Malaya Tribune, 29 June 1936

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXIII.- -No. 151. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1936 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, June, 29, 1936. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1936. FIVE CEXfs;
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      239 1 Read The SUNDAY TRIBUNE I Dominant In Malaya Be sure you get the BEST! MM MEUKOW FINE COGNAC BRANDY """STARS" 'Sole Ag*nU: QUjjjgj^^|tD (Inc. in SS.) "1-STAR" Make Sure of Good j Results By Using j j ROYAL BAKING POWDER j LESS THAN (2) WORTH OF ROYAL I I I
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      255 1 this :skws j WITH YOUR BREAKFAST j i Try The t MORNING TRIBUNE BOUQUET f^ffif Those w ho do not use HIMALAYA BOUQUET TOILET PREPARATIONS T nnot kn W JUSt hOW perfectl y they are. Perfumed with the fragrance of flowers from the mountains, Himalaya Bouquet captivates WWrJll th( S{>nsos
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES IMPROVEMENTS IN PORT OF LONDON
    838 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES IMPROVEMENTS IN PORT OF LONDON BIG SCHEME Docks Warehouses And Equipment OVER £12,000,000 is to be spent by the Port of London Authority in carrying out a comprehensive scheme 'to improve all parts of the P °The Authority has had under consideration the phenomenal increase that has
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    AMERICAN YACHT
    184 2 Reaches Australia On World Tour Brisbane, June 6. The 13-ton yacht Igrasil, in which Mr. and Mrs. R. Strout set out front their home at Portland (U.S.A.) two years ago on a world tour, has arrived at Brisbane. Mr. Strout was Assistant Professor of Physics at Georgia School
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      412 2 I and BRITISH INDIA P. O. S. N. CO.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1936. SOMALI 6,810 July 1 NALDERA 16,000 July 3 KAISAR-I-HIND 11,500 Ju yl7 BANGALORE 6,000 July 30 CHITRAL 15.000 Aug. 14 RAJPUTANA 17,000 July 31 BHUTAN 6,100 Aug. 27 RANPURA 17,000 Aug. 28 BEHAR 6,000 Sept.
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      605 2 X. Y. K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated in Japan). To LONDON, via Penang, Colombo, Aden Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar rm.s YASUKUNI MARU Jug 8 s.s. HAKONE MARU 23 s.s. SUWA MARU Aug- 6 Marseilles 514 557 326 ft 351 London 557 600 343 fc 309
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      420 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Cabins have adjoining private batn. excellent Cuisine. FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG 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 31-7 BORINGIA 18-8 18-8 19-8 21-8 ERRIA
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      455 2 NORDDEUTSCHER tS\ LLOYD Vr- Jk Incorporated la Germany). The undernoted are the Com par »y intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. For MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA JAPAN. Due S'poi 19 to. "TRAVE" June 30 "POTSDAM" omits North China July 3 "HAVEL" July 21 "ONEISENAU" omits North China July 29 HOMEWARDS FOR HOLLAND,
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    155 3 NOMINAL VALUES PREVAIL Heavier N.E.I. Shipments Anticipated Hi' Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Monday morning. RUBBER Sjnvr.-ij>ure (Spot) 26* j. cts M uu- longed. Market Tone: Dull. London: No markets. Nhvv York: No markets. With no news from the other mar- ts \alues locally are nominal so far
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    GERMAN TRADE WITH MANCHUKUO
    95 3 Big Effort To Increase Figures Reuter. Berlin, June 27. the big effort which Manchukou is making to increase her trade with Germany was indicated by Mr. Kato In an interview with Reuter. Last year Manchukuo bought goods from Germany valued at 15,000,000 yuan while Germany bought
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    FINANCIAL NEWS & VIEWS LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1536 3 FINANCIAL NEWS VIEWS LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS Tb, following share quotations are issued by Fraaer and d% and Lyall and Kvatt:— MINING Singapore, Monday, 10 a.m. lssufc. Fraser Lyall Value Co. Evatt Am T at 4 6 5!-cd 4|3 4i9xd r! A Kumbang 27;- 28j- 27,- 28j£1 A. Malay 57
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    EAST LONDON RUBBER
    146 3 Increased Net Profit Last Year <By Air Mail) Im ii,„ London, June 17 29 ,he >™ to Veb. j». the directors of the Fast paid a. r »r". Cc ivic *nd has been on the Ordinary shares.' For lie iSt vious period, the Ordinaries receivld The amount
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    135 3 Tin Weak Following Quota Increase Reuter Wireless. i.K-2!? c W ™«M encountered re-our-ChMtog Oils ruled dull, notably Meld can,Eag*es or the Chapman's waS irtth regard to undue optimism. fc of an X the announcement ji an lncrea in the production aunt* of*?*?* tv for the third quarter Wall
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    U.S. TRADE
    67 3 Exports Up But Imports Decrease Reuter Wireless. New York. .Tun" 24. A iump of $3,000,000 in exports and a fall of $11.000 000 in imports is shown In the American Trade Returns for May. compared with April. The high toinl of nearly $170,000,000 in rrold was imported in
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    THE N.Y.K.
    149 3 Dividend Of Five I'tr Cent. THE lUnoty-.-.l'euuO 11»» oz the pon Yujjvti KaUha > Japan Mali Steamship Co Ltd.', lur tjn» trifti end tt March 31, 1936. states The surplii* oi cainim,* uttei deducting current expenditure fur the past half-year amounts to Y»*rt 6.2U2.22G75. out of which there
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    PINEAPPLE EXPORTS
    92 3 During tha week ending June 20, exports from Malayan ports amounted to 115,298 cases, of which: 92,372 (80 per cent.) cases were to the United Kingdom, 2.206 (2 per cent.) cases to the Continent of Europe, 16,755 (15 per cent.) cases to Canada, and 3,965 (3 per cent.*
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      204 3 THE UNITED CHINESE BANK, LIMITED, (Incorporated In the 8.8.) 31-A, Chulia Street, (Bonham Building) Singapore. Authorised Capital $4,000,011 issued. Subscribed and f«Jd Up $1,000,004 Telegraphic Address:— TYEHUABANK Telephone No*.:— 5162. 5)82. 5184, 5185 518«. Board of irectors:— Wee Kheng Cniang. Esq., Chalnnou Khoo Beng Cheang, Esq., Deputy Chionh Ke Hu,
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      22 3 I SOUTH lIIUTIMI INSURANCE COiMPANY, LTD. (■lncorporated in New Zealand) Inimpeacliablc Security W. J. DEXTER, Manager. Tel. 5926, 2, Finlayson Green. 6
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      31 3 The Eastern United ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE BURGLARY, PERSONAL ACCI DENT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE. lt>D, CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. L. G. JOHNSON, Cter%raJ Manarer.
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      49 3 The P.&O. Banking Corporation, Ltd. (Ineorpontod in England) SAFE DEPOSIT SERVICE Safe DepOvSit facilities are now available at the P. 0. Banking Corporation, Ltd., Union Building, Singapore. Conditions of service and full particulars may be obtained on application to the Manager. Safes are available from $5 per annum upwards.
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      695 3 'THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LIMITED, MEYER CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACM (a pita J Fully Paid Yen l«O.OOC.OOs Reserve Fund Yen 129,15<Mf9t HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. BRANCHES at Alexandria, Batavl* Bombay, Berlin, Calcutta, Canton. Dairen, Fengtlen, Hamburg, Hankow, Harbin, Honolulu, Hongkong, Hsinking, Karachi, Kobe, London, Los Angelet Manila, Moji, Nagasaki, Nagoya, New ¥ork,
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    MACCLESFIELD SILK FROM JAPAN
    149 4 M.P.'s Protest Against "Deception" MaccJesfteld < Chesht ve rE allegation that the Japanese haw renamed a vjjlipr- *.i (to-r an English town s*j tin I Japsnbf :«rcoc. j\alJ appear to be faaimtun iruni British firms is made reeeULly Ijy Mi J. R Rimer, MP. lor Muccfcslteld
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      1081 4 —s--1 A FOUNTAINPEN is essentially an article of confidence. A good appearance is not enough, long and reliable service is the £K»M* S a good fountainpen. A good pen must "feel at home 'in your hand. J S not only that, a perfect pen must suit your personality. You murf
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      812 4 FEDERATED MALAY STATES GOVERNMENT THREE PER CENT. LOAN, 1956-1966. ISSUE OF"$15,000,000. Interest payable 15th December and 15lh June. First interest coupon payable on 15th December, 1936. Authorised by Federated Malay States Loan Enactment, 1936. PRICE OF ISSUE $100 PER CENT. m P- cent. On 6th August $40 On sth September
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      697 4 NOTICE CENSUS 1836. L Notice is hereby given that a wnsus of people living in the Singapore Municipal area will be takeni on the night of Tuesday, June 30th 1936 2 Before the census day official Enumerators will leave at every house a Census Schedule, in which the head of
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      295 4 Singapore Municipality TENDERS. TENDERS are now invited for the following materials or services. For particnlars. tea Municipal Tender Boom. Data of closing Erection of a Residence at the Macßitchie (Impounding) Reservoir, Thomson Road. (Deposit $100.) 4 p.m. Thursday, 9th July, 1936. Supply of "Oxido of Iron" for Gasworks, Kallang. 4
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      309 4 WHY GO ELSEWHERE When yon can get the Rest *nd Latest in Clocks or Wntche* at the CHEAPEST PRICES from 423, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD Near Middle Roadi. Th? above have nu connection whatsoever with any other Clock and Watch Dealers* or Repairer*. rs. Tel 3786. BE UP-TO-DATE! HAVE YOUR EYES
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    GERMAN REPLY TO BRITAIN
    616 5 Still Delayed THE SANCTITY OF REPLIES Berlin. T»HERE is still no sign of the German reply to the British questionnaire handed to the German Government on May 7. The departure from Berlin of Baron yon Neurath. Foreign Minister, for a fortnights holiday makes it clear that
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    ROMAN'S STEEL HELMET
    44 5 i B?rlin helmets woman wearing a steelana kxiaki uniform ran now seen in the main streets of Berlin [teon. poster which bears rneinJon Woman in the Air Protection Public a-VrnVJlf Lea "l ,,J is to warn the perj 01 air raids.
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    GENERAL GOEMBOES MAY RETIRE
    166 5 Talk Of New Premier In Budapest Budapest. VH* of General Goemboes vm.ki! i J 5 for re son s of health is the subject of excited speculation in political circles on Hungary. The Prime Minister, who went on a h olWay recently owing to serious kidney
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    EARNED £200 A NIGHT
    159 5 Ice Cream And Apple Pie Man Dies Cambridge, New York. A man who is believed to have been the founder of one of America's most famous dishes—apple pie a la mode (apple pie with ice cream on iO— hadied here at the age of 87. He
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    35 YEARS AS HERMIT
    61 5 Centenarian Who Hav t Lived Through Five Reigns Matta wa (Ontario I. A centenarian who spent the last 35 years of his life livine: like a hermit in a cabin on top of a mountain, has died here. He was Mr. Thomas Colbourne who lived through
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    LONG-TERM OPERA CONTRACT
    166 5 Bishop's 30th Child Wins Fam? Chicago. A girl who is the 30th child of a Morn mon Bishop has been given a lon* contract as a singer here by the Chica go Civic Opera Company. She is Miss Elizabeth Brown, whose mother was the Mormon Bishop's iourth
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      156 5 Yf 1 N h AmmW^Bf^ fnarry—mo H F ""V face the fact*. V Cood salary nre DfM i(fl W> married life. fßrvuriA quicker, simpler. business ,h,f ,raln, "on of the time and at the usual cost. "Shortcut" your way to success. FREF hook tells how She s sur, to »ay
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      262 5 «8, r <r r •J. J 5 1/2 Days Home! I By K. L. ML PLANES LEAVE SINGAPORE EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY 2.45 P.M. S S ARRIVE IN LONDON ON MONDAY I AND THURSDAY RESP. AT 8.35 P.M. J APPLY: X.L.M. K.N.I.L.M. OFFICES, 49, Stamford Road. J j or to
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      180 5 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of thi members of which are readers of the 'Malaya Tribune." Th<s Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happeningj of general interest will still be included in the
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — To-Day's Shipping
    128 6 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW To-Day's Shipping THE HARBOUR SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR S EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, June 29. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Rajula 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Santos Maru 18; Perseus 13, Pres. Polk It; Glenapp 9; Kudat 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate
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    ITALIAN SHIPS
    222 6 Plan* For A Furthsr Rationalisation Rome, Wednesday. DLANS for the rationalisation of Italian i shipping, with the redistribution of world markets among four great groups, were announced tonight. The uev arrangement will come into force on January 1, 1937. It is presumed that there will be no diminution
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    BRITISH ALARM
    247 6 Will Russia Monopolise Timber Trade? BRITISH shipowners viewing wilh alarm the prospect of a smaller share in freightage during the comicg Russian timber season. They fear that Russia is intent on wiping British tramps out of the timber trade. A London shipping expert explained to Reuter that the
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    BORINGIA PASSENGERS
    78 6 The following are passengers on the M|S Boringia due at Ptnarg on July 21 and Singapore on July 24. For Penang:—Mr. J. Hunter Balwin and Mrs. A. W. Woollard. For Singapore:—Mr. G. H. Boddington, Mrs. G. H. Boddington, Mr. R. J. W. Brown, Mrs. R. J W. Brown,
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    75 6 Mails from Eastern Australia (by Mcrkuri expected to-day. Mails expected from Australia. Netherlands Indies, etc., by Air (Qantas) time of delivery to boxhoHers' 3.30 p.m. and general delivery 4.C5 p.m. to-morrow. Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air I Netherlands t, time of delivery to boxholders' 1 p.m.
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    30 6 The s.s. Kudat for Bangkok (Parcels onlvt. Mails previously announced as closing at 2 30 pjn. on June 30 will now close at 10 30 a.m. on the same day.
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    27 6 The s.s. untitled Maru for Hongkong Mails previously announced as closing at 9 a.m. on June 29 will now close at 1 p.m. on the fame day.
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    MURDER MYSTERY
    250 6 Another Thriller At The Caoitol AT THE CINEMAS TIME was when what are called detective stories were regarded 'is rather small beer in fiction. Then became '.he fashion to take them seriously, with the result that eminent authors devoted themselves to crime and its detection, and the standard
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    "FRESHMAN LOVE"
    204 6 Bright Entertainment At The Alhambra PATRICIA Ellis, Frank McHugh anu Warren Hull, who take the leading roles in "Freshman Love." combine their talent to make this film of American college life a real bright entertainment in which music, humour and romance are cleveilv blended together. The picture is
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    Fine Hindustani Talkie Al The Regal
    81 6 "Prem Pareksha," one of the finest Hindustani talkies shown in Singapore, will be screened to-night and to-morrow night only at the Regal Theatre, Geylang Serai. "Prem Fareksha" deals with an emotional story of a wife's devotion to her husband. There are a number of
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    "Queen Of The Jungle" At The Ritz
    66 6 The first six chapters of the thriller. "Queen of the Jungle," was shown to an appreciative audience last night at the Ritz Cinema, Geylang. "Reed Howes and Mary Kornman are featured in the principal roles and they give fine performances. The concluding chapters
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    Money Market
    202 6 SELLING Singapore, June 29. London 4 months' sight London 3 months' sight 2j4Vfe London 60 days' sight 2j4 332 London 30 days' sight 2 4 332 London demand 2 4 l|ir» London T.T. 2 4 I|l6 Lyons and Paris demand B«jz Hamburg demand J 4a New York demand
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    FINNISH TRADE
    95 6 Selling More But Buying Less Helsingfors. FINLAND is selling Britain more goods this year than last—and buyim; fewer British goods. Finnish exports to England for the months January to April amounted to £3.857,000 as against £3.153.000 for the corresponding period last yaar, an increase of £704\000. The value
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    S.S. (MALACCA) ASSN.
    83 6 Office-Bearers For Current Year (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Saturday. At the annual general meeting of the Straits Settlements (Malacca) Association held at the Malacca Club yesterday, the following were elected office bearers for the year 1936: President, Mr. C. F. Smith; vicepresident, Mr. Tan. Soo Chong;
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    BAG SNATCHING CASE
    44 6 Singapore, Monday. Whilst a European woman was walking down Oxley Rise on Saturday evening she suddenly felt her handbag being snatched from her hand_and a moment later she saw a Chinese cyclist riding away with the article. The bag contained $3.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    126 6 ALHAMBRA. Freshman Love," 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. CAPITOL—"The Bishop Misbehaves (6.15 p.m. i and- Tne Preview Murder Mystery" (9.15 p.m.) PAVILION—"The Unguaided Hour," 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. MARLBOROUGH—Chinese picture 7.15 and 9.15 p.m. GREAT WORLD—Cabaret Dancing Side-shows. Malay Operas. Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas: Globe Theatre— •Mark of the Vampire,"— 7.15
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    83 6 Passengers to and from Singapore b\ X.L.M. planes are as follows: Arrived from N.E.l.—Miss Duvekot, Mr. H. K. B. Rendorp. M» M. A. H. van Delden. Left for Amsterdam: Mr. H iv. Rendorp. Mrs. M. A. H. van Delden Arrived from Europe. India am Medan: Mr. L.
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      549 6 MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL J I TO-NIGHT Cocktail Dance Dinner Dance 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. (informal) 9.30 to midnight AND ANOTHER CHANGE 0 F PROGRAMME BY THE COWAN BAILEY REVUE COWAN BAILEY TED EVELYN ESTELLE DAVIS THE MOST POPULAR CABARET EVER TO VISIT SINGAPORE First Performance at 10.15 p.m. Prompt NON-DINERS
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      117 6 i Postal Intelligence SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Africa. South .Santos Maru) 11 a.m j Western Canada and Western States of U.S.A. (Fushimi Maru) 1 a.m. China (generally), Hoihow B (Fushimi Maru) 1 p.m. Hongkong and Formosa B (Fushimi Maru) 1 p.m. Pontianak (Raub) 2Pm TO-MORROW pengerang <Aik Soon* 9 a.m.
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      283 6 Diary of the Day j -—4 i —i———i— I WHAT'S ON Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, JUNE 29 High Tides:—6 a.m., 6.03 p.m. Football: 3.A.F.A. Div. 11, Middlesex v. Government Monopolies, Anson Road Stadium; Div. 111, Indian Recreation Club v. Medical Services. S.HB Government Services League. Polic v. Education
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    CAMPAIGN AGAINST RUST
    667 7 German Enterprise LOSING TWO MILLION MARKS A YEAR SOME time ago a meeting of the experts of the iron and steel industries, the gas and water works, and the chemical industry was held in Berlin in order to discuss the best ways and means for overcoming the
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    SCHOOLGIRL'S SUICIDE
    116 7 Alter Learning Examination Results Belgrade T.vo schoolchildren—a boy and a gir) iuv.- committed suicido in different .uuiu o! Yugoslavia on hearing the *amina,tlon results for the end of the 1 Oil mi Tht Mii I. Rukitsu Mailanovitch, a r ,r lorm pupil of a Belgrade aecon- -piiool. drank
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    MARKET LIST
    461 7 The Current Singapore Prices Singapore, June 26. MEAT Beef, steak, kati 30 Fillet, steak, per lb. 24 Fillet, steak, per lb. a 45 Mutton, Australia, per lb. 26 Pork, lean, kati 40 Portk, lean and fat (Ist quality) 34 POULTRY Capons (locally reared), kati 50 Ducks, each 40
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    HOSTESS OF THE AIR
    210 7 Blonde Typist Achieves Her Ambition Paris. (HAVE just flown from London to Paris this morning with Britain 'a first air hostess writes a Times of Ceylon correspondent. America first used hostesses in plact of stewards on her air lines. The Dutch and Swiss air services have
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    PROF. PICCARD
    190 7 Stratosphere Attemot From Australia? New York. A GROUP of well-known scientists will shortly approach the Australian Government in connection with the possibility of arranging a flight into the stratosphere from an Australian base during the next Australian summer. The three men most closely interested in the project are
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    C.A. ORCHESTRA
    76 7 Broadcast From Singapore Radio Station The Chinese Amateur Orchestra, Singapore will be broadcasting from station Z.H.I.' (Singapore) on Wednesday, July 1, at 7 p.m. The programme for the Broadcast is as follows:— Overture "Norma" by Bellini. Valse Medley "Golden Valse" selected and arranged by A. Winter. Reverie "Amour
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    SNAKE WORSHIP SHRINE
    215 7 Symbols Of Rain 1,700-YEAR-OLD VESSELS Simla. FURTHER evidence of snake worship in India, which can be traced from 300 8.C., and is still known to exist to-day in Bengal, has been discovered by excavations at Rajgir, near Patna. Excavations at Rajgir, formerly Rajagriha, the earliest capital in
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    RATEPAYERS' ASSN.
    225 7 Minutes Of Last Committee Meeting A meeting of the committee of the Singapore Ratepayers' Association, held at the offices of the Association, Hongkong Bank Chambers, Singapore, on Thursday, the Hon. Mr. Tay Lian TecK presiding, confirmed the appointment of a representative of Credit-Fonder DExtreme Orient, also of Mr.
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      33 7 1 Your OPTICIAN For BETTER EYE SIGHT COMFORT and VOGIE REFRACTING and DISPENSING Undertaken by l SPECTACLES <CVyC for BOATING, BRIDGE, FLYING, /'HIKING, MOTORING PARTIES, TENNIS, THEATRES. 65, Stamford Road. Eu Court, Sinjraporr.
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      70 7 kW .a wonderful pick-me-up 99 In these modern days a "pick-me-up" is an absolute necessity for children and adults alike for the stress and strain of business the care* of the household, and the strenuous demand of work and play at school, all tend to overtax reserves and to lower
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      178 7 PURE HAND CUT ■CRYSTAL I SMALL EXCLUSIVE SHIPMENT ill EACH PIECE A THING OF BEAUTY BBsH 2d p* < *|H ™'*"Ei& V > ff 1 f 1 f' I rff l H)9**l!s i L. i EXQUISITELY HANI) CUT SPECIMENS OF DECANTERS I j FOR WINE, WHISKY. LIQUEURS CLARET. BEAIJTI- FULLY
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    A THIRD WITEEL
    257 8 Easier And Safer Flying; (By Air Mail» London. June 1» HAVE just tried out a new devu 1 designed to make flying both ea.si and saler, writes Victqf Burnett -h** Sunday Express air correspondent It works—or I shouldn't be wri this. FORCED LANDINGS This Invention, it is
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      440 8 •J. m "Come along, folks, join us in a Grand, Saucy Musical Jamboree GREETED BY AX ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCE S I To-day at the ALH AM BRA j __v a_ I 6.15 9.15 Warner Bros.' Riotous Girl-Filled Regatta of Rowing, Rhythm and Romance S jl "FRESHMAN LOVE i With PATRICIA ELLIS,
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      138 8 CAPITOL TO NIGHTS 6.15, performance m aid of ST. ANDREW'S MISSION HOSPITAL Special Screening of M.-G.-M.'s saucy comedy THE BISHOP MISBEHAVES" With EDMUND GWENN WARNER BROS/ GRANDEST MUSICAL HIT SINCE "GOLD-DIGGERS" ALHAMBRA WEDNESDAY! JASON YACHT CLUB BOYS f ;Ny edward'everett HORTON 3 Sonji by fametn HtrburjA Arttn "I Lo»e to
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    DETECTING FAKED GEMS
    199 9 SCIENCE COMES TO THE AID OF JEWELLERS (By Air Mail) London, June 17. FAKED and imitation precious stones have recently become such a nuisance to jewellers that the London Chamber of Commerce has issued a special booklet telling how to distinguish the real from the false. So
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    SYNTHETIC STONES
    230 9 Ntilhhiu: In Common With The Real Thing The recent "scare" which arose when it was reported that a new process for producing diamonds had been evolved led the Chamber to go into the whole question of imitation stones. "Tests show," they report, "that these so-called synthetic diamonds' are
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    X-RAY MACHINES
    406 9 Used To Detect Cultured Pearls The endoscope, which throws a beam of light through the hole drilled in the pearl, and X-ray machines, which are used for undrilled pearls, can distinguish a cultured pearl from a genuine pearl, and are in use at the laboratory. Synthetic rubies and
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    BUILDING UP THE AIR FORCE
    389 9 Where Conscription Would Fail (By Air Mail) London, July 17. AF ALL the problems connected with v the building up and maintenance of a powerful air force the most difficult and urgent is the provision of personnel, and their training. It is not sufficient to
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      91 9 Z.H.J. PENANG 49.3 metres (6,080 kcs> TO-DAY 7.00 p.m. Tim- Signp.l. 7.03 p.m. Announcements for the week. 7.08 p.m. "Alto Rhapsody" (Brahms) Berlin State Opera Orchestra and the Berlin Doctors' Choir, conducted by Dr. Kurt Sineer. Soloist. Onegin, Contralto. (By Special Request». 7.25 p.m. Ballade in A Flat Op 47
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      248 9 SINGAPORE \OLINTEERb The following is the programme of drills up to and for week ending July 5, 1936: TO-DAY. JUNE 29 630 p.m.—Headquarters, S.R.A. (T), Unit Meeting. 5.30 p.m.- Headquarters, S.R.E. (.v), Lecture. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, S.FC.R.E. Tv), Malays, Drill. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, S.V.F.A., F. A. Training. f .15 p.m.—Headquarters, "G" (M.G.)
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    MALAYAN MATTERS
    855 10 REPLYING to questions in the House of Commons last week regarding the extension of the tin control scheme, the Secretary of State for the Colonies said that the International Tin Committee was directing its efforts to that end. He also expressed the hope that agreement would be reached
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    NORMANDIE TO BE FASTER
    60 10 Reducing Voyage By Ten Hours Reuter Wireless. Paris, June 24. The Compagnie Generale TransAtlantique announces a considerable increase in the speed of the Normandie which henceforth will accomplish the voyage in ten hours less than at present. This speed of 29-12 knots approaches that attained on
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    MONEY AND MUNITIONS
    55 10 Request Of Negus To League Of Nations Reuter. Geneva, June 27. Nicaragua has announced her intention to leave the League ol Nations. The Negus has sent a rote asking the League to supply a provisional government for Western Abyssinia, and money and ammunition, reaffirming Abyssinias right to
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    JACQUES THIBAUD
    44 10 Recital In Singapore On July 21 Jacques Thibaud, the famous French violinist, will give a recital at the Memorial Hall, Singapore, on Tuesday, July 21. Mr. Strok, the well-known impresario, who has arranged Mr. Thibaud's Eastern tour will accompany him to Singapore.
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    FEDERAL COUNCIL
    44 10 Appointment Of Mr. C. L. Green Mr. C. L. Green has been appointed an unofficial member of the Federal Council for three years with effect from Mar. 1. Mr. Green is one of the partners in the firm of Osborne and Chappel.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Lord Baden-Powell
    141 10 NOTES COMMENTS Lord Baden-Powell PTILL active and vigorous at the age or 79, Lord Baden-Powell, head of the Scout movement, has just concluded another exacting tour. Accompanied by Lady Baden-Powell, the Chief Guide, he travelled through Africa and saw Scouts and Guides of many and various tribes and races, civilised
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    Racial Prejudice
    198 10 "JT is difficult for those at home to realise the extent to which colour prejudice, from one cause and another, still prevails in South Africa," writes the Chief Scout. "When the natives sought to become Boy Scouts the step had to be postponed in deference to public opinion.
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    Malaya's Example
    212 10 TO read of bitter racial prejudice in other parts of the world is to realise again how fortunate the territory q] Malaya is in this matter. Race prejudice here is by no means dead altogether, but it is safe to say thai nowhere is it less noticeable and
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    A Cat's Travels
    179 10 PROM time to time we hear amazing tales of animals travelling long distances back to their own homes. The latest is recorded in the London Times, and given fitting prominence by that journal. A cat, a certain Bonzo, was the heroine in this case. Bonzo, was taken
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    531 10 By "Looker Ob" A DOCTOR mentions theccaste t of a boy who cannot smile. Oh, well, he'j been born into the right age for it. A A A "The budding comedian," declares a music-hall manager, "can always test his ability in the home." He coull try
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    COMPLETE ANGLO-FRENCH UNITY ON FOREIGN POLICY -LEAGUE'S MOST CRITICAL SESSION OPENING COVENANT REFORM & LOCARNO BREACH
    267 11 COMPLETE ANGLO-FRENCH UNITY ON FOREIGN POLICY -LEAGUE'S MOST CRITICAL SESSION OPENING COVENANT REFORM LOCARNO BREACH DINNER PARTY IN GENEVA ITALY DEMANDS RECOGNITION OF HER CONQUEST Reuter. Geneva, June 28. (JOMPLETE Anglo-French identity of views on all questions of foreign policy, including League reform, the Italo-Abyssniian dispute, the Locarno situation after
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    BALDWIN MISLED?
    420 11 Sensational Statement By Lord Londonderry Reuter Wireless. London, June 26. A political stir has been caused by the declaration of the ex-Air Minister, Lord Londonderry, speaking at Newcastle. He said it was surprising that Mr. Baldwin announced in the Commons "May 1936J that he had been misled regarding
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    RAID ON TANGLIN CANTEEN
    33 11 The Hon. Mr. D. H. Drummond, N.S.W. Minister for Education, and his daughter, photographed by the Tribune on arrival at Singapore. RAID ON TANGLIN CANTEEN Saf4 Resists Attack I NO ARRESTS MADE YET
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    AUSTRALIA AND EDUCATION
    697 11 Smgapora, Monday. |WO arrests ha\e been made in connection with the attempted burglary of the safe at the Navy, Army and Air Force Canteen at Tanglin Barracks on Friday night. At least three men are believed to have been concerned in the affair, for the safe, which had been carried
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    FRENCH STRIKES
    295 11 Owners Must Surrender Completely Reuter Wireless. Marseille*, June 25. THE continuance of the strike was ano n«n nounccd at a dr amatic gathering of 3,000 seamen, with red and tri-colour flags, outside the Seamen's Union T ne v secre tary-genera! of the Union just back from Par; where
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    RE-UNION AFTER 23 YEARS
    161 11 Lt.-Col R. H. L. Fink, Commandant, s.S. Volunteers, meets his sister, Mrs. W. A. Martin, on the Merkur at Singapore this morning for the first time in 23 years.—Tribune photo. RE-UNION AFTER 23 YEARS Local Volunteer Chief Meets Sister Singapore, Monday. A brother and a sister have been-re-ed after a
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    ALL POWER TO CHIANG
    268 11 SOUTH REVOLT I Military Action To !Be Taken > I Shanghai, June 29. MASKING is accusing the Cantonese "of starting extensive military movements along the KuangtungFukien and Kwangtung-Kiingsi borders. The troops are said w be advancing for unknown destinations. Two divisions of Kwangsi are marching on
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    Roosevelt Launches His Campaign FIGHTING SPEECH TO NATION
    256 12 DESTROYING POWER OF I SMALL GROUP Reuter Wireless. Philadelphia, June 28. IfITH the applause of supporters all over the country ringing in his ears, Mr. Roosevelt is now ready tor his presidential ramaign, in which "the democracy of opportunity" will be his
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    TGHTING SPEECH BY ROOSEVELT
    313 12 Renominated By The Democrats Philadelphia, June 27. "I am enlisted for the duration of the war" were the concluding words of a rousing speech delivered by President Roosevelt accepting renomination as Democratic candidate for White House. A vast audience at Frankhn Field acclaimed the speech which
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    THE VICE-PRESIDENCY
    188 12 Renomination Of Mr. John Garner Mr. John Garner, vice-President of the United States, was re-nominated by acclamation as the Democratic Party's candidate for the vice-Presi-dency. Mr. Garner's renomination followed a huge demonstration in which .life sized oortraits of him were carried in parade around the Convention Hall. Governor
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    OUTH MOVEMENT IN SIAM
    69 12 First Of Chain Of Playgrounds (From. Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, June 28. A playground specially laid out for ildren's Barnes, was ooened this afteron by the Director-General of Phvsi1 Education. This is the first effort establish a chain of playing fields in e capitals for youth.
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    POST OFFICE PROSPEROUS
    183 12 Receipts In Britain Rsach A Record British Official Wireless. London. June 28. MAJOR G C. Tryon. the PostmasterGeneral, announced on Saturday light that the results of the financial /ear just to hand constituted a record in the history of the Past Office. In spite of reductions in
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    KNIFE AFFRAY AT BATANG TIGA
    135 12 Malay Women Seriously Injured (From Our Oivn Correspondent) Malacca, June 28. YESTERDAY about 5 p.m. a serious knife affray is reported to have occurred at Batang Tiga. A Malay man is alleged to have slashed 2 Malay women and injured a small child. The injured
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    46 12 Mr. and Mrs. William Wood, of Twycross, Leicestershire, celebrated their golden wedding recently. Thirteen years ago, when working as a coalminer, Mr. Wood was made a magistrate, and though he is 73 he has often walked six miles to sit on the bench at Market BoswdTth.
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    FIERCE FIGHTING IN PALESTINE
    372 12 British Soldier Killed TRAIN ATTACKED BY ARABS Reuter Wireless. Jerusalem, June 25. A LANCE-CORPORAL of the Sea- forth Highlanders was killed and m\ Arabs were killed and four wounded in fierce fighting between British troops and Arabs on the Nablus-Ramallah road. One engagement near the village
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    DUCHESS OF KENT
    24 12 Reuter. London, June 28. H.R.H. the Duchess of Kent entered a Kensington Nursing Home last evening for a minor operation.— Reuter.
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    CREMATION OF LATE VICE-CONSUL
    220 12 Service At Presbyterian Church Singapore, Monday. OFFICIALS of the various consulates and many members of the local American community attended the service held in the Presbyterian Church this morning to the memory of Mr. William Dußois Thorne, the Vice-Consul for the United States in Singapore, who
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    MARIAMAN TEMPLE
    160 12 Re-Opening Ceremony After Repairs Singapore, Monday. HINDUS from all parts of Singapore gathered in their numbers this morning at the Mariaman Temple in South Bridge Road to celebrate the kumbabishagem ceremony. The temple had been closed for the last five years, during which extensive repairs and renovations had
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    40 12 London, June 28 During a thick fog in the English Channel yesterday morning the Danish steamer Frcya (1.429 tons) and the German steamer Holsstem (4 949 tons) collided south of the Isle of Wight. B»th vessels suffered damageBritish Official Wireless.
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    RAN AMOK ON HIS HONEYMOON
    69 12 Man Escapes From Mental Hospital Reuter. Towson, (Maryland), June 28. ZION Ceck, an eccentric Congress member who ran amok on his honeymoon, has escaped irom the mental hospital where he has since been confined. It, is believed that ne scaled a wall while walking in
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    PACIFIC ISLANDS
    102 12 America Claims British Territory Reuter Wireless. London. June 25. A curious situation arisen as the result of the United Stages claiming three British Islands in the Pacific, namely Baker, Jarvis and Howland islands, which are barren coral formations administered by the Colonial Office but leased to an Australian
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    NEW FRENCH BILLS
    96 12 Nationalisation Of Armaments Industry- Reuter Wireless. Paris June 26. Two more BBbi in furtherance of the Government's programme the nationalisation of t&e armaments industry and unemployment relief works—have been approved by the Council of Ministers and signed by M. Lebrun. The former provides for the total or
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    JUNIOR CIVIL SERVICE
    63 12 Office-Bearers Of Malacca Association <From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Friday. The following are the office bearers of the Junior Civil Service Association for the year 1936: president, Mr. H. Rodrigues; vice-president, Mr. D. W. Devaraja; hon. secretary, Mr. Chan Teong Hock; hon. treasurer, Mr. Elvathamby; committee. Dr.
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    67 12 Reuter Wireless. Alexandria, June 26. A thousand workers in a cottonspinning mill began a stay-in strike for better conditions, occupied tht factory and rejected all warnings to leave. A strong detachment of barefooted police noiselessly entered thfactorv at dawn, while the strikers were sleeping and arrested 800. Forty five strikers
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    60 12 About 200 guests, including many Faro Dean ladies and gentlemen, were present at the dinner last nigh given ry Messrs. Cheang Theam Chu and Cheang Theam Kee. at '•Maidstone. 42, Cairnhill Road, in honour of the birthday of their father Mr Cheang Jim Chuan. Selections by the S S. Police
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    38 12 Reuter. Nanking, June 27. The Japanese Embassy has verbally protested to the Foreign Office against the Chikou and Tsingtao incidents and has called attention to alleged insults to the Japanese flag, pointing out that these are intolerable —Reuter.
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    LEARNING HOW TO DRIVE
    811 12 KILLED WOMAN Government Servant Sent To Prison (From Our Own Correspondent/ Johore Bahru, June 27. AS the result of a fatal motor accident which occurred on the Muar-Panchor Road at the l i mile, Bukit Pasir, when a car, driven by an inspector of rubber estates
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    Mui Tsai Commission In Malaya WEEK'S STAY IN KUALA LUMPUR
    217 13 BUSY TIME Chinese Residents To Give Evidence (From Our Own Reporter) Kuaia Lumpur, Sunday. HTHE commission appointed by the Home Government to inquire into the Mui-tsai problem in Malaya and Hongkong is at present in Kuala Lumpur having arrived to-day
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    FOREIGNERS IN BRITAIN
    44 13 Mr. Horace W. Raper who was entertained by the staff of the Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd., at the Goodwood Park Hotel on Sunday in honour of his receiving the O.B.E FOREIGNERS IN BRITAIN Big Increase In Number Of Visitors British Official Wireless.
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    THE GIRL PAT
    118 13 London, June 28. Figures issued by the Travel nnrf Sow'St th Devel °P™nt show that the number of foreign viBritain has ed tnat of 1935 m every month of this year. i™T his is ue even of Ma y. whicri last year the Jubilee attracted abnormal numbers from abroad. Foreign
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    MR. W. H. RAPER
    397 13 Georgetown (Jamaica) June 27. Captain George Osborne has been provisionally arrested and charged with the alleged larceny of the Girl Pat. He was remanded In custody.—Reuter. MR. W. H. RAPER Farewell Function At Goodwood Park 1 j I Singapoic, Sunday. A VE RY pleasant function was held on rt the
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    LABOUR CONFERENCE
    34 13 Reuter Wireless. Geneva, June 27. lne International Labour Office conference, by 99 votes to 15. has adopted tne draft Convention recommending Holidays with pay. The conference ha! concluded its meetings- Renter Wi-c--less.
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    MORE JAPANESE DEMANDS
    265 13 Alleged Smuggling DETENTION OF A SHIP Tientsin, June 28. THE Japanese Consul in Tientsin called on the Customs Inspector yesterday and protested against the detention of the Tayung Maru. He demanded the withdrawal of the customs cruisers, the punishment of those responsible for the incident, an apology
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    CLERICAL UNION
    263 13 17th Anniversary Dinner Singapore. Sunday. UUCH conviviality was experienced Hi the Clerical Union last night when the seventeenth anniversary dinner of the Union was held. Tables were laid on the lawn and the dinner was attended by over 300 people. The Hon. Mr. Tay Lian Teck. president of
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    BELGIAN POLICY
    59 13 New Labour And Social Reforms Reuter Wireless. Brussels. June 24. The Prime Minister, M. Van Zeelanrt "eclaraUon laboi i I containing a numoer oi labou and social reforms, includinminimum wages, holidays with pay and a PaUons° Ur Week m Financial misdemeanours will oe SSSIJy Be pjum's foreign pchcy
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    23 13 Sir Miles Lampson, the British High Commissioner In Egypt, le.t Croydon on Saturday by air on his return to Cairo, -ays British Wireless
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    35 13 A gift of £50,000 towards the establishment of a scholarship endowment fund h3s been offered to Leeds University by Mr. Frank Parkinson, director of a firm of manufacturingelectrical engineers, according *o a British Wireless message.
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    ALFRED PADGHAM'S LUCKY YEAR WINS OPEN GOLF TITLE
    326 14 Cotton Ties For Third Place London, June 27. .1 BoyUkc to-day. A H n«« A who is professional at&mdrldge Park, won the British Open Rolf Championship with a card of -87 *sS3jS>*i «W. fours h Had the mortification bit the UP «f
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    SIAMESE GOLF
    78 14 Champion Retains His Title (From Our Own Co) respondent) Bangkok, Sunday. TIM, luc Bangkok Sports Club pro- fessional. to-day retained his title of Open G«lf Champion of Siam over three rain-sodden courses with a score of 287 for 72 holes. Ills nearest opponent was W. J. filbb, the former Singapore
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    LAM YEW A.P. BEATEN
    45 14 Playing at the General Post fc-ftire Club ground yesterday evening, the Social Athletic Party defeated the Lain Yew Athletic Party in a return footbad match by the only goal scored by Ng Prng Cher Mr Tan Buck Seah wfta Ihe referee
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    SINGAPORE TENNIS
    160 14 C hampionship Tfes For To-Day Play in the Singapore Lawn Tennis championships will be resumed today in the sec courts when the [ol lowing ties will be played: MEN'S DOUBLES: E C Chcrrington and Dr. Smith vs. Roy Smith and l* Home MEN'S SINGLES: N. S Vise vs.
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    BOWLERS HAVE FIELD DAY IN FIRST TEST MATCH SENSATIONS AT LORD'S
    908 14 LOW SCORING India 147; England 132 For 7 ENGLAND were far from having matters their own way in the first Test mutch against All India, which opened on Saturday at Lord's. i Rain overnight and a wicket drying in
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    ENGLAND'S OPENING
    498 14 Amar Singh's Bowling Plays Havoc Although the total ■gainst them was far from being a formidable one. England found that the wicket had not responded well to the roller and was still very tricky, and a disastrous start was made against the fast bowling of Amar Singh, who
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    128 14 Gloucester's Poor Total At Sheffield Reuter. London. June 27 THE following are the close of play scores in the English Count > Cricket Championship matches begun to-day:— SURREY v. OXFORD At the Oval—Surrey 197; Oxford for four wickets. YORKS v. GLOUCESTER At Sheffield—Gloucester G6; Yorks tor six wickets.
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    PERAK TURF CLUB'S JULY MEET
    520 14 Handicaps For Saturday's Races THE following are the handicap for tfc 1 first day of the Perak Turf Club's July meeting to be run in Ipoh on Saturday next. Horses Class 1. Div. 1, (7 funs Vedas 9.5. Kuala Prince 9.3. Prohi bition 8.12, Avicmore
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
    248 15 Kesult Of Mixed Foursomes Competition »pHE monthly mixed foursomes com1 petition was played at Bukit Timah Sunday and resulted in a win for j W. de Piro and Col. R. H. Allen with a net score of 32. Fifty-three cards were taken out and the following returned:
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    "MALAYA" CUP
    90 15 m i's Team To Meet Singapore From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Sunday. THK Negri Sembilan team for the "Malaya Cup" match against Singapors on July 4 at Singapore has been chosen as follows:— (.oh Wee (N.S.C.R.C.); R. Newman Seremban Rangers), D. T. P. Crawiord (Seremban Rangers); Mohamed Ali
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    JUNIOR BADMINTON
    63 15 Novices Fair Defeated August B.P. Singapore, Monday. One tie was played yesterday in the Singapore Junior Badminton Tournament, at the Clerical Union Hall. K. C. Cherian and Thio Gek Swee (Novice I beat Tav Kheng Ann and Koh Thian Hock 'August*. 21—2, 21—8, in the men's doubles. The
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    MALACCA TENNIS
    192 15 Start Of Annual Tournament (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Sunday. On Wednesday, a start was made in the Malacca Lawn Tennis Association tournament and considerable enthusiasm is evinced in that a good number of entries have been received. The following are the results of the games so far
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    BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
    16 15 Crawford the Calm, one of the tennis giants in the last eight at Wimbledon. BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
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    Seeded Players Reach Quarter-Finals FIRST TIME IN HISTORY
    525 15 One of the most important decisions at the Conference of the International Basketball Federation was the approval of the grounds for the Olympic basketball matches proposed by the Organising Committee. The eliminating matches will be played on grounds in the neighbourhood of the Lawn Tennis Stadium on the R*ich Sports
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    PADMORE SHIELD
    126 15 Billiards Championship Results Singapore, Monday. A break of 51 was made at the MetroA pole Hotel on Saturday, in the Padmore Shield Competition. when.lJto Eng Wah, of the Siong 800 Athletic JJJfociation.' beat Tan Ten Sang of the Chinese Association, in a game of 300 UP Tenr Sang
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    CRICKET IN K.L.
    198 15 Penang S.C. Lose To Selangor S.C. (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Sunday. Mainly due to some fine batting on the part of Gulland, Hunter and McCali. the Selangor Club were able to defeat the Penang Sports Club on the Padang. in a two-day cricket fixture, by
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    GRAND PRIX DE PARIS
    120 15 Aga Khan's Candidate Second Reuter. Paris, June 28. THE Grand Prix de Paris, run at Longchamp to-day resulted in a win for Mr. Ernest Masurel's MIEUXCE, ridden by Rabbe and trained by Cunnington. 'The Aga Khan's S T '.;D tSmirke up) was second and V >.
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    S.A.F.A. TEAM LOSE
    215 15 Airmen In Great Form Singapore. Monday. GOOD soccer was .seen at Seletar on Saturday when an SA7 t\ team tomprisinu rios. .J t' c Mi'aya Cup r h:\vrs met thr R a v 1 'ie ho we S*«?e 'ire a line too good, and won oy seven
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    DECATHLON RECORD
    46 15 American Athlete's Feat Reuter. Milwaukee (Wisconsin), June 28. A SEW world record for the decathlon was set up at the Olympic Trials by Glen Morris of Denver, Colorado, with 7,850 points, against the German. Sievert's previous total of 7,824.*) points set up in 1934.—Reuter.
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    ALL THE WEEK-END CRICKET
    340 16 THRILLING FINISH IN PADANG MATCH Singapore, Monday. IN a thrilling finish and a fight against time, the Royal Artillery (Changi) beat the S.C.C. Etceteras in a cricket match on the Fadang yesterday by three wickets. The Etceteras batted first, the Etceteras declared their innings closed at
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    Tne winners of the Tug-of-War eve nt (MIC. division lat the P Sports on Saturday.
    17 16 The Hon. Mr A. S. Small giving away the prizes at the Police Sports on Saturday. H
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    The Hon. Mr A. S. Small giving away the prizes at the Police Sports on Saturday. H
    15 16 Tne winners of the Tug-of-War eve nt (MIC. division lat the P Sports on Saturday.
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    ADMIRALTY LOSE
    209 16 Indian Association Win By 104 Runs IN a cricket match played yesterday at Balestier Plain, the Indian Associa tion beat the Admiralty Recreation Clut by 104 runs. Scores:— I.A Choor Singh c Scoddon 1 Jones 17. P. X Baskaran c Donnell} b Swan 17, Solakan Singh c Workmar
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    CHINESE BEATEN
    203 16 Low Scoring Match At iJalcstier Plain IN a low-scoring cricket match played 1 yesterday at Balestier Plain, the Ceylon Sports Club beat the S.C.R.C. by eight wickets Scores:— S.C.R.C H L Boon c Muthucumaru b Sabapathy 5, Kah Foo c Muthucumaru b Sundram 1. Evan Wong c Kanagaratnam
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    TIME INTERVENES
    272 16 Medical College Robbed Of Victory The Medical College were robbed of a victory over the S.C.C. on the padanp on Saturday, time helping the Cricket Club to make a draw cf the game. The Club batted first, and scored 162 Griffith Jones scoring 36 and Hewan 50. The
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    INDIANS WIN EASILY
    231 16 Raffles institution Beaten By 52 Runs The Indians scorcd an easy wi:i over Raffles Institution by 52 runs. It was a low scoring match. The fndians knocked up 83 and bundled the Institution out for 31. Kholoff again bowled well for the in- stitute in taking 6
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    MIDDLESEX WIN
    241 16 Nondescripts, Lo&e tiy 52 Runs A splendid contribution of 87 by Pie Wilson, helped thS Midalesex to beat the N.C.C. by 52 runs. The N.C.C. batted first and scored 78 Wilson bowling well to take 4 for 17. The Soldiers replied with 140. The scovts were. N.C.C.:—Choor Singh
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    WIN FOR C.S.C. II
    222 16 School Hcatcn By 3 Wickets The A C S. lost to the Ceylon S.C. second string by 3 wickets and 52 runs yesterday. The school scored 88 and the Ceylonese replied with 140 for 7. The scores were: ACS. R. Singh lbw. b Muttu 4. Koh
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    WIN BY 5 WICKETS
    252 16 St. Joseph's Heal S.C.C. Second String The second string of the S.C.C. were beaten by 5 wickets by St. Joseph's Institute. The Club scored 120, Mitchell 22 and Gibson 32, top-scoring. The schoolboys replied iwth 124 for 5 Toledo countributing 78. The scores were: S.C.C. II:
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    PERAK TENNIS
    267 16 j Singles Title For Penang Player <From Our Oum Rcporlci, HE Pcrak Tennis Tournament was concluded to-day~tvhen the finals in all events were played. Goon Kok Lam of Penang. who is considered onof the most promising youngsters pia tag tennis to-day annexed the Siiißlc title from the holder.
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    SMASHING LEWIS
    83 16 John He:, y Lewis till world's beaw-weight champion. too* only 1 mm. 27 sees, to beat Bob Godwin, of Florid .1. a termer opponent of Jack Pettifer. at Malison Squar. Ga-den Godwin succumbed to terrific barrage a.; lii.s ncgJC opponent opened up with both fists. He to a
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    TWO ARABS KILLED
    74 17 lash With Troops Near Jerusalem Reuter Wireless. Jerusalem, June 24. Arabs were killed and three d when a detachment of troops, an Arab village near Jeruwith opposition necessitatuse of fire-arms, loops were carrying out cleanperationa in an area where rere had been several ambushes on the Jerusalem-Jaffa
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    CHINA'S TRADE
    42 17 Shanghai, June 28. Avoiding to a customs report the for the first five months of the counted to $375,252,251, reting a decrease of $70,000,000 red with the corresponding period 1 year. The exports amounted to W '4'004,682.-Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    SOVIET AVIATOR
    55 17 To Fly Round The Arctic Circle Reuter. Moscow, June 27. The Soviet airman, Mr Molokov, fc leaving shortly for Manchuria whence he makes a flight across the Arctic Orel in order to study ice conditions in Eastern Siberian seas. He visits Wrangel Island and flies along the northern
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      1186 17 m m m m wm m m Z.H.I. SINGAPORE Halayam Listeners Kadio mmm T Wavelength 49.9 metres (6.018 kcs.) f nTi i?ll/ir»TI>l? Iby Cedric Cliffe. Produced by John i metres (9,560 kcs.>; DJQ 19.63 metres 6 p.m. Recorded music. KKlTlSrl pudney. (16.280 kcs.). 6.45 p.m. News bulletin. ddAPRAMMES 6.50 a.m.
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    LARGE CROWD AT POLICE SPORTS
    969 18 KEEN AND THRILLING COMPETITION Singapore, Monday. THE spacious sports field at the Police in Thompson Road presented a. animated scene on Saiuiday afternoon when the local Police Force htld their Annual AthIctjc meeting. A very large crowd gathered around the held at one end of
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    34 18 Result Of June Mixed Foursome Twcnt 3 -(hrpe cards were taken out »or the Junior Mixed Foursome com petition which resulted in a win for M£. E. Hitcham G. Pntehett 43-8^
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS
    55 18 The following ties in tne Ttennla Tournament will be played tin, TO-DAY'S TIES it™? S i nßles Handicap: —(Final) Chori" froong Siong vs T G Sect TO-MORROW'S TIES "B* Singles Handicap:—One SiooHin vs K. I. Tan. THURSDAY'S TIES "B" Singles Handicap:—Tan Chin Tuani vs Tan Thean Tek (Semi-final)
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    VICTORIA SCHOOL SPORTS
    376 18 Successful Annual Meeting Singapore, Monday. TLORIOUS weather favoured the v annual Athletic Sports of the Victoria School held on the schoo' ground on Saturday afternoon. The ground was gaily decorated with flags and pennants of the school colours and amolifled gramophone music addeo to thr amenities of
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    "BETSY" WINS THE SANTRY CUP YACHT CLUB RACING
    281 18 Hoops Cup For Punai l Singapore. Monday. AX Saturday the final race for the v Santry Challenge Cup (for women) was sailed in a fresh breeze from the S.W. 'Betsy," skippered by Miss Hilary Parker, finished first, the finishing times being:— 1.
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    MOST EFFICIENT DICTATORSHIP
    734 19 IRON HAND Portugal Under Dr. Salazar Madrid. iiMlVr is peihaps the least obtrufl ve and most eflicient of Krone's dictatorships has its tenth Kr'hdav on May 28, the anmver,,f the coup d'etat of 1926, li,n General Gomez da Custa cut h „rt democratic rule in Portugal, lo-daj,
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    SECRET PLANS OF THE R.A.F.
    341 19 Aids For Stratosphere Pilot (By Air Mail) London, June 17. MECHANICAL blowers, like the superchargers of racing engines, may be used to supply air in life-giving quanti ties to the pilots of British aeroplanes which will explore the stratosphere, thai mysterious upper region which begins
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    TWILIGHT SLEEP DENOUNCED
    254 19 U.S. Doctors' Attack i I HIGH MATERIAL MORTALITY Kansas City, Missouri. A DRAMATIC attack on the use of "twilight sleep" for painless childbirth has been made by prominent obstetricians and gynaecologists at the annual meeting of the American Medical Association. A woman—Dr. Gertrude Neilson led the attack.
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    SOVIETS GROW RICE
    89 19 Development Of Lower Volga Region Moscow. A new area for the growing of rice is being developed along r Main sections of the Caspian Sea Coast inundated by the Volga River floods The area under rice has this year been extended to about 350 acres. Last year
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