Malaya Tribune, 8 June 1937

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales i xxiv.- -No. 133. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1937 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Tuesday, June 8. 1937. The Malaya Tribune 9A PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1937 FIVE ry-
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      155 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR j BREAKFAST Try The MOUNTING TRIBUNE PEERLESS ERA SMI C SOAP Dainty, Alluring, Fragrant PEERLESS jf ERASMIC id incomparable and invaluable "jWlk t ()V to^et Ccin be applied without lyflU* iarm 10 the most delicate skins. Refresh- me and invigorating it is a direct aid to
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      113 1 Read The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya iisJj X L 8 Ml «^sj l^^l r i POWDERED WHOLE MILK 'jjjl^r; ONE OF THE VERY FIRST ESSENTIALS FOR i*OOD HEALTH IS PLENTY OF MILK EVERY DAY. WITH KLIM I N Y0 U R 1 PANTRY YOU ARE ASSURED OF A CONSTANT
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      485 2 M. HASSAN, 4 34, 36 37. Bras Basah Road, SINGAPORE. i Telephone No. 3411. Branch at 24, Jalan Ibrahim, JOHORE. I STOCKISTS OF: I II Frigidaires, Koldchests, modern I i electric chandeliers, fancy lamp J j' bowls and shades, bed lamps, 11 tans, electric bells, batteries, 1 1 I wiring
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      572 2 PUBLIC NOTICES SINGAPORE CRICKET CLUB. A Special General Meeting of the Members of the Singapore Cricket Club will be held in the Club pavilion on Tuesday, eth June, 1937, at 5.15 p.m. to give powers to the Committee to execute a loan of $45,000 for the purpose of carrying out
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      234 2 VIROL for robust health 7, .Mount Elizabeth. Tel: 4843. X. S. ASTROVA Graduate of M.I.A.A. .Medicated treatment for reducing weight Guaranteed to reduce 5 lbs in one treatment or money returned. Cure for skin disorders. "SAVOY HOTEL" No. 268, Middle Road, Singapore. BAR RESTAURANT with every comfort and excellent cuisinr
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      192 2 STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY (Established 1914) 14A. Change Singapore. Typewriter Repairers and Stationers "CORONET" ribbons and Carbons, Overhauling or cleaning of m cs in offices undertaken. >^ BRAS BASAH RD. SINGAPORE LILY WHITE PHOTO STUDIO 79, North Bridge Road, Singapore, S.S. The Right Studio For Your Portraits SPECIAL OFFER 10 copies
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      178 2 SELANGOR rURr-_CLUB SUMMER 1837 RACE MEETING SATURDAY jT'I JUNE, 1 3. WED.NLSDAY 9TsJ JUNE, ts\s< SATURDAY 12TH JUNE, 1937 ENTRIES close at NOON on MONDAY, 211H MAY, 1b37, at the g Office. UNLIMITED SWEEPS: One each day. Tickets $I.— for M Obtainable Horn the TREASURERS (MLbSRS. GIBSON, ANDERSON CO >,
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES NEED FOR MINISTRY OF MARINE
    405 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES NEED FOR MINISTRY OF MARINE Sir R. Burton-Chadwick's Complaint JPE/KING at the 80th annual meeting Mer arit ile Marine Service Ajsociat on, with which is amalgamated 'Kid in P 'h aI T MerChant Srrvice Guild r> Liverpool Town Hall. Sir Burton-Chadwick. Bart., Master Cnour blc Co »Pany
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      415 3 STEAMER BAILINGS BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated in England.) P. O. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS OUTWARDS. Tonnage. S'por* BHUTAN 6 10n 192 7- BLHAR ~■d! 0 T In Por RANCHI i?22 "J Une I SOUDAN J T une 1 BURDWAN i*n?S i u y J •SSSS isg HOMEWARDS. Leaves Tonnage. S'pore. •baSlorf
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      141 3 L CO.'S SAILINGS FOR BANGKOK Leave Due Singapore. KISTNA T ln port Jlme 12 KISXNA j une 16 June pQ F KA P RA^A X RA RANGO T ON CAL CUTTA. i KA June 9 June 1») ELEPHANTA June 16 JunJ 17 FOR PORT SWETTENHAM. PENANG NE GAP AT AM,
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      380 3 I KOKUSAI LINE! (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISHA) Vr. in.,., (Incorporated in JaDan) 1 For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, (via Panama, j msKANOMARU Au? 19 Au J 22 U J 7 *l W- M ms KIYOSUMI MARU Sept I S ept tkS oct 4 FARES: TO KOBE Yl7O Ct 18 t (First class
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      456 3 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most cabins have adjoining private bath Excellent Cuisine. FOR (GENOA) MARSEILLES. LONDON ROTTERDAM. HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. vro r^ rom From FrOTTI From lat S TI S P o° r f Malacca P.S'ham Png LALANDIA 8-6 8-6 9-6 11 R IA
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      456 3 STEAMER SAILINGS mmm §NOR DDE UTSCH ER LLOYD (Incorporated fn Germany). The undernoted are tne Company i Intended fixtures:— OUTWARD I OK MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN. Due Spore 1837. SBU "SAALE" omits Manila Due Penang June 5 P Swettenham June f Bss «mai7» Sm S a Pore
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    U.S. INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY
    1731 4 INCREASED OUTPUT LAST SPRING INCREASED industrial activity is 1 evident oveH a broad front and the expansion this Spring is more than seasonal. Manufacturing output has increased steadily, while the sharp rise and subsequent fall in mineral output was reflected mainly in the fluctuations of coal production.
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      227 4 I I Electric Refrigerators j s \We Have j "Universal Cooler"! I i Our latest models of domestic refrigerators j i will arrive next month. j Make it a point to see us before placing j I any orders. I j Our refrigerators are bought by small monthly sums. We
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      47 4 DON'T ENVY BEAUTIFUL HAIR, ML)LSIFIED WILL GIVE IT TO YOU. Mulsified COCOANUT OIL SHAMPOO 2 APB 1 DIABETICS wanted to write for FREE BOOKLET which •■plains In simple language DIABETES IS CURABLE WITHOUT FASTING, DIETING or INJECTIONS wnt« to-day tor— VENUS RESEARCH LABORATORY P.O. WT. CALCUTTA. IMOI4.
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      73 4 I What makes a ICS good cook J MUNICIPAL GAS DEPARTMENT, llfldfcVlV ***** OR CALL AT THE SHOWROOMS. litß .I*IUNICIPAL 15LDG., COLEMAM STREET. W.P.S. 8A LARGE SIZE (8 oz. I SMALL SIZE (40z.) WHY PAY MORE? jjgg small sire. Unique in formula. .^BB^^liC^rr Andrews banishes the dangers of constipation, improves
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    MONTH'S SALARY AS BONUS
    1085 5 MEETING OF ORIENTAL LIFE ASSURANCE CO. on the past year's t the 62nd. ordinary ting of the shareholders lokkrs of the Oriental Security Life AssurLtd., held at the Register- f i,he Company, Oriental Bombay, the chairman, amdaa Thakurdas, C.1.E., I 0' a I oui new business
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    TRIPS BY AIR
    124 5 Available In Singapore On Sunday &LL the Flying Clubs in Malaya will A send machines to Singapore for the opening of the Civil Airport on Saturday and. including those of the S.iv.;a- pore Flying Club between twenty and thirty planes wul be here. The Singapore Flying Club
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    35 5 Dr. R.B. Hawes, M.B., F.R.C.P., Professor c f Medicine, will give a talk on at tne Ramakrishna Mission preI'ses at 630 pJtn. on Thursday. Mr P. iammy, ba. ristcr-at-law. Will preside IU interested are invited.
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    THIRD MILE (F.M.S.) RUBBER
    851 5 Dividend Of Ten Per Cent. rHE thirtv-nrst ordinary general meeting of the Third Mile <F.M.S Rubber Comoanv. Ltd.. was held at the registered office of the company, 3. Glenfinlas-street. Edinburgh. Maclachlan of Maclachlan (the chairman* said: The year now under review has been one of considerable
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    BUDDHIST ASSOCIATION
    179 5 The second general meeting of the International YMB A was held on Saturday last at 177-B, Anson Road, Singapore. Several letters and books sent by the Ceylon V M B A and International Buddhist Association, Slngaapore. were read by the Joint secretary. Mr V Shekhu was elected trea
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    31 5 It is understood that Mr. C.W. untitled -«on Legal Adviser. Kedah. will he gomg to Perlis as British Adviser when Mr. C. R Howitt goes on leave in the near future.
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    TIN QUOTAS
    292 5 No Change For Third Quarter Ey Air Mall) (From Our Own Correspondent> London, May 26. iT is distinctly probable, I learn that 1 the tin output quota of 110 pei cent will be maintained at leas. Tothe third quarter of this year. Official estimates of consumption au rut
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    10 5 The Marquise Siovavanti is on a visit to Alor Star.
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    27 5 Mr H.J. Norris, the well-known Rembau planter, who goes Home ou rt tirement shor ly was entertained to dinner by his triends at the Sungei bjoiig Club."
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    WINNING WAR ON TUBERCULOSIS?
    379 5 Many Successes Claimed By Berlin Professor. HOSPITAL TESTS. Simple Teutment For Sufferers From Uread Disease. Is tuberculosis, one of the greatest scourges of civilisation, about to be overcome 7 •> For years claims of definite cures have been made, bat the work of a Geiman professor,
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      47 5 Britain* B" f Even in Britain parents cannot buy a better food for Baby Br Zr. all leading chemits and dealer*. f Local Representatives. Ar f io-Sum f Corporation Ltd Mercantile Bank Building. Sinfapore. 14 15 SCKtM I Jt Building. Penang. ♦< OSTERMILK GREENFORD MIDDLESEX fNGIANJ WPS 5
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      83 5 HIMUIiillE H.ZDW zpMliX 5P/li«t1 SO MUCH MORE ENJOYMENT-"""' 0 PABST Pabst, with all its original goodness sealed in at the brewery, is brought to you with its fine flavor intact. Served to you in the famous non-refillable TapaCan, Pabst comes to you with all its goodness, purity, wholesomeness and fine
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    418 6 I LOXDOX COMMODITIES London, June 7. KI3BBER Last Price To-day Cham cP n e Steady Quiet Spot Buyers. 9 5 95 8 Sellers. 9 1116 9 1116 May Buyers. 9* 3 9% Sellers. 9 3 9 11 16 -1 16 Juiy.sept. Buyers. 9 1116 9*a -IH6 Oct
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    RAUB AUSTRALIAN GOLD
    466 6 Report Of General Manager pOLLOWING is the report issued by the of lho M Auitralian Gold Mining Co.. Ltd.. to the chairman and directors, rt covers utZ fcur weeks ending May 22. 19J7 BUKIT SOMAN SECTION No. 6. Level—The South drive was extended 10 fee* and me:
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    MINING-DEVELOPMENT
    52 6 Section. simft Sinking Crorscuttin*. Driving Wi nzi„ s T .ta.. Rising Bukit Soman 53 246 -v? Lilburne go 3 q? 10 746 Derrick .09 .JJ 5 195 Anderson ffj 18 255 Bukit Jalis l g 227 7 ,59 Bukit Malacca 99 iUZ 16 20) 22 23 45 115 1036
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      432 6 j Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated In the Straits Settlement*). Successors to The Chinese Commercial Bank Limited, The Ho Hong Bank Limited and i The Oversea-Chinese Bank Limited. CAPITAL: .Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. VFJICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE i TELEPHONES: director 3172 Secretary 4844 ral Manager 3513 Accountant
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      324 6 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED. "SSSSSSA Unr a ..I. 6 Street Authorised and Subscribed Paid-uTcapital g-ffiffi deserved Fund HEAD OFFICE: LONDON Branches: S^a^M S?ms y to c h C r Ved n FiXed DeP^ts a cn SAVlwr I n^ ta^ ed on application bAVINGS DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS opened and interest allowed at
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      46 6 EVERY PERSON MUST HAVE A ""^T^AN^SS^^ GENEROUS PBOPnoTinu nt ot >T °RED. WE WUSI IT BUILDS HEALTH Sit NatS° atS aboun r J Vitamin B. It is gA.gSK T stren Bth-giving dements that butfd you up BB- .QUAKER OATS C,yCS yo Vitality to keep you fit
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1496 7 by Fraser and Co. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers MINING Fraser Co. Lyall Evatt Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers tin 59 6 3 6 6 6 356 37-6 35- 356 ,Mal3y ol 8 3 2 5 f" ■im 2<3 28 6 2*6 29 115 1-30N 1.25
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    538 7 (From Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Tuesday morning. Singapore: 30", {5 cts. Market Tone: Uncertain. London: 9 9]16, unchanged. Market Tone: Opened steady, now weak. Xew York: 18% ets., down 1 ct. .Market lone: Dull. The local market lias opened aboul 2 lis. lower th.s morning in symr.athj
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    109 7 London, June 7. 'aris 110 47 64 r ew Ycrk 4.93*/ 2 lent real 4 93 9 16 'russcls 29.23 1 i va 21.60V* rdam Tilan 98% rMn 12.32« 2 tockholm 19.39V2 'opeiinanen 22 40 'sio 19.90 onna 26'/? \-ue 141 1 2 elgrade 215 'adrid nom Rio
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    161 7 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDEND! Singapore, June 3. Total tor Booka Com flninrlal TIN 'jSI33 Burma Malaya 1%% June 9 June 16 June 10 10% Katu 2» 2 June 23 June 30 June 24 2y 2 Malayan Tin 20'; June 1 June 18 June 7 Pahang Con 10* Int.
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      289 7 [bank ofchin a (Incorporated in China by Special Charter) t 1 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. Telephones: Manager's Office 6144 t Exchange Dept. 6141 I General Office 5183-9 V Cable Address: "CHUNGKUO" Paid Tp Capital (h. 40,000,000.00 S Reserve Funds in excels of 4,800,000.00 > Total Assets approximately $1,800,000,000.00 HEAD OFFICE:
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    101 8 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 7 p.m. to-day. Java, and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 7 a.m. to-morrow. Parcel* and Registration close 7 p.mh to-day. Medan, Jasks. -Amsterdam§
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    132 8 Mails expected from Australia. NetherInches etc. by Air I Qantas t to-day. Deliveries cf boxholders' letters only 3 p.m. and general delivery of letters 4.05 p.m. to-day. Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air <Netherlands> ro-day. De'iveries of boxholders' letters only 3 p.m. and general delivery of letters
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    21 8 The Air Mail I Imperial I despatched from Singapore on May 30 was delivered n London on June 7.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    144 8 ALHAMBRA- Dancing Pirate" 6.15 una 0. lb p.m. CALllCl.—stage attraction 9.30 p.m. F A yiyON.-"Once A Doctor" 6.15 end 9.15 p.m. X Tniec Cheers For Love" preceded by shorts--6 15 and 9.15 p m ROX^.—"Tenth Man" 6.15 and 9 15 P.m. MARLBOROUGH.—"Judgment of AI lah (Hindustani* 6.15 and 9.15
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    TIN CONSUMPTION
    425 8 International Council's Statistics According to the latest Hague Statistical Bulletin of the International Tin research and Development Council, world apparent consumption of tin in March. 1937. was over 19.000 ton? against 14.600 tons in the previous month. The total consumption In tne l^,, c uarter current year was
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    WHAT'S ON?
    185 8 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, JUNE 8 Football: S.A.F.A. League, Div. II, Publishers v. Post Office, Anson Road Stadium. S.C.C. Special General Meeting. S.C.C. 5.15 p.m. Police Band Performance, Botanic Gardens, 5.30 p.m. TO-MORROW, JUNE 9 Ceremonial Parade in Honour of the Birthday of His Majesty The
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    131 8 Singapore, June 8. Ships aloneside the Wharves or expected to arrive. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Argun Maru 22; Anshun 20. Mam Wharf (Entrance Gate 2> Saale 18; Hector 14; Aramis 11. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 2» Silvcrbeech 32: Castic 3G: Marudu 38. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4)
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    BRITISH AVIATION
    118 8 Historic Plight Across Channel The Imceiial Airway; scr- r airliner Her London recently on the historic fliaht in the an civil aviation. Specially commissioned and pxtr the regular scheduled service. Heracles flew p nartv of truest! ways from Croydon to La Burs t occasion cf the W.OOCti Lcndon-Paris
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    ROADS IN EGYPT
    91 8 aoinet Votes Another £388,703 Proof that Eg;, pt Us obligations to i roads and bridges as Anglo-Egyptian T: August, is shewn by th< Cabinet has vote,, £379,000 £388.700 sterling pose. The Alexandria -Ism il will run via Tel-el-K Tanta and Damai bou expenditure of £205 Cairo-Ismailia Road
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      251 8 M A LAVA'S LPR E M OT. E L *A COCKTAIL DANCE j J fa 6.30 to 8.30 p.m. i *£0 V DINNER AND DANCE (informal) i 9.36 to mid-night. J* V CHARLES AND HELEN V V I AUSTRALIA'S CHAMPION BALLROOM i w DANCERS. j NON-DINERS $1.00. 1 ggggg- _KLWS
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      94 8 MECHANICAL Engineering A wonderful field for men who have a liking for things mechanical. Study at home in your spare time with the ICS. Thousands ot our students are earning big salaries. We give you individual instruction. You make quick progress because you are In a class by yourself. Let
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      154 8 ¥OI Til. \t<;oi it 4 VITA LIT I Restored Ba jj Mm ii U*s. It is no longer required to ta r a treatment for hours or Ul >r) feel weak or prematurely old V y< Doctor's latest discovery b y \h Man Power Pills give laarvHuL**" immediate results in
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      248 8 •J. —-*^.J. POSTAL r\'TLIJJI«I<:,\IE; STEAMER MAILS DESPATCHES TO-DAY *OR PER DATI AND TIMI '522 ,Parcels onl y Aramls June 8 l/*0 p.m. £2?°** Aramis „32 p.m. Fort de Kock, Padang, Pakan Mo% r °f a w d r S L ak Hon g Kwong „33 p.m. Netherlands Indies:—Bagan and Selat
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    FATAL ACCIDENT SEQUEL
    196 9 Charge Against Trolley Bus Driver Singapore, Tuesday. FURTHER evidence was recorded by the I Four'h Magistrate, Mr. L. C. Goh, to-day. in connection with the hearing in which a Javanese named Karim bin H; ji Hussain is charged with causing the death of an elderly male Chinese
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    PASSENGERS BY HECTOR
    685 9 Singapore, Tuesday. The following passengers sre sailing by the Hector which is leaving Singapore for Europe to—morrow: Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wylie. Mr. W. IT. Robert Mr;. A. S. Jenkins, Mrs. C. G R. Phillips, Mrs. G. H. Sworder, Mrs. McLean. Mr. and Mrs. G. C.
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    WATER CUT OFF
    76 9 Belfast Pipe Line Bursts Reuter. 0. T Belfast, June 7. NE quarter of Belfast is without a water supply owing to the bursting of one of the main thirty-six inch conduits bringing water from the mountains. The bursting of the pipe line is described as the worst
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    KING'S BIRTHDAY
    112 9 To-morrow's Parade In Singapore THERE will be a parade of troops on the Padang to-morrow morning in honour of His Majesty's Birthday. Admission to the enclosures on the Padang will be by ticket only. Ticket holders are asked to co-operate with the officials in charge of the seating
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    NEW LONDON MOSQUE
    67 9 Reuter Wireless. London, June. 6. Many nations and creeds were represented at the laying of the foundation stone of the new London mosque situated in West Kensington which wili be modelled on the Taj Mahal and will eventually cost £100,000. The site was purchased for £28.000 from
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    THE ARAMIS
    32 9 The Aramis is expected to arrive in Singapore from Saigon to-day at 6 a.m., and sail on the same day at 3 p.m. for Colombo, Djibouti, Port Said and Marseilles.
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    ERIN AND EMPIRE
    129 9 Proposed Amendment Of Constitution Reuter. Dublin, June 7. THE leader of the opposition of the Irish Free State has explained the party's attitude to membership of the British Commonwealth in reply to criticisms of his party because they refrained from voting on the amendments to the draft
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    CHINESE SCOUTS AT JAMBOREE
    57 9 Reuter. iiTur t~>w Shanghai, June 7. jUi.NL Chinese boy scouts chosen from units all over China are representor their country at the world's scout Jamboree to be held in Holland from Ju*v 31 to \u?;ust 13. There will be more than 30.000 sccuN from more than
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    THE RURAL BOARD
    17 9 tot? 66 01 the Rural Boaid will be held on Thursday at 10 a.m.
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      113 9 Correct to a hair No;h!.-»c conf.-'bufes mors to a wellgrccmd crppaarance than a vigor ous, ccrod-for head of hair. A few drops cf 'Vaseline' Hair Tonic led every morning will impart c sheen, keep Unruly hairs in place. See to the health of your scalp, too, n -.L:"'ant, soft growth
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      224 9 808 iffltgJ t& GggdAdrtfr nitrDLv/ Y u pTghTg RACE WftfA UIS AWAKE NIGHTS TOO r/KJAI Li /J| but i found out v M ,rp A a, jmtmwĔSmrJ HYmTR hot drinks with jjj stimulating drinks/ <fT& <ff?-mp* YOU DON'T EXPECT ME TO <rf #Q i f// ON WATER, DO YOU? LfQ
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      178 9 Eu Court building A AAodo-n Ape Demands o You can wear Lc\'.t sen v. les glasses in anywhere, any time, L»c< ause Lostt minimizes looseness, wobbling and breakage. L Go to If AN SIX the only place in Malaya you can get Loxit. ftAti Ufl OPTICAL HOUSE »a#*cla*taq Ophthalmic Optician/
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      53 9 Nacet blades are established \~j favourites because of their R hfgh quality and low price. 'j> Don'tgarnbleoncHfeap blades. Buy Nacetandbesureof many clean, smooth shaves from J every blade. DIAMOND BEER j 4 CYMA THE WATCH FOR EVERY MAN AND V- WOM OF TASTE COMBINING ELEGANCK AND ACCURACY. Agents -for Malaya:
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      202 9 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Cl?*bs in pore members of which are readers oj the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary U provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping tt up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest mill still be included in the "Diary of Events." The "Club
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    PROPOSED PACIFIC PACT
    191 10 Mr. Lyons Explains To Foreign Press Reuter. London, June 7. REFERRING to the Australian proposal of a non-aggression pact in tlie Pacific, Mr. Lyons, the Australian Premier, speaking at the Foreign Press Association luncheon in London, stated that the equilibrium built up by the Washington Treaties of
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      350 10 $3 fc RAM GOPAL m-d Unreserved) t M whose dancing has created I $1-50, $1-00, and oO cents. a Sensation. mm*. .-.j To-Nigkl at 6-15 Only® Positively Last Screening J •The Famous Stars Of "THE THIN MAN"® in M.-G.-M.'s Riotously Funny Sequel Smyrna loy and william powellS with "A ST
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      129 10 OPENING TO NIGHT 6-15 9-15 PAVILION THEATRE WARNER BROS. THRILLING AND DRAMATIC STORY OF^ARIAN "ONCE A r*W D OCTOR"^>^ JEAN M U I R 4 DONALD WOODS J WHAT WAS THE GUILTY SECRET "wHSI Lj V .1 ON, DOCTOR TO JAIL, •v )THER 0 /XILE BECAUSE THEY LOST A DESPERATE
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    THE SWATOW CASE
    531 11 Negotiations In Canton DR. PHILIP TYAU TO TAKE CHARGE Shanghai, June 8. ]y|R. Ling Shu Fan has submitted a report to the Foreign Office in Nanking, staling that in future Dr. Philip Tyau will take up the Swatow case by negotiating with the Japanese Consul, in Canton.
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    35 11 Mrs. A.E. Garrard, formerly Miss Pearl Webb, who was involved in a serious accident a few weeks ago, has made a remarkable recovery. She was discharged from th e General Hospital a few days ago.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ENGAGEMENT
    33 12 The engagement is announced of Maisie, I eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Oehlers of (Thiers Lodge, Upper Serangoon Road. Singapore, to Pieter C. Heitlager of Amsterdam, Holland.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    38 12 Mrs. Neo Lian Poh and family wish to express their grateful thanks to al' friends, firms and relatives who paid night-visit, sent letters of condolence wreaths, and attended the funeral of 'the late Mr. Neo Lian Poh.
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    THE DUKE OF WINDSOR
    717 12 rpHOUGH tin re is no m« re foundation than an American new; report for the sta ement that Hi Royal Highne s the Duke of Windsor will eventually resuma his role of "Goodwill Ambassador," the people of the British Empire will hope profoundly that it proves
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    SIX DAYS WEEK
    66 12 Coalminers' New Plan In Lancashire Reuter. London. June 7. a SIX day working v/cek has been reft commended by the coalminers association in Lancashire. c Lancashire coalowncrs Associaion have been advised that in view of he increase demand with which Is exited next winter, the adoption of
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    PLANES FIRED ON
    62 12 Soviet Reply To Frontier Violation Reuter. Moscow, June 7. SOVIET border patrols yesterday report3 ed the firing on aeroplanes which violated the Soviet frontier. They said .heje were three cases in which antilircroft guns opened fire, and in each jase the planes retreated quickly The violations are
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    DEFENCE MANOEUVRES
    61 12 Air Raids On Kweihua Repulsed Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai. June 7. The air defence manoeuvres held in Xweihua yesterday were carried ou 4 with great success. The ."anti-Government" ..planes atacked the city by two routes and were repulsed after a severe engagement. The populace were well-behaved and
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    POLITICAL VISIT
    66 12 Fzechuon Chairman To See Marshal Chiang Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai. June. 7. Arrangements have been made to facilitate the visit of Mr. Liv Hsiang r hnirman of the Szechuen Province, to Kcling in order to Interview Marsha Chiang Kai Shek. This visit is only made possib c
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    LIAISON OFFICERS
    28 12 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, June. 7. General Chang Chung and three others have been appointed political liaison officers of the Shensi-Kansu Borders.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Penang comment On The S.S.A.
    169 12 NOTES COMMENTS Penang comment On The S.S.A. mHE fact that complete harmony reigns in the Straits Settlements Associations of Penang and Malacca is emphasised by the Straits Echo, of Penang, in commenting on the annual meeting of the Straits Settlements Association of Singapore. "Speaking at the annual dinner of the
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    "A Vendetta"
    132 12 rrtHE Straits Echo further points out that the trouble in the S.S. (Singapore- Association was associated with the controversy over a new nouse for the President of the Singapore Commissioners, when it was stated that the nominees of a body should vote as machines according to the wishes
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    Racial Harmony
    194 12 ENDORSING the views always expressed by the Malaya Tribune, the Straits Echo continues: "The various oranches cf the S S. Association have been a pride in this country, admitting to membership, as they do, representatives of all races and thereby Conning a strong link. In the racial harmony
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    Education For Citizenship
    294 12 AT the annual Speech Day. whii marked the 114 th anniversary of 'he founding of the Raffles Institution Mr. D. W. McLeod, the prim urged that the curriculum of school must be extended to indue c direct study of public affairs, a meetuc introduction to political, civic
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    Topics Of The Day
    250 12  -  By "Looker On" •WEARING a garter of blazing dia- monds. Her train was borne by four scarlet pages." No wonder. In the course of his report, the chairman referred to the continued leakage of petrol supplies and urged chat seme light should be thrown on this
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    SUDDEN DEATH OF FAMOUS SCREEN BLONDE
    130 13 TUMOUR ON THE BRAIN EXOTIC JEAN HARLOW STORY OF TRAGIC "MARRIAGE" RECALLED JEAN Harlow, the famous screen blonde, has died from cerebral oedema—a tumour on the brain—states a Reuter sage from New York. This news will come as a shock to the many admirers
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    SAD SHOCK FOR FILM WORLD
    541 13 IEAN Harlow was bcrn on March 3, 1911, and was the only real platiurn blonde a.tress on the screen. Members of the staff of Amalga(1 Theatres, Ltd., in Singapore, have met Miss Harlow, describe er as a "most vivacious and clever woman, and really beautiful
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    ANOTHER DISPUTE?
    63 13 Tientsin-Tokyo Civil Air Service Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, June 7THE Japanese Government repudi- atcs Nanking's disapproval of the inauguration of the Tientsin-Tokyo civil air service, on the ground that such is provided in the air agreement signed by Japan and the HopeiCharhai Government. it is feared in
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    WINDJAMMERS' RACE
    41 13 British Official Wireless. London, Jun3 7. The windjammer*' race from Australia has resulted this year in a Both the Passot. wnicn Last week-end, and the lourF.uish barque Pommern. whicn this week-end from Port Victoria taken 94 days.--British Chnciai Wireless.
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    24 13 untitled than 50 people were injured in during the Joan of Arc celebrat Toulouse when 400 Reds tried > enter the cathedral during the service.
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    BERLIN SPEECH
    152 13 Alleged Public Expression Of Views British Official Wireless. London, June, 7. ASKED in the House of Common, whether the speech delivered by His Majesty's Ambassador in Berlin on June 1 represented the view ot the Government the Foreign Secretary rlied -The speech of the Ambassador v a- made
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    OTTAWA PACT TO CONTINUE
    212 13 Report To Imperial ro^f?rcrce Reuter. London, Juno, MEETING of the principal delegates to the Imperii!- Conference, [resided over by Mr. Neville Chamber.ain, approved of the report of tne committee on economic questions su > mitted by Mr. Hivenga «South Africa». also the report of the committee
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    OTHER NATIONS MUST DISARM FIRST
    38 13 Reuter. Berlin, June 7. AT a rally of 150.000 Nazis, Hitter declared thai other nations will have to disarm first. He declared also that he would net tolerate any religious strife in Germany.—Reuter.
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    INDIAN CONGRESS
    130 13 Relations Of Ministers Governors British Official Wireless. London. June 7. ii/HILE they welcome Mr. Gandhi's W a ertion that he is anx o is Congress should accept office and are ready to examine any suggestion which mign conduce to that result. His Majesty Government regret that no means
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    MINKS OFF SPAIN
    81 13 British Protest To The Rebels Reuter. London, June 7 ARISING out of the mishap to the Er> A tish destroy3r Hunter a Government spokesman in the Commons today sa d a protest had been sent to th- insurgent authorities in Spain rointing out that mineiaying on the
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    Buyers Return To Gold Market AFTER AMERICAN STATEMENT
    363 13 KEEN BIDDING Revival Of Arbitrage Operations Reuter. London, June 7. IN sharp distinction with the past week buyers to-dav returned to the gold market, keenly bidding for the comparatively small amount in the market of 2fi2 bars, valued at £737X00 Sterling, at
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    NAVAL PATROL OFF SPAIN
    89 13 Not Abandoned GERMANY AND ITALY TO CO-OPERATE? Reuter. London, June 7. rpHE German and Italian replies to the British control proposals have not lessened hopes of an agreement amongst the four powers responsible for non-intervention control. It i* understood that the divergence of views is not
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    AMERICAN STRIKERS TAKE CONTROL OF CITY MOTOR FACTORIES CLOSED
    192 14 STREET SCENES Alarming Spread Of Steel Strike Reuter. Lansing (Michigan), June 7. (SEVERAL thousand automobile workers, having proclaimed a "general labour holiday" as a protest against the arrest of eight strike pickets, took control of the business quarter of this town
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    ROME-BERLIN AXIS
    183 14 Yon Blomberg Says It Is A Peace Move Reuter. Berlin, June 7. UERR HITLER has conferred on Signor Mussolini and Count Ciano. the Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Grand Cross of the Order of Merit of 'he German Eagle. This is the highest class of the order established
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    No King's Birthday Honours
    45 14 Reuter. London. June 7. THERE will b e no Birthday Ho--1 nours List on June 9, the official date for the celebration of thi King's Birthday, in view of the fact that there have been two Honours Lists already this year.—Reuter.
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    JOURNALIST HONOURED
    150 14 After Sad Experience In Spain Bordeaux. M Andre Chateau, special corresponSf n i-? f the Hava s Agency on the Madrid front, was formally invested with the Insignia of the Legion of HonS mfivf I a s*s* ceremony, attended by the iw** leading representatives of PfeSS a nUrsing
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    MURDER CHARGE AT ASSIZES
    477 14 Third Man Killed ALLEGED ENTICEMENT OF FRIEND'S WIFE (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. JiHE story of how a man was stabbed to death when he went to catch a man who had allegedly attempted to entice his friend's wife was l elated to-day at
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    DENTAL RESEARCH
    144 14 Eat Eskimo Diet To Preserve Teeth Bethel, Alaska. If you follow the diet of an Eskimo you will have pefect teeth all your life. This is the conclusion reached by a dental research expedition from Columbia University to the remote areas of Hooper Bay and Nunivak Islands in
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    DR. A. MISTOWSKI
    80 14 Visit To Far Eastern Music School An interesting address was given to the pupils of the Far Eastern Music School, Singapore, yesterday by Dr A. Mistowsk*. the visiting examiner of the Trinity College of Music There were three principles students should S ln mind he said >
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    Mammoth Cabaret For New World DANCING IN COMFORT
    458 14 Arr Conditioned COST A QUARTER OF A MILLION "New World" may be regard. ed as the pioneer enterprise the field of catering for the entertainment of the international populanon of Singapore. It was the rirst in the field with a foresight and
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    ANGLO-AMERICAN TRADE
    59 14 Reuter Wireless. London. June. 6 nounced e n,t ta H ry 0( verseas fade anccJ StntL <? discussions with the Uni:atrariJ re a rds the possibility u the inform•fi einei V' aci not n e bevond nf ormai exploratorv If fo n freemen ensuecl fading to nn rnnnrt'
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    H.M.S. HUNTER
    130 14 Damage Attributed To A Mine B ritish Official Wireless. London. June 7. T 11 Financial Secretary to the; d lralty in a Commons reply said up the damage to H.M.S. Hunter had been received and considered. The report confirmed the statement previously made attributing the damage to a
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    SURRENDER OF REDS LIKELY
    85 14 As Sequel To Hirota's Re-Appointment Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Jane 6. NEGOTIATIONS for the surrender of the Reds are again being actively carried on. In fact a substantial amount of progress has been attained. It is reported that this is perhap* due to the formation
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    UNEMPLOYED IN BRITAIN
    113 14 Ministry Of Labour Returns Show Decrease British Official Wireless. London, June 7. The Ministry 0 f Labour estimates at May 24 show the number of insured persons in employment in Great Britain, exclusive of persons within the agricultural scheme, was approximately 11,387,000. This was 7.000 less than
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    DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRICITY
    371 14 Government Proposal LOWER CHARGES TO CONSUMERS British Official Wireless. London, June 7. *pHE Government has issued an outline of the main proposals now under discussion with the local authonties and others for securing reorganisation of electricity distribution. The proposals have followed upon the report of the McGowan
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    SULTAN & SULTANAH OF JOHORE
    476 14 SULTAN SULTANAH OF JOHORE Big List Of Engagements In London THEIR Highnesses the Sultan and Sultanah of Johore have had a very full list of engagements during their stay in London. They included the following:— May 3.—Reception by the President of the Board of Governors of the Imperial Institute to
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    "DANCING PIRATE"
    126 14 Re-Screening: Of Musicale At Alhambra AT THE CINEMAS Singapore, Tuesday. re-screening of the technicolour *5 ancing Pir ate" took place at th l AIhambra Theatre this evening. The picture has been brought back toy popular request, and is well worth >>eeing a second time. i« St^J ring Cha
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    43 14 The membhers of the North Perak Estate tate Asiatic Staff A^noiiYL farew?ll dinner t« t V; s o Sociatl( >n gave a P. A. KarthSSteo Weiw; r n ma Mr Padang Rengas prior rn°? on leave to India hls de P ar ture
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    Care Of Aged And Infirm In Singapore NEW HOME BEING BUILT
    936 15 AW DONATION Governor Lays The Corner Stone Singapore, Monday. THE corner stone of the new Home for the Aged, run by the Little sisters of the Poor, at the sth mile, i homson Road, was laid this afternoon by
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    STABBING AFFRAY
    59 15 Two Men Seriously Injured Singapore. Tuesday. THREE Chinese were seriously injured in a stabbing affray In R<*hore Road shortly after six o'clock this m S n man received <hree incised wounds an inch long in the left upper arm and forearm while another susSoned two Incised wounds in
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    NEW MOON DAY
    53 15 The Singapore Buddnist Association is retebratml New-Moon Day to-day at 91 SnouS Woode Park Road. This day is £££dI hF aU Buddhists with great Ve Tne a programme for the evening is as f Special offering of flowers (Buddha-Puja). nukkfchu 3 p.m.: A sermon oy the Yen.
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    MOTOR-CYCLE SPILL
    54 15 Singapore, Tuesday. Mr A E Hull received slight injuries as a' result of a motor-cycle acciden fn Grova Read shortly aftor eight o clock last night He sustained abrasions on the leiside of the chin and complained ol pain in the right shoulder. He was taken to the
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    TWO FINGERS LOST
    47 15 Singapore, Tuesday. A Chinese coolie employed a* the Secne Ltm Sawmill in Syed Alwi Road had two fingers of his right hand severed by a circular saw yesterday morning Two other lingers were hanging on a Sn l?^^s Ce taKen the General Hospital for
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    STATE CONTROL
    96 15 Agricultural Products In Manchuria Reuter. Manchukuo. June 7. IT is proposed to place under Government supervision the production and the distribution of all important agricultural products including rice, wheat, cotton, flax and sugar beet. The first step will be the adoption of a licensing system for rice cultivation.
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    NORTH CHINA SMUGGLING
    150 15 Effect On British Imports Unknown Reuter. London, June 7 Giving an account of the relative state of affairs as regard; smuggling in North China and th 3 effect on imports from Britain compared with those of six months ago. in a reply to Mr. A. E. L.
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    REBEL KILLED
    49 15 Shanghai. June. 7. Brigadier Yang Shin Cheng, one of the subordinates of General Wang Ymg. a rebel leader of the Mongolian Autonomous Government, who was charged with anti-autoncmcus activtier, is re nortsd to have bean executed at Chia-nu-su, the seat of the rebel Government—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    24 15 Mr. Ramasamy Iyer M.A., Interprets, Supreme Court, Ipoh. who was seriously ill last week, is now better and has been discharged from the hospital.
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    500 VICTIMS OF ERUPTION
    307 15 IN NEW GUINEA White Women Being Evacuated Reuter. MYSTERY enshrouds the events which occurred in the port of Rabaul, New Guinea, in the tidal wave and earthquake which was reported to have occurred there a few days ago. "*f The latest news is that a volcanic
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    ROUND-THE-WORLD FLIGHT
    52 15 Amelia Earhart Crosses South Pacific Reuter. Port Natal, June 7. MISS Amelia Earhart. on her round-the-world flight, took off at 6.13 a.m G.M.T. across the South Atlantic for Dakar.—Reuter Dakar, June 7. Miss Earhart flew safely atross the Southern Atlantic. She landed at St. Louis at 6.30 p.m
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    WEIGHTS & SELECTIONS FOR SELANGOR RACES SECOND DAY OF SUMMER MEETING
    723 16 WEIGHTS SELECTIONS FOR SELANGOR RACES SECOND DAY OF SUMMER MEETING ANOTHER CARD OF NINE EVENTS 4 SECOND card of nine races will J\ be ran ,ff Kuala Lumpur tomorrow in connection with the S<:an-or Turf Club's three-day prorial Summer race meeting which I ii an Saturday last and wfll be
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    HONGKONG BANK BEAT P. & S.
    337 16 HONGKONG BANK BEAT P. S. Business Houses League Soccer Singapore, Monday. THE Hongkong and Shanghai Bank defeated Pafvson Simons by t w o coals to nil in their Business Houses League fixture on the V.M.C A. ground yesterday. It was Paterson Simons' final match in the competition. Both goals were
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    SIX AGAINST S.C.C.
    383 16 Y.M.C.A. Win On The Padang UAVING things practically their 11 own way for the better part of the game th<! Y.Ai C.A. won o> 6—0 when they mei the Cricket Club in their return encounter in the Third Division of the 8 A F A LtUgue on
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    INTER-CLUB TENNIS
    210 16 Keen Matches At The SiR.C. ON the Club courts on Monday, the SRC. beat the R.A.F. in the ietur.l inter-club tennis friendly by cjeven points to six. Every pair played each other in turn. Scores (S.R.C. players mentioned first): Dr. B. H. Sheares beat P. O. Miller C—l;
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    DAVIS CUP TENNIS
    43 16 Germany And Belgium In Semi-Finals Reuter. Brussel. June 6. j IN the Davis Cup. European zone, Bel- eium beat Sweden by three matches to two. j At Milan in the quarter final GJimany teat Italy by four matches f>. one.—Reuter.
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    CEYLON S.C. CRICKET
    92 16 Ceylon Sports Club XI vs United Services at Tanglin to-morrow at 2 p.m.: I V Paramsothy, K. Kanagarathnam. X Muthucumaru. K. Thillainathan C 1 Thuraisingam. T. E. K. Retnam B Dudley. M. A X Hamid R V. S j Sundram. V. R. Sabapathy. s de Silva I
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    CHINESE BEAT CASUALS
    403 16 THIRD DIVISION i Winners Find Net six lines Sine.ap'jre. Tuesday. IB the Third Division of [fee sll League yesterday en the sif B round the Chinpse brat the Casual; fey six goals to cue. Thianghotu ;he game the Chinese pffid ifeemse!res the be Ibor team ami they
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    Fusiliers Score Goal For Airmen FIRST DIVISION SOCCER
    519 17 WIN FOR R.A.F. Losers Were Unlucky Singapore, Monday. CULL points were collected by the R.A.F. when they met the Inniskillings in the First Division of the S.A.F.A. League at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday. Luck was against the Fusiliers. The:- had more
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    ISLAND CLUB
    95 17 June Mixed Foursomes Result THE Igl&ag Club Juae mixed foui.-omes. played en Sunday, last, resulted in a tie be'.neeii Mrs. H. L. H. Lim and J. Lee Ker.<: Tv e and Mrs. G. B. Beardsworth nd H L. H. Lim. The follow..cards were returned: Mrs. Lin: and'j. L-p
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    S'PORE SWIMMING CLUB
    74 17 C hildren's Championship To-rrtcrrow T ie two remaining events in the children's championship at the Singapore Swimming Club wMl be held tomon\.\7. commencing at 11 a.m. The events are the 50 metres <HillSalUr Cup and the Trophy) across breadth of pool» Entries should be sent to the
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    M.C.U. BEAT S.C.R.C.
    240 17 Sunday's Cricket At Hong Lim Green THE Medical College defeated the 1 S.C.R.C. on Sunday at Hong Lim Green by 152 runs. Scores: MEDICAL COLLEGE Kuldip Singh c Boon Soon b Keng Siew 33 W Moore c Keng Swee b Choon Lin 16 C Sandosham c Boon
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    RYDER CUP TEAM
    34 17 Reuter. London. June 7. The British Ryder Cud side will be captained by Charles Whitecombe and will be. Percy Alliss, Burton, Henry Cotton, Cox, King. Lacey, Henry Padsham, Perry and Rees.—Reuter.
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    AT SEPOY LINES
    215 17 Medical College Beat St. Joseph's THE M.C.U. II beat St. Joseph's Institution II on the College ground on Saturday. Scores M.C.U. II S. R. Samuel c b Webb 4 Thean Seo c Yong Teck b Campbell 1 Chee Tong c Milne b Webb 8 R. Ebert b
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    TO-MORROW'S CRICKET
    50 17 The following will represent the Nor Benders vs. the S.C.C. to-morrow: H. R. Bartels, W W Dean, A. Gilmour, C. Hewetson. J. Huggins. A. B. Joidan «Capt.i. T. J. Leijssuis, Dr. J. If. A. Lowson. Major R. H. Quill Major C. M. Usher and E. G. Wheat ley.
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    SINGAPORE TURF CLUB
    315 17 Programme For Gold Cup Meeting npHE official programme for the -l Singapore Turf Club s Autumn (Gold Cup) meeting has already been issued, and judging by the events provided the meeting promises to be a very succesful one. Racing starts on Saturday, Aug. 28 and continues on
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      16 17 MOTOR SciUlj ON DUNLOPM -THE TYRES WITH THE LONGEST NON-SKID LIFE l l .f^ 1 Tv-.ps.
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    Chinese Association Sports Activities
    400 18 Results and ties in current tourna ments at the Chinese Association are as follows: TENNIS SINGLES HANDICAP: —Yap Kirn Bwee (—18) wo. L'm Hap Hin (—3»: ThJo Gek Choo (—3) beat Tok Bene Chuan (—3». 6—2. 6—o. BILLIARDS CHAMPIONSHIP: -Wont: Teck Fah beat Ong Mah Soh.
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    AERO BADMINTON PARTY
    142 18 In a friendly badminton match at the Playfair B P. cotrrt the Aero B P. defeated the Merry Youngsters BP. by three games to cne. The singles between Soh Kirn Ho and Richard Tan was abandoned owing to failing of light. Scores (Aero players' names first*:— Low
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    SINGAPORE BADMINTON
    68 18 Entries are invited for the Junior tingles and men's junior doubles championship of Singapore The entrance fee for the singles is I per competitor and for the doubles ?3. per pair. Applications must be marie on the official entry forms which are obtalnrble from the hon. secretary, c
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    WIN FOR A.C.S.
    211 18 Cricket On Printing: Office Ground THE Anglo-Chinese School beat the Government Printing Office on Saturday on me Printing Office Clubs ground by 129 runs. Scores: ANGI.O-CHINESE SCHOOL Cecil Wong b Dumbleton 27 Ou Kow Chu b Dumbleton Chen Jan Jee c Armstrong d Han.11 wOll u Ong
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    JOHORE SOCCER
    214 18 Players Receive Marching Orders (From Our Otcn Correspondent) Johore Bahiu. June 6. ROUuil p.ay marred the soccer match to-day in the J.B.D.F. League between tns Customs and J.M.F. on the Lstana Padang and the referee ordered two J.M.F. piayers off the field. The customs won the match 3—1.
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    HAPPY WORLD BOXING
    488 18 SECOND CARD Attractive Fights On Friday Singapore, Tuesday. VERY attractive fare will be provided at the Happy World Stadium on Friday. The stadium's opening programme on May 21 was a big success and there is every indication that ne?:t Friday's card will even be better. Nai Boon
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    BANGKOK GOLF
    69 18 (From Our Oun Correspondent) Bangkok. Jun? 7 THE Interna; ion;: 1 golf tourney for King Piaehatinck's trophy was played yesterday and the Snorts Club Siamese team won, defeatine; the English golfers by six .tn-s <o five in the final. Teams representing the United States Mid S r oil"nd
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      634 18 LOVELY NAILS I PA TH,S EASY f% f L/l CUTEX WAY I V Use the new Cutex Oily Cuticle i /^i Remover to keep your fingerVV. V |i s well-groomed. It con\V'; IHi tainsaspecialoil that helps preyS':; I VCnt arC^ fa^ CUtlC e V'/ISA V ml Remove old polish with
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      275 18 Scratch Ueh H SKIH —Zam-Buk Prevents Poison fif Disease. CCRATCHING makes your skin raw and inflamed. It opens the wv/ for poison germs to attack the broken flesh and ca ISA j SOTOSi eczema, ulcers or other skin disorders. Your quickest and safest cure is to smear Zam-Buk on all
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      82 18 .j. i AGAINST WHOOPING COUGH. INFLUENZA 1 SAXTIBEX AGAINST TUHERCU!AR INFECTION. S i resulting in i J UNACCOUNTA I WEAWNESI LOSS OF APPETITE nnd i i WEIGHT. J j nighl sweats, swe l ug of the glands, I N r:se of temperature. i Pgainst i S TUBERCI LOSI3 i Including
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      109 19 DIBIL tonic tablets fortifies the system, 1 v I j revitalizes the blood and reinforces the I 11 -W i3i9B /natural recuperative powers of the body. I I f] i Even those who consider themselves fit can I I mSk c take DIBIL witn advantage. It has a splen- iSy
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      360 19 DAUGHTER HAD CRYING SPELLS After Kruschen "a Different Girl" A mother writes:—"Early this spring my eighteen-year-old daughter had a nervous breakdown. After doctoring for over five weeks she didn't seem to make much improvement. She still had crying spells and fits of the blues. So I decided to give Kruschen
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      2038 19 Malaya H RH VS i SHORTWAVE Berlin station 1 ■H«llfa If 5 PROGRAMMES DJB 19.74 metres (15.200 kcs). NJN nnAnn irnt sl -45 «uetres iy,510 kcs); DJQ 19.63 PROGRAMMES OF BRITISH EMPIRE ~»SSSJT w «T 8.M.8.C. PROGRAMMES SSW «at9os pm S^^TS^ffl^S Singapore Station On 225 8.8.C. Northern Ireland numbe tto
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    PUTTING SINGAPORE ON AIR MAP
    2343 21 GROWTH OF CIVIL A VIA TION OUTSTANDING EVENTS RECALLED ajAl -WANS, travelling home by air next year, may not only be able to do so through India and Europe as at present, but also Jgh Am erica via Manila and Honolulu in one direction, and
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      75 21 THOSE OTHER X PEOPLE... \J§^JbKĔĔ^ don't you often envy their VITALITY 1 are in prime condition. The fact that you can envy yet under-nourished or over-stratned. Yon may be of good f d suffer from nervous exhaus You may p HOSFERINE Your whole and yet your nerves may be whole
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      38 21 MASTER'S HI ■B Li 111 -sr^ \e tWT 0 el V> ■Hi *Ji&. 1 hP A„ to deP*» da J still bettit and And drive. j UNIVERSAL CARS LTDSINGAPORE PENANG WEARNE BROS., LTD. X- Lumpur Malacca Seremban Muar.
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    REMBAU JELEI RUBBER
    415 22 Dividend Of VA Per Cent. hPii to bau Jelei Ru bber. Ltd wis Mr T 5^ G i ac cmirch -street EC. ided ann^ir?^ 6 (the preS "WW Whfc*, has occurred over Eta lar months has tended to objure 'the H tnat the year 1936 was no"
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    Harles and Robot, the Italian vaudeville irtwt** – • at the Sea View Hotel to-*rrrow (Vv^C 8 i»**?1 appear at the Adeiphi Hcteh ' y Will also
    26 22 Harles and Robot, the Italian vaudeville irtwt** at the Sea View Hotel to-*rrrow (Vv^ C 8 i»**? 1 appear at the Adeiphi Hcteh y Will also
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    23 22 poofs n.'e and y lhc Scottish here at ttTttSif h,story has Comb>'V-W r R bCrt Campbp Maewhen he
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    ENGLISH PLAYERS' TOUR
    162 22 Success In Norther» Capitals Helsin.ski p r FHE Westminster Product:,, rL*i* 1 Com Pany at presen northern capitals and Bap\ ceived an enthusiastic recen 3£Ssf, Performance National Theatre in He! A full house enthusiast the presentation 0 f So ham's "The Circle.- p..! unanimous in according entire
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    CYCLING TOUR
    110 22 Three Indians Arrive In ape Town From Bombay Cupe Town ?T h K Xc Ilidian s have arrived here IW 3 mbay—on bicyc'es 110:1 'Ihev are Kaikre Kharas p,.,,. C :andi and Ruttan Bombay on Apr. 10. 1933. and hi v peen cycling ever since Their .2? Oar
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      105 22 He re is s^sewel \A/HAT a blessing to have abundant energy- I to feel gloriously fit and full of vigour' I Mind and body alert to enjoy life to the M[ work seems a pleasure. Brand's Essence of I Chicken is a wonderful tonic and vitalizer. toning I up the
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      124 22 I 7 What will he he like f when he's five? t Folks wonder where* all h«* 1 energy comes from. They he^re y trM cV H c lheir cars I f? i l. told hjs mother didr't feed bim herself... and he's sure to be a healthy c ild
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    RIGHT OF WORKERS
    98 23 To Organ ise Collective Bargaining Halifax, Nova Scotia. THE right of workers to organise in trade unions and to bargain coleeiively has been recognized in a new law adopted in the province of Nova Scotia. "This legislation aces further probably th?n any similar legislation in Canada and
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    CORONATION GIFTS
    63 23 By Jewish Population Of Palestine Jerusalem. A scroll of the Law written in Hebrew characters on finest parchment and enclosed in a silver filigree case was presented to the King cn Coronation Day the Jewish population of Palestine stated the Jewisn Telegraphic Agency. The' Book c) Esther, also
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      243 23 J. Announcement Extraordinary! The Standard Utility Model 18 I ,UST FINE FINISH ANFi r I Sole A^S™_ RCNNING ARE raATOR 2«OF ii? UlttV I J MALAYAN CYCUE Gfe, LTD. I i 7 ii 8, Dhoky < hsut. Branch**: 17, lost Coast Road, Singapore J Stall A-*6. M«!ipv World. I 439,
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      68 23 i-lil. WW X CAMERA SCHMIDT SIIOTEN, LTD., 99, Robinson Road, Singapore Martell Brandy is exclusively distilled from wine made from finest grapes rj> the Cognac district of France So long has Man ell Brandy been in use among connoisseurs throughout f he wo»-ld that it well may ba f looked
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      121 23 A grateful Sanatogen H| I f jSp?? user writes: <J *i Jt is if 2 u erenow New Vitality and Strength for you, too Many thousands have taken Sanatogen with the result that tiredness and weakness disappeared after a short time. For Sanatogen gives new strength and energy to the
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    STUDENT ATHLETES AT RAFFLES INSTITUTION
    127 24 GejrUng English School team M-'nrers of the Junior Schools invitation relay at Raffles sports.— (Tribune). Left: Chew Charm Khuan, winner of th e 120 yards hurdles, and Jamil, both Raffles Institution boys.— (Tribune)). Johnson House team, winners of the Inter-House Re'ay at Riffls Institution sport*-.—
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