Malaya Tribune, 20 April 1937

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    38 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Sol. XXIV. ■No. 92. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1937 FIVE CENTS- The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Tuesday, Apr. 20, 1937 1 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1337. FIVE CENTST"
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      420 2 5 F V >• M. HASSAN, M, 3ft ft 37, Bras Basah KotS. SINGAPORE. Telephone No. 341 L Branch at 24, Jalan Ibrafchk, JOHORE. STOCKISTS OF: Frigidaire*, Koldcheata, modern electric chandeliers, fancy lamp nowis and fihaaes, bed lamps, runs, electric bells, batteries, wiring accessories, domestic appliances, sanitary wares and etc
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      487 2 MOTOR LAUNCH FOR SALE By Thornycroft. 24' 6" x 5' 8" beam. 3 HP. Thornycroft Engine. Good sea boat. Two compartments. Electric light. Water closet. Ice chest and food cupboard. Bunk for Serang. Seating accommodation for seven. Engine and hull fully overhauled December 1936. All in first class condition. Moored
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      538 2 CORONATION DECORATIONS SOrVENIRS Aluminium Crown 22" x 20" $12 eacu. Aluminium King's Bust 26" x 20"' $20 each. On view at G. H. Kiat T.M.A. Music House. Further particulars from The Far Eastern Manufacturing and Fiectro Platine: Works. 85, Kallang Road, Singapore. 'Phone 7163. NOTICE GLE N E AI, V
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      239 2 k mW < LOCKS WATCHES H W A wide and varied selection j 1 of the tinest Swiss made typ > are now on display. The 3 prices are all extremely r reasonable. vick hoh Hinc 429. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD (Near Middle Road) Phone No. 7922 ENSURE BEiTEB VISION beco^jl
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      100 2 What becomes of THE "CAMBRIDGE" BOY? Are you waiting to join the erowd'd ranks of poorly-paid clerks'' If so. disappointment awaits' you. Why not learn a Trade or Profession? There is an ICS. Course for every need. Post this Coupon and state your re- quirements and see if we can
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      100 2 most delicious (j&frcsher. .is OVALTINE __COLD I CORONATIO j A wide range of S DECORATING ARTICLES r job as 1 FLAGS SHIELDS LANTERNS i Trimming Co I just arrived. llaha Al < 0.. Lid. Middle Road, j Phone 2115 j J SARSAPAkiLLA [UNH Blood builder and unfi< r, various tropical
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES RISING COSTS OF SHIPBUILDING
    662 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES RISING COSTS OF SHIPBUILDING Problems Of Labour And Material DROPOSING the toast oi -The Vessel and her Owners." alter the launch of the British Diligence, last month Mr. J. Denham Christie, chairman ot Messrs Swan. Hunter and Wighara Richardson, Ltd said they had been building ships for
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      461 3 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA P. O. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore. 1937. RAWALPINDI 17,000 Apr 33 6.000 May 3 CORFU 15,000 May V NA.IDLRA 16.000 May '21 CAR IHAGE 15,000 June BHUTAN 6.100 June 5 BEHAR 6.00U Jui-.e 1' RANCHI 17.000 June 18 SOUDAN 6.500 July 2
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      53 3 O. S. K. Line s.s. "MANILA MARU" (10,000 tons gross) Lea. SINGAPORE direct for COLOMBO (E. S. Africa S. America) May 12th, at P.M. Passage fares: $120.00 Ist class 49.00 3rd class 31.20 3rd class x 17.00 Deck x (X without diet» Further particulars, apply to: Passage Dept. 0.5.X., Tel:
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      657 3 j 1 KOKUSAI LINE I (KOKUSAI RISEN KAISHA) i (Incorporated in Japan) i For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES. NEW YORK (via Panama) i Dne Due Sailing One t i Penang Spore Spore rla Xnru m s KCRAMA MAKU Apr. 17 Apr. 21 Apr%3 Tune 4 I ins KONGO MARU May 20
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      438 3 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE Luxurious One Class Motorshlps. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath. Excellent Cuisine. FOR MARSEILLES. LONDON, ROTTERDAM. HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From M.S. Spore Malacca P.S'ham P'np 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 JUTLANDLA 29-6
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      541 3 STEAMER SAILINGS Vmm\/I NORDDKUTBCHEI pV -JL LLOYD NORD (Incorporated jo Germany). The onderaoted are the Company* Intended fixtures:— OUTWARD I OR MANILA HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA JAPAN Due Spore. 1837. I m.s. "FULDA" omits Singapore Manila, and Japan Ports- calls Hongkong, Shanghai and North China—Due Penang Apr. 29 Due Port
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    TROOPS MOVING IN SUIYUEN
    156 4 New Invasion Is Feared Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Apr. 17. THE situation in Suiyuen has become exceedingly critical. Heavy troop movements are reported in the Inner Mongolian border, where everything is in battle array. It is feared that Suiyuen is in danger of being invaded
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    32 4 A No. 137 omnibus skidded, turned round and broke a lamp standard in Grosvenor Place, alongside Buckingham Palace garden wall The side of the omnibus was badly damaged, but nobody was injured.
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    LORRY OVERTURNS
    148 4 Lucky Escape For Occupants Butterworth. April 16. FOLLOWING the serious accident a month ago in which a heavily laden lorry turned two complete somersaults on the Jalan Bahru Road, between Prai and Bukit Mertajam, similar accident occurred this morning, when a lorry P. 6219, being driven from Bukit
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    UNREST IN HUNGARY
    128 4 Sequel To Banishment Of Prince Reuter Wireless. Bucharest. April 18. THE banishment of Prince Nicholas by King Carol threatens a serious clash betwpen the lion Guard and the Government. All commanders of the Iron Guard attended a special council at which their leader Codreanu read Prince Nicholas's
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    POLICE OFFICIAL SHOT DEAD
    101 4 Terrorists Active In Palestine Reuter Wireless. Haifa, April 18. TERRORISTS have wrought a long awaited vengeance on their hated foe Halim Basta, assistant superintendent of police and one of the most senior Arab officers in Palestine Basta has long been the target for the terrorists on
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    CEMETERIES RIFLED
    175 4 Search For Human Bones By Rag-And Bone Men Cairo. Human bones over 2,000 years old are being sold by rag-and-bone men in Egypt. This came to light when bones from a human skeleton were found among a load of bones consigned to an Alexandria merchant. Investigations revealed that
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    TRIPLE PACT FOR AIR SERVICE
    253 4 New Zealand Plan BRITISH THREAT SUCCEEDS (By Air Mail) London, Apr. 9. rpHE British, Australian, and New Zealand Governments have agreed on the principle of joint control of the trans-Tasman air mail service. It is understood that the agreement was largely influenced by the Britisli
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    CORONATION TRIP
    88 4 40 Canadian Schoolchildren To (io To England Toronto, Ontario. This is going to be an unforgettable year for 40 secondary school children irem the province of Ontario They will be sent to England to attend the Coronation ceremonies including the Empire service to youth to be held in
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    GAOL ESCAPE
    102 4 Prisoner Apologises For His Absence Colombo. After remaining at large for over 10 hours, following his escape from the local prison, a prisoner returned and apologised for his absence. While policemen were still scouring the country-side for him. Leonoris Pieris, was explaining to the gaol Superintendant just why
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      172 4 m I #v I What will he be like j j when he's five? j Folks wonder where all his > energy comes from. They scarcely believe their ears when S they're told his mother didn't feed him herself and he's sure to be a healthy child be- i i
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      239 4 Glands Made Young -Vigour Renewed Without Operation If you feel old before your time or Buffer from nerve, brain and physical weakness, you will find new happiness snd health in an Anif ilc;ui medical discovery which restores >outhful vipuur and vitality quicker than gland operation:-. It is a simple home
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      78 4 -j) When a WOMAN V/ lhal p«oplc olleil take her for years younger than —< ls nal s^'r P"^ B ln,s m%n ,n her while Lrcih, W -^"7C ./.v that she puis I hose down Ui ■—>>* V the fad she's used nolh- rr I tag hut Calvert s I
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    Dangerous Ideals In Education DRAWBACKS OF THE SYSTEM
    2351 5 REPRESSION Malacca Teacher's Views I respond'7i! i Malac«a, April IT. Till- «.eiond professional meeting «it ihe Teachers' Association of Ma- z r»r IH3O-7 saw a large muster of members at the Recreation Hall fl ihe St. Francis Institution. Mr. P. ii. Panmtlasa
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    SHIP'S MODEL
    103 5 Brilish (lift To Amsterdam Museum Am:-.t»M(JaM, A mu<gHtflbeHl model o! a 17th century three-masted Dutch man-of-war hiLs been presented U) the Amsterdam ■hipplnp musfciim by Mr R C Anriertion one of the trustees ul the National Maritime Museum at Greenwich. Mr Ander.on. WllO lives in Southampton, acquired the
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    37 5 Mr Cecil Goldman, brother of Mr. A. P. Goldman, arrived back In Singapore yesterday. A member of the engineering staff of the s s "Silverteak". Mr Goldman has been away from the Colony for about six months.
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    MADMAN KILLS WIFE AND CHILDREN
    151 5 Poverty Indirect Cause Of Tragedy i Roche-Sur-Yon, France. POVERTY has been the indirect cause of a terrible tragedy at a ionely Fiench farm near Saint-Martin-dc-Fraigneau. Marcel Muraillon, the young farmer, had a family oi six children. He was being carefully watched by his wife who
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      306 5 FREE FROM SCIATICA ion *S YKARS In IVrtett Health al 73 —Thanks to Knisihen T). r' .I'. c.:r« a*u this scpluagenhs Willi sciatica Then do! Knioib€it Sloee that dav. 1.,. ,-,i p*rfei:t health Hen- Is hi. -torv:-'Thiriv-five years aeu, I hod a severe ttUck of (Viatica, and BOttld scarcely move
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      329 5 CLUB DIARY There are numerous Clubs in Singa pore members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary U 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
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    CANADIAN RAILWAYS
    102 6 Increases In Revenues For 1936 i Oriinvn owned raiiway Thi.s show., a net. revenue ui 15 13* 79g dollars 13.020 500- but alter nrovteta! tor twi« rcniala ana nuerVnt K •lB.6bbono. This lusi figure, hovrevei ♦«K3 600J betler than m the pn^ From the low point of 148.519,742
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    131 6 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, Aorii 20. Books Omm louU lOf Company ojvldend Date Ex Div TIN Payable Date' to date Hong Fatt 5« Final Anr in a Laiut v i H^ snn? all Hydraulic Int. Apr. 22 May 1 Anr H Takua 5?»« TTi., t»- v 6d
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    396 6 LONDON COMMODITIES RUBBER New York, Apr. 18. Previous To-day Change rj Steadier Firm bpot Buyers. 10 13 16 ip 8 1G Sellers 1015 16 113 16 Uy 10? a t ll 16 16 ~p, J*" Octbec. «gjj»; ***** 516 SeUers. iv a "Jfc PALM OIL (Malay) In
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      497 6 j Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). j Successors to i Chinese Commercial Bank Limited, I I hc Ho Hong Bank Limited and I The Oversea-Chinese Bank Limited a. fu CAPITAL: I I mSai? n™^ o^' 000 00 Issued Paid U P $10,000,000.00. I HEAD OFUCE, CHINA
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      188 6 I THE UNITED CHINESE BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated in the S.S.) 21-A, Chulia Street, (Bonham Building* Singapore. Auinorised Capital $4,000 000 I*<uea, Subscribed and aid Up $1,000,000 Telegraphic Address: TYEHUABANK Telephone Nos: #18L', 5183, 5184, 5185 5186 Board of Directors W<* Kheng Chiang, Esq., Chairman Kuoo Beng Cheang, Esq., Deputy Chairmun,
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      127 6 ffiffltn' (you are usimg up /MMn IMm Quicker than you i~ -^JkW^m rrmiHli w can replace it TMa "77 b Tou-can'* succeed ,f you're^ALWAYS TIRED never passJthatTexamination if -*-m~** 1 you are always tired Jlf you feel your work' J?*^^''*^^ .s taking out of you m ore energy than you'
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1748 7 Issued by Fraser and Co. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers MINING rraser Co. Lyall *MM Bu*er* BeUert Buyert Beller§ 4!- Ampat Tin 5 9 0 3 6 6 6 Asaic Kumbang 35 3 36 9 35 35 6 l\ Austral Malay 57 59 6 56
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    142 7 fFrom Our Financial Correspondent, Singapore, Tuesday morning l RUBBER Singapore: 38">a cts., up 'h ct. Market Tone: Steady. London: U%d., up Jf.d. Market Tone: Very steady. New York: 22% cts., up ct. Market Tone: Quiet. This morning's market is quiet and little interest is being shown in
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    Messrs. Fraser And Co.'s Report
    458 7 MINING Tin. three months. £256.10 down 125-. Cable advices from London indicate an easier market in Tin shares there. Locally. Sterling shares are also easier and buyers are scarce, and there are only a few instances where lower prices are attracting enquiries. In the Dollar
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      229 7 \BANK OF CHINA] (Incorporated in China by Special Charter) I j 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. i Telephones: Ma lager's Office 6444 J J Exchange Dept 6441 General Office 51*8-9 i Cable Address: "CHUNGKUO" j .5 Capital Ch. 40.000.000.00 I 1 nds,n cxms flf 3,500,000.00 J 1 «iai Assets approximately $1,400.000,000.0«»
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    80 8 Penang. Siam, Burma, India Iraq Palestine, Egypt, c. and S. Africa, Great Britain. Ireland, Europe, Nigeria, Gold -oast and N and S. America: Imuoriai closing 7 p.m. to day. Medan. Ja.sk;. and .Lonc*om: Netherlands. closing 12.45 pm to-morrow. F Java and Southern Sumatra- Netherlands closing 7 a.m.
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS
    159 8 Heavy Gun Practice From Oiu Of H.M. Ships Owners and masters of shipping are requested to keep their vessels as clear as possible of the areas mentioned be£jf <tari»* the heavy gun practice, which will take place from one of H M Ships an Friday. Apr. 23
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    PASSENGERS BY THE CATHAY
    401 8 The following passengers will travel by the P. &O. liner Cathay which will leave Singapore for Colombo and Europe on Friday at 9.30 a.m. Mr. R. Adair. Mr. and Mrs. A G Bristow. Capt. and Mrs. W. Birtwistle Miss D M. Buckle, 0.8.E.. J M* Beevor.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    106 8 Malls expected from Australia, Netherlands Indies etc., by Air (Qantast today. Deliveries of boxholders' letters only at 3 p.m. and general delivery of letters *05 p.m. to-aay. Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air (Netherlands* to-day. Deliveries of boxholders' letters 3 p.m. and general delivery of letters and
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    28 8 The s.s. Indrapoera for Batavia. Mail previously announced as closing i% 230 p.m. on Apr. 20 will now close at 330 p.m. 011 the same day.
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    19 8 Mails despatched from Singapore by the Carthgae on Mai. 25 was delivered n London on Apr. 17.
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    SALVATION ARMY APPEAL
    519 8 Latest List Of Local Subscriptions THE Salvation Army's Annual Appeal is meeting with marked success. The subscription list up to Apr. 17 totals 5C.057.30. and the following are thanked for their generous contributions: $100 Mr. Lee Kong Chian, $50 Messrs. Wearne Bros., Ltd., Mr. Seah Eng Tong,
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    WHAT'S ON?
    139 8 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, APR. 20 Football: S.A.F.A. League, Div. 11. Fort Canning v. Post Office, Anson Road Stadium; Govt. League, Div. 11, Printing v. Mental, Printing. Annual general meeting of Society of Yorkshiremen, Adelphi Hotel, 5.30 p.m. Police Band Performance. Telok Ayer, 6 p.m. Tennis:
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS
    139 8 Thf following is the programme of drills up to and for week ending Apr. 25 1937:— TO-DAY. APR. 20 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, Ist Bn. SJ3VF Sig. Section. Drill. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, Ist Bn. S.SVF Int. Section, Drill. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, "A" Coy., Drill. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, "B" Coy., Drill. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, "C"
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      315 8 PREMIER HOTEL TO-NIGHT I COCKTAIL DANCE j j 6.30 to 8.30 p.m. DINNER DANCE 9.30 to midnight 1 j NO ADMISSION CHARGE J j RAFFLES BRASSERIE BR ™m SAH 1 POPULAR GRILL FOR AFTERNOON TEAS CONTINENTAL DISHES A SPECIALITY See our new tariff for reduced prices. Wedding and Birthday Cakes
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      107 8 ¥s Equal in Quality Size and Appearance SOLD IN Mil LIONS in ENGLAND It 11 4 because women in England to-day have discovered that an "ELFRIDA" lipstick is wonderful value Am |y "ELFRIDA" is equal in QUALITY, SIZE AND APPEARANCE Cts. to lipsticks selling at Sl.OO and more. Why not
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      65 8 DIABETES? WHY WORRY! when D. T. LIM'S DIABETES HEttE TEA can give speedy reiief Get your tin by your side and eat what you like. In 32.00 tin ft) Postage 3.50 tin extra. Lady canvassers wanted D.T. Lim Company, 353, North P.ridge Road, SINGAPORE. TAKE PHiHB, TONIC TABLETS BEFORE GOING
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      300 8 4. 1 j POSTAL INTELLIGENCE i i j STEAMER MAILS DESPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME New Zealand Nieuw Zeeland Apr. ?0 2.30 p.m. Australia:—Eastern and Southern Nieuw Zeeland 20 2.30 pm. Java, South-West Sumatra, S.-East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and Timor Dilly Indrapoera 20 2.30 p.m. F. de Kock,
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    RICKSHA PARADE LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    211 9 (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune) Sir.—I have read with interest the numerous conflicting viewpoints arising out 01 a letter inserted in your columns entitled 'The Ricksha Parade." Apparently the antagonists, protagonists, and those who would condone a limited measure of this most
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    183 9 (To the Editor nj the Malaya Tribune) Sir —This evil cannot be stamped out by legislation alone. It is principally an individual problem that touches us all. and coercive measures will always prool üb'-itive. It La your problem and mine, lor directly and indirectly the effcv cl the trane taints
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    264 9 fTu tiU KdHur o/ "ie Malaya Trtbutf' Sir-From wlwl I have scrn and i inclined to believe tha .my attempt to suppress the "world's oldest protession" othr, tnan to cure its foot causi will not da ;v.y lioo.i in so far M tile health of t.ho tie -pie »r I
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    164 9 tTo the EdUer ol the MalW Trtbum l-iv«> read mlo Mi. v y cl t He iiS effects the health «nd JJ» Theidea SSTUS »m cea.se to be to «W society it to»™* «iMppett -oclnliMtc condition» it HSS& 1 deicann the former the Te*«t or 11» present state of commercialised
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    22 9 [The above letter.-; were pasted before the announcement that the correspondence was closed No further liters en the subject can be entertained—Ed.l
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    LANGUAGE OF YOUTH
    153 9 <To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune Sir—l was returning from town the other day by trolley bus. and between Victoria Street and Waterloo Street tne bus was boarded by about a score or boys from 9 to 15 years of age. It ever it was my
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    BUS MANNERS
    103 9 To the Editor of the Malaya Tribuud Fir—Your corre (DOnAWit "V:LWUSflffi" has all my pi*. W);en a man »«*»«P£ to .sell seat» in bu Uih commercialise eidvalr: ami meete wiui utter failure, he has only MmseJl to blame; but when he newspaper*, uyinc to launch an ab-NurU S?eln
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    CORONATION HOLIDAYS
    120 9 rro the Editor of the Malaya Tribune, Sir.-l am much thankful to "Orang ramponn," for lemlnding as tnat cne oWs holiday is not sufficient to celebrate the Coronation. On .such an occasion as this, the people < < u sufficient leave from theii dairj, work toenicv the beautiful
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    BROADCAST OF NEWS
    16 9 ,To the Editor of tht Malaya Tt****l etc.. EMoKSOH I Singapore. April 10.
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    AMERICA-INDIA FLIGHT
    45 9 Dansville, New York. X!V™™rX™ been revealed here poridick a loc^i an invitation from Mr J. P-™^' 25 r aboia three weeks or a montn. peles Caino w Behring Strait the flotilla Su fum south along the Chinese coast and then overland to Iridia
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      94 9 ——=r~A isn't this one of those I new standard size MARCOVITCH Black as their Magnum Size. I Only 43 cents for a fifty England's Highest Class Cigarette Made to a blend which has pleased and satisfied for over a hundred years. Packed in airtight tins. Always a fresh cigarette and
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      306 9 l HEALTHY I c ,-ri Over 25,000 physicians have stated, in writing, that j Read how Sanatogen uver f will make you feel Sanatogen is a wonderful health-build They have thoroughly healthy observed how Sanatogen brings back strength and j again vitality to tired and run-down patients. I I As
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      162 10 BEAUTIFUL I Ifia\ c r I (ROGERS! I IN A THRILLING COMEDY I MYSTERY! I J ALHAMBRA I I J NEXT CHANGE I v.' H C-FMAN j j SHRIEK I IN THE 1 NlfiHT j j Here she is the cute little star SIMONE SIMON who'be7ame 7amou« t I ?ut*
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      134 10 l ONE OF THE MOST "J* j ii ii. ii ii i: aHE n T j HELEN RROHEIIMK TO BEAT! I THE BAND'I > RKO Radio Picture with PHYLUB p»to, l 1 BOOKING OPENS TO-MORROW! jj j A Memorable Event, Unique in Singapore's Theatrical History i■l J j CAPITOL TUESDAY,
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      164 10 "Taubcr Is Magnificent 99 Lo a don Star OPENING TO-NIGHT 6-1S— 9 -lTj THE Loveliest Voice In Films. S nging The Best Known Melodic m Wcrld! Gloricus Colour Sequences That Will S.mply Deliffht You Wil by The Press as TAU&ERS GREATEST PERFORMANCE ,a,me(J TRAFALGAR FILMS PRESENT I THREE GREAT FAVOI
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    LUXURY RECRUITING FOR R.A.F.
    172 11 Soft Carpets And Modern Furniture London. RECRUITS at Victory House—the central London recruiting depot of the Royal Air Force—are now received in a room tastefully furnished with a thick carpet of Air Force blue, soft concealed lighting and modern steel and glass furniture. If they are
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    FOR THE CORONATION
    76 11 Lithuania's Delegation ('hosen Kuima? <Koviio» i The names of he rwewnlAttwi 01. the Lithuanian Government who win attend the Coronation ceremony on May 12 have now been announced. The delegation will consist of M Lozoruitix the? Minister for Foreign Affairs. Colonel RoahtUcJs. chief of the Lithuanian urmv
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    22 11 Mr. C. R. Morrish, Assistant Commissioner of Police, Federated Malay States, has been appointed to act as a Deputy Commissioner of Police.
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      531 11 llmportant1 Important Discoveries affecting the health off children The Verdict of Experiment {See The Medical Officer" 30.3.35). A precisely controlled series of investigations was carried out in London Welfare Centres to determine the influence on the growth of children of various food Supplements when added to the ordinary home diet.
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      473 11 BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 45). IN THE HIGH COURT QF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Notice of Wags-earner's Administration Order. Name cf debtor: P. RANG A. Address of debtor: No. 59, Wilkie Road, Singapore. Description of debtor: Stenographer. No. cf Proceedings: 100 of 1937. Date on which wage-earner's Ad_ministration Order
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    59 12 K 2S? J£?" Kho KJ| Chiang mee Madam Ch.a I.'up Ncoi Ai:ed 72 passea ay^ p: acefully at npr residence No. rn 'a u lr ott Dunmnn Roarl son M, U? ,r IVW 5 a V, s 4 »ra««i-dautfhtew. a ftffirfffi ir 'V ,n *«*W Beloved Aunt
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    THE RICKSHA
    753 12 PLAIN case of man's inhumanity to man," was the comment of an Australian priest on the Singapore spectacle of the ricksha and its puller. Dweilers in the East have become used to the Bight, but no one is proud of it, and generally it is admitted that in
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    DENNISTOWN RUBBER
    263 12 Encouraging Prospects .-Uread npHE annum meeting ot the DennisA town Rubber Estates. Ltd.. wa j held in London. En the absence of the chairmen (Mr. M. s. Parry) the meeting was presided over by Mr J L. Milne. The chairman's speech said amo is other things that the
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    8 12 Mr. L. R. Macphail will sail for HOme
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    22 12 Miss D. M. Buckle. O.B.E., the retiring principal of Raffles Girls" School w m leave for Home on the Cathay on ftidTy!
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    21 12 Dr. W. E. Holmes. Health Officer Malayan Medical Service, has been an pointed to officiate as Health Officer Kuala Lumpur. «-«acer.
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    20 12 Mr. H. R. Sparrow, Senior Electrical to n ae" e T S /i angor has appointed Sta?es. Electricit y. Malay
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    10 12 Mrs. R. untitled of the agent Maritime! in S nLpc
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    42 12 Capt. I. L. H. Mackillop, R.E., who has been stationed ia Singapore for three years, will leave for Home on tne Cathay on Friday. Capt. Mackillop is well known as a swimmer and has been captain of th 3 Singapore Swimming club
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    36 12 112 C:<ni A. J Milljoot. M.8.E., ol l\v> I Mian Volunteer Company MMJnrc\i fid Mrs. Minjaot. have been siiviny in I Singapore with Mr .Albert and left by the Hakozaki Maru for a holiday in Japan.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Singapore's Air Port
    239 12 NOTES COMMENTS Singapore's Air Port only Rotarian visitois from Australia but many residents of Singapore had their first opportunity of seeing Singapore's civil air port on Saturday, when, through the courtesy of Major R. L. Nunn. D. S- 0., members of the Rotary Club paid a visit of Inspection. One
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    Town Improvement
    176 12 njWE aerodrome completed will cos, some $10 000.000, and the Straits Settlements Government has spent the money to good purpose. Not only has it provided Singapore's own air port, thus relieving the Royal Air Force oi the necessity el providing for civilian planes, but it hai cleaned up
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    Penang Coolie Lines
    212 12 rp.HK Penang Municipality has emerged very wet] from the controversy ever a certain passage in the report of Mr. Sastri on the conditions of Indian labourers in Malaya. Mr. Sastri described himself a < rhocked beyond words regarding the housing of unmarried Tamil labourers employed by the
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    An Effective Answer
    249 12 p reply, the President of the Penang Municipality. Major H. s Pate--•OB, pointed out that the quarters' are capable of accommodating 272 men without being overcrowded, and the present occupants numbered 186. Mr Sastri did not e,ive any notice of his visit and was not accompanied by
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    Topics Of The Day
    222 12 By "Looker On" BIGAMY is case of two rites mak> mv, a wrong. A A Each cadet passing through Hcncion Police College costs £420. This i s a lot of brass to make a copper. A A A A A woman athlete declares that Bri tain
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    ENORMOUS EXPANSION OF ITALIAN AIR STRENGTH 1500 FRONT LINE MACHINES
    703 13 TEN YEARS AGO, 70 MUSSOLINI'S GREAT DRIVE FOR AERIAL POWER JjJXPANSION of the Italian Aii Force from a unit of 70 machines and 500 officers to a mighty military weapon of 1,500 front line aircraft, 22.000 men and a Fleet
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    GERMANY READY TO PARLEY
    267 13 Peace And Economic Settlement Reuter. Berlin. April 19. TOI LOWING an interview between Herr Hitler and Mr. George Lansbury who came to Berlin to have a "peace talk" with the Fuehrer, it was announced that Germany was ready to participate in a conference to establish economic
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    GOODWILL MISSION SAYS FAREWELL
    360 13 GREATLY IMPRESSED BY LOCAL DEFENCES Singapore, Tuesday. Australian Rotary Goodwill head <1 by Mr. Angus president of 65th Dis--1 Rotary International, and a »a man who was forof the leading wheat memn under, leaves Singapore the Nieuw Zeeland on its fter a nine-day visit. enjoyed our
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    MISCHIEF OF FALSF REPORTS
    156 13 Alleged Prison Troubles POINTED COMMENT IN COMMONS British Official Wireless. London, Apr. 10. J*HE communique issued by the i». ternationaJ sugar conference states that the committee appcnVed to examine general questions held further meetings to-day, the discuswon turning chiefly upon protectionist or fiscal measures in connection
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    DUKE OF GLOUCESTER
    31 13 British Official Wireless. London. April 19. The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester to-day took up their residence at thennew home, York House, St. James Palace -British Official Wireless
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    WOMAN TO BE A MINISTER
    70 13 U. S. SURPRISE I Long Record With Democrats Reuter. «r. Washington, April 19 JJJRS. Florence J. Harriman, a member of the Democra'ic National Commission, who has a long record in American public life, particularly in connection with women and industry, has been appointed minister to
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    RAN THE BILBAO BLOCKADE
    102 13 Tramp Ship Reaches Santander Reuter. P London Apr 19 OIA JO' Joue* ha* been ordered to discharge his cargo al Alicante according to one of the owners or the Marie Llewelyn, and then load u cargo oi frail for Belgium, u le 1 20 <)-lon Britith
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    KING OF EGYPT
    31 13 British Official Wireless. London, April 19. The King of Egypt and the Queen Mother, who ar e to attend the Coronation, arrived in London to-day -British Official Wireless.
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    26 13 British Official Wireless. London, April 19 The first rehearsal of the Coronation Procession took place early yesterday morning pad passed off correctly according Official Wireless 1
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    Mrs. Bonney In Singapore
    38 13 SHE FLIES ALONE. Mrs. Harry Bonney, the Australian woman aviator, who reached Singapore yesterday in course of her flight from Australia to South Africa, and took off again to-day. (See story on page 14».
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    DISTURBANCES IN WAZIRISTAN
    111 13 Due To Anti-British Propaganda British Official Wireless. London April 19 ECLNT ngbUng m .-r.u::» Waslristan was the subject pj .1 Commons answer bv the unci r-secr:-tary fur Indi 1 who said the recrudescence and exi nSion of trouble in Wazin 1 was due to the increasing scale
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    Adjournment Of Budget LABOUR THREAT IN COMMONS
    751 13 OVER SPAIN Not Satisfied As To Blockade British Official Wireless. London. April 19. rpilE foreign secretary, (he presiA dent of .he Board of Trade and the First Lord of the Admiralty were a l questioned in the House of Commons this afternoon regarding
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    MRS. BONNEY PUSHING ON FOR SOUTH AFRICA LEFT SELETAR THIS MORNING
    918 14 THE ARRIVAL Muntok Landing Not Forced Mrs. Bonney left for Alor Star at 10.10 this morning. Monday. MRS Hjrrv Booucy has arrived al lasi ami «ill l»«* anxiety iiver h«r «ifciv. wliirh lias prevailed since Saturday morning when *he
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    FICTION AND OPERA TO-NIGHT
    100 14 Highlights From ZHL, Singapore THE outstanding items in to-night's broadcast programme from Singapore Station (ZHL, 225 metres) are at 7.45 and 8.10. At 7.45 a short story by A. J. Alan, "My Adventure at Chislehurst," will be given through the medium of records made in the
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    POLICE BAND
    48 14 The Police Band will play the following programme at Teloic Ayer to-day, beginning at 6 p.m.— March. "Glenavy." Wheeler; Overture, "Les Cloches De Corneville," Planquette: Seleccion, "The New Moon," Romberg; Waltz. "Lustige Bruder," VollstedtTrombor.e Solo, "Nirvana," Adams; Suite. "Ballet Russe." Luigini; March. "Steadfast and True." Teike.
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    EUROPEAN PLANTER FINED
    793 14 ABUSIVE LANGUAGE TO CUSTOMS OFFICIAL (From Our Otcn Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Apr. 19. J ypiEN the case was called again this morning before Mr. J. B. Weiss (First Magistrate) in which B. J. Layers, a European planter of Johore was summoned on a charge of having insulted
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    ALLEGED THEFT
    101 14 Two Indians Charged In Court Rfafeflftt* Monday TWO Indian* Veerappan and Marlmuihu appeared before Mr Tun ThOQtl Up In the &*eond GOtffl this mornln« RharJrtd With theft .«t D put** containing %290 in cash and h «old car 1 valued at $3. the property of another Indian named
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    STOWAWAYS WITH CHOLERA
    91 14 Startling Find In Bangkok (From Our Oum Correspondent) Bangkok, April 19. AFTER the Norwegian steamer A "Hellas" had arrived'in Bangkok from China and landed with a clean bill of health the yes Tel proceeded to mid-stream on Saturday to her cargo. Later two stowaways *J*j£ stages of
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    ECHO OF RING THEFT
    448 14 Application By Owner D EMINISCENCES of the which was caused m Singapore some W Ume in 1933 when a»W eme»W ring belonging to Mrs Madelin Tal bot was stolen were brought back to mind this morning when an apphca tion was made by Mr. V. D.
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    MR. HENRY FORD CHARGED
    42 14 Discrimination And Intimidation Reuter. Washington. Apr. 19. CHARGES of discrimination and intimidation have been filed against Mr Henry Ford by the Detroit office of the National Laoour Relations Board, according to an announcement by Mr. Homer Martin. —Reuter.
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    GARRICK THEATRE
    116 14 Popularity Of Chinese Films AT THE CINEMAS THINESE films are a big attraction at v the Garrick Theatre, and there were packed houses last night to see "Loh Poh Wong Tai" and "Foh Hock Kwai Van.' They will be shown again to-night. "Loh Poh Wong Tai" tells the
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    VIOLENT STORM IN K. L.
    140 14 HEAVY FLOODS Four Inches In Two Hours MtaSM Our Own Qcptmlrpaue Kuil.J Lumpur. Mom!:n A VIOLENT rainstorm a I tM tl.. afternoon, which within i»»c tv hours it lasted reaulted in a Mffcira tion of no less I ban inrbes of ra.«i fall the highest
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    FAREWELL TO MR. G. C. KNOX
    166 14 Great Eastern Assurance Function Sinyapor**, Mor.d.* OVER 50 peopl»'. members of the It ifl the Great Eastern Uif Aasun Company were present, to-day at n <•--•- den party given as a farewell to Q. C. Knox secretar\ <>i U'mi who is reiiring. Among those
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    TRADER FINED
    56 14 Imported Coronation \rticies Smgajy. i PLEADING SWill bnportiot c:.i ;iiil out the name v£ tue oootalty oi a Chinese v/ai limri s?' by Mr 1 F Cromwell. the Fount: The prosecution 061 goods provided IJhe acru had OJ he country «>t ori usip d u presence of an
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    ALLEGED STABBING
    53 14 Indian Charged With fttlttmfi Kurt Ap tnti&U) uun-O K pcart-d btMnrr Mv W < Lhe Third Cour' iht with having voluntarily < ..u o i'umputn<v. named 1 with a dangerous aeapon U« l u Tftmpents Road on April 1« 1h< 3 arms'd claimed ti'i: postponed tuf .i \s'
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    Inside Story Of The Abdication FULL BLAST OF CALUMNY
    906 15 ALL PLANNED A Sensational Book •By Au- Mai). London, April 15. lyiTfl the coronation of King Cicorye VI only a month away, of a politico-literarv seii--.iimn h3s been created here bv puhlrralinn nr what purports to be the irai. iniimate. complete
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    PUBLIC LOTTERY CASE
    211 15 Appeal Fails In High Court Singapore, Monday. COO KOK TUNG and Chew Teck Hee. 1 the caretaker and clerk respectively of the Kiung Chow Hwee Kuan Union appealed unsuccessfully, before Mr. Justice Home in the High Court to-day, against conviction and sentence passed on them by the
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    TRAIN CRASH
    69 15 Three Killed Near Belgrade Belgrade. Three people were fatally injured when a passenger train crashed into i huge rock which rain had washed down an to the track between Belgrade and okoplje. Ten were less seriously hurt The train ran into the rock with gieat force and the
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    MALACCA EUROPEANS vs. THE REST CRICKET FINE INNINGS BY C. A. DE VRIES
    482 16 INTERESTING STAGE WHEN TIME CALLED (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, April 19. A FINE knock for 86 not out. by C A. de Vries, was the main feature of the Europeans vs. the Rest match, played here
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    ENGLAND VS. REST GOLF
    334 16 THE following are the teams and starting times lor tne England vs. the Rest four-ball match to be played at Bukit Timah on Sunday morning April 25 (England names mentioned first 8.30 L. F. Day and S Lowrie vs. W. McMullan and T. Black. 8.30 C.
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    ATHLETIC SPORTS
    147 16 Municipal Services Club THE Municipal Services Club will bold an athletic sporUs meeting on Saturday. June 26, at the Jalan Besar Stadium, when the following events will be n h oo d yards; "200 yards; yards; 880 yards; M mile; 120 high hurdles, <2?0 low hurdles; Broad jump;
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    Home Soccer
    63 16 Reuter. London, Apr. 20. Postponed League games played yesterday resulted as lollows: DIV. 11l I NORTHERN I Barrow 1 Oldham A. 2 Crewe 1 Stockport Halifax 4 Darlingtcn 1 Tranmere 1 Accnngton -j Wrexham 2 Hull C. I DIV. 11l (SOUTHERN) Cardiff 4 Aldershot 1 SCOTTISH LEAGUE, DIV.
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    SINGAPORE SERVICES DEFEATED
    162 16 y s a THE Hongkong Football Club defeated the Servu es in .i mgby football match m Hongkong by 10 points to 8. j. L. Bonnor, the former S.GC. rlaver was in the Hongkong F.C. XV. .MPS %X* *>™ tv>P field to obtain the nr&t try oi
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    HOME RACING
    77 16 rtto \„«l Sul.ml.nn And IWrby Callovcrs Reuter. offered« „1,,,..,,,,, «i .taken', L 1 a Lovely BOsa «onirta J l: V;; o Bßev,nia io«erecl,. ft'SSSi SpSft Tb. Bin, u v loitered» a Dvc-:/ -v altered' 40 1* Synovium ffiutd M If oflcrod THK DERBY Tll jb t... p**&j rU
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    S.R.C. TENNIS
    128 16 Ties for to-day and to-morrow in the sprii:'. tennis tournament at the S.R.C. TO-DAY'S TIES Sinults handicap "A". Dr. B. H. Sheares <—30) vs M. A. Cordeiro <—3»; A. E. Pereira (—3) vs M. G. Eber (scr). Singles handicap "B" E. A.- Leicester i.scr ivsO. H. Palmer <
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    CHINESE S.C.
    22 16 Weather permitting, the pagar lights will be turned on al the Chinese Swimming Club at 7.30 p.m. to-day and tomorrow
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    WINS FOR NESTANGLO AND O. C. BANK
    1015 16 W BUSINESS HOUSES LEAGUE GAMES Singapore. TuesUav. KIUAM Ttck in H» r..K( goal was responsible foi saving the tlecuwians from Heavj defeat "hen hue, th, OfffMt-ChkM Bank XI in a Business Hnuw» U»fO« Match uii «hi Y.M.CA. ground. The Bank»!-» won '.I— I
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    Indians Spring Soccer Surprise
    346 17 Chinese II Beaten Singapore, Tuesday, rol-iOWING their severe trourfcing I Post Office team last i Ike Indian Association sprang ig of a surprise yesterday they beat the Chinese 2—o in econd Division of the S.A.F.A. the Anson Road Stadium. i;if> Chinese had bad luck in hav--0
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    202 17 To Mr. Lee xt Chuen •i era in lading «1 nvd u ill teaB .cimlnton L& KJ Chue president i buen bon- v.' •> :im i M i ..-ever em ben BSSfih in. guJSi my relit d£ about Mr. Lee Kit ..Me tennis We could b .d bim
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    LEAGUE SOCCER TABLES
    365 17 Singapore, Tuesday. I ATEST positions of teams in the S.A.F.A. League competitions are:--DIVISION I goals. P. W. L D. F. A. P. RA. 5 3 1 1 11 3 7 Police 3 2 0 1 5 2 5 Chinese 3 2 1 0 5 3 4 Malays
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    21 17 The second bi-monthly mixed foursomes competition for April will be oiayed at Bmdt Timah on Sunday afternoon, Apr. 25.
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    TENNIS RESULTS
    126 17 ROY SMITH beat O. Fuller 6—o, 6—2 in their singles championship tie in the spring lawn tennis tournament at the S.C.C. yesterday. In the championship doubles A. A. A. Paterson and V. Anderson Qualified for the doub'eo final by beating; Cap l E. S. Lilley and E. Cherrinpton
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    89 17 Eijglifi Championship :-L. C. Kessler *»i Sien 172; Lim Poh Seah 2do beat Chan Chin Yew 132 American Championship:— Ho Foo Chye 250 beat Chan Chin Yew 232Leon- Ah Soo 250 bear Sng Ben* Teck Soon 212 7 250 bvdt K h Kirn The draw for the semi-final
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    Johore Weight-Lifters Active
    358 17 Annual General Meeting (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, April 18. THE Iron Game in Johore is steadily «ainin?: in popularity. Taking Into account the fact' that it is not as attractive as other sports it speaks for itself that the young men of Johore have taken
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    Life Story Of Grey Of Fallodon NOBLE PICTURE OF NOBLE MAN
    950 18 WAR MINISTER Aptitude For Politics Lonon. IN his btwk. Grey of Fallodon (published by I one ma us at 16s.>, Mr, G. M. Trevclyan has Riven the world a masterpiece of biography (writes H. W. Wilson in the Daily
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    UNIFICATION OF CHINA
    115 18 Ambassador To Report To Tokyo Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Apr. 19. •Hi Kawagoc, Japanese Ambassadoi to China, will be leaving for Japin shortly. It is reported that he wtll submit a report to his Government outlining the progress which China ha> achieved towards unification. Since Kwangtung
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    JOHORE NOTES
    112 18 Education Chief For Leave iFrom Our Oun Correspondent) Johore Bahru. April 16 Mr F. L. Shaw. Superintendent of Education, Johore, leaves, for Home on long leave from Singapore on April 23. and Mr. J. Bain. Headmaster of the English College. Johore Bahru. will act for him. Mr E
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    DISAPPOINTING DIVIDENDS
    271 18 Labu And Cheviot Returns .R* Air Main London, Apt B T HL nr.mt d.vuVnd ol 1 lh Labu iFJI&i and v^*Rl ber Oompaulßs-both members of tiw w-U-known OnUrtu croup- were a miw» disappointing Lnbu announced J parent of 12J* D nrcTnl for 1936. iflUnit 10 per utJlt. iltK
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    PRICES IN GREECE
    214 18 Govt. Take Stops Against Profiteering Belfi rude STRItr. confidential nonactions arc reported m me=;s3£t's received here Uoin rrliabk 1 source», to havp been given tu the Greek police b.v the Government <•< Genera] faotaxoa to take luvenif>rn'.-. t»t •hop-keepers' Mock*. Ti)»n■ jiir particularly 10 determine now much
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    INDIA'S SACRIFICE
    83 18 Remarkable Reduction Of Drug Trade New Delhi. an enormous loss of revenue S E&^ hood o i s 8 crores (£6,000,00o! l: 3 ry f lhr of this ,eais -v years beiorc the League of Hit the Government of India decided to reduce opium exports to China nro
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    NEW GERMAN EMBASSY
    23 18 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai Apr. 19 ma,J S j, a n »ounced that Gerchosen is somewhere i« Jk-t Mte
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    DANGER OF FALL IN BIRTHS
    152 18 Collapse Of tiII ii< BRITAIN'S ItMMI) l>!'( LINK rrHK ilaiiK*-' to W ''i of tin- foiling Imi by the J' •'"mi i: «"(iiiiniill'^. The pattiphl i ~n! plunge in West would Uart Li il;. Ml. J.-. .»i "A decline i I lis pri'seiU ai?.c W-»ulrt
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    240 18 Tear-das Bombs lltd Burning Oil Used Ferozcpin I D« »JrICE iiom tlve dL-;tn- 1 lab, together tfflh tho>e dJ booting suites of Jmd and Nab! a fierce 12-hour-lonp n bandits, In whirl: tear-gas jltd burning oij were used Receiving information th. Singh, a notorious daeolt leadei
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    138 18 Survivors To Perform orunation PUHVtVORfI ..> 5 gah in Lhf mediaeval Cuui natural death" a for «ervinv Hou.seholcl for nearly Rv< cei I to be amotlg Uir mil ;.,il !ii official orchestra oi 50 phiwi Cot on;» t ion The official announcement live players v.ill include, In
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    ROAD ACCIDENTS
    66 18 Berlin Germany's road accident ftfni the last quarter of 1936 shoa crease of 7.1 per cent, eve: for the corresponding period of 1933 p The total number of deaths n from road accidents in Germ quarter was 1 783 and 57,936 were injured. The figures for Berlin also
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      1422 19 Malayan Listeners* Radio [3F- ey andAnnounCß Inr t \irir>T-T I r nwich Time Si nal at It 50 pm LOCAL W IRELESS RPTTTCXI v, 11 50 S m 8.8.C. Dance OrPROHR AMMFC 1 1 EMPIRE 11-50 p.m. The Arthur Dulay Quin- dlrected by Henry Hall. 1 KUIiKAMMLS PROGRAMMFQ Spring Fantasy
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    Air Habit Spreading In Britain PILOTS BUSY AT EASTER
    1193 20 NEW LINERS Inspection Of The Work IT was the privilege of a party of visitors, the other day, to '.our the works of Sir W. G. Armstrong Whitworth Aircraft Ltd. at Hanibie, near J Southampton, and inspect the various stages in
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    219 20 Request To Central Government Mi iMphiil. Apr ID Mk i.m siuuk. I'rtivlnrtftl GhulrtnAti id HUlicm! i" i- mo !16j0UQ,00ti j. Bond fin Ui< relief "i Soet'hjien Ho t .i,,i iftul ihc million dollar btfrrrt 1 HI n\ '-H- p|n r, Mltll »'T V.'VT UO' <MH>U".ll
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    114 20 Rebels Ready To Make An Attack Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shtti Apr I II i reporter! lhat SQQ Chi:. uutiti m'-i cont! r< n» -ti .T.tp;» i.«•-.< :il M;i C!ii;i I».idN u;in iinderi.iv» i tlo ImM»t«:. withdrew. U-ar'tn' liir ii .Kipauosf' reitifon < rpn t 11 h
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    124 20 On Kola Tinggi Road 09! On ft 112" I A BULL ua hi-huijuMii.il n ii taxi lU<Jcn with (i. rniKin oii its way fo Koi: Ik m 3i>hol'c Bahru it would appeai tha.l th J,a mi "Mj.i reached then a biy bull suddenly inn plant.)(ion on Uih
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    78 20 Riga. Latvi Yorkshire pedigree pigs are to ported into Latvia in order to the existing breeds, and the La< Chamber of Commerce has air "ad arrangements for their purchase The chamber has decided to es breeding stations all over the 1 in order to guard against the bn
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    586 21 PROGRESS Army Plan Is Succeeding (By Air Mail) London, Mar. 30. WEAKLINGS have been turned into athletes in three months by systematic training they have received in the Supplementary Reserve—lnI niiy of the Line—states a War Office memorandum, issued yesterday.
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    260 21 £40,000 Aircraft In Construction (By Air Mail) (From Our Owrt Correspondent) London, April 7. TWELVE giant 200 m.p.h. air liners which, it is claimed, will be the largest in regular operation in the world, are being constructed for Imperial Airways, and will be used on both
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    97 21 •Canadians Demand Back Pay From British Govt. Milford, Massachusetts. Canadian ex-servicemen are demanding back pay from the British Government—for their services during the Great War. More than 150 Canadians of the British Legion from Massachusetts and Rhode Island adopted a resolution at a meeting here requesting a gratuity
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    481 21 "Its Leadership Is Pathetic" (By Air Mail) London, Mar. 30. IN his address from the chair at the annual conference of the Independent Labour Party, which was opened in Glasgow yesterday, Mr. James Maxton, M.P.. made an attack on the Labour Party Executive. He
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    174 21 Society To Expand APPEAL FOR FUNDS TSSUED (By Air Mail) London, April 7. I£HE Public Schools Exploring Society is appealing for funds to increase the scope of its work and to provide for the assistance of a paid secretary necessitated by its lapid progress and swelling membership.
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    238 22 Husiest Since War «25,000,000 CONTRACTS fN PROGRESS GlaAgovt work to the \a "ue of soin &sm>/M has been placei with Clyde shipyard», Clydrbauk 's now busier than m any :im sioee. thy War the work comprises the installing o f «w engines in the battlesh'p Que»lb
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    62 22 Medina. Ohio. Mr Horn, 73. walked into a barbel 7; shop here and Henry Schuler. the barber, started to lather his face. Suddenly the barber stopped with an exclamation of surprise. Walking over to a shelf, he brought back a shaving mug with Horns name on it.
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    456 22 COMMUNIST EFFORTS IN BRITAIN (By Air Mail) London, Apr. QOMMUNIST ptoU i.. wreck thfe Coronation cHei,«ati<,.i< byartfßiiisinjr transput! WUTkJCTo -f iik. ai,.| paraly>iiiir traffic in London an- being Investigated bj a «sort -r-,.» v s f r m the Special Branch "112 Scotland Yard. RIK tilt' h»M-!anl ploK
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    550 22 14-INCH ONLY As Good As Others 16-Inch! (By Air Mail) London, Apr. 9 THERE have been many expression of surprise and anxiety at the Admiralty's decision to arm the tint new 35,000-ton battleships of the Kin* G org* V. class with 14in r U ns (writes
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    1664 23 LIFE STORY Woman Who Lived As A Man (By Air Mail) London, Mar. 30. ONCE more, as the result of her latest c capade in change of identity, a woman- none other than the one-time debonair "Colonel Barker" has come into the 'imelight,
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    60 24 Members of the Rotary Club and th fr ladies visited the Singapore Civil Aerodrome by special invitation on Saturday and spent a most interest in* time looking over the new £1.0( 0.000 air port which will be opened in June. Pictures show groups
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