Malaya Tribune, 21 June 1937

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VoL XXIV. -No. 144. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1937 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, June 21, 1937. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1937. FIVE CENTST
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      178 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST MORtVEVG TRIBUNE The Original 4^ PRIMES Whether for HEATING and LIGHTING or occasional COOKING when it seems unnecessary to light a wood fire the Original Primus Apparatus has no equal for efficiency and economy. The superit r C^^ylsP^T workmanship and ma terials used in their
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      211 1 Read The SUNDAY j TRIBUNE Jr 'Dominant j; l/» Malaya 8K L I M POWDERED WHOLE MILK j^^^ ONE OF THE VERY FIRST ESSENTIALS FOR uOOD HEALTH IS PLENTY OF MILK EVERY DAY. WITH KLIM IN YOUR PANTRY YOU ARE ASSURED OF A CONSTANT MILK SUPPLY —IT IS SAFE, CONVENIENT
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      545 2 «fr I M. HASSAN, l $4, Si «7, Bras Basaii Road, t SINGAPORE. J i Telephone No. 3411. I Branch at 24, Jalan Ibrahim, i II JOHORE. i! I STOCKISTS OF: I Frigidairas, Koldchests, modern I i electric chandeliers, fancy lamp j I bowls and shades, bed lamps, I i
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      713 2 RENAULT "Airline" Saloon for sale, 1935 model, excellent condition, insurance 1 year, $1000.— Apply Mayphil Building Co., 169, Upper Serangoon Road. Westinghouse Refrigerators for i£ie and monthly hire, a number of secondhand refrigerators are available. Apply 12, Battery Road. I For best value and cheapest prices in all kinds of:
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      270 2 NOTICE. Owners of rubber estates of 100 acres and over in the Islands of Singapore and Penang, who have not obtained specific exemption from me in writing on the grounds that they have made a bona fide attempt to produce the amount of rubber for which they have received credits
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      281 2 ARE YOU FULLY AWARE OF OUR CHARGES BEING MODERATE FOR BOTH ELECTRICAL AND WATER INSTALLATION OUR WORKMANSHIP IS GUARANTEED FOR ANYTHING ELECTRICALLY DONE AND WATER PIPING LAID, AND GENERAL REPAIRS CARRIED OUT FOR BOTH. A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU. 'PHONE 7176 OR CALL AT Messrs. Allwie Co., 4SB, VICTORIA STREET,
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      196 2 FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL. FACTS AND PROGRESS. T no exceptional abUity, but the vision to recognise an OPPORSSwS topower ti) ACT-that iM aIL Our course of instruction outlmL-a tluYso tea?:students may be thorough* grounded in the Art of Music. .i. niaccpc tn hp oDened shortly, to make the entire scope
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES REPLACEMENT OF U.S. TONNAGE
    451 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES REPLACEMENT OF U.S. TONNAGE Total Of 1,300,000 Tons Needed Yearly f N an address on the maintenance ot an adequate United States Merchant Marine, Mr. Alfred H. Haag, acting director of the Bureau of Research of the U.S. Maritime Commission, told of the early development, subsequent decline,
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    NEW CUNARDER
    166 3 "552" Will Surpass The Queen Mary In Speed London. Handsome and majestic as the liner Queen Mary is, Mr. Hector Bywarer naval correspandent for the Daily Telegraph, believes that the ship will be surpassed in beauty by "552." "An inspection of the '552' at Clydebank convinces me that
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      474 3 STEAMER BAILINGS r~ u mM 1 1 BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated in England.) 0. S. N. Co/a SAILINGS OUTWARDS. Dua Tonnage. Spore. 1627. SOUDAN 6,800 July 9 KAISAR-I-HIND 11,000 July 2 RAJPUTANA 17,000 July 18 RANPURA 17,000 July 30 BURDWAN 6,070 July 31 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Aug. 13 CORFU 15,000 Aug. 27
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      80 3 BX (APCAR) SAILINGS. For HONGKONG, AMOY, SHANGHAI JAPAN. Leave Singapore SANTHIA 8,000 July 1 TALMA 10,000 July 15 SIRDHANA 8,000 July 29 For PENANG, RANGOON CALCUTTA. SIRDHANA 8,000 June 26 SHTRALA 8.000 July 10 TTLAWA 10,000 July 24 P&Q BRITISH INDIA 'ASSENGER FREIGHT SERVICES, For all Information apply to: p
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      603 3 A- «r I KOKUSAI LINE j (KOKUSAI RISEN KAISHA) (Incorporated In Japan) For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama) Dm Dae Sailing Dae > Penang Spore Spore via New York Ii m s KOMAKI MARU July 1 July 5 Joly 7 Aug. 16 m|s KANO MARU Aug. 19 Aug.
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      401 3 Special Holiday Cruises to BANGKOK SAIGON Angkor Pnom Penh DLspl. From Ret'g Tons. Spore. S'porr M.S. "ALSIA" 12,500 July 17 Aug. 0 "BORINGIA" 12,500 Aug. 7 Aug. 27 "LALANDIA" 11,000 Sept. 18 Oct. 8 "JUTLANDIA" 13,100 Oct. 9 Oct. 29 "MEONIA" 11,000 Oct. 30 Nov. 19 "BORINGIA" 12,500 Dec. 11
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      463 3 STBAHKB BAILINGS §NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD (incorporated trn Oermaay). The undernoted are the cxjmpany Intended fixtures:— OUTWARD KOR HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN. Due Spore. mm Sss TSAR" omits Manila Due Penang June 28 P. Swettenham June 2« Singapore June It 6.3. "POTSDAM" omits North China Due Singapore July ft m.s.
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    427 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London, June 18. RUBBER Last Price To-day Change Tone Steady Quiet SS? Buyer* 9» BBf +3 16 Sellers. 99 16 913 16 Sellers. 9 5 8 9 13 16 +3 i»» JuiylSept Buyers! 99 16 9% +3 18 Sellers. 9 5 8 9 13 16
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    USUAL DIVIDEND PAID
    472 4 Straits Traders' Big Profit THE usual Dividend of 75 cent.i ne: share is declared by the Strait) Trading Co., the annual report cf which states that after writing off depreciation, ruridhg provision ior end doubtful debts, and Including a transfer from internal reserves, tne balance amounts to
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    62 4 Market Almost Entirely Featureless Reuter Wireless. London, June 19. ON the Stock Exchange the improved tone cf overnight Wall Street ati\ices found a icilcction in local sentiment but the end of account considerate ns reduced business yet further and the market was almost entiiely featureless. Impelial Airways, exceptionally,
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    MONETARY STABILITY
    127 4 Joint Anglo-American Action Reuter Wireless. Washington, June 19. That the United States and Great Eiitain can maintain world monetan stability by joint action even should France be forced to revise her position under the tri-partite agreement is the feeling in Treasury circles. While such action by France would
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    YEN EXCHANGE
    29 4 Reuter Wireless. Tokyo, June 19. The Japanese Finance Minister to-day told a delegation of Japanese financiers that Government is determined to maintain the Yen exchange ratesReuter Wireless.
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    GOLD ENGAGEMENT
    21 4 Reuter Wireless. New York, June 19. The latest engagement of gold to America is $7,659,000 from England.— Reuter Wireless.
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    PUBBER MARKET REVIEWS
    191 4 Selling Pressure Holds Prices Down MESSRS. Lewis and Pe*t 'Singapore). Ltd.. i;i lifir v el;!:- rep&it ior la.' «e*k .'.ate: Although there hfve been pgr* cf 5' v ai*3 slight in prevmrnt during IJU* week from the Ho re mark3ts, bu'.iness in B!ngapcr2 has not responded and
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    BEARISH INFLI ENCES
    269 4 Messrs. Stanton Nelson Co/s Report Messrs Stanton and Nelson and Co.. state: Tne siruggle between beariori influences in New York, combined villi outside depressing factors, and the very favourabla statistical position still continues. An advance in values dunng the week has been registered but there is still
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    IMPERIAL AIRWAYS
    49 4 Caoital To Be Increased To £3,000,000 Reuter Wireless. London. June 19. AN extraordinary general meeting of shareholders of Imperial Airway.-: acreed to increase the capital to £5^.000,000. I he Board decided to invite subscriptions shares the price of which will oe agreed with the Government Router Wireless.
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    THE NEW TAX
    112 4 Lobby Views On New Impost Reuter wireless. London, June 19. The new Profits Tax has met a cordial reception 111 Looby circles, wivre it is nicknamed not "simple Simon tax' ~ur, oiiaions simple tax." Members of ail parties generally regard the tax a.s c masterpiece oi orevuy
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      796 4 j Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd.! I (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). t J Successors to The Chinese Commercial Bank. Limited. The Ho Hong Bank, Limited, and I The Oversea-Chinese Bank Limited. I i CAPITAL i Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD Oi l ICE, CHINA BULLDING, CH CLIA
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      24 4 >*2?» J 1L »J HOPE THAN WHAT I expected Y|l "VIRILINETS" has REJUVENATED M£ < REVIVED THE ENTIRE ORGANISM. INCREASED MY PHYSICAL and MENTAL EFFICIENCY/
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1634 5 Issued by Fraser and Co. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers MINING Fraser Co. Lyall Evatt Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers 4(-Ampat Tin .519 6 j 3 5 9 6 3 tl Asam Kumbang 35j« 37 6 35 j_ 1 £1 Austral Malay 561- 58|- 566 58'-5-Ayer
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    468 5 (From Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Monday morning. Singapore: 32/2 cts., unchanged. Market Tone: Dull. London: Closed. New York: Closed. With London and New York closed on Saturday, the local m?«rket is very dull iviid prices are more or less nominal. The resignation of M. Blum after his
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    KWANGTUNG NOTES
    158 5 Exchange Rate Fixed At 44 Shanghai, June 21. MR. T. V. Soong held a meeting with leading bankers in Canton to discuss the exchange rate of the Kwangtung notes. Afterwards it was decided that the rate should be fixed at 44., and that all Kwangtung notes was to
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    MALAYAN & S.S. REVENUE
    260 5 MALAYAN S.S. REVENUE Figures Of The Excise Department COLLECTIONS from all sources including Rubber Cess under the Rubber Regulation Ordinance (Chapter 163), licence fees and storage charges under the Importation of Textiles (Quotas) Ordinance (Chapter 162), Special Tax 1934 c Liquors 3.118 963 02 Tobacco 3.986 198 64 Petroleum 2
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    TRADE BARRIERS
    102 5 Lord Mayor Of London's Paris Appeal Reuter Wireless. London. June 19. Th Lord Mayor of London opened h Q Bntish Pavilion in the Paris Exhi-to-day. Keavy rain marred the Mavor"o drive through the streets. He arrived at the sidegates instead of making a tour of the grounds. Th*
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    212 5 FRASER COMPANY. list of current dividends Singapore, June iy. Total tor Booka Com financial oomD*m Diidtn# PUiSi* to dirta Ayer Hitams 20% June June 28 June 21 50% Bangnn Tin j° e 2 3 June 30 June 24 l l /2 c o KatS a g 2V3 June 23 June
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    92 6 Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 7 p.m. Wednesday. Penang. Siam. Burma, India. Iraq. Palestine. Egypt, E. and S. Africa, Great Britain, Ireland, Europe. Nigeria, Gold Coast and N. and S. America: Imperial, closing 10 p.m. to-morrow. Medan. JaskS. tAmsterdam? and don?: Netherlands, closing 1.30 p.m. Wednesday.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    85 6 Mails expected from Australia Netherlands Indies etc. by Air (Qantas* to-day Deliveries of boxholders' letters only 3 p.m. and general delivery of letters 4.05 p.m. to-morrow. Mail expected from Netherlands Indies by Air < Netherlands I to-morrow Deliveries of boxholders' leUer.; only 3 pjn. and general delivery of
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    17 6 Mails despatched from Singapore on May 'jXi by me Karoa was delivered in London to"-day.
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    MUNICIPALITY FOR K.L.
    386 6 Two Years Old Plan BUT STILL "UNDER CONSIDERATION" (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, June 20. rpHE question of the formation of board of Municipal Commissioners for Kuala Lumpur, to replace the existing Sanitary Board, is still under consideration by Government, it was announced at the annual
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    "CLARENCE"
    171 6 Booth Tarkington Film At The Pavilion AT THE CINEMA ACHARACIER created by Booth Tarkington, namely Clarence SmiU:. comes to the screen in "Clarence," the Paramount picture now at the Pavilion. It tells how Clarence, a scientist with a varied past and a peculiar facility for getting tnings done, is
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    "SUBTLETIES"
    146 6 Magic Circle Show To Be Repeated SUBTLETIES", the Malayan Magu Circle show which had a very successful season at the Victoria Theatre [gel week is to be repeated at a special performance en Thursday, beginning a' h r m. House Full signs were displayed 20 minutes from the start
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      403 6 MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL j To-night COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 p m, to 8.30 p.m. S t DINNER DANCE (informal) 9.30 to Midnight and Cabaret entertainment by the j D. FOKIEN-MARVIN-RUSSIAN TRIO i D. MARVIN Y. KRAVCHENKO K. ERMDAEVA. I Presenting an Extensive Repertoire of Character and Classical Dances. Late of the
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      101 6 T MEIRICH T MOTOR TABLETS contain the cnlv really effective 'ANTI-KNOCK" remedy ihey have been known for many years and are supplied m ;ab!eL form packed in handy u'jxls which i.s very popular ta inutonsis, because tney do l»Oi soil the clothes or binds. Obta nable at MALAYAN MOTORS LTD..
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      580 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Vacancies occur on the Editorial Staff of the Malaya Tribune in Singapore for three first-cla s Pitman shorthand writers (speed not less than 120 words per minute), with educational qualifications equivalent to the Matriculation standard. Applicants with these qualifications should apply, in the first instance, in writing, to
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      444 6 INTELLIGENCE! 1 STEAMER MAILS DESPATCHES TO-DAY FOB PER OATZ AND TIM*. Rengat f.nd- Tembiiahan Flevo June 21 1 p.m. Pcntianak Pangkor ~21 2 p.m. Sarawak < generally > Bintulu Circe- 21 3 p.m. China (generally) Hoihow Ginyo Maru 21 3 p.m. Hongkong Ginyo Maru 21 3 p.m. Japan Ginyo Maru
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    LESS TOBACCO IMPORTED
    383 7 INTO MALAYA Competition From Within f iC3o t the net revenue collected SS. and F.M.5. on tobacco, -i to SI 295.783.24 compared with full in 1935 and $3,986,198,64 in from bond 'on which di'.ty cteti 1 for consumption in tbe were as follows: 1934 1935 1936 Lbs.
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    GREEN BELT
    77 7 Scheme To Surround London Reuter Wireless. London, June 19. ANOTHER 550 acres of woodlands in Hertfordshire and the riverside meadows in Surrey ar e being added to the so-called green belt round London which is rapidly increasing in extent. At a meeting on Tuesday, the London County Council
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    MUSSOLINI'S OUTBURST
    139 7 "Guadalajara Retreat Will Bp Avenged'' Reuter Wireless. Milan, June 19. CIGNOR Mussolini "to-day mads a fur- ious reply to the "Calumnies" in the foreign press about Italians in the Guadalajara retreat. The reply appears in an unsigned article in Popolo d' Italia undoubtedly written by II Duce and
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    REPATRIATION OF FUNDS
    66 7 Reuter Wireless. New York. Jun e 19. Official figures indicate the potential repatriation of French funds from the United States (should M. Blum cairy out his reported intention to compel Frenchmen to repatriate their capital* would amount to over six hundred million dollars and the withdrawal of
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    GERMAN CRUISER ATTACKED
    213 7 London Inquiry MEETING AT FOREIGN OFFICE Reuter. London, June 19. FOLLOWING upon reports which rsached London this afternoon (hat submarines had made two attacks o** the German Crniser Leipzig, off Oran on the Algerian coast, the German Ambassador Herr Yon Ribbentrop communicated with the other three powers
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    BALKAN HEIR
    23 7 Reuter Wireless. Sofia, June IPA son and heir has been born to Queen loanna. Mother and child arc doing excellently.—Reuter Wireless.
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      74 7 Buy To-day! WINES AT Smashing Prices POMIWARD $1PETIT BOURGOGNE $1 ADVOCAAT $1.50 SHERRY (Quart) $150 SHERRY (Pint) 0.75 FOCKINK'S ANGOSTURA BITTER (Half Pint) LONGUA VITA BITTER $1 Come Early Only few bottles left. D. T. LIM 6- COMPANY. 353, North Bridge Road, SINGAPORE. I TRAILS SWITCHES CROSSINGS TURNTABLES TIPPING WAGONS
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      63 7 iiltgilir u n n k jpll|lp I I iH jfP|f#S a woman's crownmg gio ry —is her hair. Why is Jhl so popular I hi the office? —not because she is efficient at her work but— 2 ;&a«%ij} -a because she has tnat well groomed' appearance that vv• HAGEAHi¥*R TgADING
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      217 8 Co "T ALHAMBRA chapters. Record Season Ends TO-NIGHT 6-15-9-15 kVi i iih DAY! "XXDEB SEA KfiX £E OM *m RAY "CR S ASH" CORRIGAN. Jl 4 1« THE DESPI RATE STRUGGLE FO I L PL voRLD VLSO f jg DEATH-DEALING ATOMFX( Ki*LE\T GCNS SPRAY DESTRUCTION SUPPORTING Otili s A SPLIT
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      130 8 .j.- 4. j LAST ATGHT of Extended Season m 6.15 9.15 J j CAPITOL Dont miss her j i r SON J A •HENIE Ik i It N j i I iki' j LAST NIGHT S S THE MOST SENSATIONAL LOVK TEAM IV THE j|Sl "J 0 ]fe Mttk HISTORY
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      46 8 Another surging romance by the man wKo made "Cavalcade" and "Mutiny on the Bounty"! j "For entertainment, it surpasses all my other productions!" toys Director Lloyd, three-times winner ot Motion Pidwe Academy honors. CIAUDETTE COLBERT FRED MacMURRAY in Frank Lloyd's IMAIDOF SAIEM J NEXT WEEK PAVILION
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      177 8 Ciarence was a good guy only he had a >*»*»j<i weakness Torrninding overpeopled businei: X out his m 7 u^ ,J I i JTO THE GLORY OF MANKIND JtO THE ENTERTAINMENT MAGNIFICENCE OF THE (SCREEN add this ageless story of they who worshipped the soil and gave of their hearts
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    248 9 CHINESE MARRIAGES f Q the Editor of the Malaya Tribune) S ir —-While commending you on c Vomary averseness to cause hurt or „iVe offence, I must say that in chang- the word "Chinks" to "Chinese the concluding paragraph of my let er to you on
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    CLEAN THE BEACH
    139 9 To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune) S-- _i have read the letter published in our yesterday's issue in regard to The necessity to get the beach in Marine 4rade cleaned up now and again I too venture to support the argument put forward by "Katcng Bather"
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    MID-WINTER HEATWAVE
    58 9 Reuter Wireless. Buenos Aires, June 19. Although it is mid-winter a heatwave has prevailed for th 2 past ten days and the unseasonable dryness is causing much damage to agriculture. Reports indicate half the cotton crop may have been lost. A plague of grass-hoppers from trie Chaco region
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    33 9 H. H. the Sultan of Trengganu, who went to London for th-a Coronation, IS returning with his retinue by the Baloeran, which is expected to \arrive SCt Singapore about noon on June 22.
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    US. STEEL DISPUTE
    114 9 Board Appointed To Mediate Reuter. Washington, June 18. THE board appointed to mediate in the steel dispute is composed of Mr. Charles Taft, son of the ex-President, Mr. Lloyd Garrison, a former chairman ci the National Labour Relations Board and Mr. Edward Mcgrady, Assistant Secretary of Labour.—Reuter
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    THE LARRAKIA
    106 9 In Darwin With Two Arrested Vessels Reuter. Darwin, Saturday. rE Commonwealth Government patrol boat. Larrakia. which broke down at sea after capturing two poaching vessels in territorial waters 300 miles from Darwin and had to be towed by its captives, reached Darwin to-day. One of the "arrested" vessels,
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    LONDON'S LORD MAYOR
    101 9 Opens British Pavilion In Paris Show Reuter. London, June 19. The Lord Mayor of London opened the British Pavilion in the Paris Exhibition to-day. Heavy rain marred the Mayor's drive through the streets. He arrived at the sidegates instead of making a tour of the grounds. The
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    LORD TWEEDSMUIR
    47 9 Reuter Wireless. Kingston, Ontario. Jun? 20. Lord Tweedsmuir, Governor Genem of C?nada. addressing a conference or: Canadian-American affairs, said he Relieved "on a close understanding Between the British Commonwealth and the Republic of the United States depondo the peace and freedom of the world."'—Reuter Wireless.
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    LAMBAK RUBBER
    53 9 Guthrie and Co., Ltd., agents for Lambak Rubber, Ltd., have received a cable stating that the board recommend a dividend of 7% per cent, in respect of the last financial year, payaoie on July S9 to out £9.500 to reserve and to carry lorward, subiect to audit and
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    CHINESE WEDDING
    46 9 The marriage took place at the Happy World yesterday, of Mr, Tan Chong Bern e'der son of Mr. Tan Cheng Chee of Singapore, and Miss Aw Hweeßjg, nirce cf Mr. and Mrs. Lee Siew TeoK. A reception was held later in the Happy Restaurant.
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    KING & QUEEN LEAVE ASCOT
    33 9 KING QUEEN LEAVE ASCOT Reuter Wireless. London, June 19. The King and Queen and their guests teft Windsor Castle this morning. They had s' ayed for the duration of the Ascot meeting.-Reuter Wireless.
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    33 9 The Justices of the P eace have elected teJ Tuan Shaikh Yahya bin Ahmad T P to bo a member of the Board of Licensing Justices for gaj. raffia* seh, J. P-> resigned.
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    AUTHOR OF "PETER PAN"
    253 9 SIR JAMES BARRIE DIES AT AGE OF 77 London, June 19 j SIR James Barrie. the eminent playwright and author, died this after- j noon in a London Nursing Home, where he had been lying seriously ill for several days—Reuter Wireless. Sir James Barrie, who has
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      121 9 Avoid Eye Strain! CONSULT E!iison*S*Ezeki'el Co-, ty Appointment to EL H. the Rajah of Sarawak OPTICIANS WATCHMAKERS ONLY ADDRESS:— 3, Capitol Building, SINGAPORE. Singapore Municipality TENDERS N'DERS are now invited for the •wing materials or services. For Particulars see Municipal Tender Room. Date of closing ivilege ot selling nonxicating liquors,
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      361 9 mm m TB HALF-PRICE TO ALL SEATS 11 I 8 Wi TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW NIGHT j mm. m m*mu second show at 9.15 p.m. EDMUND LOWE VIRGINIA BRUCE in j "THE GARDEN AAURDER CASE" j I Who was the killer who used no weapons left no claes! j Th e
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      358 9 CAPITOL Special 'REVIVAL of HITS' WEEK! During the engagement of the GONSALEZ ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY This Week the following outstanding film successes will be screened at the 6-15 p.m. Shows TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) U WEDNESDAY, JUNB 23rd. M.G.M.'s 4 Star Hit jj (3-li a »<l 615 p.m.) //I inn It~ T~\
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      123 9 CLUB DIARY IThere are numerous Clubs in Singapore members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the "Diary of Events." The ''Club
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    34 10 Mr. Tan Peck Jim humbly thanks his friends and relations, who paid nightvisits, sent wreaths, telegrams end letters of condolence and attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Tan Peck Jim.
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    MALAYAN MATTERS
    962 10 A N appeal was made to the Perak Government at the last meeting of the State Council by the Orang Kaya Mentri to create State Scholarships in addition to the existing Queen's Scholarships so that Government officials and those employed in the Government services, such as the Customs,
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    26 10 Mr. Arthur Tinker, manager of Jong Landor Estates. Ltd., has left Bat'i Gajah Hospital and arrived in Singapore to undergo an operation at the General Hospital.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Federal Council
    204 10 NOTES COMMENTS Federal Council rpHE Federal Council meets at long intervals in these times. The first business at the meeting to be held on June 29 will be to confirm the minutes of the meeting on Feb. 3—nearly five months ago. The policy of decentralisation is being steadily pursued, and
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    Immigrants For Malaya
    202 10 rpHE continued improvement in economic conditions in Malaya was responsible for the flow of migration again being much in favour of the country last year, states Mr. s. E. King, the Immigration Officer, S.S. and F.M.S., in his annual report. The excess of arrivals over departures at
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    Co-Operative Stores
    237 10 JN his annual report for 1936 01 working of Co-operative Bocietfc Mr. R. Boyd, Director of Co-operation S.S. and F M.S., says that the age Malay of the kampong equipped to run a store, yet the d< to have a share in the store is very eenerai. He
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    Cheaper Telephones
    185 10 rpHE net revenue derived from telephone* for 1936 was $1,414.15". which represents a decrease of $31,032 This is an extract from the annual report of the Posts and Telegraphs Department for last year, and it certainly provides food for thought, for in mcsr other essential services increases are
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    212 10 "Looker 0» JHE tattoo artists report a grievous slump in their profession. It's probably dv? to the competition offered by the beauty shoppes. Prosperity is returning. People are taking thoir noses from the grindstone, and turning them up again. "The first experimenter who managed t 0
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    BLUM DEFEATED: FRENCH GOVERNMENT RESIGNS
    168 11 SENATE REFUSES NEW POWERS GRAVE POLITICAL CRISIS OPEN WAR OF FINANCIERS AND POPULAR FRONT A FTER the Chamber, with its Popular Front majority, had voted confidence in M. Blum and his Government on the issue of granting special powers to deal with the financial crisis,
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    SENATE OFFERS ITS OWN SOLUTION
    546 11 Reuter. Reuter Wireless. Paris, June 21. rpHE Senate, by 168 votes to 96, rejected the Chamber's amended Plenary Powers Bill. The Cabinet Council then met to draft a declaration in which M. Blum Premier) will announce his resignation in view of his defeat in the
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    GERMANS MEET DISASTER
    86 11 NANGA CLIMB Sixteen Killed By Avalanche Reuter. Simla, June 20. AN official report from Gilgit state* that an avalanche has overwhelmed the German Nanga Prabhat Exnedition. Seven climbers and nine Gurkha porters were killed. The leader, Karl Wein, escaped. The expedition, numbering nine and led by Karl
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    BRITISH SHIPPING IN PACIFIC
    198 11 Results Of The Imperial Conference Reuter. London. June 19 SUBSTANTIAL progress has been made towards the conclusion of an agreement i, i tri imnroved steaimnip service between Canada and Australia and New Zealand, declared Sir Edward Beatty. Chairman and President of the Canadian patliic Railways, tefoT;
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    INSURGENTS ENTER BILBAO
    439 11 BASQUES PREPARE NEW DEFENCE LINE St. Jean De Luz, June 20. i INSURGENTS claim to have entered Bilbao at 4.15 p m to-day. It is alleged the defenders sacked the suburb and blew up an explosive factory before leaving. Basque casualties at Galdacano are estimated at 2,000.
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    BRITON AND SON DROWNED
    82 11 OFF CHEFOO Wife Rescued By Sailors Reuter. Chefoo, June 20. A BRITON, Mr. E. P. Railton, was drowned off Chefoo (North China) when he dived into the sea from a picnic motor-boat to rescue his younger son, Eric, aged eight, who had fallen overboard and dist
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    CHAHAR REVOLT CHECKED
    103 11 Troops Withdrawn REINFORCEMENTS FOR TEH Reuter. Peiping, June 20. A MESSAGE from Ping Ti Chuan says the revolt in North Chahar is evidently dying down, at least temporarily. The Chinese volunteers commanded by General Chang Chung Ying, who were last reported to be engaged in an attack
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    STEEL STRIKE
    30 11 Reuter. Johnstown, June 21. THE Bethlehem Corporation nas agreed to close down its factory after 500 tate police surrounded it, not allowing tucpiies or workers to outer.— Reutpr.
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    Epic Flight Over Pole
    181 11 BY SOVIET AIRMEN Short Route To America Reuter. San Francisco, June 20. three Soviet airmen who flew over the Pole to America sent a radio over the Canadian border en route to Bellingham, Washington, at 12.53 local time to the Army to predict that the airmen
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    GERMAN CHILDREN
    64 11 Must Not Be Named After The Big Leaders Reuter Wireless. Berlin, June 19. FOLLOWING a aecree issued by Dr. Frick forbidding German children to be christened Hitler, a further decree adds they must not be called Goering, Goebbells or bear the name of any leading political personality. An
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    MASS HYSTERIA OF REFUGEES
    149 11 IN CAMP Basque Children Stampede Reuter. London, June 20. FIVE hundred Basque refugee children broke away from their camp near Southampton last night when the news was broadcast that Bilbao was reported to have fallen. The children, seized with mass hysteria, stampeded into the surrounding woods,
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    STABILISATION OF GOLD
    99 11 De Beer Chief Says It Should Be Done Reuter. Johannesburg, June 21. "f FIRMLY believe that stabilis--1 ation in the Union on the basis of 140 shillings an ounce for gold to restore the world's confidence in the future of the metal might prove an example to
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    AMELIA EARHART FIRST AVIATRIX TO LAND AT AIRPORT
    129 12 ON ROUND-THE-WORLD FLIGHT "I AM A MECHANIC" GIVEN ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME BY SINGAPORE PUBLIC (By Our Own Representative) FIRST woman to attempt a round-the-world flight, Miss Amelia Earhart, who is known as the "Lady Lindy/' arrived in Singapore yesterday, and took off this
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    PLANE FUMIGATED AT KARACHI
    722 12 Kallang, Sunday. DAYS of wonder at the Singapore Civil Airport have not ceased! To-day. members of the general public, among whom were many of American natioality, gave an enthusiastic welcome to Mrs. Amelia Earhart Putnam ("Lady Lindy"), who accompanied by Capt. Fred Noonan. navigator, is going
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    AMELIA EARHART OFF
    52 12 Reuter. Singapore, Monday. Amelia Earhart took off from the Civil Airport at 6.20 this morning, and was seen off by Mr. M. B. Davis (American Consul-General) and members of the Consulate staff, and the community. Batavia, June 21: Miss Earhart arrived at Bandoeng at 10.47 a.m. lecal
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    COOLIE KILLED IN LANDSLIDE
    193 12 Fatal Mishap On Mine At Paku <From Our Own Correspondent) Tapah, Friday. A SERIOUS landslide occurred in the Ban Hm Tin and Gold Mining Kongsi, Paku, near Bidor, resulting in the instantaneous death of a young Chinese mining coolie. The matter was first reported to the
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    OPERA AT CAPITOL TO-MORROW
    201 12 "Rigoletto" Opens Return Season 1 THE return season of the Gonsalez Opera Company opens at the Capitol Theatre, to-morrow, with Verdi's "Rigoletto." Those who heard the company during their lengthy stay in Singapore a couple of months ago, when they provided a three weeks season of
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    SPANISH WAR REFUGEES
    382 12 SAFETY PLAN Britain And France Confer Reuter Wireless. London, June 19. WITH reference to the statement issued in London last night on behalf of Basque Government that the British battleship Resolution had signalled a message to the Captain of the Spanish liner Ilabana that the British Government
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    THE REGENT OF JOHORE
    521 12 International Club's Tribute (From Our Oion Correspondent) Johore Bahru, June 20. DISTINGUISHED members of all communities were present to-night at the reception at the Royal Johore International Club in honour of His Highness Sir Ismail, Regent of Johore having received the K.B.E. from H.M. the King.
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    BUKIT ZAHRAH SCHOOL
    500 12 Ungku Lady Aminah Presents Prizes THE annual prize distribution of Buk.t Zahrah School, Johore Bahru, was held in the school assembly hall on June 17, before a large and representative gathering. After welcoming, on behalf of the school, the assembled guests, the headmaster, Mr. H. B. Manby,
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    STRANGE CONTRACT
    132 12 Free Shaves For Rest Of Life Municn A strange sale contract has beeo made between a farmer and a hairdresser at Saulgau. Wurtemberg. Under its provisions, the farmer is to have free shaves for the rest of his life. The contract states: "The farmer herewith sells his two-year-old
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    LOVERS' CHURCH OPENED
    166 12 Psychologist's "Get Together" Experiment Oklahoma City. Over 150 pretty girls eyed six bashfui young men at the opening here of a "lovers' church", started by a psycholoe.st as an experiment in combining religion with social contact. Because of the small attendance of men the sponsor. Dr. W.
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    New Conditions For Twakow Coolies
    225 12 INCREASED RATES IN FORCE FROM TO-DAY Firm Stand Against Local Merchants Singapore, Monday. TWAKO W coolies working in Singapore harbour are understood to have practically issued, through the owners, an ultimatum to local merchants and business houses making use of the twakows for the carriage
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    CYCLIST KILLED
    49 12 Knocked Down By Motor Lorry Singapore. Monday /I N Indian cyclist was killed instanta- neously by a motor lorry when he v*as knocked down at the junction of Joo Chiat Read and Geylang Road yesterday afternoon. His head was smashed and his brainwere scattered along the road.
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    CORONATION STAMPS
    89 12 Flaws Found In Farlier Printings Montreal. A second flaw has now been discovered in Canada's Coronation issue of thro* cent Mpd.» stamps. Collectors have discovered 'wo dots abeve the King's portrait which appear in seven each sheet of some of the early printings. The dots give the appearance
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    THE FELIX ROUSSEL
    39 12 The Felix Roussel is expected to arrive in Singapore from Japan. China and Saigon to-morrow (June 22. at 6 a.m. and sail on the same day at 2 p.m. for Marseilles (via Colombo. Djibouti and Port-Said.
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    JAPANESE GARRISON
    27 12 Shanghai. June 21 Japanese Garrison at Char. Liang-Cheng is augmented by the arrival of 700 additional tanks, armoured car. and military lorries.—Sin Chew Jit Pol.
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    AMELIA EARHART ARRIVES IN SINGAPORE: PLANE FOR INTERNAL AIR SERVICE
    133 13 Miss Earhart's plane at the Singapore drome. (Tribune. Miss Earhart and her navigator ((Capt. Noonan, on extreme right) being greeted by members of the American Consulate on their arrival in Singapore yesterday in the course of their round-the-world flight. (Tribune).
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    The wedding picture of Mr. Tan iSt A- Le* Siew Cheng Chee) and Miss Aw Hwee Eng 4~cdcfv the Happy World. Took). The ceremony took place on Sunday at (.Tribune). . '
    31 13 Fit. Lt. Pugh (in shorts), chief pilot, and Mr. Boehm (chief ground engineer", who, with Mrs. Pugh, came out in the "Governor Raffles," which is also seen in the picture. (Tribune*.
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    ITALIAN STEAMER INCIDENT
    64 13 Reuter Wireless. Rome, June 19 Hitherto no decision has been taken regarding the bombing of the Italian vessel Madda. Italy evidently does not desire to unduly exaggerate the incident though it is expected some step will be taken within a few days. In the meantime authoritative circles
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    Emergency Congress Of Vatican
    100 13 RELATIONS WITH GERMANY POPE IN CHAIR An Extraordinary Session Reuter. Rome, June 21. yERY great interest attaches to the meeting of the Congress for Extraordinary Ecclesiastical Affairs held at the Pope's Villa at Castel Grandolfo, at which, it is understood, relations between the Vatican and Germany
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    ARRESTS IN GERMANY
    62 13 Reuter Wireless. Berlin, June 20. The secret police have extended their campaign against the evangelical opposition church into the Provinces. Opposition pastors are being questioned everywhere and already two more have been arrested. It is estimated since the advent of th Nazi regime about 500 pastors and
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    CHINESE WEDDING
    189 13 Miss Aileen Wong And Mr. Oei Ing Djoe Singapore, Monday. AVERY popular Chinese wedding took place at the Chinese Consulate yesterday, when Miss Aileen Wong, one of the leading badminton players in Malaya, was married to Mr. Oei Ing Djoe. The bride, who is the daughter of the
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    "AT HOME" IN JOHORE
    86 13 Johore Bahru June 20. The annual general meeting of the Persketuan Keharapan Bella will be held in the Club House in Johore Bahru at 8 p.m. on Wednesday. Items on the agenda are to pass the minutes of the previous meeting and the accounts for the
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    TWO CENTURIES IN SINGAPORE CRICKET MATCHES
    357 14 THOY MISSES HUNDRED BY 2 RUNS S.C.G HAVE THE BETTER OF CEYLON SPORTS CLUB Singapore. Monday. A SPLENDID innings by B. Gaillard who A was undeteated with 63 runs to his credit and an equally good performances by J E Blade who knocked up
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    Second Teams Meet At Balestier
    227 14 Singapore, Sunday. PLAYING against the Singapore Cricket Club at Balestier Plain to-day the Ceylon Sports Club second string dafeated the Cricket Club by one wicket and eight runs. Scores: S.C.C. II W K. Jagger c Thuraisingham b De Vaz f Lt Com. Barclay b Muthu
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    SINGAPORE GOLF
    77 14 Island Championship Tournament SATURDAY'S quarter-finals in the Singapore Island championship resulted as follows: C. A. R Bateman beat R. Craik (3 and 2). S. N. Kelly beat M. M. Paterson (2 up). E. L. Thomson beat C. W. Watson (5 and 3). Lt-Cmdr Ainslie beat Dr. Ibrahim on
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    TALL SCORING
    226 14 St. Andrew's 0.8.A. And The S.C.C. THE cricket match between St. An- drew's 0.8.A. and the S.C.C. II on Saturday end?d n a draw. Scores: ST. ANDREW'S 0.8.A. I. Moss b Lait 38 M. Armstrong b Reeves 0 A. Armstrong c Lalt b Reeves 100 P. Hill not
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    Inter-School Cricket
    192 14 ST. Andrew's School trounced St. Joseph's Institution at cricket on St. Joseph's ground on Saturday. Scores:— ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOL R. Thoy c and b P. Pennefather f i I. C. Ross c Bowdyen b R. Jansen 12 P. Singh b H. Bowdyen lo Hoosainsah not out 75 Extras
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    Evan Wong Scores A Century
    229 14 THE S.C.R.C. boat th e Inniskillings at 1 Tanglin on Saturday, Evan Wong ccorins a century. Scores: INNISKILLINGS Sergt Reid c Yew Wee b Keng Siew 1? Fus Werkman c E. E. Wong b KenE Siew 4 Dunkason c Huck Wan b Keng Siew o
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    United Services Beat Volunteers
    347 14 Singapore, Sunday. THE United Services beat the Vo luntetrs by six wickets in a whole day match at the Tanglin Barracks yesterday. VOLUNTEERS. IST INNINGS O. R. T. Kenman c Cummings b Duke 0 C. F. Jennings c Ilongsfton b Fahy 1 J. A. Sutor c
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    ENGLAND XI
    215 14 For First Test v. New Zealand Reuter. London, June 20. rflHE England XI to play New Zea1 land in the First Test at Lord's, commencing on June 26, has been selected as follows: R. W. V. Robins (Middlesex) rapt W. R. Hammond (Gloucestershire) C.J. Barnett (Gloucestershire) Hedlcy Verity
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    Sappers Beat Clarke Rangers
    211 14 The Royal Engineers beat the Clarke Rangers on Sunday by Six runs. Scores:— ROYAL ENGINEERS Coles c M. Wilson b A. Oliveiro Rose c R. Estrop b A. Oliveiro 0 Muston c and b Chelliah 0 Allwood b P. Singh 8 Stubley c R. Estrop b
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    S.L.T.A. Championship Tournament
    130 14 AWING to bad weather there was no v play in the Singapore Tennis Championship on Saturday and the Boy's Junior Singles ties arranged for thai wi'l be played on a day to be fixed TO-DAY S TIES The following ties will be played a the S.C.C. courts
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    Chinese & Japanese Sports Meetings
    1197 15 Chinese Japanese Sports Meetings BIG GATHERING AT JALAN BESAR EXCELLENT PERFORMANCES BY THE GIRL ATHLETES Till Jalan Besar Stadium was pack--1 cd on Saturday and Sunday when Ihr ann«ai sports meeting of the ipore Chinese A.A. was heid undei favourable weather conditions. i umber of existing records were 1 and
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    Singapore A.A.A.
    48 15 Singapore A.A.A Entries fcr the Singapore a.a.a. (h.'mpl- nship meeting close on Wed- rlav nr\t, and the heats will be on July 4. The championship ting takf> place on July I°, M r J.S de Souza, co the AJPC, wh > is i. tereiary, is in charge of mangulntß.
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    F:nish of the 50 metres race at the Chinese sports at Jalan Besar. (Tribune).
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    McCONNECHY CUP
    283 15 Johore Bahi v Batu Pahat In Final 'From Our Oicn Correspondent) Johore Bahru June, 20. In the semi-final of the McConnechy Cup P. W D Inter-departmental Football competition, Johore Bahru met Muar on the Istana Padang and won by 5—2. Play was fast and Interesting throughout and though
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    CHINESE S.C.
    20 15 The haerat lights at the Chinese Swimming Club will be turned on a* 7.30 p.m. to-day, weather permitting.
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    * Winner of the 1,500 metre*; rue© at Jalan Besar on Sunday (Tribune).
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    MISS PAM BARTON
    77 15 Loss Of Amateur Status Threatened Reuter Wireless. London, June 20. PAM Barton has received a letter from the Royal and Ancient Club threatening her with loss of amateur status if she receives any remuneration from the sale of a book she has written called "A Stroke A
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    Johore C.C. Beat S'pore Teachers
    174 15 THE Johore C.C. beat the Singapore Teachers' Association "at Balestier by even wickets. Scores: SPORE TEACHERS P. Retnasabapathy c Inglis b Keyt 6 Gan Kee Tian b Keyt 0 Tan Thean Tek c Barthelott b Nagesu i D. Ess run out 3 Lee Fong Limb
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    KEPPEL G.C.
    51 15 Twenty-two cards were taken out for the June mixed foursome, played on Sunday afternoon. and resulted as ur.der: Miss D Hirst and C Q Starkey 48--1 36 1 Mr. P. Crawley and H I Jones 44 6% 37'b. Mrs A. M. Low and W P. Douglas 45—7 37»/
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    Singapore Cricket Matches Raffles College Beaten
    236 16 Singapore, Sunday. A SPLENDID bowling performance A by Solakan Singh who took six wickets for 11 runs enabled the Indian Association to defeat Raffles College at cricket at Balestier Plain today, the Association winning b 17 runs. The scores were:— Raffles College Shim Kah
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    M.F.A. Beat Anglo-Chinese School
    229 16 Singapore, Saturday. DESPITE the fact that their team was not at full strength, the M.F.A. playing on their own ground at Balestier Plain, defeated the Anglo-Chinese School Ist XI by 32 runs this afternoon. M.F.A. A. R. Omar low. Ebit 8 H. Chews c /vjit Singh
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    CORONATION GOLF MATCH
    77 16 Reuter Wireless. Moor Park, June 19. In the Coronation golf match contested by amateur men versus women and professionals playing a full eighteen holes the amateur won 30 13 holes. In the leading matches Sw3eny and Mann beat Pam Barton and Padgham 5 0. Kathleen Garnham and
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    FRENCH GOLF
    36 16 Reuter Wireless. Morfontaine, June ]9. Jacques Leglike, th? French native amateur champion beat Henry Longhurst an ex-Cambridee Yiue by one hole In the thirty-six holes final of the French Amateur Open Golf Championship.—Reuter Wireless.
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    Y.M.C.A. Beat Medical College
    165 16 THE V.M C.A. beat th 2 Medira: by 10 runs on Saturday. Medical College Kuldip Singh c Fong Limb Lyrj K. Sivam b Xavier E One: Swee Law b Lyne C. Sandosham b Lyne Cheng Woo st Suratti b Xavier Moore c Leembruggen b Lyn Ebert
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    PENANG BOXING
    209 16 Hcmchit Knocks Out Jac4 Devlin (From Our Own Rcpcrte*) Penang, June 20. jJEIL HEMCHIT, who is ridin the c: of a wave of success at tlu further enhanced his reput I when he knocked out Jack Devlin in *he sixth round of a contest scheduled to cd twelve
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    MIZLER BEATS SARRON
    51 16 Reuter. Johannesburg. June U HARRY Mizler, the Ex-Britisb lightweight champion beat Petc-y Ban in th? first round, the latter being qualified for a low blow. Freddie Miller is at present ra for South Africi to fight Barron title holder at Johanneshorg. The da. 1 is not y3t
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      184 17 SLEEPLESS NIGHTSWHY BLAME THE CLIMATE? Many people find sleep difficult when long hot da:s are followed by nigfrs plagued v.'ith mosquitoes and other pests. Seme are inc'ired 'to blame the climate and resign themselves to what they regard as inevitable. But is the climate always to blame? Insomnia quite often
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      1696 17 Malayan Listeners* Radio I Isfepjss ss 1 s 05 Dm i J B TRANSMISSION 3 1 KOGRAMMES OF BRITISH EMPIRE Kreisler). Aus Wien (Kreisler). The ».35 p.m.-Big Ben. 'World Affairs.' 8.M.8.C. PfMVf 'L> 4 \Jt vi Holi y Bush < arr Moffat). A talk by H. Wickham Steed. W nVKit\J\mMtiAO
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    LIQUOR BILL OF MALAYA
    526 18 S3i MILLION REVENUE IN 1936 REPORTING on revenue in the S.S. and F.M.S. for 1936, from liquors, Mr. W. D. Barron, Commissioner of Customs and Excise, states that the net revenus for the year amounted to $3,231,933.17 compared with 53.373.786.70 in 1935, and $3,118,963.02 in 1934.
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    MALAYANS AT HOME
    234 18 Wing Comm. Scroggs' New Post (By Air Mail) 'From Out Own Correspondent; London, June 12. WING Commander H. S. Scroggs, late staff officer for navigation duties in the Far East Command, Singapore, Is to succeed Wing Commander A.P.V. Daly, AFC, who has been chosen to command the
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    360 M. P. H.
    44 18 Reuter Wireless. Berlin, June 19. A new world record is claimed by the German motorist Berndt Rosemayer, driving a streamlined Auto Union for ten miles with a flying start, at an average speed of 360.27 kilometres per hour. —Reuter Wireless.
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    PRINCE CHICHIBU
    38 18 Reuter Wireless. London, June 19. Yesterday Prince Chichibu accompanied by members of his suite and prominent Japanese business men visited the Port of London. They were taken down in motor launches to the Royal Docks.—Reuter Wireless.
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    OAK TREES IN PARK
    30 18 Reuter Wireless London, June 19. This afternoon the King and the British Commonwealth representatives are to plant Coronation oak trees in the Great Park, Windsor.—Reuter Wireless
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    GERMAN TORTURED
    138 18 Alleged Action By Prague Police Reuter Wireless. Berlin, June 20 rE alleged torture of a German by the Prague police is believed likely to lead to a diplomatic incident between Gcrmanv and Czecho-Slovakia. The German news agency states a German named Bruno Weigel has been arrested in Prague
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    RAILWAY MISHAP
    58 18 HoH Up In The East End Reuter Wireless. London. June 19. In the East-end to-day, a breakdown in the railway held up raffle. Work continued for several hours to remove the empty train which had left the track. A special bus service had to be organised to take
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    INDIAN FRONTIER
    76 18 *ive Thousand Killed and Wounded Reuter Wireless. Istanbul, June 19. Derails are just available of a serious revolt of Ku'dish tribesmen in the Dersim area whose chieftains are opposed to Government reforms According to official documents pubEfftS to_clay the Government sent 25,000 troops with aircraft against t** rebels
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    Z.H.J. PENANG
    76 18 (Wavelength 49.3 metres) I TO-DAY 7.00 p.m. Time Signal and Announcements for the week. 7.05 p.m. Chamber Music Concert. (Records kindly lent by H O Baker, Esq.— (1) String Quartette (Mozart) (2) Two Songs by Richard Taubsr. (3) String Quartette (Haydn) (4) Two Songs. (5) String Quartette (Haydn)
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    A dramatic incident from "The Plainsman," which appears soon at the Alhambra Theatre. Starring Jean Arthur and Gary Cooper, with a strong supporting cast, the picture is declared to be one of Paramount"s best efforts. The L*rory deals with the struggles and conflicts which th early pioneers of America suffered in attaining their righU:.
    54 18 A dramatic incident from "The Plainsman," which appears soon at the Alhambra Theatre. Starring Jean Arthur and Gary Cooper, with a strong supporting cast, the picture is declared to be one of Paramount"s best efforts. The L*rory deals with the struggles and conflicts which th early pioneers of America suffered
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    MARKET LIST
    474 18 The Current Singapore Price* Sfcngftpor*, Junt lt. MEAT Beef stale kati 32 Beef stew or curry kati 25 Fillet steak lb. Mutton Australian lb. 45 Mutton, Indian per lb. Mutton, Malacca per 1». Pork, lean, kati 44 Pork, lean and fat (Ist amaiitir) 24 POULTRY Capons (locally reared),
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    MORE PETROL USED IN S.S.
    220 18 Revenue Shows An Increase rE net revenue from Petroleum f 1930 in the S.S. amounted tc $3,191,198.51 compared with $3,179,704 1in 1935 and $2,948,401.14 in 1934. The amount* collected on benzine ai.c kerosene were as follows:— 1935 1936 Sc. S c BenMne 3,030,967 26 3
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    FREE FROM DUTY
    62 18 Figures Of Concessions To H.M. Forces TBE following quantities of dutiable articles were released during 1936 duty free for consumption by His Majesty's Forces:— Quantity Liquors 193,469.31 gallons Petroleum 426,093.00 Tobacco including cigarettes and cigars 134,592.53 lbs Eighty-five thousand seven hundred and eighty-four gallons of aviation spirit
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    GENERAL BECK
    78 18 Reuter Wireless. Berlin, June 19. General Deck, chief of the General Staff, is visiting London this week-c I General Beck goes to Paris to-day visit the exhibition and is exper take the opportunity of discussing qu tions of mUual interest with Gei Gamelln. On the conclusion of his
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    RUSSIAN TRAGEDY
    29 18 Reuter Wireless. Moscow, June 1? Crurvtekoff, President of' the \.nite Russian Republic, has commit: suicide for "personal family reason according to the efflcial Tass Agency. Reuter Wireless.
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    GIRL'S NEW FACE
    280 19 Jaws Frfectured Five Times London, By Air Mail. "IT is all so marvellous. How they managed to rebuild my face, with my jaws fractured five times, I cannot say. As you see, I am bandaged like a mummy, and when I went out for th* first time
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    GRUESOME CULT
    119 19 Dead Refused Burial Until Spirits Return Salt Lake City (Utah*. A gruesome religious cult, which It opposed to burial of the dead, has beeii hi ought to light here. Officials wishing to prepare a death certificate for Mrs. Edith Peshak discovered she was a member of the organisation,
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      1088 19 LIS tt* II lififl.A Piano recital: Qhiditta Sartori kVm a 7 mC, M Hi MmtiaiO Count Adriano Tournon. senator on: "The New Italian Rural Houses." (Continued from page 17) Vocal selections for soprano, bass and tenor. KA.MO-COLONIAL. FRANCS 7,0 p.» Clascal music. St ftJ* A o p.m. A talk. TC-DAY
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    SINGAPORE CHINESE ATHLETIC SPORTS MEET.
    155 20 Girl athletes in the procession at the Jalan Besar Stadium at the opening of £he Singapore Chinese A. A. Athletic Meeting on Saturday. (Tribune). Another group of Chinese athletes at the march past at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Saturday (Tribune). Scouts from the Netherlands,
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