Morning Tribune, 17 April 1936

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. I.— No. 65. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, April 17, 1936. FIVE CENTS.
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    NEW LINERS FOR FAR EAST RUN?
    438 1 Ml IPS FOU RENEWALS H,\ VESSELS SO%V ALTHOUGH the local office of thf p and 0. Steam Navigation Com pany are unable to throw any real light on the subject, there is every, likelihood (writes I special Morning Tribune correspondent) that the new which
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    14 1 A H L. Lanman. of the F.M.S. Y*, II due back from Home leave
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    QUIT RENTS ON RUBBER
    349 1 New Official Statement (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. Apr. 16. AN important communique regarding the question of quit rents and other taxation affecting the rubber industry m Malaya was issued this evening m Kuala Lumpur. The text of kt. is as follows: "Regarding the question
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    Queen Mary On Her Trials
    74 1 London, Apr. lb. THE liner Queen Mary, with about 1,000 officials and officers and the crew of the vessel, left Southampton last night for her speed trials, and will not return for about a week. Many eminent engineers, representing the builders and owners of the
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    35 1 The Nord-deutscher Lloyd liner. Potsdam, which has jusi maue a record trip from Bremen to Singapore m 19 days. The usual run is 22 days. The P. and 0. take 28 d ays from London.
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    STOP PRESS
    65 1 A Reuter message from Geneva states it is understood that Baron Aloisi has informed Senor Madaria^a that the Italians are willing: to negotiate peace or an armistice on condition that negotiations are direct between Italy and Abyssinia as between victor and vanquished, and t^e l.eapuo are no* to
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    BLACKOUT IN SINGAPORE
    180 1 Several Districts Affected Singapore, Thursday. HUNDREDS of Singapore homes were m darkness for nearly two hours this evening as the result of a breakdown m the electrical supply. The breakdown was caused by the blowing of a main switch at Albert Street, and the districts affected were
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    Contest For The Aged
    35 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Amoy, April 16. The Amoy Municipality held a competition for ap,ed people yesterday Madam Wong, 99 years was the oldest competitor More than 160 oersons took part
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      5 1 Ranpura Still Fast Page 2
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      48 1 CARBORUNDUM and ALOXITE j ior Urindinit W^i >8 via I an d S^W CARBORUNDUM is the hardest abrasive m the world. Grinding WheelsScythe Stones— Coa%H Abrasive Paper and Cloth— Rubbimr Bricks— Knife Sharpeners Grinding Powders—^ar- borundum Crucible* and General Refractories. SIXCiAPOKE KUALA LUMP I R IPOH PBNAN6. MAAS-44
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    Ranpura Still On Sandbank
    79 2 Ran pur a Still On Sandbank DISCHARGING CARGO Worst Gale For Years Gibraltar, April i».. WEATHER conditions are <l\tinct!y better this mvnißg, The hanpura is Mtill lirmM on the sandb:nik hut has < or.imrtued io dis--ehaifC »;ir^o and heavy bagpa^e inio a salvage iteameff stan.-'inij by. This is the firs;
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    Severe Fighting
    117 2  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Reds In Shansi Bombed Shanghai, April 16. THE Reds under Mo Chek Tung launched terrific counter-attack on the Government forces m Chungyang on Tuesday afternoon. They clashed with the units under Generals Sun Cho. Yang Shiao Ow, Yang Chlng Yuen and Li Fu Yins.
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    Triple Murder
    100 2 Man Who Jumped From Ship Surrenders Singapore, Thursday. THK Hylani. Liv Ah Tan. who disappeared shortly after three men were stabbed to death on board the K P.M. Thedens m the early hours of the morning of April 7. surrendered himd t iu* Police shortly after midnight last
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    Veteran French Minister
    28 2 Par; Vu-il 14. I of the veteran Cheron, wh i was Mini Fustici I the time of the area and th< ilna- i<ru Reuter Wireless
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    Master of Music
    72 2 New Appointment hi The Colony MR. G Williams. 8.8.C. Children'; Hour pianist and university choir conductor, has been appointed Master of Music of 'he Education Departmen ol the Straits Settlement*. Music and singing has' been taught m i!i" Malayan .schools for many years but this Ls the
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    Ship Accident
    115 2 Japanese Steward Falls Into Hoh' Singapore, Thursday. toshio Watanabe, aJa c teward o tord the Lisbon Maru, which arrived m Singapore from Calcutta yesterday, was found dead In the crossbunker hold Of the ship at G. 30 a.m. on April 11 while the vessel was m the Bay
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    Ten Years Rail Plan For China
    39 2  - Ten Years Rail Plan For China Sin Chew Jit Poh nking, Apr. 16 T. Coinniittee ll the new rail net t'ovt rin 1 provinces, namely H i Suiyuen click. Hum Fukien, Kan--SU, Shensi, Shansi, Honan, Hupch, anc completed 000
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    39 2 'iroup taken on arrival of the air liner 'Dorado' m Hongkong on the irst Penang-Hongkong service. First Officer A. C. Thomas, H.E. The Governor Sir Andrew Caldecott, Captain J. H. Lock, Commander G. F. Hole, Director of Air Services.
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    Gift To Sultan
    59 2 The Japanese Community As a gift In commemoration of His Highrfss's birthday, the Japanese community m Johore have built a i nt itiii garden m thr> compound of the Istana Be it In Johore Bahru for Hi- Highr.esa the BtUtan cjf Johore. The garden h&f been completed.
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    Conference On Mongolia Border?
    60 2 Conference On Mongolia Border? Moscow, Apr. It, OUTO Mongolia has accepted *itk reservations Manchukuo s proposals of April 5 for a n— ffimiu Mongolian territory to arbitra. diilerences. She has also agreed to esdu diplomatic rrpresentatives, provj ding these do not penetrate to ui\ considerable distance inside Outer Mongolian territory.
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    Bandits Surrender
    127 2 Lad Of The "Wild Men" Of Turk'y Ankara. THE last of the Turkish bandits, of 35 of the cruellest of all the socalled "\v ld men" of Turkey, have now yielded to the authorities. A new province has been formed In the area where these men carried on
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    DESSIE FALLS TO ITALIANS
    22 2 DESSIE FALLS TO IT ALIANS London, Apr. 15. AN official message from Home states that the Italian troops have occupied Dessie. Reuter
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    Road Deaths
    51 2 London, Apr. 16. ROAD accident figures for the week ending April 11, which included Good Friday, were 103 killed and 4.U43 i :jured. In the corresponding week of la:v the figures' were J)l killed, 3.591 injured In Good Friday week last year were 102 killed, 3.942 Injured British
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    Anchor Picked Up
    46 2 A slocked anchor weighing betw< en 400 to 500 pounds has been picked up m position N 26 degrees w (tru< seven-and-a-half cables from the Oute; Shoal Li^ht Beacon. Anyone claiming the above she apply to the Master Attendant. S.S.i Fullerton Building. Singapore.
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      14 2 OPENS ;it THE CAPITOL Mi»i:'l. 271 M/; C «^V'City IRVINE BERLIN IKO lACHO MCTOIt
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      34 2 On Other Pages To-day Page Kanpura still fast 2 lira very oi jroug soldier 6 Financial news 4 KadM> Programmes 19 British Airways defended 21 Coronation plans 22 Military Sanctions? 23 Local sport 24
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      68 2 V. I^T^jl S FRESH MILK— WITH «S?iMi AI l THE ilan !>>li: REMOVED! TET Klim put an end to delicious, nourishing milk -*-'<< 111 troubles with milk. to drink. It is especially F(,r Klim is rich, pure cows good for babies. If your milk, powdered with only dealer cannot supply
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    Bravery Of Local Soldier
    800 3 RESERVOIR TRAGEDY I Misadventure Verdict Singapore, Thursday. t VEBDICT of death by misadvenA (m m both (uses was returned ,t (he iiKiiiest on the two young x of the Middlesex Regiment ITfrt drouned m the Power Station itMifir. the Coroner commentim on the brave action of
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    19 3 The air liner 'Dorado' m the hangar at Kai Tak after arrival from Penanff on the first Penang-Hongkong service.
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    Oil Industry
    138 3 Output lit cord Again Broken Geneva. LAST year was a record one m the history of the world', petroleum industry, according to figure published m the League of Nations* bulletin of statistics. The world's total output for 1935 of 224.880.000 tons was the hiuhest ever known, beintf 16.488.000
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      50 3 j-MAX »V I.lO.\'"j i RAPID- HARDENING CEMENT JL i I NOTICE OF REMOVAL! SCHMIDT €0., 80. Bras Basah Road, Raffles Hotel Building SINGAPORE. IMPORTERS OF SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS, MICROSCOPES, PROJECTION APPARATUSES, X-RAY ELECTRO-MEDICAL APPARATUSES, PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL INSTRUMENTS, BINOCULARS, LEICA CAMERAS, ETC. \vv Itt'iiioviiig on May Ist to JMK ItoliinKon Itoacl
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      16 3 \/i CONCENTRATED W SHAMPOO From all Chemists and High-Class Stores Hair-dressers. Sole Distributors: RAHAMIN PENHAS Singapore.
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      93 3 Law \oli<*<* B or To-tla? Before the Acting Chief Justice in the 1st Court at 11 a.m. <1> Judgment Special Case 8 35 -Rex vs. G. A. Phillips; <2 Bankruptcy. lit lore Mr Justice Adrian Clark in the 2nd Conn at 11 a.m. <1' Summonses-in-Chambers, Originating Summonses, Motions <2» For
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      THE LOCAL MARKET Quiet But Steady
      351 4 THE LOCAL MARKET Quiet But Steady ißy Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Thursday morning. Rubber (Singapore) 26" cts., up V* ct Market Tone: Very Steady. Tin (Spore) $102%, down To-day's Prices: London: 7 9|16d., unchanged. Market Tone: Very Steady. New York: 16 1 16 cts., up IH6 ct. Market Tone: Steady.
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      The Hindenburg
      62 4 Permission To Use U.S. Landing Ground Washington. April 15. THE U.S. Navy Department has granted permission for the German airship Hindenburg to use the Lakehurst landing ground for six months for a series of flights to test the feasibility of a regular North Atlantic service. Lieut-Commander Peck of
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      COMMODITY PRICES
      81 4 Special London Cable (By Our Financial Correspondent) London, April 16. THE following were the closing prices for rubber, tin, gold, silver copra and wolfram LONDON RUBBER Spot: 7 2132 (up 1 16). July-Sept.: 7l 4 (up 132). LONDON TIN Spot: £207 4 (down 2'/ 2 April-June: £202 h
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      The Exchanges
      44 4 Yesterday's Closing Prices (By Our Financial Correspondent) London, April 16. The closine: prices were as follows: London— New York Cross Rate 4.94 ."> 16 (unchanged). London Paris: 74 15 16 (down 1 :J2). London Amsterdam: 7.28 (up London Hongkong: Is. 313 16d. (unchanged).
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      The Singapore Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Assn.
      97 4 The Singapore Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Assn. DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Thursday noon. No. I.X.R.S.S. m cases (FOB. April) 26 7 8 27 Good FA.Q. m cases (F.OB. April i 26 13 16 *****16 No I.X.R.S.S. Spot-loose) (awardable Spore» 26 7 8 27 do May June 27 27 y 4
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      LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCK PRICES
      290 4 Share of £1 denomination unless Previously Yesterday Rise or fall otherwise stated War Loan. I* p.c 107 916 107 9|16 Com. Union Assce. (Units) U% Prudential Assce. "A" H% Royal Assce. (£1 share 10s. pd.) 10 132 10 116 Canadian Pacific ($25) 12 13
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      Rubber Auction
      187 4 Price* Realised At Sales Yesterday Singapore, Thursday. THE Singapore C number of Commerce Rubber Association held its 1,273 rd auction to-day when there were: Catalogued 753,005 lb.— tons 336.16 Offered 750,765 lb.— tons 335.16 Sold 612 138 lb.— tons 273.23 London— Spot 7 9'lfid. New York— Spot 16
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      107 4 NOTICE PATI1E (MALAYA) LIMITED In Voluntary Liquidation NOTICE is hereby given in pursuance of Section 223 of Ordinance No. 155 (Cumpanu.Ni that 1 general meeting oi the members of the above-named Company will be held at the offices of the Liquidator, No. 269, Orchard Road, Singapore on Thursday the 28th
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      43 4 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. (Established in 1880) Capital Subscribed (Fully paid up* Y. 100,000,000 Reserve Fund Y.129,150,000 Head Office: YOKOHAMA SINGAPORE BRANCH, MEYER CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE. Manager, H. UNAQAMI. Tel: No. 6049 Manager's Room. 5921 5922 General Office. 5923 6472 Compradore's Desk.
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      17 4 Overseas Assurance CORPORATION, LIMITED, China Building, Chulia Street, PHONE 5808. SINGAPORE Fire, Marine, Motor VEHICLES WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION
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    FRASER & CO.'S SHARE LIST
    1066 5 FRASER CO.'S SHARE LIST LMJLMKJAL A. Brickworks Ord. ($2) 1.20 1.30 A. Brickworks 7V 2 Pref. ($2) 1.45 1.55 Atlas Ice ($10 10.00 11.00 3. A. T. <£» 120- 125B.M. Broadcasting (.80 > 05 dis. pai British Malaya Trustee ($5 1 6.00 6.50n Consold. Tin Smelter 7 Per Cent. Pref.
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    African Surplus
    155 5 Straight Mint Tax Suggested Johannesburg Apr. 13. INTEREST is increasing as the date of the presentation of the B drawi near. Mr. Havenga, the Minister of Fir In v: ually well-informed circle; It anticipated that Mr. Havenga wil nounce a straight tax on mines means of a sliding
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    Webley And Scott
    174 5 Turnover .More Than Doubled London. Apr. 13. PRESIDING at the annual meeting of Wcblcy and Scott at Birmingham yesterday Mr. A. C. Griffiths said that as compared with last year the position had improved by £10,761 Taking both sides of the business arms and engineering into account
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    STEEL TRADE REVIVAL
    314 5 Avoiding Any Undue Increase London. Apr. 13. AT all the principal cemres the demand In the iron and steel industries continues at high pressure, and makers are reluctant to quote ahead In view of the .lily of price advances, which are pendent to a very large extent
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    Timber Scheme
    133 5 Met ting Of Special Committee London. Apr. 13. AT a meeting of the special Baltwliite Committee of the Baltic and International Maritime Conference held m Hamburg various additions and amendments to the Baltwhite Timber Scheme were agreed upon. The Conference has Issued a list of t'ne principal alterations
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    New Hollywood Rage
    102 6 The technlcolour makeup which has interested feminine Hollywood sine. "Trail Of The Lonesome Pine" w shown, has caused a vogue for white i near-white, powder. Even Gertrude Michael, pkr posite Herbert Marshall m Paramount.. "Reunion," has "pone m for" this new •ht makeup instead of adhering t
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    HENRY HALL'S MUSIC
    331 6 Tuneful Show At Capitol HOW many out of all the millions who listen m to Henry *Hall and His 8.8.C. Dance Orchestra realise that m addition to being a talented dance leader and musician— Henry can play almost every instrument m the band he is also o
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    52 6 Rorhelle Hudson was borrowed t>v Paramount to play the title role m "Poppy." starring W.C. Fields Richard Cromwell will have the roman tic lead opposite Miss Hudson The last time Rochelle was at the Para mount Studios was when she played m Mac West's first starring nicture ".She Done Him
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    17 6 Frank Morgan and Genevieve Tobin who appear together m "By Your Leave", next change at the Pavilion.
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    "BY YOUR LEAVE"
    235 6 Comedy Coming To Pavilion A GAY and brilliant comedy, "By Your Leave," is coming to the Pavilion a* next change. RKO-Radio has given this swift moving combination of fun and romance a cast m keeping with its sparkling entertainment qualities. Frank Morgan and Genevieve Toblr are featured
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    Round Hollywood
    300 6 MAPLENE DIETRICH and Rouben moulian dining together ai theßuTagle. Mac West foremost I fan of the movie colony, dropping the Olympic Auditorium to watch H Lloyd and Bill Gargan do a ring se< 'or "The Milky Way Joan Beivt't taking over G Raffs dressing room at Paramouni redecorating
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      86 6 BBBE DANIELS, famous Star of "RIO RITA" returns to the screen J| snappy new Fox musical comedy. g I AI¥IA M D D A I OPENING 2 ALHAMBRA u to-night 9.15 S WHEN YOU'RE NOT CHEERING THE MUSIC I YOU'RE LAUGHING AT THE FUN! I *tffa v hn „><■,/// I
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    FOR AMERICA
    123 7 Miss Winifred Shotter Calezko, California. MISS Winifred Shotter, the English actress baa been admitted to the d States here from Mexico on a a allowing her to reside permanently m America Miss Shotter said that she was on her way back to Hollywood where she had a film
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    17 7 c.ivot Jean Harlow and Joseph Calleia m a scene from KiffGeorfC OIW, JJJ^,, tmmiul to Singapore shortly.
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    36 7 At last Bing Crosbys horses are aomu something besides just eating oats Binu's prize horse Khyyam came through for the second time the othei day m second place winning Bing a little money GooO luck Bing!
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    43 7 Liorel Atwill. character actor supero, suffered no little embarrassment when his prop moustache, soaked with th 3 rain, fell off during an important scene With Herbert Marshall and Gertrude Michael m "Reunion" Too bad it isn't a two- reel Charley Chase comedy, eh?
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      100 7 CINEMA CAPITOL PAVILION .I i ■ttSHmShIM?' I 1 '".'"^ST^ I I j Gary Cooper and Ann Harding m I "Peter Ibbetson", now showing at I I J«n Hall, who conducts the 8.8.C. TO-NIGHT Peter pbetson', with iaMg (»rchestra m "Music Hath Gar y Coo P er and Ann Harding. <
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      255 7 I£ Jgfc f VMOI > NOVEI V A 1 A GLORIOUS OPERA ♦I f 1 1 NOW A PICTURE FOR THE AGES! y PARAMOUNT PRESENTS GARY COOPER 'ANN HARDING "PETER IBBETSON" m THE MOST BEAUTIFUL ROMANCE IN t •J« ALL MODERN LITERATURE J^ "WILL RANK AMONG TnE BEST V J
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    A Suggestion To Germany
    527 8 FAITH IN TREATIES Netherlands And Belgium London. CIR EiwiN CJriifff addressed his constituents at Altrinchani recently on the internal iom I crisis. The situation m Kurope. he said, was extremely grave, and he thought it was the duty of Memhers of Parliament to set the facts
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    "Fairey Battle"
    110 8 Britain's Latest Bomber London Apr. 13. DETAILS of Britain's latest bombing machine— the "Fairey Battle"— have been announced and a display given at the Great West aerodrome at Hayes, Middlesex. It was designed and built by the Fairey Aviation Co., and is described as "an ultra-high speed two-seater
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    Rajah's Climb
    112 8 Pilgrimage To Mountain Bangalore. LAYING aside all pageantry and pomp, i he Maharajah of Mysore has climbed to the snow-capped summit of Mount Kailas f Tibet*, m the Himalayas, on a religious pilgrimage. He iva's accompanied by a small party. At the foot of the mountain he 'lipped
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    26 8 Photo). The Marchioness of Linlithgow (ripht), wife of the Viceroy-Elect for India, presenting trophies at the Linlithgow and Stirlingshire Hunt point-to-point races at Oatbridpe. Air Mail
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    The Moor Park
    192 8 Acquisition Cost Decision London, Apr. 13. I'HE Middlesex County Council have decided to pay one-quarter of the cost of the acquisition, as a permanent open space or sports ground, of about J5O acres of iand at Moor Park. Ricktnansworth, Hertford, subject to their receiving a quarter of
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    NEW R. A. F. UNIFORMS
    296 8 Breeches To Go London. JMPORTANT changes m tho Service uniform of the officers and airmen of the Royal Air Force will be made shortly, it is learned from the Air Ministry The changes are the result of experiments which have shewn that the uniform will
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      38 8 j THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE J CORPORATION LIMITED. j (Incorporated In the Straits Settlements) i FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR. ACCIDENT WORKMEN'S COMPENS SATION INSURANCE UNDERTAKEN. j FULL PARTICULARS AND RATES APPLY, UD, CECIL STREET L. G. JOHNSON General Manager.
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      63 8 SUN TALKIE HALL (New World) 7.15 TO-NIGHT 9.30 p.m Fox's Sensational Attraction "Till: WOULD uovis ox" PRICES 10c. 20c. 30c. TEA DANCES i From 6to 7.30 p.m. Every Tuesday, Thursday i And Saturday *0&\ NIGHT DANCES Vl^ j Nightly Cj^.^ I: from < Ik j» Dance -f& To The >^X»
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    The Anxieties Of Austria
    400 9 GERMANOFFER EXAMINED Scepticism Of Press Vienna. HERS Hitler's expression of readiness, m a statement to r.ritish newspaper correspondent to conclude non-a^ression pacts wilh Austria and Czechoslovakia (the two most exposed countries m Europe, which irerc exctaded from the offer conl .lined m Herr Hitler's ReichS l;.jr
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    23 9 Tho ancient ceremony of blessine the of Christchurch salmon fishery performed by thp Rev. Eric Dixon. m chartre of Mudeford Church, tchurch Hants
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    42 9 a conference of Republicans In a new organisation was formed Known as the "Republic of Ireland tipn." In a manifesto to the "f Ireland the new organisation tnal its aims are "to break the exion with England and to reablish the Republic
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    EDITOR ON TRIAL
    360 9 Incitement To Murder Charge Paris. M. CHARLES MAURRAS, the 111 joint editor of the Action Francaise. and M. Joseph Delest, it< manager, appeared before a criminal Court m Paris to answer the charge of incitement to murder. The alleged incitement was contained m an article published m
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    ROAD DEATHS
    395 9 Still On Large Scale A PRIVATE members' night m the House of Commons produced a useful debate on road accidents, and Rave Mr. Hore-Bclisha an opportunity to review the results of his administration and to describe the Government's longterm programme of road improvement. The debate was opened by
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    15 9 Dr. Fitzpatrick, of Taiping, succeeds Dr Murdoch as Medical Superintendent. Central Mental Hospital, TtnJOOf Rambuttan
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    26 9 (Photo by The selection committee of the Royal Scottish Academy examining a painting of Mr. James Maxton, the Socialist M.P.. by Sir John Lavery. Air Mail
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    A WORM ARMY
    287 9 Trench 'War 9 In Transvaal Johannesburg. A PLAGUE of Army Worms is deA vastuting South Africa. All vegetation is being speedily stripped from thousands of acres of land and many farmers are faced with ruin. Few districts are entirely free from the pest. Heavy rains have hatched
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    55 9 A bag containing £126 was stolen by two men from a boy employed by F. C. Roger, butcher, of Wandsworth Bridge Road. Fulham. He was cycling to the bank with the money when the men. who were m a car. forced him into the pavement m Harwood Road. Fulham. took
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    VIKINGS INVADE BRITAIN
    260 9 VIKINGS INVADE BRIT A IN Vikings are arriving m Britain for the first lime m 1,000 years. Now. however, they come not for loot but for lifechanging. These spiritual Vikings of 1936 women, of course, as well as men, are a delegation of 50 from Denmark, Norway and Sweden, representing
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    The MORNING TRSBUNE Singapore: Friday, April 17, 1936. MORE FOLLY
    278 10 The MORNING TRSBUNE Singapore: Friday, April 17, 1936. MORE FOLLY U7IIAT are vaguely known as "League circles" are reported to be suddenly anxious, after a silence on the subject of some weeks, for the application of further sanctions against Italy. It may be all talk, such as the rumour, quickly
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    AROUND MALAYA
    639 10 FURTHER evidence of the need for a Government committee to go into the whole matter of legislation for the control of lorries on Malayan roads is afforded by the reports of the discussions of the Johore Stat? Council thi3 week. In a very ably expressed speech the Hon.
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    27 10 London "Old Contemptibles" march in^ past the Mansion House, where the Lord Mayor took the salute, on their way to St. Paul's for their annual parade service.
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    PERSONALITIES
    184 10 Mr. F. Fletcher has left Kuala Lumpur on leave. Mr F. J. Bryant, of the Perak Bar, has gone to Fraser's Hill for a short *ll'll'4ll» Dato Roland Braddell has been appointed a member of the Johore Executive Council. The Hon. Mr. Marcus Rex, acting British Resident, Perak. and
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    Lure Of Singapore'sEvening Bazaars
    713 11 CHANGE ALLEY LESS POPULAR Where To Find Bargains Singapore, Thursday. oiNCiAI'OKK'S Change Alley, situated ritfht m the heart of the city and coming into prominence" during the slump period, is now waning m popularity. Hawkers of goodi of an amazing variety who appeared suddenly fan chang
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    34 11 Major Furlong (left) owner of Reynoldstown, which won the Grand National for the second year m succession, m happy mood after the race. With him are his son, Mr. Frank Furlonff. and his wife.
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    33 11 Mr F L Skilton. Senior Superintendent of Trade and Customs, Perak South, and Mrs. Skilton haw left Teluk Anson for Home. During Mr. Skilton's absence Ifr. W. John Walsh will act for him.
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    For A Real Treat Try Waffles
    644 14 FOR your next buffet supper party, have the novel idea of serving waffles. Everyone, or most people, we're sure loves them, and it would be even greater fun for the guesti if you were to let then each make for themselves. But. now, there
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    TEA TIME DAINTIES
    1069 14 THERE is a very definite difTcrence between the ordinary baking powder scone which we put together quickly for the morning meal and the Rich Tea Muffins which with variations are served m the afternoon for tea. ItK H TEA MUFFINS 2 cups flour 2 teaspoons double action
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    26 14 Waffles are easy to make if you use a Solon electric waffle iron like the one shown here, with handy porcelain tray to catch the drips.
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      14 14 Maison /^l|® |1 Cl 111 >v J \J i Tel. ri i i4«li. ll\^\
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      56 14 ilorottiv more gives Zot:i Foam reducing baths m her new salon.. Invaluable for Rheumatism, Sciatica Lumbago. INO FLOOR, 18, BATTONr Rl). Phone 6995. xT^> CROWN CORKS I carry ready stocks of crown corks, crowiucorking machines and aerated water machines. My prices defy competition. Phone 3784, call or write for particulars.
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      24 14 MittExix LEMON BARLEY WATER A BEVERAGE ml x if a 1 T mWk l j Manufactured t>y THE PHOENIX AERATED WATER WORKS PHONE 3463
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      142 15 LUGGAGE L CARRIER i I SINGAPORE j LUGGAGE CARRIER CO. Bafftge Contractors Forwarding j Agents. S Booking Agents for FJ^.S. Railways. Baggage Agents for:— Blue Funnel Line East Asiatic Line Nt-derland Line 81.5. N. Co., Ltd., S etc., etc. t J Tel Address "LUGGAGE 1 S PHONE 2428 or caH
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      167 15 I SHOPPING GUIDE I CAMERAS CURIOS AND FILMS Chinese Wellknown Shop l^^^^^^g;^^^^^^^^, Chinese Art Work W^&lsjjf Beautiful Carving < r Q^^^^^^R Neu Design I^^^^HP'. L^jU^^^^^H Camphor wood chests, Ivorygoods, jSJi Emd linen tahle cloth> nand i(f^Sl kerchiefs, Mahjnng sets and WMn&Lm curioB etc Hols SfMMi Joo A Cot. ■JT J
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      99 15 CHEMIST 1 NYAL IRON AND YEAST TABLETS $1.50 A combination of Iron and Yeast for improving the blood and clearing the complexion. Agents I FEDERAL DISPENSARY LTD. (Inc. m F.M.S.) 8, Raffles Place, Singapore. STATIONER iiiiiiliilii|iiliiiiiiiiliilMiniirtiiffiii>iiiiiiliilMiiiiiiiii|iMniiiiiilLliiliiß A "NOVEL" BARGAIN 7 6d. and 3'6d. novels to be cleared at 50 CTS.
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      16 16 Major and Mrs. E. B. Elkington were passengers by the Hector on Wednesday bound for England.
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      KATORI MARU EXPECTED
      129 16 KATORI MARU EXPECTED THE following passengers are disembarking at Singapore from the "Katori Maru" due to arrive here to-morrow: Mr. W. H. A. Arentz (Batavia>, Mrs. P. V. de Burg. Miss M. C. Folkerts (Belawan), Mr. and Mrs. A. Marca. Mrs. P. and Miss J. P. Marlow. Mr. P. L.
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      "Andre Lebon"
      37 16 The Messageries Maritimes mail vessel s.s. Andre Lebon from Saigon is expected to arrive to-morrow at 9 a.m. and sail on the same day at 2 p.m. for Colombo, Aden, Djibouti. Port Said and Marseilles.
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      Mails Expected
      31 16 Mails expected from E'j^ope etc. (London* by Air < Imperial i general delivery of letters to-day. Mails' expected from (Amsterdam) by Air (Netherlands), general delivery cl letters 8.45 a.m. to-day.
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      Raffles Hotel
      46 16 THE following visitors to Singapore are registered at Raffles Hotel: Mr. W. D. Carew, Mr. and Mrs. Harman. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron, en route to Freemantle. Mr. L. R. Maephail, Mr. and Mrs. Mungo Park, en route to England. Mr. and Mrs. Caruth. Malacca.
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      71 16 Haw'horn. Leslie and Co.. Limited. Hebbunwm-Tyne. have secured from the Constantino Steam Shipping Company. Limited, of Middlesbrough, an order for a third vessel, the first already bfiim under construction. The new vessel is to be 432 f t. long. She will be designed to carry 9.200 tons dead-weight and will
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      39 16 Ice conditions off the Finnish coast have been further worsened by a southeast wind, which bus forced tho flotilla of ice-breakers at HangO into inactivity. Cargo vessels are unable to enter or leave Hango, where the port is congested.
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      SHIPS IN DOCK
      84 16 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVFS OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Fridrw. Apr. 17 Godown Gate No Plancius 20 1 Andre Lebon 18 Toussoum lfi Misaki Maru 13 Benreoeh 11 J. v. Oldenbarnevelt 7 Raby Castle 37 Tan?o Maru 46 Narbada 48 Rhexenor 4 Kidderpore 53 KEPPEL HARBOUR Main Wharf:
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      MAILS CLOSE
      79 16 TO-DAY Rengat and Tembilahan (Flevo) nooi Tandjong Pandan, Tandjonp Pinang <3iberg) 8a m Australia, Southern (Adelaide only O» Western John Van Oldenbavr.rvelt i 8.30 a O "Europe, (Ireat Britain and Europe generally (Johan Van Oldenoan.evein 8.30 am Medan J. V. Oldenbarnevelt) 8.30 am Pon»>pranK <Aik Soon) 9 a.m
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      Faster Service
      151 16 Speeding Up Of Ocean Mail Cape Town, Apr. 6 THE speeding up of the ocean service between England and Souti Africa, from 17 days to 14 days, announced by general J. C. Smu Minister of Justice, at a luncheon on board the new motor liner Stir.. Castle, at
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      486 16 ■h ~a b a i BRITISH INDIA p, o. s. x. nrs sailings. OUTWAKDS. Tonnage S'porc. Tonnage S'porc. 1936. 1936. BEHAR 6.000 Apr. 19 SOMALI 6,810 July 1 CHITRAL 15 000 Apr. 24 NALDERA 16,000 July 3 SOUDAN 6.500 May 6 KAISAR-I-HIND 11,600 July 17 RANPURA 17,000 May 8 BANGALORE
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      15 17 MajM and Mrs. Buchanan were passengers on the Hector, which sailed on Wednesday for England.
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      257 17 It Vlt X S P II I L P LINE. (Incorporated m Australia) NEXT SAILINGS. MERKUR Apr. 28 May 3 MARELLA May 28 June 3 Special cheap round trip tickets from Singapore to Australia issued at the following rates. lint Class passengers may transfer at Singapore. Brisbane. Sydney or Mcl
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      383 17 y^ TO FRENCH PORTS CAP VARELLA For Marseilles, Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux May 2 DALNY For Marseilles, Havre, Antwerp Dunkirk May 5 i DESIRADE For Marseilles. Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux May 29 S D'ENTRECASTEAUX For Marseilles, Havre, Antwerp Si Dunkirk June 4 OUTWARDS (from Marseilles). For Saigon Tourane fc Haiphong.
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    Ruxton Engrossed In Appeal
    929 18 NOTES FROM Ravine Murderer Hopeful f JNLKE the majority of men lying under sentence of death. Dr. TUick Ruxton is not content quietly to remain m a Manchester prison cell and leave entirely to his lcpal advisers preparation of his appeal apainst conviction for wife murder.
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    Swiss Colonies?
    68 18 Berne Switzerland is homnu to found colol lea In Smith America This is envisaged m the report of a mission sent to that continent with the suopoii of the Bwiss Federal Council m addition tn the emigration of Individual Swiss of means, the establlshthe next year of small
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    R.A.F. Expansion
    408 18 R.A. F. Expansion Lord Tretichard On "Colossal Task' 9 London, Apr. 13. THE task of expanding the Royal Air Force within a brief period was described by Lord Trenchard as colossal. Remarking that, whereas m 1923 there were only three home defence squadrons, by the end of 1939 there would
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    "MISS BENGAL 1936"
    315 18 Tinted Lips Ami High Heels Calcutta. A )t MISS BENGAL" If advancing wit times. High heels, bobbed vermilion lips and even an .< cigarette are the order of tl habits which a few y< ara ago would h caused social ostracism. Only the graceful "saic" regarded by
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    Hundredth Birthdays
    100 18 Ottawi MR. ALEXANDER HANZEY. who celebrated his hundredth bhtlui. annually during the pa.si twenty has died here at the reputed au<> His friends believe he was easily oldest man m Canada But he would not disclose his age nobody knew how old he wafl exactl} Instead of giving
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    46 18 One of the "Old Bill" omnibuses which did war-time duty m France being shipped to Vancouver. It is being lent to take part m the Golden Jubilee celebrations of that city this summer. It has been sent from the London Passenger Transport Board' museum at Chiswick.
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      1709 19 r^ y jr^m.-Tal* by Protessor ae«nea p.jn. jjgj by Jan Uefe .fc~T T*II7 ll iniil l 2 X-^nO~™ot"T pm Cut by The i I Ij^ 1- O-Mii llillfltF 'TSJcCIh 25.23 metres m.380 kc). "'Sp.m. Concert by Nirom Orchestra, 2 220 pm Relay f»:>m Paris-P.T.T. conducted by Carel van der Bijl
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    17 20 A splendid picture of the heart of Edinburgh, showing the castle m the background, and Waverley station
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    70 20 At the request of the Bishop of London Doriii Baxter, 34, of Duncan Road a school of speech and voice training for Derby, wife of a Derby policeman, clergy of the London diocese has been acquitted at the Birmingham A-vnzes arranged by the Central School of Speech of the murder
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    More Exports
    151 20 Palestine Balance Lower Jerusalem. Api 13 PALESTINE'S foreign trade showed a remarkable increase last year This resulted m a decrease of its adverse balance from one to 4.7 m 1934 to one to 4.2 m 1935, according to j figures just issued by the government statistician here. Palestine
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    Hungarian " Red"
    132 20 Hungarian Red" Interline With \I. hcikosi MATHIAS Rakosi, the Hungarian communist, against whose imprisonment a widespread campaign has been conducted abroad, is m solitary confinement m a cell measuring six feet by ten feet m Szeged Gaol. Rakosi is serving a sentence of life imprisonment for offences alleged to have
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    Passion Play Actor Honoured
    86 20 Paris. v Rotnuald Joubc, the actor who has ed tne part ol Christ m mediaeval terj plays throughout France tor the I past ten years, has been honoured by the French c>- vernment. M Joube has been made a Knight Ol the Legion of Honour for
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      370 20 mi: imsho (Continued from page 19) 11.20 pm. Close DJA. DJB, DJN (German, BngL), 2 ICo. Komi' Wavelength 25.4 metres (11,810 kesJ. TO-DAY 9.20 p.m. Opening announcement. News bulletin m English. Ist Act of Zandonai's Opera "La FarM Amorosa", transmitted from La Scala Opera House, Milan. Conductor: Maestro Giuseppe Del
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    Imperial Air Services Defended
    718 21 PARLIAMENT DEBATE \ir Ministry Statement AN March 17, His Majesty's Under--0 s ,-retar> State for Air (The m hrn ir |ihilip P'—iS r v (M < Mp >' introdu- ti,'r \ir I stimates before the jgj^ Commons made the following remmrki about Imperial Airirays: „T a
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    Chopperr Attack
    185 21 Quarrel In A Grocery Shop (From Our Oum Correspondent) Johore Bahru, April 15. AS the result of an attack made on a Chinese named Tan Lai Kirn. m n grocery shop m Johore Bahru, by another Chinese worker m the shop, the latter named Tan Soon Koon wa^charged
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    China Finance
    125 21  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh America Investing Sum Of $150,000,000 Shanghai, April 16. ACCORDING to telegraphic advice received from *.ie Chinese trade mission m the United States. American finances are contemplating investing $150,000,000 (gold) m China on lonp term loans. Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang has requested the Ministries of
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    The Capitol
    115 21 Henry Hall And His Band Entertain "THIS is the 8.8.C. dance orchestra, directed by Henry Hall, broadcasting from London." Wireless has made this announcement familiar all over the world, and millions of listeners look forward to hearing Mr. Hall and his many musicians. "Music Hath Charms", the Associated
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    The Chinese Mint
    45 21  -  Sin Chaw Jit Poh Shanghai, April 16. The Charhar-Hopci Council has appointed Mr. Wong Tze Chiang Director of the Government Mint m Tientsin. The Mint Ls to make subsidiary coins for circulation m North China. This renort is officially denied m Nanking.-
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    SHARES FOR DIVIDEND
    586 21 Traction Co. Mrlun London. Apr 8. AN extra- ordinary general meeting, followed by r'a^s m'eetines of the Preference and Ordinary stockholders, of the Singapore Traction Company. Ltd., was held yesterday at Winchester House, Old Broad-street. EC. Mr. L. W. Hawkins (chairman of the company), who presided, said
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      27 21 OPENING CAPITOL Monday, April 27th. *o 6E "s P 1 T^ /-\^>\ I v 2i y! -VUF ASTAIRE v -<y /yriC i 6^ IRVIN6 BERLIN *KO* lADIO ncrun
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      57 21 1 1 1 n iiM"" 1 1 1 1 1 1 I'APITOL Tuesday *•>*< seats can now be booked jf .■in-• h e r .41 ew^ die t v r.e>t "ON WINGS /\P C/\\T/ P1 II M I I I v r jvll v /iaSh The Radiant Star of "ONE
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    Preparing For Coronation
    854 22 OVER A YEAR AHEAD Close Study Of Precedents London, Apr. 8. ALTHOUGH thirteen months have n yet to elapse before King Edward VIII. is solemnly i rowncri m Westminster Abbey, active preparations are already afoot for the elaborate and historic ceremony due to take place m May
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    China- Malaya Shipping
    92 22 China- Malaya Shipping Scheme To Establish New Service Hongkong, April 15. THE Construction Department m Canton has suggested to the Canton Government that it encourage the establishment of a shipping service between Kwangtung and Maiaya. The proposed scheme includes a suggestion for a five-year monopoly and a subsidy equal to
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    Reds In Shansi
    70 22  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Large Numbers Yield To Troops THfe Government troops under General Li Shang Tak are advancing on the Hsinghsien area. A portion of the Communists surrounded by the units commanded by General Sun Cho and Yong Hou Ow have surrounded. The rest are continuing
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    U.S. Gangsters' Guns
    46 22 Washington, D.C. Gangsters seeking firearms and ammunition successfully burgled National Guard Territorial i armouries 23 y times between 1929 and the end of las' year, according to a statement made here by Mr. J. Edgar Hoover, head tf CM Federal Bureau of Investigation
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    Chinese Bank For New York
    78 22  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Will Help Si no-, i merican Trade Shanghai April 15. THE negotiations of the Chinese bankers with Mr Hrnry Morgenthan. the Secretary to the U.S. Treasury, have been successful Senator Pittman. Chairman of tho U.S. Foreign Relations Committee, says that the
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    Mr. M. Montague
    98 22 Roussel Laboratories Expert In Singapore Singapore, Wednesday. MR. M. MONTAGUE, of the Rousatl Laboratories, of Paris, is m Singapore m the course of a business tour oi the East. The Roussel Laboratories is a large French firm of patent medicines and chemicals, founded by Dr. Roussel 25
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    21 22 Mr. E. A. Brown has returned to Singapore after his holiday at Home, accompanied by lire. Brown and their two daughters.
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    Mr. Ramsay MacDonald
    26 22 London. April 15 A minor operation was success! performed on Mr. Ramsay IfacDona to-day and he is reported to b< i well Reuter
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      179 22 To-tlay In HIGH TIDES: 5.51 a.m., 804 p m FOOTBALL: S.A.F.A. League Div it S.C.F A. II v. R.A.F. 11. Ai. Stadium. CAPITOL:— "Music Hath Cham PAVILION: "Peter Ibbetson" wil Gary Ci)o\)fi and Ann Harding. ALHAMBRA: "Music is Magic Alice Paye and Bebe Daniels ROXY: "George White's 1935 «c Sat.
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    Military Sanctions Soon?
    288 23 PEACE TALKS FALL Italy Obstructing The League General Apr. r>. result. peace, but he hid nS instructions with regard to and only wai I the procedure NO AEMMTICI Italian attitude, it Is dear that Senor de Madariaga and M Avenol will have notisfad to roport to the
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    VICE OF GAMBLING Dr. Chen Su Lan's Advice To Youth
    595 23 VICE OF GAMBLING Dr. Chen Su Lan's Advice To Youth Singapore Thursday. RK (hen Su Lan addressed a packed hall m the Anglo-Chinese School to-day when he delivered n address, "Youth vs. Vices' v* those who have tome to Singapo-e ior the Twelfth All-Malaya Epworth League Insiuute. \fter a brief
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    Government House
    24 23 Tuesday, April 14. Sir Thomas Comyn-Platt arrived to ii Government Home, M: A Montor, Ltd., ha i tv Sing- months In Europe.
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    North China
    170 23  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh New Offir Made By Japan Shanghai, Apr. 16. MR. Hachiro Ai-iia the Japanese Foreign Minister, has drawn up five principles for the settlement of Sino-Japa/.ese issues to replace the three principles already submitted to and rejec^d by Nanking. It is not known whether the
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    Culture Move
    65 23  -  Sin Chow Jit Poh Sew Japanese Institutes In China Hongkong. April 16. THE Japanese arc planning to establisn eultuml institutes m each of the provinces of Fukien. Kwangtung and KwangsJ A sum of SI OO. OOO is to be spent as preliminary expenses. The institutes will co-operate with
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    Johore Assizes
    125 23 Session To Open On Sunday Next 'From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. Apr. 15. THE second session tot the year of the Johore Bahru Assizes will open m the Supreme Court here before Mr. Justice J V G. Mills next .Sunday. Besides civil mailers there are six criminal
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    Park For Geneva
    106 23 Gift Of Cehhrattd English Hostess Geneva. IT has been decided that .he sounds of the villa At Geneva which was bequeathed to the Swiss Government by Mrs. Bar: on. the celebrated English hostess of the Lor.Rue of Nations, is to be converted into a public park. The
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    Army Manoeuvres
    54 23 Siamese Chief Of Staff To Attend Them (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok. April. IG. THE British Charge D'Affaires was amonu those who wished boa voyage to the Chief of the General Staff of the Army, who flew cf this morning by the X.L.M. plane for London to attond.
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    INDIANS BEAT S. R. C.
    408 24 Third Division Soccer Singapore. Thursday. Till: Indian Ken-cation Cl«k gained 1 full points m their Third Division match on the BJLC. ground this evening when they beat the latter by the odd (Ml m three. The SJt.C. wonr! their only -,al through penalty ki< k
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    Holiday Yachting Tragedy
    129 24 Holiday Yachting Tragedy Sons Unable To Help Their Fathers London. April 14. TWO fathers were drowned m a noli day yachting tragedy ten miles off Lulwortti Core The yacht Penguin left Weymouth this morning on a pleasure trip with a Leeds man named Chapman and a Cambridge man named Shewring.
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    31 24 Mr. TP. M 'Tiny 1 Lewis, of rugger fame, and formerly of Perak, Is goinp to Kuala Lumpur on transfer He on the staff of the English College In Johorc Bahni
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    Curtis Cup
    265 24 Britain Prepares For Golf International London. EVIDENTLY the ladies' Golf Union in- tends to make a determined effort to win the Curtis Cup from the United States this season. Groat Britain lost the first international with the United States at Wentworth m 1932, when the home team appeared
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    Four Previous Convictions
    122 24 Dt lerrcnt Punishment For Chine* Singapore, Wednesday. CENTENCE of six months' rigorous •J imprisonment and 20 strokes of the rut tan was passed by the Second Magistrate. Mr. T. D. Hughes, on a Cantonese, Son Yong Ann. who was convicted on a charge of theft. The accusi
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    14 24 Mr. and Mrs. I. K'nlock were passengers by th** 'tor, Koing Home on leave.
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    "Diehards" To Meet Combined Team
    83 24 Singapore, Thursday. AN interesting soccer match will be played at the Anson Road Stadium on Saturday at 5.15 p.m. when the Middlesex Regiment, who made such a favourable impression m their opening game, will meet a combined team of Chinese and Malays. The usual charges
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    Border Raids
    93 24  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Chinese Volunteers Active In Manchuria Shanghai, April 15. THE Chinese volunteers hi Manchuria. particularly those m the Hulin and Meishan districts, are again active, raiding military outposts and harassing the mixed Japanese and Manchu kuo garrisons. The Japanese forces along the eastern .section of
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    French Aviators Here
    57 24 Singapore. Wednesday. Tv.'o engineers, Messrs. Drouot and Hoan. of the Air France Commercial Service, which runs the line between Marseilles, Saigon, and Hanoi, are m Singapore staying at the Adelphi Hotel. They have been to Rangoon and are now going back to Hanoi after a study of
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    ROY SMITH BEATEN
    211 24 A. D. Anderson's Triumph Singapore. Thursday A SURPRISE was created m n SCC Spring Tennis Toum-, ment this evening when Roy Smith was defeated by I). Anderson the Championship Singles b\ i,_i 4—6; B—6. C. E. Winter and W. P Fulcm >• w too good for V.
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    32 24 Mr. P. J. Gabriel, the Indian nm will give a recital at the Y.W C Raffles Quay, at 5 30 p.m. on Satu Members of th<> Lotus Club 'and friends are invited.
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