Malaya Tribune, 16 April 1937

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXIV.- No. 89. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1937 FIVE CENTS- The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Friday, April 16, 1937 The Malaya Tribune /1 g*ogg SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1937 FIVE CENTS.
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      158 1 r READ THE TRIBUNE FOR BEST SPORTS REPORTS TO OBTAIN ACADEMIC DEGREES means hard work and much concentration. Only years of study at one of the seats of learning will enable man or woman to pass out with honours and take a place alongside the great ones of the chosen
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      11 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST 1 Try The I MORNING TRIBINE
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    THE WORLD'S OIL RESOURCES
    251 2 International Congress In Moscow 0 Moscow. FOUR hundred delegates from fifty countries will be represented at th? seventeenth Internat'onal Geological Congress in Moscow in July. The congress is being organised by a committee cf Soviet scientists. England, the Unit cd States. Francejndia and South Africa will
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      931 2 I "HAROM MELATT M Isnlj \yl The Perfume of luring and fascinating fragrance—exquisite I x —individual—and distinctive. Wl LOTIONS ESSENCE mf -EAU-DE-COLOGNE 41 —BRILL ANTINE. NY M/ Created by d*/ j F schwarzlose Sochne G.m.b.H. \\M Berlin. V'-fm'" Imported by Schiffner Co., Ltd. Singapore. EDUCATIONAL FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL 1-A,
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      687 2 SALE BY PUBLIC TENDER. Estate of Prince Purachatra of Siam, deceased. TENDERS are invited for the purchase of ALL the Assets, Furnitures and fittings of Straits Neon Company carrying on business at No. 78-B, Robinson Roart, Singapore as a going concern. Particulars and Conditions of Sale and printed Tender Forms
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      500 2 AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD LEASEHOLD SINGAPORE PROPERTIES. At the saleroom of. Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng Co., Ltd.. No. 10 (old No. 30) Chulia Street. On Wednesday, 21st April 1937. at 2.30 P.M. Lot l. Valuable 999 years' leasehold land and houses Nos. 153, 155 157, Beach Road, Singapore, area
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      471 2 WAKE UP YOUR LIVER RUEwithout CALOMEL And You'll Jump Out of Bed Feeling You Could Push a Bus Over The liver should pour out two pints of liquid bile into >ous bowels daily. U.tMs bll# is not flowing freely your food doesn t digest. It just decays in the bowels.
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES ICE MENANCE IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC
    713 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES ICE MENANCE IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC Early Change Of Shipping Track PHENOMENAL conditions in the Western North Atlantic Ocean have been responsible for all shipping companies adhering to the steamship tracks, adopting a more southerly route. This changing from C to B track, at least two months
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    "SPINSTER SHIP"
    118 3 533 Passengers And Only 139 Are Men Colombo. A "sninster shin" was how the P and O. liner Moldavia was described. She was recently on her way to England with passengers from Australia for the Coronation festivities. When she touched here there were 533 passengers on board—of these
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      464 3 STEAMER SAILINGS P&o.nd BRITISH INDIA P. 0. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore. 1937. RAWALPINDI 17,000 Apr. 23 BANGALORE 6,000 May b CORFU 15,000 May 7 NALDERA 16,000 May 21 CARTHAGE 15,000 June BHUTAN 6,100 June 5 BEHAR 6,000 June 14 RANCHI 17,000 June 18 SOUDAN 6,500 July
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      602 3 3!~ M. B. K. j KOKUSAI LINE (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISHA) I I (Incorporated in Japan) For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES. NEW YORK (via Panama) j I Dae Dae Sailing Dae I r Penang Spore Spore via New York m s KURAMA MARU Apr. 18 Apr. 21 Apr. 23 Jane 4 mjs
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      441 3 v PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE Luxurious One Class Motorshlps. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath. Bx:ellent Cuisine. FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From M.S. Spore Malacca P.B'ham P'ng BORINGIA 29-4 1-5 30-4 1-5 FIONIA 18-5 18-5 19-b 21-5 LALANDIA 8-6 8-6 9-6 11-6
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      558 3 STEAMER SAILINGS §NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD (Incorporated Jo Germany). The undernoted are the Company*! Intended fixtures:— OUTWARD FOR MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA JAPAN Due Spore. J W7. 5 m.s. "FULDA" omits Singapore Manila, and Japan Ports— calls Hongkong, Shanghai and North China—Due Penang Apr. 29 Due Port Swettenham Apr. 30 S
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    Malayan Chinese Notes
    182 4 Coronation Delegates In Singapore Dr. Rung's Tribute Growing Unity Of China Promotion For Former Consul The Problem Of Marriage Reform. (By Our Chinese Correspondent) Singapore, Friday. "yyiTH the Coronation of King George only about a mont i ahead, delegates from all parts oi the world are proceeding
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    The Coronation
    111 4 THE honour of bring one of Hongkong's delegates falls to Dr. Ts'o. In China Dr. Ts'o's name is a household word on account of his numerous public works In the field of charily and education. His public-spirited activities have brought Dr. Ts'o to the forefront of his community
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    China's Progress
    196 4 CHINESE in Malaya will be glad to read the observation expressed by Sir Hughe Knatchball-Hugessen 'British Ambassador to China) in a .speech made in the course of a luncheon given in his I honour in Hongkong recently. "We see, *ne said, "China increasing in political stability and economic
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    Dr.Tyau
    121 4 WHEN the former Chinese Consul-Ge-neral returned to China, his transfer was accepted by Malayan Chinese wit.i vfry mixed feelings. They were sorry to lose an official who had kept their welfare ever In mind, but they found consolation in the knowledge that Dr Philip K. C Tyau was destined
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    Local Consulate
    275 4 HPHAT tee pre ent building occupied by the Singapore Chineso Consulate is not imposing enough, is the opinion 1 hr.ye heard expressed by a number of people. Personally, I think that the Consulate's premises in Cairnhill Circle are commodious and presentable enough, although I realise that on account
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    Marriage Reform
    257 4 AT a recent meeting of a certain lnflu ential assoc'ation in Singapore, th subject of Chinese marriage reformswwar. r dealt with briefly, and the matter wa held over for further discussion at a ;üb>equent date. In the meantime, I feel that if I say that Chinese marriage reforms
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    16 4 Mr. A. Sandanasamy the popular Pomm aster at Menglentbu has been transferred to Bidor as Postmaster
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    19 4 Tuan Syed Shard Ali. Headmaster, Government vernment English School, Batu Gajah. lias Wt for England to attend the Coronation.
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    8,500,000 SOVIET WOMEN WORKERS
    296 4 Scientists, Doctors And Engineers Moscow. There are now 8.500,000 women workers in Soviet Russia, or 34 per cent, of the total number of employees, according to a book entitled Woman in the U.S.S.R.", just published here by the Central Administration of NationalEconomic Statistics of the State
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    BELGIAN REFUGEE
    137 4 Finds Family Again After 23 Years Brussels. Speaking nothing but English, naving forgotten his mother-tongue, a 35--year-old Belgian has found his family again after 23 years and is beginning to learn French and Flemish. Louis Covaerts was on holiday with his grandmother when the Great War broke out.
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    BRILLIANT GALAXY OF STARS IN "20TH" HIT FOUR FAMOUS GIRLS TOGETHER
    753 5 A GREAT COMBINATION IN "LADIES IN LOVE" QREAT screen stars, unlike heroes, are born—not made. The careers of Janet Gaynor, Loret ta Young, Constance Bennett and Simone Simon would appear to make the above statement an incontrovertible fact. This
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    COLLEGE HOLIDAY IS A FINE COMEDY
    450 5 EXTRA GOOD MUSICAL NUMBERS USED LAUGHTER, gaiety and music are mixed in liberal proportions in "College Holiday," Paramount's newest all-star comedy, which begins soon at the Alhambra Theatre, Singapore. Jack Benny heads the list of radio and screen comics assemblesd for this latest mirthquake.
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    THE "LAST OF MRS. CHEYNEY"
    542 5 A GRAND CAST IN A GRAND FILM THE glittering star triumvirate of 1 Joan Crawford, William Powell and Robert Montgomery came to the screen in Metro-Gold wynMayers's wrbane and highly-polished screen translation of Frederic Lonsdale's stage success. "The Last of Mrs. Cheyney." It is hardly
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    A Grand And Sparkling Attraction
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    RICHARD TAUBER IS BACK AGAIN
    606 5 'PAGLIACCI" IS A GREAT OPERA ADAPTATION JJICHARI) Tauber, the great German tenor, is now as familiar to cinema audiences as he is to opera enthu»"as*s. His thousands of admirers will find much to their "heart's desire" in his latest picture "Pagliacci/' a brilliant screen adaptation
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    A GRAND PIRATE FILM
    542 5 FAST PLAY Sybil Jason In The "Captain's Kid" THE Captain's Kid," the new First National comedy romance, comes soon to the Alhambra Theatre, Singapore, with a talented cast headed by May Robson, famous for half a century on stage and screen, Sybil Jason, the brilliant little
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    54 5 La Meri. famous American interpretative dancer will be in Singapore soon, and wiP give a performance at the Cs tol Theatre en April 27, at 9.36 p.m. I ats are being rapidly booked and pa ons are advised to secure seats early to avoid disappointment. La Meri in one of
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    456 6 LONDON COMMODITIES RUBBER London, Apr. 15. Last Price To-day Change Tone Steady Irregular Spot Buyers. UK 103 1 SeUers 113 16 10 316 May Buyers 113 16 10 316 Sellers. U% July; Sept. Buyers 11% 10 15 16 —7 16 Sellers. 117 16 11 —716 Oct.jDec. Buyers
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    DIVIDEND OF 3½ PER CENT.
    435 6 Government Servants T. L. Society Singapore, Wednesday. A DIVIDEND of 3» 2 per cent, was declared at the annual general meeting of the Singapore Government Ser\ants' Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society held to-day at the Co-operative Officer s Office, Fullerton Building. A large attendance was
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    FRANCO-SWISS TRADE AGREEMENT
    131 6 Follows Up Monetary Pact Paris. ANEW commercial agreement has been signed at Berne between Franc end Switzerland which will go far to simplify the quota system between the two countries and will also open up fxcsh markets reciprocally. The agreements has been signed particularly in the spirt
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    SHIPPING AT U.K. PORTS
    162 6 Highest Aggregate Since War London. ITOE total tonnage of shipping, visiting ports in the United Kingdom during 1936. was the highest since the War. Aggregate tonnage has increased yeai by year for the past 10 years, apart fiom the setback of 1930 31. states the Eoard
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    EMPIRE TROOPS' MARCH
    204 6 Suggestion Made In London London A SPECIAL march thrrugh the streets of London by ail Dominion, Indian ci.d Colonial Coronation contingents has been suggested here. Mr. C« J. Hankinson, Editor ol 1 Debrett's Peerage." proposed they should have a "day of their own." whe/i the citizens of
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    PILGRIMS LEAVE LOURDES
    60 6 Lourdes. Four hundred British mostly from Southwark. left here recently for London after spending nearly a week at Lourdes. Before leaving they attended Mass at which over a hundred sick were brought into the church on beds and invalid chairs. This was followed by a procession at
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    ENGLISH OAKS FOR AMERICA
    133 6 Acorns Collected On Royal Estates London. ACORNS, collected from ancient in historic estates in England, are to be planted in America by the United States Department of Agriculture. In response to a request from the Department, received through the Boy Scouts of America. English Boy Scouts
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    HUNTING BY AEROPLANE
    148 6 Airmen Seek Permits To Shoot Wolves Stockholm. Two young aviators have applied for permission to hunt wolves In the wil r < cf Lapland from an aeroplane. The 1 idea is to take turns at the control? ond at shooting down the wolves wltn a double-barrelled gun.
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      345 6 JOHORE STRIKERS RESUME New Wage Rates Agreed (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Apr. 13. IT will be recalled that during the 1 Easter holidays towards the end of March, several hundreds of rubber tappers in the Penggerang district and near Segamat went on strike, but a settlement was arrived
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1510 7 <fc />//a/f and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokersissued by Fraser and Co. MINING 5.3 Eraser Co. Lyall Evatt Buw» Hellers Buyers Sellers 4 Ampai Tin 6 3 6 9 6,3 6 9 A&aiC Kumbang 35;3 369 35 35 6 ii Austral Malay 57 59 6 56 58,6
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    178 7 (From Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Friday morning. RUBBER Singapore: 87% cts.. flown 1 1 ct. Market Toney Steady. London: 10 :< |d., down %d. Market Tone: Opened weak now steady. New York: 22 3 16 cts.. down ct Market Tone: Steady. I The downward movement in the
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    STEADY AND QUIET
    91 7 Messrs Fraser And Co.'s Report MINING. Tin. three months, £268.10. from Londoni irtg in this section are unchanged Xmonest Dollar issues the market alco verf quift and again quotations are n Ahc main unaltered. Q A»OISt Australians there On m th, So£ t"ket appears steady but extremely
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    MARKET DULL
    313 7 Mr. Julian Israel's Daily Report Singapore, April 16. Tin, London, down £5. and £4.5, quiet. New York, down 1V 8 easy. rpfnllar X'vStn™ A'i®: b, S1Snt 3 R-bf| 90 har^don dull and Pr ic fi.40 B Selangors 1.15_$1.20 U. Klangs Sl.S^S^^K 00 $2.05 Talams $2 «V s Ways
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    CHINA GOLD
    88 7 Shanghai. Apr 15. The Northern Autonomous authorities have established a Goldmining Bureau in Tungchow with the Chinese rebel Yen Yu Kang as the superintendant. It is report ?d that Japanese capital has been invited for the development of the gold mines in East Hopei.—Sin Chew rit Poh. <%
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    26 7 Mr and Mrs. Harry Koelmeyer, Jr. of Kuala Lumpur have gone to Sungei Patani for a short holiday and are residing at "The Cherries." Sungei Patam.
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    179 7 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, April* 16. Total lor Books Cose flna^J Company Dividend Payable* to data TIN IS4 Hong Fatt 5% Final Apr. 10 Apr. 21 Apr. 11 Hong Fatt 4% Int. Apr. 10 Apr. 21 Apr. 11 «J Johan 12V 2 Final Apr. 17 Apr. 24
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      143 7 DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service Yester- Last Night Max. day. Bright Min. Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temn. Stations, deg. F. Inches. Hours deg. F. West Coast. Alor Star 88 Nil 4.3 73 Bayan Lepas (Penang) 85 Nil 1.6 75 Sitiawan 87 0.16 1.9 75 Bukit Jeram 85 Nil 1.3 75
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    SOVEREIGN NIGHTS OF EGYPT
    196 8 Transition Period Of 18 Years? Reuter. Montreux, Apr. 15. IT is understood that the Capitulations Commission this morning discussed the transition period to complete the abolition of capitulations, which is one of the most important items on the agenda. The French favour an eighteen-year period. The
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    SUGAR PARLEYS
    134 8 Group Of Experts To Help British Official Wireless. London, Apr. 15. AN official communique of the international sugar conference states that the committee appointed to negotiate with the different delegations has been very busily at work these last few days. In the meantime the committee entrusted with study
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    MAHARAJA'S VISIT TO SINGAPORE
    198 8 Tour Of Malaya And N.E.I. Singapore» Thiyrsday. H.H. the Maharaja of Travancorc Maharani Setu Parvati Bai and the Elaya Raja, are expected to arriva in Singapore in the course of a six weeks' holiday tour of Java. Bali and the Dutcn East Indies, early next month.
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    100 8 Java, and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 7 p.m. Sunday. Medan. JaskS, -AmsterdamS and tLondonS: Netherlands, closing 12.45 p.m. Saturday. Hongkong. Canton, 'Shanghai, "Kobe, ♦Manila and VU.S.A.. Imperial, closing 7 pm. Saturday. Australia, New Zealand, Java and Timor Dilly: Qantas, closing 7 pm. Sunday. Penang, Siam, Burma, India,
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    107 8 Mails expected from Australia, Netherlands Indies etc. by Air (Qantas>, time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 3 p.m. and general delivery of letters 4.05 p.m. to-morrow. Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air (Netherlands i, time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 3 p.m. and general delivery
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    19 8 The Air Mail (Imperial* despatched from Singapore on Apr. 7 was delivered in London on Apr. 15.
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    WATER SUPPLIES
    110 8 Central Coinnuttc-e Appointed British Official Wireless. rE Minister of Health, after consultation with other Government de partments. has appointed a Central Water Advisory Committee under the chairmanship of Field-marshal Lord Milne and comprising persons with knowledge of tho problems from the point of view of the various interests
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    31 8 The Chargeurs Rennis liner Cap untitled 'daran is due at Singapore from Colom•bo at 8 a.m. to-morrow and will sail for Saigon, Tourane and Haiphong a* 2 p.m. the same day.
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    JAVANESE DRIVER CHARGED
    135 8 Sequel To Death Of Indian Singapore. Thursday. A FATAL accident that occurred in Lorong 33, Geylang, on Dec. 11, resulting in the death of an elderly Indian, had a sequel in the Criminal District Court, before Mr. H. A. Forrer, to-day. when a Javanese. Kashi bin Kashim,
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    SUIYUAN
    134 8 iNew Kebel Attack Feared Shanghai, April 16. rE Japanese Authorities are exercising their utmost efforts to bring about a compromise between the two contending factions of the Mongolian Autonomous Movement. It is reported that Teh Wang and Cheuk Shi Hai had come to conciliatory terms. The former was to
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    STATISTICS
    37 8 March, 1937 Imports 52 000 Consumption 52 900 Stock on last day of month 191 600 Afloat tor U.S. Ports last day of month 57,000 Consumption Reclaimed rubber 15 400 (consumption based on U.S. Government Survey*
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    PRINCE'S BAGGAGE ON CRUISER
    138 8 Chichibu To Visit Kiel Singapoije, Thursday. IT is extremely doubtful whether anyone knew that the 10,000-ton Japanese cruiser Ashigara which was in Singapore during the week-end on her way to the Coronation navlal review at Spithead next month, carried the baggage of Prince and Princess Chichibu,
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    MASKED ROBBERS ENTER HOUSE
    96 8 $315 Stolen From A Chinese Singapore, Friday. masked men believed to be Hok- kiens and armed with pistols and knives, are alleged to have broken into a house in Hoot Kiam Road, in the vicinity of the Great World, shortly after 3 o'clock this morning and
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    WHAT'S ON?
    123 8 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, APR. 16 Football: S.A.F.A. League, Div. 11. S.C.F.A. v. M.P.H., Anson Road Stadium; Div. 111, S.C.C. v. Medical Services, S.C.C; Business Houses' League. Paterson Simons v. Wearnes, V.M.C.A.; Govt. League, Div. 11, Treasury-Audit v. Police 11, J.CS.A. Tennis: S.C.C. Tournament. Races: Taiping
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    THE HARBOUR
    123 8 Singapore, Apr. 16. Ships alone side the Wharves or expected to arrive. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Plancius 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate S) Kola 13; Islander 9; Kidderpore 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Agapenor 34; Tango Maru 36; Parigi 38. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4) Clytoneus
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    AMUSEMENTS
    87 8 •Xigfz""* Sma a. 15 9.U*"m ON Stolen Holiday" 6.15 and pre ded "y MARLBOROUGH— "Puran Kakt" ,H^ a E nl, 4 15 ri and 9.15 p.m. p.n^ P a I ?d E 9-p S m adoW f Ch > n 7 TIS?7.« to ll°p m reamS and Swin nnITTIM
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    EXPORT OF RUBBER
    82 8 Grant Of Additional Credits rE following notification has been issued by the Controller of Rubber, Malaya:— Producers who are able to satisfy the Controller that they are able to export more than the present quarter's allowance during the present quarter are invited to apply for additional credits
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      146 8 GLOSTO-RA AWAKENS THE NATURAL BEAUTY IN YOUR HAIR 2 APB 3 VITALITY RESTORED MEN AND WOMEN MADE YOUNG AGAIN REMARKABLE GLAND DISCOVERY By GERMAN SCIENTIST Diagram SHOWING ACTION OF OKASA ON HUMAN BODY. WHAT OKASA DOES OKASA is a Gland Hormon preparation discovered by the famous German Scientist Prof. Lahusen
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      309 8 POSTAL INTELLIGENCE* I- STEAMER MAILS DESPATCHES^ TO-DAY FOR pgR DATS AND TIM* France (Parcels only) Chenonceaux Apr. 16 12.30 p.m. India, South Chenonceaux 16 1 pjn. Rengat and Tembilahan Banka M 1 Pm Java S.-West Sumatra, S.-East Borneo, Celebes Moluccas and Timor DiUy Plancius 16 2.30 a.m. MUntok Plancius 16
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    Oil Ship Afire In Mid-Pacific PASSENGERS IN OPEN BOATS
    378 9 4-HOURS drift Fate Of S. S. Silver Larch Honolulu. CH HT passengers, four of them women, took to the lifeboats when the British steamer Silver luii'h (5,610 tons) caught fire in the I'niific. 450 miles from Honolulu recently. lv 1 r
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    CHINA RICE TAX
    63 9 Exemption Move Postponed Shanghai, Aor 15. The of Finance, and the Ministry of Industry, have jointly proclaimed that the issuing of certificates to rice merchants for the exemp°'i of import tax will be postponed u-.til lurther investigations. Ir is understood that Mr. Ching Tien will leave for
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    23 9 Mr. Lim Teong Alk of the tutorial staff Hatchings School. Penang, who an operation a few days ago, )een discharged from the hospital.
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    DEAF AND DUMB BOY CONVICTED
    489 9 VAGRANT WITH A BAD RECORD (From Our Own' Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Apr. 15. QN March 16, seven boys—Chinese,. Malays and Tamilg were produced before Sheikh Abu Bakar bin Yahya (Second Magistrate) on a charge of vagrancy having been found by the police sleeping in an
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    WOMAN'S FALL DOWNSTAIRS
    367 9 Verdict Of Death By Misadventure (From Our Own Reporter) ipon, April 11. THE Hashim sitting as Coroner at the Second >fagistrate's Court last rsfternoon inquired into the circumstances connected with the death of a Chinese woman named Wong Yau Lan, aged 67, who died as a result
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    37 9 Dr. Megat Khas of Teluk Anson is at present on relief duty in Ipoh in place of Dr. Yzelman who has gone to Taiping to fill temporarily the vacancy caused by the death of Dr. Maniam i
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    HEALTH IN EASTERN PORTS
    438 11 League Of Nations Bulletin > i Singapore. Wednesday. rpHE following is the health bulletin I oi the League of Nations Eastern Bureau, Singapore, for the week ended Apr 10: Rangoon was the only port in the Eastern Arena to report the presence of human plague curing
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    ICE DANGER TO FLYING
    445 11 Britain Awaiting Better Safety Device SO many recent flying disasters have been attributed to the formation o f ice on wings and propellers that this has become a question of urgent importance, and the fact that a contrivance known as the de-icer is used on many
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    EUROPEAN PLANTER SUMMONED
    178 11 Incident At Johore /Customs Barrier I From Our Ovm Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Apr. 15. tj EUROPEAN planter, Mr. B. J. La vers, A/ Manager of Tanjong Labu Estate, Bitu Rfthat, was summoned on a charge of «haVing insulted Customs O.D.O., Huskĕtn/at 12.55 a.m. on March 27 at
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      420 11 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs in Singapore members of which 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 will still be included in the "Diary of Events." The "Club
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH.
    70 12 LIM.—Mr. Lim See Quee (Seng Hang) passed away peacefully on Thursday, the 15th instant, at his residence No 494, Geylang Road, at the age of 63. He leaves behind him 1 wife. 6 sons. 2 daughters, 1 daughter-in-law and 1 granddaughter to mourn his loss. Funeral will
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    THE S.S.A. PUZZLE
    773 12 FEW weeks ago the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association came into prominence on account of a startling suggestion, said to emanate from the president himself, that the association should be wound up and a new body, confined to European British subjects, formed in its place. If this project
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    P. AND O. PASSENGERS
    255 12 Eastward Bound By The Rawalpindi I)R. C. L. Park, Director of the Eastern u Bureau, League of Nations Healtn Organisation, and Mrs. ***** are returning to Singapore by the Rawalpindi, winch is due nere on April 23. Dr. M. D. Mackenzie, who has been acting for
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    27 12 Mr. A.C. Meredith, Manager of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Muar. will be going home on leave and Mr. S. F. Guy will take his place
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    THE CHANGING FACE OF SINGAPORE
    186 12 yANISHED LANDMARKS OF YESTERDA V 'J'HE writer of this article looks back and ponders on the landmarks of Singapore 4 now vanished, which old residents knew. TT was at the Club the other evening—which club? well, the Club of course; one never has time to
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    The Europe Hotel
    196 12 JJOW are the mighty fallen! N<» I mor* we see the genial Arthur Odell strut majestic through its I marble halls (so many of you have not seen them that I can safelv stretch a point and forget the lath and plaster), nor does the shade— and
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    The Old Order Changeth
    149 12 I B°y. Macham tadi. Weil there s on e order that seems to change not with changing- times The call of the East! That, like thn unchanging East itself, i< same yesterday, to-dav and U —e thl es thir V ha n*es no" f he ever
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    Land And Sea
    181 12 J"kNCE upon a time —and this is n a fajry tale—there was a narrow, quiet country lane, bordered bv the rising tide, that led from Kallang Road to Katong. The falling tide did its share, of course, and en a Died one to see the cars that
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    Man Know Thyself
    150 12 in London? Don't ask a Londoner! Ask a policeman He knows; and he probably comes from Ireland! In him you have confidence and proceed on your way fortified. Which brings me from the ancient guns of Labrador (Ha! mcthinks I have you guessing!) to our present state
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    So What?
    157 12 0 UR means of transport, too, have changed. Gone is the gharrv the bullock cart will soon be a thing >1 the past; the ricksha might w 1 be. Great buses tear their way iiom one end of the town to the other and then there is that
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    Topics Of The Day
    222 12 By "Looker On" BROOKLYN wife-beater was sentenced to kiss his spouse every day. Thus do the innocent suffer with the guilty. A There are tw 0 ways in which a Senator can get publicity. He can kis s a Hollywood girl or he can deliver a
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    AUSTRALIA MODERNISES HER INTERNAL DEFENCES NAVY & AIR FORCE DOUBLED
    721 13 AUSTRALIA MODERNISES HER INTERNAL DEFENCES NAVY AIR FORCE DOUBLED £23 MILLIONS EXPENDED FUTURE POLICY TO BE LAID DOWN IN LONDON MODERNISATION of the defeices of Australia during the five years of the existing Government's regime has involved an expenditure of nearly £23 million-s, covering expansion of the Navy, Army and
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    LOYAL ADDRESSES TO KING GEORGE
    99 13 Conveyed From Malaya By Plane ADDRESSES to His Majesty King George on the occasion of the Cononation from Sultans of th e Federated and Unfederated States and frcm the Straits Settlements are being taken to* London from Singapore by Imperial Airways planes. Addresses have been
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    TAXI ON FIRE
    47 13 Singapore, Friday. A saloon taxi which caught fire in Albert" Street in the early hours of this morning was saved from being completely destroyed by the prompt arrival of two engines of the Fire Brigade. J The flames were extinguished in a few minutes.
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    PART SETTLEMENT IN U.S.A.
    44 13 Chrysler And Union Agree Reuter. Detroit, Apr. 15. 'J'HE union of automobile workers and the Chrysler Corporation have signed a final agreement. Ford and Packard arc now the only major motor producers which have not reached agreements with the union.—Reuter.
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    VOLUNTEERS TO BE RECALLED
    309 13 Control In Spain SCHEME IN FORCE ON MONDAY British Official Wireless. London, Apr. 15. whether he was aware that French volunteers and munitions of war were still being sent to Spain to assist the Valencia Government. Lord Cranborne told the Commons that the foreign secretary had
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    MINISTER DEAD
    33 13 British Official Wireless. Mr John Murray, British Minister to Mexico since January 1935, who was absent in Europe on sick leave, diea to-day in Berlin following an operation —British Official Wireless
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    20 13 Windsor Town Council has approved of a scheme for lighting the principal streets of the borough with mercury vapour lamps. <
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    REFERENCE TO ELECTORS
    156 13 INDIA HITCH Gandhi Makes A New Statement Reuter. London, April 15. MR. Gandhi, in a further statement The Times at Poona says "Lord Lothian's suegtstion to refer the disputes to the electorate is sound if it can be proved workable and not prohibitively expensive. "The precedent I
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    PARLIAMENTARY HOLIDAY
    62 13 Prolonged Whitsun Break British Official Wireless. London, April 15. [T is expected that to cover the period of the Coronation and ordinary Whitsuntide recess Parliament wih adiourn on May 7 and roim ml ill re May 24. Although considerable business has yet to be done Parliament may be
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    FRONTIER TROUBLES
    144 13 Fakir Of Ipi Remains Truculent Reuter. New Delhi, Apr. 16. IN vtw of the latest d'spate hes from Waz r Iston resolute military action is likely in the near future. The Governor of th 2 North-West Front'er province paid a we k end visit to the affected area,
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    45 13 Towkay Lim Siok Tan, the well-known merchant and landed proprietor and father of Towkay Lim Cheng Chuan. J.P Tapah, left last week for China on six months' holiday. A large number of business men and friends saw him off at the Tapah Road Railway Station.
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    MORE TROUBLE ON U.S. WATERFRONT
    120 13 STRIKE SPREADING IN NEW YORK Reuter. New York, Apr. 15. American waterfront is face I with another tie up, as the labour troubles have spread from the tart aboard the President Roosevelt yesterday. The American Telegraphists Association have called a general strik; against vessels owned
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    PRISON UNREST REPORTS
    99 13 Official Denial STORY OF MINOR TROUBLE British Official Wireless. London, Apr. 15. JN view of press reports that there had been an outbreak of violence among prisoners at Dartmoor Prison l ,he Prisons Commission issued an official statement to-day that th s -eports were untrue. It appears
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    QUEEN MARY
    30 13 British Official Wireless. London, April 15. Queen Mary attenn.d a private luncheon party given by the Prim- Master and Mrs. Baldwin a* 10 Down'n;,' Street to-day.—British Official Wireless.
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    33 13 British Official Wireless. London, April 15 The King and Queen travelled by road from Windsor Castle to Bu,?kin°ham Palace th s morning. They wll re v" i to Windsor this afternoon.—British Official Wireless.
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    RUBBER PRICE SLUMPS
    177 13 UNEASINESS Speculators StiL Nervous Reuter. London, Apr. 15. THE failure of speculators to re- cover their nerve after the recent Koosevelt gold stare is the chief reason advanced by Trading rubber dealers for to-day'? weakness of the commodity, which opened at 10 id. lor "spot" compared with
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    37 13 Miss Ruth Sherwood, untitled of the Methodist Girls School. Klanr. has left for America via Europe en leave. She rxpects to be in England for the Coronation. Miss Constance Meyer from Singapore has taken over from her.
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    DECK PASSENGERS TO BE FORBIDDEN TO LAND HERE? HEALTH MEASURES IN SINGAPORE
    587 14 SEA-BORNE DISEASES WHAT LOCAL PORT OFFICERS DO TO SAFEGUARD PUBLIC Singapore, Friday. JT is understood that if the situation regarding the cholera epidemic in Siam gets worse, the local Port Health authorities may impose a ban, on the
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY NOTICE
    301 14 New Volumes This Week THE undernoted newly added non- Action works will be ready for issue at the Raffles Library to-morrow: Mohammed: The Man and his Faith Tor Andrae; Moons, Myths and Man, H.' S. Bellamy; Any Luck? Eugene V. Connett; Ding Dong Bell; Walter de la
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    WESLEY CONCERT TO-NIGHT
    155 14 An Old Series To Be Continued TOR the first time in two years there is going to be another Concert in the Wesley Church Hall on Fort Canning Road. During the years these concerts have attained a high degree of excellence and the splendid acoustics of the
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    SEA FISHING
    109 14 Broadcast Hints To-Night A 22£S2?m talk on F *hing in Malayan Seas by Mr w Rirt whistle, director of Flsneries Mafafa" will be included in to-night's pro-' gramme from the 8.M.8.C. s taso n Mr. Birtwhistle will talk particularly to fishermen who have brought out expensive tackle from
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    NO WAR IN FAR EAST
    65 14 Japanese Promise To Siam (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, April 15. I AST evening the Minister of De- fence broadcast that since his last message the Japanese minister had called and given him an assurance that the suggestion that Britain and Japan might ware a
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    MALARIOLOGY COURSE
    383 14 .Begins On Monday FAMOUS DOCTORS WHO ARE COMING Singapore, Friday. JJEPRESENTATIVES of medical and health services from countries in the Far East, including China, India. Australia, Indo-China, Netherlands Indies and Siam are attending the fourth international malariology course to be held in Singapore from Monday next, under the
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    STRIKERS LET OFF WITH FINES
    1001 14 INTIMIDATION OF ESTATE KEPALAS (From Our Own Reporter) Seremban, Thursday. •T WOULD ask your worship in passing sentence to make it clear to these accused that no one has, or will be, prosecuted for legitimately airing labour grievances. What people must realise is that the
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    BURNED-OUT SHIP FOR SALE
    181 14 OFFER WANTED Silvercypress' Fate Singapore, Thursday. rIE Malaya Tribune understands that the 6,770-ton British motor vessej Silvercypress which caught fire near Ilo Ho (Philippine Islands) recently while she was on her voyage to New York, will be sold to a well-known London shipping firm, as she
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    SCHOOL MISTRESS RETIRES
    238 14 Serangoon Function To Miss Gibbs Singapore. Friday. A LARGE attendance of parents and over 350 school children was present at a farewell demonstration given by the Serangoon English School to Miss M. Gibbs, who has for several years been the headmistress of that school. She is now
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    SHIRLEY TEMPLE
    26 14 Child Star In Perfect Health A S i h r H rC h hay **««*t reports roreDly C i,^ ad 0f^ cc in Hollywood
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    Cashier's Jump From Bank Roof $200 MISSING FROM DESK
    1142 15 inquest opens Criticism Of Fire Brigade Singapore, Thursday. A JURY of three persons was called by the Singapore Coroner, Mr. W. McQuarrie, to-day, to sit in the incmest into the death of Tan Yap Lenjr, a receiving cashier employed hv the
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    The Easter Monday meeting, with in any famous drivers competing, opened the motor-racing season at Brooklan ds Surrey. The crowd watcmng cars at speed in the first race-the Easter Long Handicap. <Planet News).
    33 15 The Easter Monday meeting, with in any famous drivers competing, opened the motor-racing season at Brooklan ds Surrey. The crowd watcmng cars at speed in the first race-the Easter Long Handicap. &lt; Planet News).
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    DARING GERMAN SEA RAIDER
    344 15 Back To War-Time Haunts Singapore, Thursday. ONE of Germany's greatest and most daring sea raiders during the Great War is expected to arrive in Singapore shortly in the course of a world tour which he has planned. He is Count Felix yon Luckner —at one time
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    SPAIN CONTROL
    80 15 Fixing Date For Plan British Official Wireless. London. April 15. THE Chairman's Sub-Committee of the Non-intervention Committee met this morning at the Foreign Oflftce to consider a date for the simultaneous putting into operation of control schemes on land and sea. It is understood that the International Board
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    CHINA-MANILA SHIPS
    43 15 Shanghai, Apr. 15. The China Merchant Steamship Navigation Company is enjoying excellent business since the inauguration of the China-Manila Service. This has encouraged the company to think of extending its services to other foreign ports as well —Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    TOMMY FARR FIGHTS LIKE TIGER TO BEAT MAX BAER HALF-BLINDED BY BLOOD
    925 16 9ARRON BEATS MIZLER FASHIONABLE CROWD ATTENDS HARRINGAY Reuter. London, April 16. THE long-awaited fight between Max Baer, ex heavyweight champion of the world, and Tommy Farr reigning heavyweight champion of the British Empire, attracted one of the most
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    SAPPERS BEATEN IN FIRST DIVISION
    584 16 GUNNERS STRENGTHEN POSIT/ON AT TOP iS PULL points were collected bv the r Royal Artillery in the First Division League incounter with the Royal Engineers at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday. The Gunners won 9—1. WeH served by their defence, in which Kennington and Philips
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    To-day's Skye Race Meeting At Taiping
    281 16 Selections By "Argus Singapore, Friday. TIHE first day s events in con- nectio* with the two-day Skve race meffeFnjr at Taiping, which will be run off at Taiping this afternoon, will be as follows: Race i: Polo Pony Race, abcut 2 furlongs, catchweights: 1
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    Y.M.C.A. EVENTS
    84 16 Members of the V.M.C.A. are informed that entries for the tennis tournament close at 10 p.m. on April 23 ming carnival close at 10 p.m. on fend the entries for the handicap SwimApril 15. The attention of members of the tennis section is drawn to an addition ment
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    SOCCER FRIENDLY
    44 16 GenPrn? M Ath i e tlC Union team the tow on Sports' Club to-mor-Shah ffliSE latt T t r S ground: Moh Shfi |S2£% Chinnawah, Kassim, reserves N V Svph a I VC. M. aiaeen &gt; M. N. Hameed S A Ibrahlm and
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    Gordons' Band To Play At Stadium SINGAPORE VS. SERVICES
    189 17 Soccer Match \T STADIUM NEXT THURSDAY {SINGAPORE'S soccer team for Saigon Anson Road Stadium en Thursday next. will afford the side which goes t a Combined Services XI at the on the 26th a good work-out to sailing and the game
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    League Game Postponed
    37 17 THE Third Division League game between the S.C.C. and the Medical Services arranged for this afternoon has been postponed owing to a number of the latter side's players being quarantined on St. John's Island.
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    LADIES' GOLF
    171 17 Island Club v. Keppel G.G 1 y :D Club and Keppel G.C. ladies 1 wi meet in a match at'the Island Club Wednesday next, when the players making part will be (Island s nrst &gt;: 3.45 pjn. Mrs. S. K. Wong (36) v. Mrs. F R Lubbock (36).
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    THE DERBY
    32 17 Reuter. London. Apr. 16. The call over on the Derby to-day runs a follows: 9—l Fairford. taken and offered. 9—l Legrandduc offered, 10—1 taKen. 10U—7 Perifox offered, 15—1 taken. —Reuter.
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    SINGAPORE RACES
    24 17 The racecourse will be officially open for training from Thursday next at o.*&gt; a.m. when the usual coffee arrangement will be made.
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    T.J.R's First Win In B.H.
    256 17 T. J.R's First Win In B.H. League Heap Eng Moh Beaten Singapore, Friday. Topham Jones and Railton rcgister- cd their first win in the Business Mouses League yesterday by scoring a creditable win against the formidable Heap Eng Moh team by 2—1 on Fraser and Neave s ground yesterday. Play,
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    MARCHING ORDERS IN PADANG MATCH
    295 17 UNGENTLEMANLY PLAY IN SECOND DIVISION Singapore, Friday. YESTERDAY'S Second Division soccer match on the Padang, in which the S.R.C. b eat the Excise Club 2—l, was marred by ungentlemanly play and a player on each side received marching orders. At the outset Henman did «ood
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    HARBOUR BOARD J.S.C.
    100 17 Billiards Tournament Results And Ties The following are the results ana ties In the S.H.B Junior Service wuo billiards tournaments: Enelish Championship.—Yeo imiu Kessler 250 beat Ong Seng Kay 129. American Championship :-Leong Ah Seah 182: «&gt;an Chln Ye Tc' 250 beat P^e r Uthe draw for
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    SINGAPORE G.C.
    25 17 C beat Mrs. J. Moncur 4 Sfi£s. Lucas beat Mrs. M. M. *SE 2 G nd Farnell beat Mrs C. W. Wise (wo.)
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    FARR TO FIGHT SCHMELING?
    95 17 Reuter. London. AprH 16. WITHIN an hour of his* victory Farr receiv-d two big offers to fight in America but it is understood his next objective is a tight in England against Schmeling. the Daily Telegraph says Farr displayed courage amounting lo nonchalance and fought Baer
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    S.C.C. LAWN BOWLS FINAL
    86 17 Singapore, Friday. 0. w Gilmour and V. P. Barbat beat A. Ferguson and C G. Fugler _4&gt; yesterday in the final of the Handicap Doubles, S.C.C. Lawn Bowls Tournament. It was a closely contested match and they were all square at the 15th end Gilmour and
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    Cricket Teams
    175 17 SCRC. fixtures for week-end: V SRC at 2 p.m. at S.R.C. on Saturday:' Evan Wong, H. L. Boon, Lew Koe Pow Low Kee Choc, Ong Swee Kenc Ong Swee Law, Yap Choon Lin. Chua' Boon Ann, Kam Gim Lock, Gan Kee Tian, Scan Keng Siew. V RI 2nd
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    180 17 MR E E H. Beck, J.P.. who was Chief lfl Poiice Officer. Malacca, and who is officiating in the same capacity in Penan* has presented St. Mary's English School. Malacca, with a handsome silver cup foi an inter-house athletic competition. This gift by Mr. Beck is a
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    76 17 Lindrum Inman Coming Here MELBOURNE Inman writes to us from Peacehaven. Sussex, to say that he sails for the East with Horace Lindrum on April 24 and hopes to give billiards and snooker exhibitions in Singapore in July. Horce Lindrum, magician of the snooker world, recently made snooker breaks of
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    HOME SOCCER
    18 17 London. Apr. 16. In a Northern Division game yesterday Carlisle U. beat Lincoln City 3—l.— Reuter.
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    ST. PETER'S v. ST. MARY'S
    44 17 in a cricket match on St. Peter's ground, Malacca, St. Peter's Brigade, baiting first, put up 60 runs St. Mary's in their reply had scored 12 runs for the loss of five wickets when time for drawing stumps arrived.
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    SHE WAS X-RAYED 12 TIMES
    189 17 Tried Electric Treatment for Rheumatism To suffer for five years with pains in the back to be X-rayed 12 times.... to undergo electric treatment for three years and then to find that Kruschen was what she really needed to get jrelief. That was this woman
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    CONSPIRACY
    95 18 Twelve Charged In Nanking Shanghai, Apr. 15. AT the trial held in the Nanking Sup- reme Court yesterday, the attorneygeneral charged twelve defendants for being connected with the attempted assassination of Mr. Wang Cheng Wai, Chairman of the National Political Counsel. Among them nine were obviously involved in criminal
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    SZECHUAN PLANS
    62 18 M Shanghai, Apr. 15. Mr. Ho Kuo Kwang. a m:mber of the Travel ing Headquarters arrived at cbengtu and consulted General Liv Hsiang. Provincial Chairman ol S/e--chuan. regarding procedures for enforcing the arrangement? reached between the Central Authority and th.-&gt; Provincial Government. It is understood tint a (Ti/iantic
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    Criticism Of Penang Coolie Lines SASTRI REPORT COMMENTS
    1217 18 REPUDIATED Statement To Commissioners "thxo Penan £&gt; VVednesday. I HiS criticism is the only strongly condemnatory criticism in the whcli report. The immediate impussion ca the reader must inevitably be that the Penang Municipal coolie lines are in general old and o«
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    CHILD WELFARE SOCIETY
    598 18 List Of Donations h 1936 I 0 j THE Child Welfare Society of S p l pore acknowledges receipt of the loj. lowing donations and subscri:&gt; during 193(5,—totalling $10.443 38 V Lord Nuffield $4.261.S3 Singapore Turf Club $2.00U Singapoie (1924&gt; Rice Cn i. 1 Association $1,000. Mr.
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    SEDITION CHARGE
    28 18 The Indian, A^s? POre 1;-1J-hap^T d before Mi ing on a c l dCcurt thj tious document P o o cus^d 1 n T ,in the
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    21 18 Mr. Tan Cheng kent, of 38. untitled Honed to i" of ,ho same »iame mci Court. 30 ,n the Third P.
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      1527 19 m w 4 n m I Baldwin M P NEW INVASION OF Malayan Listeners Radio 905 3 suiyuan? SSneK; M&tfß Japan Reorganising PROGRAMMES OF BRITISH EMPIRE Empire Femes, m the ro Troops ZHL PROGRAMMES Calling!' A concert P ar ty, t i compered by Albert Grant, and includ- inisnm 'Modern
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    PADANG PARADE ON MAY 12
    152 20 Applications Now Invited I CEREMONIAL Parade of the Troops in honour of the Coronation of His Majesty the King will he held on tho Esplanade on Wednesday, May 12 at 7.30 a.m. =8*? His Excellency the Governor and Com-mander-in-Chief will attend and will take the
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    STATESMAN HURT
    45 20 in, Tir Shanghai, Aor 15 Ch s Hui &gt; a mei "ber of the Examination Yuen sustained head inJariea in an accident when his uotorua 7n«%T d K midway between Fencedtn 1 He was transferrSew°Jif P a o n h ghai f r trea^^t.-^in
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    41 20 Enche Abdul Aziz, who went to Tinjong Malim about a month ago to act SsS B Offi S r d^ bU Bakar a AsSstan S2r mcer there nas returned to Tapah and resumed duties as Deputy Assistant District Officer, Tapah puty
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    CHINESE DENIALS
    81 20 Japanese Allegations Refused A REPRESENTATIVE an o e f hai D APr (1) That China had raised a loan «f (2i That England had increased velopment of natural resourc^ (4) T n ha S t lkan l aild Szrchu^n Mrt hin Sl rP°,'? rltish cement rive 22 reach?
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    SINO-JAPANESE AFFAIRS
    56 20 Shanghai, Aor. 15. re P° rt ed from Japanese sources Jfiti«t Gene I a J,u. Changchum ex-For ign f China will n °t visit Japan until he has concluded his tour of Europe and America. Then he will exSXfe *ew« with Japanese official, and SSJLS? 1 8 r
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    35 20 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stronach of Batu Caves celebrated their Silver Weddine last week The marriage took place at St. Mary's Church. Kuala Lumpur on 1912 and was celebrated by the Rev. P. Gore Graham.
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR "RICKSHA PARADE"
    933 20 (To the Editor oj the Malaya Tribune) Sir.—It is regrettable that correspondence on the topic "Ricksha Parade" is no longer on the subject but is becoming personal, as most correspondence appearing in the press doefs. I will now give my view on prostitution and
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    FOUND WITH STAB WOUNDS
    338 20 Fate Of A Johore Post Clerk (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, April 14 A STARTLING discovery was made by two of his friends when Mr. L n Maria Soosay, Senior Telegraph clerk in the General Post Office. Johore Bahru with over 20 years service, was
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    37 20 Dr. (Mrs) A.B.C. Dural, who untitled in charge of the Women and Children Clinic, Batu Pahat. has gone on leave She was responsible for the opening of a clinic there. Dr. &lt;Miss) S Verghese takes htr place.
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    BUS TRAVELLER'S COMPLAINT
    177 20 J (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune ir YT Through the medium of your valuable paper I wish to point* out the unmannerhness of some lady passengers in buses. Many times—when the wer ~*m£ aVe g j ven U P m y sea t to these
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    TANJONG PAGAR BUS SERVICE
    132 20 I (T the Editor of the Malaya Tribune timeThaf observed for a tans the TaSon omni bus service along far hSS g Pagar route few ana ay and in^n With tne result that deTanjSng P agar d employed a: means thn? g v. To miSs a
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    SCENIC BEAUTIES OF CANADA
    441 21 Utracting Increased Tourist Trade Ottawa, Mar. 30. M scenic beauties of Canada, its T, hin.&gt; and hunting and other heal- recreations and its practically unded possibilities for investments vulv attracting an ever-increas-fH number of visitors or tourists, in Llv from the United States, but from Latin
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    FILIPINO-AMERICAN TRADE
    38 21 •Joint Committee To Study The Subject Reuter. Washington, Apr. 14. DRESIDEXT Roosevelt has approved o: a joint Philippine-American commit Tee to study the economic relations of the two Governments preparatory to terminating the preferential trade treat-men.--Reuter.
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    AMERICAN SCHOOLS
    202 21 Most Of Them Have Only One Room Washington. More than half of the 242,929 schools In the United States consist of a single room. mis is one of the facts about American schools and schoolchildren disclosed infigures issued by the Department of the Interior. Fifty-seven per cent, of
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    THE "AUSSIES"
    249 21  -  They Want To Guard The Palace (By Air Mail Lonaon, Mar. 30. AUSTRALIAN scldiers now in London to take part in the Coronation procession have one ambition. They want to take over the guard at Buckingham Palace for one period of 24 hours. Already the stalwart, slouch-hatted, befeathered
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    28 21 Mr. A.T. Supplah, the Chief Sanitary Inspector. Bataner Padan~ Tapah who wa, recently cperat?d upon for appendicitis in Ipoh Hospital, 's at Dresent on holiday convalescing in Penang.
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    32 21 His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to appoint Sergeant Major Karam Sinnh to be a of the Sikh Advisory Board for the Settlement of Malacca vice Sergeant Major Veer Singh I
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    "THE EYE IN THE SKY"
    217 21 Poppy Beds Seen From Aeroplane Cairo. IN "eye" in the sky is the latest weapon being used in Egypt's war against drug traffickers by Russed Pasha, British Director of the Central Narcotics Intelligence Bureau and Commandant of the Cairo City Police. W'th the aid of
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    100 COCKERELS IN DEMAND
    113 21 Coolies' Oaths In Court Seremban. Wednesday. THE preference of the ordinary Chinese 1 coolie to the cutting of the cock's head, as a course of affirmation, to the ordinary swearing, was amply testified in the local Police Court to-day during the case in which 18 young
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    HEALTH OF THE TOWN
    162 21 Statement Of Singapore Municipality THE Singapore Municipal health statement for the week ended Apr. 10 shows that there were 191 deaths, compared with 206 in the previous week, and with 244 in the corresponding week of last year. The chief causes of death were:— Beri-beri 7;
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    HIGH COST OF MAKE-UP
    136 21 Ceylon Women Fear Rise In Cosmetics Prices Colombo, Ceylon. The women of Ceylon are budgeting for an increase in their "beauty allowance" this year. Following the recommendations to the Government that a tax should bo put on all cosmetics, they fear that the prices of these
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    25 21 Detective-Inspector K.H. Song of the Detective Station will be transferred to Singapore shortly. Inspector K. Kirn Seng of Singapore will take his place at Penang.
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    665 22 Dog Delivers Newspapers A£2 Kiss Cow's "Quads" His Accordion Will HERE are some strange stories from many parts of the world, sent by Reuter correspondents:— WHEN TWO PART The following announcement appeared in a morning paper at Stuttgart:— "I have broken off mv engagement with Herr W.M.".
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    66 22 Spanish Trawlers Disturb Sardines St. Jean de Luz. Vigorous protests have been made by sardine fishermen here to the French authorities about the presence in French territorial waters of numerous Spanish armed trawlers. These, they complain, are prejudicial to the fishing trade. The* sardines, it is stated, are
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    616 22  -  Making: Athletes Out Of Weaklings (By Air Mail London. Mar. 30. UNDER -NOURISHED and undeveloped young men, who are having a trial in the Army, are being made athletes by three months of service food and training. These men who join ihe Supplementary Reserve «Infantry of
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    68 22 Toledo, Ohio. The principal figure of one ot the world's hardest luck stories is Mr Fred Hoerster, of Toledo. His wife is ill, his daughter is miss ing and he has lost his job. Recently the roof of his home was burnt—two weeks after his fire
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    PARADE OF TROOPS AT CORONATION
    751 23 MOM DOMINIONS, COLONIES AND PROTECTORATES (I'v Air Mai!) London, Mar. 30. 0E War Office has now received a full list of the Army, Navy and Air F or ce contingents which are the Dominions, Colonies kJ protectorates at the Coronatijon ,May 12. imoiiy 1 hem
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    411 23 Thought For Chldren On Procession Route Arrangements have been made by the Government and the Milk Marketing Board to provide milk at the milk-in-schools scheme price of Id. for a third of a pint to assemblies of children on Coronation Day. It is expected that nearly 3.000,000
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    267 23 Deadlock In Negotiations For Extension Canberra, Mar. 28. OWING to disagreement between tne Biitish, Australia, and New Zealand Governments a deadlock has occured HQ the negotiations for an extension of the air mail to New Zealand. The British Government are pressing the requesi that
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