 1
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    Quality Of German Synthetic: Rubber BETTER THAN RAW PRODUCT
    3496 5 A ROTARIAN'S TRAVELS MR. L. CRESSON ADDRESSES CLUB IN SINGAPORE Singapore, Wednesday. ~fF HK German chemists} have produced a rubber e\en better than our natural product. I say better, because tl,i, material has beer, dofmitely proved to have better •ibrasive ami
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      13 5 Ask for the tin l with the sturdy Scot! i mii—l I I»
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      262 5 Vigour Restored, Glands Made Young In 24 Hours It is no longer necessary to MjfCjg from loss of vigour and manhood, we ok memory and body, nervousness, impure blood, sickly skin, depression, and poor •leep. because an American Doctor has discovered a quick, easy way to end these troubles. This
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      100 5 I PYRAMID j I lie* handkerchief to hv proud of friends see it. they will admire your good taste. The girls also us? Pyramid cl a smaller size, of course. Pyramid is known for its distinctive designs and fine quality to last long. Sn" men s handkerchiefs. Pyramid IM the"
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— To-Day's Shipping
    149 6 VESSELS ARRIVED wK'iSSi Ts lm trom Pntla tons: 0m D bi rom 1 Mata Hari. Brittsh. 510 tons- from Penang 16.6, to Penang 21 6 Ranpura, British, 9,331 tons frnm Yokohama 17 .6, to London 19 6 Klang, British, 732 tons; from
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    THE HARBOUR
    123 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, June 18. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Tilawa 22; Rohna 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Ranpura 18; Kistna 16; Gorgon 14Muinam 12; Perak 9. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Larut 35; Silverteak 36. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4)
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    85 6 Mails expected from Europe etc. 5 Air imperial), time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 8.30 p.m. to-day and general delivery of letters 8.45 a m to-morrow. hv M th. S ???*S2 from China and J apan to-day y dUe at si ng a Pore,j Mails expected from
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    23 6 frJ o r mail ,Im Penal» despatched irom Singapore on June 10 was delivered in London on June 18 (3 days)
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    Money Market
    145 6 SELLING Singapore. June 18. London 4 months' sight v* a p>ndon 3 months' sight £i aiu London 90 day?' sight 2 4 i?« London 30 days' sight 214 lis London demand Si }JS London TIT. |jj Lyons and Puis demand 88? Hamburg demand ,?I New York demand Jt
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    104 6 British Official Wireless. IjOndou, June 17 Parb 7G 23 64. New York 5.02* B Montreal 5.03' 2 Brussels 29 741 T/ Geneva 15 55. Amsterdam 7.44. Milan 64. Berlin 12.49. Stockholm 16 39»4 Copenhagen 22.39V, Oslo 19.90. Vienna 26^. Prague 121 Heisingfors 222 Madrid 36 55 64 Rio
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    PRODUCE
    175 6 Singapore, June 17. R Lfitfcmi w n o3£ l 1 per Koyan $110 R Siam w S°- 2 per Koyan $127 Siam 1 wee 1 N 3 PCr K yan $120 Siam! Rice! 2 R. (Siam) "Sinhuay" No Al lons R. (Siam) "Sinhuar No. 1 S?f R. Siam) "Sinhuay"
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    FRANC DEVALUATION
    93 6 Misapprehension Over Control Fund British Official Wireless. London, June 17 mSfffetSg thatffrencht rench Oove Policy to devalue tht Was not ih ing, thereforr t o renfvrmC? nC and refusthe House of' nJfSS. to a question in hyrx>frX ba6ed on th chequer took a rT ncellor of th e
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    Diary of the Day WHAT'S ON?
    94 6 Public Function): And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY. JUNE itf SsH"?-'" Indian v^&Rr n»V° V rnment Leum Pa, °n rev. PW.D, P. 0.. Fn^,: Board, "c.C **■•>"' ««bor Ten U n,lmenU- SCRC a,,d T »W« ""«Sr JSJ. Schmeline v. Jo, Lou,v. Siiipaj>oi-e Neiball LeairtiP- p,». school
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    AMUSEMENTS
    125 6 AIJLAMBRA.— "The Great Air MvCAPrTOL 'Moonlight Murder" with Sf&'ES*- MadBL PAVILION.—"I Dream Too Muchs»Psr MARLBOROUGH.— "Sweet Wild Flower" .Cantonese bUUeI 7.15 and 9?5 J£2£* WORLD.-Cabaret Dancing vants m ?'i Malay operas Chmese Wa* yangs. Cinemas: Glnho Theatrp •$lO Raise"-7.15 and 9.30 p.m NEW WORLD.-Cabaret Dancn* yin Malay peras Chinese
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    WATER MAIN BURST
    69 6 London Traffic Brought To Standstill British Official Wireless. London, June 17. Bl nf'nf rk f w T GneS foll °wed the burol£S£ iU thC Centre Neighbouring streets were soon several sSmrSL W1 S l a tide which swept into shops, flooded cellars and biought traffic to standstill.
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    ARRESTS IN ALGIERS
    48 6 Reuter Wireless. Algiers. June 16. i«J- W€nty arrests nave been made following on attempts by native bands to ThS e h S£ SUISS3 labourers to strike me bands are roving the country atAlgiers, June 16. strike movement has taken an arc ove r-running the country-
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    NAVAL TALKS RESUMED
    21 6 London, June 17. in« when fmiJ£? eig c^ cc thl s morn™en to a numbel n f was
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      241 6 v MALAYAN PffFMiPn HOTEL J 1 TO-NIGHT Orchestral Concert (Special Dinner 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. lHan*A fo ™<al) 945 io I "dUCe midnight Tllr. ™E SENSATIONAI. CABARET ATTRACTION THE COWAN BAILEY REVUE tS£%Z£j^t"*r- ESTELLE DAVIS COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME rirst Performance at 10.15 nm prmtmi WWJtSiTtgjl UP TO iT.IS pT
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      24 6 CASH'S WOVEN NAMES jpg and tx&t"" *g% Names prevent them OASHS Woven lowing SR*S« CASSON MARDEN, 102-104 Orchard Road, Sinraoore S s Name Address
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      19 6 Flooding The Screen With Thrills! ALHAMBRA —Saturday! I FIRST i.r. UK IHK v~~~~' I Jp if jk if ffi^
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      156 6 j Postal Intelligence SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY J Ol 1 (Muinam) Ip m Australia, Eastern and Southern (Nieuw Zeeland) 230 nm New Zealand (Nieuw Zeeland) 2.30 pm Burma (Elephanta) 3 p.m' inn c 'Elephanta) 3 p.m India South (Rohnai t JMiT Bengkalis, F. Kock, p\da ng Pakan Baroe, Siak and
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    Malaya And The Chinese Pioneer FEWER CHANCES TO-DAY
    135 7 WEEKLY NOTES Dr. Philip Tyau Gives His Views (By Our Chinese Correspondent) PIONEERING opportunities for the Chinese in Malaya are far fewer to-day than they were in former times," said Dr. Philip K. C. Tyau, the Chinese Consul-General in Singapore, in an
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    The Report
    219 7 THE report is as follows: Numerous petitions have been received by the Overseas Affairs Commission from Chinese communities in the Federated Malay States requesting the rendering by the Government of urgent assistance to Chinese business there. Unless help is forthcoming from the Government, the petitions unanimously pointed out,
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    Dr. Tyau's Remarks
    182 7 DR. Tyau, who has jurisdiction in Chines consular affairs over the whole of Malaya, stated that he had heard of no complaint by the Chinese in the F.M.S, as was reported, ana he knew of no dissatisfaction amongst them far as their business interests were concerned. "I
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    Only Natural
    152 7 I AM hi agreement with everything Df- Tyau «aid. The development of the Malay in the economic held is only na'url''. and It cannot be helped that 3s Urn? passes he is becoming a more and nior> formidable trade rival to the Malayan Chinese. Exactly the same sort
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    At Gemva
    137 7 I WONDER whether such changing coli--1 ditions with which the Chinese in Malaya, the Philippines and other places ra the world have to contend caused Mr Chu Hsueh San, the Chinese workers' delegate, to assert at the debate in the International Labour Office in Geneva, that bad as
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    Cheng Kwok Yau
    183 7 A REPORT from Hongkong states that C'neng Kwok Yau. who was the accused in the famous "Fung Murder Case" in Hongkong a few years ago and who is serving a life sentence in Victoria Gaol, Hongkong, recently had a nervous break-down and was taken to the Government
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    Road Sense
    242 7 A PASSAGE in the report on the Straits Settlements Police for 1035 states, apropos the problem of traffic control In Singapore, that "the dtveraltv of education and almost complete lack or road sense in the average Oriental are other problems requiring solution." As an owner-driver myself, I mus*
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    Civil War
    185 7 (MUST refer again to the alarming r.ewi which have been received In Singapore d\irln£ the past week from Chini- At one time the internal situation in that country was very serious I'nd e'vil war ncarl' broke, out between the Nanking and South-west forccs in Southern Hunan. In fact,
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    Singapore Sports
    147 7 AND now I must turn to the Fourth Singapore Athletic Sports Meeting which was held at the Jalan Besar Stadium, last week-end. We now have frequent Chinese athletic competitions, and the more I think of it the more am I convinced that the Chinese in Malaya are making
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    A Great Success
    177 7 IN the throwing the baseball event, Miss Tan Kirn Yang bettered her record, set up last year, of 42.4 metres, with,a distance of 43 26 metres, which, incidentally also exceeded the Malayan Chinese mark cf 42.07 metres established by Miss Liang Yuct Kwai last year. Miss X-iew
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    ROTARY CLUB OF SINGAPORE
    56 7 At the luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club of Singapore next Wednesday, the Hon. Mr. J. A. Black, the Acting Secretary for Chinese Affairs. S.S. and F.M.S., will speak on the Chinese Republic, 1911-^36. The meeting after the next will be a dinner meeting and will
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    26 7 Sir Chartres Biron has accepted the presidency of the Johnson Society of London, and will take the chair at the annual dmner on Thursday, July 2.
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    43 7 Mr. Alfred P. Sloan. Jr., President of General Motors, states that the Corporation's retail sales during April have probably been higher than in any ether month in its history, and its figures for March missed that distinction by only a few thousmd units.
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    NATIVE RUBBER TREES IN N.E.I.
    118 7 Not A Reliable Index Of Production Reuter. iv Batuvia. June 17. IN order to mpct competition. ttie Freicht Conference lowtred robber freight 10 C'.S. 112 arbonrs from 15 to 10 trullders ior outstanding contracts and from 17.50 to 11,50 guilders where Detract* have not yet
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      247 8 S:e the CONCLUDING SIX CHAPTERS of this Thrilling Universal Picture To-Night j jfcß A jj BRA 1 ADVENTUROUS! BAFFLING! DEATH-DEFYING! EXCITING! 1 MYSTERIOUS! fc.* OOj THRILLING! GREAT AIR MYSTERY CLARK WILLIAMS NOAhVeERY, .j. *fr THEATRE ROYAL! 6 pra T^ HT 9 pra I S 5 j Miss T. 8-. RAJ
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      168 8 THE RANPURA Kumar Of Sardargadh On Board Singapore, Wednesday THE Ranpura. the P. and O. liner which brought the priceless art treasures back to Obina en its outward trip, arrived in Singapore this morning from Hongkong. The Captain, in a siatement to a Malaya Tribune reporter, denied th the vessel
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      50 9 1 "In sheer triumphant film-craft I I -Things to Come' is beyond al. I 1 comparison the greatest film I 1 that has ever been produced" I I Seton Margrave in I I "Daily Mail" I 11 Gala Premiere I CAPITOL I TUES. JUNE 23rd AT 6.15 J (KING'S BIRTHDAY).
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      202 9 CLUB DIARY {There are numerau* Club* and Societie* in Singapore, most of tne timbers of which are reader* oj the -Malaya Tribune." -This Diary P™" Me* specially lor them. Secretaries „c invited to co-operate In-to-date and complete. Happenings geneVal interest wiU still be incited L the "Diary of Event*." The
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES MARRIAGE
    31 10 Thnm^7 ia r ge plflCe betw een Ml. g Heng and MiSii Catherine Chan Yee Tiam recently at the Church of SS. Peter and Paul Queen Street, Singapore.
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    DEATH
    83 10 ENG LEE. aged 50 years, passed away peacefully at General Hospital me St r w D °m W H dr ei,day ,7,h June Lie 1.. p He leftvefi behind him. his loving wife. Madam Ho Soon 3 Thin Ch n Se»* Chl„ Thuif ™d Si!? 1? 4 daughters. Chin
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    P.W.D. PROCRASTINATION
    775 10 made the profound observation that if the mills of God grind slowly. *hey grind exceeding small. We do not suppose that the Penang European members of the legislative Council had the poet's words in mind at the meeting on Monday but they certainly had a similarity of thought
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    NEW CHIEF JUSTICE?
    62 10 Sir Walter Huggard Not Returning Singapore, Wednesday. Several changes are likely to take place in the judicial circles in Singapore m the near future g wifi lr n^ a ii el ?uggard, it is understood, the SL^jESSS! I fco Singa Pore and me Chic. Justiceship will be
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    FERRY-BOAT CAPSIZED
    101 10 Reuter Wireless. Budapest June 16 A ferry-boat plying between Gna fjland and the right bank of tj. Danube capsized and sank parly thi* morning. She was carrying S p a «ngro returning from a fish M»I 112 ,ftnd E *Kht bodies bfvi i'i.l? been recov ered but it
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    49 10 Aircraft 'Athena" from Penang Siam Burma and Karachi arrived in Sh?la' pore on the Isth:-Mr Philp.Trom Pc" 2Z2*. Mr V Brie S v from Calcutta? Mr" Moxham, from Rangoon Aircraft "Brisbane" for Brisbane Dar X o left Staganore on the" 16th._Mr. W. R. Taylor, for Batavia
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    NOTES & COMMENTS A World Tour
    176 10 NOTES COMMENTS A World Tour yERY interesting was the account of his round the world tour which Mr. L. Cresson gave to fellow members of the Singapore Rotary Club. He showed a sample of synthetic rubber, made in Germany, which he declared is better than the real article—its saving grace,
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    196 10 PARTICULARLY interesting were the speaker's remarks with regard to Japan. He does not think there is much danger of Japan sweeping all competitors out of existence in trade, for the very good and sufficient reason that the Japanese are learning to play. No longer are they people who
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    177 10 fl|R. Cresson told how the Japanese have evolved a type of musical comedy entertainment which compares favourably with the Western model, and finally he played a gramophone record in which Miss Modern Japan sang an air from one of the new productions It was a waltz song very reminiscent
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    King And Soldier
    285 10 EDWARD'S part in the Great War, when, as heir to the Throne, his disregard of danger caused many hearts in high places to miss their regular beat, is recalled in a .short but vividly written article in the summer number of the Ex-Services of Malaya Magazine. Few
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    394 10 By "Looker On" 4 GENTLEMAN is described as a man who uses the butter knife when he breakfasts alone. A city teachei extracts the following howler" from a recent batch of class n» S rrn P t aPerS T'' A P licy is a P lace
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    DECISIVE ACTION TO END DEADLOCK IN CHINA CHIANG FLIES TO THE FRONT
    241 11 MARCH HALTS Consolidation Of Positions Reuter. Shanghai, June 17. MARSHAL Chiang Kai Shek has gone to Changsha from Nanking. Decisive action to end the deadlock between Nanking and Kwangsi is expected in a few days. A message from
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    MARRIED WOMAN'S COMPLAINT
    458 11 Punjabi Convicted Of House Trespass (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, June 17. 1 Chinese married woman named Yang ft Tee, about 35 years of age. was th.i complainant in a case in which a Punjabi named Fatah Jang was charged th's morning before Sheikh Abu Bakar
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    SOUTH AFRICAN PROTECTORATES
    139 11 Question Of Transfer To Union British Official Wireless. T__ London, June 17. HE position of the South African Protectorates was the subject of a Parliamentary reply to-day by the Under Secretary for the Dominions. Lord Harlington recalled that an'aide mrmoire has published after the conversations between the
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    SIGNOR MATTOLI LEAVING
    199 11 Recalled To The Foreign Office qiGNOR E. Mattoli, the Italian v Consul in Singapore, has received a cable from the Foreign Office recalling him to Rome, and he and Signora Mattoli will sail on the Conte Verde on Thursday, July 2. Signor Mattoli does not know the
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    RUBBER SMUGGLER CAUGHT
    206 11 Rowing Sampan Towards Singapore (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, June 17. CUSTOMS officers lying hidden in a boat in the Kuala Sungei Malaya on the look out for rubber smugglers were rewarded when they heard the sound of oars dipping and soon saw a sampan coming
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    PUPPET STATE IN NORTH CHINA?
    236 11 JAPAN'S MOVE Agitators Creating Trouble Shanghai, June 18. EVENTS in North China are fast coming tc a head. It is reported that the Japanese military are planning the early inauguration of a puppet regime wherein Yen Yu Keng (the head o? the East Hopei autonomous
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    DEFALCATIONS IN MUNICIPALITY
    231 11 Evidence Of Official Taken Singapore, Wednesday. Mit. D. M. DA VIES, former chi-:f clerk attached to the Miscellaneous D*»pt., Municipal Treasury, was before Mi. L B. Gibson, District Judge, Cnminal District Court, to-day when certain evidence was recorded in course ction with a charge of criminal broach
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    KWANGTUNG FAMINE
    42 11 Sin Chow Jit Poh. Hongkong, June 17. A serious famine baa broken out in East Kwangtung the districts of Chacmui, Hsingning, Fengshun, Uaoping and Taipu being particularly affected. Some of the sufferers are eating roots and leaves.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    EXTENSION OF R.A.F. BASE
    551 11 AT SELETAR Question In House Of Commons Reuter. London. June 17. DEPLYING to a question by Mr. H. Day (Labour, Southark) in the House of Commons to-day concerning the Singapore Airbase Sir Philip Sa?ssoon, Under Secretary of State for Air said that the R.A.F. base at
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    LORD STANHOPE
    34 11 British Official Wireless. London, June 17. Lord Stanhope, who has been appointed First Commissioner of Works, attended for the first time at the usual weekly meeting of Cabinet to-day— British Official Wireless.
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    CHINESE LECTURER AT OXFORD
    240 11 Post Created By Wealthy Residents Reuter. London, June 17. THE first lectureship ever to be held by a scholar of Chinese birth at a British university has been founded at Oxford by two wealthy residents, Mr. and Mite. Spalding. The lectureship is tenable for three years
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    ARTS AND CRAFTS
    130 11 Exhibition To He Held in Batu Pahat (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, June 17. The agricultural arts and crafts exhibition at Batu Pahat will be formally opened by His Highness the Tungku Mahkota, Regent of Johore, at 12 noon on July 24. The exhibition will last
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    MORE OUTRAGES IN JERUSALEM
    173 11 Increased Tension i ARAB MISSION IN LONDON Reuter. London. June IT. THE Palestine Arab Mfcttop. iccl Ov •Ifma) Effcudi Huaseini, President of the Palestine Arab Party, arrived in London to present the Arab case to the British People. The Secretary of the Parly staled that the
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      156 11 r A I USED to in; .IHk THE FATTEST CAT l\ THE mm STREET %kW ji 'S In the good old days when most people had ice-chests I was the fattest cat in the street. Every day, something or other went into tne dustbin occasionally a nice ripe ]>it of
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    Easy To Obtain Extra Drug Supplies LAX SYSTEM IN F.M.S.
    1458 12 DR. WEBSTER Coroner's Comments At Inquest (From Our Own Reporter) Klang, Wednesday. "PROM the circumstances sur- iounding his death I am inclined to the view that Dr. Webster over-estimated the amount of the drug which he could take without fatal
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    HEALTH OF THE TOWN
    170 12 Statement Of Singapore Municipality THE Singapore Municipal health state ment for the week ended June 13 shows that there were 254 deaths, compared with 290 in the previous week, and 202 in the corresponding week of last year. The chief causes of death were:— Eeri-beri -23,
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    LABELS FOR TINS OF PINEAPPLES
    803 12 ALLEGED INFRINGEMENT OF TRADE MARKS AN array of counsel was opposed to Mr. D.E. Nickels, Officer in Charge of Commercial Crimes Department of the Detective Branch, who prosecuted in a preliminary inquiry under the Merchandise Marks Ordinance, which was heard before Mr. Trevor D Hughes
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    IN MILITARY CUSTODY
    117 12 Two Privates Charged With Robbery At the conclusion of the preliminary inquiry held on Tuesday before Mr. Trevor D. Hughes, the Second Magistrate, In which two privates of the In«iskillings. Leonard Gourlay and Stuart Wilson, were indicted with robbery. Court Inspector MacLennan told his worship that an
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    FEDERAL COUNCIL MEETING
    253 12 Two Presentations F.M.S. LOAN BILL PASSED (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. A DISTINGUISHED gathering of members of the Federal Council, civil servants and prominent residents and they* wives were present this morning when the insignia of Commander of the British Empire was presented by the
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    THEATRE TO HOLD 10,000
    186 12 For Johannesburg Empire Exhibition Johannesburg. WORK on a theatre, which will be far bigger than any other in the Southern Hemisphere, has now been started here It is the theatre to be used during the Johannesburg Empire Exhibition next year, of which draughtsmen, engineers, electricians and
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    GIRL'S CAR RUNS AMOK
    118 12 Hits Taxi-cab And Then Summons Po T ice Berlin. A 23-year-old girl was driving her car across a junction of streets in the east of Berlin, when she came into collision with a motor lorry. The shock sent her hurtling through the air. She landed on
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    BRITAIN'S NAVAL STRENGTH
    298 12 Recent Talks INCREASE IN NUMBER OF DESTROYERS Reuter. London, June 17. THE naval expert of the Daily Telegraph, Mr. Hector Bywater, understands that Great Britain will shortly invoke the escalator clause in the London Naval Treaty to enable her to increase her destroyer strength which at present
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    U.S. PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN
    407 12 Festival Of Politics At Philadelphia Philadelphia. Tins historic Quaker City is already 1 preparing for the festival of politics which will take place in June when President Roosevelt comes here to accept the Democratic nomination for tne Presidency from the Democratic Convention. a„, The Convention will open
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    RESTORATION OF HAPSBURGS
    248 13 New Rumours MUSSOLINI BEHIND THE MOVE? Reuter. Vienna, June 16. ■nI'SSOLINI is believed to be behind M -he move to recall the Hapsburgs Well-informed quarters state that Duce informed Dr. Schuschmgg heir recent meeting that he wishto act as mediator between the V ;rian Government and Austrian
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    23 13 A British wireless report states that £70,000 bar. been received by the Mayor ol London in subscriptions to the King George Memorial Fund.
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    SANCTIONS TO END SHORTLY
    110 13 TRADE LOSSES Reported Cabinet Decision Reuter Wireless. London, June 17. IT is generally be'ieved that a for- mal decision in favour of discontinuing sanctions, if such a course represents the feeling of the other Powers in Geneva, was taken at to-day's weekly meeting of the Cabinet.—Reuter.
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION
    173 13 Pric:s Realised At Weekly Sal 2 Singapore, Wednesday. THE Singapore Chamber of Commerce I Rubber Association held its 1,282na auction, to-day. when there were Catalogued 845.135 lb.—Tons 377.29 Offer d 702.374 lb.-Tons 313.56 Sold 585.477 lb.-Tons 261.37 London— Spot 7 5 16d New York—Spot 15 3,4 cents.
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    ANARCHY IN SPAIN
    99 13 Reuter Wireless. Madrid, June 17. I The situation in Malaga is quieter, following UM acaon of the Government In disarming the population and closing I down the headquarters of trade uniotv i anarchists. Three civil guards I partrollmg the village of Cordoba were fired on and one
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    Singapore Chinese Civil War MASS MEETING HELD
    566 13 UNITY FIRST Cable To Be Sent To Canton Singapore, Wednesday. IT was decided to send a telegram to the Sout*-west Political Council requesting them to pledge their support to the Central Government. A committee ol 11, comprising representatives of all communities was elected
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    ALLEGED HURT
    79 13 Malays And Boyanese In Court Singapore, Wednesday. THE well of the Second Magistrate's court was crowded this morning with Malays and Boyanese when three men Mosidi b. Masdar, Saini b. Mojar and Sukor b. Mojsjr, appeared again before Mr. Trevor D. Hughes. They have claimed trial on a
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    GRANDSTAND COLLAPSE
    55 13 Reuter Bucharest, June 17. The iniured still in hospital as a result of the grand-stand collapse total 369, the majority of whom areJWJ to be incapacitated by their The exact extent of the death-roll to unknown. A royal Commission organising help for the sufferers to which King Carol
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    "DIEHARDS" STOCK SLUMPS FURTHER
    657 14 BEATEN BY POLICE IN FIRST DIVISION Singapore, Thursday, THE Middlesex Regiment have so far 1 scarcely played op to the big football reputation they brought to Singapore with them and yesterday afternoon their stock slumped further when they were beaten by the Police by the only
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    JOHORE P.W.D. SPORTS
    50 14 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, June 17. The Johore Public Works Department will hold its Athletic Sports on June 19 at 3 p.m. on the Johore Civil Service Club padang, Johore Bahru. Athletes throughout the State will take part and competition is expected to be keen.
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    Tennis Stars Gather At Wimbledon DRAW FOR OPENING ROUNDS
    431 14 AUSTIN vs. ALLISON: MISS ROUND vs. MRS. SPERLING Reuter. London, June 17. THE Wimbledon Tennis Champion--1 shin*: will beein on Monday next. June 22, and will be continued until July 4. The draw for the Men's Singles, Women's Singles and Men's
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    DOUBLE SUCCESS
    143 14 Surrey Representatives Win Walking Race 1 U A. HAKE (Surrey W. C. I, th- AAA wnn'Th en M ,T iIeS walkin B ex-champion, won the National 20-mile road walkinchampionship on May 9 when he covered the distance at Leicester, over a course of three laps in 2hr. 47min.
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    SAPPERS BEAT S.C.C. 6-NIL
    210 14 Another Tale Of Poor Combination Singapore, Thursday. THE S.C.C.'s lack of second string scccer players was once again emphasised yesterday evening when a second eleven met the R.E. men from Changi and were defeated by six goals to one. It was once again a tale of
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    PADMORE SHIELD BILLIARDS
    68 14 Results Of Championship Tiss Singapore. Thursday. THE following are the results of last night's ties in the Padmore Shield competition Mah Chocr Yik «C.S.A.» beat Koh Phen«» Mob (A.A.A.i 300—240 and V Woodford <F.K.CJ beat C. Albuquerque ifosi Office* 300—1y7. TO-NIGHT'S TIES Maurice Saleh I Clerical Union»
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    "—And Now For Schmeling A STEP NEARER THE TITLE?
    1173 15 "I Believe I Shall Win," Says Joe Louis Reuter. IBELIEVE1 BELIEVE I shali win, but if you imagine I am looking forward to an *asy touch when I fight Max, you are a long way down the wrong alley." So said
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    S'PORE BADMINTON ASSOCIATION
    267 15 Ladies' Doubles InterSchool Championships THE draw for the Ladies Junior Doubles Championship will take place at 2.30 p.m. at the Clerical Union Hall on Saturday. June 20. Inter-school Championships: The closing date of this competition has been extended to noon on Saturday, June 20. and any school
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    MAYFLOWER B.P.
    123 15 Joc-Kian Challenge Shield Semi-Finals were played off last Saturday in ideal 6 Chong Tee, the Present winner of the "Tan Miang Chiang Trophy, WJJ oP colour and was surprisingly-defeated by Wong Peng Soon in the>rubbe: game. The other tie between Seah Eng Hee and Chan Chim Bock proved
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    44 15 The following players have been Invited to represent the Banka and Billiton Students in a friendly match of soccer against the Social Athletic Party on Sunday, June 21, on the Junior Civil Service Association ground. Kick off at 5.00 p.m. sharp: Lee Pak Q
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    RICHI SATO'S LAST FIGHT HERE? SUNDAY NIGHT BOUTS
    318 15 A Test For Aitne Raphael Sinffapore, Thursday. DICHI SATO, the Japanese welterweight, who is due to fight Aime Raphael at th" New World Arena < n Sunday, will shortly be returning to his country where is required for military scivice. So that
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    BANGKOK RACES
    49 15 Extraordinary Luck For Backers (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, June 17. EXTRAORDINARY good luck attended backers on the last day of the Bangkok racing season, when the odds on tote worked out in one race at 145 to L Seven races out of ten produced thrilling finishes.
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    ROYAL HUNT CUP
    77 15 Guinea Gap Wins At 28 To 1 Reuter. London, Jane 1". THE race for the Royal Hunt Cup was run at Ascot to-day over 7 furlongs 155 yards, and resulted as follows:— GUINEA GAP (Jones) 1 VOLTUS (Barker) 2ROSECRAG (E. Smith) 3. Thirty-one ran. Won by 9k
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    SOCCER IN K.L.
    66 15 North Malaya Europeans To Meet Services (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. The North Malaya European team to meet the Combined Services at soccer on ihe Kuala Lumpur padang en Saturday will compose the following players: Burton (Perak), Dickson «Selangor). D. Crawford (Negri), Abbot (Perak). Capt.
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    Y.M.C.A. WIN AT TENNIS
    349 16 Inter-Club Match S.K.C. BEATEN IN SIX GAMES I Singapore, Thursday. W THE Y.M.CJi. proved 100 (food for the S.R.C. yesterday afternoon, when the two clubs met In a friendly inter-club competition organised by the Y.M.C.A. Three singles and three double* matches were played and the Y.M.C.A.
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    ECHO OF PETERSENMcAVOY FIGHT
    221 16 Referee To Be Moved From "Star" List rE British Boxing Board of Control has ksued the following statement: "The 'Board' (administrative stewards), at a meeting, after-having Mr. Arthur S. Myers, referee of the cnamnionship contest between v£.ck Petersen and Jtck McAvoy, v Earl's Lourl on April
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    MALAY GIRLS' SCHOOL
    44 16 The first annual drill and games competition of the Singapore Malay Girls' Schools will be held on the Geylang School ground on Monday, June 22, at 3.30 p.m. Enche' Sa'odah binti Haji Abdullah has kindly consented to give away the prizes.
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    CLAIM AFTER BUS ACCIDENT
    874 16 FOR $10,000 Injured Man's Two Operations Singapore, Wednesday. A CLAIM for $10,253.00 by a year-old Chinese clerk named Tan Hong Ban, who sued (through his next friend) the Keppcl Bw Company, for hospital charges, massage charges, and general damages and costs, due to injuries sustained by
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      166 16 MADE I V THE MAKERS OF FAMOUS W HHHE fronts of your teeth alone won't tell you if they »re really clean: it is in T hidden crevices at the backs that m 1 particles collect and decay begins. If I Y U Ufe old tashi °ned brush these important
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    STRIKES IN FRANCE & BELGIUM
    642 17 STRIKES IN FRANCE BELGIUM Movement Spreads NEW GOVERNMENTS THREATENED Reuter Wireless. Reuter Wireless. Brussels, June 13. rTHE strike movement continues to extend in the Liege coalfields d shows signs of spreading to the 1 industry. Measures are being taken to maintain order and prevent occupation of works by strikers. The
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    SMUGGLERS CAUGHT
    309 17 Thrsw Down Rubber And Ran (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Sahru, June IS the j csult of in formation received by the Plentonc police regarding an attempt to smuggle rubber, a party In rhar R e of the OC P D lay In hiding on SS P!enton e.
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    HOLE IN OCEAN FLOOR
    169 17 Liner Finds Remarkable "Fault" Reuter Wireless. Ap TT\/t a ov a t»t T-i London, June 16. REMARKABLE "fault" has been dU«ft oVe e rcd J n tne °f the ocean orVntn Uth African Coast whJc h has aroused the interest of geologists. Un=nr7 U^o f^ 01
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    MALACCA'S HAWKER PROBLEM
    572 18 Committer Appointed To Review Position i iFrom Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Wednesday. RECENTLY the hawker problem has been much to the fore and petitions from hawkers through the Eurasian Association and the Chinese Chamber Ot Commerce have been submitted to the Municipal Commissioners for conslcer-To-day at the
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    24 18 rowan and Bailey as they will appear in Uieir famous Eddie Camor lmRaffles Hotel to-night, when a complete change of programme will be presented.
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    RANPURA BAND
    123 18 To broadcast ln Singapore This Evening The band oi" the P. and O. liner Ranpura will broadcast from station Z.H.1., Singapore from 7 to 8 o'clock this evening. Afterwards the band will play for an impromptu dance at the Sergeants' Mess, Fort Canning. The broadcast programme will be
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    LETTERS THE EDITOR
    176 18 thefts of orchids On A Large Scale In Singapore (To the Edttor of the Malaya J S: r —My experience of Slfigupo:i lending over a period a! years tnu- to believe that Lhere L. Ui c\ t u pang o! thieves who systematic -teal orchids from private
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    BOXING CHARGES
    199 18 An Appeal From The Gallery Ed. To the the Malaya TrUwm Sir-It ha* now bMsomr (he ttjv able practice of former day*. a?^ t. ta. ,i, imll-l'V SCftU luill 8'- J J) ft* EHS c £'S?l';.c'i «Hit of the promotion of »h5 fight ®]V l ro lhe very
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    60 18 Reuter Wireless London, June 16 On the Stock Exchange to-daj was one of the quietest sessioi long time, although iron and shares experienced some activiEastern bonds hardened <>• proved view of the Chinese Wheat, ruied nrm on bulh Am ran weather but later re-acuu Oth*:: commodities ruled quiet.
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    56 18 Reuter Wireless. I Rome. Jane Two thousand three hundred at roads are to bo constructed i si».ia at an estimated cost of E25.000.00I i.nuer a two-year plan approved Mussolini Plans approved agricultural development of Abys include National colonisation throu authorised bodies and the gr small-holdings free of
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