Morning Tribune, 21 May 1937

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL 2.— No. 93. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY. Mav 21, 1937. FIVE CENTS.
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    12-Mile Lane Of Warships At Coronation Naval Review
    539 1 12-Mile Lane Of Warships At Coronation Naval Review SUIOHV TUHIITLTUOITS RECEPTION I Oil Till] Kl\4p Coronation Medals For Foreign Commanders London, May 20. IT is estimated that a million people had gathered to watch the Coronation naval review at Spithead to-day by the King. His Majesty was received aboard the
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    White Drugs
    130 1 Japanese Spheres In China As Source Cairo, May 20 THE fact is now beyond dispute that the world source of illicit white 1 drugs to-day is China, north of the wall and some distance south thereof and these areas are under direct indirect Japanese control, says Colonel i
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    Unity In Spain
    54 1 No Opposition To New Cabinet Valencia. May 19. DEPORTING to the first Cabinet meet- Ing of the new Government Senor Negrin. the new Premier, emphasised that during the last four days no elements in the country had proved recalcitrant. All classes were uniting in an effort to
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    LONDON TRAFFIC TROUBLES
    35 1 Tramway Men Not To Join In London, May 20. k DELEGATE conference of the London tramway and trolley bus workers has decided and they will not support th e bus strike. Ileuter.
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    China Loan?
    88 1 Dr. Kung Busy In London London, May 20. I\R Kung is holding a series of imporu tant meeting with leading British ministers and financiers. He took lunch to-day with Lcid Rothschild after lengthy conferences with Mr. Eden and Sir John Simon. To-morrow he se?s Mr. Neville Chamberlain. Yesterday
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    China Famine
    71 1 Grass And Clay As Food Shanghai, May 20. UILLIONS of starving Chinese are lfl eating grass, tree-bark and clay and thousands are already dead as a result of the appalling drought and famine devastating the four provinces of Kansu, I Szechuen, Kweichow and Honan. An urgent appeal for
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    SHOT STRIKER'S DEATH
    218 1 Misadven ture Verdict i From Our Ovm Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. May 20 A VERDICT of death by misadventure was given to-day by Che Hamzah, district officer at Rawang, at the Rawang Police Courts at the inquest on the unidentified Chinese who was shot dead during the recent
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      28 1 ON OTHER PAGES (iirls Suicide 2 I I Nlum Clearance i i R.8.1. Opening > sports Pictures 25 j Amateur Races 26 I oca> Soccer (,ronation Pictures 28 i
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    Ex-Dance Girl's Suicide
    581 2 Ex-Dance Girl's Suicide DRANK POISON TO PREVENT DOMESTIC TANGLE Dramatic Gesture Before Man Friend And Wife Singapore. Thursday. I AM very sorry to see husband and wife quarrelling and I am going to put a stop to it." With tl.cse word* a pretty 24-year-old Chines' woman who was formerly a
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    Fight Surprise
    104 2 First Round Foul At Ipoh 'From Our Oicn Reporter) Ipoh, May 20. rERE was a sensation at the Jubilee Park here to-night when the main event over twelve rounds between Tony Joo, 7.10, the Perak flyweight champion, and Kid Arenas, 7 12, of Kuala Lumpur, ended dramatically in
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    Empire Parlev
    223 2 Mr. Eden Explains Foreign Policy London, May 19 A COMMUNIQUE issued to-night after the first meeting of the principal delegates to the Imperial Conference at 10. Downing Street states that a committee on constitutional questions was set up. A discussion on foreign affairs was begun by a review
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    Von Blomberg
    165 2 Impressed By British Friendliness London, May 19 FIELD Marshal Von Blomberg. the German War Minister and head of the German delegation to the Coronation, paid a visit to the Royal Air Force station at Andover to-day. The Field Marshal and his party were met by Air Chief Marshal
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    JAPAN HONOURS THE KING
    117 2 Prince Chichibu At The Palace London, May 19 BEFORE leaving Buckingham Palace for the naval review the King received Prince Chichibu. who presented the King with th e Supreme Order of the Chrysanthemum and the Queen with the Firs f -Class Order of the Precious Crovn
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    The Capitol
    181 2 A Remarkably Good Programme A REMARKABLY good programme presented at the Capi'ol It include/ the Paramount picture of tne Coronation, received by air man ana as expected this is a wondertul r.c of the great day, all the resources o the cinema being used to por raj tne
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    Flying Boats
    72 2 Training Cruise In rht Mediterranean London. May l9 -on Flvine Boat Squadron «>.i PeUxttowe to-morrow for T lf y erube of the Mcd*^ra" a..d ■.in flv to Malta via „,m n) Beere, arrivinc: at Malta on May 22. The return iourney commences on ?4ay 26 and includess a
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    NEW SLUM CLEARANCE SCHEME
    535 3 NEW SLUM CLEARANCE SCHEME TIONG BAHRU FLATS IMP MADE INTO RESIDENTIAL AREA ANOTHER chapter in the scheme of slum clearance and town development S ncapor* has been written with the completion of a second block modprn flats at Tiong Bahru, by the S ngapore Improvement Trust. has a'most been cut
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    Modern Prisons
    25 3 Rhanrhii May 20 fog direction of the Legislative ne i^ukien Government Is p'ann- struct modern prisons in Foo- A "ioy. Chienow, and Lunshai.
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    Government House
    655 3 Monday, May, 10. In the afternoon His Excellency received at the Victoria Memorial Hail k the Loyal Address from the Colony ol the Straits Settlements for transnv.s--i ?Aon to the Secretary of State on the I occasion of His Majesty's Coronation. Tuesday, May, 11. i Commodore and Mrs.
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    King & Queen
    156 3 King Queen Triumphant Drive At Portsmouth London, May 19. THE King and Queen, accompanied by Princess Elizabeth, left London by train this afternoon and descended at Cosham Station, outside Portsmouth, for a drive through six miles of cheering crowds to the Guildhall. After the civic ceremony they proceeded to the
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    Industry's Rally
    73 3 Record Production Of Iron Steel London, May 19. FE Board of Trade index number of industrial production for the March quarter was 0 2 per cent, less than in the fourth quarter of last year but 7.1 per cent, greater than in the corresponding period of 1936. The
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    CORONATION SPORTS MEETING
    108 3 I Rotary Club's Treat For All-Comers A REMINDER is given of the Coronation land sports which the Ro tary Club of Singapore is holding at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Saturday. The meeting is intended to cater io unemployed youths and girls othc than those provided for
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    Steel Helmets On Stamps
    69 3 Berl n A series of postage stamps wi designs shewing a man with a ste» helmet, spear and shield looking grimly to the sky are to be issued i Germany. They will be in honour of the 41 anniversary of the Reich.s Air ProUc tion League.
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    Law Notice For To-day
    45 3 Before the Acting Chief Justice m th~ Ist Court at 11 a.m. Summonses-in-Chambers, Originating Summonses and Motion. Br fore Mr. Justice Home in the 2nd Court at 11 a.m. Judgment:— S. 477 36— H. M. Eihis v~ Compagnie Optorg followed by:—Bankruptcy.
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      35 3 MELATI RADJA VEn¥ I M E High-Class Fashionable PERFUMF From All Dealers. Sole Agents: RAHAMIN PENHAS Singapore. j. j /o^**&<\ /^o^c\ I 1 PRINCESS OF HOLLYWOOD COSMETICS OBTAINABLE THROUGHOUT MALAYA Sole Agents: MONTOR LIMITED. SINGAPORE.
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    REUTERS COMMERCIAL SERVICE
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    LONDON COMMODITIES
    128 4 London, May 20. RUBBER Tone «J» f™ d snot Buyers. 10* 10 4 P Sellers. 10 5.16 10% +I|l6 Mav Buyers. 10' 10 4 y Sellers. 10 516 103 8 +116 July Sept. Buyers. 10%' 1 P Sel.ers. 10 716 10 716 0c Dec Buyers. 10 716 10
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGE
    79 4 London, May 20. Previous To-day Change T T on Paris (closing middle rate> llO.d 110.79 -+.08 T T on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 8.98 13 16 8.98 15 16 +Va T.T. ou Shanghai (closing sell ng rate) Is. 2 9 16 Is. 2 9 16 TT. on Hongkong
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    British Prisoners
    131 4 General Franco Holds Twenty-Six London, May 19 OFFICIAL information has been received by the British Government from the Spanish Government, also from 1 CK Franco, thit no British .subjects have been taken prisoner by the Spanish J rnment and that the number of Britlsh prisoners taken by General
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    New Roosevelt Plan Awaited
    80 4 Washington. May 19 DRESIDENT Roosevelt is expected to 1 issue a message to Congress next week dealing with minimum wages and maximum hours, und elimination of child bbour. According to Mr. Connery. chairman Of the House of Represent reives Labour Comm'ttee measures providing for :uch legislation
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    BULLION MARKET
    33 4 London. May 20. GOLD Previous To-day Change Fine per oz. £7.0.5* £7.0.6* +1 Si: Jl Spot 20 3 3 20 5 16 —116 4 months forward 20 7 16 20 7,16
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    Radiophone
    223 4 Sino- American Service Opened Shanghai, May, 20.^ rHE Sino-American trans-Atlantic radiophone was formally inaugurated yesterday at 9 30 p m. The service was first opened by Mr. Cordell Hull, Secretary of State, who Nilked to Dr. Wang Chung Hui, Chinese Foreign Minister and concurrently Actin? Chairman of the Central
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    LONDON SHARE LIST
    115 4 London, Mav 20 Previous To-day Cha u Distillers 115 115 Dunlop Rubber 34- 34General Elec'ric 85 1* 85 1* Imperial Chemical Industrie* 37 4* 37 6 }i 15b- 155Imperial Tobacco 40 40 3 Anglo-Dutch 13* 13 Canadian Pacific 5 3 5 1U London Tin (New Share) 38-
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    METAL MARKET
    22 4 TIN Standard. London. May 20 Previous To-day Change Spot (afternoon closing price) jjjffi S?J 4 2 Forward *20l £250 -1
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    NEW YORK CABLE
    38 4 NEW YORK CABLE RUBBER New York. May 19. Tone Quiet Dull Spot Buyers. 20 c, 8 20% Sellers. 20^ 4 21 July Sept. Buyers. 203 4 21 Sellers. 20* 21* TIN Tone Q^ 1 Spot sd* 5G* +1
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    FRASER & COMPANY List Of Current Dividends
    130 4 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends Singapore, M 20 Ti al ior Company Dividend Books Close t\nm y 9 Date Ex. Div J*** Payable Date to ciale TIN TO Raub 10% Int. June 8 June 14 June 9 Rawang Cone 2*% Int. May 10 May 26 May 20 12*% Bonus
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    JAPAN'S SHIPPING TO INDIA
    121 4 Coastal Trading Rights Simla, May 19. MR. Yonezawa, the Japanese ConsulGeneral in Calcutta and Mr. Dow Secretary of the Department of Commerce, to-day discussed Japanese coastal shipping rights in India. Official circles are very reticent regarding the outcome of the discussion but it is unofficially understood
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    15 4 Inspector Syed Akil Shahabudin ha^ returned from leave and has been posted ts\ finnget PatauL
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1644 5 tgiuei by Fraser and Co.& Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers Singapore, May 20. 6 p.m Kluang 10 u0 10 uo Kuala Sidim'".'.'. 3.10 3.25 3.10 3.20 Kundong 2.40 2.50 2.40 2.50 Lunas 2.35 2.50cd 2.40 2.50 Malaka 'Pinda 170 1.75 1.70 1.80 Mandai-Tekong 0.20 0.25
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  • THE LOCAL MARKETS
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      Rubber
      146 5 Singapore, Thursday morning. Singapore: 36 cts. Market Tone: Steady quiet. London: 1C 1 4d., up 3jl6d. Market Tone: Opened steady now Easier. New York: 20 7,8 cts., up 1,4 ct. Market Tone: Dull. Singapore. Thursday evening. The market is closing Easier to-day with more sellers than buyers. Only small
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      Tin
      29 5 Singapore, Thursday noon. Singapore: $125, up $2. London: Spot £254 34, up £5; three months £251, up £5 3 4. New York: 56 1'4 cts., up 1 ct.
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      Exchange
      8 5 London-New York 494.12 New York-London 494 I|4
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      Share Markets
      256 5 Messrs. FrasirA Co.'* Report Singapore, May 20. Mining. The London cables this morning show rather a firmer market there in Tin shares with buying orders predominating. Locally, the Tin share market generally, after rather a brighter opening than for fflre last few days, grew quieter as the day
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      Messrs. Julian Israel's Report
      234 5 Singapore, May 20 Tin locally up $2 Rubber locally buyers at 36 8 Oct Dec. Mining. Raubs $6 45 $6.60. Tne Tin Share Market is .steadier with better enquiries. S Klntas $8 65— $8 90. S Luus $2.20— 52.25, Hon^ Fatts $1 30— $1 35. B.
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    George V Fund
    109 6 Sydney To Devote £6,000 To Erection Of Statue OVER £6,000 has been raised here for the King George V Memorial Fund. When the fund was formally closed at a meeting in the town hall, it wac; announced that £6,005.7 2 had been collected towards the cost of
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    Bandits Dispersed
    56 6 Shanghai. May 20. About a hundred bandit cuvalry men of the Mongolian Autonomous Government in Tachingkow, launched an attacked on the Chinese line near Niuchotun on May 18. They struck the mines which were laid by the defenders. The majority of them were killed, and the remainder dispersed
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    26 6 Mr Francis A. Wright has been appointed an. unofficial member of the Negri Sembilan State Council during the absence on leave of Mr. W. G. Howse.
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    Exchange
    181 6 SELLING Singapore, May 20. London T.T. 2 4 116 London demand l \y Ixmdon 4 months' sight s Lyons demand "g M Hamburg demand 1 JJ i New Yor't demand 57 li it* Montreal demand iSia Batavia demand JJ< Samarang demand 104% Calcutta, Bombay and Rangoon demand }5};&; Madras
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    Produce
    211 6 Singapore, May 20. R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $146 R. (Siami W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $137 R. (Siam W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $132 R. (Siam) '"White" No. Al $230 R. (Siam i "White Rice" No. 1 $22C R. i Siam t "White
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    The Singapore Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Assn.
    89 6 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Buyers. Sellers. No. I.X.R.S.S. in cases iF.0.8. May* 36 36'a Good FAQ. In bales -iF.0.8. May» 34 15 16 35 I|l6 No. I.X.R.S.S/ (Spot-loose) (awardable Spore i 35 3 4 35 7 8 do. June 35 7 8 361a do.
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    20 6 Mrs. C. S. Kneebone, who was awav in Australia for some time on a holiday, returned to Taiping last week.
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    21 6 Mr. A. E. Wootton. hon. secretary of the New Club, Taiping, has gone UP the Maxwell Hill for a short holiday.
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      233 6 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. (Established in 1880 Capital Subscribed (Fully paid up) Y. 100 000,000 Reserve Fund Y.130.900.000.00 Head Office: YOKOHAMA SINGAPORE BRANCH. MEYER CHAMBERS. RAFFLES PLACE. Manager T. YAMAMOTO. Tel: No. 6049 Manager's Room. 5921 5922 General Office. 5923 6472 Compradore's Desk. BANK OF CHINA (Incorporated in China
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    CANADIAN PREMIER OPENS NEW LONDON BRIDGE
    81 7 Mr \V. L. Mackenzie King, Prime Minister of Canada who is visiting London for the Coronation, opened the new £65,000 suspension bridge built at Chelsea to replace the old structure which had carried traffic across the Thames for 100 years. Above we see Mr.
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    REARMAMENT IN BRITAIN
    210 8 Hampers New 2 ea/fl|| Manufacturers Christchurch M^«, n BRITAIN'S Tearmam^n N p^ Z r e a^ u hampering manufacturer? h me wish to obtain engineerhv in England, according > T a t chi nerv made at a meeting of the m,,n emen^ Canterbury Manufactured °T l{ f
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    THE STATUS OF BELGIUM
    149 8 Franco-British Declaration Shortly NEGOTIATIONS are still continuum between Paris, London and Brussels with regard to the status of Belgium which is anxious to be still guaranteed without having to give any pledge as a guarantor. The Belgian Ambassador and the British Minister are in close touch
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      315 8 COLOSSAL ENTERTAINMENT !AN UNEQUALLED SHOW m E| i TO-NIGHT 6-15—9-15 i v% A/>trf?TJTP^ (MAT: 3 15 SAT sm> Cr^C/Wm/tIV-^-^w^CJW Telephone Reservations Held Until 15 Minutes Prior To Starting Times i'.ffl! i"^ JESSIE MATTHEWS MORE ADORABLE THAN EVER IN THIS QAUMONT BRITISH DANCING— SINGING COMEDY SUCCESS. S IS ONE 0F THE
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    GERMANY MAKES MORE FILMS
    222 9 Keeping Out Foreign Pictures Berlin. LomaN film studios produced 1-507 WF^ Hiirins 1936, with a total length I 11lm t 2 150 000 feet, an increase cf I p Tc J as compared with the preT ye fibres just issued by the mKTfor'businiss research, give some
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    Maxwell Anderson
    170 9 4 gain Chosen As A merica's Best Playwright New York. FOR the second consecutive year Max- well Anderson has been named by Ufa Broadway critics as the season's erst American playwright. The award of the New York drama critics circle followed their selection of Mr. Anderson's "High Tor"
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    "DON'TS" FOR GERMAN SURGEONS
    145 9 Yards Of Bandage Wasted Goettingen, Thurlngia. PERMAN surgeons must co-operate in U the German Four-Year Self-Suffi-ciency plan by a sparing use of foreign surgical materials. This has been declared by Professor Stich in his opening speech as president of the conference o; the Society of German
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    19 9 Towkay Lim Cheng Chye. merchant and landed proprietor of Tapah, ana fpmijy are on a short holiday in Perang.
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    18 9 Mr. H. W. Read, proprietor of Batang Padang Estate. Tapah, has left for England on six months" leave.
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      254 9 THE GREATEST BRITISH SPECTACLE OF THE GENERATION S SIT BACK AND SEE IT UNDER IDEAL CONDITIONS AT OUR S ORDINARY CINEMA PRICES. S S S s s SiM'rial Mutince CAPITOL T«-d»y 3.1J i i 6.15 -NIGHTLY -9.15 1 s s s s S Paramount's Inspiring AIR MAIL Picture of S
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      57 9 Elephant >laiil Across /nd/a Calcutta. ELEPHANT mall is being used to sei'd message more than 1 000 milos across India— from Cooch Behar to Baroda. The message is bein^ sent to the Maharaja Bhup Bahadur of Cooch Behar to His Highness the Gaekwar of Biroda The Dowager Maharani of Cooch
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    RUBBER MAKKET NOTES
    1253 10 Good Recovery In Shares And Commodity -Outlook Favourable For Shares (By Air Mail) London. May n rE heavy falls that occurred in Stock and Commodity markets durin are being slowly regained. In the Rubber share market thev flr m regained quite rapidly, and in Mincing Lane recovery
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    15 10 News has been received 'Florence Knight of Kuala mv fJ^ passed B.A. examination in u**
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    Rice In Malaya
    330 10 Dr. Tempany's Lectures In Britain IyHAT Dr. Tempany is busy enlighten ing the British public on Malayan Agriculture is proved by his many public addresses in Britain. The Crown Colonist commenting on Dr. Tempany's recent address "Rice m Malaya" at Empire Society says: In Malaya, Dr. Tempany
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Friday, May 21, 1937. SHIPPING DEADLOCK
    325 12 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Friday, May 21, 1937. SHIPPING DEADLOCK A LMOST on top of the Coronation good wishes from Tokyo conies an intimation that a deadlock has occurred in the negotiations for a settlement of trade and shipping questions between Japan and India. The Japanese hold a good share of
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    AROUND MALAYA
    773 12 VTO more welcome news could have been diffused through the merlin' of the Press during CronaMon week in Selangor than the F M.S. Gazette announcement on Friday last, that the Kin* George V Jutvlee Fund will soon be brought into operation by the introauction cf im enactment on
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    POLLAND PLANS A BIG NATIONAL PARK
    245 13 IN CARPATHIANS tl'ldAL KIMKVIS lOR RAlli: PLANTS Warsaw v\i i ins for a big national park in the Carpathian mountains are now fi',,', "considered by the Polish Government. t will cover over 50.000 acres. It will comprise the whole of the m of limestone
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    Scores Of Canadians Join R.A.F.
    81 13 Ottawa Eighty-nine Canadians have joined the Royal Air Race In Britain by apply•hrou?h the Department of National Defence here. This has been disclosed by Mr. lan Mack tme. Defence Minister, in a rein the House of Commons It was impossible, he said, to estimate what
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    Propeller Falls From Plane
    273 13 Flying Over Forest: Pilot's Coolness Saves Three Lives Victoria Falls, Southern Rhodesia. THE coolness of a pilot has saved the lives of three people— himself and two passengers, one a woman— who were in an aeroplane flying over a dense forest some miles from here. At
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    INDIAN VILLAGERS' FIRST "LISTEN-IN"
    386 13 INDIAN VILLAGERS' FIRST "LISTEN-IN" Broadcasting Experiment Started: "Evident Enthusiasm Bombay THOUSANDS of Indian villagers have had their first experience of "listening in." Gathered round the communal wireless-set, they heard Sir Dhanjishah Cooper, first premier of Bombay under the new constitution, formally inaugurate the government's experimental scheme of rural broadcasting. Under
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    WHEN FAMILY WEDS FAMILY
    88 13 Bride Becomes Mother's Stepdaughter-in-Law Belgrade ON thf? same day, in the same church, and at the same hour, a father and son have married a mother and daughter ii, the village or Komletintza. near Vmkovtzi, Yugoslavia. The father is Ilija Gashitch, a widowei He has married
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    LONDON'S "CANVA FROM THE
    165 14 LONDON'S "CANVA FROM THE The South African Cor-nition contingent arrived at Waterloo Station. London, on the "Gloucester Castle" Mai trai n and marched to Wellington Barracks. The Contingent included two holders of the Victoria Cross and a general who is ranking as a private. He is Brigadier-General Royston, known as
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    CITY" HOME OF ORONATION TROOPS
    95 15 CITY" HOME OF ORONATION TROOPS The Life Guards, held a rehearsal for the Coronation over the route of the procession Our photo shows them ffoing through the Marble Arch fdunnff the rehearsal. (Planet News). vde Park and Kensington Gardens, London, where "canvas city" in of the huge camp in Kensington
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      33 15 Rene ULLMANN is DISPLAYING THE LATEST PATTERNS OF HALLMARKED BRITISH SILVERWARE HORS D'OEUVRE DISHES SWEET DISHES etc. ALSO CLOCKS JEWELLERY WATCHES THE BEST IS TO COME AND SEE RENE ULLMANN Raffles Place, SINGAPORE.
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    MENUS FOR WEEK
    718 16 MENUS FOR WE E K RAISED BICKWHEAI 2 3 yeast cake 1 i cup lukewarm wa'cr "2 3 i cups buckwheat flour water 3 /4 teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons molasses y 4 teaspoon soda 2 tablespoons melted butter Dissolve cake of yeast in lukewarm water. Mix the buckwheat flour. the
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      437 16 BREAKFAST LUNCHEON DINNER I Mulligatawny Soup Clear Soup with Vermicelli Papaya Fried Mahmee (with shredded chicken. Roasv Chicken Gravy Bread BaaeJl Grilled Kidneys and Mushrooms prawns, bamboo shoot, bean sprout and Rissole Potatoes Braised Celerv Sll IlliJi Waffles Butter Maple Syrup endive) Chocolate Nut Tart or Toast Butter Marmalade i
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      49 17 i iria n Marcelle j For a Natural 4t^^^ Permanent ttV^J^ O/ Try onr latest rtXT point-winding U system C /A 35 Stamford Ed. Tel. 4807 Prop. J. KOOY. J^ILKS lajmalial Store 23 HIGH ST. ladies Hairdressers MAISON PERM 79, Stamford Road. TeL: 4610 MAISON MARIE W, Victoria Street
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      16 17 FOR frNI c; Y „***** |1 E PHONB 34 6 3 THE PFOENIX 4ERYTED WATER WORKS
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      168 17 Ta TOURIST'S SIIOPPIIVG h GUIDE BOOKSHOP EYES FIRST CHEAP EDITION THE ROAD TO SHANGHAI Startling Revelation of the White &r~-^ Slave Iranic in Amh I KBfc^|jJ^<& by HENRY CHAMPLY J*m*^' Author of "White Women, Coloured Men." Eye Examinations. Eyeglasses There is a vast network of inter- Exclusively. national agents, highly
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    SHORTAGE OF HULLS IN JAPAN
    437 18 Causing An Advance In Freight Rates rVHE Department of Communication in Japan takes a very cautious attitude towards the alleviation of tbe restrictions on imports of old vessels as suggested by the Department of Commerce and Industry as one means of surmounting the present shortage
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    Air Mail Despatches
    87 18 Air Mail Despatches Java and Sou. hern F/matra: Netherlands, closing 7 p.m. Sundav. Parcels arrd registration cloa? at 7 p.m tomorrow. Medan. JaskS, Amsterdam? and don§: Netherlands, closing 12.45 p.m to-morrow. Hongkong, Canton. 'Shanghai. 'Kobe Manila nnd USA.: Imperial, closing 7 p.m. to-morrow. Penang, Siam. Burma. India. Iraq. Palestine, Egypt.
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      475 18 J. L 2ZJU 7^ W^^r-, BY PaOand BRITISH INDIA. LINES Outwards. Due Due Tonnage S'pore. Tonnage S'pore. 1937. 1937 NALDERA 16.000 May 21 RAJPUTANA 17,000 July 16 CARTHAGE 15,000 June 4 RANPURA 17.000 July 30 BHUTAN 6.100 June 5 BURDWAN 6.070 July 31 BEHAR 6.000 T une 14 RAWALPINDI 17
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      131 18 GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD. inourpoiated in Japan; lo LONDON, via Penang, Colombo, Aden. Fort Said. Marseille* Gibraltar. s.s. "FUSHIMI MARU" May 27 g.S. "HAKAZAKI MARU" June 10 m.s. TERUKUNI MARU June 23 s.s. "HAKUSAN MARU" July 8 Kates to Ist Class tnd class Naples §497 (540 1317
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      223 18 POSTAL lIVrELLIGENaTI I I STEAMER MAIL DESPATCHES 1011 TO DAT- AMD TIM, T4 alv (Parcels only) M V. Bt, Aideponde Mav 91 q Medan M. V. St. Aldegonde 9 am rurone:— Croat Britain and Zl 8 a m Errope generally tt *M. V. St. Aldegonde 21 +pqa /ik Soon 9
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      251 19 an ir\s Pimp lixe (incorporated in Australia) NEXT SAILINGS. Due Sails. MARELLA May 29 June 4 ERKUR June 30 Ju ly 4 Special cheap round trip tickets irom Singapore to Australia issued at me iwing rates. First Class passengers may uaniier at Singapore, Brisbane, Sydney or [bourne to the connecting
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      551 19 "1* JjK^^fl T0 FRENCH PORTS V^_ SBl 1M HOMEWARDS. j ADJP* For Marseilles, Havre Antwerp Dunkirk M*ya 27 I Pnoom For Marsell^^ Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux May 27 T IN n For MarseUles, Havre, Antwerp Dunkirk j uiie 13 J DhMRADE For MarseUles, Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux June 24 OUTWARDS.
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      383 19 the harbour; SViIVS IX IHIt K Mail* I v >« l< «l qHIPS ALONGSIDE THK WHARVES Mails arrived from Europe etc, (LonOR E:CPECTED TO ARRIVE don 1 by Air (Imperial) yesterday. G«- Gate Mo neral dPliver> y of l2tter^ 8 45 am t0 nn Noort Matifl expected from Europe etc.
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    Duchess Of Kent Attends Easter Service At Greek Church
    91 20 Duchess Of Kent Attends Easter Service At Greek Church The Duchess of Kent attended the Easter service at the Greek Church in Moscow Road, Bays water, London. T e Greek Easter is celebrated several weeks later than that of the English Church. Here is the Duchess of Kent leaving th
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    Programme Of B. M. B. C.
    575 21 Singapore Station TODAY 6 00 p.m.: —Malay Musical Party 7.0C p m —Chinese Music (Gramophone Records > Peiping Dramas— A Visit to Mother. Too See Niang threw the Treasure Chest into the Sea. Uee Chaow Kong. Woo Long Yuen. Tock Snao. Pong Peei. Keung
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      34 21 f ASAHI BEER and SUN STOUT j J POPULAR I #«^MH| REFRESHING Still the best and the Cheapest in the market. SOLE IMPORTERS: MUSH BUSSAN K.ll*H.\ LTD. K.P.M. CHAMBERS. No. 1, FINLAYSON GUSH. BDTOAPOB&
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      578 21 lon the radio] flritish Empire Programme inns-mission 2:— 6-05 p.m.— 9.15 GSU 13.97 metres (21.47 mcs.); Ki 16 86 metres (17.79 mcs.); GSJ ?j 593S 93 metres (21.53 mcs.) and GSO m otres (15.18 mcs.). Transmission 3:— 935 p.m.— 0.20 m GSB 13.97 metres (21.47 mcs); < sK IMB2 metres
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      489 21 U.S.A. Shortwave Program mcs The following are the principal American short-wave transmissions. The numbers immediately after the callletters refer kilocycles, and the .spconrl number set to metres: TO-DAY 6.50 p.m. McCormick Fiddlers Cincinnati. WBXAL 6,060; 49.5. 9.20 p.m. Metropolitan Parade--New York, W2XE 21,520; 13.9. 11.45 p.m. Paine Webber Stock Quotations—Boston,
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      42 21 Phohi Holland (Wavelength 1688 metres) TO-DAY 8.20 p.m. National anthem. Opening announcement. 8.25 p.m. Daily news bulletin. 8.35 p.m. Talk. 8.50 p.m. The Cavellis. Jolly dance and musical act. 9.20 pm. Talk. 9.40 p.m. Stock reports. 9.50 p.m. Close down. National anthem.
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      60 21 Airom Station TO-DAY 6.20 a.m. Gymnastics. 6.35 a.m. Recorded music. 7.50 a.m. Close down. 10.50 a.m. Opening. Selections front "The Mikado" (Gilbert and Sullivan). 11.30 a.m. For the sick. 11.50 a.m. Tim* signal. Weather report. Lunch music. 1.10 p.m. Nirom newb bulletin. 1.20 p.m. Lunch music continued. 2.10 p.m. News
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    BY ROCKET TO THE MOON
    166 22 Strolls Along Milky Way VISITS to the Moon, and mx or minute "strolls" along the billions of miles of the Milky Way will be two of the attractions offered to visitors to the I '.iris Exhibition next month. Tlu tups to the Heavens, for which
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    Raffles Library
    323 22 New Books For Issue To-Morrow THE undernoted newly added non fiction and fiction works will be ready for issue at Raffles Library to-morrow Saturday):— A Royalist's Notebook: The Commonplace Book of Sir John Oglander Kt. of Nunwell. 1622-1652, Illustrated.. Francis Bamford; The Struggle for the Pacific Gregory Bienstock;
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    SULTAN OF PERAK'S DAUGHTER
    192 22 SULTAN OF PERAK'S DA UGHTER Death On Tuesday After Short Illness From Our Own Correspondent' Kuala Kangsar. Wednesday. THE death took place on Tuesday at 4 p.m. at the Iskandaria Palace, Kuala Kangsar of Yang Mulia Raja Halimah one of the twin daughters of H.H. The Sultan of Perak and
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    Emil Jannings As Falstaff
    67 22 Berlin. TMIL JANNINGS js to fulfil a life-lon- ambition by playing falstaff on the German stage. He is to begin rehearsals for this role a' the State Theatre in Berlin in September and first performance will be given th?re at the beginning of October under the
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    ONE DOLLAR CROSSES ATLANTIC
    116 22 To Pay For Hammer Lost In 1928 Milwaukee, Wisconsin l LETTER from Norway containing a one dollar bill has been receivec here by an attorney. Mr. Paul L. Mcbkowitz. The note was from Tom LlndelomJ of Fagerstrand, Flekkefjord. Norway. It was addressed to a Milwaukee company
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    LOW PRICE THE SECRET OF PROSPERITY
    1543 23 LOW PRICE THE SECRET OF PROSPERITY HIBBE R INDUSTRY WARNED FILL VTOKY OF OPENING OF \I\V 11. 11. I. (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. T Rubber Industry entered upon a new phase this evening with the openof the new premises of the Rubber Research Institute in Ampan^ B
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    Press Subsidies
    198 23 Repudiated In South America Valparaiso, Chile A RESOLUTION repudiating subsidies tt to newspapers and news agencies and official interference in the gathering and presentation of information lor the reading public was passed by 150 delepates to the first Hispano- American Press Congress at its meeting here. The delegates,
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    £1,850 For Violin
    142 23 instrument Found To Be A "Strad' Belgrade k VIOLIN bought 38 years ago by a boy because he liked its tone has now been bought from its owner for £1,850 Spasoje Rakitch, a poor old villager of Batchka Palanka, Yugoslavia, has discovered that his vjolin is a
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    STAY-IN STRIKE BY MONKS
    227 23 They Want Their Abbot Dismissed Cairo. A STAY-IN strike has been declared by the monks of the Coptic Convent of Doir-E! Tvloharrak. situated In the desert near Assiut, 'Upper Egypt). They retilfle to leave the convent or have anything to do with the outside world until
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    Expensive Slip
    134 23 Mistake In Translation Of Commercial Treaty Belgrade A SLIP in the Serbian translation of the 1927 Commercial Trade Treaty between Yugoslavia and Great Britain has cost the Yugoslav Government some millions of dinars (There are about 210 dinars to the The slip makes it possible for secondhand machines
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    Alleged Kidnap
    112 23 Banjarese Arrested In Ulu Choh (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, May 19. AN elderly Banjerese named Aziz bin Ali Hussein, who was arrested in the town of Ulu Choh at about 10 p.m. en May 18, was produced this morning before Inche Ibrahim bin Ismail (Third Magistrate*
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    Birthright
    58 23 Every French Baby Owes £140 >? i Parks. TVERY baby born in Franco comes into the world owing £140 according to the "Jour." This newspaper estimates that the total debt of the country, Including tnat of the state, the city Of Paris \n* other bodies, is 560,000,000.0000 franc; 'ff).300,000.000»
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    Forthcoming Marine Air Route
    1474 24 BETWEEN ENGLAND &> SOUTH AFRICA INSPECTION FLIGHTS BY IMPERIAL AIRWAYS to Alexandria. During this inspection trip the tests made by Satyrus' proved the suitability of new air-port equipment; while exnenence was also gained in connection with wireless and weather services, and in regard to general meteorological
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    FIRE DAMAGE COST LESS IN 1936
    772 24 FIRE DAMAGE COST LESS IN 1936 194 Calls To The Brigade During The Year rE fact that fire loss on assessed property within the Municipal limits of Singapore during 1936 was the lowest since 1911, is revealed in the renorr of the Superintendent of Singapore Fire Department for the year
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    Silk Tax Protest
    54 24 Shanghai May 19The silk weaving merchants in kiang and Kiangsu are urging upon Central Government that the tax on imported artificial silk shoul the valorem instead of by quantum, asi, silk industry at home has been senuu affected for the past fifteen monJn l d. outside competition.—
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    Yesterday's Racing And football
    128 25 Mr. Watoab bringing home his secoid successive winner at Bukit Timah yesterday when the Summer Skye meeting opened. VVahab had three winners in succession, two seconds and a third. (Tribune). The pictures above and below indicate incidents in the first division r match at Anson Road
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    Wahab Rides Well At Bukit Timah
    2273 26 OPENING OF SINGAPORE SKYE MEETING Middlesex Regiment Officer Wins Singapore. Thursday. A HAT-TRICK by Wahab, who came in first in the first three races was the uir of the opening day to-day of the Singapore Skye race meeting vis favoured by fine weather bjt
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    Fukien Budget
    46 26 Shanghai. V In the draft bucket of Fufcien I wrent year the Governm* ne $8,000,000 more than la This increase in expendi! 0 the reconstruction work. D vill b«' distributed for the n 1 imitation, education, adm ind judiciary.— Sin Chew Jit I "ii.
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    Points For The Air Force
    300 27 CONVINCING VICTORY OVER SAPPERS Goals In Lively Match At Stadium Singapore. Thursday. PIYING with nice understanding, the RAF. won convincingly when they > R E at the Anson Road Stadium this afternoon in a First Division Seven ?oals were scored, the Airmen netting five. They
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    SPECIAL REPORT OF TO-NIGHT'S
    270 27 18 O I By "REFEREE" IX TO-MORROW'S MORXINtt TRIBUNE when he kicked hurriedly and missed. Following the goal kick, ihe Airmen advanced nicely and a centre from the right saw Cobb beat Bowden with a e shot. Airmen swarmed the Engineers 1 minutes. ive minutes later
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    S. A. F. A. Soccer
    309 27 Changes In Dates For League Matches rr.HE following changes have been 1 made in the S.A.F.A. League fix lure lists: Firs i Division M.F.A vs. Royal Innislullings Fusilllrs w'U be played on SepV 3 at Anson Road Stadium. B.C.C. vs. Middlesex Regiment transferred from June
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    School Sports
    278 27 Successful S)ay At Siglap Singapore, Thursday AF T .NE hard field and excellent weather held good for the St. Fat-| ricks School Sports Day which place to-dav a' the school round Katong. A large number of parents and inttad and cheering spet .i i ea v. present at
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    Swimming Club
    97 27 Piano Recital By Mr. Harold Scoti MR. Harold Scott, the well-kno\*n pianist, will give a recital at the Singapore Swimming Club on Sunday evening from 7 to 8.30. Mr. Scott is an artiste of great ability, and members will appreciate the opportunity of hearing him in the comfortable
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    R. S. Y. C. Events
    106 27 Inter-Port Race Trials THERE will be the usual afternoon races for the "B" und "C" Class, startThere w ll be the usual afternoon races for the "B" and "C" Class, starting at 5.20 p.m. and 5.25 p.m. "espectivply. at the R.S.Y.C to-morrow On Sunday next,
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    49 27 S R C. vs. Ceylon Sports Club on Saturday at 2 p.m. on SRC. ground H. N. Balhetchet, L. F. Alvis, P. d'Almeida, A M. Valberg, F. M. Chopard. G. C. Ross, F C Martens Dr. L. S da Silva, J O Edwards, D. C. D'Cotta. R. B. Milne
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    47 27 SRC. vs. Johore Cricket Club. On Sunday at 11 a.m. On S. R. C. ground: G Bogaars. L. F Alvis. F. C Martens, F M. Chopard. E. G Whcatlpy. J. Q Rentens Dr. L. S. da Silva. N. Sullivan. A, G. Armstrong, J. O. Edwards, R. Donough.
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    MORE POINTS FOR BATA
    356 27 Fraser Neave Outplayed Singapore, Thursday. rIE Bat a Shoe Company deservedly took full points from Fraser and Neave in a Business Houses League on the lattcr's ground to-day, winning by five goals to two. The winners exercised their superiority and had it rot been for the
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    S. C. C. Tennis
    118 27 Play In Mixed r Doubles Singapore, Thursday. rE following are the results of Utt day's tennis tits played oiT at the S.C.O. to-dav Mixed Douhles Ilandican:— Mr and Mrs. P. T. Hutchinson (scr) beat H DrooKkever and J. V. Brooke f-lia 3> 7-5: 6-4; Mr. and
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    GEORGE SIXTH, KING & EMPEROR
    85 28 GEORGE SIXTH, KING EMPEROR A close-up of the Coronation Coach as it left Westminster Abbey. The crowned King, C >rrvfoc his sceptre, is clearly seen. (Topical Press). The Royal Proc^sion passing the Cenotaph, Whitehall, en route to Westminster Abbey. (Topical Press). The archbishops and clergy p lying homage to the
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