Malaya Tribune, 16 June 1937

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXIV.- -No. 140. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1937 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wed., June 16, 1937. The Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1937 FIVE _CE\ts
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      69 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The MORNING TRIBUNE FrOffl NORTH SOUTH EAST and west SHIPS the OM THE SOUTH FROM THE EAST ft FROMTH E PRIME CANADIAN DEVONSHIRE TENDER SALMON TROUT WILTSHIRE E 1 CHILLED AND DANISH I V BEEF HALIBUT BACON M Just a few of the many
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      9 1 Read The SUNDAY TRIBUNE J Dominant I In Malaya
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    POLICE WORK
    234 2 Shortage Of Laboratory Facilities London The shortage of police laboiaiuiv iacilities is discouraging scientificallyminded detectives. Reports a Hum.omce document winch has been issued to pouce authorities and chief conme report was written by the late Mi. C. T. Symons, who was until I ceath Home Office adviser on
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    27 2 The rubber crop of the Bukit untitled Rubber Estate Ltd.. for the men h May 1937. was 23.916 lbs. The total for 1 month was 23.916 lbs
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    26 2 The rubber crop of the Ayer Molek Rubber Co., Ltd., for the month of M 1937. was ***** lbs. The total for 7 months was *****4
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    27 2 The rubber crop of the United Malacca Rubber Estates Ltd., for the month of May 1937. was 42,640 lbs The total for 1 month was 42.640 lbs
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      529 2 I M. HASSAN, I i 34, 36 ft 37, Bras Basab Road, SINGAPORE. Telephone No. 3411. I I Branch at 24, Jalan Ibrahim, i 1 JO no RE. I STOCKISTS OF: II Frlgldaires, Koldchests, i electric chandeliers, fancy lamp I bowls and shades, bed lamps, I I I fans, electric
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      614 2 FOR SALE —1937 Philco 11-valve set, with Garrard's Motor. Price $190 or nearest offer. Apply 140, Chin Swee Rd Singapore. FOR SALE—V AND A ORCHID CUTTINGS, fresh and vigorous In 18" lengths, to be approved and passed for export on orders from S.S. Price 10 cents per cutting FOR. Kfang
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      559 2 IN THE SUPREME COURT OF JOHORE. DISTRICT OP BATU PAHAT. fn Bankruptcy. B.P. No. 1 of 1936. Re RAJA MOHAMED SAID BIN AHMAD, of Barracks No. 25E. Jaian Rahmat, Batu Pahat, Motor boat driver on "Pelaadok". Receiving Order made 2nd May. 1936 Date of Adjudication 2nd May. 1936. Date and
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      178 2 VIROL for robust health Dr. G. F. HENNING*S EKZEMYL. Excellent for the treatment of Eczema, (Dry or Weeping) Psoriasis, Dhobi's Itch, Prickly heat, Pimples, Boils, Abscesses, Singapore Foot and all other skm diseases Antiseptic, allays irritation, and opposes inflammation. Convenient and easy to apply. Only to spray the solution over
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      395 2 ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE of modern fashion, hanckome Dutch demachine, Indian centre carpets, HomtnrT gas-stove with oven, "'Bavaria" best china breakfast, tea and dinner services, crystal .table cutel singing canary, blackwood DM tabtes well-grown flowering plan:., orchids, tennis gears, lawn mower, cement roller, garden implements etc., etc The property of Captain
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      123 2 Stop Drifting! Unless you are a trained mar., j you will be drifting from Job to job, wl'h long spells of unemployment. Why make a mess of your life? Find out how the ICS can train you for work that you like. International Correspondence Schools (Colonial) Ltd. 10A. Coflrer Quay.
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES KING GEORGE V. CLASS
    678 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES KING GEORGE V. CLASS New British Battleship Design ¥T has been officially announced that the five battleships now building for Wie British Navy are of uniform design with a standard displacement of 35.000 tons and a main armament of 14in. guns. i t has also been stated
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      469 3 STEAMER BAILINGS '-■'aO BRITISH INDIA ancorrx>rated In England.) P. O. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore. 1927. BEHAR 6,000 June 16 RANCHI 17,000 June 18 SOUDAN 6,500 July 2 KAISAR-I-HTND 11,000 July 2 RAJPUTANA 17,000 July 1C RANPURA 17,000 July 3C BURDWAN 6,070 July 3: RAWALPINDI 17,000 Aug.
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      73 3 B I. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS FOR BANGKOK Leave Due Singapore. KISTNA Ju ne 16 June 20 KOLA June 23 June 27 For PENANG, RANGOON CALCUTTA. ELEPHANTA June 16 June 17 KAROA June 23 June 24 vnn PORT SWETTENHAM, PENANG, neMtYm, Nova CUDDALORE, AND ROHNA toport June 17 RAJULA J
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      639 3 j. Ma B» K. I KOKUSAI LINE (KOKUSAI RISEN KAISHA) l| (Incorporated in Japan) I I For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama) II DM Due Sailing Doe i Penang Spore Spore via New York ms KOMAKI MARU July 1 July 5 July 7 Aujr. 16 m s KANO
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      389 3 Special Holiday Cruises BANGKOK SAIGON Angkor Pnom Penh Dlspl. From Ret'g Tons. Spore. Spore M.S. "ALSLA" 12,500 July 17 Aug. 6 "BORINGIA" 12,500 Aug. 7 Aug. 27 "LALANDIA" 11,000 Sept. 18 Oct. S "JUTLANDIA" 13,100 Oct. 9 Oct. 29 "MEONIA" 11,000 Oct. 30 Nov. 19 "BORINGIA" 12,500 Dec. 11 Dec.
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      458 3 STEAMER SAILINGS NORDDEDTSCHER j=V LLOYD NORD (Incorporated In LLOYD omiany) The andernoted are the Company intended fixture*:— OUTWARD FOX MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN. Doe Spore. mm. iU. "ISAR" omits Manila Due Penang June 25 P. Swettenham June 26 Singapore June 28 B.S. "POTSDAM" omits North China Due
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    BRITISH FILMS IN COLOUR
    278 4  -  Alexander Korda's Plans NEW OWNER OF UNITED ARTISTS (By Air Mail London,' June 1. ALEXANDER KORDA, talking from the New York hotel where he completed one of the most spectacular deals in the history of British films, told me on the TransAtlantic telephone last night of
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    65 WEDS 16
    111 4 Indians Hold Protest Meeting Bombay. INDIANS in Bangalore gathered at a mass meeting to protest against the marriage there of a 65-year-old Indian to a girl of 16. At the time of the marriage students staged a demonstration, which had to be dispersed by the police. Speakers
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    ESCAPED FROM NAZI ZOO
    136 4 Unsuccessful Hunt For Sea Lion Munich. For over a week an unsuccessful hunt has been in progress here af ier a sea lion v.hich made it: escape from the Munich Zoo. Franzl" by name, the sea lion mad? hi? get-away through the pipes, through which workmen
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    HOW THE BRITISH FIGHT
    83 4 Heroic I Ims For Egypt's (adds Cairo. As pa:t of their tra'ning, Egyptian military cadets are In luture to re shewn films depicting 1 f- in the British. Amer can and German armies. Fi ms i i which courage ?ni hero sm are the ma n
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    LAW BROKEN FOR 50 YEARS
    407 4  -  Standing Orders MEDICAL COUNCIL'S DISCOVERY (By Air Mail London. June 1. T"HE General Medical Council ha* discovered that for fifty years it has been acting illegally. .Since 1887 fhe council has allowed doctors t<» have their names removed from the Medical Register ac their own
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    SOUVENIRS OF THE CORONATION
    187 4  -  HEAVY DEMAND 8000 Requests Daily Received •By Air Mail L'-mdou. J tint 1 OEQLT-STS for Corona I lon '•uuvm: in the form of *hhn and decoration- arc (*r»ur *fi Into Office of Works at U»c 112 "c »'t >• a day. One London bu. n <i
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    2,000,000 TURKS FACE FINES
    136 4 They lias*- Not Mi Their TWO AulUi-: Tu. i, t-ri piyifU <»»•'# »'t i OV-1 C3COO 1H Q liitV i liave !v* '"1 1«) J I•: Filly 112 53 d In J lliv IUSi i wi»o; ady Lu» < ,-tratlon el ti. rr 1 S»u G<V*m:."
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    16 4 Dr. Gross, State Medical and untitled Offlc?r, was in Ipoh last week on an official visit.
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      615 4 Children like KOLYNOS The Antiseptic Cleansing in Dental Cream that Dentists Recommend Children don't have to be germs that cause stain and coaxed to clean their teeth decay, with Kolynos. They like its Have your children use pleasant refreshing taste. Kolynos morning and night. It Dentists recommend Kolynos is most
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      118 4 •> I EDGEWORTH j S i gP^^Oi^■. 1 rho Kxtra Ili-h Crude Fobaeco:: v L-'lmost Satisfaction With Kvcry Pipeful. i S(lle ,\ji en ts: j F. A. BARTHOLOMEUSZ LTD., I Of All Tobacconists. No. 12-A, Robinson Koad. Telephone 2234. I 4» USES FOR VINEGAR" This is the title of a
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    INFORMATION ON AIR TRAVEL TOPICS
    525 5 WORK OF IMPERIAL AIRWAYS' RECEPTION OFFICERS I> irth'Taiice to their policy of ,i \'tliiiL- a maximum of ser- < attention for passengers, L ..ii Airways now have Recep- who vnevt travellers flyn> incoming and outgoing airlllH'T». h, if, way passengers can be -jMuial and individual
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    EGYPT TO ENGLAND
    566 5 Flight Accomplished In A Day 1 1 a* passengers and a consldera- (oar; o! ma.lLs and freight, the Im\'fwoys flying-boat 'Cassiopeia' Alexandria at an early Sunday, May 23 anfi ir. i un«tle day over the stages betAlexandria nnd the murine airi! Southampton. Tin- i iblished a new
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    SINGAPORE AIR BASE
    488 5 Remarkable Engineering Enterprise The new commercial air-base at Singapore, which was opened officially Inst Saturday represents in certain of aspects a very remarkable engineering enterprise. This applies particularly to the landing-ground. A few years ago this was a big swamp inundated by the sea at high tides
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    MATERNITY & CHILD WELFARE
    657 5 MATERNITY CHILD WELFARE Many Empire Delegates At Conference London. REPRESENTATIVES irom Malaya, India, Southern Rhodesia, Tanganyka, and Nigeria were among the 800 delegates who attended an English Speaking Conference en Maternity and Child Welfare at British Medical Association House here. In a discussion on the promotion of maternity and child
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      228 5 "These are good who put you on to them?" "That's three balls 1 "dv Maurier, j a 1 owe you. Meanwhile Tk Jk Been mean- -have adu Maurier y ing to try them. v-. v^ x ~> L -on account S^a^ filtering the smoke—makes good Virginia twice as good." smoke
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      161 5 FOR HEALTH, STRENGTH AND INCREASED POWER OF THE VITAL ORGANS TAKE SANCTAFER For youth and age, manhood and womanhood suffering from lassitude and a run-down feeling: and the complexity of diverse disorders the sure index of a nervous breakdown,—S ANUTAFER IS THE BEST TONIC and t0 an 0n the top
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    457 6 LONDON COMMODITIES London, June 15. RUBBER Last Price To-day Change Ton 7 Dull Firm 55? Buyer.. JW J*. +«f Sellers. 95 16 97 16 MaY Buyers. 93 16 97 16 +1, 6 Sellers. 9 516 1% +3;6 JulylSept. Buyers. 9Vi 9 716 +116 Sellers. 95 16 9V'
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    LONDON MARKET REVIEW
    130 6 RUBBER STATISTICAL POSITION IMPR OVING London. June 3. iHE City was jubilant about the new Prims Minister's withdrawal of the NDC scheme. Prices which had dropped almost continously ever since the ill fated profits tax was introduced took a smart upward turn. It is said that the
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    Rubber Also
    156 6 THE same applies to rubber and base metal values which with the threat of unjustified taxation removed have risen substantially. It is interesting to follow the movement of one of the leaders in the rubber share market during the last few weeks. Anglo Dutch Plantations which on April
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    Depressing Influences
    199 6 IN .spite of the elimination of one of tiie major factors adversely affecting market activity others exert still their depressing influence. Though it stems that th* gravest dangers ol international complications resulting from the bombing of the "Deutschland" and the bombardment of Almeria have by now been overcome
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    Rubber Market
    198 6 THE abandonment of the NDC Has stimulated the Rubber Market which under the lnflu?ncc of the Ivlza lm'ldent hnd become very weak. As in the case of moit other commodities, however, th- tor» prlc 4 have not been he.i. The recrudescence of anxiety about the future price of
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    Tin's Strong Rise
    180 6 THE price of tin had a strong rise in the first half of thi s week jumping from £246 7 a on Monday to £253 ft on Wednesday. Without taking account of the wider fluctuations, caused by extraordinary circumstances, the price of tin seems to have become
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    MALAYA TIN STATISTICS
    146 6 Domestic production of tin and tin-in-ore at 75 5 per cent., as represented by exports from the Federated Malay elates, Unfederatcd Malay States, and Straits Settlements of Malacca* durine the month of May, 1937. totalled 5.649 tons. Of the above amount the Federated States contributed 5.474 tens,
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    TIN AND RUBBER OUTPUTS
    73 6 The following outputs of tin and rubber for May. 1937, are announced:— TIN OUTPUT Pahang Consolidated Co. Ltd. 4,166 Pels Ipch Tin Dredging Ltd. <Lahat> 418 Pels Ipoh Tin Dredging Ltd. (A. Etam) 29S Pels Sungei Kinta Tin Dredging Ltd. 475 Pels Temoh Tin Dredging Ltd.
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    SCRAP IRON
    137 6 Restriction On Export In F.M.S. From Our Oirn ReportKuala Lumpur 7ms<uAN announcement *****;»*; l. m supplement of the F M S G 1 ~w men Gazette states T>;e export of scrap iron iron in* Fronted Malay States i* herein 0;.l.iblted provided that any -cr. k leciuned for consumption
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    150 6 Plenty Of Money Available For Investment Reuter Wireless. London. June IJ The abundance nf fployment is reflected in the huge application ol over 59ti.000.000 lOf £50,000,000 Treasury Bilis t despite this keen competu vm. n market—t.imt is those oper.no:manentiy making a living by bu and selllnc Treasury BUlv—
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    94 6 London. June 15 Paris 110 53 64 Rio 4»4 sellers New York 4.94 official Montreal 4.94 Athens 547 1 2 Brussels 29.26 Bucharest 672 Geneva 29.55 3 Montevideo 33 7 Amsterdam 8.98% sellers official Milan 93',i Buenos Aires Berlin 12.31 1 Bombay 16 r Stockholm 19.39V 2 Shanghai
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    KUCHAI TIN LIMITED
    47 6 The results of the working of bucket dredge of Kuchai Tin, Ltd May are as follows:— Actual running time 571 hours 44 mmTime lost 172 hours 16 mins. Average digging depth 45 50 feet. Ore won JJ" plculs. Yardage treated 148J00Q cw» l yards.
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      796 6 T Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. J S (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). i t Successors to The Chinese Commercial Bank. Limited. 1 S The Ho Hong Bank. Limited, and L The Oversea-Chinese Bank Limited. I CAPITAL 1 5 Authorised $10,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. S BLAD Oi riCE, CHINA
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      30 6 1 I SOUTH BIUTISn INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. (Incorporated In New 'Zealand.) FIRE, MARINE, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION, MOTOR CAR INSURANCE AT REASONABLE RATES. W. J. DEXTER, Manager. ML 5926. 2. Finlayson Green.
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1644 7 Issued by Fraser and Co. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers MINING Fraser Co. Lyall Evatt Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers 4|-AmpatTln 5J9 6|3 519 6 3 rl Asara Kumbang 35 6 37|6 35<- 35 5 £1 Austral Malay $fl[- 58 56 6 58 t,-Ayer Hitam 28,0
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    THE SINGAPORE MARKET
    326 7 (From Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Wednesday morning. Singapore: 32*4 cts. Market Tone: Steady quiet. London: 9 5 16d., up '-d. Market Tone: Very steady. X v- York: 19 1 16 cts., up V\ Ct. Market Tone: Firm, quiet. The market i> steady, quiet and small business has
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    IMMIGRATION TO CANADA
    79 7 Practical Difficulties In The Way Reuter London, June 15. THE Canadian Minister of Immigration told the delegation in London hat the attitude of the Dominion Government to immigration was one of caution not because of a lack of desire but because of practical difficulties. The problem was
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    JAPAN'S NEW SHIPS
    189 7 Construction Record But Shortage Of Seamen Stimulated by a record shipping boom, more than 1,000 000 tons of vessels have been constructed in Japan during the last two years, shattering her shipping construction record of 950.000 ons for the three years during the World War. Ships under
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    VOLUNTEERS' SUCCESS
    43 7 Shanghai, June 15. The people in Shanghai are jubilant at ►he news that the Chinese volunteers in North China have captured the towns of Tushikow, and Kuyuen. Patriots are enthusiastically canvassing for funds to support the volunteers. —Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    MR. WANG CHING WEI
    28 7 Shanghai, June 16. Mr. Wang Ching Wei, President of the National Political Council, has arrived in Shanghai to be physically examined.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    PEARLING VESSEL RELEASED
    99 7 Patrol Only Able To Arrest Smaller Ship Darwin. Jun* lb THK pa'-jul hip Lurrukiu has been compelled 10 nrteuse the Japane-u pearliny ve2,*:-.. l New Ouinc-a Maiu. owlns' to fhi difficulty of manoeuvring but has arrest tlii smaller mot lit r-h-p. Se.cho Maru No. 10. An engineer
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    MR. T. V. SOONG
    77 7 To Make Another Study Of Hainan Shanghai, June 16. Mr. T. V. Soong, Chairman of the National Economic Council, sailed yester--lay afternoon from Shanghai by the Empress of Asia to the South. In a tress interview, he stated that he would visit Hainan again to study
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    EVACUATION OF BILBAO
    201 7 British Naval Escort For Refugees British Official wireless. London, June 15 A STATEMENT on the present situation in Bilbao wa s made by the Foreign Secretary in the Commons today at question time. He said while reports were inevitably fragmentary and indefinite he. understood the Basque Government
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    261 7 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, June 16. Total for Bookf Cote flnftrmlal comrjanj Dividend Data Bx. Dlv. year company urou» PajiWo Da* to date TIN Ayer Hitams 20% June 8 June 28 June 21 50% Bangrin Tin 5% June 23 g» Burma Malaya 2y 2 June 9 June
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    FRASER & CO.'s SHARE REPORT
    841 8 FRASER CO.'s SHARE REPORT MARKETS INACTIVE DURING THE WEEK MESSRS. Fraser and Co.s weekly report on the share market, dated June 15, states: During the past week nothing of any outstanding importance appears, to have happened either at home or abroad to innuence in any way the trend of markets,
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    SMUGGLED GOODS
    73 8 Shanghai. June 15. It is estimated that the total number Oi firms engaged in smuggled goods in Tientsin comes to about 8.30 Recently 24 such firms have gone into bankruntcv on acconut of their inability to collect debt*. Fearine that there will be a general raid by the
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    MAJOR-GENERAL NICHOLSON
    115 8 Indian Army Officer In Singapore Singapore, Wednesday. RETURNING alter a two-months* holiday in China and Japan, Major General Nicholson. Army Officer in com mand of the Deccan District in India for the last three years. Dashed through Singapore this morning by the P. and O. Corfu, on his
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    LORD GLENRAVEL
    242 8 Death Of First Holder Of The Barony London. J l* FIE diuth tt> uxmuuuced ox Loru Olialavei.—HoULtr Wlreiets». Lord Glcnruvtfl «Arthur Shirley D#ai'<». wait born on Dec. HO. 1856, and was the itdest ::'Ja of th? Rev J W Been, M.A.. Rector of jnd Douslri*». JM County Cork.
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    BELGIUM'S PREMIER
    84 8 Going To Visit Pres dent Roosevelt Reuter Wrieless. Brussels. June 12. Premier Van Zeeland sailed from Cherbourg to-day for the United States to s?e President Roosevelt and other high officials. M. Van Zeeland will carry a stage further the preliminary investigations involved when h e accepted the invitation
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    94 8 Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 7 p.m. to-day liedan JasM, Amsterdam I and t London!: Netheilands. closing 1.30 p.m. to-day. Australia. New Zealand. Java and Timor Dilly: Qantas. closing 10 p.m. to-morrow. Hongkong. Canton. *ShangWai. "Kobe, Manila and US.A.: Imperial, closing 10 p.m. Saturday. Pen Dg,
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    129 8 Mails expected from Europe etc. (Amsterdam> by Air < Netherlands today. Deliveries of boxholders' letters only 7 p.m. to-day and general delivery ot letters 8 25 a.m. to-morrow Mails exoected from Netherlands Indies by Air (Netherlando rvliveries of boxholders' letters only 3.3G p.m. and general delivery oi letter
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    26 8 The s.s. Vyner Brooke for Sarawak (generally) Bmtulu. Mails previously announced as closing at 4 p.m. to-day will aow close at 4 p.m. to-morrow.
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    17 8 The Air Mail (Netherlands) despatched from Singapore on June 9 was delivered in London yestT^y.
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    THE HONG PENG
    86 8 Fculs Buoy While Entering Swatow Harbour Singapore, Tuesday. The local officers of the Ho Hong Steamship Co. U932> Ltd. say that they have recsived information that while entering Swatow Harbour yesterday morning, the HoHg Peng fouled a bouy and did some damage to her bottom. To ensure
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    CHACO PEACE PARLEY
    36 8 Reuter Wireless. Asuncion, June 13. Senor Stefanich. Paraguayan Foreign Minister, has sent a message to the 9*W> Peace Conference assuring the deAeoates that PataguarK would respect peace protocols arranged with Bolivia Reuter Wireless,
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    HIROTA'S "THREE PRINCIPLES "
    141 8 HIROTA'S "THREE PRINCIPLES Slight Modification? LOCAL SETTLEMENT OF PROBLEMS Shanghai, June 16. rpHOUGH Mr. Hirota's comprehensive china policy has not yet been formulated, it is believed in official circles that he will slightly modify his "Three Principles" in order to suit existing conditions. He will likely advocate economic co-operation also,
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    ADMINISTRATION OF SZECHUEN
    262 8 Thorough Reorganisation To Be htfected Shanghai. June 10 MR Liv Hang Hsin. the Szeclvien delegate is returning to Chengtu after a meeting with Marshal Chiang Kai Bfcek. In an interview given to press representatives be said that General Ho Ying Chun. Minister of War, has decided to
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    GEN. CHEN CHI TANG
    51 8 T Shanghai. June 16 Tt is rerjorted that General Chen Chi Tang for m p rlv 0 rhc p^P 1 ?*S!£ West Government, will stay mri*flniteJv in Furore. y He has wired to bi s wife in Honekontr l o join him Sin Chew Jit Poh
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    AMUSEMENTS
    125 8 (v AL mRA -—"Vntersea KinEdom" C*M*l G chapters, 3.15, 6.15 anf Tlo and HlStory 615 Al RlT 2—Clyde Beatty i n "Darkest und C 9 is'pm 111^ 118 Chapters 6T5 and^-p' S m arteSt OM Town -Hinduto^ m 7 E p- m M dern Bride «CanTHEATRE ROYAL.—"lndira M A
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    116 8 Sirgapore. June 16. Ships alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Rohna 22; Muir.am 20; Mata Hari 19. Main Wnarl 'Entrance Gate 2) Ccrfu 18: Jevpore 13; CHeushiel 14; Kudat 12: Behar 0; Dane) 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 2) Yoshida Maru No.
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      275 8 •5- j POSTAL IXTELLIIiEiXCE J s s STEAMER MAILS DESPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DAIS AND TTMI Kretay Valaya June 16 1 p.m. Djambi and K. Toengkal Togian J6 1 pm. Muntok Palembang Thedens If P™Pontianak Khoen Hoea i 6 3 p.m. Medar: Van Outhoorn 16 3 p.m. Trengganu (Parcels only)
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      206 8 WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, JUNE 16 Football: S.A.F.A. League, Div. I, R A. v. R.E., Anson Road Stadium; Div. in. Medical Services v. 5.H.8., 5.H.8.; Farrer Cup Final, Electric Dept. v. Health Dept., S.R.C.: Govt. League. Div. 11. Post Office II v. P.W.D.. Post Office. Cricket:
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    WORLD ROTARIANS MEET AT NICE
    764 9 _>>fh Annual Convention nf LEGATES FROM 65 COUNTRIES Nice, France, June 12. rj nth Riviera, and Nice, fia en city, entertained this hi- 2Stli znnuai convention o£ :ne»iiational. which drew to cturongtie European resort tJot.iriaiis and members oV nifties. representing Rotary 65 conn cries. President
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    BASQUES CLING ON AT BILBAO
    577 9 FIVE THOUSAND TAKEN PRISONER Reuter Wireless. Paris, June 15. F lV tur^i o T nd BaSQUes have bee n capr& J*£*«> fl*3 Victoria message 1 H i din? BuSao U is still deffeflin theT House nf n Mr Ant hony Eden noonlßeS. Common this aftermanr.i^'fff
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    ARRESTS DENIED
    131 9 Trotskyist Activities In Russia Moscow, June 15. THE Warsaw report, that M. Rosenberg and M. Jurenieff were arrested in onnecticn with Trotskyist activities is officially denied. M. Jurenieff is at present preparing to leave for Berlin Reuter. A previous unconfirmed Reuter message states from Berlin that a clash
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    PALESTINE DISTURBANCE
    179 9 Part Played By Gars During the Arab strikes in Palestine, the business of travel became increasingly difficult and dangerous. Private cars were held up on the highways and trains were in danger of being blown up or derailed. According to information received from Palestine by Ford Motor Company,
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    LAND'S END TRIAL
    243 9 A Satisfied Owner's Tribute THE following letter was received by 1 the M.G. Car Co. Ltd.. after the recent Land's End Trial, from Mr E Weight of Bournemouth, who drove an M.G Midget "T" type in this event:— I feel I must write and tell you what
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    WOLSELEY MOTORS
    187 9 Motor Industry And Prosperity J That the steady expansion of the En.ish motor industry is bringing pros* penty to workers is revealed in the «°r ?2L ing statcs ment issued by Mr W M W Thomas, Managing Director of W5I At this factory we employ over 9 000
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    IN THE ISLE OF MAN
    103 9 Because of the area to be covered the Isle of Man Constabulary has recently been extended. Not in manpower, but in horsepower furnished by a fleet of police cars. Two Ford cars already are on patrol duty and two more will be delivered shortly. In
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    CHINA PROTESTS
    74 11 Unauthorised Air Mail Service Reuter. Nankin, June 15. T HE Foreign Office has formally pro--1 tested to the Japanese Embassy against th? authorised Air Mail service Tokyo to Tientsin of the Uui Air Transport Company, a Sinoiese joint concern at Tientsin ing in co-operation with the Japan Air
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    JAPANESE ARMY BUDGET
    66 11 Big Increase In Estimates Reuter. Tokio, June 15. THE Japanese army budget for next year is expected to total 950,000,000 yen ,about £55,000.000, according to a Tokio newspaper. The paper estimates that this figure representing an increase of about £13.500 000 over the normal Empire Budget accounted
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    "SUBTLETIES"
    165 11 Sophisticated Sorcery At The Victoria THE Malayan Magic Circle's production "Subtleties," which opens tonight at the Victoria Theatre, had a successful dress rtehearsal last night and gave a foretaste of entertainment which will be very popular with local audiences. The programme is varied and all items do credit to
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    SPANISH WATERS
    110 11 Reuter. London, June 15. THE text of the agreement between Great Britain, Germany, Italy and France about the control of Spanish waters was published in Berlin last night. Both parties in Spain have been asked to respect foreign warships and agree to a list of ports which would
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      453 11 CLUB DIARY \There are numerous Clubs in Singapore members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary v ■provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the "Diary of Events." The "Club
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ANNOUNCEMENT.
    70 12 Mr. Chean* Theam Chu and Mr. Cheang Theam Kre have issued invitations to a dinner to be given by than at thcr new residence, "Palm Beach." Pa ir Panjang, on Friday, June 18. The dinner is in honour of the birthday rf their father. Mr. Cheang Jim
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    DEATH.
    53 12 Mrs T;m Perk Jim. pus ed away peacefully, at 5.15 p.m., on 15th June, at her residence, No, 25, Crescent Roatf. She leaves belT nd her beloved hu&hat t and 3 children. The eofieee will leavo the house on Saturday, the 19th June, at 2 p.m. for the Bukit
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    THE OPEN DOOR
    823 12 CONTEMPORARIES who have, until recently, been strongly opposed to the opening 1 of higher posts to non-Euroneans are assuming, in iheir ignorance of the facts, that the statement of the Governor at the Legislative Council meeting on Monday means the lowering of the colour bar. The Tribune,
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    GERMAN CONSUL-GENERAL
    25 12 Mr. W. Maenss. Consul-General for Germany has returned from his leave cf absence and resumed charge of *he Incml German Consulate-General en Monday.
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    EX-PREMIER'S DEATH
    22 12 St. John (Newfoundland). Jur>e 13 The death is announced of Sir William Lloyd, ex-Premier of Newfoundland Reuter Wireless. Reuter Wireless.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Is War Inevitable?
    221 12 NOTES COMMENTS Is War Inevitable? events in Europe and in the Far East have driven some people to the belief that the world is heading for another war. They maintain that there is no such thing as permanent peace between peoples, that war is our heritage, that people are born
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    Co-operative Societies
    305 12 rjpHE more one delves into the ramifications of the Co-operative Societies movement in Malaya, the more one realises the good work which its ollicers are doing to promote genuine thrilt mong the people of a country where easy living conditions have provided a happy hunting ground for the
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    Behind The Scenes
    248 12 items often com the consideration cf the Settlements Finance Committee instance, from the minutes meeting held on April 23 Isu among other items, one wh cerns the purchase of an icin for the College of Medicine at of $215. Another states that required to purchase a pi]
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    Topics Of The Day
    208 12 Br "Looker Ob" SCIENTIoT has recently proved that fish can hear. And why not 1 We all know that fish can smell. News by radio can't take the place cf a newspaper. You can't hunt it up later to settle an argument. The East had no
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    PEACE TREATIES MUST GO FROM LEAGUE COVENANT EMPIRE PROPOSAL WELCOMED
    813 13 REACTION IN EUROPE REVISION WOULD HASTEN A SETTLEMENT Reuter Wireless. VV.K hopes of a European settlement hich may |ea(| a pence have been rawed as a rc u t „112 he mpcrla I ".laration that (he l.eacue Covenant shoultl be
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    FRANCE AND GERMANY
    66 13 Co-operation In Atlantic Air Service Reuter Wireless. Berlin, June 12. An agreement, drafted by Air France and Lufthansa, for submission to the two Governments, provides for exoneration in the South Atlantic service. The latter will be extended to publicity ••;ork. Exiatine agreements repardinj» assistance for aircraft needing
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    PEACE IN THE PACIFIC
    124 13 Pact Plan Progress RUSSIA AGREES IN PRINCIPLE Reuter. Lundon, June 15. JT is understood that Russia has informally approved in principle the suggestion of Mr. J. A. Lyons, the Australian Premier, for a conference to consider a non-aggression pac 1 among the Pacific nations. No further
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    DAIL DISSOLVES
    106 13 Free State Election On July 1 Reuter Wireless. Dublin, June 14. The Dail has dissolved after passing the new constitution, by 62 to 48 votes. The Leader of the Opposition. Mr Cosgrave, stated he would advise voters to reject the Constitution at the referendum. Only minor modifications were
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    SALVATION ARMY
    63 13 Reuter Wireless. London, June 12. Solicitors acting for the parties concerned state the writs issued by MLss Margaret Laurie, a London dressmaker and daught?r of the late Commissioner Laurie of the Salvation Army, allegme slander and libel against Genera! Booth and Commissioner Macmillan have been withdrawn. MRs Laurie
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    FALL OF BLUM CERTAIN
    171 13 TAXATION BILL Reds Destroying The Government Reuter. Reuter Wireless. Paris, June 16. THE Chamber was packed, for the debate on the Government's Special Powers Bill, when M. Schmidt moved its adoption on behalf of the Finance Committee. The Communists, after a midnight meeting, declared their continued
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    KEEN DIVISION OF OPINION
    93 13 Paris, June 16. THE French Chamber of Deputies reassembled at midnight after the conclusion of the Finance Committee's examination of the Government's proposals. The- critical situation is reflected in the division of opinion on the committee, which voted by 22 to 16 to report favourably on
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    BY-ELECTION
    69 13 Conservative Returned At Plymouth London, June 16. The by-election in the Drake Division or Plymou'h resulted in a victory for Lieut-Col. Henry Guest (Conservative, who defeated Mr. Garratt (Labour, by a majority of 4,744 The figures were: Lieut.-Col. Guest (Con.) 15 778 Mr. Garratt (Labour) ***** —Reuter. The seat
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    STOP PRESS
    134 13 Reuter. Lisbon. June 16. TEN. Franco expects to complete the capture of Bilbao within 24 hours, states a Suliminca broadcast, which adds that th e Civil Governor cf San Sebastian has been ordered to jro to Bilbao and re-orga-nise civil life in that city. Paris. June 16. "Over
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    ROUND-WORLD FLIGHT
    31 13 Reuter. Miss Earhart On Way To Singapore? A Karachi, June 15. ME LI A Earhart arrived here at 2.05 p.m. Greenwich mean time on her round-the world flight —Reuter.
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    Nehru's Speech In Calcutta RETURN FROM MALAYA
    95 13 Cannot Work New Act Reuter. Calcutta, June 15. pANDIT Jawaharlal Nehru in a speech on the Indian political situation here on his arrival back from Malaya, reiterated that congress was not going to withdraw its declaration that it would not work the Government
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    PERSONAL TOUCH
    80 13 Mr. George Lansbury's Suggestion Reuter. London, June 15. THE constitutional difficulties in India were discussed in the House of Commons last night. Mr. Lansbury urged that the Viceroy should call Congress leaders in consultation in an attempt to bridge the gulf. He thought that the provincial legislators should
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    NOTE OFFER IN U.S.A.
    25 13 Reuter Wireless. Washington, June 12. The Treasury announces that the subscriptions for the mid-June note offer of $800,000,000 totalled $4.995.000,000.—Reuter Wireless
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    STEEL STRIKE WORSE
    116 13 A DEADLOCK President's Hint To Employers Reuter. Washington, June 15. THE growing seriousness of the steel strike was realised at to-dayS Press conference, which as President Roosevelt said that if the Republic Steel Company was willing to agree to a verbal collective bargaining contact it should be
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    STREET SCENES
    167 13 Clash Between Pickets And Police Reuter Wireless. Youngstown. US A., June 15. CTRIKE pickets and police clashed outside the Bethlehem Steel Corporation factories. Members of the crowd threw stones bu t all were subdued by police with the aid of tear gas bombs. Sevt?n people were injured. The
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    Alleged Attempt On Life Of F. M. S. R. General Manager EVIDENCE GIVEN AT INQUIRY
    950 14 CHARGE AGAINST TAMIL CLERK (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. THE alleged attempt on the life of Mr. D. H. Elias, General Manager of the F.M.S. Railways, on the morning of Sept. 29 last
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    5-STOREY BUILDING FOR K.L.
    206 14 New Premises Of Oversea Chinese Bank 'From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. A NEW building for the Overseas A Chinese Bank will .be the Jttest architectural addition in Kuala LumP The new building is to be cons true!£ ed at the junction of Market Street
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    LABOUR EXPERT'S DEATH
    34 14 Washington. June 16. The tieatl) i- announced of Mr. William 112 onnerv cltHirviAß -jf the Labour Com i*ll1* r 'or the Senate uitd co-outhoi w M- V tnrl Kinirs Bill.—neuter. Reuter.
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    250 PLANES IN FLY PAST
    99 14 Unique Spectacle At Hendon British Official Wireless. London, June 15. THE Coronation formation of 250 aircraft which will salute the King at the Hendon air display on Saturday week in a mass of 25 squadrons wil: be an impressive spectacle. It will be about 1.300
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    NEW PROFITS TAX PLAN
    66 14 Statement In Commons To-Day British Official Wireless. London, June 15. AT the same time as the tabling of a financial resolution relating to the proposed tax on profits to take the place cf the abandoned national defence contribution, the Chancellor of the Exchequer will lay to-morrow
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    NO MEETINGS IN 1936
    116 14 Chinese Consultative Committees IN the annual report pf the Secretary for Chinese Affairs, Malaya, for 1936, tabled at Monday's meeting of the Legislative Council, the following appears:— Governor's Straits Chinese Consultative Committees: The Singapore Committee was constituted at the end of 1933, and the Penang and
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    Government House
    471 14 Saturday, June 5. At 11 a.m. H.H. the Sultan of Selangor called on His Excellency at Government House. H.E. Mr. D. J. Jardine and Mrs. Jardine had luncheon at Government House. Monday, June 7. Dr. J. Hope Reford had luncheon at Government Hou:e. In the afternoon His Excellency
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    DOUBLE TRAGEDY AT K. KANGSAR
    178 14 Woman And Child ALLEGED ASSAILANT ARRESTED (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Kangsar, Monday. A TAMIL woman, aged about 30, A and her child, about five years old, were alleged to have been stabbed to death by the husband of the woman early yesterday morning at
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    SCANDINAVIA TRADE
    75 14 New Agreement I'nder Review British Official Wireless. London. June 'u THE British Government are considering the recent agreement bet*rfc-n countries signatories of the Oslo aert- ment in all its Aspects. the Prc-ldeut of the Board of Trade told the CtoCimuns at question time Be also seated that Information
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    G.O.C. RETURNS FROM HOLIDAY
    431 14 VIEWS ON MILITIA IN AUSTRALIA Singapore. Tuesday. I AFTER being away from Malaya for exactly a month. Major-General W. G S Dobbie. the General Officer Commanding the Troops, Malaya, returned to Singapore to-day by the Gorgon, from Fremantle. with Mrs Dobbie He spent five days at
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    Odd Items Of Expense
    327 14 Gasmasks, Statuette, And Squatters IjVROM minutes of meeting's of the Finance Committee, held recently, and tabled at Monday's meeting of the Legislative Council, appear the following items, expenditure for which was recommended:— GAS MASKS STORAGE Special expenditure of $1,600 for the purpose of providing borage accommodation
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    BRITISH TRADE
    125 14 May Figures Continue To Rise British Official Wireless. London, June 15. EXPORTS of the United Kingdom in May reached a value of £42,732.641 compared with £36.396.327 in the same month of last year. Overseas trade returns for May also show a rise in the value of Imports to
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    AT THE CINEMAS "ONE IN A MILLION"
    148 14 Skating* Champion At Tho Capitol QON.JA HEN lE. Olympic Jieurr- ku ii. O champion, was introduced 1 pure cinema audiences ycslcid.. rht Twentieth omury Fo* Fi!j:. t»« In A Miilion," Wttf sercew M>. C/ipitol Theatre The film enter tainmsr.i. Adolphe Menjou us Tad
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    THE ALHAMBRA
    123 14 Final Chapters Of "I dl r sea Kingdom" Singapore, THE last six chapters of lhtl v thriller -Undersea K, lBdu lY b presented last a I Theatre They from u tUUijp. to the previous aw* J thixm, are more excitinc tfun six chapters. Crash Cortlgan 1 embroiled in
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    Empire Conference And Singapore IMPORTANCE OF THE BASE
    1946 15 NEW LEAGUE? Must Be Divorced From Versailles Reuter. London, June 15. THE «reat importance of the Singapore Base in the scheme of Em-ffn-e was emphasised at 'ne Imperial Conference which came to an end yesterday. Th* Conference, in the mam, exBKSsed the
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    Popular Rugby Player Weds
    11 15 Mr. D. R. Harper and his bride.
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    WEDDING AT THE CATHEDRAL
    666 15 Mr. Douglas R. Harper TO MISS BETTY MARY ELLIS Singapore, Tuesday. (\\KK two hundred people witnessed U the ceremony at St. Andrew's Cathedral this afternoon when the wedding took place of Mr. Douglas Ross Harper and Miss Betty Mary Ellis. The Cathedral was beautifully deviated with
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      199 15 "First hare then cook him': We catch 'em We sell 'em You buy 'em You cook 'em Everybody eats 'em Not only Hares but Partridges, Pheasants-. Teal, Quail, Pigeons etc. PHONE: STOKE 537« (1 lines). K. LUMPUR »31, H'OH 1U. W P S. 182. S j ABSOLUTE SECURITY j Motor
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    S.A.F.A. XI Register Rousing Win TEAM SELECTED TO MEET MALACCA
    590 17 SIX CLEAR GOALS AGAINST GORDONS Singapore, Wednesday. ..M i sefved both in defence and Vf attack, Singapore's probable j (/up XI found no difficulty m del eating the Gordon Highlanders the Road Stadium yesterJst, v.inning by six goals to nil.
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    LADIES' GOLF
    144 17 SINGAPORE G. C. ladies beat the Island Club ladies jn a match played at Bukit Timah on Monday by 13 points to 1 a Following are tbj scores (Island Ladies mentioned first). Mrs. C. L. Grierson lost to Mrs. G. V. Alien li Mrs. J. N. D. Anderson
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    Singapore XI v. Malacca
    63 17 TUT following side has been selected to play for Singapore tlacea in the Malaya Cup tie v the Anson Road Stadium on Vitus day: Kri nenbera:: AbHul Rahman and M it>crv; Yew Leng, Seng Quee and Hor Kboon: Soon Lye, George "a-.. Dr. R C. Oehlers
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    Cricket Draw At Sepoy Lines
    160 17 v cricket match between the College and a S.C.C. XI MEDICAL COLLEGE n: b Dean 13 b Dean 1 1 o Dean 0 1 Lav: st. Staunton b D t 3 !c J fb b r.uke 2 Scott b Cooper s7 X ear c Duke
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    Selections By "Argus "
    92 17 Selections By "Argus OELECTIONS for to-morrow's races, subject to -1 rat<'hing.v are as follows: dorse Class IV Div. 3: Brown Fox Littie Mother Miss Singapore Horses V Div 1: Emperor Kublai Ever Green Silver Buckle Horses 8» V Div. 2: M.-G.-M. Nagara Maggie Girton Horse Class V Div. 3: George
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    MISS ALICE MARBLE
    435 17 Hopes To Win At Wimbledon MISS Alice Marble, the American womaTi tennis champion, had a serious breakdown in health. For 18 months, specialists could not diagnose her illness. They and many other peoplethought it was the end of her brilliant tennis career. In the Sunday Graphic she
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    Y.M.C.A. CRICKET
    43 17 YM.C.A. XI vs Medical College Lnion on Saturday at M.C.U. ground at 2 p.m.: Lee Fong Lim. R. Lyne, V. Xavicr, I. Surata, J. Ferguson, V. N. Pillay, K. Leembruggen. A. Nathaniels, Gov Kee Tiam. A Thevathason, B. Fcnes, A. lord.
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    Selangor Soccer Sensation
    49 17 'From Our Own Reporter/ K.L., June 15. 1 am infoimcd by the Hon. Sim rctary oi the Football Association »f Selauger that the F.M.S.R.I. has been struck off the League competition 1937, 15 Division. AR fixtures in which the Railways were to play have been cancelled.
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    Weights For Selangor Skye Races
    409 17 Eight Events ToMorrow From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Tuesday. FOLLOWING are the handicaps for Thursday, the first day o: the Selangor Turf Club's Skye race meeting: Horses Class 4. Div. 3—5» 2 Furlongs. Kissing Time 10 07 First Bid 10 .01 I,a Coloniale 10.00
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    MIDDS. vs. R.E.
    36 17 The First. Division S.A.F.A. match between the Midds and the R.E., fixed tor Monday, June 21, has been postponed to Saturday, Aug. 21. The game will take place at the Anson Road Stadium.
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    TEAM TO BEAT WORLD
    940 18 BRITAIN'S BEST Cream Of Soccer Talent I HAVE been asked to nominate Britain's best players anj blend them in a team to oppose the world writes Frank Carruthers in the Daily Mail. Some day the authorities will probly be called upon to do this, for an official match against a
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    WAH CHONG B.P.
    60 18 The Wah Chong Badminton Party's members have been extended an invitation to a tea party to be given by the honorary secretary. Mr. Tan Chong Beng. at the Happy Restaurant. Happy World, on Sunday next at 11 am. Members will assemble at 3. George Street, off Pickering
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    S.C.C. CRICKET
    116 18 The following have accepted to play cricket for the S.C.C. vs. St. Andrew's Old Boys on Saturday at 2 p.m. at St Joseph's Institu ion ground. C. W. Auchmuty. P. Bariram (capt.). P. J. Bennett, C. H. W. Gouit. K. A. Haddacks, C. Howetson, K. M. Jopp, W
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    602 18 Highlights Of A Hecti c Season THE dominant note in a hecf; seascn has been the attitude towards i-tandards rj| 1 a'med at the elimination oi undesirable or even doabtfuj finish it on that note. We conclud* it with at least one cluij i c'oud. Reference is,
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      1662 19 lIaIaVAII 1 n Jl |a&*ft.VS£»%K£ phohi Holland ,«——--———---—---—■■--«-------■•—-■■mmmm ties oiseaux (Arnold Trowell). < /wit> a 7.20 a.m. Colonial Service Dinner. JWavelcnith 19.71 metres! PROGRAMMES OF RRTTmw fmptoi? Pl n on y A speech by the Right Hon. w. o. a. !212*^2J& 2f bSSS'SSE? RMRr- DKlliMt EMPIRE 7.20 a.m. A Recital
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    TWO-DECK BUSES APPROVED
    282 20 Important Decision By Commissioners THE following decisions of Municipal Committee No. 1. are notified: Agreed by a majority to uphold, on appeal, the decision of the Registrar of Vehicles not to grant a motor hackney carriage driver's licence to Abdullah Khan—a Commissioner dissenting on the grounds that
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    JOHORE ASSIZES CONCLUDE
    496 20 Attorney's Breach Of Trust (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, June, 14. THE last case on the list before the session of the Johore Bahru Ass'zes was concluded this afternoon before Mr Justice L. V. J. Laville when a vounc Indian, 21 years, named Suppaiyah. an attorney
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    CATHOLIC ACTION
    85 20 The next meeting of th e Leader*' Ccurre of the Catholic Action of th--hurch of St. Joseph will iff held a» l he Mercantile Institution, Queen S i. Sunday at 5.45 p.m. The7 e m-et rjgs are open to all interested and tE*' 8 n Char{re for admission
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    SENTENCE OF 75 YEARS
    31 20 Reuter Wireless. Montgomery (Alabama). June 14 The Supreme Court has affirm d -'he 70-year sentence on Hevwood Pat*erso" 3?n e t*°K thB nine d in v* Hester
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    K.I. WEDDING
    39 20 The marriage was solemnised at St Mary's Church. Kuala Lumpur on Saturday afternoon by the Rev J g Han between Miss Audrey Elizabeth Steele of England and Mr. R. D Stonehewer of Kalumpang Estate. Tanjong BSta' f
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    NAVAL OFFICER KILLED
    57 20 Fall From Bridge Of Destroyer Reuter Wireless. Lopdon, June 12. npilE Admiralty announces the death ofX'euSCummander P. C. Ransome, Commanding Officer of the destroyer Gipsy, as a result of a fall from the bridge while the Gipsy was proceeding to Gibraltar from England in company with other
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    TAXI DRIVER GETS SIX MONTHS
    139 20 WAS DRUNK Knocked Down Three Tamils Singapore. Tuesday. PLEADING guilty to three charges and admitting he was drunk at the time and could not remember what happened a Sikh taxi driver was sentenced to six months' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. H. A. Form in the
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    500 20 Arrivals And Departures By Dutch Planes Arrived m s.ngapore from snj t Special KJSILM piai*- PK hi'L on JUf e 12 —Mr. G, Fofclc. Nv Sips Mi B v <1. Kolk. Arrived in Singapore fror. r i oy KL.M plane "Kw3k" on Juw 'i —Mr. N C.
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    INDIANS CHARGED
    87 20 Attempted Theft Of Steel mm, AT Singapore. Tuesday JUHN PAUL Christian and Mohd. MohthJ U ii en Ind *ans. appeared before £lj*cand Magistrate. Mr. W. C Yc f cf rt to d ay ch arged with attempting nirti I a lorry load °f teel the proLt2 of M
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    16 20 Dr. J. A. Cowan, Pathologist, penang a PPOinted Pathologist and Professor oi Ss^igsy^ vn college 01
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    ACCOUNTANTS' ANNUAL BANQUET
    2098 21 SPEECHES BY EMINENT GUESTS r V\\K annual banquet of the London Association of Certified Accountts was held in London recently. Among those present at the banquet was the Permanent Underretary of State for the Colonies, John MaTey, G.C.M.G., X.C.8., V.0., C.5.1., C.1.,E., who in the irse of
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    1692 21 The I.era! And Kindred Professions Sir Harold B limnn, K B E "MPresldent. my lords, your w-rsMra ladles and gentlemen. It b m" to submit to you the or 'Thp U-oy' accountancy and k'ndrcd o r i\n There Is some tiist.loe In a to-ifit associates the law
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    27 22 Major C. A. Scott, headmaster of English College. Johore Bahru. who v-s -:..::oned a: T.iuk Anson some time ago. has been appomted acting Superintendent of EcucatiDn. Johore.
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    FESTIVAL OF YOUTH
    365 22 11,000 People To Take Part London. Eleven thowsand your.g men am women, and boys and girli an parts of the British Isles will tl oar: in a Festival of Youth to be b< the Empire Stadium. Wembley, luiy 3 Their Majesties the King Queen x.V. be present.
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    TRANSMISSION TIMES
    80 22 Derby Result To Singapore In Three Seconds Lor.:.. Over the Cable and WlreJaai System .he name cf the winning her-- in Derby Race was kr.oxr. in Bcmbay and Singapore thre e seconds after it had red :he post a: Epsom. The company made special arrangements for sendin? the
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    TEA EXPANSION BOARD
    90 22 London Th-- 1 International Tea Mark-.: Eapfensiorj Board. Limited, of Plantation Sense. Fenchurch-street. E C been registered as a public company limited by guarantee, states Jordan* The object of the Board is to stuc.v ways for increasing the consume.:, of tea. and to carry on propaganda worl:.
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    FRANCO-SPANISH FRONTIER
    1278 23 t'.isst-s Closed vulis KEEP WATCH ~\Y \ND NIGHT Paris. 'fill |,ve W r, ftson tf I «it ii- «*»1 present no sign ,f4>-1 jit«* pussiiur on a regu- volunteers or munitions in In Sf»;tin. either across or hy sea. ml mobile guards keep :unl uiirht, patrols are con,ir
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    COMMANDER PROMOTED
    110 23 Capture Of Government Arms j Vessel Paris. General Franco has awarded a naval medal to Captain Salvador Moreno Fernandez, who is in command of the cruiser Canarias. according to the specia] correspondent of the Havas Agency at Burgos. Among the feats mentioned as warranting this distinction, was the
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    SPURIOUS COINS
    301 23 Five Years' Sentence In Johore Case (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, June 13. "I FIND you guilty on both charges. 1 In this particular case it is a serious offence. There was an enormous amount of counterfeit corns found; over 2,500. I sentence you to five years'
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    MYSTERIOUS DEATH
    170 23 Honorary Director Of State Properties Paris. The police are enquiring Into the mysterious death at Nice oi M. Arthur Coignard. aged 69. a well-to-do Frenchman from Versailles. M. Coignard, who was an Honorary Director of State Properties, had been otaying at Nice for some time. A baker crossing
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    20 23 Mr. L. Ross-Counsell. the travelling sales representative of Messrs. Butterworth and Co., of London and Calcutta, has returned to Penang.
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    22 23 Mr. W. H. Roberts. Senior Executive Engineer. Seremban, has gone on home cave. H e is succeeded by Mr. T. R. Hutton.
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    KING'S BIRTHDAY TEA PARTY IN JOHORE
    75 24 Cuds at the main tab'e at th- "Ai held Mr 'ho "op W. E p»»v»«j General Adviser, Johore, on the occasion of the cclebr?t .cn of H M the King's birthday last week (Tribune). Another group of gue ts at the Kin Birthday function
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