Morning Tribune, 5 June 1937
1937-06-05
1
24
https://www.nlb.gov.sg
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/browse/morningtribune
Morning Tribune
-
Title Section14 1937-06-05 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. 2.— No. 106. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, June «V 1937. FIVE CENTS.14 words
-
Article109 1937-06-05 1 CITY OF RABAUL DESTROYED AND ISOLATED TIDAL WAVE CAUSES HAVOC IN HARBOUR Shanghai, June 4. DABAUL, the chief port of New Guinea, was destroyed by earthquake and tidal wave, says a cable from the Sydney agent of Mollers Limited, a Shanghai firm of shipowners. The messageReuter - 109 words
-
Article194 1937-06-05 1 But Confidence Is London, June 4. k FRANTIC rush to dishoard gold over n the weekend led to the staggering amount of 1493 bars, valued at £4,200,000 sterling, being offered m the market today the authorities buying all except 250 bars which were taken on arbitrageReuter - 194 words
-
Article65 1937-06-05 1 Compromise Regarded As Washington, June 4. possibility of compromise In the bill for the reorganisation of th<* supreme Court is indicated after a conjerence at the White House by Benator Robinson, leader of the dempcrat'.:: majority m the Senate. Kobinson said the bill will be passed .//wardReuter - 65 words
-
Article109 1937-06-05 1 Assurance To Commons By Chancellor London, June 3. IN the House of Commons this afternoon I the Chancellor was asked to give the same assurance as was given by his predecessor that Britain would not return to the gold standard system until he was satisfied thatBritish Official Wireless - 109 words
-
Article99 1937-06-05 1 Government Forms An Informal Body AN informal advisory committee of five has been formed to advise the Government on questions relating to tride The members of the committee are: The Commissioner of Customs and Excise (Hon. Mr. W. D. Barron), chairman; The Resitrar-General of Statictlcs (Mr. H. North99 words
-
Article50 1937-06-05 1 General Sir Charles Harington, the Governor of Gibraltar, and Lady Harington have returned there from Cannes, where the Governor had been on short leave. M. Munters, the Latvian Foreign Minister has accepted an invitatijn from M. Litvinoff, the Soviet Commissar for Foreign Affairs, to pay an official visit to Moscow.50 words
-
Article79 1937-06-05 1 New Measures Adopted In China Shanghai, June 4. AFTER yesterday's meeting, the Military Reorganisation Committee will waste no time m carrying out different measures of military reform. It is reported that the North-eastern Army will m future be divided into five separate armies, each consisting of two divisions.Sin Chew Jit Poh - 79 words
-
Article36 1937-06-05 1 Certificates To Be Presented FE Inspector General of Police S.S., Mr. Onraet, will present over a hundred certificates to members of the St. John's Ambulance Corps at the Police Depot at 9 a.m. to-day.36 words
-
Article30 1937-06-05 1 Mr. A. Carpmael has been elected Master of the Armourers' and Brasier&' Company, with Mr. F. H. Boyer as Upper Warden and Mr. K. G. Stacy Hatfield as Renter Warden.30 words
-
Article175 1937-06-05 1 Children s Crying Leads To Tind (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, June 4. THE incessant howling of little children for hours on end led to the shocking discovery of a triple tragedy m a squatters' hut m a kampong at the sixth mile near the175 words
-
Article, Illustration41 1937-06-05 1 "Coronation" (No 6200), the first of the new L.M.S. streamlined locomotives, was completed at the L.MtfS. works at Crewe. The speed of this new locomotive, with its modern streamlining. U thnnrht to be greater than any of its predecessors. Topical PressTopical Press - 41 words
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement38 1937-06-05 1 ON OTHER PAGES S Page I I Loading Lorries 2 i i companies Ban 3 l Soccer Notes 21 S Home Cricket 22 S Local Soccer 23 1 S.C.C Cricket 23 I Boxing 24 k I Races 2438 words
-
Advertisement40 1937-06-05 1 KLIM c^gg POWDERED MILK p* v^ ■BM PUT KLIM IN YOUR PANTRY AND BE ASSURED OF A NEVER FAILING SOURCE OF SUPPLY— SAFE, CONVENIENT AND PURESUITABLE FOR COOKING OR DRINKINGFOR YOUNG OR OLD. DISTRIBUTORS: 1.1 1/ BROS. A 1 0.40 words
-
-
Article151 1937-06-05 2 Malayan Statistics For April ESTIMATED total acreage of tappable I* rubber m Malaya on estates of 100 acres and over on April 30 was 1.871.775 acres, as against 1.875.248 acres m March. The actual area tapped during April was 1.268.873. as against 1.250.628 acres In March. The area151 words
-
Article72 1937-06-05 2 Australian Dealer Is Summoned Singapore, Friday. MR W. A. Rollinson manager of the iW Australian Pineapple Products Society, appeared In the Criminal District Court before Mr. H. A. Forrer to-day on a summons alleging that the had attempted to export pineapple products which were not marked with a72 words
-
649 1937-06-05 2 OVERLOADING OF LORRIES TO BE STOPPED NEW BILL FOR COUNCIL RESTRICTIVE POWERS FOR REGISTRAR OF VEHICLES Singapore. Friday. ACTION is to be taken by the Government of the Colony to control the loading of lorries and motor cars and impose penalties for the breaking of the law In this connection.649 words
-
Article238 1937-06-05 2 Anti-Opium Bureau's Report Shanghai, June 4 MARSHAL Chiang Kai Shek deliverec |J*l a written speech to the an'i-opium conference advising his coun'rymen tc follow the example of Lin Che Hsu <the Viceroy of the two Kwangs In the Manchu Dynasty, who was the first man who orderedSin Chew Jit Poh - 238 words
-
Article141 1937-06-05 2 Visiting Professor At Girls' School ITNDER the auspices of the Singapore Teachers' Association. Dr. Alfred I I Mistow^ki of the Trinity College of Music (London.) will deliver an address on "Methods and Results m Music Study" on Tuesday at the Raffles Girls': School. The address will touch141 words
-
Article94 1937-06-05 2 Rescued By Fire Brigade Officer Singapore, Friday. CERIOUS injuries were sustained by a Chinese woman who fell from the fourth floor of a house m South Bridge Road yesterday morning on to the second floor. She had become wedged between some pieces of wood and it was found94 words
-
Article60 1937-06-05 2 Chinese On Commercial Charge Singapore, Friday. PHARGED with counterfeiting the v trade mark "Crocodile" on rubber mangles. Tan Sco Peow appeared m the Criminal District Court to-day. The trade mark concerned is the proper'y of Leong Chuan and Co.. Phillip Street. Mr. Tampoe Philips has been retained for60 words
-
Article208 1937-06-05 2 6 Deaths On v^ From India Thursday CLX deaths from cholera on boarri 0 s^. "Ellenga" between N and Penang were reported wlSn^S ship arrived here yesterriu- > he There were over 2.000 JS all deck, both for PeS^L**^ Swettenham but all of 'them were £S208 words
-
Article87 1937-06-05 2 Registration Charge In Court Singapore. Friday. 1 ALLEGED to have failed to register a pineapple factory. Mr. P. F. Homuth. manager of Messrs. A. Beck and Company, River Valley Road, appeared [before Mr. H. A. Forrer. m the Criminal District Court, to-day. m answer to a summons. Mr.87 words
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement59 1937-06-05 2 y\ AThTr^TTATrFKfVATT f CAPITOL OPENING TUES. JUNE 22nd The Gonsalez Italian Grand Opera m a Rrilliant Repertoire of Popular Operatic Successes. Tuos., June 22: "RIGOLETTO" We-ls., June 23: "II Trovatore."' Thurs., June 24: "Lucia Hi Lammermoo. Iryj i„n, »s- "TrfMiata." "^^^^■■^•■■■■■^■■■■USBBSSBB^gSBBIBBjBBSSBBBeSBBBBBS^^ t. Saturday, June 26: "CARMEK." roroiAi pricks: iimm p59 words
-
Advertisement162 1937-06-05 2 Law Notice For To-day Before the Acting Chief Justice In the Ist Court at 10.30 am. Criminal Revision No. s|37— Rex vs Dollah bin Paman. mmmW kILi 4 L A \WmJ Asthma Cause Killed m 24 Hours Thanks to tho discovery of an A physician, it now is possible to162 words
-
-
Article294 1937-06-05 3 NEW BILL TO BE TABLED Colony Following The Singapore, Friday. rl i: recent decision of the legal authorities of the F.M.S. to institute a ban on the use of the words "Royal" and "Imperial" m company names is to be extended to the Colony under a294 words
-
Article162 1937-06-05 3 Starvation Threatens Workers Youngstown (Ohio). June 3 STARVATION threatens the employees of the Republic Steel Corporation who are still working m two of the company's factories at Warren and Niles, m Ohio, unless they decide to join the strike. The picket lines being impassable the onlyReuter - 162 words
-
Article63 1937-06-05 3 London, May 26. Callers at Malaya House during the week were: Mr. and Mrs. M. Zakarias, Kuala Lumpur; Dr. and Mrs. M. F. da Silva, Bruas; Mr. R. v. Nelch, Singapore; Mr. W. Hunter Bruce, Penang; Mr. E. B. Evans, Singapore; Mr. and Mrs. J E. King,63 words
-
Article305 1937-06-05 3 Travelling To Austria By Train Laroche (France). June 4. THE Duke and Duchess of Windsor arrived here by motor-car. The Duke was m grey suit and wore a white carnation; he had no hat. The Duke walked quickly to a carriage reserved m the middle of theReuter - 305 words
-
Article66 1937-06-05 3 Killed In Air Crash On Bay Bilbao, June 3. THE death of General Mola, commander of the rebel forces on the Barque front, and second-in-command to General Franco m an air crash is announced by insurgent radio stations at Salamanca and Vitoria. Two pilots and two staffReuter - 66 words
-
Article131 1937-06-05 3 Canadian Delegate's Crave Illness London, June, 3. rE principal delegates to the Imperial Conference held a further meeting m the Cabinet Room at 10 Downing Street to-day. Mr. Neville Chambulain, who was m the chair, referred to the deep concern with which he— an he felt sure allBritish Official Wireless - 131 words
-
Article28 1937-06-05 3 Forty-four members of a Ukrainian Cossack organization have been sentenced at Luck, m the Polsh Province lof Volhynia, to terms of imprisonment ranging from two to eight years.28 words
-
Article269 1937-06-05 3 A voiding Breakdown Of Control London, June 3. IN a statement at question time m the House of Commons Lord Cranborne, Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairsdeclared that m the present difficult situation It has been the object of His Majesty's Government to prevent by all I meansBritish Official Wireless - 269 words
-
Article26 1937-06-05 3 Peter Scully, of Skiddaw Street, Blackburn, an unemployed man, wm» was sick and on the way to the doctor, found £55 m the street at Blackburn.26 words
-
Article193 1937-06-05 3 After Krusehen "a Different Girl" A mother writes: "Early this spring my eighteen-year-old daughter had a nervous breakdown. After doctoring for over five weeks she didn't seem to make much improvement. She still had crying spells and fits of the blues. So I decided to give193 words
-
Article30 1937-06-05 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) (By Air Mall) London, May 2d. The death has occurred at Banstead, Surrey, of Mr. Alexander James Rosf, formerly of Singapore.30 words
-
Page 3 Advertisements
-
Advertisement81 1937-06-05 3 MASTER LAMINATED STEEL PADLOCKS Strongest m the World From All Dealers. Sole Agents: RAHAMIN PENHAS Singapore. rfF^¥\ //^F^h BB I 3P 3 OD WSOmmm BBBBT li '^BMBfll ■*"*''^^■i o-^HBb T7r^ifc>. BB Kyibo jg>s v .<■> la IIP&wbI fll BB >«•*«*» B jl Basfc iS» jsiilPss™i I MQ I »<*<'>^ _BJ81 words
-
-
REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
-
Article112 1937-06-05 4 London, June 4 Previous To-day change Distillers 1146 114- 6 80 Dunlop Rubber 33 6 33 3 General Electric 84 IN 82 9 14 i Imperial Chemical Industries 36 10» 2 37Imperial Tobacco 1539 153 9 Canadian Pacific 13 U 13 2 JT London Tin (New Share)112 words
-
Article142 1937-06-05 4 London. June 4. Last p ri ce To-day Change Vsn? Barel y Steady Steady Tone QIIIA 9 5 o 116 t$R 'is" JHI6 July Sept. buyers. 9 13 16 9 1116 -c y w Sellers. 915 16 9 3 4 —3 16 Oct Dec Buyers. 9 7 8142 words
-
Article22 1937-06-05 4 TIN Standard. London. Juno 4 Previous To-day Change Spot (afternoon closing price) £253 3^ £2523 4 Forward £25P 4 £25122 words
-
Article58 1937-06-05 4 RUBBER New York. June 2. Previous To-day Change Tone Quiet Dull Spot Buyers. 20 3 16 19 9 16 Sellers. 20 5 16 19 3 4 S 16 Oct. Dec. Buyers. 20 7 16 19 13 16 5 s Sellers. 20 9 16 20 —9 16 TIN58 words
-
Article73 1937-06-05 4 London. June 4. Previous To-day Change T.T. on Paris (closing middle rate) 110.60 110.68 +.08 T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 8.95U 8.96*8 7 8 T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) is. 2 9 16 Is. 2 9 16 T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) is. 227 3273 words
-
180 1937-06-05 4 FRASER COMPANY. List Of Current Dividends Singapore, June 4. Total for Company Dividend BooKs Close^ financial Payable Date to date TIN TO Burma Malay 2^^ Int. June 9 June 16 June 10 JJ* Katu IH% June 13 June 30 June 24 *W* Malayan Tin 20% Int. June 1 June 18180 words
-
Article35 1937-06-05 4 London, June 4. GOLD Previous To-day Changs Fine Bar per o* £7 0 9 £7.0.5 —4 SILVER Spot 203 8 20 5 16 —1 16 4 montha forward 20 7 16 20% —111635 words
-
-
Article36 1937-06-05 4 Alor Gajah 16.500 lb. Australasia 24,500 Ayer Panas 77,000 Bukit Kubu 13.500 Glenealy 51.500 Jalan Kebun 13,700 Kluang 38,267 Pajam 169.000 Port Swettenham 10,200 Tambalak 15.500 Toluk Anson 55,807 Ulu Benut 30,33836 words
-
Article64 1937-06-05 4 London. June 4 The King received m audience at Buckingham palace to-day the Crown Prince of Saudi, Arabia, who presented to His Majesty a letter of congratulation on the King's Coronation from King Ibn Saud. It is stated to-day that the King and Queen will goBritish Official Wireless - 64 words
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement63 1937-06-05 4 /fff\ THE YOKOHAMA f {J|f» SPECIE B ANK, LTD. \^fcH'k!&V (Established m 1880) Capital Subscribed (Fully L L« P*id up) Y. 100 000,000 lIIIITIk 1 i Reserve Fund Y. 130.900,000 00 ftftftftft ft ftslft Head Offlr.e: YOKOHAMA INSURANCE COMPANY LTI> L1U SINGAPORE BRANCH. MEYER CHAMBERS. COMPENSATION, Manager T YAMAMOTO m63 words
-
Advertisement19 1937-06-05 4 ABSOLUTE SECURITY Motor Union j INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD i I I Agents: SIME, DARBY CO., LTD. Singapore Branches. i19 words
-
-
Article1699 1937-06-05 5 Mgtg Og eraser and Co.& L m ll an d Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers SincaDore. Juno 4 fi n m Eraser Co. Lyall Eva Buyers Sellers Buyers Sello 4 Ampat Tin 59 63 6- 6 6 £1 Asam Kumbang .35 6 37 6 35- 36 61,699 words
-
Article162 1937-06-05 5 (From Our Financial Correspondent: Rubber Btnfpore. Friday morning Singapore: 32 18 cts. Market Tom': Weak. London: 9 11 i6d., up 1 4d. Market Tone: Irregular and quiet New York: *****6 cts.. down 5 8 ct. Market Tone: Nervous and uncertain. Singapore, Friday evening. Tne market is closing162 words
-
Page 5 Advertisements
-
Advertisement191 1937-06-05 5 Xederlandsche HandelMaatacliappij, IS.V. incorporated m the Netherlands. (Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Established by Royal Charter A.D. 1824. Paid Up Capital f 40.030 000 Statutory Reserve Fund 5.000.000 Special Reserve 1,000.000 Chairman of the Board of Directors H. C. REHBOCK. Managing Board: 0. CRENA DE TONGH President M TAUDIN CH/.BOT191 words
-
-
Page 6 Advertisements
-
Advertisement213 1937-06-05 6 Nothing like it ever heard since v LOVE PARADE! iMm 3 SHOWS TO -DAY J!* jeanette IjSr MaeDOAALD The Ifagßßg Sweethearts of the bLbL^Vj^ K*MfJbJF W Screen m M.G.M.'s GLOKIOIS MUSICAL TRIUMPH J j mm\\\m--~Am\\\__-r' Mmm\\m. «f^«ffl P J l^'fll with JOHN BARRYMORE and Thousands of Others Owing to the213 words
-
Advertisement150 1937-06-05 6 •Superb one tunnot praise too lavishly"— FßEE PRESS JUNE 3RD THE MOST DELIGHTFUL COMEDY EVER WRITTEN! PARAMOUNT AIR MAIL PICTURES OF EXTRA! CORONATION NAVAL REVIEW BB— Opening To-morrow PAVILION JEAN MUIR and DONALD WOODS IN WARNER BROS. GRAND STORY •©xce A Docroir THE THRILLING DRAMA OF A MAN WHO BROKE150 words
-
-
Page 7 Advertisements
-
Advertisement131 1937-06-05 7 _ALHAMBRA...7W)ay 3-/5-6-/5-9-/5 The Most Thrilling and focitnTg Iviurde7 Mastery 7f The Year AS K ANYBODY WHO HAS SEEN IT! ■ebb r#'^ ?l C#] 3 flk^Bt/^Tciri z\ 'MWm-W^ isw mmki a a£^ la BRffi?> aßi S'^P?^vii«ißß«i^^Bß fss^&& Bm Inflßßv^^ttMSos^H HRr^fe&x-S *#«H I *Wmmr^ 111 &•>!s Hi KEYE IUKE CHARLOTTE HENRY I^mJ131 words
-
Advertisement251 1937-06-05 7 If APIt n i TUES NEKT > June sth v/illlUL at 9.30 p.m. FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. I Return En ff a ff ement of the Internationally-famed Dancer LA MEltl I In an ENTIRELY NEW REPERTOIRE of Beautiful Dance creations i Includine <he Maenificcnt EMPRESS OF PAGODAS," (HINESE SPECTACULAR DANCE251 words
-
-
Article285 1937-06-05 8 Sarcophagus At Museum Cairo THE Vorld's largest coffin to be used for I the burial of a human being has now arrived at the Cairo Museum after a laborious journey through 'he centre of the city of El Fostat (Old Cairo) A number of tourists saw the285 words
-
Article217 1937-06-05 8 Afa« And Woman Get Gaol Thundersiey. po R the rest of .then rlgj SKf Mi^ m Margaret Marshall, 25 rCeig^ad have aSflffiSW^JSSg each oTthm \oone month's «*gg«^ ZL r«nsinc five dogs, four terriers a»u l°set™ Dd fl two Persian cats unnecessary suffering. Je rics staged %at R217 words
-
Article, Illustration53 1937-06-05 8 Shakespeare's "As You Like It" is being shown to crowded houses at the Pavilion Above and below are two scenes from the nlm Abo\ e we see Orlando (Laurence Olivier) conquer rig Charles the Killer m the wrest ling bout and below, the uniting of th e lovers m the53 words
-
Article166 1937-06-05 8 According to a cable received m Kuala Lumpur, the death took place m Jaffna Ceylon, of Mrs A E Clou^h wife of Mr A E Clouch, lat c of Ra'u Oajah. and mother of Mr. E. E. C. Thuraisinpham, Barrister, of Singapore. Mr. Justice C. C. Gerahty. at present Legal166 words
-
Article175 1937-06-05 8 To Pay Extreme Penalty Cairo. GEORGES Soliman Melek, after a full confession m court, has been set. fenced to death by the Cairo Assizes Court, for the trunk murder which shocked Cairo m August last year. Melek drove up to Shepherds hotel m a cab at 10175 words
-
Article130 1937-06-05 8 Population Said To Be Washington. AMERICAS Indians, once considered a ••dying" race, are now increasing more rapidly than any other group W the country. M1 nn The Indian population is no* ms.jiiu. th* Indian office here reports, compared wifh an estimated 300 000 when Christopher Columbus discovered Ametlci130 words
-
Page 8 Advertisements
-
Advertisement19 1937-06-05 8 does m //jr^lsw l mufmj m Xi lIA. m THAWKS B\ i4t?r\ljZs\r Iflv J*^ W f%m± VVW W A19 words
-
-
315 1937-06-05 9 Beautiful Countess Of Warwick Returns To England London. DECLARING solemnly "there is no otner romance m my life", the dark and lovely young Countess of Warwick lias reached England having sailed from New York to celebrate tb>e third birthday of her son, Viscount315 words
-
Article186 1937-06-05 9 Toronto Authorities Worried Toronto. THE question of what to do with Toronto's famous "white elephant" the huge castle known as Casa Loma which overlooks the city is troubling the civic authorities, who own it but do not want it. Various suggestions have been made for utilising the property,186 words
-
Article27 1937-06-05 9 Mrs. Wong Peng Seong. wife of Mr. Wong Peng Seong, chief clerk. Traffic Office Ipoh. was successfully operated on last week for appendicitis m the Ipoh hospital27 words
-
Article196 1937-06-05 9 Sir F. Voules' Very Optimistic Address (By Air Mail) London, May 25. SIR FRANCIS VOULES was very optimistic m his address at yesterday's meeting of Kepong (Malay) Rubber Estates. In view of the considerably increased output that would be possible this year, and the substantially improved level of196 words
-
Article27 1937-06-05 9 The funeral of Towkay Chan Seng, the victim of the motor accident a f Oopeng Road, took place at Ipoh on Thursday afternoon and was largely attended27 words
-
Article, Illustration15 1937-06-05 9 i- i invnluntarv and headlong dive from life durin» the thrilling Chariot Rifle P. NewsPlanet News - 15 words
-
Page 9 Advertisements
-
Advertisement619 1937-06-05 9 j TRADE BARGAINS j FOR SALE I MOTORS FOR SALE 1936 MODEL REFRIGERATORS AT p U AKAN Hn D o^" O v?^7 ££w_£ rP i, T iv 11 m 1 111 pnirrc selection of 70 80 excellent Used Cars GREATLY REDUCED PRICES a]ways available m stock We can re 31/2619 words
-
-
316 1937-06-05 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Saturday, June 5, 1937. A MALAYAN UNIVERSITY C PEAKING at the meeting of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association this week, Mr. 0. R. S. Batsman said, "A meeting of representatives of various associations was held, and I am inform ed that, although no actual report has yet316 words
-
Article774 1937-06-05 10 Autolycus - Autolycus A WEEKEND CAUSERIE by k WEEK ago the whole world was m a state of nervous anticipation aroused by fears of what th e consequences might be of the unfortunate bombing oi the German battleship Deutschland m the Balearic Islands. There were fears that this might prove774 words
-
Article92 1937-06-05 10 Bishop Roberts of Singapore will shortly he going on home leave. c c Dr. W. J. Vickers, the Senior Health Officer. Kedah, has gone to Sumatra to attend the health conference being held there Mr. Aster Gunesekara. of the Malay Mail editorial staff, is an inmate of the General92 words
-
Article, Illustration64 1937-06-05 10 Thousands oi tvmisun sightseers visited H.M.S. "Hood" at Spithead. where, with other warships, she was reviewed by the King. Here June, aged two, is shown how to use senr phore flags by her sailor father aboard the "Hood". Planet News Using pleasure steamers as grandstands, large holiday crowds toured shipsPlanet News - 64 words
-
Page 10 Advertisements
-
Advertisement16 1937-06-05 10 *sMmmm\ wßy^X/^Qli [By/lA _l HBBk. ~~&J^ Bk I I *Ibßbl I I 1* mmWTW AbL-J j_16 words
-
-
639 1937-06-05 11 Ipoh Incident Recalled: Young Chinese Convicted -.^r, v l}?oh, Tuesday. F°^ighf L^u B Fook° a IT the neCk f a yoUn lad on Co ™ation Maa^te'sOmrtter ItFT r 2^' Was^ this morninB sentenced at the First MagrarmMTß «-oun Dy Mr. L. C. Simpson639 words
-
Article356 1937-06-05 11 I Malay Convicted At I Taiping Taiping, Tuesday A TALE of two fowls involving a young n Malay who was charged with theft of the birds was related before Che Pa wan teh, the Taiping Magistrate this morning, when at the close of the case Hashim.356 words
-
Article144 1937-06-05 11 c Frith-street, Soho. pleaded g uil^ t0 r being reputed thieves loitering with m- c tent to commit a felony. Evidence was given by a detective t that Pearce and Markham were seen at Hyd c Park Corner getting into con-.]] versation with men who were obvious- 1144 words
-
Article146 1937-06-05 11 Two Little Pigs Play With Escaped Lion Biusscls. AN escaped Hon which .scattered a ttr-nor-stricken crowd In the marketplace of Jumet-Gohyssart near Charleroi was later found playing with two pigs and a sheep m an old stable. The appearance of the lion, which had escaped from a menagerie,146 words
-
Article93 1937-06-05 11 Penetrating The Unknown Himalayan Tracks Bombay. THE craze for hiking ha. s developed m India, and it has now penetrate the untrodden tracts of the Himalaya n A party under the leadership of a Professor of the Meerut College is Acting this month enc n the trek93 words
-
Article, Illustration43 1937-06-05 11 (Photo by Miss Peggy Usher will help and dance at the King's Birthday Ball on June 9th at the Raffles Hotel. Bookings aacr c open now and will be accepted m order of precedence. There will be no sale of programmes. Ikeda StudioIkeda Studio - 43 words
-
Article107 1937-06-05 11 Deseiled When He Heard Bad Heme News I WHILE lighting m Spam. Frank Catney. ol Turner-street, Bniholme, j Manchester, received news that every--1 thing was not as it should be at home. So he took the first opportunity to desert, and returned to England. "It took^me nearly107 words
-
Page 11 Advertisements
-
Advertisement37 1937-06-05 11 I T HE TRUETONI^OOO| j Obtatnabl* gf all OmiUsu ond Su>n» I y_C^ -4 1 PHONE 5933 J ~w\. Telegraphic Address: 5934 f A GOODWOOD CHARMINGLY SITUATED IDEAL FOR VISITORS AND TOURISTS. Unrivalled Facilities for Priva** vvrertnivmrnts.37 words
-
-
Article, Illustration208 1937-06-05 12 OVER THE HUR GA ES A T BRITISH MES Many of Britain's best athletes competed m the British Games at ti a jump m th e first heat of the 100 yards hurdle? City (London) on Whitsun Monday. Here an» comoetitors takine D. O. Finlay of Essex (leading). Planet NewsPlanet News; Topical Press - 208 words
-
Page 13 Advertisements
-
Advertisement50 1937-06-05 13 THE REAL INVESTMENT... WONDERFUL VALUE IN JEWELLERY SET WITH PRECIOUS STONES DIAMONDS EMERALDS SAPPHIRES —RUBIS, etc.— THE BIGGEST ASSORT- I I II- I i w MENT. EVER SEEN OF RINGS BROOCHES CLIPS EARRINGS BRACELETS ETC., etc. RENE ULLMANN 1 Raffles Place, SINGAPORE. Opened up to 6 pm. everyday including Saturdays50 words
-
-
Article, Illustration956 1937-06-05 14 Cruise Wardrobe Resort Clothes Skirts Lengths YOU fortunate vacationists who are making plans to sail out Singapore Harbour on a thrilling ocean cruise all probably are concerned with clothes From letters. I know a great many of you attack the whole travel wardrobe problem from the difficult, rather ths956 words
-
Page 14 Advertisements
-
Advertisement19 1937-06-05 14 ANNIVERSARY SALE at 15^ discount on all prices START TO-DAY to June 10th Ha files Hotel Bras Ba.aii Kd.19 words
-
-
Article186 1937-06-05 15 A T chiffon m symphony colours— a swirl on grey, green, violet and mauve At the new ankle— length dinnerskirts, straight and narrow, and slit. At gold mesh evening bags, or th woven and plaited m a strange milky cellophane. At gold chatelaine, like a186 words
-
Page 15 Advertisements
-
Advertisement50 1937-06-05 15 Maison Marcefle j Fora Natural fT» Permanent V I Wave.. < _*j Try our latest l point-wmdmg j ajl system ISsJCv at !^W 35 Stamford Rd. Tel. 4807 Prop. J. KOOY. •J. < Ttf£iAi)£?ft££ has a varied selection of suitable wedding gifts at moderate prices. 18 Battery Road, Ist floor.50 words
-
Advertisement36 1937-06-05 15 )We Offer You j i Every Facility j Uiicii m Yi\<. i j Tajjutahal Store 23 HIGH ST. Ladies Hairdressers MAISON PERM 79, Stamford Road. > I TeL: 4610 j MAISON MARIE 63, Victoria Street jjf^.^ l36 words
-
Advertisement129 1937-06-05 15 A TOURIST'S SHOPPING GUIDE STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHS -.-.j, j Watch For S Opening Date j I Studio Ml j i Stamford Rd. TSAI NAN HUI i Phone 3304 FOTO-ARTIST •J. .j. STATIONER JUST RECEIVED 600 NEW THRILLERS ALL POPULAR AUTHORS CLOVER'S DETECTIVE LIBRARY 9. 11, The Arcade, Singapore. Subscription 50 cents129 words
-
Advertisement72 1937-06-05 15 CAMERAS AND FILMS I .ekes p Eye Examinations, Eyeglasses Exclusively. THOMPSON OPTICAL CO., Qualified eyesight Specialists 4, ARCADE, GROUND FLOOR. LARGEST. BEST EQUIPPED. R. A. Thompson D.O.Sc. Dr. of Ocular Science. M»MBBBMH____^__p_BM____B DRY CLEANING "IT" I lliirlol Ouiek I leaner* BBi saute day service Goods handed m by 10 a.m.72 words
-
-
Page 16 Advertisements
-
Advertisement486 1937-06-05 16 TILYJ LX BKITISH m JmX^rn^ fr i 3Bt! I i I^^El P mil I^^ I B E rr*J -^^"^K^-a*. BY P&OandBRITISH INDIA LINES (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) BftB*BBTBfTI~IT~f Outwards. Doe Due i (milage Spore. I'onaage Spore. 1937. 1937. CARTHAGE 15,000 m Port RAJPUTANA 17,000 July 16 BHUTAN 6.100 June 6 RANPURA486 words
-
Advertisement534 1937-06-05 16 i TO FRENCH PORTS tv^_____ i fi| T^ _X UOMEUAKDS. S SS__? M F r Marsoill^- Havre Antwerp Dunkirk j DESIRADE For Marseilles. Nante,. St. lLaire^& Bordeaux J^ 2 4 J OUTWARDS. i t (from MarseiUes) S ANGO For Saigon. Tourane Haiphong Tim. v CAP TOURANE fe CAP. ST. JARQUES534 words
-
-
Article116 1937-06-05 17 "All Dead Or Wounded At Madrid" Washington FEY are now all dead or wounded", is how Mr. David MacKenzie, a 22- year-old student of Edinburgh University has described trie fate of 22 British Lewis-gunners fighting for the Go\ernment m Spain m a lecture to United States Congressmen and116 words
-
Article54 1937-06-05 17 Enche Yacob, Inspector of Police, Taiping, has been granted three months' leave beginning from Monday. He intends going to the Punjab with his family. Mr. W. B. Caverhill, the F.M.S. manager of the Straits Trading Co., Ltd Ipoh, is shortly going on leav e preparatory to retirement. Mr. S. W.54 words
-
Article463 1937-06-05 17 Shipwrecked Crew Tell Of Privations THE trying experiences of being 1 shipwrecked, adrift for 48 hours en the verge of starvation and wanderhtf around for a little over a month befoie reaching China were told by a party of 20 Chinese seamen who arrived m Shanghai463 words
-
Page 17 Advertisements
-
Advertisement283 1937-06-05 17 LIHUVS PHILP LINE (incorporated m Australia) NEXT SAILINGS. Due Sails. MERKUR Juna3o July 4 MAiLELLA July 31 Aug. 4 Special cheap round trip tickets from Singapore to Australia issued at the following rate* First Class passengers may transier at Singapore, Brisbane, Sydney or Melbourne to the connecting X P.M. Vessel.283 words
-
Advertisement142 1937-06-05 17 X. Y. K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD. (Incorporated ln Japan). To LONDON, via Penang, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles ft Gibraltar. s.s. "HAKAZAKI MARU" June 10 m.-s. TERUKUNI MARU June 23 s.s. "HAKUSAN MARU" July 8 s.s. HARUNA MARU July 22 Rates to Ist Class Ind142 words
-
-
Page 17 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous346 1937-06-05 17 [THE BARBOUR j SHIPS IN DOCK AIR MAIL DESPATCHES fcHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES Hongkong, Canton, 'Shanghai, *Kobe, OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Manila and U.S.A.: Imperial, closing Godown Gate N0 7 fcfiuSfSkl, tAmsterdam§ and tLonCarthage i» don§: Netherlands, closing 12.45 p.m. Kistna 15 2 to day Panekor 12 2 Penang, Siam,346 words
-
Miscellaneous157 1937-06-05 17 j POSTAL lIVTELLIGENCE STEAMER MAIL DESPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER D ATI AND TOO Pengerang S. Soon Heng June 5 9 a.m. Western Canada +t and Western States of U.S.A. Carthage 510 a.m. China (generally) tt Hoihow Carthage 510 a.m. Hongkong tt and Formosa I Carthage 111 Japan and Macao Carthage157 words
-
-
Article, Illustration44 1937-06-05 18 King And Queen Cheered By Large Crowds At Portsmouth On Arrival For Royal Naval Review which was built as part of the city's decorations. Planet News A general view of the rocket display off Clarence Pier South, c alter the Naval Review. Topical PressPlanet News; Topical Press - 44 words
-
Article276 1937-06-05 19 Messrs. Fraser Co's Report 9 Singapore, June 4. MESSRS. Fraser Co. m their daily ffl report on the trend of th e market itate' Tin at midday was $124%, down V 2 The London Stock Exchange yesterday was reported as being dull. According to our cables tin shares276 words
-
Article215 1937-06-05 19 Tin locally down v 2. Rubber locaily buyers at 32 s e e Oct Doc. M.nmg. Raubs $6.30— 56.40. The Tin Market is experiencing some usneas due to the Go.d scare, but h undertone is .steady, although prices lightly marked down. S. Kintal $8.65— 58.90. S.215 words
-
Article39 1937-06-05 19 Messrs. Lewis Peat's Report Singapore. J^ n 4 HjKSSRS Lewis Peat (8) Ltd.. m thei: renort nn rn^b°r state* mnv-nf fi»m h*en torn first ii titration and thon m the othe: rhe past week. bing of foreign battleships an(39 words
-
98 1937-06-05 19 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. v U Singapore, Friday noon. L< Buyers. Sellers, jj iO. I.X.R.S.S. m cases R (F. 0.8. June) 32Va 32% g rood F.A.Q. m bales q (F. 0.8. June) 31% 31V 2 [o. I.X.R.S. S. (Spot-loose) (awardable Spore) 31 32 v98 words
-
Article232 1937-06-05 19 I At the Canadian drama festival In Ottawa both the Bessborough Trophy for, the best play presented and the prize for the best play written by a Canadian j dramatist were awarded for "The House In the Quiet Glen." written by Mr. John Coulter, of Toronto, and played by the232 words
-
Article168 1937-06-05 19 BELLING Singapore, June 4. sndon T.T. 2 4 116 Dndon demand 2 4 I|l6 Dndon 4 months' sight 24 yons demand !285 amburg demand 142 ew York demand 57^2 [ontreal demand 57% atavia demand 104%; amarang demand 104 Vs alcutta. Bombay and Rangoon demand 154% radras and Colombo demand168 words
-
Article220 1937-06-05 19 Singapore, June 4. R. (Siam* W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $146 R. (Siam i W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $137 R. (Siam W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $132 R. (Siam» "White" No. Al 1230 K. »Siam> "White Rice" No. 1 $220 R. (Siam* "White Rice" No.220 words
-
Article, Illustration24 1937-06-05 19 (Photo by Miss Elsie Wilson, an attractive helper at the King's Birthday Ball m aid of Charity on June 9th al it:ifllrv Hotel. IkedaIkeda - 24 words
-
Page 19 Advertisements
-
Advertisement15 1937-06-05 19 **m P Sir' w^nl^A /AmmX \m\mV wl" i| SOLE AGENTS HENRY WAUGH 6c Co., Ltd:15 words
-
-
Article271 1937-06-05 20 The following are the principal Amerta can short-wave transmissions. The numbers immediately after the callletters refer kilocycles, and the second number set to metres: TO-DAT i 935 p.m. Raising Your Parents. Juvenile forum— New York, W3XAL 17,780; i 16.8 10.20 p.m. Cincinnati Conservatory of >271 words
-
Article43 1937-06-05 20 26.42 metres (11,800 kcs.). TO-DAY 20 p.m. News m English. 9.35 p.m. A Talk by Mr. Kozabur* Sbiraishi. director of the Japan Cottoi. 3pinners' Association entitled "Japanese Cotton Cloth." 10.05 p.m. News m Japanese. 12.20 p.m. Close Down— Nationaj At them.43 words
-
Page 20 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous1013 1937-06-05 20 lon the radio I 1 nni-r I C LI CAADIPF 815 p.m. Greetings to our Listener. BR I IS H tMrIKC m the Noth erlands East Indies. m AUA r 8.20 p.m. News and Economic ReP PROGRAMMt m German and Call DJQ. 835 p.m. National Socialist principle*. 8.50 p.m. Music1,013 words
-
Miscellaneous622 1937-06-05 20 f PROGRAMME OF B. M. B. Q 1 1 Singapore Station On 225 Metres i H TO-DAY P m.:-Variety (Gramophont Records) Cavalcade. A di-^cr m 12.45 P.m. :-Light Orchestral Music, record ■JJ^r.H«g(jcar to %c^ ,S frT^e HU Ti P Mandarh Sor^S^ L^a 0 l P ph n one-^o^ Monologue by622 words
-
Miscellaneous31 1937-06-05 20 TO-MORROW §.20 p.m. News m English. 9.35 p.m. Entertainment or Eye witness Accounts (Recorded Presents tion of the National Programme) 10.05 p.m. News m Japanese. 10.20 p.m. Close down— National Anthem.31 words
-
-
Article1413 1937-06-05 21 HERMES - HERMES Inquiry Into by Is Needed SERVICES OPEN SOUTHERN SECTION OF MAI AY A CUP TO-DA V THE Malaya Cup competition began m an auspicious manner for the holders last week, for they defeated Penang by the comfortable margin of five goals to nil. and by all accounts had1,413 words
-
Article, Illustration16 1937-06-05 21 A fine clearance by Clargo, the Mid dlesex eoalkeeoer. m yesterday's match, Chinese vs. Midds. TribuneTribune - 16 words
-
320 1937-06-05 21 Fine Bowling By Lieut ODwyer In Padang Match Singapore, Friday. S LONE batting effort by J. E. Slade and som c excellent bowling by Lieut v. c ODwyer were the feature s of the opening stages of th* Cricket Clubs match with the320 words
-
Article45 1937-06-05 21 New York. June rjIZZY Dean remains Indefinitely MlS- pended. after his refusal to .statement refuting alleged remarks concerning ths Integrity of the National League officers :md umpires although at the same time Dean d he ever made the statements attributed to him ReuterReuter - 45 words
-
Article876 1937-06-05 22 1121 RUNS IN GLOUCESTER MATCH TWO HUNDREDS BY DEMPSTER SUSSEX CONSOLIDATE THEIR LEAD; NEW ZEALANDERS HELD SUSSEX, who are leaders of the county championship table at the present time scored another good victo y in their match with the Essex at Hove yesterday, the wide margin of l«l runs giving876 words
-
Article45 1937-06-05 22 THERE were ten centuries m yesteiday's home cricket matches, as follows: C S. Dem^ter (Leicester) 133 154 W. R. Hammond 'Gloucester) 217 Ley land (Yorkshire) 167 Neale (Gloucester) 121 Cox (Sussex) HO Arnold (Hampshire) 107 Watson (Lanes) 107 Brookes Northants) 102 Hutton (Yorkshire) 10145 words
-
Article69 1937-06-05 22 We are m receipt of a copy of the 1937 edition of "Malayan Dollar Rubber Companies. tha f handy little annual which contains a wealth of information regarding the financial position of the various companies concerned. Edited by Mr. E. C. T. Matt, the book which has69 words
-
Article415 1937-06-05 22 International Court Proposed SINCE the murder m France of Km? Alexander of Yugoslavia by assassins who had plotted their deed m other countries, the League of Nations, as part of the settlement of the subsequent dispute between Yugoslavia and Hungary, has been at work on the415 words
-
Article207 1937-06-05 22 Report Of Committee In Britain London. June i RECOMMENDATIONS for Improving the facilities for treatment of fracture cases are contained In the terim report of a committee appointed over a year ago to inquire jw the arrangements at present e slll^ for restoring the working capacity personsBritish Official Wireless - 207 words
-
Page 22 Advertisements
-
Advertisement20 1937-06-05 22 ANCHOR BEER Brewed and bottled m Singapore bj ARCHIPELAGO BREWERY CO., LTD. SOLE AGENTS: SIME, DARBY 8c CO., LTD. WJ20 words
-
-
Page 22 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous29 1937-06-05 22 The Tides TO-DAY: 702 a.m., 7 ft. 2 ins,; 7.19 p.m., 7 ft. 9 ins. TO-MORROW: 8.25 a.m., 7 ft. 5 ins.; 8 10 p.m., 8 ft. 3 ins.29 words
-
-
526 1937-06-05 23 LUCKY COALS GIVE POINTS TO CHINESE BAD FINISH BY THE MIDDS REGIMENT FALL AWAY AFTER A GOOD r^ Singapore, Friday. T W S fhe Is;!" m T"n minUtCs of th sec d h ciaea tne issue m the first division game between the PhinPQo atl H the Middlesex Regiment at526 words
-
Article125 1937-06-05 23 Failed To Weigh In For Fight New York. June 1 A SENSATION was caused to-day when n the New York Sta f e Athletic Commission announced that James J. Braddock, holder of the world heavyweight boxing title, had been fined $1,000 (Goldi and suspended for failing toReuter - 125 words
-
Article102 1937-06-05 23 The following appointments are reforded m the Johore Government Gazette: Major C. A. Scott to officiate as acting Superintendent of Education, Johore. Mr. F. H. Turrell to act as Chief nertrieal Engineer. Mr. J. A. Baker has assumed duty as cting State Agricultural Officer. Inche Ismail bin Abubakar102 words
-
Article68 1937-06-05 23 Result Of The Oaks At Epsom London, June THE Oaks was run at Epsom to-day and resulted m a win for Exhioitionist. who was on c of the lavouri.es at 3—l. The result was: EXHIBITIONIST (S. Donoghue) 1 SWEET CONTENT (Sibbritt) 2 SCULPTURE (G. Richards) 3 There wereReuter - 68 words
-
Article213 1937-06-05 23 Human Plague At Bassein THE health bulletin of the League o Nations Eastern Bureau for th< week ended May 29 states that Bas sein was the only port m the easterr arena to report the presence of huniar plague during the week, one fatal Cas< having been notified.213 words
-
190 1937-06-05 23 Astonishing 13-NH Victory Levels Up Goal A verages Singapore, Friday. IN astonishing rout of the M.P. H. XI by the Oversea Chinese Bank by 13 goals n to nil on the V.M.C.A. ground at Anson Road to-day brings about a190 words
-
Article102 1937-06-05 23 Swimming And Indoor Games THE result of the V.M.C.A. senior inter group swimming competition '240 yards breast stroke handicap* was as I follows:— Leong Chun Fen 11 points, l Tan Soon Whatt 9, Tan Heng Seng 6. Total points to date: Trojans 88; Chaldeans 28: Spartans 26 2102 words
-
Article48 1937-06-05 23 Lewis Still Light Heavy Champion St. Louis, June 4 JOHN Henry Lewis (12st 6 lbs) retained the world light heavyweight championship to-day by knocking out Bo^olin (12 st 6 lbs) from whom regained the tide m October 1935 The flgh< endjed m the eighth round ReuterReuter - 48 words
-
Article67 1937-06-05 23 The following will play for Government Services FA. against the Gordon Highlanders on Sunday at Jalan Besar Stadium: Said (G.P.0.): Omar (Marine) and Humphries fG.P.O.): Chim Bock 'Excise), H Taib (G.PO.i and Kass (0.P.0.); Mat Noor (Q P o > K'^rdv StS! or A akri f Ma67 words
-
Article59 1937-06-05 23 Visit To Malaya And Philippines Shanghai, Jun^ 3 GENERAL Tsai Ting Kai, who has distinguished himself m the Shanghai War against Japan, |s leaving to-morrow by the Empress of Japan for a tour of Malaya. It v reported that he will later visit the Philippines, where he intendsSin Chew Jit Poh - 59 words
-
Article79 1937-06-05 23 r l l i i 'THE Japanese Vice-Consul m Tientsin 1 has lodged a verbal protest to the Chinese local government against the minishment of those who are telling land to foreigners. He maintains that such action on the part of the Chinese authorities is m contradictionSin Chew Jit Poh - 79 words
-
Article, Illustration23 1937-06-05 23 A fine action picture of one of the C hinese forwards takinr oossession m front of the Middlesex goal m yesterday's match. TribuneTribune - 23 words
-
Page 23 Advertisements
-
Advertisement21 1937-06-05 23 I "COLONEL ROCKS" j RACING AT j a glance; j A Simple Guide For The Punter i Obtainable At All Booksellers. <•21 words
-
-
933 1937-06-05 24 Referee - Referee THRILLS AT THE NEW WORLD ONE OF THE BEST PROGRAMMES EVER IN SINGAPORE (By rtNE oi the best programmes of boxing M* MofdVtay Frisco, was packed with thrills, and alone was worth the P, rt cc middleweight champion of Egypt and about that—but he933 words
-
Article35 1937-06-05 24 IRRIVAIS of Indian labourers from Madras during May and departures were as follows:— Arrivals (state aided).— ll,l23 adults, 1,480 minors. Arrivals (ordinary deck passengers).— 4,198 adults, 586 minors. Departures— 3,422 adults, 186 minors.35 words
-
Article48 1937-06-05 24 Mohd. Fahmy, 11.4, beat Youn* Frisco, 11.3*4, on points, 10 rounds. Jack La Rose. 10.6^, and Young Johnson, 9.13H, draw, 10 rounds. L S Fond, 7.12%, beat H Sakamoto 7.10 3 4, on points, 10 rounds. Pablo Nerva, 7.12*4. beat C. Montella, 8.2, on points, 8 rounds.48 words
-
436 1937-06-05 24 Good Sport Anticipated; Van Breukelen Should Do Well THE Kuala Lumpur Summer Meeting opens to-day with a card of nine events. Racing starts at 2.30 p.m. The double totes are on races 3 and 5 and 7 and 9. Tho big sweep is on race436 words
-
Article49 1937-06-05 24 Race I— MYANEE Rose Of Dreams. Race 2— JAVA MOON Tin Pool. Race 3 USHEEN Devon King. Race 4— SQUEEZE Lordlogy. Race S— CLIFTON LAD Oorugan. Race 6— APPLEWOOD Bigamy. Race 7— MARTIN DUGGAN Meadow man Race B— EMPIRE FLOWER Barford. Race 9— JACK DRUCE Restriction,49 words
-
Article225 1937-06-05 24 Additional Committee Members Appointed rz newly elected committee of <** strain g'^'-gisyysus SffiJ^ «S*UU members of the committee v Mile s Those present were^^\, R rad d ell (President). Da<o Roland Bradde (Vice-President). Mr. O. R. S. Ba^rna iir. L. W. Geddes. the^ Hon. Dr Lin Han225 words
-
Page 24 Advertisements
-
Advertisement16 1937-06-05 24 A. S. GILES. CIVIL NATAL, AND Mil JTAR V TAILOR AND OtrrpTTTKR. toon. m N4^ TUU)E16 words
-