Morning Tribune, 21 April 1936

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. I.— No. 68. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, April 21, 1936. FIVE CENTS.
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    ITALIANS NEARING ADDIS ABABA
    965 1 itriiorits OF HEATH of x ecus PRINCE IN COMMAND? TAKINC Ol CAPITAL DOES \OT END WAR Addis Ababa, Apr. 20. IT U rumoured in Rome (says Renter) that the Negus was killed in the I mutm of the retreat from Quoram and that the Crown Prince
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    GAS WAR CONDEMNED
    126 1 GAS WAR CONDEMNED Geneva. Apr. 20. Mr. Anthony Eden. In an outspoken speech at the League Council, unqualifiedly condemned poison gas being used against a people utterly unprovided with means of defence against it He asked. "How can we b^ confident our own people will not be burned, blinded and
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    THREE DIE IN AIR CRASH
    113 1 German 'Plane Loses Way Berlin. Apr. 17. THREE of a crew of five were killed when a three-engined German military plane crashed and was wrecked in Swiss territory near Bienne. It is explained the machine was ovei Switzerland as it lost its way owing to
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    New Trading Policy In Japan
    150 1 New Trading Policy In Japan Cairo, April 20. JAPAN will shortly pursue a new foreign trade policy, as it is realised that cut throat dumping methods will eventually react against her own trade, stated Doctor Kasama, the Japanese representative in the Japan-Egyp-tian trade negotiations. Rejecting the Egyptian proposals to abolish
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    Defence Of Switzerland
    34 1 Berne. Apr. 20. THE Federal Council has submittec to both Houses of Parliament a Bill requesting a credit of 235,000.000 Swiss Francs for the strengthening of nation- al defences.- Reuter Wireless
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    Chinese Tea
    26 1 Nanking. April 19. The Central Government has drawn Up a scheme for giving relief to the i Chinese tea industry owing to severe iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
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    20 1 THE death is announced of Mr. Louii McHenry Howe. President Roosevelt's secretary and political adviser.irmriiMiriu. i iiii''i"i'!| l iiiiii!ii!iiiiiiiiiiitiiiiniiiiiii! Reuter
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    24 Hours Chaos In Madrid
    205 2 A GENERAL STRIKE Pressure From The leftists Madrid. Apr. 17. TRAFFIC and business s at a standstill in ('on^qupncc of the twentyfoar-hovr genwsJ strike ealipri hv tho Labour f; r'wt. \vh'» are iCßUllldtnff stronger notion l .gnin*t the Fascists. Meanwhile the Cabinet. this morning, declared
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    Central Bank
    147 2 Branch To Be Opened In Canton Hongkong, April 20. j THE Ministry of Finance is contemplating establishing a oianch of the Central Bank at Canton with Mr. Chan Wai Chow as manager. Dollar notes are to be issued to redeem the provincial notes and the silver reserves are
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    The Ranpura
    46 2 Due //i Singapore On May 10 THE P and O. liner Ranpura. whlcii 1 win Aground near Gibraltar on the nut ward voyage, is due at Singapore on Sunday. May 10. Tlu> Naldera is due at Singapore from Hongkong at 10 a.m. on Wednesday.
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    Kra Canal
    138 2 Project Regarded As "Valueless" (By Air Mall.) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, April 8. RUMOURS of a Japanese plan to counterbalance the strategic advantages of Singapore by the construction of a canal through the Isthmus o! Kra in southern Siam have aroused no misgivings in London. It will
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    Dr. Eckener
    111 2 Still In Command Of New "Zepii" Berlin, Apr. 16. DR. ECKENER commands the Hindenburg during her next month's trip to Americas. Dr. Eckener is still awaiting an interview with General Goering, but has seen his deputy, states secretary Milch who is understood to have indicated that present arrangements
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    26 2 H M the King inspected the 3rd Battalion Grenadier Jljjw* 5 JT 1 have just returned after 2 1 years' service in Egypt, at Chelsea Barracks
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    22 2 Mrs. Edith Mills, aged 63, of Blackburn, who was sentenced to death at Lancaster Assizes for the murder of a three-year-old girl.
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    Italy-Albania Loans
    275 2 In Return For More Oil Concessions Tirana. DETAILS of three loans which the Italian Government is making to Albania under the terms of the recently concluded financial and economic agreements are published here. The three loan.s comprise: 1. A loan of 10.000,000 gold francs payable in five yearly
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    North China
    175 2 Japanese 'Planes In Tientsin Shanghai, Apr. 20. GENERAL Nagami has obtained the Japanese Government's appiov.. the permanent stationing of a squadron of 36 'planes in Tientsin under the control of the garrison headquarter He called on General Sung Che Yuen the Hope! governor, on Saturday nigh't and conveyed
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    Britain's Income
    100 2 V1, 7 00, 000 MM For The Years 1934 London, Apr. 6. THE net national income of Great Britain in 1934 was £3,700,000.000. £2,390,000.000 was derived from wages and salaries, rent amounted to million, profits and interest to £780 million and income from abroad £190 million. The number
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    German Minister
    44 2 Lost In Sandstom In Desert THE German Minister, Baron Von Stohrer, was lost in a sandstorm while accompanying the competitors for the Royal Automobile Clubs Annual Race in Baharia Western Desert. The Government has instituted search assisted by Air Force planes. Reuter.
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    39 2 The following have been appointed Deputy Lieutenants for Kent:— Major J. J. Astor, M.P., Lord Cornwallis, Major-General L. G. Drummond. Colonel J. Egginton, Lord Harris, Major H. S. Hatfeild, Lieutenant R. L. M. Lawes, and Brigadier-General P. M. Robinson.
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      30 2 ETHE SOLE GENUINE KOFf PATENT INTRODUCED /Qpf^k, MILLIONS 70 YEARS \if\&^%ia TN USE r AGO yo^^^y to-day See the new displays at all dealers. Sole Agents: Weill MOntOf Ltd. SINGAPORE
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    Unofficials' Silence In Council
    1711 3 A HALF HOUR MEETING No Adjournment Speeches Singapore, Monday. TO-DAY'S meeting of the Straits I Settlements Legislative Council n* i n just half an hour. Ma *fter our new members had taken Atier 1 u Colonia i Secretary the Va vote «f condolence on the ■3*
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      23 3 Law \<ili<*«' For To day Before Mr. Justice Adrian Clark i.i the 2nd Court at 11 a.m. Two Summonses-in-Chambers and one Originating Summons.
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  • Up-To-The Minute Financial News
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      THE LOCAL MARKET
      341 4 THE LOCAL MARKET A Very Dull Day (By Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Monday morning. Rubber (Singapore) Wfa cts., down Ct. Market Tone: Quiet. Tin (Singapore) $102y 8 up To-day's Prices:— London: 7%<L, unchanged. Market Tone: Steady. New York: 16 cts., unchanged. Market Tone: Quiet. London: No market. New York: 46T«
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      COMMODITY PRICES
      74 4 Special London Cable (By Our Financial Correspondent) London, April, 20. THE following: were the closing prices for rubber, tin, gold, silver copra and wolfram: Market tone: steady LONDON RUBBER Spot: 7 2132 (up 132). July-Sept.: 7* 4 (up 1 16). LONDON TIN Spot: £207 July-Sept.: £203*4. LONDON GOLD
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      The Exchanges
      55 4 Yesterday's Closing Prices (By Our Financial Correspondent) London, April, 20. The closing prices were as follows: London— New York Cross Rate 4.94' 8 (unchanged). London-Paris: 74 15 16 (up 132). London— Amsterdam 7.28 Vi London— Hongkong: Is. 3 13|16d. (unchanged). mmmmmm «rMP*» ii« i 'i<«"«"» l| M| illi
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      LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCK PRICES
      243 4 •New York prices quoted in U.S. currency. The above are dealers' middle prices; jobbers margins, brokerage and stamp duty are not included. ..nlillllll nlllllUHI'Jt'llllalllllllMlMl.,.. ...HIHI |U|lWHl!|UMl'l|;!| •I' l'!|"|':|ll|ll|l!|l!|jl||l|ll|ll|MlM|ll|lH't|M|ll|H London, April 20, 6.30 p.m. Share of £1 denomination unless Previously Yesterday Rise or fall. 107U,
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      25 4 SOI 1 11 BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated in New Zealand) Fire, Marine, Motor and Workmen's Compensation. W. J. DEXTER, Manager. OFFICE 2, FINLATSON GREEN.
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      151 4 NOTICE PATHE (MALAYA) LIMITED In Voluntary Liquidation NOTICE is hereby given in pursuance of Section 223 of Ordinance No. 155 (Companies) that a general meeting of the members of the above-named Company will be held at the offices of the Liquidator, No. 2f19, Orchard Road, Singapore on Thursday the 28th
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      73 4 l The freshness of the garden is to be found in every tin of BLUE BIRD Ist choice Green Peas. Carefully selected, and canned immediately after plucking, they retain a natural flavour that evokes the highest praise from all who have tried them. Messrs. Thye Hin Co., Messrs. Lee Kheng
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    FRASER & CO.'S SHARE LIST
    1151 5 FRASER CO.'S SHARE LIST Singapore, Monday, 5 p.m. Borers. Seller* Austral Malay <£) 58 6 59 6 Ayer Hitam (55.) M .6 15|3 Aver Weng ($1) 167^ 175 BanrA(£) W 1«J Batu Selangor <$1> .89 93cd Chenderiang "I" «l; Hitam Tin (50 cts.) 51 .54cd Hong Fatt ($1) -W 94
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    First Since 1930
    420 5 Deutsche Bank Pays 4 Per Cent. Berlin, Apr. 13. THE Deutsche Bank and Discontogesellschaft, the largest of the privately owned German banks, is to resume dividends with a payment of 4 per cent, for 1935 on the Rm. 130.000,000 share capital. The previous distribution was for 1930,
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      15 5 •J* A I i 1 I M o ion r.\io AoAntc l f I •j
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      228 5 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements). SUCCFSSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD., THE HO HONG BANK, LTD.. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK. LTD. CAPITAL: Authorised 540.000.000.00 Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE: CHINA BUILDING. CIUTLIA STREET, SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH: 458. VOWTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee Swee Cheng.
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    A MUSICAL SHOW
    253 6 Arias In "On Wings Of Song" THE entire musical range is given free rein in Grace Moore's new film, "On Wings of Song," a Columbia picture which opens at the Capitol to-night, for popular semi-classic, classic and operatic numbers are included in the score. Miss Moore, whose
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    40 6 Barry Trivers will join Eddie Welch on the script ol Paiamount's "Big Broadcast of 1937." This is t'ne third "Big Broadcast" production and will use the choice of Parainount's entire contract list 01 players. Lewis Gensler will produce the picture.
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    ASSEA DRAMA AT ALHAMBRA
    217 6 ASSEA DRAMA AT ALHAMBRA Jean Harlow As Brunette THE sea, man's last unconquered frontier, is once more the background for the vital beauty of Jean Harlow. With Spencer Tracy as her leading man, she appears in Metro-Golchvyn-Mayer's "Riffraff." opening at the Alhambra to-night. It is a story of the primitive
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    28 6 Ronald Colman, who is at his best in "The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo," an amusing film which has its premiere at the Pavilion to-night.
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    COLMAN AT PAVILION
    250 6 New Show Opens To-night THE circumstances of a man riskiim few francs at a baccarat table and running them into a fortune of 10,000,000 francs may seem a bit fantastic to persons It doesn't seem In the least improbable however, to Ronald Colman. starred 20th Century's newest
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      109 6 TO-DAY'S MEMORABLE EVENT Hi ma i AFiroL II II c n i S 1 OPENING AT SPECIAL MATINEE 3.15 GRACE MOORE The (iolden-voiced star of "ONE NIGHT OP^ LOVE" i brings another great Entertainment to the Screen I mm lox ui^p. J i SSL oi so\i, I Produced by COLUMBIA.
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    35 7 'Marlene Dietrich has suggested to P,r»mount that she and Chanes Boyer be Xwed to make the French as well ?he English version cf I Loved a Sold^" their current picture. Both ayers' French without accent
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    15 7 ,-onp from "KMTraff st:ir» -m- lean Htlow, which opens at the Al- c nambra to-night.
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    72 7 Frances Lanffford. radio contralto in Walter Wangcrt "Palm Springs." is credited with the smallest waist in pictures, the measurement being a scant 21 inches. John Halliday will travel 14,000 miles to go fishing, according to plans he has revealed As soon as he finishes his part in Desire with Marlene
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  • CINEMA DIARY
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      PAVILION
      42 7 TO-NIGHT:— "The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo", with Ronald Colman and Joan Bennett. Added attraction:— "Wings Over Everest." Joan Bennett, who plays opposite Ronald Colman at the Pavilion in "The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo."
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      CAPITOL
      24 7 TO-NKiiiT: Grace Moore in "On Wings of Song." Graef Moore, now appearing at the Capitol in "On Wings of Song", a musical romance.
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      ALHAMBRA
      12 7 TO-NlG HT: Riffr lir with Jean Har Jo and Spencer Tracy.
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      MARLBOROUGH
      8 7 TO-NIGHT:— "A Country Gentleman", a Cantonese comedy.
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      ROXY
      12 7 NI H II T One Exciting Adventure'' m "Jane Eyre." I
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      ROYAL
      16 7 TO-NIGHT:— "Subhadra Haran." I l I I I I I I I I I |.!Uilii|:iltilii|i!ln|i!|rli'|M|ti|iiiii|ii|:j'J
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      22 7 «•<■-. TO^MGHT 9.15 MARLBOROUGH '"MORROW «tStt^ th/S "THE SPHINX" Cantonese Comedy and "A COUNTRY "HORSE <• EVTLEHLI PLAY" Matinees: SAT. and SUN. at 2.15.
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      169 7 All the Press critics agree that it is one of the most enjoyable films I they have seen for some time. Here are extracts from their glowing y reviews 1 "A gay, romantic comedy which is one of the most enjoyable pictures i I have seen" —DAILY MIRROR, i "A
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    Mise Of 1,000,000 Armenians
    457 8 HUNTED LIKE BEASTS Return To Dark Ages London. SOMETHING of the misery, often ending in suicide, which is being suffered by the world's refugees, of whom there are at present more than a million, was described at a "Refugee Lunch" here. Ifaitre J. L. Rubinstein, a
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    Charging Lion
    145 8 Hunter's Gun Jams At Crucial Moment Outjo. South West Africa. Apr. 10. A HUNTER named Cloete, of Niens Oos, has had a narrow escape from being killed by a wounded lion. So has his dog. Man and dog followed the lion's spoor. The dog at last spotted the
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    39 8 Several well-known people were on board the "Winchester Castle when she ran aground off the South Coast of England recently. Above, from left to right, are: Capt. Wood, LadyLindsay-Hogg, Lady Earle, the Comte de Limar and Sir Lionel Earle.
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    Family Weds Family
    76 8 Ypres An exceptionally "family affair" mass wedding has been solemnised in St. Martin's Cathedral, Ypres. Four couples were married together. Of these, four were children of M. Vanoverberghe and three were children of M. Smagghe-Coffyn. Two Vanoverberghe daughters and their brother married two SmaggheCoffyn boys and their
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    60 8 Several wagons of a goods train were derailed at Hertford (North) railway station. A train of empties from Ferme Park, London, N., and a goods train from Peterborough to King's Cross were being shupted on adjacent lines when one of the wagons fouled the rails. As a result about 20
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    BLACK SHIRT PROTEST
    337 8 Fascist Attack On Jews £JIR Oswald Mosley, leader of the British Union of Fascists, has written to Sir John Simon, the Home Secretary, asking him to make clear certain passages in his statement in the House of Commons on Jews and Fascists. The passages upon which Sir
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      91 8 J THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED. Incorporated In the Straits Settlements) FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR, ACCIDENT WORKMEN'S COMPEN- j SATION INSURANCE UNDERTAKEN. j J FULL PARTICULARS AND RATES APPLY, t ltiD CECIL STREET L. G. JOHNSON, General Manager. j iiiil< ilii ilt> t ■iil iliili'lii|ii-i iiii iniiiiuiMiiiniMiiiiMitiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiniiji J SILVER IS
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      64 8 SUN TALKIE HALL 7.15 TO-NIGHT 9.30 p.m. Warner Bros.' De Luxe Musical Show. w FLIRTATION WALK M with DICK POWELL and RUBY KEELER. Illllllllllllll: I I I I I I I I I. i|ll|ll|ll|n|:i|l,| lllll'lllllllllllll|;illlltllll|:illllllllllllllllll|'i||||i|||lUi|tl|||||||M|ll|ll|ll|M||||M||||||||||ii| J J I TEA DANCES I Every Tuesday, Thursday j v And Saturday +vS NIGHT
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    Clever Berlin Swindlers
    323 9 ENGLISHMAN TRICKED 'Diamonds Of Glass Berlin. English businessman who is staying witli his wife a( i Berlin hotel has been swindled by international confidence tricksters. < f or the cleverness of his wife, lost a small fortune. WELL THOUGHT OUT i hi mi* While the Friedrlch Stias.se.
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    28 9 will be advertised short.Aircraft Components. Limited. taking over a business of Ifle and is stated to be one or "Pal manufacturers of aircraft r in the British Empire.
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    Traffic Signals
    250 9 Transport Ministry's Design t London. Apr. 15. TRAFFIC on the Victoria Embankment at the Junction with Northumberland Avenue .'will shortly be brought under the control of automatic light signals operated by a special method designed by the Ministry of Transport. Signals will also be erected at fhe junction
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    German Wriers
    204 9 To #r Deprived Of Their Nationality Berlin. Apr. 15. /I LIST is published here of 25 authors. i. journalists, artists, and others who are to share the fate of Pjofeawr Einstein In being deprived of their German nationality and having then property confiscated. They include Arnold Zweig. the
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    28 9 The Bishop af Kockhampton (Australia) handing children oranges and lemons after the annual "Oranges and Lemons" Service at St. Clement Danes Church, in the Strand. (Air Mail picture).
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    In Australia
    204 9 Work Of Manchester Melbourne, Apr. 15. THE Manchester trade mission, headed by Sir Ernest Thompson, has arrived here and conferred with members of the Melbourne Chamber of Commerce. •.epresentatives of Australian expo.v ;ers expressed high appreciation of Manchester's support, instancing butter purchases, which had increased in five years
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    First Autograph
    182 9 Freddie Bartholomew Obliges Chicago, Apr. 10. POH the Brat time In his life, Mr. r jimmv Walker, former Mayor of New Yo* has asked for an autograph. It all happened when he met Freddie BarthlS. the British child film hlv riven away thousands of his own LShM- time,
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    ENGLISH ART BOOM
    424 9 High Prices In London London. HKiH prices for paintings are being paid in London just now. Four Turner drawings were sold at Christies auction moms on tlie same dav for 1,449 guineas (£1,521). One of Mirrn. of tb*> Rhine at Obenvesel. fetched 600 guineas. Mil LAIS PICTURES
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    Coins With Top
    111 9 SSSiS aSSr m 345 year- «o. It^s the onlv instance of the top hat r..<-r.iviiv such a distinction. ie A rare James the Blxth £20 piece ol i«s7fi tched no i a1 the same auction. a Malcolm the Fourth, 1158 penny, a ereat raritv. realised £70. while
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    18 9 A German Rold-prospector. Ludwls. Schmidt, has boon hanged at Rabaulfor the murder of three natives of Ne* Guinea
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    The MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Tuesday, Apr. 21, 1936. THE SILENT COUNCILLORS
    313 10 The MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Tuesday, Apr. 21, 1936. THE SILENT COUNCILLORS COMMENTING the other day on the Johore State Council, we stated that as a means of eliciting interesting opinions on a variety of subjects it compared very favourably with the legislative body of the Straits Settlements. Yesterday the Legislative
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    AROUND MALAYA
    577 10 THE Kinta Swimming Club of Ipoh was officially opened during the Eastei holidays under very happy circumstances, His Highness the Sultan of Pcrak performing the opening ceremony before a gathering as large as it was representative of all communities. The j establishment of the pool is indeed an
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    42 10 The new Heston "Phoenix"; reputed to be the quietest British aeroplane. A machine of this type is being used by Mr. C. J. Melrose, the young Australian airman, who arrived in Singapore yesterday morning and took off in the afternoon for Sourabaya.
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    PERSONALITIES
    196 10 Mr. J. Addison, State Forest Officer, Tapah, has arrived in Teluk Anson on duty. Mr. H P. Bryson. M.C., M.C.S.. is now Acting as Assistant Adviser, Kedah, as well as Assistant State Treasurer. Mr. P. A. B. McKerron. M.CS, Asst. Adviser and Superintendent of Prisons, Kedah, "has left for
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    Radio Liseners Of The Empire
    481 11 lETTERSFROM MALA YA 8.8.C/S 60,000 Corresponden ts London. CIXTY thousand letters have been received by the British Broadcasting Corporation from oeople scattered throughout the British Empire, including many from Malaya, expressing their appreciation of the programmes which arc broadcast daily from London. Many of the
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    Dionne Babies
    124 11 Father's Appeal To Pop? CaUandar, Ontario. NOT only has Mr. Oliva Diomie, father of the quintuplets, written to the King oleading fov the "return" of his five daughters, but ha has also appealed to the Pope. The Pope has now replied that although he is greatly interested In
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    "Rugger Tackle"
    111 11 He Way Standing On Railway Line Biooir.xburg. U3 A Apr. 10 A DEAF man walking down the middle of the railway line was saved ironi death here by tin surprise ol ms me A flying "Rugger" tackle from behind hurled him out of the way as a goods
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    53 11 Mr. J. D. Parsons, who lately returned to England from St. Helena, wnere he was Electrician of the Eastern Telegraph Company's station, left lor Gibraltar on Apr. 9 to lake utD a similar appoiiitme.it as the company's E;ecuician at that station. Ke is the second son Oi Mr. V. D.
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    33 11 The finish of the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race at Mortlake. The light Blues were winners for the thirteenth year in succession, coming in five lengths ahead of their rivals. (Air Mail Photo).
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    THE DUCE AS BUTCHER
    155 11 Former Employer Dies Geneva. NICOLAS DE PAULIS, pork butcher and former employer of Mussolini, has been buried In Lausanne. De Paulis engaged the Duce as a delivery boy in 1906 when he was 21 years old and had ju.st been expelled from Geneva for hi.s Socialist
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      78 11 Creme De Laitue Fillet of S?langin Brevale Chicken Spatchcock French Beans Straw Potato Cold Meat and Salad Vemicelli Pudding and Stewed Prunes Cheese. Fruit, Coffe? Try Our SPECIALTIES. rtnr<s n'Opuvrps Varies "Capitol" Hakod Alasca A Choice of Over 100 other dishes. Phone 4906. iiiiiitiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiii i I i> i i
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    A "CROOKED GAME FARE: MLOURNG NEW DE MODERN WARENDS: A TROYER
    215 12 A "CROOKED GAME FARE: MLOURNG NEW DE MODERN WARENDS: A TROYER Miss Gracie Fields, the famous comedienne, kicked off in a charity football match at Upton Park, London, between members of the Press and boxers. (Air Mail Photo). An autogiro landing on Salisbury Plain during dem<.n>tr; autogiros co-<»i>erai )f modern
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    WRINKLES: THE CAUSE AND CURE
    706 14  - WRINKLES: THE CAUSE AND CURE Greta Cumming By UTII AT are wrinkles? To most of us they are a sign of age, creeping on slowly but surely, and to me it is why most women dread the sign of a line on their faces. Women may become sallow, flaky, muddy
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    HAIR IS WORN HIGH
    291 14 HAIR IS WORN HIGH HAIR is up off the ears these days, so once again a serious problem confronts many women who wish to keep in step with fashion. Ears are not as innocent as they would appear on casual observation. Ears have a little story all their own to
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    24 14 Dark lashes tipped with bronze mascara are lovely and glamorous for evening occasions. This is particularly effective if your eyes and hair are dark.
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    18 14 A teaspoonful of astringent lotion, in cold water, makes an iiivigoratini; morning rinse and should be used daily.
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      163 15 LUGGAGE LL CARRIER S SINGAPORE CARRIER CO.i Booking Baeeace Agenta for— Blue Funnel Line I me n d Line BJ.S.N Co^ Ltd., fie, f c. jr.. i JGGAGE call Union Bldg. S V HAIRDRESSER v*. Marcelle j l > wPkl^^^B SX^ he Best Add- »»ss for modern J 35 Stamford
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      354 15 I A TO! ICIYIS I siioppinc; GLlDfi: I CURIOS CHINESE NEW SHIPMENT ARRIVED Please come to have a visit Beautiful assorted colours. Porcelain tea sets. Pewterware, Silk underwear lind: Linen bed spread. Dinner cloths, Handkerchiefs. Ivory goods, Mahjong sets New design camphor wood chests and curios, etc. Soon Joo Cov.
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      273 15 STATIONER iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:niriiiiiiiiiiiuiniiiiiiiiiiMin»iiiitiLiiU'ii A NOVEL BARGAIN 7'6d. and 3 6d. novels to be cleared at .10 CTS. EACH. Limited copies available E. M. GLOVER Co. 9, The Arcade, Singapore. il'lllll li;|ll|[||ll|:l| !!:L|!||ll|ll|:i|:il.l|ljlU»U|!.|'lJtl|ll|HlllJUI.IIIIII! EYES i_____ I Qualified Eye Specialists. Eye Examinations. Eyeglasses. Exclusively. Phone 3002. GRAMOPHONES i COLUMBIA GRAMOPHONES and RECORDS J
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      228 15 CHEMIST EPHEDROL FOR CATARRH HAYFEVFR AND COLDS Ephodrol comes liko a breath of froth air to clear away all congestion and stuffiness. Obtainable at all Chemists j and Stores. Agents. FEDERAL DISPENSARY LTD., (Inc. in F.M.S.) I 8, Raffles Place, j Singapore. TAILOR Fresh stocks of English Suitings and Shirtings
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    THE HARBOUR
    19 16 Mr. and Mrs. C. F. F. Wearne arrived by the Gorgon, after a holiday spent in Australia.
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    70 16 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE KEPPEL HARBOUR Main Wharf: Lch. Lucifer. Lch. Dolpbi Lch. Klttiwake, Tug Pentower, Pat. WBt. Sweet. VESSELS IX DRY DOCKS Keppel Harbour No. 1 Dock: Ki.stna. Godown Gate N Rohna 22 Cremcr 20 Anhui 20 Xieuv. Zeeland 18 Myrmidon 13
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    Raffles Hotel
    131 16 THE following visitors to Singapore are registered ai Raffles Hotel:— Mr. A H. Adams Kuala Lumpur Mr p. t. Regesta, Mr. A. J. de Witt' Mr. Konnedv. Mrs. and Mr. Dewey W Smith, from Batavia, Mr. R. C. Lebper Mrs Thomns Bandon. Mrs. S A Sears Mr. and
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    81 16 Orders for three ships have t>een ceived by Short Brothers, of Sunder land. England. One is to *h a steamer of 8.200 tons Newcastle owners; another a steam? of 7,500 tons, also for Newcastl owners; and the third a motor-ship Oj 5.000 tons for London owners. Two ox the ships
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      464 16 SI? iTI^H ND Tonnn^e S'pore. Tonnase S'pore. BEHAB 6.000 Apr. 22 SOMALI 6.810 July 1 CHITRAL 15 000 Apr. 21 NALDERA 16.000 July 3 SOUDAN fi.500 May 6 KALSAP-I-HIND 11.500 July H RANPURA 17.000 May 8 BANGALORE 6.000 July 30 RAWALPINDI 17.000 May 22 RAJPUTANA 17.000 July 31 BURDWAN 6.070
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      151 16 MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Karimon (Tong Heng> 9 a.m T&ndjong Pinan- (Noembingi 9 a.m Pengerang (Aik Scon> B a.m Ceylon (Pren. Hayes 11 a.r.i TYengganu, (generally), Besut, Dan gun Romanian and Kemasek (Hong Ho> 2 p.m, ':n t c\v Zealand (Nieuw Zeolandt 2.30 a.m BengkaUs and l nboean Bilik Fbrt de
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      24 16 Mail Delivered The mail despatched from Singai 1 or. Mar. 27 by the Corfu was delivered I in London on Apr. 18 <22 days).
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    News Of The Day
    41 17 I! Mr IT I Kootes. the motor-car magnate, and his son, Geoffrey, left Singapore yesterday by the Katori Maru, bound for Hongkong. r i i i i i i i > mum mn i i i **********11 I
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      241 17 BI'RXS PIIILP LINE. (Incorporated in Australia) NEXT SAILINGS. MARELLA May 28 June 3 Special cheap round trip tickets from Singapore to Australia Issued at the following rates. First Class passengers may transfer at Singapore, Brisbane, Sydney or Mel bourne to the connecting KP.M. Vessel. mmM BRISBANE SYDNEY return $642.86 Ist
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      444 17 H^ /m T() FRENCH PORTS V\ I J HOMEWARDS. V CAP VARELLA For MarseUles, Nantes, St. Nazalre Bordeaux May 2 DALNY For Marseilles, Havre, Antwerp Dunkirk May 5 DESIRADE For Marseilles, Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux May 29 t S D'ENTRECASTEAUX For Marseilles, Havre, Antwerp Dunkirk June 4 OUTWARDS (from Marseilles).
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    Woman And Her Farmer Lover
    1137 18 THE JUDGES DISBELIEF Dismissal Of Claim 'TPHIS decision means (hat I am financially ruined," exclaimed an attractive 36-year-old brunette, after losing an action Lewes Assizes against the estate of a 65-year-old farmer who, she admitted, had at one time been her lover. While declaring that
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    RICH GIRL'S HEARSE
    553 18 Riddle Of Death In Gorge Llanrwst, Denbigh. IN life, the pridg of a wealthy young woman, a sports car that held the secret of her death in a mountain stream near here carried her body to the grave. Then the car was smashed to pieces with sledge
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      31 19 M.-(i.-M.'s Grandest Musical Triumph 1 ht> famous Sinsin ff stars of "NAUGHTY MARIETTA" JEANETTE MacDONALD and NELSON EDDY W "ROSE MARIE" the famous Musical hit. Opens at the CAPITOL May sth.
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      33 19 CAPITOL. Opening APRIL 27th v ji^^l v -^y« '^^HRBHr ■^MBmSc- > 3St^B '\\J^^^L^ rrr J| A^^^Btfc- :x ••^> v .\fl pT;: v i'iiiii iii'rf™^^ .'r* JHL M L S I C A L iUi>. i
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      981 19 iON THE RADIO m (Semprinl). Smiling Spv'ngtime (Hanns .|i 111 111 I* V lohr). Dangerous to Tx>ve (Lawnhurst). llrillfcH I' Dimmi sempre di si (Culotta). AdioJ i8 k .««iilllllt k tMadriguera). CastiUiana (Pana). I'rOSjr Greenwich Time Signal at 11.50 p.m. ftS G IBM metr^ 020 am Closedown .no I^o frol
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      747 19 to the All-India Cricket Team, given 6.20 p.m. Musical selections, by the combined Empire Societies. 6.50 p.m. Nirom news bulletin. Speeches by the Rt. Hon. Viscount Hail- 7.10 p.m. Herman Finch and his |.sham, President of the M.C.C., and the Orchestra. I Maharaj of Vmanamam, Captain of 8 p.m. Talk
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    Wild Goldfinch
    240 20 Plaistow Dealer Fined London, Apr. 20. IT West Ham Police Court George Robertson, man and wife, carrying on business as bird dealers under the name of G. and F. Robertson, at Balaam Street, Plaistowe, were summoned for having in their possession for sale a goldfinch other than a
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    Story Of Crash
    168 20 "Expected Help To Come Quickly" London, Apr. 20. 1 VERDICT of "Death from misadven- ture" was returned at the inquest, resumed at Southampton on the bodies of Sergeant Walter Job. 34, of Amesbury. and Aircraftman Cyril Adolphus Tregannon Bickham. 23. of Bodmin, who lost their lives when
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    365 20 Judge And "Immoral Consideration" London, Apr 20. THE hearing was concluded at th Sussex Assizes at Lewes of an in which Mrs. Muriel Phillips Regent Street, Cambridge, sued mi Gertrude Mary Furze, of Eastbourn? as administratrix of the estate of he father, Sidney John Furze, a farmer fn
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    67 20 T'hf Minister for the Union of South Africa In The Hague opened rc°: t y an exhibition of South African products, including wines, fruit, and minerals, at the Carlton Hotel In Amsterdam. Amonp; the exhibits are models of the Cullinan diamond and other diamonds which were cut several years ago
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      5 20 €> CHADIIF haplin! -Modern Times r°:»
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      49 20 fr I I l l lll l l''l l| l'i|i!|ii|ii|ii|ii|!f|ii|ii|il|ii|' I |ii|;!g;i|ii|ittti|l!|( |il| |i(|l'| l|"l"|itt;i|iif;ioi'l"|H|H|iitll|n|"t'il^l 1 I 1 I I I I I ANCHOR B^\\ W^^ W^^ W^m l^J/ Bi^^ 11^ lit J' Brewed and bottled in Sinsrapore by the ARCHIPELAGO BREWERY CO.,*LTD. SOLE AGENTB: SIME, DARBY CO>, LTD.
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      420 20 o.\ mi; iiaiho (Continued from page 19) 620p m Concert of Light Music 7.20 pm. News in English. 7.35 p.m. Concert of Light Music (continued) 8.20 p.m. Close DJB, DJN (Germ Engl 825 p.m. Call DJA, DJB, DJN (Germ., Engl.). German Folk Song. 8.30 p.m. Greetings to our Listeners. 835
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      435 20 9.30 p.m. Economic and social talk by M Oualid. 9.40 p.m. Colonial news. C.50 p.m. Concert directed by M. Henri Toma.si. M. Passani (pianist). 11.15 p.m. Exchange rates. End of transmission. Z. 11. .1. I'enang 49.33 metres (6.080 kcs) TO-DAY 7.00 p.m. Time Signal. 7.03 p.m. Day's Programme. 7.08 p.m.
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    "Philosophy Of Rotary"
    1175 21 BETTER THAN POLITICS Jewish Leader's Appeal Singapore, Monday. US ;U V i. fe-Uns. hatred, enmity. (UIS °.p« ami :X dissent and inS^t the KotMJ luncheon at !^yp»H^^iKoofGanlento. **jL anv pohiual system n<>r any JSm S H > l economy would r the world he declared, but The
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    11 21 Miss Constance Wearne, who returned to Singapore yesterday on the Gorgon.
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    54 21 H E the Governor has appointed Mr. C J Parker, M.C., to act as Director of Public Works, S.S., and Director of Civil Aviation. He hus also been appointed temporarily an official member of the Executive Council of the Straits Settlements during the absence on leave of the Hon. Mnjor
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    The Singapore Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Assn.
    80 21 Singapore, Monday noon. Buyers. Sellers. No. I.X.R.S.S. in cases (FOB. April) 26 15 16 27 116 Good F.A.Q. in cases YfO.B. April. 26 1316 2615 16 No. I.X.RS.S. (Spot-loose) (awardable S'Dore) 26^ I do. MayJune 27»/ 8 27*4 do. July Sept. 27»i 27%
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      156 21 To-day In Singapore HIGH TIDES— IO.3O a.m.. 10.30 p m FOOTBALL— S A. FA. League, Div. I, R.A.F. v. R. A.. Anson Road Stadium; Div 11. R.A. II v. R A.0.C.. Changi; Com. Cup, F. and N. v. S.H.B F. and N. POLICE BAND:— Performance, Telok Ayer, 5.30 p.m. CAPITOL:—
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    Appeal In Perjury Case
    1093 22 JUDGMENT TO-DA Y Last Stage In Cinema Row Singapore, Monday. THE appeal of Mr. Walter Denis Lambert, manager of the Pavilion Theatre, who was convicted fhs W» Perjury, on Feb. in. by the then District Judge Mr n. A. Forrer, and sentenced to nine weeks simple
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    33 22 Dr Malcolm Sargent has been enpaged by the Australian Broadcasting Commission to conduct a .series of orchestral concerts in Australia. He will leave England for thai purpose in July, returning early in December.
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    PALESTINE RIOTS Emergency Laws
    233 22 PALESTINE RIOTS Emergency Laws Jerusalem, Apr. 19 A SERIOUS situation has cU-yei onM A Jaffa where Arab and Jewish i U necessitated in the Police making h charges. It is reported that some iboti fired resulting in several doatlis military had to fcp called In. According to Jewish lourcei h.
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    Dutch Conscripts To Be Released
    54 22 The Hague, Ap. 2 THE 4.000 infantry conscripts i retained in service owing to thi ternaUonal situation may go home c. iurlough on April 18. after the etfa month of service pending the embody:... o[ the new conscripts who were called up at the end
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    1361 23 WORK OF THE W MISSION Annual Meeting Held Sinfrnpon*. M° ntJ ay. thxT Btt*H»J MM Governor T Tk keen inlerest in 5; M A ,,rk Which is "rin ff carried n hv the Missions to Se:;m«-n m shown bv the foreword meetin? yesterday. I \-%"°nm'-" t
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    Penal Code
    127 23 Old Rumanian Code Changed Bucharest, Apr. 14, THE new United Penal Code, which will come into force on Jan. 1, 1937, was promulgated by the King in the presence of his Ministers and of distinguished members of the legal profession It will take the place of the old
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    R. R. I. Director
    252 23 Appointment Of Mr. H. J. Page WE arc officially informed that HE. the Hi^h Commissioner, after taking the advice of the London Advisory Committee for Rubbrr Research (Ceyloii ■and Malaya >. has appointed Mr. H. J. Page to be Director of the Rubber Research Institute in
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    100 23 THE Muslim Messenger" is the latest in the list of Singapore's several magazine and publishing ventures. As the title indicates this new magazine is primarily a religious journal but it also contains interesting information articles of general interest to the MusA feature of this new pubication h
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      33 23 "*lfck For Mr h|4 n^w W§m IS RACKETS W~i ?2f RFSTRINGING |Y Tiiorp is only RELIABLE I QUEEN'S Phone Telegrams *wii 76 34 "Tennis" M«lish t Australian American <JUt, only used. No other.
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      93 23 GREAT EASTERN LIFE I that in a period of little more than a quarI (1) built up a larse business all over Asia; I "in the countries where it does busiI (4) made the features of its policies in every I way equal to those of the most advanced VERY
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      CHERRINGTON BEATEN
      158 24 Anderson Other Finalist? Singapore, Monday. N. S. WISF. who has been playing the best trnnis of Mi career in recent open to urn amends, went a step further tmrftfdl retaining the singles championship title at the S.CC to-day when he defeated E. C. Cherrin ton in a semi-final
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      TERROR DEFEAT S.C.C. SECOND
      81 24 Singapore, Monday. IN a friendly football match on the S.CC padang this evening the men of H M.S. Terror defeated an S.CC. second XI by a goal to nil scoring early in the game in a raid in the centre. The club played a fair game
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    Penang Extra Meeting
    378 24 Handicaps For Second Day 'From Our Own Correspondent) Penang. Monday. THE following are the handicaps foi the Second Day of the Penang Turf Club's Extra Meeting to be run in Pennnp on Wednesday. Horses Class 111 Div. 1-6 furs. Songland 9.0. The Warrior 8.11. Buccaneci 8.9. Glenarrow
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    London Tin
    131 24 Market Supplies Now Freer London, Apr. 20. rE belief that tin is now coming to Britain more freely than for some time past is borne out by the weekly stocks figures In U. K* Warehouses, which are 558 tons, are increase of 116 tons compared with last week.
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    16 24 The rubber crop of the Bukit Katil Rubber Estates, Ltd., for last month was 17.045 lb.
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    WIGHTMAN CUP
    89 24 U.S. Women's Team For Wimbledon New York, Apr. is. THE United States Lawn Tennis Association has selected the following to represent America in the Wightman Cup Competition to be played at Wimbledon on June 12 and 13. Miss Helen Jacobs. Miss C. Babcnck. Mrs. Fabyan. Mrs. Van Ryn.
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    Silver Market
    174 24 Sino-American Agrn m^ Foreshadowed London. Apt 20 nINANCIERS here are incline ri ,0 thi- that the Sino-American discussi referred to last week are likely to rest in America agreeing to buy from Chi and she will thus be able to s requirements of the Silver Purcha m more
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      30 24 M^ ••'••••Illlllllllll I I Illltlllllllll till |ll|!l|lltl M M.C.-M.s (Grandest Musical Triumph os i: ma it 1 1: with JLANETTE MacDONALI) and NELSON EDDY Opens at the CAPITOL May sth.
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      121 24 SEE L FOR YOURSELF HOW ffi] Specialisation has produced a British car that defies competition 'j^y*^BiiTigMß^x9BslKftjfc>^W^^lßßig^g^^g^gMßp i? )the new I^HJyWKJSJTix e s Z J (SERIES II) »t -A Engine and chassis entire- Smith Jackall hydraulic •Artistic and practical ly redesigned throughout. built-in jack*. instrument panel with par- All passengers are
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