Malaya Tribune, 13 April 1937

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXIV.- -No. 86. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1937 FIVE CENTS- The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Tuesday, Arr. 13, 1937. The Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1937 FIVE CENTS
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      52 1 v Head The TRIIII M Dominant In XI alaija |W| AURISOL (These tests were reported on by the Government Mycologist). AGRISOL s u:irantee( J a constant composition and this guarantee is now considered St m^ ortan Point w nC ls by. no to Rubber T SIME, DARBY SCO., LTD. P
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      12 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR I BREAKFAST Try The MORXIING TRIBUTE I 1
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    POLICE CONSTABLES AS MAP-MAKERS
    287 2 Diagrams For Tho Coronat'on London DCLICE constables with an aptitude 1 draughtmanship have turned carl grapnel* in order to assist in gcotlj Yard's preparations for the Coronati Working under Sub-Divisional Insn tor Downer, they haye proved th seizes experts. Their crowning eu men! is a man
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    FAMILY'S TRAGEDY
    66 2 Santiago. Chili A ghastly tragedy has befallen the Ortega family, aeccrd'ng to a repor f •rem the Ancas department. Northern Pern. Amalia Ortega, the wife of the local magistrate, died while giving birth t< twin girls The shock of her killed her sifter who had been, nursing her.
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      420 2 > l>ksllli5f!!l<l) M. HASSAN, M, 36 ft 37, Bras Basah Ro*4, SINGAPORE. Telephone No. 3411. Branch at 24, Jalan Ibrahlav JOHORE. BTOCKLBTB OF: Frlgidalres, Koldchesta, modern •iectric chandeliers, fancy lamp bowls and shades, bed lamps, fans, electric bells, batteries, wiring accessories, domestic appliance's, sanitary wares and etc CONTRACTORS FOR: Klectrical.
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      427 2 EDUCATIONAL FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL 1-A, Kirk Terrace, (Off Dhoby Ghaut) Singapore. An Institution which provides the Musical Knowledge, Practically and Theoretically. Join it right now and be sure of your artistic success. BOOK-KEEPING BY POST. EXPERT TUITION TERMS STRICTLY MODERATE ENROL NOW ROYAL INSTITUTE, 189 A B Cecil Street,
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      655 2 PUBLIC NOTICES TENDERS. Tenders are invited for the making and supplying of uniforms for the staff of the Civil Airport, Singapore, and will be received up to noon of the 15th. April, 1937, at the office of the Airport Manager, Public Works Department. Singapore, to whom application should be made
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      314 2 BICYCLES RUN EASIER Oil frequently all bearings and running parts with 3- JTV^PHH^M in-one oil-yoii'll^M^^Jfe^Sflß fere nee at OIUv '^^B CLEANS LUBRICATES PREVENTS RUST most delicious (Refresher. is OVALTINE COLD MECHANICAL Eigiicering A wonderful field for men who have a liking for things mechanical. Study at home in your spare
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES PORT AMENITIES OF SHANGHAI
    385 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES PORT AMENITIES OF SHANGHAI Passenger Landing Accommodation THE question of passenger landing accommodation on the Bund to improve the port amenities of Shang--1 ai as far as the Shanghai Municipal Council is concerned was discussed a" the meeting of the Council recently when it was decided that
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    GDYNIA-AMERICA LINE
    148 3 Orders For Tyne And Denmark Two motorships have been ordered by the Polish Gdynia-America Line, b to oe built by Messrs. Swan, Huntei and Wigham Richardson at Wallsend-on-Tyne. The other will be built m Denmark. n The liners, each 11.500 tons gross. wiU be for the service between
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    THE SISTER SHIP
    59 3 Quee" Elizabeth Announced As Name Of Super-Liner London The sister ship of Queen Mary which was recently put on the stocks is to oe called "Queen Elizabeth" after the present states an announcement mnrie here. The Queen Elizabeth will have a disDlacement of 90.0C0 tons and will
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      448 3 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA l> O. S. N. Co.'s OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore. 1937. RAWALPINDI 17,000 Apr. 23 E \NGALORE 6.000 May 3 CORFU 15,000 May 7 NALDERA 16,000 May 21 CARTHAGE 15.000 June 4 BHUTAN 6,100 June 5 BEHAR 6,000 June 14 RANCHI 17.000 June 13 SOUDAN 6,500 July
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      45 3 6. S. K. reduced fare to ENGLAND via Africa, returning to Singapore via Suez £103-8-0 Up Fare provides Singapore; Africa O.S.K. Cabin Class; AfncaEngland 1 Union Castle 2nd Class; LondonSingapore N.Y.K. and Class. For further particulars, Apply to O.S.K. PASSAGE DEPT., j Singapore. j i
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      720 3 M. B. K. I i I KOKUSAI LINE I (KOKUSAI RISEN KAISHA) I (Incorporated in Japan) 1 i For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES. NEW YORK (via Panama) Due Due Sailing Due t Penang Snore Spore via New York i /m s KANO MARU Apr. 10 In port Apr. 15 June 1
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      444 3 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 M.S. Spore Malacca P.S'ham P'ng BORINGIA 27-4 27-4 28-4 30-4 FIONIA 18-5 18-5 19-5 21-5 LALANDIA 8-6 8-6 9-6 11-6 JUTLANDIA
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      545 3 STEAMER SAILINGS NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD NORD (Incorporated Jn LLOYD Germany). The undcrnotcd arc the Company'! intended fixtures: OUTWARD FOR MANILA. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA JAPAN Due Spore. 1037. i m.s. "FULDA" omits Singapore Manila, and Japan Ports--calls Hongkong. Shanghai and North China—Due Penang Apr. 29 Due Port Swettenham Apr. 30 3
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    NAZI PLAY ABOUT AFRICA
    1283 4 SCENES IN COLONIAL OFFICE IN LONDON Berlin. 'cactics of the British Colonial Office to obstruct Germany's colonial campaigns are among the matters dealt with in Germany's "Colony Propagand i" play which has just been produced at the State theatre of Fuerth, Bavaria under the title of
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    SPANISH PAVILION
    74 4 First Stone Laid By Ambassador th <? red i. yell0 anf j Pa vicic -nankh 5m h Pan i sb Govcr ,m ™t. the rnfc a Ambassador in Paris. St nor Luis Araquistain Y Quevedo. laid th nist stone of the Spanish pavilion ai the Paris Exhib tion
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      219 4 after Malaria f ir\ "In malaria Sanatogen has a most remarkable effect on the debilitated system. The strength to resist the weakening influence of the malaria parasites returns, the number of red blood corpuscles increases and the patient gains in body weight, and within a short time feels fit and
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      164 4 i. r\ LOVELY NAILS ry\ THIS EASY aW I t/h CUTEX WAY I j > i Cse the new Cutex Oily Cutide v S I R erruner to keep your hngcr\V V 'P S well-groomed. It con\V I Jml\ 1 tainsa special oil that iiclpspreV rfiSi\ j VCnt Jr ra
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      175 4 Jkica Sole Agents: SCHMIDT SHOTEN, LTD.. j -1111 111 I /sl/M Protector/ l Tro P ical sun-tropical dampness yf\l botn can Play havoc with your outi i W llde property. Protect It by regular k \KJV\\ t P* intin g with Hubbuck's Paint--1 \p| I» 1 A her no finer
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    Y.W C.A. CORONATION EFFORT
    573 5 New Finance Campaign Launched WHO would have guessed that the gaily dressed throng which crowded the V M C.A. Lounge at Raffles Quay last .dent with such happy faces and merry voices, met to launch so grim a thing as a finance campaign! And yet such"was
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    CHOLERA IN SIAM
    50 5 Processions And Prayers (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, April 12. PUBLIC processions arranged by a section of the Moslem community have been carried out in certain streets with a view to driving out cholera from the neighbourhood of their homes. These processions have attracted considerable public attention.
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    NEGRI HEALTH OFFICER
    41 5 Dr. W. J. Moir. State Medical and Health Officer, Negri Sembilan, will be leaving Seremban on long leave. Dr. J. H. Bowyer has arrived in Seremban to take up duties of State Medical and Health Officer, N. S.
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    30 5 Mr. C. A. Pinto. Chief Clerk, State Forest Office. Seremban. successfully underwent an operation at the General Hospital, Seremban. and expects to be out again in about a fortnight's time.
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    15 5 Captain F. W. Young, of the Malay Regiment, left for Home on leave last week.
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    14 5 The Hon. Mr G. L Ham. British Resident, Negri Sembilan. left Seremoan last week.
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    CONSUL'S RECEPTION
    169 5 Japanese Naval Visitors Honoured Singapore, Monday. A MOST successful reception was held at the Sea View Hotel this afternoon, several hundred people assembling at the invitation of the ConsuiGeneral of Japan and Mrs. Gunji to meet Rear-Admiral S. Kobayashi and officers of H.I.J.M.S. Ashigara. The Ashigara is on
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    ANTI-OPIUM LEAGUE
    137 5 Annual Meeting Next Week THE secretary of the Singapore AntiOpium League writes to us as follows:— Members and subscribers are requested to be present at the Biennial General Meeting of the Singapore Anti-Opium Society to be held at No. 137 Kamponu Java Road Singapore on Apr. 24 at
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    30 5 The death occurred in the Ipoh General Hospital of Mrs. L E. Phillips, mother ol Mr E. B. Phillips, of the ACS.. Ipoh. and stster-ln-law of Mr. J. W. Jayasurlya
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    24 5 Mrs. Thurston. Lady Superintendent, Selangor Club. Fraser's Hill, left by the Marella for Sydney last week. Her sister Mrs. Philson. is acting for her.
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    PROSPECT OF WAR REMOTE
    254 5 Astrologer Discusses The King's Horoscope London. THE stars indicate that the possibilities of war during the reign of King George VI are remote This assurance was given to the Astrologers' Convention here by Mr. C E. O. Carter, president of the Astrological Lodge of London, discussing
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    WELCOME TO PRINCE
    89 5 Japanese Fliers Salute Chichibu London, Apr. 12. THE Divine Wind, the Japanese monoplane which made flying history a few days ago, swooped three times over the promenade deck of the Queen Mary at Plymouth this morning, saluting Prince and Princess Chichibu who rose and hour earlier than
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    25 5 Sardar Jai Singh of Malabar has arrived in Kuala Lumpur from Penang He was received by representatives of the local Sikh community at the station
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      149 5 I nnß ,in rrossed thr On his epoch making trip over I A^n?ic a Ocpa? P sU n tim C es and the the South Pole, Admiral Byrd j pacinc Ocean We. It has to Itl found that Veedol Motor Oil gave I credit over 100,000 miles of flying perfect
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      204 5 lITSI ITS AGE ADDS TO ITS QUALITY Exclusively distilled from wine made from finest black grapes in the Cognac district of France. So long has Martell Brandy been in use among connoisseurs throughout ihe world that it well may be looked upon as the standard of a pure Cog- brandy
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    GHOST OF PHARAOH'S BONE?
    171 6 Strange Story Of An Egyptian Relic Edinburgh. A SMALL piece of bone is being blamed for the chapter of accidents which has befallen its owners Sir Alexander and Lady Seton. The piece 01 bone, declared to be Dart oi the skeleton of a Pharaoh, was K
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    TIN AND RUBBER
    96 6 The following are the outputs for tin and rubber for March: TIN Pahang Consolidated Co Ltd 3 797 pels. r, Ipoh Tin Dredging Ltd. (A. Itam) 647 pels.; 150,300 yardage treated 644 hours run. Ipoh Tin Dredging Ltd. (Lahatj 440 pels.: 101,100 yardage treated 623 hours run.
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    436 6 LONDON U<ftMMO»ITIEt RUBBER London, Apr. 12. 1 Last Price To-day Change filt Quiet Quiet I Buyers. 12 117 10 —9 16 Mav n IS" i2, /s m y Buyers 12 1,16 liy 2 9 ji 6 July Sept ?f llerS 121/8 ***** 9 1 6 y epi
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    212 6 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore. April 13. mm Total for Company Dmdend ExD!,. ""^S tin. Payable Dat© to date Hong Fatt 5% Final Apr. 14 Anr 9i a™. ft ian Final Apr. 17 JSJ 2 5 «3 Ayer Panas 7l 2 final Anr q Apr ,5 7~ Lukut
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      537 6 a Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd.! I (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). J Successors to I II The Chinese Commercial Bank Limited, i i The Ho Hong Bank Limited and The Oversea-Chinese Bank Limited. I I CAPITAL* S i $40,000,000.00. .Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. I I HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING,
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      101 6 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED. (Incorporated in England) SINGAPORE BRANCH: X, D'Almeida Street, •uthorlsed and Subscribed Capital £2,000,000 Paid-up Capital £1,000,00 Reserve Fund 500.000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON Branches: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi, Wa as Vr ar l', Ba g h dad. Bahrein, ia A r T a T ;r, l i
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      6 6 SENSATIONAL RECOVERY ian lS u.ii.U.uiiiaii.ii.iSii^ijiPii^ —W.P.S
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      118 6 THOUSANDS OF "HUMAN WRECKS" fif lgl A)i Crippled bv■ stiff, locked, inflamed n A bTIUc J°'iL ts d tnusdeH ARTHRITIS FILLER CELERI PERLES i AmWI ll mTrci .TESTIMONIALS FROM fefljj i >4 (■8p 225 1 ,W dramatic; SP"**- vivid WpMX y"«">. strong n L%JS£ t ,y° v PIKE IVf .Ol
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1768 7 Lijall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokerslssued by Fraser and Co. MINING Ftaser ft Co Lyall £v»it Bu*er* Selleri Buyen Seller* 4 Ampdt Tin 6 3 6 9 6 3 6 9 Azsuc Kumbang 35 3 36 9 35 35,6 l\ Austral Malay 57 59 6 56
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    473 7 (From Our Financial Correspondent > Singapore Tuesday morning. RUBBER Singapore: 40 cts., down 2Va cts. Market Tone: Steady at decline. London: 11 7 16d.. down 9,16 d. Market Tone: Weak. New York: 23 1 16 cts., down 1 51G c's. M irket T ne: Quiet. The heavy
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    TINS WEAKER
    366 7 Mr. Julian Israel's Daily Report Tin. London, down 65 and 65 on« New York down Vj, weak. Rubber. London, down 9 16. quiet, and New York, down 1 5 16. quiet Locally, opens lower with buyers at 40> n July Sepi MINING: Raubs $7.00-S7 10 Tin Shares £-re
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    RICE IN CHINA
    142 7 Shanghai, April, 13. REPRESENTATIVES of five provinces met In Shanghai yesterday to discuss the problem of r cc production in China. It Is understood that the Central Government had Issued an order some time ago. exempting the importation of foreign rice into Kwangtune, r rom taxation. This
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      240 7 I BANK OF CHIN A j (Incorporated in China by Special Charter) l 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. j Telephones: Manager's Office 6444 1 Exchange Dept 6441 1 General Office 5188-9 r Cable Address: "CIIUNGKUO" t'*** UP Capital Ch. 40,000,000.00 Reserve Funds in excess of 3,500,000.00 J Total Assets approximately $1,400,000.000.00
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    SALVATION ARMY APPEAL
    877 8 Latest List Of Local Subscriptions FOLLOWING is a list of subscriptions to the Salvation Army received during the week ended April 10, as supplied by the local branch: S300 Mr. H. W. T Fogden, (Boys' Homei. S100 Mr. J. M. Sime 0.3.E, Mr. Tay Tiang Guan, Anonymous.
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    POSTAL INTELLIGENCE
    266 8 j STEAMER MAILS DESPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TLMI Ceylon kJ p res Doumer Apr. 13 noon G. Britain, Europe, Egypt and Ceylon (Parcels only Patroclus 13 noon Hoihow Muinam 13 1 p.m. France 'Parcels only> Pres. Doumer 13 1.30 pm Netherlands Indies:—Bagan and Selat Pandjang Hong
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    109 8 Penan*, Siam. Burma Egypt. E. and S. Africa, v. ircland. Europe, Nigeria. Gold Ccast and N. and S. America: Imperial, elo r in< 7 p.m. to-day. Medan JaskS, 1 Amsterdam! and tLondS?!: Netherlands, closing at v> 45 or, to-morrow. Java* and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing at 7
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    149 8 Mails expected from Australia. Netherlands Indies etc., by Air «Oantast today Deliveries of boxholders' tetters only at 3 pm. and general delivery of letters 4.05 p.m to-day. Ma* 1 exoeeted from Netherlands Indies by Air .Netherlands, to-day Deliveries of boxholders* letters only 3 nm. and general delivery ol
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    29 8 ss'. Narbada" for New Zealand. Mail previously announced as closing at 9 a m on Apr. !3 Sfffl now clase at 10 a.in. on the same day.
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    69 8 Arrivals and departures by Imperial and Qantas liners:— Arrived by the Adelaide.—Mr. F. Daniell from Brisbane; Mr. and Mrs. R. Gow from Charleville. Left by the Atalanta.—Mr. and Mrs. R. Gow. for Penang; Mrs. Anthony, for Penan?; Mr. F. Daniell, for London. Arrived by the Aurora.—Mr. Dickinson
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    PASSENGERS LEAVING
    71 8 Singapore, Tuesday. The following passengers are sailing from Singapore for Marseilles by the President Doumer to-day:— Mr. and Mrs. A. Coupeau, Mrs. Dupont, Miss Murphy, Miss Grandry, Miss de Bocarme, Mr. and Mrs. Barazetti, Mr. and Mrs. Perissel. Miss Wassege, Mrs. Thoinot, Mr. Gow, Rev. Father a! Lacombe.
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    ACCENT INSURED
    147 8 £5,000 For "Loss Of Southern Drawl" Hollywood. A rising film star, considering her Southern accent one of her most valuable assets, has insured it for £5 000. She is Miss Margaret Tailichet, a native of Texas, and she expects that actresses with Southern drawls will soon be In
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    FINLAND'S BACHELOR TAX
    71 8 Helsinki. The taxing of bachelors as a means of stopping the declining birth-rat: has proved most successful in Finland. The measure has been in operation in Finland about a year. It provides for a super-tax of 20 per cent, on all young men who are unmarried. As
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    IMPERIAL CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES
    67 8 Final Dividend Of 5V 2 Per Cent. THE Singapore Office of Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd., has received a cable stating that the Board has recommended a final dividend in respect of 1936 on the ordinary shares at the rate of 5» 2 per cent payable on June
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    ORIENTAL GOVT. SECURITY ASSURANCE CO.
    53 8 It is announced by the Oriental Government Security Life Assurance Co., Ltd., that the amount of new business written last year was 56 296 policies, assuring Rs. 10.26.30.496. as compared with 48.858 policies. assuring Rs 889 89.149. in 1935. an increase of 7438 policies, assuring
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    THE HARBOUR
    131 8 Singapore. Apr 13. Ships aloneside the Wharves or expected to arrive. Bast Wharl -Entrance Gate 1) Lisbon Maru 22. Anshun 20. Mam Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Yasuku..i Maru 18; Centaur 16; Gewang 15: Patroclu.s 13: Agapenor 11; President Doumer 9: Kedah 7. Empire Dock I En ranee Gate
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    103 8 London, Apr. 12 Paris 109 23 32 New York 4 90 Montreal 4.C9 9 16 Brussels 29.10 Geneva 21.53' 2 Amsterdam 8 S5 Milan 93» ĕ Berlin 12.19 Stockholm 18 39 J 2 Copennagen 22.40. Oslo 19.90 Vienna 26 1 Frague 140 2 Belgrade 213 nr.m Usbon 110
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    WHAT'S ON?
    197 8 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY. APR. 13 Football: S.A.F.A. League, Div. II. Post Office v. Indian Assn., Anson Road Stadium; Business Houses' League. F. and N. v. H. and S. Bank. F. and N. Police Band Performance, Waterloo Street, 7 p.m. Tennis: S.C.C. Tournament TO-MORROW. APR. 14
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    AMUSEMENTS
    126 8 ALHAMBRA—"The Great O'Malley"— 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. CAPITOL.— Gods Country And Th Woman" 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. PAVILION.—Greta Garbo in "CtaniUc €.15 and 9.15 p.m. ROXY.—"China Clipper"' preceded by shorts 6.15 and 9.15 o m. MARLBOROUGH—"BuIbuI-E-Parast-an" (Hindustani 1 —6.15 and 9.15 p.m. EMPIRE —"The Cowboy And The Kid" and
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    36 8 Tuan Syed Alwi Alhady. Editor of the Saudara and hon. general secretary ci the Persaudaraan Sahabat Ptna Malaya, who in the course of his Malayan unattended the general conference in Singapore, has returned to Pc .an^
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      149 8 MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL 4 t TO-NIGHT j i COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 to 8.30 p.m. DINNER DANCE (informal) 9.30 to midnight. I CABARET ATTRACTION EXTENDED ENGAGEMENT NINA VLADIMIR j POPULAR CONTINENTAL DANCERS 1 NON-DINERS SLOP I BRAS BASAH RAFFLES BRASSERIE koad I POPULAR GRILL FOR 1 AFTERNOON TEAS CONTINENTAL DISHES I
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      129 8 successful K Wk baby food js 7 OsTERMILK Now you can buy it 10 1 Vflllll YoU Ctn w }*"f* fiom the happy experience cf ■W A IU U H f OO 0 0 mothers. When they were unable to teed then hahiet, all these mothers found that Ostermdk L
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      138 8 DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service Yester- Last Night Max. day. Bright Mm. Temp. Ra nfalL Sunshine. Temp Station. d«g. F. Inches. Hours deg. F West Coast. Alor Star 91 LM M Bayan Lepas (Penang) 88 153 7.7 <4 Sitiawan 90 1.14 6.9 <5 Bukit Jeram 90 0.51 7.0 <6
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR CEYLON'S RUBBER
    1679 9 "Basic Allowance Inadequate" To the Editor of the Molc.jm Tribune) Sir— Everyone who has supporter. Ceylon's claim for an enhanced Basic Rubber Quota will I feel sure be glad fco learn that the '"Madras Mail" has lust commented very favourably on the prjposal. Incidentally,
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    ONLY ONE EMPLOYEE LEFT IN NRA
    280 9 Woman Whose Work Is Ending Too Washington. THERE Is still one employee—a woinax? —left on the pay roll of the National Recovery Administration, whicn employed no fewer than 5,300 poople here before :t was rendered null by tne Supreme Court ln 1935. Its sole
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    30 9 The Hon. Mr. D. H. Elias General Manager, F.M.S.R. has left Kuala Lumpur on his way home via Canada on retirement. Mr. J. O. Sanders is acting as General Manager.
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    OLDEST CAT DEAD
    119 9 Aged 21 But Fought A Dog Oudtshoorn, Cape Province. A 2l-YEAR-OLD cat, whose age is believed to be a record, lias died here The cat, black and white In colouring, was found in a field in 1915 by an Oudtshoorn man. It had become entangled |n some
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    PROSPERITY RETURNING
    95 9 Unemployment Camp In Burma Closed Down a Rangoon. An indication that prosperity Is re turning to Burma is shown by the closing down of the Rangoon unemployment camp J This camp, which was started about three years ago. sheltered the city's workless and did much to alleviate their
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    NO GOSSIP IN STREETS
    96 9 Traffic Rules For Women In Copenhagen Copenhagen. Girls who stand and gossip in the main streets of Copenhagen will be fined in future. This warning has been given by the ehief of the traffic-control police here, who says that many girls do not think about the
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    NAVAL BASES ACTIVITY
    96 9 JAPAN'S RIVAL TO SINGAPORE «By Air Mail* (From Our Oion Correspondent) London, Mar. 31. REPORTS ot Japanese naval and miliiaiy activities in Formosa have been current since the New Year, states the "Daily Telegraph" naval correspondent. The island may be described as Japan's advance post in the
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    19 9 Mr and Mrs. F. Hilton of Kuala Sawah. were in Singapore last week en route for home on leave.
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    OCTUPLE MURDER
    120 11 By Man Who Was Turned Out Lahore, Punjab. MOHAMED Barkat faces death for the m murder of eight of his relatives in one night. He was living in a Punjab village with his step-mother. She turned him out of the house when his father died. He then went
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    TOY BALLOONS FLIGHT
    87 11 England To The Gold Coast f Poole, Dorset. A gas-filled toy balloon released during Easter last year from Poole, Dorset, reached the Gold Coast. The label attached to it has just been returned to 14-year-old Edward Singleton, of Poole. The finder was a negro boy, of Kumasi,
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    THE TURN OF THE TIDE
    787 11 Secret Of Oxford's Victory HOW Oxford beat Cambridge in the boat race, which everyone had corns to look upon as a Light Blue monopoly, la now history. Even Cambridge men, however, had become tired of the absence of a good race, and they were as
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    OLD MEN'S LAWSUIT
    125 11 Quarrel Patched Up With A Kiss Belgrade. An impulsive old man of 90 has ended a lawsuit which he brought against a neighbour aged 115 with a kiss of forgiveness. The nonagenarian. Sava Stankovitch, accused his neighbour, George Manojlovitch (aged 115), of cutting down a poplar tree
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    CAMPING SITES
    195 11 For Visitors For The Coronation London. OVERSEAS visitors to London for the* Coronation can have accommodation for as little as eighteen pence a night, but they will have to bring their "houses" with them. The National Camping Club of Great Britain and Ireland has arranged three camping sites
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    GEN. BOOTH'S ILLNESS
    105 11 Singapore Mosquito Blamed l London. A mosquito which bit her when she was addressing a meeting in Singapore during her recent tour is being blamed for a throat affection from which General Evangeline Booth, head of the Salvation Army, is now suffering. The affection has forced her
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    MALAYAN AIR SERVICE
    831 12 JN December, 1934, soon after j his arrival in Malaya, Sir Shen ton Thomas, the Governor and High Commissioner, inaugurated the Qantas Airways s:rvice between Singapore and Australia. In the course of an interesting speech, His Excellency stressed the progress of aviation and laid particular emphasis on
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    NEW INVASION OF SUIYUAN
    126 12 North China States Make Plans? Shanghai, Apr. 12. IT is reported that a military-civil conference was held by the Northern Autonomous Governments to dense plans for the re-invasion of Suiyuan In May From a well-informed source the Japanese Kwantung Military Head quarters are repor'ed to have
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    GOLD FUND
    85 12 Conflicting Stories From U.S. Reuter. New York, April 12 EARLY action to abolish the inactive gold fund is expected by well-infor-med quarters in Washington, says the Journal of Commerce, while other arrangements would prevent the renewed expansion of excess reserves. Re-establishment of the open gold market, adds the
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    SALVATION ARMY
    61 12 New Commissioner Appointed COMMISSIONER John Mc Millan has been aopointed by General Evengeline Booth to be her Chief of Staff and second In command of the international Salvation Army in succession to Commissioner Mapp. who has had a serious breakdown in health. Commissioner McMillan is at present in
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    ANTI-OPIUM SOCIETY
    32 12 The biennial general meeting of the Singapore Anti-Opium Society will be held at No. 137, Kampong Java Road, Singapore on April, 24 1937 at 4.00 p.m. The agenda Is formal.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS South Pacific Route
    168 12 NOTES COMMENTS South Pacific Route rpHAT enterprising shipping company the Koninklijkc Paketvaart Maatschappij, known to all as the X.P.M., has developed an interesting new route :n its journey from Singapore to the South Pacific. For those who can spare (he necessary time delightful possibilities are conjured up by thoughts of
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    Captair Kooper
    121 12 rpo celebrate the installation of the new vessel, a very pleasant luncheon was held on board yesterday. Those present included: the Hon. Mi. J. W. de Piro, Mr. A. H. Todd, M:. R. Pronk, Mr. I. Palmer, Mr. C. E. Collinge, Mr. W. E. Russell. Mr. L. Meyer.
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    Dr. Tyau
    282 12 pRIENDs of Dr. Philip Tyau In Malaya will be glad to hear thai he la still destined for higher appointments in the Chinese Government. From recent China cables, we gather the news that the Foreign Ministry is contemplating to augment the authority of the Foreign Affairs Bureau ia
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    Ambulance Work
    279 12 rjpHE action which the Malayan Government has taken in inviting Col. J. L. Slee?ian, Chief Commissioner of the Overseas St. John Ambulance Brigade, to spend some time in thii country with a view to establish: nc; units of the Brigade in all the big towns of Malaya, is
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    Topics Of The Day
    202 12  -  By "Looker On" rpHE straphanger's grievance is a real one,' pays a traveller. And they won't stand much more. A ft An American re-married his chvvorccd wife the other day. Probably ii was not until i fter the ceremony that he realised he was getting his
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    COLLECTIVE BARGAINING RECOGNISED IN U. S. A.
    125 13 IMPORTANT COURT DECISIONS RIGHTS OF LABOUR MOTOR STRIKES COULD HAVE BEEN AVOIDED GREAT triumph for American Labour is how the labour leaders describe five decisions of the Supreme Court upholding the provisions of the Labour Relations Act. The effect of the decisions is
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    LABOUR RELATIONS ACT UPHELD
    522 13 Reuter. Washington, April 12. THE Supreme Court to-day upheld the Wagner Relations Act in five judicial decisions, one of which was unanimous and the others five to four majority, by which the Court upholds the right of the National Labour Relations Board to regulate Employer-employee relationships
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    AMBASSADOR OF JAPAN HERE
    240 13 INTERVIEW ON FAR EAST SITU A TION Singapore, Tuesday. CINO-JAPANESL relations are very difficult to talk about, but the outlook appears to me to be very promising. "We must understand each other more, and that is the only solution to whatever differences there may r\ist at
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    ARMY MOVES ON FRONTIER
    67 13 Sequel To Attack On Convoy Reuter. v v Rawalpindi. Apr 12. r regiments of the Second Brigade, namely the 2 4 Bombay Grenadiers and the 2 8 Punjab Regiment are proceeding to Waziris'an. Developments indicate that the authorities take a serious view of Satur day's engagement
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    EAST CHARHAR
    125 13 New Negotiations To End Autonomy Shanghai, April. 13. AS a result of her modified policies Japan is reported to have suggested to the Chinese Government to aunoint a recognised authorty to nego Mate for the abolition of the East Char->-ai Autonomous Regime. The outcom if such negotiations, however,
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    For the first time in the history of the Royal Academy, a woman was a member of the Selection Committee which chose works for the Cci-r.->ut ion Exhibition The first woman Academician to .sit as a judge is Dame Laura Knight, .cnowned as ore vi Eritain's most versatile artists. Dame Laura Knight is seen wearing a straw-hat fashion. < Planet Kev:.s».
    60 13 For the first time in the history of the Royal Academy, a woman was a member of the Selection Committee which chose works for the Cci-r.-&gt;ut ion Exhibition The first woman Academician to .sit as a judge is Dame Laura Knight, .cnowned as ore vi Eritain's most versatile artists. Dame
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    BRITONS EXPELLED FROM ADDIS
    263 13 Statement In Commons ITALIAN REPLY AWAITED British Official Wireless. Loudon Apr. 12. LORD Cranborne, Parliamentary UnderSecretary for foreign affairanswering several questions respecting :hc cxpul ion from Abyssinia ol the Br tish Ind'an firm of Mohammed Ali. said, on March G the firm were ord red by
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    21 13 Mr. P. S. Gill proprietor of the Royal Singapore. Is pack from Ind.a. where he has been on holiday, next month
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    INDO-JAPANESE TRADE
    51 13 Cotton Protocol Concluded After 8 Months Reuter. New Delhi, Apr. 12. EfGHT months of negotiations terminated to-day in the initialling of the Japanese-Indian cotton trade protocol. It is understood it is effective from April 1 and designed to regulate trading in Indian raw cotton for Japanese piece goods.—
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    LOCARNO TREATY
    62 13 Release Of Belgium From Agreement British Official Wireless. London Apr. 12. ASKED in the Commons to-day whether His Majesty's Government proposed to concur in releasing Belgium from her provision: 1 Locarno obligations of March 19 193&lt;&gt;. Lord Cranbome said the matter was under active consideration and tho foreign
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    ETHIOPIANS FLEE OVER BORDER
    108 13 Chased By Aircraft SOMALILAND AS A REFUGE Reuter. Berbera, Apr. l.'l. jpLKKING Abyssinians arc streaming over the frontier from Ethiopia into British Somaliland. Over a thousand men and women and children. including two chiefs, crosse 1 the border to-day and more are expected. Many are said
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    LABOUR CENSURES BALDWIN
    408 13 NEW MOTION Protection Of Shipping London, Apr. 13. THE Labour Opposition are asking for Parliamen'siry time to discuss the failure which thev allege on the part of the Government to given protection to British merchant shipping. Notice to this effect was given by Mr. Atlee following answers
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    HOOD ARRIVES OFF SPAIN
    72 13 Reuter and British Wireless. St. Jean de Luz, April 12. H.M.S. Hood, Flagship of Vice-Ad-miral Geoffrey Blake, Commanding the Battle-Cruiser Squadron of the Mediterranean Fleet, arrived off port at 2 o'clock this afternoon, according to a message from Bilbao. The Hood and the cruiser H.M.S. Shropshire
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    INDIA'S FEARS OF YELLOW FEVER MENACE
    202 14 PREVENTION RULES LAID DOWN LEAGUE HEALTH BUREAU REPORT COR the fourth year in succession a course in malariology will be held in 1 Singapore this year under the auspices of the League of Nations Health Bureau, commencing on Monday next, April 19. It will
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    1937 MALARIA COURSE NEXT WEEK
    2170 14 ANOTHER important health conference due to take place shortly under the Bureau's auspices is the Rural Hygiene Conference, in Java. The director of the Bureau. Dr. C. L. Park, accompanied the Preparatory Commission of the Rural Hygiene Conference during their tour of investigation in Siam,
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    SMALL DEBT LEADS TO TRAGEDY
    213 14 Alleged Fatal Quarrel TWO CHINESE ON MURDER CHARGE Singapore. Monday. alleged quarrel between two i Chinese squatters over a gambling debt of 62 cents led to the death of one man and the arrest of the other. The latter was subsequently charged with murder. The
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    AMATEUR ACTORS AID CHARITIES
    275 14 Successful First Year Of S.A.D.C. annual general meeting of the Singapore Amateur Dramatic Club was held at the Club house G6 Bournemouth Road, Katong on Sunday with the Vice-President. Mr. Philip F Kinscv in the chair. P n^.sey, 9i Ti }oo* ep rts and accoun ts
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    DID NOT TELL OF A MURDER
    436 14 WOMAN SENT TO PRISON IN JOHORE (Frovi Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Apr. 11. AS the result of the brutal murder which, it is believed, was committed in the lonely hut of a pineapple planter at Kulai named Chye Nee, whose dead body with
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    TAMIL NEW YEAR
    90 14 Holiday On Rubber Estates TO-DAY is the day of the Tamil 1 Hew year 5.039 (Eu.svarat and is observed by all South Indian Tamils as a genera] day of rejoicing, perfoiming religious obligations and visiting friends. Firms which keep their accounts ir. Tamil, and these include the
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    19 14 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Goodwyn of Sitiawan, is making a trip to Japan and back on the S.S. "Hector
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    CO-OPERATORS AND THE CORONATION
    456 14 Special Effort To Extend Influence T&lt;HE third annual general meeting of the Singapore Urban Co-operative Union was held on Friday when delegates of 14 member-societies were present and others present included Mr H R. Cheeseman 'president). Mr E' B Williams (vice-president). Mr G Hawkins (asst. Director
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    12 14 Mr. Edington, of the F.M.S. Railways, proceeded on leave at the week
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    ACID THROWN ON SLEEPER
    443 14 FATAL BURNS Chinese Charged -With Murder Singapore, Mondiv A inquiry as t un n before Mr. w. C,. Reeves i„ Third Court this, morning, in Teo Peng Kee slands the murder of a compa'riot Ch.a Ee Eow and voluntarilv chia gr jfrr H huri anoth tin,,:,;
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    CORONATION TRADE FAIR
    120 14 Arrangements Well in Hand Singapore, Monday THE organising of the annual Singapore Eritish Trade Fair is a task occupying many months and. as the opening date draws near, it is satisfactory to note that arrangements are well in hand, the building of the stalls hiving been completed.
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    Stabbing Sequel To 5 Cents Dispute
    573 15 MALABARI FOR TRIAL STREET FIGHT Taxi Driver Dies Of Wound (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, April 11. A FATAL stabbing affair alleged to have occurred after an argument over the payment of five cents car hire, had its sequel in the Police Our*,
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    CHINA'S PROGRESS
    107 15 British Minister Is Impressed Hongkong, April 12. SIR Hughe Montgomery KnatchbullHugessen. British Ambassador to China has arrived at Nanking. In a statement to the press, he said "I am very much impressed by the improvements made in China during recent years. The Chinese are working hard to develep
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    M. JAPY MISSES SINGAPORE
    391 15 FAMOUS AVIATOR AND RECORD-HOLDER Singapore. Tuesday. jyj JAPY, the intrepid French airman and holder of the ParisSaigon record, who was involved in a serious crash in Japan at the cir 1 of a remakable fligh'i from Paris to Tokyo, was expect* I in Singapore this morning
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    POLICE BAND
    79 15 The police Band performance m the Botanic Gardens previously announced for Friday, April 30. will be given Thursday, April 29, at 5.30 p.m. The following is the programme for the performance to-day (Tuesday* at Waterloo Street, beginning at 7 P March. "Merry of Heart," May; Overture, "Morning, Noon
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    40 15 The engagement is announced of George Vincent Andrews, of Mansfield and Co., Ltd.. Singapore, son of Capt. and Mrs. U.S. Andrews of Wallasey Cheshire, and Dylis Beatrice Croft daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Croft of Singapore and Redhill, Surrey.
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    CASUALS LOSE AFTER PROMISING START
    451 16 CEYLONESE LEAD IN THIRD DIVISION Singapore, Tuesday. T&gt;Y beating the Casuals in vester•Lf day's League match at the Anson Road Stadium, the Ceylon Sports Club moved to the top of the Third Division table. The Ceylonese won 3—l after being a goal down Mr the
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    HOME RUGBY
    43 16 Falmouth Swamped On Own Ground Reuter. London, April 12 Rugby football matches played U day resulted as follows: Devonport Services 10; Bridgend 12 Falmouth 6; Cardiff 25. Llanelly 34; Abertillery 3. Pontypool 3: Neath 10. Torquay Athletic 9; Gloucester 4. —Reuter.
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    LAWN BOWLS
    60 16 S.C.C. Handicap Final Postponed Singapore, Tuesday. rpHE final of the lawn bowls handicap was to have been played at the S.C.C. this afternoon, but has been postponed on account of the indisposition of Mr. V. P. Barbat. The are: O. W. Gilmour and V. P. Barbat "plus 2i
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    ALL-MALAYAN CHINESE OLYMPIAD
    129 16 AUGUST BANK j HOLIDAY AS announced last week, this years All-Malayan Chinese Olympiad is to be held in Singapore. Ipoh having found it impossible to accommodate th»« competitors although it was Perak's turn to stage the meeting. Delegates met and appointed an executive committee to arrange details
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    EXCISE SPORTS CLUB
    263 16 Successful Athletic Meeting THE first athletic meeting of the Excise Sports Ctab was helA on Saturday last on the club ground at Pasir Panjang-. Ihe assistance of two A.A.A. officials, Mr. J. S. de Souza (timekeeper) and Mr. S. A. Woosey (starter) greatly added to th? success
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    DIVISION II SOCCER
    47 16 S.R.C XI v Excise Dept. in Second Division match at SRC on Thursday C. Alphcnso, A B Collick. J. Ritchie A Sava se. W F Gomes. P d Almeida. A G Valberg A M Valberg J Rent ms. G Rnss. G Fernandez N. Sullivan.
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    Saturday's Soccer International
    73 16 Reuter. London. Apr. 12 rPHE English soccer team which will A meet Scotland on ADril 17 are Woodley i Chelsea I. Male. (Barkat), Britton Young. Bray. Matthews I Stoke». Carter 'Sunderland'. Steele I Stoke. Starling 'Aston Villa' Johnson I Stoke i. The following have been chosfn torepresent
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    R.A.M.C. Beat Midds II Good Win At Gillman
    151 16 4»ill mam THE R.A.M.C. beat the Middlesex II at Gillman on Sunday, in the Second Division (Military) League I—o The R.A.M.C. deserve great credit in beating such a strong combination as the Middlesex second eleven whicn included Dixie Dean. Crowey, Hartley, and
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    DIV. I SOCCER
    93 16 S.C.C.'s First Match Of Season Singapore, Tuesday. THE S.C.C. play their their first match of the season in the S.A.F.A. League. Div. 1, when they meet the Malays at the Anson Road Stadium. Although not particularly formidable, the Club XI have given some good displays in their
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    TO-DAY'S SOCCER
    41 16 S.C.C. "B" XI v. Eagle On Padang A friendly game of soccer will be played on the Padang between a Cricket Club "B XI and a team from H.M.S. Eagle, the aircraft carrier which is at present in port.
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    Max Baer No Longer "Play-Boy"
    471 16 1 %V;ui&lt;s lV»rl«l Title I Jf A B r^ ER ,,f aid hc was 'positively ,w° n u fldent of winning back the Z r ?in» 01ght Htle tllis War when chatting with pressmen on the arrival cently Berensaria frcm N ev York reMovie camera
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    S.R.C. Spring Tennis Tournament
    211 16 Ties For This Week PLAY in the S R C Spring tennis tournament starts th's week when the following ties will be played. TO-MORROWS TIES "B" SINGLES HANDICAP M. S. Cornelius (+3» vs. E. Rv (+15) LADIES' OPEN SINGLES Mrs. L. M. Pennefather vs. M B.
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    CHANGI GUNNERS
    194 16 St Andrews 08. A. Well Beaten rJ n cricket match played on s Josephs ground en Sunday, the r Changi beat St. Andrews Old Boy six wickets and 90 runs Scores: ST. ANDREW'S OLD BOYS J Ferguson b Raeburn J Moss b Raeburn J Duclos b Kenion P.
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    TABLE TENNIS
    105 16 The Auau't Badminton Party sntei tamed the Oveisea Chinese Banking Corporation Staffs* Association to a mendly Table Tennis fixtuie played Tuesday night at Home premises the August won by 6 games to 1 The nome 'cam proved too good for visitors .Results August 'b.P. player. 1 mentioned first:
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    Y.M.C.A. Beat T.J.R. In Friendly
    283 17 With Only Ten Flayers IU %¥ING a man short throughout j F tbe gaac the V IU C.A. did well t Topbar Jones and Railton friendly football match on the V \j A ground yesterday by four ua |g to two qc4 been for a
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    S.A.F.A. LEAGUES
    297 17 Tables Revised To Yesterday i ATEST positions of teams ln trie •j SA.F.A. League competitions are:— DIVISION I goalfl. P. W. L. D. F. A. P. 4211 8 2 9 3201 5 2 5 2200 4 2 4 s *****44 3 13 16 8 3 4 1 3
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    GERMANS ENTERTAINED
    160 17 Vi&lt;it To Grenadier Guards Alexandria. A football match between British i,rs and German sailors lock place .i when the officers and crew of the i!..m pocket battleship "Emden'' were :ined by the 2nd. Battalion, i r i nalier Guards. The Guards lined the barrack squar»* 55a ve a
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    Soccer Friendly Drawn
    367 17 Singapore, Tuesday. THE Singapore Recreation Club and the Social Athletic Party XI shared two goals when these teams met in a friendly game on the S.R.C. ground yesterday. The teams were evenly matched and a draw was a fair result. Loveday on the S.R.C. left wing was
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    SIX AGAINST SUNDERLAND
    52 17 Home Soccer Results Reuter. London, April 13. ENGLISH and Scottish League matches played yesterday resulted as follows: DIVISION I Grimsbv T. 6. Sunderland 0. DIVISION 111 (SOUTHERN) Cardiff C. 0. !\Tillwall 1. DIVISION 111 (NORTHERN) Tranmere R. 1. Wrexham 1. SCOTTISH LEAGUE DIV I Dundee 2. Partitk
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    WEEK-END SKYE RACE MEETING
    119 17 THE following are the entries for the Skye race meeting in Taiping on Friday and Saturday next. Hcrses, Class 5: Dazzle. Lover's Idol. Time. M.G.M.. Republican. George Robey, Nagara, Policy, Run First Happiness. Harap, Bay Chief. Brastagi. Aiya-Aiya, Miss Singapore. Happy Boy. Sure Cure. Green Mark,
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    SWIMMING FEAT
    49 17 Dutch Girl Equals World Record Reuter. Amsterdam, April 12. Miss Jopie Waalberg to-day equalled the world record of Mayehatta, Japan, for the 200 metres breast stroke of 3 minutes. 2 5 sees, and beat the European record of Martha Gcnenger. Germany, which was 3 mins. 510 sees.--Reuter.
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    CLERICAL UNION
    24 17 Clerical Union members interested in football are requested to communicate with Mr. Sng Koey Hoe. c o Municipal Stores. River Valley Road.
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    N. S. Wise Reaches Open Singles Final
    197 17 S.C.C. Tennis Tourney Singapore, Tuesday. N. S. WISE reached the final of the men's open singles in the S.C.C. Spring lawn tennis tournament by beating A. D. Anderson in yesterday's semi-final tie in straight sets, 6—l 6—3. It was an excellent match, with
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    DAVIS CUP TENNIS
    27 17 Reuter. London. Apr 12. China will meet New Zealand in the Davis Cup match at Brighton on April 29. 30 and May 1 -Reuter.
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    ARABIC WORD FOR TELEPHONE
    285 18 May Be Translated In Three Ways Cairo. THE Arabic word for telephone may in future be "arzeez," which according to the dictionary may be translated in three ways—as "gurgling in the belly." "sound from far" off" or "grumbling of a camel." A new Arabic Language Academy
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    SLOW LAWSUIT
    123 18 Drags On For 15 Years Without Being Settled Bombay. Because a suit filled in the Bombay High Court in 1922 has dragged on for 15 years without being settled, only one .Tudfie on the Bench is now able to hear it. All the other judges have appeared as
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    35 18 Tuan Syed Shaid Ali headmaster, Government English School, Batu Gajah. left for Penang en route for England to attend the Coronation. He will be accompanied as far as Penang by Mrs. Bhald Ali and children
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    AMERICA'S UNEMPLOYED
    171 18 Nearly Half Are Under 35 Washington. DC America's unemployed men are of a comparatively youthful age. This is one of the salient points revealed by the United States Employment Service in a survey of approximately 6.500.000 persons .seeking work through the lederal service and affiliated state agencies. The
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    WIFE'S ADMIRER BLAMED
    123 18 Escaped Prisoner Caught After 13 Years Belgrade. Alter 13 years of freedom. 'X", an escaped prisoner has been recaptured and sent back to prison in Zagreb—betrayed, he believes, by his wife's admirer Th rteen years ago he escaped from Lfpogiave prison In Zagreb, he fled to Germany
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    ROTARY SECRETARY
    89 18 Former Malayan Publicity Officer Appointed London. Mr Hubert s. Banner, former Publicity Officer lo Ihe Malayan Government, has been appointed General Secretary ol the Rotary International Association ol Great Britem and Ireland in succession to Mr W w. BlairFi h lie will take up hi.s duties on July
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    WORK IN ABYSSINIA
    117 18 Only One Italian In Four Allowed To Go Geneva. More than 600.000 workmen applied to the Italian authorities for permission to go to Abyssinia before the end of November. 1936. according to figures just published by the International Labour Office here. Only 155.000 of these applications were
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    CHAIN GANGS
    96 18 Solitary Confinement Instead Of Stocks Atlanta, Georgia Stocks have been abolished as a fonn of punishment for convicts in Georgia chain gangs. Mr. G A Johns, chairman of the prison commission board, said that wardens had been instructed to destroy all stocks in their camps. He declined to
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    TO HELP SHY WOMEN
    69 18 Seagal Government Appoints Girl Clerk Calcutta. Because Indian women seeking to claim compensation at the office of the Commissioner for Workmen's Compensation are often too shy to approach the Commissioner or his clerk (fr-th men), the Government of Bengal hes appointed a girl to deal with
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    ROAD FATALITIES
    110 18 World's Deadliest Motorists Ar In Bombay Bombay. The deadliest motorists in the wor are driving in Bombay— according I est pures issued b y the Sufr rirst Association of India ey show that the proportion cfes is* PCr ***** motor veh In Bombay City 68.8 &lt;68 point 8
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    AIRPORT FOR LUXEMBURG
    106 18 Important Link In Western Europe Luxembut' A large airport, costing £95.000. is t^ 011 ?H' uctcd lwo miles outside t Lu *emburg. A bill sanction) expenditure has been passed the Chamber of Deputies. ia t Luxemburg occup C !l ai Important position in the a i Eur
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    DIONNE QUINS
    80 18 ftirl Triplets As Neighbours North Bay. Ontario T he Dionne quintuplets have son; new ne ghbours —the Brown triplets, a 1 girls. j triplets have been born to Mrs oonathon Brown, a farmer's wife wh' ivcs auite near the Dionne home a Calander. Ontar'o The triplets together weighed
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      199 18 Gland Discovery Restores Youth In 24 Hours Sufferers from ion. ol vigour. nervousness, body, Impuro blood, ratling memory, and who arc old ana worn~out before their time «rlll b*» delighted i&lt;&gt; learn i»r new gland dlsrovrrv by an American Doctor. Thin pen discovery it t" quf&lt;-!il.« ;inrl cariiy rector,. \lkohi
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      19 19 HEAR A PYE BEFORE YOU DECIDE TO BUY A RADIO New Arrival THE ORAZAKI P.W. CO., 680, Serangoon Road,
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      100 19 HIS MASTERS VOICE fImeRICRR RADIO CtSTRIBUTOPS KEE HUAT RADIO CO 122-121+ ORCHARD ROAD SINGAPORE PHILIPS RADIOPLAYERS —A COMPLETE RANGE OF BRILLIANT NEW RECEIVERS TYPE 343 (Table Model) WILLIAM JACKS CO. (Malaya) LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANG. For full particulars or a demonstration in your own home write to the
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      1786 19 Itflal&yan Listenf*i*«" Ha«l«a £B^"te&gt;^^ La H t 2_ S naUlO v „;StopDand„ g A cro '"soprano. Maria Laudisa and teno- gramme of very light muS ic. arranged Paglierani PROGRAMMES OF BRITISH EMPIRE czardas ,canos). Aus SS fef^. PROGRAMMES r E c g d^ Fond Regrets; The bS- rT r 2
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    NEW LINER FOR K.P.M.
    143 20 Tiffin Party To Local Business Men Singapore, Monday. AVERY pleasant tiffin function was held to-day on board the new X P.M. motor ship, the Maetsuycker, which arrived in Singapore to-day in the course of her maiden voyage, to inaugurate a new service on the Pacific, between
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    VERONESE PAINTING
    176 20 Discovery In National Gallery Storeroom London AN old picture, stored away out of •sight for 62 years in the National Gallery "overflow rooms", has bei." established as an authentic work b Paolo Veronese. The painting, "The Magdalen LayitiAside Her Jewels", came to the v.. tional Gallery in 1375
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    ANOTHER "OILY MAN"
    147 20 Katong Girls Attacked On Road Singapore, Mondu TWO young Katong girls 'presum. &gt; to be sisters) were the victims a a terrifying experience early on Sun day morning. Whilst walking u!oi: East Coast Road on their way t. church shortly before six o'clock tl were suddenly accosted
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    CLUB DIARY I I
    289 20 [There are numerous Clubs in Singapore members of u-hich are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest mill still i)c included in the "Diary of Events."
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    BANKER EXCUTED
    33 20 Reuter. Peiping, April 12 Mr. Fan Shao Chang, a Chines* b ker who was found guilty by the mi authorities of embezzling $30,000. was c: ecuted by shooting to-day— Reu f &lt;':
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    MISSION TO JAPAN
    40 20 Hongkong Apr. I' 2 It is reported that Mr. Chen Chung Fu is leading the mission of investigation to Japan on Apr. 14 and that he is also negotiating diplomatically in a private capacity.—Sin Chew Jit Poh
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      33 20 ,}&gt; I CORONATION J i A wide range of DECORATING ARTICLES I jch as FLAGS j SHIELDS I LANTERNS J Trimming Cord i just arrived. Baba Co., Ltd. 1 Middle Road. Phone 2115 f
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      574 20 Malayan Listeners 9 Radio w »•.&gt;*. (Continued from page 19) BERLIN STATION 10.50 a.m. Opening. Cookery talk. 11.15 a.m. Light music. DJB 19.74 metres (15.200 kcs). NJN 11.50 a.m. Time signal. Weather 31.45 metres (9.540 kcs): DJQ 19.63 report. Classical music metres (15.280 kcs.); DJE 16.89 me- 12.20 p.m. Matinee
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      412 20 (Continued from previous column.' 8.50 p.m. News in French. Colonial Market Prices. 9.20 p.m. Talk on Music by Mr. Charles Oulmont. 9 30 p.m. Social Topics by Mr. Rives. (Excerpts), play in 4 Acts by Shakespeare. 9 40 p.m. Gramophone Records 11.20 p.m. Rates of Exchange and French Stock (Rentes).
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    THE PROBLEM OF RAW MATERIALS
    2712 21 NECESSITY FOR PROVIDING A SURE SUPPLY r y [E meeting in Geneva on Mar. 8 he Committee on Raw Materrka an important event in economic effort. For the c, a conference of experts ifl ng how to arrange for every to have some share in
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      205 21 We have designed this new km mm* Singer Twelve to meet the BjjjSHß demand for a really roomy five-seater—modern in style— IU I 1 mmm\ m\ luxurious in comfort —that will JBfl M ,c ow m cost tax ana upkeep n k k 1 aye design d, too, a twe
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    NEW PENSIONS SCHEME
    756 22 ?For Blackcoutvri Workers TO OPERATE NEXT JANUARY London. of religion, shopkeepers, farmer?, cosujrmongers painters, clerks, dressmakers an 1 music teachers are among the thou sands-who will benefit from the Government's new Widow's, Orphans and Old Age Conributory Pensions (Voluntary Contributors) Bill, the text of which has been
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    SCARLET AND WHITE
    189 22 National Colours For Turkish Shops .Vstanbul. ALL signboards displayed by shops in Istanbul are in future to be painted .scarlet and white- -the Turkish national colours. The boards have also to be a regula tion size—27 inches by 11 inches. The background will be painted scarlet and
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    BOMBER COLLIDES WITH EXPRESS
    259 22 Moment Of Terror For Passengers London a HUGE twin-engined bomoer swoopii down and striking the roof of tv train in which they were travelling w. the terrifying experience of passer» in a London to Manchester expres The train was travelling at 60 nr: an hour near
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    18 YEARS ABROAD
    238 22 Battalion's First Time Home Since 1919 Southampton, Hampshire. A GREAT welcome was accorded to the First Battalion. Loyal NoiiL Lancashire Regiment, as they stepped ashore here from the troopship Lancashire after 18 years of continuous foreign service. Over 200 relatives and friends were on the quayside to
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    WEIGHED 52 STONE
    62 23 Famous Fat Man Dead Mobile, Alabama. HSR. Jack Eckert. known as 'Happy i» Jack," one cf the world's most famous fat men. has died here. He turned the scale at 52 stone 2 pounds. Mr. Eckert. who was borne to MS grave by 12 pall-bearers, had appeared
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    B. B. C. "FINANCIAL ANXIETY"
    681 23 Effect Of Television INCREASING EMPIRE SERVICES London. SATISFACTION at new records established in every department of the 8.8.C. in 19H6 is coupled with financial anxiety about the future in the 10th annual report which has just been issued here. "Estimates show that the financial situation
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    Pope Blessing Crowd At St. Peter's, Rome
    89 24 Top left: H.M.S. Eagle, world's largest aircraft carrier (on left) and the Japanese Flagship Ashigara lying off S'ngapore harl.our. in Man o-War anchorage. (Tribune). Bo'torn left: Official guess on the steps of the Dewan before the installation of H.H. th' Tungku Makkota as
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