Malaya Tribune, 23 June 1937

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXIV, -No. 146. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY JUNE 23, 1937 FIVE CENw- The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wed.. June 23, 1937. The Malaya Tribune rAijrliiJS. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY JUNE 23, 1937 FIVE CENTS.
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      559 2 M. HASSAN, 14» M t7, Bras Basab Road, 1 SINGAPORE. 1 Telephone No. 3411. Branch at 24, Jalan Ibrahim, JOHORE. STOCKISTS OF: i Frlgldaires, Koldchests, modern j electric chandeliers, fancy lamp bowls and shades, bed lamps, > fans, electric bells, batteries, I wiring accessories, domestic ap- i pliances, sanitary wares
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      621 2 Reconditioned Kelvinator Refrigerators for gale or hire, lowest rates. Apply Brinkmann A Co., 15, Grand Road. Telephone 6419. Red Cross Pundol Lotion is a surest remedy la White Spot Skin Disease (Panor) Ringworms and Itchy. Guranceed Cure or money refunded. Per bottle small 25 cents, large 45 cents, postage extra,
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      491 2 NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that as from this date ONG BOON CHONG is no longer employed in ENG SENG COMPANY of No. 18, Enggor Street, Singapore, and has no authority to collect any money or transact any business on Dehalf of the said Ens Sen* Si Company. 8 Dated
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      196 2 The finest selection lof Clocks and Watches to be seen 11 lilnHJl%^\lA 429, North Bi idge Koad (Near Middle Road) Phone No. 7922. I PS. VIROL for robust health Melnti ftadja PERFUME High Class Fashionable PERFUME From All Dealers. Sole Agents: JUHAMIN PENHAS, Singapore. Dr. G. F. HENNINGS Excellent for
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      173 2 Choose CHAMPION rFor Coastant Dependability Remember Performance Counts Agents: BOON SENG CO., LTD.. STORE. DIBITOX THE UNIVERSAL STOMACHIC SALINE. Neutralises all excess of acidity of the stomach, promotes digestion, takes away oppressive sense of fulness after eating and is taken with best success against stomach troubles of all kinds. .80
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      324 2 SEA MYSTERY Dead Fish Cover The Waterfront Cape Town. Millions of dead and dying fish of every sort littered the surface of th° Naval Dockyard Basin at Shnonatown during a day of death for the inhabitant* of the sea. Along the water's edge stretchea a solid line of thousands of
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES WORLD'S LARGEST ICEBREAKER
    406 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES WORLD'S LARGEST ICEBREAKER Launched At Leningrad Shipyards THE world largest icebreaker, the Joseph Stalin, with a displacement of 11,000 tons, was launched by the Orjonikidze Shipyards, of Leningrad on May 1. The Joseph Stalin is 9ins. long, 76ft. beam and 6oft. 6ins. deep. Her three 3,350 h.p.
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    NEW DESTROYERS
    201 3 Largest Type Ever Ordered By The Admiralty (By Air Mail) Jarrow, Tyneside, June 9. Two new destroyers, the larger yet ordered by the Admiralty, have been launched here from Vickers Armstrong s 1 a The/were the Afridi and Cossack of the new Tribal class of destroyers of 1,850
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      345 3 STEAM*" BALLINGS BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated In England.) p 0. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore. 1927. SOUDAN 6,500 July 2 KAISAR-I-HIND 11,000 Ju y 2 RAJPUTANA 17,000 July 16 RANPURA 17,000 July 30 BURDWAN 6,070 July 31 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Aug. 13 CORFU 15,000 Aug. 27 SmALJ 6,800 Aug.
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      33 3 1' HI APCAR) SAILINGS. far mwommmSmj. shanghai JAPAN. Leave Singapore Bess? ft* »a S «ffiS kangoonTcalcW. For PENANG. RANUUUij 26 SmgHANA l;SoO July 10 $g July 24 BRITISH INDIA For all Jo: S9B
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      387 3 11L I KOKUSAI L.lNfc| I (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISHA) For JAPAN, LOS Panama U L mis KOMAKI MARU July 1 JjOy oc t 4 Vm a KANO MARU Aug. 19 Aug. «2 Aug. lg m s KIYOSUMI MARU Sept. 2 Sept. JJf j Nov 12 m s KONGO MARU Sept. 25
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      349 3 Zmmmi Special Holiday Cruises to BANGKOK SAIGON Angkor Pnom Penh Dlspl. From Ret'g Toms. Spore. Spore. M.S. "ALSIA" 12,500 July 17 Aug. 6 "BORINGIA" 12,500 Aug. 7 Aug. 27 "LALANDIA" 11,000 Sept. 18 Oct. 3 "JUTLANDIA" 13,100 Oct 9 Oct 28 "MEONIA" 11,000 Oct. 30 Nov. 19 "BORINGIA" 12,500 Dec.
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      359 3 §NOBDDKUTBCHBR LLOYD Germany). The undernoted axe Oo»P*nr* intended fixtures:— OUTWARD FOR MANILA, SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN. Due Spore. IM7. f »s. "ISAR" omits Manila Due Penang Jnne z» P. Swettenham June 2i Z Singapore June M 8.3. "POTSDAM" omits North China Due Singapore JuU 8 m.s. "TRAVK" omits Manila
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    GERMANY AND THE VOORTREKKERS
    972 4 South-West Africa SHEEP ARE GOLD MINES THERE Cape Town. r~£HE almost insignificant Mandated Territory of South West Africa has suddenly jumped into the eyes of the world an account of its stand against Germany who for some yearo held it as an expensive Colony. Perhaps the
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    ROMAN BATHS FOUND
    227 4 Discovery Under Paris College Paris A large Roman thermal establishment including three circular baths. SIIV v, Wld u and two lar S e rectangular rnuL a i be^, n discov ered below the ?hl lnrH de France sit "ated between tne Sorbonne and the Pantheon. viPVP F**Z
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      135 4 I SS=s=SH«S I 8 LOHMANN CO., LTD. BB W-P-S. 2 ■P H av e you given this important quesV x\ consideration? VV \*_T Are you satisfied that when your* working days are over you will be X able to enioy in comfort the evening of your ,ife Let us submit
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      131 4 To look your best.*. your hair must be at its best l&flm Paris cables: "Elaborate coiffures to corre- Jf spond with styles reminiscent of the Renais- L sance. Milady must spend hours arranging her hair in a grand manner." If Modish women, with the new, intricate W coiffures, need only
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      54 4 l FRESH SHIPMENT JUST J ARRIVbb j Edward Hack's Famous i Lipsticks and Perfumes. j jI O-desjrTETotic Perfume Aspirin and Eau de Cologne. J ana Refreshing: as Mountain Air. < Sold in botUes afio~cents each. I Trial Solicited T Importers 7*66 nlk C °—Singapore. S 766 Nort Bridre Road. S
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    459 6 LONDON COMMODITIES London, June 22. RUBBER Last Price To-day Change Tone Quiet Irregular Bpot Buyen. 9 5 8 99 16 —I|l6 -Jl Sellers. 9% 911:16 —116 May Buyers. 9 1116 —1,16 Sellers. ***** —116 JulylSept. Buyers. ***** S% _ri6 Sellers. 9% 9 3 4 Oct, Dec. Buyers.
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    JESSELTON ICE AND POWĔR CO
    207 6 Report And Accounts For Last Year THE annual meeting of the Imweltoa Ice and Power Co., Ltd., will be held at the office of the secretaries. Messrs. Chan Sze Onn and Co.. on June 30. In the report for year ended Dec. 31. signed by
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    N.S.W. BASIC WAGE
    138 6 £1,000,000 A Year Increase Sydney. MR. T. il. Sale, president of the Em- ployers' Federation of New South Wales estimates that about £1,000,000 a year will be added to the wages biU of State employers by the increases of 16 in the basic wage for men and
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    PRICE OF GOLD
    168 6 Likelihood Of A Fall Remote Reuter. Paris, June 22. THE weight of evidence is definitely against the" likelihood of a fall in the price of gold, according to M. Havenga, the French Finance Minister. Opening the South African Pavilion at the International Exhibition, M. Havenga declared that
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    100 6 London, June 22. Paris 110 7 /8 New York 4.94 13 If Montreal 4.94% Brussels 29.29 Geneva 21.55 Amsterdam 8.98% Milan 94 Berlin 12.33 Stockholm 19.39V2 Copenhagen 22.40 Oslo 19.90 Vienna 28V 2 Prague 141 13 16 Belgrade 216 Madrid norn ulsbon 110 316 Rio 4»/4 sellers official
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    CENTRAL RESERVE BANK
    57 6 Shanghai, June 22. The Central Legislative Yuen has appointed a sub-committee of nine persons to go through the regulations of the Central Reserve Bank. It is understood that the preliminary examination has been completed after day-long discussions. The Committee is now drawing up a report to be
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    CABLE AND WIRELESS
    43 6 The following index figures represent the estimated traffic receipts of Cable and Wireless, Ltd., as related to comparable traffic in the year 1929, based at 100:— May, 1937 78 6 Average for 1936 74.4 Average for five months, 1937 84.7
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    FRASER & CO.'S WEEKLY SHARE REPORT
    805 6 FRASER CO.'S WEEKLY SHARE REPORT EFFECTS OF INTERNATIONAL SITUATION P"RASER and Co.'s weekly report on ihe share market, dated June 22 staios J Since our iast report the international situation which a week ago seemed to nave definitely improved has had a fresh setback by the resignation of M. Blum
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    NORTH HUMMOCK RUBBER
    65 6 Prft. of North Hummock (Selangdri Rubber Co. for year to 31st March, after deprecn.. £11.224 (agst. £3.813». add £3 591 brought in. To div. 4 p c.. less tax (2 p.c), absorbing gross £9,600, replanting res3rve £1.750 (nil) fwd £3.465. Standard assessment for 1937 1.156,756 lbs (1.160
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      779 6 j Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. J (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). j Successors to The Chinese Commercial Bank. Limited. The Ho Hong Bank. Limited, and The Oversea-Chinese Bank Limited CAPITAL I Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. I HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CH UUA STREET, SINGAPORE. t TELEPHONES j
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1299 7 issued by Fraser and Co. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers MINING Fraser St Co. Lyall St Evatt Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Tin 61- 6)6 5|9 613 3516 3716 351- 35j6 C Hltam 27 6 28 6xd 27 6 286 6 1.15 l.SOnom 1.15 l.SOnom 1
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    423 7 (From Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Wednesday morning. Singapore: 82% cts., down Market Tone: Dull. London: B%<*i unchanged Market Tone: Steady quiet. New York: 19 3116 cts., down Vr Ct. Market Tone: Very dull The market is very dull and there i 3 little inclination to trade. OPENING
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    52 7 Reuter Wireless. French Situation Keeps Prices Down London, June 21. N the Stock Exchange 0 surrounding the brand men ts m France urth« damped tiative and to move P« sup A few leading indu^tr.ais were ported but otherwise the marKet w featurel?ss. wputer WireWan Street ruled idle.—Reuier w
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    SINGAPORE YACHTING
    70 7 At the Vacm .Cube, races. The tart will be at p.m. B» c'ass yachts. The start wi»l oc U C n* S«nda°y the International -lass will practise for Interpo t Races J a i rac* of a serios for the Hoopsßemembrance Cup. starting at 10.10 The "C" Class
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    PLAGUES OF EGYPT RETURNING?
    148 7 Locusts, Cotton Worm And Low Nile Cairo. r E prospea of an invasl°n °f SS S'problems confronting the Egyptian farmer this year. The Ministry of Agriculture with the coition It the authority in S orter to SSeSVS^particular and ito the country in general The tor be
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    WORLD'S DEAREST HAIRBRUSHES
    72 7 £100 Each And Almost Unobtainable Ne w York City. THE Price of the world* most «JjPg 1 hairbrushes has now iw» brushes are almost U ss R The campaign bemg wage d oeautiiul bristle ever d*cover ed i obtained only trom thenajg ol reach of Siberian wild
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    SUNGEI KRIAN RUBBER ESTATE
    12 7 £*****, to dirs.' additl. rem. i.™ crop of
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      247 7 I FT? A*3ER COMPANY. TOtAl lox am r*M jreir comomn, Pay**. TW 9n June 8 June 28 June 21 30% London Tin .«/V int June 10 June 29 June 21 g S. Tronoh Tnt JSne 19 June 26 W«• ..K Sungei Way It* *fe 26 jg 31 Jg U lO%
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    POSTAL INTELLIGENCE
    272 8 STEAMER MAILS DESPATCHES today FOR per date and time Gt Britain, Europe, Egypt and Kretay 0 niy> Mcncstheu, June 23 noon Djambi and K. Toengkal ToSlSf 23 1 p m and Pa.emba'ng J PMedan HKf 11 Hoea 23 3 pjn. Trengganu (Parcels only) Laruf i? 3 pm Dungun,
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    109 8 Java and Southern Sumatra: Neiher.ana>, closing 7 p.m. to-day Medan, Jaskj, tAjnstentamJ and LonoCay Netherlands closing 1.30 p.m. Australia, New Zealand, Java and Timor Diily: Qantas, closing 10 p m tomorrow. X Hongkong, Canton, Shanghai, -Kobe Manila and U.S.A.: Imperial, closing p.m. Saturday. Penang. Siam, Burma, India,
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    142 8 MW* ejected from e&toik' et.~ Amsterdam, by Air iNclhei lands, to-' rJK k expected from Netherlands .ndles by Air (Netherlands) to-da- Descries of boxholders' letters only 3 30 a-rr ld n? eneial dclher y of otters and 4.05 p.m. respectively on the same Malb expected from China by
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    ACCELERATED DEPARTURE
    35 8 Mate for Tandjong Pandan originally rtiscd for drspatch by ss. Edendal- n f g E m en Junp SWW now be despatched by s.s. Siberg clcsine at 8 ejn. on the same day
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    13 8 Th- ss p.imnv for Hongkong &c Malta prcriou ly nn-oanccd at
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    17 8 The Alrr.vil (Netlterlands) despatched SapCVe r on June 16 Slivered .-l Lonaon on June 22.
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    WHAT'S ON?
    107 8 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, JUNE 23 Rotary Club Meeting, Adelphl Hotel, 1 p.m. Address by the Rev. A. C. Parr, M.A. (Oxon), Principal of St. Andrew's School. Football: S.A.F.A. League, Div. I, S.C.C. v. S.C.F.A., S.C.C.; Div. II, Excise v. Post Office, Anson Road Stadium; Friendly,
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    VESSELS IN PORT
    57 8 Kedah: British; 1,033 tons: from Belawan 22.6 to Penang 24.6. Terukum Maru: Japanese; 7,156 tons: from Yokohama 22.6 to London 23.6. Baloeijin: Dutch: 10,172 tons from Rotterdam 22.6 to Sourabaya 23.6. Both: Netherlands: 1,518 tons: from Tanjong Priok 23.6 to Belawan Deli 23.6 van Hsuts: Dutch: 2,678
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    19 8 Dr. Chang Hoey Chan of Batu Gajah is at present on relief duty at the Teluk Anson District Hospital.
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    21 8 Miss D. Lesslar of the Nursing Gtaff of the Penang Maternity Hospital is an inmate of the General Hospital since Saturday.
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    24 8 Mr A. P. Atkins, manager of Ulu Caledonian Estate, is an inmate of the General Hospital, Singapore, where he i-ao n„& a sugnt opeiauon.
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      313 8 MALAYAMjgPREMIER HOT.EL. .<j to-night COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 to 8.30 p.m. I DINNER DANCE (informal) 9.30 to mid nig hi and Cabaret Entertainment by the J j D. FOKIEN-MARVIN-RUSSIAN TRIO i 4 Marvin—Y. Kravchenko—K. Ermrlarva 'l Presenting: an Extensive Repertoire of ChancW and Classical Dances. <| Late of th» Moscow Ballet
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      50 8 j This is a case of j 1 exceptional importance I BIRTH BENEFIT I FULL CLAIM PAID TO EACH MEMBER j J FOR THE PERIOD MARCH-APRIL, 1937 j swr>. 60 j j PENINSULAR INVESTMENT LIMITED J (Incorporated in the Federated Malay States). I 1 KUAIA Lmitm PEN *NG SINGAPORE t
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      132 8 ftf AY I i f{ V 4, Battery Road, (Pint floor) For HeaJthy and Tasty Mm. Breakfast, three courses* Daily $0.40, monthly $750 Snack: (Sent to Office requested.) Daily $0.30, monthly $6.00 I linn, nine courses: D slB.oo°' 9o, monthly «5.00 Dr Hay's or any other DietslB.oo°' 90 m nthiy
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    Viceroy's Broadcast To India
    1080 9 APPEAL FOR NEW SPIRIT THE MINISTRIES •-.•r-mors Will Not Interfere British Official Wireless. London, June 22. BE cotr.icn that the difficuries v v'h have arisen in the operation of* Indian provincial autonomy ttitb the refusal of the majority in six of the newly-elected attires o assume
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    $61,280 CLAIM
    192 9 Damages Alleged For Breach Of Agreement Singapore, Tuesday rvAMAGES in the sum of $61.280 **j U claimed by Mr. A. E. B-ayo i* Mr Foo Che 8 Fong. In a cmi gUT W commenced before Mr. Justice Home in rhp Court to-day. Mr Beavis' claim is for breach
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      132 9 YOUTH. VIGOUR VITALITY Restored In 30 Ulinutes. It is no longer required to carry i treatment for hours or weeks lfyoo f?el weak or prematurely old. Germa' doctor's latest discovery by the nanit Man Power Pills five marvellous ar» immediate results in cases of exDauHon, etc. Th«y QS»rWy JJJJ* nerves
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      6 9 cppr, ALLY TO PREVENT SORE gggg
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      58 9 ■Hr drink ||g:||:||' U I 111 r\ in Ie 11 ilsi r^gsi^jjS^^ I IJvll M I LKM Al D j^^^^ I ALL MOTHERS SHOULD KNOW 1 B for the Baby who loves it. I trow. I H is for Health it engenders in all f So let s drink it
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      389 10 T THE OUTSTANDING THEATRICAL EVENT OF THE MONTH. GRAND OPERA AT POPULAR PRICES! IN MALAYA'S LARGEST THEATRE. j|CAPITOL TO-NIGHT at 9.30 j SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF THE FAMOUS GONSALEZ ITALIAN GRAND OPERA PRESENTING "IL TROVATORE" by •..v i: A ».i j ELEONORA Signorina Luisa Palazzini. MANRICO Signor Alvaro Bandini I SPECIAL
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      342 10 In Town Again! By Special Request "SUBTLETIES" BY THE Malayan Magic Circle WILL BE SHOWN AT THE Victoria Theatre To-morrow at 6 —p.m. IN AID OF CORONATION SCHOLARSHIPS All Seats $1: Booking at Little's CAPITOL... SpeciaI "HIT REVIVAL WEEK" DURING THE ENGAGEMENT OF THE GONSALEZ ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY THIS WEEK,
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      124 10 A-"—--- J OPENING TO-DAY! 3 PERFORMANCES! J 3-15-6-15-9-15 j j IT'S A GREAT SHOW SAY THE CRITICS! "One of the best screen comedies that have been shown for several > months A strong team of stars "A picture with some very big makes up the cast and the dialogue laughs.
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    ANNUAL R.A.F. DISPLAY
    490 11 250 Machines To Fly Past King George (By Air Mail) London, June 8. OVER 450 of Britain's latest bombers, fighters and reconnaissance machines—more then twice the number that has taken part at any previoi's Display—will take part in the annual Air Force Display at Hendon on June
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    £600 FIND IN WHALE
    221 11 Ambergris Weighing 35 Pounds Cape Town. A lump of ambergris worth about £600 has been found in a 55-feet sperm whale caught in Cape waters. It *s thf largest piece of ambergris to be found in those waters for more than ffl years. The catch has
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    NEW U.S. WARSHIPS
    68 11 To Be Built In Government Shipyards Reuter. Washington, June 22. Bids by private shipyard* having teen far in excess of those of the Government yards estimates, the Navy Department announces that it will construct its two new battleships in the Government yards of New York and Philadelphia
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    BRITISH RED CROSS IN ETHIOPIA
    451 11 Archbishop's Tribute To Killed Leader London, June 8. 11 REMARKABLE testimony to the noble n rife, the bravery and the disinteiested devotion of Dr. A. J. M. Melly, who was in command of th- first Red unit which went from' Great Britain te Ethiopia, is
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    EMPIRE MIGRATION
    194 11 Delegation To Dominion Premiers (By Air Mail) London, June 11. DOMINION Prime Ministers now in England are to be approached on the subject of migration by a delegation appointed by the Newcastle Empire Voluntary Migration Conference. This was decided at a meeting here ol the Standing Committee cf
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    SOVIET CLAIM
    190 11 World's Finest Commercial Air Service Moscow. Possession of the world's finest commercial air service is claimed by Soviet Russia. More freight and mail were carried by U.S.S.R. aeroplanes last year than by the air services of any other counti? in the world, according to the Ta.>s Agency. In
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    AEROPLANE AUCTION
    155 11 One Machine Sold For £90 (By Air Mail) London, June 10 A HUNDRED buyers attended the first aeroplane auction held in this country at London Air Park, Hanwell. Six people flew their purchases away— one within a few minutes of buying. Each of the 32 machines offered had
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    FOOD IN PARACHUTE CONTAINERS
    354 11 Demonstration By R.A.F. Planes Odiham, Hampshire, June 11. SIXTEEN large metal cylinders, floating to earth on parachutes from a squadron of R.A.F. planes, demonstrated at the R.A.F. Aerodrome here how in time of war supplies of food, water and ammunition could be dropped from the air
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      69 11 Avoid Eye Strain! CONSULT &Co v By Appointment to H. H. the Rajah of Sarawak. OPTICIANS WATCHMAKERS ONLY ADDRESS:— 3, Capitol Building; SINGAPORE. 2« New World Cabaret JALAN BESAR S NON STOP DANCE j J FROM 9.30 UNTIL MIDNIGHT i THURSDAY, SATURDAY SUNDAY 1 NON STOP DANCE FROM 6 p.m.
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      263 11 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS SINGAPORE~MUNrCIPAL 5% DEBENTURE STOCK, 1928. INTEREST DUE 20TH JULY, 1937. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Transfer Registers of the above Stock will be closed from the 7th to the 20th July, 1937, both days inclusive. J. C. S. WHITE, Ag. Municipal Secretary. PAWNBROKERS ORDINANCE. Chapter 216, Sec.
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      409 11 THE GRANDEST SHOW IN TOWN I at the dp m mm m VBWfrW*' VAUDEVILLE:- »18l M Change of Programme To-night GUNBOAT JACK and PRINCESS LEONA appearing at all Tea And Night Dances. Tea Dance from 6 p.m. every Wedie«day. Friday, Saturday and Sundays WATCH FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR "SHANGHAI NIGHT** at
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      140 11 CLUB DIARY {There are numerous Clubs in Singapore members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-tfl-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the "Diary of Events.'* The "Club
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES BIRTH.
    27 12 TAN—Mrs. Tan Siang Hee nee Chia Kim Soh—a daughter, on Sunday, June 20, at 38, Chapel Road, Singapore. Both mother and daughter doing well.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    46 12 Mr and Mrs Lim Boon Pin thank the principal and Staff of Serangoon English School, Lieutenants, Guides ana Brownies for fending caskets and immortals, and also friends and relatives who attended the funeral of their elde-t daughter Lim Hoon Ang, which took place last evening.
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    DEATH.
    44 12 TEO—Mr. Teo Nye Chan, passed away peacefully, to-day, at 8 ?.m., June 23. at his residence, No. 137, Moulmem Road. He leaves behind his wife, two sons, Teo Kah Toh and Teo Way Kow, several daughters and many grandchildren to mourn his loss.
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    INTERNAL AIR MAILS
    685 12 there may be people who wonder why a new air service maintains the principle, which has been or is being dropped by older lines, of making a surcharge for mails, the announcement that btters by the Malayan Internal Air Service will only cost eight cents, merely three
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    SERIOUS RIOTING IN TRINIDAD
    133 12 Many Acts Of Violence Reported Reuter Wireless. Port of Spain, Trinidad, June 22. THE situa'ion here is still somewhat serious. There were further violences and a huge sugar factory had to close down. When the police dispersed a mob 23 were wcunded and three killed. The
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    HAILE SELASSIE
    80 12 Plaintiff In Settled Libel Action Reuter. London, June 22. HAILE Selassie, the Emperor of Abyssinia, was the plaintiff in a libel action which was settled before the Lcvd Chief Justice, Lord Hewitt, to-day. The action arose out of an article published in a London evening newsDaper. The newspaper
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Plastic Surgery
    216 12 NOTES COMMENTS Plastic Surgery a BRANCH of the science of healing of which the average man outside Europe or America hears only through the newspaper reports is plastic surgery. The latest account to hand concerns an English girl whose jaw was fractured no fewer than five times in a motor-cycle
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    Muslim Scholarship Fund
    182 12 npHE Muslims fas Singapore have made progress politically, economically, and socially during recent years, end they are destined to play a still more important part in the life of the Colony in the future. Judging from the way in which Muslims of all nationalities Arabs. Malays, and
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    Malaya's Coronation Contingent
    240 12 jyjOST peopjf. envy those members who had the good fortune of being selected to represent Malaya at the Coronation of their Majesties King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. it was indeed a rare opportunity afforded to them to visit new places, to see new sights, to meet
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    "The Good Earth"
    197 12 JYJALAYAN audiences are looking forward with particular interest to the picture, "The Good Earth," of which much is promised. The book on which the film is based was Pearl Buck's greatest success, and has become famous. Completed In 1930. was published the following year and soon headed
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    Topics Of The Day
    230 12 By "Looker Ob "ROLF and tennis are idiotic games," says a writer. We've not been in very good form lately, either. A A A A London cat has been left a legacy of £200. We understand that the money will be wisely invested in a milk
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    JOINT BOMBARDMENT OF THE SPANISH COAST?
    133 13 BY GERMANY AND ITALY NEGOTIATIONS COLLAPSE GRAVITY OF EUROPEAN SITUATION INCREASES JTOLLOWING the general admission of the failure of the Non-intervention Agreement, *he four-power discussions on the safety and disposal of warships on patrol off the Spanish coast have broken down. Germany and Italy
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    NON-INTERVENTION FAILURE
    544 13 THE negotiation's between Britain, France, Italy and Germany regarding the submarine attacks on the German cruiser Leipzig have been broken off over a difference of opinion as to whether there should be a joint navaa demonstration off Valencia before an inquiry the circumstances is made. Some of the
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    WOMAN CHARGED
    41 13 Reuter Wireless. Moscow, June 22. A woman ccmmissar of social security in the Crimean Republic, Alexandra 2-umbiicva, has been a.rrrsted on a cherpe of being a ringleader in a group who embezzled public funds for ttt? by Trotskists.—Reuter Wireless.
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    Death Of Dunlop's Chairman
    538 13 HEAD OF EMPIRE AIRWAYS SIR E. GEDDES Malayan Visit Recalled London, June 23. PL death is announced of Sir Eric Geddes, Chairman of Imperial Airways and of the Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd., and allied companies, at the age of 62.—Reuter. Sir Eric Geddes, P.C., G.C.B., Cj.B
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    WITHDRAWAL FROM SPAIN
    429 13 Britain Offers Help ESSENTIAL, SAYS EDEN London, June 21. TN a statement at Commons question time the Foreign Secretary recalled Lord Plymouth's observations at yesterday's meeting of the non-intervention commit.cc to the effect that His Majesty's Government were most dissatisfied at the present state of affairs, which
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    WORLD TITLE FIGHT
    29 13 Braddock Knocked Out In Eighth Round gRADDOCK, world heavyweight champion, was knocked out in the eighth round by Joe Louis. See Reuter report on page 16.
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    BRITAIN AND CHINA
    40 13 Reuter. London, June 23. In the House (4 Commons, replying to Mr. Manoer. Lord Cranborne (for Mr. Eden) denied that negotiations I were contemplated or were proceeding for the abandonment of British extraterritorial jurisdiction in China.— Reuter.
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    MAN WITH IRON LUNG
    53 13 May Be Cured Within Seven Years Reuter. THE millionaires son, Fred Snite, the "iron lung" patient, who was shipped from Shanghai to U.S. and kept alive by means of artificial breathing apparatus, entered hospital in Chicago. Doctors say it will take seven years to restore him
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    AVALANCHE DISASTER
    85 13 German Experts Flying To The Spot Reuter. Berlin, June 22. Three of the heads of the Himalayan Foundation will fly from Munich to India on Friday. Catching the British aeroplane at Brindisi they will arrive at Karachi on Sunday, whence they will proceed by ihe quickest way to
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    BOMB OUTRAGE
    43 13 Attempt To Assassinate Chancellor Reuter. I Vienna, June 23. FRITZ Woitsehe has been sentenced to twelve years' imprisonment for a bomb outrage on a train. A charge of plotting to assassinate Chancellor Schuschnigg will be the subject of a later trial.—Reuter.
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    NEW FRENCH CABINET
    374 13 RADICALS LEAD Names Of All The Ministers Reuter Wireless. Paris, June, 23. rpHE new French Cabinet includes the following: Prime Minister, M. Chautemps; Finance Minister, M. Bonnet; Minister for Foreign Affairs, M. Delbos; Minister of Defence, M. Daladier; Minister of the Interior, M. Marx Dormoy; Air Minister,
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    ATTEMPT TO DERAIL NIGHT MAIL IN MALAYA
    215 14 SLEEPER ON THE TRACK SPLIT UP Railway Police Investigating 'From Our Oicn Correspondent* Kuala Kangsar, Tuesday. AN alleged attempt to de-rail the night mail from Penang to Kuala Lumpur on Sunday night was discovered early yesterday morning between Lawin and Kuala Kangsar. A
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    MR. T. V. SOONG
    170 14 Discussing Works In Kwangtung Hongkong. June 22. H/IR T V. SOONG, President of the National Economic Council, arrived in Hongkong this afternoon. It is.reported that he is meeting leading bankers here to discuss terms for joint investment in reconstruction works m Kwangtung. •After the meeting he
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    CORONATION GROVE
    129 14 King Plants Trees At Windsor Reuter Wireless. London, June 21. Sixty trees havte bteen planted In Coronation grove in Windsor Great Park by the King, as representations of the Empire, each tree corresponding to the geographical position of the part of the Empire represented in relation to the
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    SIR GEORGE TRIMMER
    100 14 Reception At Home Of Mr. And Mrs. Tan Chong Chew A reception and dance will be held at the residence of Mr. Tan Chong Chew at Penang Cot 317 River Valley Road, on Tuesday next, Jun e 29, in honour of the award of a Knighthood to
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    53 14 The members of the Straits Chinese Methodist Chinch will give a tea party in the church social hall on Friday at 5 p.m. The guest of honour will be the Rev. Goh Hoed Keng. who was recently made a Justice of the Peace. Alf Xriends of the Rev. Goh Hood
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    GRAND OPERA AT THE CAPITOL
    312 14 "Rigoletto" GONSALEZ COMPANY RETURNS Singapore» Wednesday. rpHE experiment of staging grand opera in Singapore's largest theatre, the Capitol, proved highly successful. Acoustics proved to be good, scenery was displayed to the best advantage and altogether the performance of "Risroletto" was very satisfying. The company, of
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    CHINA AND JAPAN
    125 14 Mr. Kawagoe To Resume Negotiations Shanghai, June 23. MR. Kawagoe, Japanese Ambassaaor to China, is on his v. ay back to China after his two months' leave In Tokyo. It is reported that he has made arrangements to proceed to Nanking on June 30, when he will
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    COURT OF APPEAL
    98 14 Press Report Referred To Attorney-General Singapore, Wednesday. pURTHER reference to the incorrect report which appeared in the Morning Tribune of yesterday's date regarding the Alkaff appeal case, was made in the Court of Appeal this morning. When their lordships came on the bench Mr. P. H. Battishill,
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    JAPANESE RUMOURs
    86 14 Reduction Of Customs Duties By China Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, June 23 The Japanese in Tientsin are spreading rumours that China is contemplating to reduce customs duties on Japanese imported goods. Hence the smuggling of Japanese goods has greatly diminished during this month. The rumours, however, are
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    ANOTHER STRIKE IN K.L.
    179 14 150 MEN OUT Selangor Golf Club Labourers (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. ONE hundred and fifty Indian labourers employed at the Selangor Golf Club went on strike to-day. A party of the labourers are understood to have made a report at the office of
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    RAILWAY YOUNGSTERS
    200 14 Coronation Concert In Singapore A variety entertainment was given by the Railway Youngsters in their pavilion, Spooner Road, off Kampong Bahru Road on Saturday, in honour of the Coronation of Their Majesties King George VI a.id Queen Elizabeth. There was a gathering of about 500 people. The programme
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    CARD GAME
    169 14 Leads To Stabbing Among Drivers (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. IN the first court this morning, Mr. W. J. I Thorogood. recorded evidence in a preliminary inquiry into a case in which a Pathan motor car driver living in Scott Road is alleged to have assaulted
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    TIENTSIN GARRISON
    83 14 Questions On Equipment In Commons Reuter. House of Commons, June 22. Mr. Warrender, as War Office spokesman, said Mr. Hore Belisha was unable to accept Mr. Macnamara's suggestion that tne War Office should authorise the building of an officers' mess in the barracks at Tientsin. Mr. Macnamara also
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    SZECHUEN NEWS
    72 14 Censorship In Hankow And Kiukiang Shanghai June 23. Military and political news concerning Szechuen are strictly censored in Hankow and Kiukiang. This has given rise to wild rumours rhat a breach has occurred between Nanking and the provincial Government. The Travelling Headquarters in Hankow at a reception to
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    AOYAMA CASE
    61 14 Complete Settlement Expected Soon Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, June 23. Dr. Philip Tyau, Special Secretary of Foreign Affairs for the two Kwangs, has wired to the Foreign Office in Nanking stating that negotiations in connection with the Aoyama have made further progress, and that complete settlement is
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    EXECUTIVE YUEN RESOLUTIONS
    97 14 $960,000 lioan To Fukien Government Shanghai, June 23. AT the meeting of the Central Executive Yuen yesterday, the following resolutions were passed. (DA loan of $960,000 to th e Fukien Government for the construction of highways. (2) The appointment of Mr. Chan Yiao Choo as a member
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    GOT ANNOYED
    119 14 Indian's Plea For Stabbing Wife (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. BECAUSE he was jealous of his wife, and annoyed at her request loi a new saree, Ponnusamy as middleaged rubber tapper of Banting estate is alleged to have stabbed her. He stood trial at the Selangor
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    CAR OVERTURNS
    83 14 Incident On Grove Road Singapore. Wednesday Motorists travelling along Grove Road yesterday evening were surprised to see a Baby Austin tourer driven by a Chinese suddenly overturn on to its side. The driver, who was the only occupant of the car. sustained a lacerated wound on the scalp
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    JAVA RUBBER CROP
    31 14 Pessimistic Reports Being Published Reuter. Batavia, June 22. Recent rains have had an adverse affect on the sugar crops in Java. Pessimistic reports on the crops are published.—Reuter.
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    ITALIAN WORKERS
    44 14 Reuter Wireless. Rome. June 22. Nearly 1,000,000 employees including railway workers and school teachers will receive an 8 per cent increase in pay by the decision of the cabinet this morning. Stipends of clergy throughout the country will also be increased.—Reuter Wireless.
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    LEVEE AT THE PALACE
    35 14 Reuter. London, June 22. H.M. the King held a levee at St. James Palace to-day. He wore the uniform of an Admiral of the Fleet. Nearly 900 persons attended the levee.—Reuter.
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    AMUR RIVER DISPUTE
    23 14 Reuter. London. June 22. The authorities of Manchukuo and Russia are in dispute over the navigation of the Amur River.—Reuter.
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    LOAN TO L.C.C.
    21 14 Reuter. London. June 22. Underwriting will take plac? to-day for a £10,000.000 loan to the London County Council.—Reuter.
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    24 14 Mr. A. E. Jakeman, Court Chief Inspector, Kuala Lumpur, is an inmate of the Bungsar Hospital. Mr. S. E. Smith is acting for him.
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    24 14 Dr. A. J. C. Eland has been elected a member of the Hospital Board for 1937 by the Unofficial Members of the Legislative Council.
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    Corpses From Graves As Food FAMINE-STRICKEN SZECHUAN AREAS
    237 14 MANY DIE Burial Grounds Invaded CORPSES have been disappearing from graves as newly buried famine victims are being used for food in the Chungchow district of Szechuan province, according to Lv Chin-y«, motion picture cameraman attached to the Military Affairs Commission, who
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    "THE PLAINSMAN"
    258 14 Notable Production At Alhambra AT THE CINEMA CECIL B. De Mille. one of the most prominent directors in the motion picture industry, has once again shown his genius by producing a great saga of the West. "The Plainsman," a tensely diamatic and inspiring epic of America in the
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    First Malayan Sultan To Return
    364 15 CORONATION VISIT LOOKING FIT Crowds Amaze Ruler Of Trengganu Singapore, Tuesday. HIS Highness the Sultan of Trengganu returned to Singapore today by the Baloeran, from his vfeit to London for the Coronation, looking very fit and well as he stood quietiy alone on the upper
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    LINER ON FIRE
    59 15 Passengers Rescued Near Samoa Reuter Wireless. Port Moresley, June 22. THE Bums Philip motor liner Macd- hui is afire off the Samoan Island with her engines disabled and 38 European passengers aboard. After drifting helplessly for many hours the steamer Neptune rescued the Macdhui, transferred the passengers
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    "PETER PAN"
    135 15 At Sir James Barries Bedside Reuter Wireless. London, June 19. jyHEN the famous dramatist, Sir James Barrie, died in London early this aiternoon, it might b e said that Peter was by his side for Peter Davies a boy insDired Sir James to pror" the immortal character has
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    BATTLESHIP EXPLOSION
    55 15 Reuter Wireless. Gibraltar, June 21. The recent explosion in the Spanish nment battleship Jaime I, in wrucfc it was reported 18 wer e killed and w injured, is far more serious than it racially admi'ted. It is learned from Pliable source here that the casual- "ere 176 killed
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    36 15 Tl Saturday. June 19. Hon. Mr. Adrian Clark had at Government House, the afiernoon His Excellency and Thomas were present at the Cup Football between Pwe and Malacca at the Anson nj aa Stadium.
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    ABDUCTION OF A SIKH WOMAN
    676 15 Seremban Case BROTHER BOUND OVER (From Our Own Reporter) Seremban, Tuesday. third session of the Negri Sembilan Assizes came to a conclusion this morning with 'the unexpected turn of events in the case in which four Indians were charged, three with the abduction of a
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    BASQUES RETREATED IN GOOD ORDER
    501 15 ENTRY OF GEN. FRANCO'S TROOPS Reuter Wireless. T„_ London, June 22 HE Spanish Government has admitted that Bilbao was captured on Saturday. They state that the Basque forces retreated in good order. One message states that the insurgents are advancing on the south and southwest
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    WORKERS CONFER AT GENEVA
    250 15 LL.O. Plan For World Wide 40-Hour Week Reuter. Geneva, June 22. 4 JOINT resolution submitted by the "Span, Indian, Chinese and JapanWorkers' Delegates in favour of of a uniform system of prothe Z«£»Z° Tkers in Cnina whether the undertakings were situated or not animJfi^H ooll^? *****5
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    JPANESE SCOUTS
    88 15 In Singapore On Way To World Jamboree Singapore, Wednesday. VINE Japanese Boy Scouts arrived in II Singapore by the N.Y.K. Terukuni Maru on their way to the Fifth World Scout Jamboree to be held in Holland next month. They are under the command of Mr. Kinshichi Mivamoto and
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    TROOPS CALLED OUT AT YOUNGSTOWN
    228 15 U.S. Strike Situation More Serious Reuter. Youngstown, June 22 CORES of special deputies sped to the outskirts of the town before dawn to-day to prevent the invasion of 2 000 rubber workers coming from Akron, Ohio to support the steel strikers. Over a hundred motor-cars
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    VICEROY'S MESSAGE
    132 15 Congress To Decide "Grave Issue" Reuter. Bombay, June 22. MR. Gandhi, interview?d by Reuter to- day, declined to comment on the Viceroy's message to India, adding that the Congress Working Committee will finally decide th e "grave issue" on July 5. Reception of the message by the Indian
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    DEVELOPMENT IN ABYSSINIA
    46 15 Reuter Wireless. orv Rome, June 22. A SIX-YEAR plan of development in Abyssinia to cost 12.000 milliard lire is approved by the Cabinet The plan was drafted by Mussolini and provides, inter alia, for new roads and development of cot'on production —Reuter Wireless.
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    AUSTRALIAN-DUTCH TALKS
    52 15 Reuter. London. June 22 The Australian Prime Minister. Mr J A. Lyons, yesterday had a talk with the Dutch Prime Minister, Dr. Colijn, at The Hague The air line between Java and Australia was one of the things they discussed. J Mr. Lyons has now gone on to
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    FIRST COLOURED CHAMPION SINCE JOHNSON
    402 16 A GREAT FIGHT KNOCK-OUT VICTORY FOR LOUIS Bout Lasts Eight Rounds Reuter. Chicago, June 23. Louis knocked out Braddock in the eighth round. TT is estimated that 55,000 people paid $750,000 to see the tight. The odds on Louis winning dropped sharply, following a spate
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    THE FOUR BIG MEN IN BOXING
    19 16 Joe Louis (U.S.A.). Tommy Fair (Great Britain). Max Schmeling (Germany James Braddock (U.S.A.).
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    Farr To Fight Max Schmeling
    115 16 Reuter. London, June 22. Farr and Scluneling have signed up for a title fight at the White City It is contended that Schmehng is the logical world champion and London is asking the American authorities to recognise the fight as for the world title, especially
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    NEGRI RACES
    170 16 Weights For Skye Meeting WEIGHTS and running order for the Negri Sembilan Sporting Club's Skye rice meeting in Seremban on Saturday are as follows: Race I— s furlongs St.Lb>. 11 2 Bright Eyes v 3 Blue Bluff 9 12 Anaconda 9.9 Fernlet 9 7 Leonie 9 3 Lady
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    MAX IS ANGRY
    198 16 Says New. York Commission Is A Big Joke Max Schmellng Is not at all pleased with his "victory" in the "phantom tight" with world-champion Jimmy Eiaddock in New York. After going through a rigorous training and fulnliing all tne terms of his contract, even to weighing iv.
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    WIMBLEDON TENNIS RESULTS
    473 16 Sparkling Match On Centre Court Reuter. Louden, June 22 IN the Wimbledon tournament today, a sparkling centre court match'was provided by the Davis (up players, Hughes and Tuckey (Great Britain) wh> beat Bernard and Bcrotra (France) 6—4, G—3, 16 and 14. 7/16. Counters d'Alvarez aldene surprisingly beat
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    CHAMPIONSHIP TENNIS
    509 16 THE RESULTS Chua Choon Leong Drops Out Singapore, Wednesday. KEEN and interesting games were witnessed seen on the b.( C. cciKts yesterday when eight ies in th e Singapore lawn tennis chain pionship tournament were played. It was the second round and there were two unexpected results. Tan
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    S.C.C. CRICKET
    143 16 The match S.C.C. vs S.S. Police rarmed for Sunday -next has been celled owing to the Police being an io raise a team. The following have accepted to cricket for the S.C.C. vs Medical Colli on Friday at 5 p.m. and Saturday at p.m. at the S.C.C: R.
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    Malays Heading For Wooden Spoon?
    450 17 FIRST DIVISION SOCCER POLICE LUCKY Result Should Have Been A Draw Singapore, Wednesday. A DRAW would have been a fairer ending to yesterday's match in the First Division of the S.A.F.A. League between the Police and the Malay F.A. at Anson Road Stadium. The guardians
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    Y.M.C.A. CRICKET
    31 17 XI vs. Raffles College at 2 p.m. on Raffles v -Lee Fong Lim, R. Xaxier, I. Surata, V. N. B "mbruggen, A. Nathaniels, Day. N. Hay. Thevathasan, B. Fones,
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    S. A. F. A. LEAGUE TABLES
    420 17 DOSITIONS to date in the S.A.F.A. I League competitions are as follows: I FIRST DIVISION goals. d a P.W.L. D.F. A. P RjA. (7) 10 6 2 2 23 8 H oA d 4 S 10 ***** 15 11 R A.F. (1) 10 4
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    S.R.C. TENNIS "AT HOME"
    74 17 The Spring tennis tournament of the fc.R.C. will be concluded on Friday, with the playing of the final of the championship doubles between G. A. Lowe and N. S. Hogan and R S. Barth and R. H. Barth. The Club will be At Home to members
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    GRASS COURTS TENNIS
    38 17 Reuter Wireless. Queens Club, June 22. In the London grass courts championships finals Budge (U.S.A.) beat Austin 6-1, 6—2 and in the women's Mille.Jedrezejowska (Poland) beat M ss Stammers, (Great Britain,) 6—3, 6—o.— Reuter Wireless.
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    S.C.C. "B" BEATEN
    375 17 Changi Gunners Score 7 Goals I Singapore, Wednesday. WHEN the R.A. Changi met the S.C.C. "B'' XI at soccer on the Padang yesterday, they left the field winners by seven goals to nil In a match that was one-sided from the very start The Cricket Club could
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    R.E.S. Wyatt Scores Another Century
    598 17 County Cricket Results R London, June 22. E S WYATT, the Warwickshire captain and for Test capwin, scored his second successive century, aguinst Glamorgan at Pontypridd, having broken a long spell or indifferent form last week when he knocked up a three figure score against
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    Inter-Team Sports Meeting At Fenner's
    745 18 SEVERAL NEW RECORDS ATHLETICS A.A.A.& Cambridge University London, June 15. SEVERAL records went by the board > during the 15th annual meeting between the AAA. and Cambridge University at Tenner's, A. G. X Brown, D. O Finlay. and P. 1> Ward pu'ting up new figures.
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    JOHORE SOCCER
    138 18 P.W.D. Draw With Military Forces Johore Bahru, June, TN the second round of the 1 Bahru District FootbaU P.W.D.A.A. c evening and on the Lstana padang this evening drew I—l- nam at\ to be bwell The teams seemed to dicate SK£ £3> rW*£S trough on his own and
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    REVIEW OF HOME RACING
    1587 18 THE CLASSICS Derby Won By Staying mm race for the Derby did sion that our v oltoerver cormoderate, writes an v unfortunate respondent. It- w a?e that two of coiw their we re places in the field Eaj aUS £i« iirf Merry Mathew because omitting him
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      87 18 This is the NEW STANDARD SIZE of I England's Highest Class Cigarette Made to a blend which has pleased and satisfied since 1834. Packed in AIRTIGHT TINS and sold at I PERSO'STIN 1 Non tipped J The same tobacco blending and making as the Magnum Size which remains at.60 cents
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      249 19 WELLS-GARDNER RADIOS ARRIVED. ATI Models From 5 to 13 Tabes and Battery Sets. SERVICEMEN NOTE!! Original Wells-Gardner Replacement Parts Available To All Service Shops and Servicemen At Usual Selling Prices. Sole Agents In Malaya: SUN RADIO SERVICE Co 124, Cecil Street. 'Phone 4454. HOMELITE Portable Centrifugal Pumps. Self-priming, 28' suction
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      122 19 Mr. Mrs. AKAJI, GRADUATE OF THE TOKIO MASSAGE SCHOOL. 210-2 Queen Street, Singapore. I Pyorrhea attacks 4 out of 5 people over 40. It mars their appearance, makes their gums soft and ugly. A half-way toothpaste—one that just cleans teeth—can't protect you against this or other gum infection. To keep
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      1689 19 Malayan Listeners 9 Radio 7 E^^^ v v -mm.** %M> U M v!£ w m German and Call DJQ. PROGRAMMES OF I BRtttqh i?iuroTT*o 71 52!! '^^i^mi^F?^^ RM P r LMPIRE commentators, from Gosforth Race- Cngenson. PROHR A MMI?G course, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. At the 9 20 P- m News and Economic
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    "SPECIAL AFFAIRS" SERVICE
    106 20 Provinces Under Watch REPORTED NEW MOVE BY JAPAN Shanghai, June 22. IT is reported that the Military Department in Tokyo has appropriated $250,000 for the expansion of "Special Affairs" service along the Yangtse Basin wth headquarters in Hankow. The object is to watch cloeely the activities of
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    COMMUNIST PARTY
    40 20 Shanghai, June 22. Although the Kuomintang-Communist co-operation is an accomplished fact, the problem still remains as to how the Communist Party is to be reorganised and how it is to be merged into the Kuomintang.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    SWATOW INCIDENT
    79 20 Prospect Of Settlement Brighter Shanghai, June ft. MR. Yamasaki, the Japanese Consul at Swatow, visited Dr. Philip Tyau, Special Secretary of Foreign Affairs for the two Kwangs. yesterday, and had a long discussion of the recent Swatow incident. The JaDanese authority is reported to be willing to concede
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    DEFENCE COMPANIES
    63 20 75 Per Cent. Of Necessary Quota London. June, 21. The number of officers and other ranks enrolled in the National Defence Companies formed in September last for the purpose of protecting important polnU in Great Britain on the threat of and during war reached June Ut. 6*64 which
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    17 20 Mr. N. B. Thomas, Court Chief Inspector, Ipoh, will be leaving on a hcli day next month.
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    FATAL MOTOR ACCIDENT
    391 20 Inquest Into Chinese Woman's Death IF rom Our Own Corresponded attached to theMun c an pore knocked down a Btihvu at the 1% mlle */?o the General HosBhe o emo^ nru where she died at pital, Johore Banxu ?.30 P-m. the same day. n An inquest was
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      479 20 NIGHTS Of AGONY K^^MjH caused by INDIGESTION Read this woman's account of how she rid herself of acute indigestion pains "I have found great relief in taking Digestif Rennie Pastilles. I think I have tried everything for indigestion. I have r(4llv and truly been in agony when I have tried
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      151 20 I national J Century Overstrain Saps Vitality And Lowers Resistance IIfPPM From the 19th century calm to 20 h century hustle A I ||HMHHHHHHH| short step in history but what a world of difference in the liMIhBHHmBmIbB speed of living. Human progress has outstripped its natural equipment. You need stronger
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      357 20 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CAP. 45) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. [n Bankruptcy. No. 95 of 193 G. Re CHOP KOONG HIN (Lee Van Koon, sole proprietor) of No. 620, North Bridge Road, Traders. Receiving Order made 17th April. 1936. Date of Adjudication 7th
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      358 20 Malayan Listeners* Radio pom pap* 1») NIROM STATION JZJ TOKYO TO-DAY metres (11.800 kcs.). 620 a.m. Resorded mink. TO-DAY 7.50 a.m. Close down. News in English. 10.50 a.m. Opening. Gymnastic* selections of New Japanese tor women. K D i aV ed by Jiro Hiraoka and 11.15 a.m. Opera programme. Music,
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    ECONOMICS OF THE EMPIRE
    446 21 LONDON TALKS Better Marketing Methods (By Air Mail) London, June 12. PKBii I PAL delegates to the Imperial Conference yesterday considered and approved the reports of the committees on economic and constitutional questions. The report of the Economic Committee submitted by the Chairman Mr C. Havenga,
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    DUBLIN GATE THEATRE
    113 21 SuccessfuJ Season In Egypt Tho Cairo. Dublin Gate Theatre Company pry successful season here by U n Tw elfth Night" at the E Opera House. hous was filled an d The p le ,had to be turned away. v? f fu11 house boards v theatre was a
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    765 21 Rhubarb For Husbands The Biggest Egg £150 Tiger Wedding Thieves Steal Anchor H E mL are S me stra nge stories fron Reiit? Z Parts °J the world, sent b< Reuter correspondents:— PRECIOUS STONES? Burma muf Anglo-Burman, Mr. Gregory subSUpport hi < IE? .^Ps— waist 63ins.—chest 58ins
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    RABBI'S SUGGESTION
    129 21 Australia To Become Home For German Jews Auckland, New Zealand. The admission into Australia ol specially selected Jews who have been compelled to leave Germany has been recommended by the Rev. Israel Brodie, regarded as one of the most distinguished Rabbis and Jewish scholars in the British Empire.
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    CRIME EXPERTS IN LONDON
    870 22 Secret Meetings SIR SAMUEL HOARE ON CO-OPERATION (By Air Mail) London, June 8. THE crooks of London are avoiding the district of Burlington Gardens in the West End as they would the plague this week, for in the headquarters of the Civil Service Commission some 50
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    UNITED FRONT
    246 22 New Ways And New Efforts (By Air Mail) London, June, 7. kjEW ways, new efforts, in working tor N E nhe 'united front" voted W«* has lately^ announced that any member wSo associates with Coxmnuniste *»4 me Independent Labour Party will be pvnelled from the party. Alxetviy the
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    IRELAND AND THE COMMONWEALTH
    294 22 Opposition Viewpoint Explained (By Air Mail) London, June. rE attitude of the Opposition to membership of the Commonwealth was explained by Mr. W. T. Cosgrave. Opposition leader in the Free State D. fit a Fine Gael convention in Dublin. They had been criticsed for refrailing from
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    CORONATION GIET
    182 22 Dental Hospital For Children In The Rand Johannesburg A dental hospital to which more 20,000 children will go for treal every year is to be the Rand s Cor tion tribute, according to present pi All the preliminary details have bee! completed. The building will be site in
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    HELPING MOTORISTS
    132 22 Toll Collectors Open Pawn Shop Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Toll collectors at the Dflaij Bridge, connecting Philade,:: Camden, New Jersey, have a problem of tne motorist whc to cross but cannot pay—b> pawn shop. Motorists lacking the 2U cent toll may lave any article wo than 20 pents with the
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    "LIFE BEGINS AT 60"
    97 22 Women Take "Frozen N" rlh Holiday Madison. Wisco.. have l eft Two 60-year-old women irely their homes here to begin a new life 2,000 miles away m con of the frozen northlanas or tlnent. rn vn and They are Mrs. Frank E. n to Mrs. Rose
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    SHE LOVED HIM STILL
    620 23 "Dangerous Criminal" FRAUDS BY YOUNG RUSSIAN (By Air Mail) London, June 12. ALTHOUGH a dark-haired young Russian is now serving a term of imprisonment passed on him at the OW Baitey, a beautiful blonde Buckinghamshire schoolteacher still believes in him. She has forgiven him for "whatever
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    BUFFALO TURNS MAD
    109 23 Staff And Vigitorg Istprigmitd In Hotel Istaahul. a maddened buffalo «as broken u» a J°*< at Balikessir. near Tbhank, tad 22 the staff and visitors banned in their rooms for more than aSf ouffal was being M through the SSL 10 1116 slaughter-house Whea it and rushed
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    NEW BUFFER TIN POOL
    502 23 Billiton Chairman's Proposal Amsterdam, June 4. DARON van Tuyll yan Serooskerken, f_ the chairman, at to-day's meeting of the Billiton Maatschappij, emphasised the necessity of a more stable tm price and of a buffer pool He said that the year 1936 had been a favourable one
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    BEEF AND BEER MADE EMPIRE
    310 23 But We'd Be Better Or Vegetables! i London, June 12. 1 f\OES meat-eating make men adven- turous? This bone of contention was thrown yesterday by Prof. E. P. Cathcart. 01 Glasgow, the famous physiologist, addressing the Association of Teachers of Domestic Science in London. "Can
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    20 23 Lieut. H. H. Busfield and SecondLieut. R. J. F. de S. Sindsay Smith have resigned their commissions in the S.S.V.F.
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    26 23 H.E. the Governor has nominated Mr. Lim Soo Ban to be a member of the Chinese Advisory Board for Singapore vice Mr. Lim Say Kwee. deceased.
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    KING AT TROOPING OF THE COLOUR CEREMONY
    71 24 MM. the Kin, is here seen on the followed ty *> J*. °*ggT Duke of Kent, at the Treouin- of the Colour ceremony on the Horse Guaros House party at a recent fusion at the residence of Mr. E Domini, in Tan s
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