Malaya Tribune, 17 April 1937

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXIV. -No. 90. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1937 FIVE CENTS- The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Saturday, Apr. 17, 1937. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1937 FIVE CFAT
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      246 1 READ THE TRIBUNE FOR BEST SPORTS REPORTS PEERLESS IRASMIC SOAP Dainty, Alluring, Fragrant PEERLESS ERASMIC is incomparable invaluable HV for the toilet and can be applied without harm to the roost delicate skins. Refreshand invigorating: it is a direct aid to the Jr SIME, DARBY CO., LTD., J Singapore, Kuala
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      125 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The MORNING; 'j TIUBIAE !§§!nTM"'fl|l IJBfflW Pure Cow's Milk nfiaM j Powdered For Safe Keeping S KLIM IS PURE COW'S MILK FROM THE WORLD'S FINEST DAIRY SECTIONS, AND IT CAN SERVE YOU AS IT IS SERVING MILLIONS OF FAMILIES—FOR DRINKING, COOKING AND INFANT FEEDING.
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      592 2 Chiiiosol J DISINFECTS AND CLEANSES all articles in daily use which may become carriers of d.i-rreious disease germs. Do not wait until infection is there: r mention is better—and cheaper. KEEPS MOUTH AND THROAT free from excitants of disease and protects against infeetlon— has a pleasant taste and removes unpleasant
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      374 2 BOARD AND RESIDENCE. THE LANKA HOTEL, UA 13 Trafalgar St~ off Tanjong Pagar rhe only boarding and lodging house with every comfort and excellent cuisine five minutes walk from Railway Station and Harbour. Special monthly terms for Boarders ■•©sas f 1.00, f1.50 and Doable Room 12.841 per day. Telephone 2653.
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      737 2 PUBLIC NOTICES I TENDERS GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. Tenders will be received at the ColoniaJ Secretary's Office, up to noon of the 26th April, 1837 for the following work:— Erection of Quarters for the Secretary Hill ffigh Comml ioner Ctowrnment Every person applying for a form of Tender will be required to
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      411 2 AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD ft LEASEHOLD SINGAPORE PROPERTIES. At the saleroom of Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng ft Co, Ltd.. No. lt (old No. 30) Chulia Street. On Wednesday, 21st April 1937. at 2.30 P.M. Lot 1. Valuable 999 years' leasehold land and houses Nos. 153, 155 ft 157, Beach
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      246 2 I CHEMISTRY All modern progress is dependent upon chemistry. The opportunities it presents are unlimited. At home in your spare time, through study of an I.C.S. Chemistry Course, you can master the fundamentals of this fascinating science. Let us send you further information. International Correspondence Schools (Colonial) Ltd. 10A, Collyer
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES RACE IN SIZE OF BATTLESHIPS
    471 3  - SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES RACE IN SIZE OF BATTLESHIPS Japan Rejects Proposal For 14-in. Guns (By Air Mail London, Mar. 30. JAPAN has taken the course that had been expected for some time and iofnSPv re j e ted the Br!tish m p e ropo al d armament, it follows that
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    SCANDINAVIAN SHIPPING
    213 3 Danish Companies' Inci eased Profits The report for 1936 of Det Foreneae Dampskibs-Selskab (United Steamship Co Ltd.), Copenhagen, shows a gross surplus of about 12ft million kr. (net of 764 mill kr. The sum of 1 1 mill Kr. is carried to reserves. Shareholders will receive a 6
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      446 3 STEAMER SAILINGS P&Gand BRITISH INDIA 1 1» 0. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore. 1937. RAWALPINDI 17,000 Apr. 23 BANGALORE 6,000 May 3 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
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      45 3 I O. S. K. 1 reduced fare to ENGLAND via Africa, returning to Singapore via Suez £103-8-0 Up Fare provides SingaporeJAfrica OS.X. Cabin Class; Africa England I Union Castle 2nd Class; LondonSingapore N.Y.K. 2nd Class. For further particulars, Apply to O.S.K. PASSAGE DEPT., J Singapore.
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      709 3 P. IV. I KOKUSAI LINE I I, (KOKUSAI RISEN KAISHA) i (Incorporated ln Japan) For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES. NEW YORK (via Panama) Dae Dae Sailing Due I Penan* Spore Spore via New York J m s XI KAMA MARU Apr. 17 Apr. 20 Apr. 23 June 4 \m s KONGO
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      441 3 m 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 MJ3. Spore Malacca P.S*ham P'ng BORINGIA 29-4 30-4 1-5 FIONIA 18-5 18-5 19-5 21-5 LALANDIA 8-6 8-6 9-6 11-6 JUTLANDIA
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      544 3 STEAMER SAILINGS NORDDEUTSCHER Jft \[L LLOYD NORD (Incorporated 'a LLOYD aermany). The undernoted are the Company'! intended fixtures:— OUTWARD FOR MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA ft JAPAN Due Spore. 1937 m.s. "FULDA" omits Singapore Manila, and Japan Ports— calls Hongkong, Shanghai and North China—Due Penang Apr. 29 Due Port Swettenham
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    445 4 LONDON COMMODITIES RUBBER London, Apr. 16. Last Price To-day Change Tone Irregular Quiet Spot Buyers. 10% 1013|16 +I|l6 Sellers 1013 16 1015 16 May Buyers 1013(16 10% I|l6 Sellers. 10% 10 15)16 +I|l6 July Sept. Buyers *****6 ***** Sellers. 11 11% -f-% °ct.|Dec. Buyers 10 1516 11%
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    COMMODITY PRICE SLUMP
    504 4 Due To Gold Rumours In U.S. rpHE recent slump in commodity prices A dan be attributed only partly to th? U.S. gold rumours, says the "Financial News". It was in the main an accentuation of the movement which started towards the end of last week; by yesterday
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    SIT DOWN STRIKE AT CIRCUS
    280 4 Tiger Tamer's Queer Protest I Sydney. N.S. vV 9. rpHE first sit down" circus strike in L the world occurred in Sydney the other day. It was at Wirth'.s Circus and lasted 10 hours during which time the striker, Captain Flagcr. wild animal tamer, iay
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    RUBBER MARKET FLURRY
    363 4  -  Liquidation By Speculators <By Air Mail London, April 7. THE flurry in the prica of rubber follow ing the news of recent big shipments from Malaya Is the natural result of a liquidation of speculative dealings in the commodity, states the "Financial Times", which adds: "There is
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    S. BRITISH INSURANCE
    44 4 Interim Dividend Of Is. Id. Cabled advice has been received to RHtf? 6 that the direct of the South British Insurance Co., Ltd.. have decshare an inteFim dividend of ls 4d- per Shareholders on the local register will AptUV UiVideilds WsdS!
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    CATTLE POISONED BY CYANIDE
    182 4 N.S. Wales Problem LEFT BY POACHERS OF PELTS Gundagai, N.S.W., Apr. 8. JJETECTIVE-SERGEANT Leary, of the C.1.8.. Sydney, giving evidence at the Gundagai Police Court, said that losses of stock in New South Wales in the last 12 months, caused by cattle eatiiu cyanide illegally distributed
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    DOG FIGHTS LEOPARD
    123 4 Battle In African Bush Krugtrsdrop iTrar.svaal 4 DOG and a leopard fought, a bait.r at Maanhaarrand, near here The dog's owner. Mi J Bcfcutte farmer, was walking through the *hi< K bush near his farm with a Trials when (hey caine upon the pair, fighting fiercely They
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    HARE BREEDING
    45 4 A hiimf n stubni tz. Isle of Ruegen. after hares have arriv ed her. S^tt! mpro^the stock of game hich stood the journey WTO f£**L2£ been marked so that it h!L tJZSP 1 to j how far thev Ruegen ammig thl forests 01
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      567 4 tOm~-CWl^C^,.fc*lAT (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). Successors to I The Chinese Commercial Bank Limited, The Ho Hong Bank Limited and 1 t The Oversea-Chinese Bank Limited. 1 CAPITAL* I i Authorised $40,000,000.00. .Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. TELEPHONES: J Managing Director 3172 Secretary
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      226 4 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED. ilncorporated in England) SINGAPORE BRANCH: 6, D'Almeida Street. .autborised and Subscribed Capital £2,000,000 Paid-up Capital £1,000,000 Seserve Fund 500,000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON Branches: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi, Madras, Amara, Baghdad, Bahrein, Jasra. Kirkuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and Money received on Fixed Deposits on
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1528 5 Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokerulssued bit Fraser and Co. MINING miter Co. Lyall tratt sellers Bayers Belters Ampai fin 63 6,9 63 6,9 < teMC Kumbang 35 3 36|9 35|- 35!6 n Austral Malay 57- 59i6 56!- 5816 VLr Hitam .....29- 30'- 29'- 30,6 r
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    EFFECT OF HIGH SHIPMENTS
    501 5  -  Messrs. Hecht, Levis And Kahn's Report (By Air Mail London, Apr. 5. PRACTICALLY coincident with the issue of our last week's letter came the figure of high shipment from the East for March. This has had some effect on the market, which came off quite sharply
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    WEEKLY RUBBER REPORTS
    138 5 Messrs. Guthrie And Co. Singapore, April 15. THE sudden turn in the trend of rubber 1 markets recorded in our last report hai been followed by a further sharp decline, and prices have lost in the las tew days all they have gained over tne oast month
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    LEWIS & PEAT (S'PORE) LIMITED
    192 5 LEWIS PEAT (S'PORE) LIMITED The liquidation of "Bull" accounts hat started last week became almost m avalanche during this, and the rise .n price that occurred during Easter has ill been lost. The latest news from both London and York now seems to indicate that •onfldence is again being restored
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    STANTON NELSON & CO.
    327 5 STANTON NELSON CO. THE storm of selling previously reported, which appeared to have died down, blew up again this week with renewed violence, and values in all markets suffered a further sharp decline, one and a quarter pence in London, two and a quarter cents in New York and five
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    FISH TOWS EARL 10 MILES
    115 5 Lord Carrick's 3,000 lb. Catch Fort Myers. Florica. A GIANT devil fish harpooned by the Earl of Carrick off the coast near here towed his fishing cruiser for 10 before being finally caught. The Earl, on a visit here from England, was alone in the
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    RUBBER STOCK FORECASTS
    19 5 London will show a decrease of 200 tons. Liverpool will show a decrease Of 150 tons.
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    192 5 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, April 16. Total for Cose financial Company Dividend Date Ex. Div. year Payable Date to date TIN Hong Fatt 5% Final Apr. 10 Apr. 21 Apr. 11 15% Hong Fatt 47c Int. Apr. 10 Apr. 21 Apr. 11 4% Johan 124fc% Final Apr.
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      272 5 BANK OF CHWaT (Incorporated in China by Special Charter) t i 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. Telephones: Manager's Office 6444 Exchange Dept 6441 I General Office 5188-9 Cable Address: "CHUNGKUO" 1 I r-aiu t p Capital Ch. 40,000,000.00 Reserve Funds in excess of I 3,500,000.00 J 1 Total Assets approximately $1,400,000,000.00
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    114 6 Hongkong, Canton, *Shanghai, 'Kobe. ♦Manila and vU.S.A.: Imperial, closing 7 p.m. to-day. Medan. JaskS, "Amsterdam;* and rLondon§: Netherlands, closing 12.45 pm. to-day. Penang, Siam, Burma, India. Iraq. Palestine. Egypt, E. and S. Africa. Great Britain, Ireland, Europe and N. and S. America: Imperial, closing 7 p.m. today.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    194 6 Mails expected Irom Australia. Netherlands Indies ptc, by Air (Qantasi to-day. Deliveries of boxholders' letters only at 3 p.m. and general delivery of letters 4.05 p.m. to-day. Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air (Netherlands) to-day Deliveries of boxholders' letters only at 3 30 p.m. and general delivery
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    21 6 The Air Mail (Netherlands, despatched irom Singapore on Apr 10 was dE hv ered in London on Apr 15
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    SCOUT JAMBOREE
    118 6 All-Malaya Meet At Tanjong Malim JANjong Malim. the southern-most 1 town in Perak. where there is a M Q is to be the venue of an All" EHfJfe ?m an fr A om" MV Frank c %**A offic!al S Malaya Mr H Sa S d^ Commlssione r 'or
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    96 6 British Official Wireless. London. Aor 16 Pari* 110 1 64 New York 4.91 u 16 Montreal 4.01 Brussels 29.16 Qenevo 21 53 Amsterdam 8.98 >„ Milan »3 5 16 Berlin 12.22 Stockholm 10 39» 3 22.40. Oslo 19.90 Vienna 26'-. Prague I40? a Belgrade 213 Madrid oom i
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    GOODWILL TOUR BY SCOUTS
    268 6 Exchange Of Courtesies 300 LOCAL BOYS MEETING Singapore, Friday. "JHIS is mainly a goodwill tour and we are indeed very happy to come to Singapore although our stay here is going to be so short," stated Viscount Tsuyo Mishima, President of the Japanese Boy Scout Federa
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    HUSBAND AGED 10
    127 6 Sued For Maintenance By 17-Year-Old Wife Calcutta. r°an h d "rate of 10 n sCed^moXTocLrr^^ bOJ o a summons in a nSn* tenance claim brought by hiTwife The wife Is a girl of 17 «S1 that she was married about 10 year .Since then, with a short
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    MONTREUX TALKS
    145 6 Transitional Period Difficulty a ii£ Reuter. Montreux. Apr. 16. THE question of the transitional period occupied the Conference most of yesterday. There was no agreement among the delegates who are so sharply divided, though more evenly than was at nrsexpected. The discussion was again adjourned for further study
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    VOLLEY BALL
    153 6 Johore E. C. Beat Police (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, April 16. rpHE Volley ball team of the English College. Johcre Bahru. meo the Police on the latter's ground at the Depot, Jalan Ah Fook. yesterday evening in a return match and won by two games to
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    WHAT'S ON?
    131 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY. APR. 17 Rotary Club Tiffin. Sea View Hotel, 1.30 p.m. Visit to new Airport. Football: S.A.F.A. League. Div. I. S.C.F.A. v. Middlesex, Anson Road Stadium. Cricket: S.C.R.C. v. S.R.C. S.R.C; SC.C "A" v. St. Andrew's. S.C.C; ACS v. 5.J.1.. 5.J.1.; A.CS. v.
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    THE HARBOUR
    108 6 Singapore, Apr 17 Ships aloncside the Wharves or elected to arrive. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Rohna 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) C.ewang 16; Klang 14 Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Mirzapore 30; Raub 34; Parig* 38 Empire Dock <Entrance Gate *j Kola 47; Clytoneas 48 (El,tranCG
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    AMUSEMENTS
    78 6 ALHAMBRA.—"The*" SHH 315. 6.15 and 9.15 p m Captam s Kid" •.iWSirTUr Sma,t Girk 3.15. anW^r 810 "V 3.15. 6.15 EMPIRE Shadou" nf r?u Pm P.m. and 9p m f Chlna town» 7 and THEATRE ROYAL '•»ot Pm Imm 6.15 and atnaWali ,Ta Side-Chiemas:-G y iobe^ ra JPW 1
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      328 6 MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL A j t TO-NIGHT 1 i ORCHESTRAL CONCERT BJS to 9.15 p.m. I DINNER AND DANCE (formal) <M 5 to midnight J AND FINAL APPEARANCE OF J NINA VLADIMIR 1. Thais 2. Comparsita S BOOK YOUR TABLE Non-diners gI.OQ j RAFFLES BRASSERIE "mT*" j J POPULAR GRILL
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      107 6 ■I Rheumatic pains Kidney trouble etc. «•ured uitli ROIVSAX. U V ater and a tea-spoonfu! like w the unc acid cr\staN 2 diSSO,Ves SUffar expel fa P<> is ons from the body reduced stlff yS r rh Umatic ™ellings are IW star l,rnb s are loosened and agauT body becomes
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      209 6 tPOSTAL INTELLIGENCE j s STEAMER MAILS DESPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DAT? AND TlMfc India.—Ea.bt. North, South tl R,fr^ WeSt+ Sirdhana Apr. 17 2 p.m. ob d a hana a 5 SK^ff" -lonly1only > :a3 B> Sarawak (generally) Bintulu 5 Vyner Brooke 8 4 p m pungun, Kemaman and Kemasek Tung
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      438 6 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs in Sinan pore members of which are readers \t the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary J provided specially for them. Secret taries are invited to co-operate in kccr ing it up-to-date and complete. n a f penings of general interest will still bZ included in
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    A JOURNAL IN NORTH MALAYA
    1267 7 A Glut Of Sport In Penang Advice Of Sir Julien Cahn Chief Averages Of Tourists The Sport Of Kings Still Popular Racing Statistics Trade Revival (From Our Staff Representative) Pfewfg Office, Apr. 14. i I i'EK an enjoyable week-end ol purl, life in Penang at
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    TWENTY YEARS AGO
    275 7 From The Malaya Tribune, Apr. 17, 1917 rE clergy of the church of England are meeting this week In Singapore. The following are attending th* Conference: the Reverends L. W. Coleman (Java); E. L. Danicn <Seremban>; K. Gamier tPenang): E. N. Oreenhow ilpoh); HO. Htnham (Batu Gajah):
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    HAINAN ISLAND
    180 7 Active Moves Towards Development Hong Kong, Apr. 16. THE island of Hainan nas lately attract ed a great deal of public notice, and has become the subject of much discussions. In view of its Importance both from strategic and economic aspects, the Government ol China is speeding up
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    JEWISH CORONATION FUND
    135 7 THE Zionist Association, Singapore, writer" Some time ago we issued an appeal to local Jewry for a special Fund called the "Jewish Ccronatlon Fund" to commemorate the Coronation of His Majesty King G?orge the VT; the proceeds to be sent to the Jewish National Fund for the
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      41 7 KEEP HEALTHY KEEP KEEP cham's Pills. This purely vegetable medicine ensures a regular, natural and easy cleansing of the stomach, liver and bowels, and freedom iiom Constipation, Sick Headache. Eiiiousness and Indigestion. TAKE THE WORLD'S MEDICINE Obtainable from your local deaia*.
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      206 7 <• A I USE THE "EVERLAST" SET LEARN FRENCH in 3 WEEKsT of PEN PENCIL I (Made in U.S.A.) by FOYLOPHONE j GUARANTEED FOR LIFE! iC cm*m H*mm I v'k H t\ in England). In thirteen 12" Nibs heavdy gold-plated on Darmm do uble-sided gramophone records V base tipped with
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      161 7 Asthma Germs Rilled in 3 Minutes Choking, gasping, wheeciiig Asthma and Bronchitis poison your system, ruin your hvalth m.d weaken your heart. Mendaco, the prescription of an American physician, ■tans kiiling Asthma Uerms In 3 minutes, purifies the blood and buiris n.n* vitality so that you can steep soundly all
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      114 7 P. Q WEAR IT! SELF-TREATMENT OF DISEASE f 3 WITH MARVELLOU S RESULTS. Price $3.90 t p Sole Supplier:— J I MAX TING SUM,—' ST j I f */p■■: r '-^^«-'i B F.P.C. (Lond.), F.N.A.M.-Th. (Loi.d.). Mechano-Therapy. Psycho-Therapy I Electro-Therapy. S I 6, JALAi» s>KOLA, KUALA LUMPUR. V (opposite the
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      258 8 ALHAMBRA Opening TO-DAY I 3 SHOWS 3.13 6.15 <>.l > JOIN ODR PIRATE BAND AND HUNT THE A GREAT CAST OF FAVOURITES BRING YOU I AN EXCELLENT COMEDY Funny tone Walk Hear SYBIL JASON Sing:— GUY G p ;;r "I'M TUT /iin-r» ¥»t»« w»»x■* W i,h JANE VAN FRED LAWRENCE
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      26 8 11 Don Forget Wednesday 21st April AT THE PAVILION fIH_V_BJD_D_B_HDJHD~ TAUBER TRIUMPHS AGAIN |u_| M|j Bf '!-T :'ft{§ j gfligj^"' "TR SAB FILMS »RlSt*i RICHARD TAUBER
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      138 8 4 P"H NO ONE SHOULD MISS IT!§ mm Malaya Tribune Thursday.® I Ep*s]| j PAVILION^ Positively Last Three Shows kay francis SRlffi lAN HUNTER Bp n a creen Story Based on--.. Recent International Events J**Stolen Holiday"! i with f CLAUDE II \I N S j EXTRA: LATEST GAUMONT BRITISH NEWS.
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    UP AGAINST NAZI 4-YEAR PLAN
    362 9 Yorkshireman's Fate At 5 Leipzig Fail- Berlin rE Nazi Four-Year Plan is having considerable influence on this year's Leipzig Spring Fair as one exhibitor from Leeds, Yorkshire, has found to his cost. He arrived at the Fair with a machine for wrapping up cardboard boxes
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    MURDERER OF SEVEN
    196 9 Death Sentence For Terrorist Belgrade. THE death sentence has been passed on Arsen Nikolov, Macedonian ter rcrist and self-confessed murderer of seven men, after a trial lasting one day before the Defence of the Realm Act Special Court here. In court he openly admitted to 18 attempted
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    SPARTAN BEAT MAYFAIR
    131 9 Before a crowd of badminton enthusiasts the Spartan Badminton Party entertained the Mayfair Badminton Party to a friendly badminton game of five singles and two doubles on Sunday last. Spartan BP. > on by 6 games to 1. Scores iopauar. names firs*/.--Khoo Ei.r Tzc beat See dim
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    JOLLY LADS BEATEN
    108 9 A return match was played between the Jolly Lads B.P. and the ™JUy BP at 19, Newton Road which the Family B P. won by six games to nil. Family B.P. players mention first.— SINGLES:— Heng Siak Kwee (w.0.); Heng Siak Thiang beat Phoa Lian Seng 15—9,
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    ROYAL VISIT TO CUP FINAL
    227 9 King And Queen To Be At Wembley IT has been officially announced that the King and Queen will be present at Wembley on Saturday, May 1, to see the final of the Football Association Cup between Sunderland and Preston. This will be the second great
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    THEATRE STRIKE AVERTED
    90 9 Paris. The threatened strike of Paris theatre hands will not materialise. They have voted a resolution declaring that, having been informed of the negotiations now proceeding at the Hotel Matignon with a view to examining thev claims, they place confidence in their delegates to follow the negotiations
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      731 9 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS simTapore municipality MUNICIPAL ENGINEER'S DEPARTMENT APPOINTMENT OF JUNIOR CLERK Applications are invited for the post of Junior Clerk. Municipal Stores, River Valley Road, in Grade 5 of the Salary Scheme for the Municipal Junior Service, a t a commencing salary of $50 per th, rising by annual increments
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      70 9 laLHAMBRA-— \ext_ Change The Famous Star of FLASH GORDON... Returns in a Grand Comedy Romance on the Same Programme Return Screening By r Special Request i The Sensational Fight I Between If JOE LOUIS and MAX SCHMELLING I VIROL for robust health "1 A LIT OF FURNITURE AT RACHELS Teapoys
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      297 9 I Here's another sparkling M-G-M Comedy Hit! Put it down on your "NOT TO MISS" LIST! CAPITOL April 23rd. RAtMONTGOHIRY 0 IN THE NEW STAR- a g SPANGLED LAUGH HIT 6 WfM fl t Q FRANK MORGAN Q 0 Jlsslf tALPH NIOEL MUCF Q jT\ Ok»»«t»d by «khw_ ftoi-ilowtki »r«MJ«t*_
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      510 9 iiliiiiiil illii niil iliiiiliiiiiiiit I iiif till liiil iiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif iiiiiiiHiiiiiiOimiiiiSHiff uiiiiif Theatre ROYAL 6,5 TON IGHT 9 15 f LAST TWO DAYtf OF THIS WONDERFUL—PARTLY iiil! COLOURED TAMIL FILM— M 1" KATNAWALI I GRAND THEATRE (New Wortrfj Matinees Saturday 17th Sunday 18th April. «*2nBRS 'WAGON WHEELS' L I
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH.
    70 10 LIM.—Mr. Lim See Quee (Sene Hong) passed away peacefully on Thursday, the 15th instant, at his residence No 494. Geylang Read, at the age of 63. He leaves behind him 1 wife. 6 sons. 2 daughters, 1 daughVer-in-law and 1 granddaughter to mourn his loss. Funeral will
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    A LOOK AROUND
    678 10 JJECEIPT of advance copies of the official programme of the Coronation. issued by King George's Jubilee Trust, is another reminder that we are getting very close to an event which the Empire will celebrate w'th wholehearted fervour. The programme, which will be on sale throughout the Empire
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    OBITUARY
    91 10 Former Puisne Judg„> Of F.M.S. iFrom Our Own Correspondent > ißy Air Mail» London April 7. fFHE death has taken »)laee at Bud- lelgh Salterton. Devon, of Mr Thomas Sereombc-Bmlth. retired Pnl Judge, late ol Hong—kong and the Federated Malay States. Mr Screoi* beSinith was 79 years of a«e,
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    MALAYANS AT HOME
    168 10 Mr. Norman Wynnes Address To Rotary Club (From Our Own Correspondent) 'By Air Mail) London, April 7. Mr. J. Norman Wynne, of Glyn Ceiriog, gave a most interesting talk to the Oswestry Rotary Club at their weekly luncheon, on "British Malaya" Mr Wynne, who is a much
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    CORONATION PROGRAMME
    134 10 Thousands Ordered By Commercial Organisations Thousands of copies of the official souvenir Coronation Programme are being ordered, from the King George's Jubilee Trust, by commercial organisations with interests in all parts of the world. The programmes with a specially printed presentation band, will be distributed to customers of
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    20 10 Mr. T.A. O'Sullivan Inspector of Peso's Perak. st.a*ion r d pi visited the Anclo-Chinese School, Kampong Koh, Sitiawan, last week.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Hats Off To Farr
    222 10 NOTES COMMENTS Hats Off To Farr AT no time in the present century have supporters of British boxing neen as jubilant as they are to-day At long last it seems that the old country has produced a heavyweight of championship material in the person of Tommy Farr. of Wales, who
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    A Fine Victory
    228 10 pARR. who is 23 years of age, Was comparatively unknown a ferns ago. His victory over the Sout ri African Ben Foord, who beat Pete _>en, brought him into the limelight, and thus his match with Max Baer was brought about. Champions come and go quickly, ana
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    No Nerves
    179 10 jJARR proved that his victory over Ben Foord was no fluke, however for according to the cabled report he beat the redoubtable Baer in a clean and keen fight. It would appear that the Welshman is one of those fortunate individuals who do not suffer from nerves. "This
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    Beer And The Tin Industry
    151 10 I rjio what extent does the putting up of beer in cans benefit the tin industry? Judging by figures received from America, the benefit is quite considerable. About three pounds of tin are used for every thousand cans, and it is I calculated that last
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    Topics Of The Day
    331 10  -  By Looker On "IF you suffer from a touch of gout. what is better than a diet of spinach and mineral water?'' asks a writer. A touch of gout. The heroine of a new novel i s described as "in every way the perfect girl." No
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    NO PARLEY ON FREIGHTS
    76 11 Estates Hei tttrtndfi Reuter. Apr. IG. A conferences bei:iiui..t«Tie» concerned I Mtue, ol Japanese rresU, the Japan Tim/*» ru.ir.lv \tn thai tli.-» Foreign II am) lilt Mhiktrv cf I omniumi have reached a tentative i.i la dediH€ th* invitation for i.i..»)-Japanese shipping confer- <■• .■'[<• (he
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    GENERAL STRIKE OF MINERS
    289 11 AVERTED? Two Issues Under Discussion British Official Wireless. London. April. IG. i »1T hu> fan l>e<*n taken of all n the roaiflolda of -rcat Britain on IP.. iQftStion <»' s'rike action in connection wl:h the local disputes „!i has hern in projrres- for some n mi
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    GOOD YEAR FOR I.C.I.
    75 11 Easii;- Conditions In Far East Reuter. London. April 16. po*i -112 Imperial Chemical 1 i ting the c-mcern's v.'jp'. during 1936. states i iui ru tha whole was good. from Japan continued but there w?ie signs \u this having China raprovcd, partly Witb the «eneral recov?ry
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    CHINA BORDER TROUBLES
    54 11 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Apr. 16. 1 I are again active in 1 harhar-Hopei border. They are Been .In the villages taking of different places. On om e occasions, they even addrsss in public meetings, stirring innocent vil- r s to ri ss against the government.—
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    SOVIET DISHONOURS SIGNATURE TO NAVAL PACT SHIPS WITH 16-INCH GUNS PLANNED
    194 11 AMERICAN DISCLOSURE ORDERED BEFORE JAPANESE DENUNCIATION other signatories to London naval protocol for the limitation of naval guns to a maximum of 14-inch calibre were awaiting notice of the attitude of Japan. Soviet Russia, one of the original adherents,
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    SHIPS TO BE BUILT IN RUSSIA
    176 11 Reuter. Washington. April 16. Department of State has re- vealed that the Soviet Government approached some time ago two American companies for supply of material and designs and equipmen: for a modern capital ship armed with sixteen inch gunr, to be assembled in Soviet
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    DANGER OF NAVAL RACE
    121 11 Sir Samuel Hoare's Fears Reuter. London, April 16. GRAVE apprehension of the possibility of unrestricted competition and unlimited design in naval construction was expressed by Sir Samuel Hoare at a tiinner in London to-night when he said Britain would welcome the opportunity of ratifying the London
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    LOSSES FROM SANCTIONS
    119 11 Britain Still Suffers COAL EXPORTS TO ITALY DOWN British Official Wireless. London, Apr. 16. 'pHE continued losses which Great Britain has incurred from her loyalty to the League of Nations in the Italo-Abyssinian dispute and the dislocation of trade which sanction? involved is shown in the figures
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    ANTI-NAZI LAW IN S. AFRICA
    241 11 CO-OPERATION Hertzog's Hint To Hitler Reuter. Capetown, A,.r, lb. •J Jit Boulll Alntan i.uvernnicntS unti-.Navu proclamation iu South V"» t.rk.» is not a breach of the m.iiuiate, 'leelar'«* (irncral HerUoK J" reply t«. thr protest mad? by German V* vernment u> the Government of Snuth
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    FILMS BANNED IN COLONY
    110 11 Gun Play And Gang Work FOLLOWING is a list cf cinematograph films banned by the censo:. Captain T. M. Hussey. during the first quarter of 1937. The Lady Pirate; (Nam \it Film C:. (H'K.ong) Gangster plct with murder and hold-ups. Thr Black Room; (R.K.0.) murder. Two
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    52 11 Shanghai. Apr. 16 IN a Government decree published rtcently it was deeded that tne proceeds derived from the domestic con sumption salt tax. b° devoted to reconstruction work in China It wa r therefore, found necessary that the rat: of taxes on general salt should bp increased in order to
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    BASQUE GOVERNMENT APPEAL
    413 11 SHIPPING CAN USE BILBAO British Official Wireless. London. Apr. 16. ITIWO private not ice questions on the situation on the Basque coasl were answered in the Commons today by the foreign secretary. He read a telegram from the British confetti at Bilbao as follows: The president of
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    SETTLEMENT AT OSHAWA
    128 11 Motor Strike Over AGREEMENT MADE AT DETROIT Reuter. Oshawa, Apr. 16. jyjß. Homer Martin, the president of the Union of Automobile workers, announced that an understanding was reached at Detroit yesterday, the terms of which will be submitted to a mass meeting of strikers to-night, for ratification.
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    ROTARY CLUB
    47 11 Mr*. A. B. Jordan To Speak On Wednesday Mrs. A. B. Jordan president-elect of the Y.W.C.A.. Singapore, will speak en "The Blue Triangle at the meeting cf the Singapore Rotary Club at the Hotel. on Wednesday. Ladies will be welcome as guests at this meeting.
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    18 11 Mr. R.P.S. Rajascoria. the wellknown lawyer, who recently went on holiday to Japan, has returned to Kuala Lumpur.
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    REPLANTING RUBBER PROPERTIES
    85 11 Important Concession Announced fTHK following notification has -1 I i' n *Mied by the Controller of Subtler. Malaya:— It lias been agreed that for the purpose of replanting rubber, properties of one owner in Johore, Ktdnh the Colony and the Federate! Malav States ran, with the approval
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    PEACE ON U.S.A. WATERFRONT
    55 11 Strike Settled THREATENED TIE UP AVERTED Reuter. New York. Apr. 16. I TMIE strike of seamen and wireles* <>p:Ma».,|-s called by the American Telegraphists Association yesterday against vessels owned by thi j International Mercantile Company ha~ been settled after a conference which was attended by representatives
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    24 11 Mr. W.H. Hipwell, Senior Executive Engineer, Kuala Kangsar, visited S.tiawan and the Dindings on Monday on duty. He inspected the Sitiawan emergency landing ground.
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    U.S. COURT BUSY AGAIN
    96 11 LAW REJECTED Pension And Dole Illegal T Boston, 16. HE New Deal social security programme of old age and unemployment insurance has been ruled unconstitutional bv a majority decision of the fnitrd States Circuit Court of Appeals. Without deeldim? the question he'her or not the Federal
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    RADIO PLANS FOR CORONATION
    212 11 Narrative Of Entire Ceremony British Official Wireless. London. April 16. THIRTY-TWO microphones are being 1 installed in Westminster Abbey to giv c a detailed sound picture of the Coronation service, and it is probable that as the ceremony proceeds, the King's voice will be heard by
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    ANTI-LYNCHING LAW
    96 11 Opposed By Southern States Reuter. Washington Apr 15 THE Bouse of Representatives pushed a 1 bill by 276 votes u> 119. intr..duc ci by Mr. Gavagun. making lynching a Federal offence The bill imposes heavy tine* i nd imprisonment on sheriffs or c permitting prisoners to be b&fceri
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    COTTON DELEGATION'S REQUESTS
    88 11 Recovery Of Export Markets British Official Wireless. London. Apr. 16. k LARGE and influential deputation from the Lancashire cotton industry, representing both employers and workers, laid before the President of the Board of Trade to-day an arpeal for further consideration and effective action by the Government- on
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    ALL-ROUND DRIVE FOR HIGHER WAGES IN U.K. EFFECT OF TRADE REVIVAL
    879 12  -  STRONG MOVE Every Industry Affected (Br Air Mail London, Apr. 7, rE general improvement in trade, increasing profits in many Industrie», and rising price* afftwling the cosi< of living are likely to bring a revivai of wage demands by
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    OFFER OF $1 A MONTH
    121 12 Sikh Milk Seller's dahkrupfcy Singapore, Friday. THOUGH he is only earning 15 cents a day by selling milk curd, Bitandi Guwala*. an aged Sikh suprlsed his lordship Mr. Justice Thorne, and.the Assistant Official Assignee, Mr. Kph Choon Hong, to-day by offering to pay $1 per
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    Y.W.C.A. CAMPAIGN
    278 12 Progress Of Team Workers VISITORS to the Y.W.C.A. building in Raffles Quay are interested in an original and colourful chart which meets their eyes as they enter the front door, and no less interested are all the members and "team" workers who are eager to watch the progress
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    THEFT OF $310
    103 12 Malay Charged By Employer Singapore, Friday. JALAL bin Haji Abdul Rahim, a Malay servant in the employ of one Jeanette Carters pleaded guilty before Mr. W. G. Reeves the Second Magistrate this morning to a charge of theft of property belonging to his mistress valued at $310.
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    MR. JOHN LAYCOCK
    83 12 Farewell Party At The New World MR. John Laycock, who is shortly leaving Singapore on "Home leave was the guest of honour at an informal dinner party given at the New World last night by Mr. and Mrs. Ong Boon Tat. About 20 guests were invited, and
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    CHOLERA PROBLEM IN SIAM
    397 12 j\TOT SO SERIOUS AS IS THOUGHT Singapore, Saturday. the cholera epidemic was not so very serious as was apparently being considered outside the State, although it was true that in the country itself the people were really scared of it, was the opinion expressed on the
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    AT THE CINEMAS
    144 12 THE RITZ Fred Astaire Ginger Rogers In "Swing Time" FRED ASTAIRE and Ginger Rogers, who have, as a dance-team in many an excellent musical picture, delighted cinema-fans, are at their best in "Swing Time," another fine musical picture which concludes its three-day successful run at the Ritz
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    CORONATION GIFTS
    19 12 Messrs. Ho Ho Biscuit Factory Ltd. have presented 10,000 packets of biscuits for the Children's Coronation Celebrations.
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    20 12 The Hon. Mr. Cator, British Resident. Perak, paid an official visit to the Parit j District Office early this week.
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    $500 NOTE FOR $20 LOAN
    204 12 Indian Clerk's Story Tn Court Singapore Friday. "I BORROWED $20 from a Sikh money lender named Assar Singh in January 1937. but made out the promisorv note for $120 and dated it November 1935 because I was told by the lender that if I did
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    JOCKEY INJURED
    107 12 Thrown Off Horse At New Race Coiirse Singapore, Saturday. MR Hate, the well-known Malayan Jockey wa» In» victim of a nasty accident this morning which ma> kc«p bim from participating in tne forthcoming Singapore Raees \Vhi!>! exercising horse on trie New Kacc Course at Bukll Timah shortly aftar
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    POLICE CALL FOR SHIPPING
    183 12 Signals In Force In Singapore Singaore, Friday. A NOTICE from the Master Attendant state»: A case occurred rrcently where one man was killed and three others injured during the unloading of cargo in a ship in the Inner Roads and, owmc to the Master not knowing
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    WESLEY CONCERT
    255 12 Excellent Choir And Soloists Singapore SiUvrdujrlE announcement ol a -Wesley Concert" in Singapore is always an of a pleasant musical evening Great interest is token in mu.-.ic by the members of Ihe Wesley Church, and another important point is that the hall in which these concerts arc held
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    BEATING OF RETREAT
    108 12 Middlesex Band On Padang On Monday gEATING of Retreat by the Band and iL^i UrnS the lst Battalion, The Middlesex Regiment (D.C.0.), by kinH permission of Lieut.-Colonel 6 H Tid bu 7. MX!, and officers, will take place on the S.C.C. Padang on Monday, begiSrfonows 1 program
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    MORE TIN USED THIS YEAR
    508 12  -  NEW FIGURES Biggest Jump In U. S. A. (By Air Mail iFroyrt Our Own Corresih)»- London, April 7. WORLD consumption of tin in January, 1937, increased by 18.4 per cent, to 15,668 tons against 13 237 tons in January, 1936. according to statistics published in
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    PUBLISHERS BEAT THE CHINESE
    421 14 IN SECOND DIVISION OF S.A.F.A. LEAGUE Singapore, Saturday. THE Malaya Publishing House team, who were promoted on winning the Third Division Championship last season, are doing well In the Second Division and arc now third in the tables. Yesterday they beac the Chinese II by 3—o,
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    STATE CRICKET
    62 14 Perak v. Selangor At Week-End Ipoh. rE following is the Perak team to meet Selangor during the week-enc at Ipoh:— G. M. Brand (capt.), I. W. Blelloch, J. P. Chrysostom, R. C. Ehrke. T. M. Hart, W. O. Jonklaas, G. M. Mathews, A. W. Moreira, G. F. G.
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    JOHORE TENNIS
    68 14 Royal International Club Tourney (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, April 16. ENTRIES for the Royal. Johore International Club annual handicap tennis tournament to be held on the Club's Courts, on April 29, close shortly. The events this year will be for the veteran's doubles, ladies' doubles, mixed
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    Incident in the soccer match between the R.A. and the R.E. at Anson Road Stadium. (Tribune>.
    16 14 Incident in the soccer match between the R.A. and the R.E. at Anson Road Stadium. (Tribune>.
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    HOME SOCCER PROGRAMME
    241 14 ENGLISH and Scottish League fixtures for to-Jay are as follows: ENGLISH LEAGUE (DIV. I) Arsenal v. Portsmouth Bolton W. v. Stoke C. Brentford v. Chelsea Derby County v. Birmingham Everton 1 v. Charlton A. Huddersfield T. v. Grimsby T. Manchester U. v. Middlesbro' Preston NE. v. Manchester
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    SCOTTISH LEAGUES
    38 14 Reuter. London, April 17. Postponed matches played yesterday resulted as follows: DIVISION I Celtic 5, Arbroath 1. Hamilton 2, Kilmarnock 2. DIVISION II S enhousemuir 8, Dundee U. 2. East Fife 4, Ayr U. 1. —Reuter.
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    C.U.v. GORDONS
    73 14 A team will be chosen from the following to represent the union against the Gordon Highlanders Ist team to-day on the Union ground at 5.15 p.m.:— Goh Tong Hee, H. C. Humphries, Ong Seng Hock, Teo Chee Tung, Yeow Cheng Hoe, Tan Lye Chuan, Sng Koey Hoe, Eusopp
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    HOME RACING
    31 14 Reuter. London, Apr. 16. The Craven Btakes result was as follows: Snowfall (13-8) 1. Sunbather (100-30) 2. Streamstown (0-1) 3. Twenty ran. Won by a length, third ten away.—Reuter.
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    Johnson Beats Hemchit At Penang
    251 14 Last Night's Boxing {From Our Owrl Correspondent) Penang, Saturday. YOUNG Johnson, who has been showing a welcome return to form lately, and recently ran Ignacio Fernandez very close in a title fight in Singapore, beat the formidable Neil Henchit in Penang last night on a
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    UNITED CONFEDERATE F.A.
    294 14 The eighteenth anniversary of (he United Confederate Funeral Association was celebrated at Mr. Aw Boon Haw's seaside bungalow, Pasir Panjang at Easter. On Saturday night a Ronggeng was in attendance and fif cy members sat for dinner during which the hon. secretary, Mr. Wee Cheng Siang, gave
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    TAIPING RACE RESULTS AND HANDICAPS MISS SINGAPORE PAYS BEST DIVIDEND
    1077 14 CAPT. HARDING AND MR. L. WHITAKER PROMINENT (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, Apr. 16. H. H. the Sultan of Perak and the Hon. Mr. G. E. Cator, British Resident, were among those present to witness the first day's card of
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    Wearnes Beat P. Simons Yesterday
    615 15 Business Houses League Singapore, Saturday. WEABNE Brothers beat Paterson Simons by two goals to nil in a Pusiness Houses League match on the V.M.C.A. ground yesterday. Wearnes were much the superior team throughout and fully deserved t:> win. Paterson Simons were triers a!I ihe way
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    AUGUST B.P.
    188 15 Annual Tournaments To Start Shortly AT the second monthly committee meeting of the August B.P. at the Club House on Sunday last, a resolution was pas ved and unanimously approved that the annual badminton tournament, for A., 8., Novices ladies' (league system championship; will be started on May.
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    KEPPEL G.C.
    280 15 President v. Vice President I The following aie the team* 0 the |Prr<id(nr v Vic- President match Bl Keppel on Sunda> 'President iiarow first' 820 a m J M 6i H Gmv W Gunstoue A J E BtcpbeiU 8 2ft am G PritHie't &A. C Blunie v. H
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    S.C.C. Tournament Results And Ties
    373 15 S. C .C. Tournament Results And Ties Games Singapore, Saturday. TWO ties were decided in the S.C.C. 1 Spring Tennis tournament yesterday V. P. Barbat and W. A. Wilson defeating R. B. B. Donnel and O. Fuller in the semi-final of the Veterans' handicaD doubles and W. J. M. Warden
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    Y.M.C.A. LIFE-SAVING
    91 15 Candidates who are taking the R.L.S.S. Award of Merit are informed that the Examination will be held on Wednesday next at 3 p.m. at Fort Canning. The examination fee is $4.50 and is to be sent or handed in by Monday at the V.M.C.A. X Candidates are to
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    Malaya Saves Rubber Consumers BIG SHIPMENTS IN MARCH
    1022 16 20,000 TONS UP I Big Price Rise Forestalled DUBRER consumers—as distinct lx frcm the speculators who buy and sell all the time—have every reason to feel pleased with Malayan producers, for it was entirely due to extia releases for shipment from Malaya
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    NINE MILES RACE, THEN TIE
    210 16 Runner's Half Title In Last Race |N a long experience of 1 championship fixtures I had newbefore Saturday last witnessed a dca<neat for first individual place 'write* home correspondent in Mail Week). Tt came at Worsley. where CSconx Bahey and Albert Partington. Salfrod Harriers, crossed
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    ENGLISH ATHLETICS
    321 16 Happier Days In The Future FORTUNATELY, the London AC. came out on the right side financially ac a result of their athletic promotions Isel year and. according to the report presented to the annual meeting. 51 additional members were elected to the club curing the same period. This
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    STAMPING OUT T.B.
    512 16 Italian Scheme El.: vTION IN TWO generations I .'(ir.i. IV-,|. r; Cup.illl TVn-it.jry. Apr. 8. I NATION tft tuberculosis U u aiajor disrate in Australia witliin a couple 01 fell rations is claims I I .*>.-^- iI.J- b> :rts by adoption of a». cffeCliv r:.:i|>::Jk-ii backed by
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    GENTLE BEAT MAYBLOSSOM
    64 16 V, Atlil 0,1 Sunday last by^Tgtrne? Player, Gentl B P I3 M aJMI: 5?°!? i oist Q t( > Ahmat MUter lost tc JSr* 8 15 Ahmat Taib 15-1 15 "q di bCUt YUS °P Jamal Houfclc Rahim and S. Fardan Tat Hu ,ani Mattar and Tahir
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    F. & N. BADMINTON
    101 16 F. N. BADMINTON ,V l:C] r aiu Neave s P° r ts Club team Badminton Party in a padmin on match of five sinM 5" d V v dou *>les to-day at 30 n Kiam Place, off Joo Chiat Place. pan.: Low siak Liang (capt Sjak Chuan, Syed Salim. Cheong
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