Malaya Tribune, 25 June 1937

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    38 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales ggf > 48. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1937 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday, June 25, 1937. The Malaya Tribune 24 FAGES. SINGAPORE FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1937 FIVE CENTS
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      101 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST. Try The MORN IXC. TRIBUNE Of International V and w,th international approbation Lactogen v l#V J J /■f\' 4 continues to be the food chosen by numerous y^^^N, j/ mothers of various nationalities. For Lactogen P** is a balanced food, prepared from rich cows-milk M
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      9 1 V Read The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant V In Malaya
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    MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS
    143 2 For Domestic Servants in Istanbul Istanbul. Domestic servants in Istanbul w.ll in future be unable to obtain employment without a health "passport." A system of compulsory blood tests r.nd monthly medical examinations has been started by the municipality for this purpose. Every cook, servant, housekeeper, kitchen-help, porter, groom,
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    "VEGETABLE" STAMPS
    114 2 I Bulgaria To Advertise National Produce Sofia. Fruit and vegetables are to be use 1 J.? dt*igns on postage stamps in Bulgaria The object is to adverts nuignrian fruit and vegetables in fot'cift.'i countries. A ei m pet It lon among artist- f-«r a *M.'f.=.b!e des kn lias
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      446 2 l M. HASSAN, I 14, 31 ii <">. Bras Basah Road, II SINGAPORE. 1 1 Telephone No. 3411. Branch at 24, Jalan Ibrahim, JOHORE. STOCKISTS OF: I i Frigldalres, Koldchests, modern i electric chandeliers, fancy lamp bowls and shades, bed lamps, 1 1 1 fans, electric bells, batteries, 1 I
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      675 2 Reconditioned Kelvinator Refrigerators for sale or hire, lowest rates. Apply Brinkmann Co., 15, Grand Road. Telephone 5419. Red Cross Pundol Lotion Is a surest remedy foi White Spot Skin Disease (Panor) Ringworms and Itchy. Guranteed Cure or money refunded. Per bottle small 25 cents, large 45 cents, postage extra, by
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      677 2 f NOTICE. IN THE ESTATE OF BERNARD STA MARIA DECEASED Pursuant to Section 29 of the Trustees Ordinance (Chapter 59) NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors and other persons having any claims or demands against the Esta'e of the above deceased late of No. 117 Praya Lane Malacca who
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      244 2 I PHILLIPS RUBBER SOLES Made in England Famous for its Longwear From All Shoe-makers Sole Agents: RAHAMIN PENHAS, Singapore. SARSAPARILLA TONIC. Blood builder and purifier, cures various tropical diseases. Local price per bottle $1.00. Small bottle 50 cts. Agents: A. S. MOHAMED KASSIM CO., 79, Hill Street, Singapore. VITA CII
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      416 2 I The Best Cough Mixture, proved by popular test is U.P. Cough Mixture I Lung Tonic therefore the best. The quick certain Cure, Sold by The United Pharmacy SINGAPORE. 1 I, I NEW CHINA OPTICAL CO., 71, High Street, Singapore Phone 378«. j W—— I! I 11.. "EMATA." UNBREAKABLE AND
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      138 2 APE YOU TOLLY AWARE OF OUR CHARGES BETNG MODERATE FOR BOTH ELECTRICAL AND WATER INSTALLATION! OUT? WORKMANSHIP IS GUARANTEED FOR ANYTHING FLFCTRIC \LLY DONE AND WATER PIPING LAID. AND GENERAL REPAIRS CARRIED OUT. THONE 7176 OR CALL AT Messrs. Allwie Co., Electric Water Contractors, 4&8, VICTORIA STREET, (Corner Jalan Sultan)
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES CORPS OF NAVAL CONSTRUCTORS
    482 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES CORPS OF NAVAL CONSTRUCTORS Sources Of Recruitment And Prospects FOR some Urn*, past, the Admiralty have had under review the system of entry and training in the Royal Corps of Naval Constructors, and it? has now been decided that until fuither notice recruitment to the Corps will
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    NEW P. AND O. TROOPSHIP
    68 3 ißy Air Mail) London, June 11. The P and O. Shipping Company has obtained a contract lor the provision of z new troopship, it has been announced here. She will be built to the requirements Hi the Sea Transport Department of the Board of Trade,
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVING
    46 3 The following passengers are arriving; *n Singapore by the Yasukuni Maru which is due here from Europe on July g Mr G. Cheng, Mr. J. Hands, Mi. and Mrs. J. E. King, Mr. R. J. H. Sicnev. Mr. F. Thorougood, Mrs. M. H. iltman.
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      410 3 STEAMER BAILINGS BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated in England.) ft. O. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore. 1927. SOUDAN 6,500 July 2 KAISAR-I-BJND 11,000 July 2 RAJPUTANA 17,000 July 15 RANPURA 17,000 July 30 BURDWAN 6,070 July 31 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Aug. 13 CORFU 15,000 Aug. 27 »OMALI 6.800 Aug. 27
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      111 3 IKDO-CRINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., 'LTD. (Incorporated In England), direct Service to Japan via Hongkong and to Calcutta via Penang. Taking cargo on through Bill of Lading for Canton, Macao, Swatow, Amoy, "hefo Tientsin, Newchwaxg, Yangtse wrts.' Formosa, the FOR PENANG AND CALCUTTA Arr. Sails. YUENSANG July 1 July 2 HOSANG
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      642 3 M. 8. K. KOKUSAI LINE (KOKUSAI RISEN KAISHA) I (Incorporated In Japan) I For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama) D«a Due Sailing Dee, Penanff Spore Spore tU New York l ■m s KOMAKI MARU July 1 July 5 July 7 Aug. 16 i 1m s KANO MARU Aug.
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      399 3 Special Holiday Cruises to BANGKOK SAIGON Angkor Pnom Penh Dlspl. From Refg Tons. Spore. Spore M.S. "ALSIA" 12,500 July 17 Aug. 6 "BORINGIA" 12,500 Aug. 7 Aug. 27 "LALANDIA" 11,000 Sept. 18 Oct. 8 "JUTLANDIA" 13,10 C Oct. 9 Oct. 29 "MEONIA" 11,000 Oct. 30 Nov. 19 "BORINGIA" 12,500 Dec.
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      474 3 STEAMER BAILING* /J ORDDEUTSCHEH p\V i r J L LLOYD NORD (incorporated la LLOYD] o«»«»> Tne undernoted an It* Oonpiaji intended fixtures: OUTWARD FOR MANILA. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN. Due Spore wm Ss i "ISAR" omits Manila Due Penang June 2f P. Swettenham June 20 Singapore June 28
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    EMPIRE PRODUCERS' "AT HOME"
    466 4 Distinguished Visitors At Reception London June 9. MP. L. S. Amery, M. P. and Sir Louis Souchon received guests at an -at Home given by the British Empire Producers' Association at the May Fair Hotel. London, in honour of delegates to the Imperial Conference. The Association
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    SKIN TURNED BLACK
    93 4 Man Dies Of Strange Disease Santa Ana, California. A STRANGE disease that gradually turned his skin from white to black has killed a worker in the Calil'ornian citrus orchards. William L. Morrison, aged 49. was working in the orchards at a time when they were in the
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    LARGEST FLOWER
    108 4 In Bloom In New York After Five Years' Care New York. A blossom claimed to be the wor'd\s largest Jcnjvr flower. the Amtrphophallus Tltaimm, new in mooni in New York an r l'*v» years ot cure'ul cultivation The plan* native o! Sumatra. Dutch East Indies, is in the
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    MYSTERY OF LOST PICTURES
    198 4 Solved By English Maid London. THE mystery of two valuable paintings which disappeared five years ago has been solved—by a parlour-maid. They are by Goya, 18th-century Spanish painter. After five years of search all over the world they have been found, covered with dust and cob-webs,
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    "HIGHER EDUCATION"
    144 4 Geography Lessons On Mountain Top Cape Town. Lessons from the top of Table Mountain—3,6oo feet above sea level—are soon to be made an important feature in the time-tables of every school in Cape Town. Experiments have been made in the way of teaching children geography and botany from
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      190 4 0 M The thoughtful man of to-day looks \i ahead—to the time hen re retire- and to the enjoyment cf things for A which he has worker] a lifetime. m X* i What of YOUR future? a I /V mXX\ Start now a small monthly saving and he safe in
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      317 4 3ka CcVc fob Spotting People B.S.A SCOUT Hjj Delightfully smart and pleas- under ffte das// and fS j i /land brafce between the in 1 8000 OUtstana- ?eares fTie floor dear ins in performance, tried 0/ a// obstruction. and proved, and backed by a famous name and i trade mark,
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    Malayan Chinese Notes
    310 5 Extra-Territpriality In China-Further Grounds For Its Abolition-Science To Revolutionise The Silk Industry? Treatment Of Chinese Labourers Chinese In Sports-Mr. Tzechin Lv s, Promotion Szechuan Drought: Reports Exaggerated? WRITING about the abrogation of extra-territoriality about a month or so ago, I expressed the hope that, when the question
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    Silk From Milk
    345 5 IF experiments which are proceeding in several countries in Europe prove successful, the silk industry is likely to be revolutionised. Some time ago, artificial silk was produced from glass, but the article did not possess qualities that would enable it to supersede the natural product. In the
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    The Labourer
    296 5 A SUNDAY TRIBUNE headline asked f* the question: "Is the labourer in Malaya fairly treated?" This query was no douot made as a result of the incidence ot strikes in this country during recent; months, which happily has shown distlncts signs of abatement. So far as the Chinese
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    Singapore Olympiad
    314 5 THE Singapore Chinese Olympiad which took place last week-end evinced considerable interest. The participants showed zeal and sportsmanship, and members of the Preparation Commmittee deserve our congratulations, for '•very event went off without a hitch. Elsewhere in Malaya, similar meets took place during the last week or two,
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    Mr. Tzechin Lu
    243 5 CONGRATULATIONS to Mr. Tzechln Lv, who is to proceed on Nanking's orders to Chicago as Chines© ConsulGeneral there. Chinese in Malaya, while regreting the loss of Mr. Lu's presence, which they hav e had the privilege of enjoying for a few years, hope that he will take
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    An Exaggeration?
    324 5 MR. Hirota'3 return to Japan's foreign portfolio, Dr. Kung's travels, the Swatow Incident, the North Chahar revolt thesa are but a few events which overshadowed the drought that is causing havoc it; Szechuan and other neighbouring provinces; of China. The latest message; giving Shanghai as Its source, said
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    KING AT THE OPERA
    35 5 British Official Wireless London, June 24. The King and Queen visited the Covent Garden Opera House last night for the first time since their accession to the Throne —British Official Wireless
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    ACCUSED OF NEGLIGENCE
    51 5 Singapore. Thursday. Alleged to have been driving negligently in New Bridge Road on May 21. Mr. B. G. Van Oswan Dcldin appeared before Mr. L. C. Goh, in ths Fourth Court to-day, in answer to a summon.: He claimed trial and the matter was postponed to July
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    CHEATING CHARGE
    67 5 Singapore, "Thursday. Charged with cheating a Sikh by inducing him to deliver a memorandum of judgment and causing him to believe that he was about to pay a debt due, a Chinese named Teo Teck Choy appeared before Mr. K. A. Black, In the Third Court to-day. Th
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      55 5 CONCRETE I AND STONE CRUSHERS Hi WINGET CONCRETE V^Si P MIXERS ARE BUILT TO jjj GIVE MAXIMUM SERVICE I I AND OUTPUT WITH MINIMUM ATTENTION, HUNDREDS IN USE THROUGH- IV OUT MALAYA. ENQUIRIES FOR ANY TYPE OF CONCRETE MIXER AND STONE CRUSHER WILL RECEIVE OUR PROMPT ATTENTION. Sole Agents: SINGAPORE-K.
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      315 5 -It is a serious W 1 B matter for a dog lo be off his food, "^^H 1 This treatment—which I the formula for which I dis- p If discovered over 40 years covered over 40 years ago. ago—is always successful For a dog to lose his appetite BETTER HEALTH,
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    425 6 LONDON COMMODITIES London. June 24. nmmn Last Pric® T day Changf Ve Q 7 uiet Steady Advanced snot Buyer*. 9} 2 9 1116 xS2 Bpot seUera. 99 16 9% +5g Buyera. 9916 9 1116 SeUert. 9% 9 13.16 +3,16 JulvlSeot Buyera. 9 916 9% +3.16 JUIyISeP Sellers.
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    CRIME JUMPS IN CEYLON
    108 6 Colombo An increase in the number cf crimes committed in Colombo, revealed in the report for the ftrft quarter cf th? year, has r»j,ain drawn attention to Ceylon's crime prcbl. .:i The report states ma 1 the hrst three months of the year were the worst
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    CANTON'S FINANCES
    216 6 Budget Deficit About $30,000,000 A Year UNTIL sucli lime as the loss of revenue boeause of the abolition of gambling and opium smoking and the cancellation of certain taxes have been made good by the imposition of new taxes, the Central Government will have to give $30,000,000 a
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      787 6 i Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. t i (Incorporated In the Straits Settlements). 4 3 I Successors to The Chinese Commercial Bank. Limited The Ho Hong Bank, Limited, and The Oversea-Chinese Bank Limited. CAPITAL 1 1 Authorised S4O 000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. eh ulia street, Singapore. J TELEPHONES t
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      195 6 GRACE maJfo/bettvot&jea<riie* "GRACE,YOU lOOk "NO,NOTREAU.Y f n*»oKl» SO WORN OUT LATELY-, SICK,EDITH; HO" 5 -aoflfi ARE YOU SURE YOU'RE JUST HEADACHES *OH,7hAD THE SAME PERHAPS TH AT*WOULD MAKE TROUBLE gDEAR,AND ME FEEL BETTER. I THINK I FIXED IT SOI I'll .TRY IT* EASILY —JUST 7 */M^ c BY DRINKING X
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      132 6 Hap on the $ummdof\ uoiw vital it ii Stt that iyc*«j' rhful vigour J r r >.uf.ish I VIRIUNFIS Umen I s*. ;gthi>- /j/ v "J,/: f.< I 7 /on C// r «/«;**u/7 C' v. i/r I bvyonc ye ii r > ".j.ring Oil pi v FfPTII INETSI I LOOK!
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1530 7 Issued by Fraser and Co A r n Co. Lyail and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers MINING Co. Lyaii Evatt ft> Ampat Tin.. Bw 11 8 Sellers €1 Asam Kumbang.'/. asia b9 tl Austral Malay Ml- 35|8 »!-Ayer Hltam '."2m «2L 56|C 58 1 AyerWeng V* ,2£?
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    752 7 (From Our Financial Correspondents Singapore, Friday morning. Singapore: 321/2 cts., up V 2 ct. Market Tone: Quiet. London: 911 16d., up 3il6d. Market Tone: Very steady. New York: 19 7,16 cts., up ct. Market Tone: Quiet. The local market having anticipated the rise in London and New
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    162 7 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, June 25. Total for Bookj Com nnancUJ Company omdtn« Date H.Dr?. Tci r*j*M 9 Data lo date iSLSO?** JUS June 8 June 2« June 21 30% Jelepang 7 y 2 June 23 j 30 j 7 T7» a a UntUlg July 13 JuSu
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      101 7 Don't let fatigue overtake -TpL fAKE r^jf BOVRIL REGULARLY 4 APB 8 Zi LARGE SIZE DOUBLE BASS GUITAR l s Specially Mao> For S r I EASE a ITE FOR PARTICULARS I SEASON CO., LTD., 115, North Bridge Road. j FIR —and distinctive I and modern /I j FLORIDA j
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    102 8 Hongkong. Canton. Shanghai. Manila and USA: Imperial, closing 10 p.m. to-morrow. Medan. JaskS. tAmsterdam 5 and •Loiidons: Netherlands, closing 1.30 p.m. tomorrow. Tro Penang, Burma. India, Iraq Palestine Egypt, E. and S. Atrlc*, Ojeat Britain, Ireland. Europe and N. and b America: Imperial, closing 10 p.m. tom
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    136 8 Mails expected from Europe, (London Parcel mails) by the Deucalion due at Singapore to-day. General delivery of parcels 10 a.m. on the same day Mails expected from China and Japan by the Borneo Maru due at Singapore ♦o-morrow. Mails expected from China and Japan by the Havana Maru
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    19 8 The Air mail (Imperial) despatched from Singapore on June 16 was delivered in London on June 24.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    147 8 ALHAMBRA —Gary Cooper and Jean I Arthur in The Plainsman" 6.15 ana L .15 p.m. I CAPITOL—At 6.15 show only: Jea- nette UacDonnui and ciark Gable ;n San Francisco." Gonzalez Italian Grand Opera planting "i.a Traviata (in 4 Acts By G. Verdi 9.30 p.m. PAVILION.—Jean Hunow and Robert Tayior
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    16 8 Dr. W. J. Vickers, Senior Health Officer Kedah, has returned from Java and reI sumed duties.
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    18 8 Mr. and Mrs. L. A. McGowan of Penang, and their young son. are proceeding on heme leave shortly.
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    PASSENGERS
    229 8 R. Ogawa, Raja N. S~ ""R A H°ito Ha Dl y M. Kinugawa, Mr. SFiA Z Levy Miss M. Levy, Master and Mrs. £**J/» Matsumoto, Mrs. I. r. Levy. Mr. Ma»™ Me rcado, McKinley, Dr. and Mrs_ P». ercado Miss E. Mercado Mg. c. pro!, n. Mochizuki, Mr g
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    VESSELS IN PORT
    25 8 Senane. Dutch. 729 tons, from Muntok tons from Trengfrom 24 Mar°os D3 Dut b cLn| tons, from Rengat 0a.6 to Indragiri 27.6.
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    155 8 Arrivals and departures by X.L.M. M* K.N.IL.M. irnsrs:- "pK-AFL': Mr. Arrived front Mr. K. A. P. Adams van L. Lee Seeuwen Mr. A A. M Mr A 3 a p AdJm" van SchAtema Mr f J A Ait P en A Mrs. J I. ter Ku^ MrJ
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    26 8 It is understood that Mr. L. P. Moscrop, planter of Sitiawan, will be leaving for Sarawak shortly to take up an appointment as Rubber Regulation Officer.
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    WHAT'S ON?
    232 8 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, JUNE 25 football- "Malaya" Cup Match, Johore Services, Anson Road Stadium; Govt. League, Div. H, Excise v PWX>., JCSJi. Sricketf &C.C. v. Medical College, 1st Tennis*' S1.T.A. Tournament, Y.M.C.A. Municipal" Commissioners' Meeting, 2.15 PoUceBand Performance, Katong Park. 8.30 p.m. TO-MORROW, JUNE 25
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    96 8 Singapore. June 25. Snips aloneside tne Wharves or exerted to arrive. Eas* Wharf (Entran-e Gate 1) Plancius 22: Sirdhana 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 2) Jorefine 16: Panama 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 2) Koegh Silverllght 34. Kola 46: Glaucus 48. West Wharf (Entrance Gate 4 Nil. West
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      268 8 MALA YAM, PREMIER HOTEL J S xo-Mcnx COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 to 8.30 p.m| S DINNER DANCE (informal) 9.30 to midnight I and Complete Change ol Programme 5 n FOKIEN MARVIN RUSSIAN TRIO I SS Dance, Presentins an E* em f ,he Moscow Ballet i NON-DINERS Sl.OO i I"RAFFLES BRASSERIE brasbasah
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      229 8 YOUTH. VIGOUR VITALITY Restored In 30 Minnie*. It is no longer required to carry through a treatment for hours or weeks if yon feel weak or prematurely old. German Doctor's latest discovery by the name Man Power Pills give marvellous an. Immediate results m cases of exhaustion, etc They work
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      188 8 *POSTAL IOTELLIGENCEj j I STEAMER MAILS DESPATCHES TODAY FOR PER AND TIME m June 25 1 P-m. Rengat and Tembilahan Eanka jay? South-West Sumatra, S.-East Borneo. Celebes Moluccas and 2 f. 2.30 p.m. T?mor billy 25 2.30 p.m. Muntok Plancius Bengkalls, F. de Kock, Padang Pakan Baroe Siak and Selat
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    CATCHING CROOKS BY WIRELESS
    336 9 Co-Operation In Crime Detection (By Air Mail) London, June 11. INSTANCES of quick results .of international police co-operation were given by Mr. Geoffrey Lloyd, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State fcr the Home Office, speaking at the Government dinner to the members of the International Criminal Police
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    CANADIANS & R.A.F.
    174 9 CANADIANS R.A.F. Thousands Of Young Men Want To Join Toronto. Canadian Air Force headquarters are beinc flooded with requests from young m?n vho wish to fly. i I Dunns the iast two years more than Ibtt Canadian youths who already had secured their private pilot's licence in tliii country have
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    "BRITAIN BECOMING SOFT"
    238 9 Dr. Inge Warns Dominion Statesmen (By Air Mail) London, June 7. "YI/E are becoming a soft, pleasureTT Ibving, unenterprising race," Dr. Inge, formerly Dean of St. Paul's, told representatives of the Dominions and Colonies, attending a service at Winchester Cathedral at which he was preaching. In the
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    29 9 Mr. Arthur Tinker of Jong Landor Rubber Estate. Ltd., Tapah, has left the Batu Gajah hospital and come to Singapore to undergo an operation at the General Hospital here.
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      11 9 WELL-DRESSED MEN HAVE WELLCOMBED HAIR. THEY USE... sr 2 APB 1
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      414 9 Watch Yourself Grow New Discovery of fr- m&. J ence banishes lines and v .1 wrinkles gives fre:.h girl- fP\ fWL jff'l ish complexion to women x iwHH of 45 and 50. Try it to-day—-successful results guaranteed or money refunded. Thousands of women have been amazed —overjoyed to find themselves
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      238 9 CLUB DIARY IThere are numerous Clubs in Singapore members of uhich are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Seentaries are invited to co-operate in keeph j it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the "Diary of Events." The
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      594 10 11. iV ii s Look At These Excellent Press Reports! I THE PLAINSMAN" IS A FILM THAT WILL APPEAL TO ALL TASTES AND SHOULD NOT BE MISSED T MALAYA TRIBUNE Wednesday. t THIS FILM IS FIRST CLASS ENTERTAINMENT S A STRAITS TIMES Wednesday .j. CECIL B. De MILLE'S Mf'JMiJ WORLD
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      170 10 TO-NIGHT 6.15-9.15 LONDON CRITICS PRAISE IT! SINGAPORE CRITICS DITTO* "Fun uproarious, I laughed aloud"' "Personal Property" is indeed a —SUNDAY REFEREE. triumph" —FREE PRESS. "Take a tip from me and go to see '«Rpoiw slick comedy at the it." -SUNDAY CHRONICLE. TIMES. "One of the best screen comedies shown for
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    HOW TO BE A DICTATOR
    174 11 U.S. University Course Planned Hamilton, New York. A COURSE showing students how to be J| dictator is to be given at Colgate University next year, according to present plans. The methods employed by dictators and the ways in which they rise to power will be
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    BIG GAME FISHING
    187 11 News To Be Conveyed By Pigeon Post Atlantic City, New Jersey. A system of fishing by pigeon post is being arranged by members of the Atlantic City Tuna Club. News of the arrival of a promising school of tuna or other big-game Ash off the coast will
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    PARIS POLICE
    153 11 Flying; Squads To Be Formed Paris. Flying squads of Paris' police are to be formed as a sequel to the serious rioting at Clichy in March, when several people were killed and hundreds injured. The police are to be equipped with searchlights and portable wireless-sets, and armed with
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    "NO RIFT"
    202 11 Japan's War Minister's Denials "THERE is not a vestige of truth in the reports of a rift between the people and the Army," General Sugiyama, Japanese War Minister, told the Tokyo press, on his return from a tour of inspection of Western Japan's munitions industry. "I was gratified,"
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    MALARIA IN INDIA
    190 11 Maharajah Inspects Research School (By Air Mail) ixmdon, June 9. The Maharajah of Darbhanga, who is keenly interested in the prevention of disease has paid a visit to the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and inspected some of the latest developments in the research work
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    SING SING'S LOSS
    103 11 Their Oldest Baseball Player Released For Deport at tor: New York. The fauioiiii bosebull team of Suit* Sing prison has now lost its oldest member— •i convict ncmed Mahmut Blaza. He baa been released In the custody or a Federal immigration officer for deportation to Albania, his
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    TWO-YEAR-OLD BULL
    89 11 Bought From Duke Of Windsor's Ranch Edmonton, Alberta. The Government of Alberta has bought a two-year-old shorthorn bull, Princeton Question, from the Duke of Windsor's E.P. Ranch at Pekisko for the herd at the Government's agricultural school at Olds. According to the Minister of Agriculture, Mr. W. N.
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    STUDYING NAZI SHOWS
    66 11 British Punpet Experts Tour Germany Berlin. A delegation of the "BrlUnh Puppet and Model Theatre Guild" ws.- recently touring Germany to study German puppet shows. Visits to Dresden, Leipzig, Berlin and Cologne were Included in their programme. The delegation was led by Mr. Gerald Movice. At an
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    SPENT £10,000,000
    82 11 New York. Ten million pounds were spent by European visitors to America in 12 months. From July 1, 1935, to July t i 936, 105,800 travellers from abroad lanoed in New York City. Their average expenditures was about £10C nlmrst all of which was spent in New Yoik.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES MARRIAGE.
    16 12 SATHIAH HOISINGTON On June 23rd, 1937 Dr R. Sathluh and Mi£3 Daphne Hoislngton.
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    ENGAGEMENT.
    62 12 CHEANG—KHOO. The engagement is announced of Miss Chearg Seok Hear. Neo (Mary Cheang) the third daughter of Mr. Oheang Jim Chuan of "Palrr. Beach.' "csir Panjanvi, Singapore, i*hi the late Madam Chan Kim Hong Neo to Mr. Khoo Eng Tee. the seventh son of Mr. Khoo Tf-ng Hin of
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    DEATH.
    68 12 Madam Oh Choo Neo, steed 41. beloved wife of Mr Tun Ene Churm. pa .sed away peacefully, at her residence No 181,'onnn Ro.d, Singapore on June 24. 1937, at 10.20 p.m. She leaves *><?- bird her, ner beloved husband. 4 son Masters Tan Lian Wah. Pvunr Sao Chprlle and
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    CHINESE MARRIAGES
    880 12 A LIVELY controversy has been proceeding in the correspondence columns of the Malaya Tribune on the question of Chinese marriages in the Straits Settlements and Malaya generally. It began a result of action taken by the Straits Chinese British Association to attempt to ascertain the position of Straits
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    NOTES & COMMENTS "Blow For Blow"
    218 12 NOTES COMMENTS "Blow For Blow" IN the editv.nal of the China Weekly Review, issued or. June 5, it was stated that the Soviet Embassy in China extended an Invitation to diplomatic representatives of various countries to witness the screening of a Russian film called "Blow For Blow" at the Isi£
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    An Explanation
    157 12 THE showing of such a picture under official Soviet patronage has evoked certain speculations on the part ol the audience. But the Soviet Government gives the following explanation: •We beiieve mat a display of our military preparedness will tend to world peace, because? our enemies will think twice
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    The Bandoeng Conference
    184 12 REFERENCE was made in a leading article to the Rurafl Hygiene Conference, under the auspices of the League of Nations Health Organisation, which is to be held ir Bandcsng from *ug. 3 to 10. Adequate preparation is the keynote cf the arrangements for the conference, and the
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    Chinese Consuls
    339 12 THE promotion cf Mr. Tzechin Lv, the Chinese Consul at Kuala Lumpur, to be Consul-General in the U.S.A., with an office at Chicago, indicates how much is thought of the importance of the Chinese in Malaya ip official circles in the Chinese Government. Mr Tzechin Lv is not
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    Topics Of The Day
    191 12 By "Looker 0» "T TAKE off my hat to the British taxpayer," declares a foreign visitor. It's a pity he doesn't pass it round for him. A The other day a wedding took place in a small motor-boat off the American coast. The green complexion of
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    GERMAN WARSHIPS MOVING INTO MEDITERRANEAN?
    334 13 QUESTION IN HOUSE OF COMMONS "NO INFORMATION RECEIVED" MORE ITALIAN TROOPS LANDED IN SPAIN? 4 British Official Wireless. reports are being received in Britain that more German warships are being moved into the Mediterranean and that more Italian troops have been landed in Spain. These
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    DEVALUATION OF THE FRANC?
    75 13 STRONG RUMOURS FROM PARIS Reuter. Paris, June 24. RUMOURS abound regarding the new Government's intentions for relieving the financial situation. It is rumoured in some quarters that the devaluation of the franc to the lower limit authorised last year is imminent. In well-informed circles, however, greater
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    PRESENTATION TO EARL BALDWIN
    41 13 British Official Wireless. London, June 24. Earl Baldwin was presented with a volume containing 558 "resolutions of bppreciation" passed by local party organisations at to-day's meeting ot the National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations—British Official wireless.
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    SUBMARINE CABLES LAID
    99 13 Improved Facilities Across North Sea British Official Wireless. London. June 24 The succssslul laying oi t*o new submarine cables across me North ooa bet ween Ald:burgh, Suffolk, and Dcmburg on the Dutch provides substantia, additions to the iOJ communication between the Unitec. Kingdom and nany parts of
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    FOURTH PLENARY SESSION
    34 13 Shanghai, June, 25. It is reported that the Chinese Government has decided to hold the Fourth Plenary Session of the Kuomintang before summoning the nation Teople's convention. —Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    KING AND QUEEN AT WINDSOR
    41 13 Welcomed by enormous crowds, the King and Queen U ,ade sta£ entry to Windsor on June ttjwwe ie -noonied by Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret <?ose •™»™JL "a" Xauet from the U-ycar-o!d «23 n <SS« News..
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    NEW SPIRIT IN FAR EAST
    198 13 CHINA'S HOPES FROM LONDON TALKS Reuter. Loudon. June 24, MR Quo Tai Cht, interviewed by R«u»cr o n th? subject of the crooked t c-oHatlans wW Ch'na would na'ursUy fo'low fovtfcomlng conversations with close attention and d«eP interest. "I believe." he said, "the readjustment of
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    MISS AMELIA EARHART
    55 13 Reuter. BUtavia, June 25. Miss Amelia Earhart has returned to Bandoeng to repair some instruments. It is not certain when she will restart htr flight.—Reuter. The famous American aviatrix. who s on a round --the-world flitrht arrived at Souratuya yesterday afternoon according to plan, and intended to
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    A WINDFALL
    105 13 50 Millions For Manila Government Reuter. Washington. June 24 THE State Department announced today that the Treasury 1$ arranges to transfer to the Philippine Government the net proceeds of the processus taxes on Philippine cocoanut oil to July 1 1937, amounting to about £50 000.000 The Treasury action
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    GEN. SUNG CHE YUEN
    73 13 Prolonging Sojourn In Loling Shanehai. June 25. General Sung Che Yuen. Chairman of the Charhar-Hopei Political Council, Is prolonging his sojourn in Loling. His intention is to shift the responsibility of the North China diplomats dealings to the Central Government. Meanwhile he is watching whit WTO
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    TAX EVASIONS IN U.S.A.
    132 13 List Of Names J FORMER TREASURER INCLUDED Reuter. "Washington, June 25. mHE names of Mr. Pierre Dupjflt and several other relatives of Miss Eth' l Dupoiu, who is marrying President lloosevelt'a son Franklin j Tv. Xt week, are included in the list prcscn.ed to the Congressional
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    THE MANCHUKUO
    125 13 Government Re-Organisation Next Month Shanghai, June 24. TT is reported from a relia-jle source that 'he Governmental structure of the Manchukuo will undergo a thorough reorganisation in July. The object is to tighten the grip of Japan over the conquered territory. It is undersood that the following changes
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    ANTI-BANDIT DRIVE
    103 13 Campaign Approaching To An End Shanghai, June, 25. General Liv Chien Sui, Commander-n-Chief of the Anti-banditry Campaign. In his report to Marshal Chiang Kai Shek. stated that the campaign is fasi. approaching to an end, and that the bandits hav e been successfully wipec out from the Fukien,
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    MINISTER TO LA PLAZ
    49 13 British Official Wireless. London, June. 24. The Kine has ac-proved the appointment of Mr. E C D. Rawlins. Commercial Counsellor at Berlin, to His Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at La Plaz, succeeding Mr. T. J. Morris, who Is shortly rettrtnfc British Official Wireless.
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    STEEL STRIKE DEADLOCK
    132 13 PROBABLE APPEAL TO MR. ROOSEVELT Reuter. New York, June 25. MARTIAL law has been lifted in Johnstown (Ohio) from Friday and Governor Earle declares that the steel mills there may reopen at 7 a.m., but a union spokesman declares that the union will resist the move "to
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    20 13 Mr. Lim Keong Hoe, L.D.S., Assistant Dental Officer. Dental Clinic, General Hosoital Singapore, is in Penang for a brief holiday.
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    DIVORCE LAW CHANGES
    214 13 BILL IN LORDS. Archbishop States His Views British Official Wireless. London, June 24 THE Marriage Bill, amending the law of divorce, reached the House of Lords to-day and the Archbishop of Canterbury intervened in the second reading debate to state his position. The existing law in the
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    B.B.C. TRANSMISSION
    51 13 Queen Maiy's Voice Will Be Heard British Official Wireless fkTJEEN Mary's voice will be heard at the laying cf the foundation stone of the new Church House in the Deans' Yard Westminster, in transmission 3 on June 26. from 9.15 p.m. to 9.50 p.m. (local time) approximately—British Official
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    NEW ZEALAND PREMIER
    36 13 British Official Wireless. London, June 24. Mr K. J. Savage, Prime Minister of New Zealand, left England to-day on his return home from attending the coronation and the Imperial conference. —British Official Wireless.
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    IMMEDIATE ESTABLISHMENT OF UNIVERSITY URGED
    2091 14 FOUR FACULTIES ARE AVAILABLE ADDRESS TO A. C. S. BOYS MALAYAN COLLEGES COST MORE THAN HONGKONG 'VARSITY Singapore, Friday. A STRONG plea for" the immediate establishment of a University was made by Mr. Scow Poh Leng, Municipal Commissioner, to-day, when h e addressed the boys
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    COLONIAL SERVICE
    107 14 MALAYAN PROMOTIONS AND TRANSFERS 'By Air Mall» (From Our Own Correspondent) London, June Id. rIE following promotions and transfers In ;he Colornlal Service are notified; Dr. J. A. Cowan, MB, BS.D.TAt 'Pathologist, Penang) to be Pathologist Strait? SelUetneuto and Professor of Pathology. King Edward VII College 01 Medicine.
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    AIR DISPLAY AT HENDON
    67 14 Mass Formation Flight Of 260 Planes London. June 24. Rehearsals for the Royal Air Force display, which Their Majesties will attend at Hendon on Saturday, are attracting great public interest and in particular the training practices for the remarkable Coronation mass formation flight of 260 service
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    QUARRY MEN'S UNION
    133 14 UNLAWFUL SOCIETY CHARGE /HlwrrTjrn sln Bapore. Thursday /•Ofln/TC FED on a charge of assisting in <the of an unlawful society known as the Quarry Workers SSSf'ml® ch jp tse in the BuJcit Tlmah Quarries was sentenced to four months' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. H A. Forrer, in
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    HEALTH IN EASTERN PORTS
    231 14 League Of Nations Bulletin THE following is the health bulletin cf the League of Nations Eastern Bureau, Singapore, for the week ended June 19: Plague: No notification of human plague has been received for th- week from any of the ports In the Eastern Arena; rodent
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    MALAYA'S PROSPERITY
    47 14 Governor On Lessons Of The Slump 'By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) Governor says Anomas in which the cWattenfon U being paid 0 theVu'rtl mv.ii„ aiump and to spend wi«?Piv while accumulating such wL«J2rS this aim will be achieved hope andjrade from many WmSSRSuK
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    MR. J. W. DE PIRO
    52 14 Temporary Allowances Committee Appointment It is notified that the Hon. Mr H W. Raper O 8.E., has been compelled on medical advice to resign from the Temporary Allowances Inquiry Com! mittee. The Hon. Mr. J W de h, t accept€d nomination as a member in
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    26 14 Mr. Leong Sin Nam O.B.E., M.C.H., M.S.C and Mrs. Leong have ge-e uo'for a short stay at their bungalows m the Cameron Highlands u ga,ows ln
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    TWO FATAL ROAD ACCIDENTS
    143 14 IN SINGAPORE Child And Woman Killed Singapore, Friday. TWO fatal street accidents have occurred within th e last 20 hours the victims being a girl and a woman. About 1 pm, yesterday a six-year-old Chinese girl named Tan Pek Gek was knocked down by a motor-lorry
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    BELGIUM AND U.S.A.
    153 14 AGREEMENT ON MOST POINTS Reuter. Washington, June 25. jtf Van Zeeland, Premier or Belgium has informed Reuter that curing two talks he had with Mr. Cordell .i m <US Secretary of State i so many subjects' were dbcussed requiring consideration that he will again visit Mr. Hull
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    CHINESE WOUNDED
    60 14 .Alleged Stabbing By I Compatriot Shiunpere. Friitn ALLEGED to have been MnbHeri with f*. 3 b V a compatriot it: NOrrh Bridge Road shortly after 5 <5 p rr. yesterday d Chinese wit- takr-.i U the C* t era I Hospital by anitjul.H :ic j Jot attention. iJ?
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    STEAMERS COLLIDE
    41 14 Shanghai. June 2Z. k£H&* gamers Sin-Kiang-Tien ai*i ng off ohinkiang yad bUt fortunat ely there was no rcfcuea. tile fa^ l^ hii nder stoo d that both rteamcrs China Merchant Ste"mJit*Poh g n Coin P an y —Sin Coev
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    TREE CRASHES ON CAR
    141 15 I nlsual accident at PADANG RENGAS From Onr Own Cvrrespondeiit) Kuala Lumpur. Tuesday. A>' unusual motor accident occurred a 1 tJh« 34 1 > ralle-stone near Padaivr c .;s yesterday when a ta 1 forest. i- froim the Gapts Estate, ftll across road crushing a hired
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    INTERNAL AIR MAIL
    134 15 "Governor Raffles" On Test Flight Singapore, Monday. GOVERNOR RAFFLES, the plane which is to begin the Malayan internal air service on Monday, went on a test flight this morning to i'enang, leaving the Airport at 6.58 a.m., and arriving at Penang at 10.55, ten minutes later than
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    ATTEMPT TO DERAIL TRAIN
    161 15 Railway Authorities Issue Statement iFrom Oil)- Own Reporter Kuala Lumpur. Wednesday^ THE following official statement has been issued by thi F.M.S.R. withoritles in regard to the report of i alleged attempt to denal the Sunaay ii »ht mrJl from Penan? to Kuala LumI*t just outside Kuala
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    CANTON BANKERS
    93 15 Sfil.iM»M)ooo For Kwanjrtung Development Shanchai. June 25. T V. Socilg his left Canton for Kulor by air to consult Marshal Chiang K before making a decision v t' r i 0 go to Kwangsl or not. Vi tJie visit of Mr. T. V. Soong. bunkers in Can ton
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    CATHOLIC ACTION
    97 15 The first social gathering of the Catholic Action of the Church of St. >h will be held to-morrow at 5 p.m. Owing to thr> heavy demand for tJWH Social will be held at the S-V.o. Drill Hall, Beach Road, and not at tne Mercantile Institution, as arrangea. T
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    20 15 Messrs. C. W. S Gardner and D. Maciver Miller hav e been elected members 01 the Association of British Malaya.
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    GARTER SERVICE AT WINDSOR
    194 15 The Kir.g, as Sovereign cf the Order, and the Queen and Queen Mary the only two Ladies of the Order—walked in the colourful procession through Windsor Castle when the first Service of the Most Noble Order of the Garter to be held for 23 years took
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    WEEKLY RUBBER REPORT
    179 15 La.k Of Confidence Still Apparent Singapore, June 24. MESSRS. Guthrie Co., Ltd., in their j weekly report on the rubber market, write: Since our las' report the market has been dull and featureless wuh very little business passing. Lack of confidence is still apparent with open tors
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    JAPANESE PRESS INDIGNANT
    39 15 Shanghai. June 25. tvi« Tananese press in Shanghai 13 indignant over'a report that the police in Wuchow had refused a party A Japanese students to visit some of the nlaces in the city.—gn Chew Jit fon
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    15 15 Mr. M. B. Moir has returned to Kuala Lumpur from Australia, accompanied by Mrs. Moir.
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    TRAVIATA TO-NIGHT
    99 15 GONSALEZ COMPANY AT THE CAPITOL SIGNORINA Sanchioni, colorutura soprano, again captivated the audience at the Capitol last night when she sang in the Gonsalez Opera Company's production of "Lucia de Lammermoor." Signor Alfieri, tenor, appearing for the first ime in the return season, also gay. a delightful interpretation
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    TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC
    82 15 The following pupils of Miss K. A. Tan were successful in the Trinity College of Music examinations 'practical): Initial Division: Passed with Honours. _c»ng Kha Boon, Tan Lian Hong, Bessie Phoa, Png Eng Hwce, Lucy Phoa, Tan Kah Hock, Tan Kah Lock. First Steps Division:—Hau In
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    SANITATION CONFERENCE
    53 15 Dr. Wu Lien Teh To Attend In Java Shanghai, June 25. Dr Wu Lien Teh, who is the authority on plague in China, is leaving Shanghai to-day for Java to attend the International Rural Sanitation Conference. The remaining seven delegates including Dr. Lvi Jui Hang, will leave later.—Sin
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    "YOU HAVE SHOWN BIAS"
    520 15 DOCTOR'S CRY Outburst To Medical Council London. "I AM now a professionally free man. I am putting in a formal complaint against your conduct of my case. You have exhibited bias." These shouted words were used in an amazing scene at a meeting of the General
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    WILD SCENES
    150 15 Asiatic Seaman Runs Amok London. PASSENGERS arriving seven hours late at Harwich in the motor-vessel Parkeston had an unusual adventure to relate. Four hours out of Esbjerg an Asiatic seaman, discharged and returning to London, ran amok. It was alleged that he hashed into the smoke-room and stabbed
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    LECTURE AT Y.W.C.A.
    73 15 A noted Chinese university president, Dr. Wong, President of the Hwa Nan College, Foochow, will be the speaker at a special gathering of members and friends of the Y.W.C.A. to be held at the Y.W.C.A., Raffles Quay, on Monday, June 28, at 10 a.m. Dr. Wong will
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    COMMAND ATHLETICS AT GILLMAN BARRACKS
    272 16 INNISKILLINGS LEAD SECOND DAY Governor To Attend To-morrow Singapore, Friday. A HIGH standard ot athletics and keen were the features of the Malaya Command snorts which were >?gun at Gillman Barracks on Wednesday and continued yesterday. The finals will be held to-morrow when H.E. the
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    Singapore Championship Tennis
    334 16 Aizawa Reaches Semi-Finals Singapore, Friday. T. Aizawa and Yong Loon Chong got through their ties in the third round of the men's singles in the Singapore lawn tennis championships, on the S C.C. courts yesterday and have now entered the semifinals. Aizawa disposed of Tan Joo Lim
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    S.R.C. Defeated In Second Division
    490 16 Skins Give Good Display Singapore, Friday. THE S R.C. had on»y themselves to blame fo» their defeat by three goals to one by the Inniskillings m the Second Division of the S A.r-A. League at Anson Road Stadium yesterday, poor finishing and a Undency to
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    REYNARD B.P.
    119 16 On Sunday last the Reynard B.P. beat the All fclues B.P. by 5 games to 2. The match was played at ihe Reynard's court, whose players are mentioned first-— SINGLES:—A. Rahman beat A. Rodrigues 13—J3, o—3,0 —3, 15—4, 15—10; Ramlie B. Idrls lost to Julian D. Souza 15—10,
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    S.C.R.C. CRICKET
    84 16 S.C.R.C. team vs. P.W.D. at 2 p.m. on S.C.R.C. ground: Evan Wong, 11. L, Boon, Yap Choon Lin, Tan Thean Tek, Gan Kee Tian, Low Kee Choc, Tay Yew Wee, Kam Gim Lock, K. T. Ooi, Oscar Hing, Siew Keng Siew. S.C.R.C. vs. Raffles College at 2 p.m.
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    GOLF COMPETITION
    58 16 A miniature golf competition was held at the Wee golf course, Happy World. The number of competitions was 128, representative of all communities. Prizes, given by Mr. Geo. E. Lee, Managing Director of the Happy World, Ltd., were won by Mr. N. K. Khoo (44 strokes); Mr. Shauib
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    S.C.C. CRICKET
    57 16 S.C.C. XI vs. Medical College to-day at 5 p.m. and to-morrow at 2 p.m. at the S.C.C.: R. J. Bell, A. C. Growder, L. A. Hygate, W. K. Jagger, Capt. D. W. Persse, Major R. H. Quill, P. Egerton Smith, E. G. Staunton, R. A. U. Todd, Sq.
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    MALAYA CUP
    152 16 Services v. Johore At Stadium FEE Combined Services and Johore meet at the Anson Road Stadium to-day when the admission charges will be $1, 50 and 20 cents. Results o? Malaya Cup matches to date are:— SOUTHERN SECTION Services beat Negri Sembilan 4—o. Singapore beat Malacca 4—o. Malacca
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    MARIGOLD B.P.
    62 16 The following ties in the Marigold B P. open singles championship will be court week-end at the party's On Saturday at 4 p.m.: Cheng Hoe v. Hoon Seng, Bong Soo v Neian Lim Woon Kiew v. Thoo Pi ew On Sunday at 4 p.m.: Kirn Cheng 7 Jouy
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    QUEEN MARY AT WIMBLEDON
    345 16 KOH SIN KIE Eliminated By Mako Reuter. London. Jane 24. QUEEN Mary visited Wimbledon today when fine Heather aj-tun lavouitd tb» fearth day of the world lawn tennis tournament. She saw Mine Mathieu and York* tho French champion*, beat tiltAmericans Miss Marble and \V nthrop by
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    Singapore Badminton Draw
    38 16 r[£ draw for the men's junior singles and doubles badminton championship of Singapore will be htld at the Clerical Union Hau-Par Hall on Monday, June 28, at 8 p.m. All interested are invited to attend.
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    MALACCA SOCCER
    73 16 Malacca. Thursday. In the first round of f he Malacca Government Shield soccer competition, the Posts and Telegraphs swamped th e Medicals by 9—2 at the Kubu field on Tuesday. The score would have been greater had it not been for the good goal-keep-ing of Thuraiya of the
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    Extraordinary Boxing Suggestion
    168 17 LOUIS v. LEN HARVEY OR JACK DOYLE For Title Fight At Wembley Chicago, June 24. HdKF Jacobs has announced thai he N has received a cable from Arthur HvTnofthe Wembley StadiumLonS£n o«Terhie Louis a title fight in cndorlTagamst either Len Harvey or Jack Doyle. The nsht would
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    263 17 Refusal To Meet Gunnar Baerlund (By Air Mail) London, June, 19. novle thp Irish heavyweight J*£ J£B& the 6 Southem a Council o Bnlish Board of Control at a special meeting yesterday that he Baerlund. the Finn, at Earl's Court, on had issued an ftoatum MsH&t hand was
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    IPOH BOXING
    101 17 Jack La Rose Incurs Disqualification (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, June 24. IQE Diamond, I*J*®Tj**JH toxer, won his flg* J t0 nig ht Rose, at the jark net- with in circumstances which must n out paralled in Malayan boxing Tee fisht had oi and at the beginning of
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    HOME CRICKET
    108 17 New Zealanders' First Win Reuter. London, June 24. THE New Zealanders defeated Norfolk by eight wickets, in a twoday match in Norfolk. It was their first win of the tour. Scores. Norfolk 165 (Gallichan five for 37) and 123. New Zealanders 122 and 167 for two (Kerr 93
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    Cricket At Paya Lebar
    151 17 The XI at cricket on Saturaay oy Scores'. A.P.C. SPORTS CLUB j L H Cooper b Highgate j A. M. Valberg run out 47 r A U. Todd b Elmsne T P. Garside b Staunton rV tt Palmer c McMillen b Jopp w F. Jennings b
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    SERVICES SOCCER
    47 17 SSSLS *otbaU ta b e!n 0 g provided and there was little to choose between the '"Thecals for the Terror were scored by Darbyshire and Trumble and that for the Signals was the result of a fine drive from fully 30 yards out by Lambert.
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    11 17 Road, off Moulmein Road, on saturaa> and Sunday.
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    CYCLING CARNIVAL
    106 17 At The Malayan Exhibition Under the auspices of the Malayan Aari-Horticult'iral Association, the fouth all-Malayan amateur cycling carnival will be held on July 31 and AU T g L St rice a s K evc 2 nts will be run at the Kuala Lumpur Stadium whicu will be
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    Entries For Perak Summer Races
    438 17 Professional Meeting (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, June 25. GOOD entries have been received for the Perak Turk Clufc's Summer Meeting, which takes ulacc on July 3, 7 and 10. The fuM ust of entities in each of the various divisions is as follows: Horses,
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    Merry Union B.P.
    75 17 Merry Union B. P. ten v and Useful B P. at the later's court, 922, ««»B™* Bahru Road on BmdajASjg-JgS ard Tan K. OUveiro, Abdullah Matvar, M A. Salleh Bakar.Aa, i«t oeoree Tan, Shyloca Mac, R.on lim Seah Edmund YeoTNoxmau Urn. 5 L Wee, Johnny Thamm and
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    49 17 Minto Cricket Union 2nd. XI vs. Government Printing Office at upper Serangoon, commencing at I pjm.. Kamarudin Haji Akib (capt.K Ahmad Abdullah, Ahmad Awang, Hussem Han flESE Hassan Said, Mohamed Yusoff, Osman, Sidek bin Abdul Abbas Lin Hadar, Rahiman Shah, Leklle Laa-laRiserves:-Padal, Hashim. Alex and Amin Kechil.
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    TRAVEL MADE HIM CONSTIPATED
    40 17 Salesman Says Kruscnen &«*ps Him "On His Toes'' It is necessary that I be on pJ^JJ JEUing cleanliness. The six sans to Simulate your smooth, regular act n You r ns urities tone ot the system.
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    ASSIZES SEQUEL TO MOREY FATALITY
    228 18 Bukit Timah Tragedy SYCE TO FACE TRIAL Singapore, Thursday. J)OLLAH bin Mohais! the Malay syce who is charged on two counts of causing death by negligent driving was committed to start his trial at the forthcoming assizes by the Fourth Magistrate, Mr. L. C. Goh
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    U.S. NAVY
    222 18 New Battleships Tjo Be Coal Fired Washington, D.C. June 1. THE United States Navy is following the 1 example of Great Britain in adopting steam as the motive power for the two new battleships being built this year. Lute the two new British dreadnoughts, the King George V.
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    KNIFE INCIDENT
    113 18 Husband And Wife In Court Singapore, Thursday. UUSBAND and wife were in the Third 11 Court to-day when the latter, Sco Kit Neo was charged with causing hart to her husband. Tan Thiam Chai, with a knife on June 2. The incident was alleged to have i taken
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    MR. C. W. TAYLOR
    71 18 Wins Institute Of Bankers' Mr. C. W. Taylor of the Siam Com- mercial Bank, Ltd., who is now on leave n England, has again won the firs* of the Institute of Bankers for his essay entitled: "An historical study of the development of banking in Engiard
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    HEALTH OF THE TOWN
    167 18 Statement Of Singapore Municipality rpHE Singapore Municipal health stat* X ment for the week ended shows that there were 266 death o 19 pared with 279 in the previous' St and with 241 in the neekof last year. Week The cmei causes of death werp-Beri-beri 12;
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    $61,280 CLAIM
    332 18 High Court Action Over Johore Land Singapore, Thursday. THE civil suit brought by Mr a p I Beavis against Mr. Foo Chee Foit' 5 wm ch he claims $61,280 as damae£ for an alleged breach of agreemem 11? continued before Mr. Justice Sol the High Court to-day ne
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    28 18 Mrs. Loke Yew and her daughters, who w?re in London for the Coronation, are now on a Continental tour. They will b e returning to London in August.
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      2040 19 Malayan Listeners' Radi©Ki:i Z"Z asa-ar*,— 1 TO-DAY TO-MORROW PROGRAMMES OP BRITISH EMPIRE J„™ pm The B B C Northern r radio-colonial France ill IZ' E S&lf'by **> P .m. nm. in EAgush. B.M.B.C PROGRAMMES fTp.m. 'Responsibilities of Em- TakemoVpopular interpreter and story Ja^^ Hanf 1 a C x by KG
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    NEW ZEALAND LAND OF MARRIAGES
    218 20 Highest Number Ever Recorded j Wellington. MEW Zealand is becoming.- a "land of marriages." More weddings than ever before recorded took place there during 1936, according to the latest official Abstract of Statistics. Excluding Maoris, the marriages totalled 13,740 —an increase of 13 per cent,
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    BLOOD TRANSFUSION WARNING
    437 20 Need For A Uniform Technique (By Ai r Mail) XT London, June 11 IN many cases reaction, sometimes mJSiS* J"™*** ab out by a certain method of blood transfusion, it is statsr in the annual report of the British Cross Society. a The report, which was presented
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    "JAMUAN KHAWIN"
    405 20 Dinner Given By Inche M. Hassan Much conviviality prevailed at the residence of Inche M. Hassan bin A wan?. "Retch Villa." off the Malay Settlement, on Monday, the occasion being a dinner given by him on the marriage of his son. Inche Embong. Over one hundred guests were
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    POLICE BAND
    43 20 t J I £J22J2! Ba nd will play the follow%ffira.tf P **f°_? Park o£rtu« V t nished Army," Alford; Kon <<t nch c °me-y," Bela; SeB^«^f 1 K_ 30tto Audran Liebesgruss Salut D'Amour," Elear Vals*Vienna Forest!" Strauss: i___S?t__SS ,The Wee Maggreegor."
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      736 20 3fcllcl Villi ml A m\4 4* IB *MWm 9 H aatlSa 35 pm Choru&ses of the Germans lTiititirail Iltlll IO abroad. The Berlin Heinrich SchutzKreis sings. (Continued from +aa* 19) 9^ 05 p m a star-lißht was the *****1 IS night." Mane Auguste Beutner sings F7 a a on/> songs
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    THE STORY OF CHINA DRAMATICALLY TOLD
    941 21 Paul Muni And Luise Rainer HAILED AS YEAR'S SCREEN EPIC -THE GOOD EARTH- COMING TO CAPITOL T HE Good rlh/ w hich. has been so wide!, publicised in Singapore recently, and which is due to make its debut at the Capitol xheatre on June
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    THE "MAID OF SALEM"
    514 21 A Dashing Historical Romance rE famou:; witchcraft ;care of 1692, which brake out in Salem and swept the seaboard colonies leaving death, horror and fear in its wake, is the basis ot Paramount's "Maid of Salem,'' a grippin? romance with Claudette Colbert and Fred Mac Murray,
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    PEARL BUCK'S SUCCESS
    129 21 (Top) A scene of rejoicing when good fortune favours a Chinese family. Taken from -'The Good Earth." starring Paul Muni and Luise Rainer in one of the greatest pictures ever produced. Middle* Doris Nolan who execeutes some lavishing dances in the new musical hit "Top of the
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    DOROTHY LAMOUR & RAY MILLAND
    620 21 DOROTHY LAMOUR RAY MILLAND AN ATTRACTIVE STORY OF JUNGLE FICTION "JUNGLE Princess" which thrilled thousands at the Capitol a few weeks ago will be coming \o capture the hearts of hundreds more when it appears at the Alhambra Theatre Singapore shortly. The discovery that Dorothy Lamour was the only woman
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    JILTED LOVER'S CLAIM
    444 21 ON RIVAL Fight On Cinema Steps London. pNDING it difficult to obtain the 1 facts of their fight on the steps of a cinema from rivals for a Ruabon girl's favours, the judge at Wrexham County Court remarked on the lack of eloquence of the two Komeos.
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    BISHOP'S PLEA FOR THE DIVORCED
    561 22 "Church Must Give Them All Help Possible" (By Ail Mail) Birmingham, June 8. a VIGOROUS plea for the extension of A h w Communion to divorced persons. >i ho ed lot some- measure of reform In the divorce laws was by fa. T*;,noo of Birmingham.
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    BAN ON WOMEN
    166 22 Insult To Indian Contingent? London INDIGNATION at what is termed a 1 studied insult to the gaihint men of the Indian Army and to the Indians has resulted in the partial lifting of ban en women at the reception of 450 Indian troops at Brighton. Four women,
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    BALTIC TRADE RIVALRY
    109 22 Kaunas, June 11. Great Britain'! trade with Lithuania may be influenced by negotiations which are Que to begin here next Monday, June 14, for a renewal and enlargement of the trade treaty between Germany and Lithuania. There will be 12 German delegates. The exisun,; agreement was cone
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    122 BUILDINGS AND TEMPLE BURNED
    181 22 Jealousy Of Woman Is Responsible For Crime THE Jealousy of a woman of 55 was {«sponsible for a big fire which destroyed 122 buildings at Yaraushiro. a ws r-r n lir^KSK of an unusually strong wUid. the coread rapidly, licking up one house aftir inother
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    FATAL TOYS
    154 22 Man Risked And Lost His Life For Them Vienna. To keep a promise he had given hi* two Utile c.uldi'en Johann Dvorak, 29-year-nid mu of the Burguniasfer of Iglau <Bohemia ri,.ked his life and lost, it. Dvurak w*i on his wuy back to In* native villa** sPTvlrg a
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    GAOL CLEARED BY ORDER
    104 22 The local '*aol at Paranhos, a town .n the winc-gTOfilag country, was leared by cider of tbe Court, follow ng their uolichlmg of a claim made by the owner of the building that he ished to occuoy tiic ncuse himself. An outcry was at once raised
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    SPIRITS IN GOLD SEARCH
    286 22 MESSAGES $8,006 Lost Hoard TWe Prize Loudon QPUtITS. at* to find a h«.»u i]pn &old hoard in Sussex. Tlui. »t any rate. K the belief of six pic with whom a "Sunday Dispatch" representative sal in veanee t« receive instructions. We sat in a small room
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    EARL HAIG STATUE
    180 22 To Be Erected After Nine Years 'By All Mull' London Jur.f- 9 The casting of tile bron/e -< :tut o ihe late Earl Hiiiiv Is approaching on: lUtlon. Sir Philip Sa..iS"H»r. First C'Jni m «loner ot Works, ha. announce;.! ii 'lit Houfce of Ccmraoiis Duimg the nine
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    OLD CANNON GOES OFF
    188 22 Has Lain On Sea Bottom For A Century Port Kll/abctb, Cape Prfcvuic» Ali old einnyu. raised from >"« bottom of AJ iO3 Buy. wllft'c it 1 lain for a rvntury h rfT u itseH nnd ahot rran in tint;' TMe drrd# i Ptvl< rusty, fiiill-t.rv listed
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    HOW ANOTHER WAR MIGHT START
    800 23 COLONIAL EMPIRE EASIER TO BLOCKADE Berlin. GFRMAN vitw cf how another A '*great war would begin is given In by Dr. Guido Fischer, a professor c yfunich University, in a remarkab! which he has just published on. onomics of warfare. n r Fischer says that
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    "CORONATION" EXPRESS
    119 23 Empire's Fastest Train Journey (By Air Mail» London, June 10. The first of the five special stream toed engines built to haul the "Coronation" expresses to run between Laptop and Edinburgh in six hours is to be named "Dominion of Canada" by the H:gh Commissioner fcr that Dominion
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    EMPIRE TRADE
    201 23 Ir crease In Last Year's ImportAnd Exports •By Air Ma.il» London, June 9. Ti c volume of imports to the Unite j iv'.-yclom rri.m Empire countries i. 7 pci cent, in 1938. and the in-jihe countries by two per cent. During that year the proportion o La ud
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    SOLD FOR £42
    171 23 King George V Jubi'ee 2 2 d. Stamp (By Air Mail) London, June 9. A twooence halfpenny King George V Jubilee stamp has been sold here for The stamp, which came up for auction in a Bond-street sale room, was printec iii Prussian blue. When submitted to
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    CLAN FEUDS
    163 23 A Scot Says They Are Childish London. CLAN feuds are "childish," according to Mr. W. Ronald Howrie, of Manchester, president of the Lancashire and Cheshire Federation of Scottish Societies. "The clan system is idle pride and a crippling and cramping folly," he said at the federation's conference at
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    LEVEL CROSSING ACCIDENTS
    69 23 Washington. An average of nearly five people every day were killed outright in dents between motor-cars and trains t>n level crossings throughout the United States last year, figures now released shew. The actual total of deaths was 1 78G. In adaition 4,030 people were injured in similar
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    FAMINE IN SOUTHERN MOROCCO
    218 23 More Than 500,000 Natives Affected Casablanca. P spite of the energetic measures adopted by the French Government rnd protectorate authorities over half a million natives are bordering on ataryaLion In Southern Morocco. Visitor? reluming from the Sous* District revert that ine condition of the native* Lg
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    FUR PRICES UP
    72 23 Brooklin, Ontario. Even this small Canadian village is xeling the good effects of the Coronai arrangements. Mr. William R. Agar, owner of a ;i ver fox ranch, has told an interviewer the Coronation has sent prices up about 10 per cent, this year. He ships all his
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    MUSLIMS FOUND CORONATION SCHOLARSHIPS
    40 24 Singapore Muslims who have decided to found Coronation Scholarships for NWbj children, at a party held at the Istana, Kampong Glam (Tribune). The Pipes of the Gordon untitled, Beating a Retreat on the Singapore Padang. (Tribune).
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    "IN REMEMBRANCE OF JUNE 3, 1937"
    40 24 j *s__ r™™, «nvpr hook used by the Rev. Anderson Jardine at the wedding of the 2 presented 10 he padre aU b n Duke of Windsor ana autographed by the parties. (Topical Press).
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