Morning Tribune, 6 July 1937

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    11 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE TX^^_fhfghfhfhfl^ SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, July 6. 1937 FIVE CENTS.
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    NEW HOPES FOR AMELIA'S SAFETY
    358 1 RADIO SIGNALS HAVE EV BEEN RECEIVED BUT NO CLEAR MESSAGE BELIEVED PLANE SLOWLY SINKING 300 MILES FROM HOWLAND ISLAND Honolulu, July 5. UN \MERICAN Airways report that after broadcasting instructions to Miss Earhart and Capt. Noonan at 7.05 a.m. G.M.T. response als were received on
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    PALESTINE
    58 1 Pear Of Trouble Over Report London, July 5. gN U SE of a fear of disturbance* m connection with the publica- of the report of the Palestine promising to divide the country i nto three areas Jewish hin! and Br »tish-mandated the 1 7 v ruLser Re Pu»se has
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    61 1 Mr. W. J. Brown, General Secretary of the Civil Service Clerical Association, who has thrown a bombshell into Transport House, London, headquarters of the Transport Workers' Union. He has written to the leaders of the suspended Central Bus Committee offering his services m the formation of a breakway union if
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    Majority Of Countries On Non-Intervention Committee Prefer Anglo-French Proposal To Italo-German Plan
    427 1 Majority Of Countries On Non-Intervention Committee Prefer A nglo-French Proposal To Italo-German Plan Rugby, July 5. It is expected that the Foreign Secretary Mr. Anthony Eden, m response to n reouest from the Opposition, will inform the House of Commons this afternoon of the present situation m regard to non-intervention.
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    French Ship Seized
    105 1  - French Ship Seized Franco By Paris, July 5. IT is stated at the Foreign Office that the French merchant ship the Tregastel, is believed to be m Bilbao m the hands of the Insurgents. The French Government is making representations to Salamanca, but the Marine Ministry points out that the
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    KING & QUEEN IN SCOTIAND
    132 1 KING QUEEN IN SCOTIAND Rousing Reception On Coronation Visit London, July 5. THE round of festivities was started at Edinburgh to-day on the occasion of Their Majesties arrival on their Coronation State Visit which will be of a week's duration. The Scottish capital is filled with sightseers from all parts
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      34 1 !f I fTPTI Sll AUK OUR LUiU enthusiasm "mmam'^ KLIM POWDERED WHOLE MILK is pure delicious fresh milk m convenient powdered form. Try a tin to-day and be convinced. Distributors: GETZ BROS rO. f
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    ANTI-OPIUM SOCIETY'S GOOD WORK
    1265 2 FIGHTING THE DRUG EVIL A Retrospective Singapore. Monday. rOl'K fOMt* u«»rk of the Singapore Anti opium Society is reviewed m the annual n.port lor 1936 which has just hem issmd. The report shows a sound financial petition the rash m hand at December >1 hriiiK over
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    HUSBAND ORDERED TO LEAVE GIRL WIFE
    955 2 HUSBAND ORDERED TO LEAVE GIRL WIFE STRANGE ASSIZE CASE NOT TO RETURN TO SINGAPORE UNTIL SHE IS 13 YEARS OLD Singapore, Monday i HOPE that this case will give sufficient publicity to the Muslim communis I so that thfy will understand the position, and will know that they ci-'. not
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    MUKDEN ARSENAL
    89 2 Sudden Increase !n Activities Shanghai, July 5 THERE Is a sudden Increase ii the of the Mukden Ai>enai. Additional workers are being engaged to work day and Tight. It Ls reported that the South Wan."nunan Railway Company has received an emergency fund of $25,000,000 from josyo to .speed
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      55 2 ONO A II A I" 1 11 II A II II I Nl\ I. PORTLAND -CEMENT (Complying with British Standard Specification) f^*N TRAfir* »"C.' i"V UraL\i w^\m ftuun m^fJtjf pr,ce kknowned fok its QuicK-sßrnNc mmnn "•Khly rrcommendrd for fast ttorh IK IKS ALWAYS IN STOCK S an lfimntTi Sole lm
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      12 2 MenMadeYoung Vigour Increased In 24 Hours on* v ,n of v...) |n
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    TWO SOIDIERS IN TROUBLE
    526 3 TWO SOIDIERS IN TR OUBLE ALLEGED NIGHT A tsCAPADfc I Case B Singapore, Monday. B escapade b> Mid I n vi o. Orme H theif rok- I r of a SU:H for ihe day, was tice Hurne and a m Coari toM j W ere placed on trial H robbery.
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    MALACCA WEDDING
    216 3 Mr. R. C. Willacy And Miss Ansell From Our Oun Correspondent; Malacca. Sunday. ON Saturday evening, before a large' gathering of Europeans. Miss J. N.j Ansell. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ansell. of Pava Land Esta c.. Johore. was married to Mr R G Willacy the
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    Eurasian Association
    58 3 copy of the summary of the minutes Of a recent committee meeting ot the: i Eurasian Association, Singapore, has been the members at their last known ies. Will members who have not received their copies kindly communicate 'i the hon. secretary, co Singapore Recreation Club, or the Asiati
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    57 3 Villagers of Kirriemuir, Forfarshire, which gave the world Sir James Barrie and which he immortal sed a-> Thrums," carried his coflin up the brae to St Mary's Church an d then to the ilower-lined grave m which Barrie joined his mother and father, his brothers and sisters. The cortege is
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    Drove Without Licence
    39 3 Singapore, Monday. Mr V A. Fortune of the Royal Air m bj Bel r, was fined 15 by Mr. the Fourth Magistrate, this ror driving motor car along n Road ,11 June withou j I licence.
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    SIT DOWN STRIKE
    119 3 Resorted To In Chinese Politics Shanghai. July 5 MADAME Sun Vat Sen and twelve other prominent people, including Madame Liao Chung Kai. widow of a Kuomintang official assassinated m Canton m 1925. and Chen Peerh, a popular cinema actress, are s' aging a virtual sit down strike
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    UNIVERSITY IN AMOY
    196 3 .\anki ug Go) en i nn. vi Takes I I Over I the beginning of this month, which was founded the Bingapore )hllanthropist, about IT yeai i ago, and hich has L. c almost (n--itrolled by the Nt Tan Kah Kee. interview by a said tl he
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    31 3 Sir. Sung Chiew Hoay. of 'he Qeneral Hospital. Tapah. was entertained by the staff a f dinner at Ah Boo's Hotel on the eve of his departure on transfer to Ipoh
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  • REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      106 4 London, July 5 PALM OIL (Malaya) UK F^ uHtged COTRA (Straits, F.M.S.). rmofi valur £16.3.8 Value jtmc Shipment. £1626 V<Uur SAGO FLOUR (Sarawak) 10 74 Smm Unchanged julylAug. Shipment. TAPIOCA (Ist quality) Unchanged Seed ivarl (SDOft) June fihpt. 16 3 wuerk PffTß (F.A.Q) Wlute Muntnk Au«. Oct. shipment
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      106 4 previous To-day C^ 110 3 1083 Ex.Div. Distillers 33- 33 14 m Dunlop Rubber 78 6 78 6 General Electric 36 6 3Q 3 Imperial Tobacco 383 38- Ex.Div. Canadian Pacific 49" 4 lOV; hi' Rubber Plan investment Trast 27 6 27 6 Linggis 253 27 9
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      METAL MARKET
      8 4 c9^fi3 £258^° 4 Forward £250 I*oo/2
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      49 4 RUBBER New York. July 4 Previous To-day Change Tone Quiet Steady Spot Buyers. 19 4 191 Sellers. 195 8 19% U July Sept. Buyers. 19 13,16 19 z —5,16 Sellers. 19 7 /8 19 *s 4 Tone Firm Quiet Spot 573 4 57V 2 I A
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      78 4 London, July 5. Px©Yious To-day Chang? T.T OB Paris (closing middle rate) 128.65 128.41 —24 TT. on A m.stmtam (closing middle rate) 8.99V 2 8.99 1116 -t 3 T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) If. 2 15 32 is. 2 15 32 T.T. on Hoiif-kong (closing selling rate)
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      BULLION MARKET
      18 4 Previous To-d&y ClU'iEt I'lnr Bar por oz. £7.0.6 £7 ofi SjM»t 19 7 8 19 7
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      GENERAL'S DEATH
      258 4 Collapse At Ex-Servicemen's Durban. June 10. BRIGADIER-General James Scott Wylie, D.5.0.. M.V.0., X.C, one of Durban's best known citizens and a man held m affectionate esteem by thousands of old soldiers, collapsed and died at a Coronation ex-Servicemen's concert m .the Durban city hall. He had just marched
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      54 4 /fWK THE YOKOHAMA i (km H specie bank, ltd. V ITv 6 (Established m 1880) Capital Subscribed (Fully till i■■ Pa,dup> Ymmm ■Ml Reserve Fund Y.130.9O0,000.0( HI HI I 1311 Head Offlce: YOKOHAMA INSCKANCK COMPANY. LTD. SINGAPORE BRANCH. I MEYER CHAMBERS. I Slil^a IMIII) RAFFLESPLACE. I i»7*> r yamamot 4
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  • STOCKS AND SHARES
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      MINING
      618 5 I Fraser Co. Lyall Evatt Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers X Amnat Tin 37- 38 6cd 36 9 38I Mi^mKumbang. 56j 5 8|- 56|6 68|t J Austral Malay... 283 29 3 28.- 29.- Cver Hitam !20 1.30N 1.15 1.30 I i Ayer Weng 2 1 6 22 3 21- 22Ir
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      GENERAL
      348 5 parPd. 2 2 Alex Brick Ord... I* Ho 9 Hr> 71 o r r PrefS 235 2.45 2.45 wJ.do ***** Atlas ice 8.00 10.00n0m 8.00 1000 I 1 1 M Broadcasting 085 OJO 087 o*2 ■105 B M. Trustee.... 6.25 7.00 6J5 im £100 £100 Cable •A" Wireless Vk%
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      DEBENTURES AND LOANS
      226 5 SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY 6% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. Mar 31 Sept. 30 103& 105^ norn Wi% 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31 Sept. 30 107 110 norn 4 1 2 r c 1909 red. 1955 iLOOO.OOO Int. Mar. 31 Sept 30 115 117 norn I 1913
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      RUBBER SHARES
      332 5 (Shares are $1 unless otherwise stated I Allenby .190 2.00 185 195 AlorGajah 130 1.40 1.30 1-40 tonal. Malay 1 85 2.00 1.90 2.05 Ayer Hitam 1.40 1.50 1.40 150 Ayer Molek 1.15 1.30 1.15 1.20 gyer Panas 1.70 I.Bocd 1.70 l^Ocd P^sett 0.80 0.85 0.77 0.82 Patu
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    SHARE MARKET
    216 5 Messrs. Fraser Co's Report Tin at midday was $127. down 1 4 Both the London and New York markets were closed on Saturday and there was very little for the local market to go on to-day. Nevertheless tin shares were very steady with buyers predominating. In Sterlings there
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    NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL – MAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V.
    133 5 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL MAATSCHAPPIJ, N. 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: D. CRENA DE lONGH President M. TAUDIN
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    OVERSEA – CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED
    60 5 OVERSEA CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED FREE yourselves from the FEAR of BURGLARS by keeping your VALUABLES (jewellery or important documents) m SAFE BOXES m our VAULTS at CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET SINGAPORE. You hold YOOR OWN KEYS, and ONLY YOU can have access to these safe boxes, so that SAFETY
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      106 6 All Records Smashed! 24 Shows! 10th Day! Positively Last Night! 645 and 5 CAPITOL Don't Mis> I," M.G.Ms. Great Chinese Story "THE COOD EARTH" LUISE RAINER PREVIEW CRITICS SAY IT'S GREAT! "One of the most de- "A credit to all who "It Ls inconceivable lightful pieces of enter- had a
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      206 6 /^(yC^OOJGK? starts To Night 6 15 9 ■mmm heroes of every country— secret service agents Moving "nknohn. living unloved: a saga of those s l K> I $1 '4HH JwH3E^ v WHOOPEE! HERE'S THE BIG NEW f y{, UNIVERSAL MUSICAL SHOW f i£ ftiS/ TO MORROW .ii CAPITOL 3K 20
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    POLICE DOCS IN SOUTH AFRICA
    366 7 Great atue In Crime Work ape Town. June 10. 1N tocreese m the number of cases A of murder and assault m which 1 weapon* u>ed were knives is ImmetSad on by the Commissioner 2"" j". colonel I. P. de Villiers. m Ji, annual report
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    ANGLO-U.S. ALLIANCE
    241 7 Drifting, Says Political Leader Atlantic City, New Jersey. THE United States is drifting into a tacit alliance with Great Britain and France m the opinion of Dr. Raymond Leslie Buele, president of the Foreign Policy Association m America "And so far," he told the New Jersey Federation of
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    27 7 Mr W. McG. Eagar. secretary general of the National Institute for the Blind, will represent Great Britain at the forthcoming Toronto conference of workers for the blind.
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    36 7 The American Red Cross intend to place at the disposal of the French Red Cross a sum of $5,000 I £I.ooo* as a contribution towards the cost of providing for the many child refugees from Bilbao.
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    HE BLEW KISSES
    88 7 And It Will Cost Him Two Months In Prison Cairo, June 10 gECAUSE he embarrassed a young woman by blowing her kisses m the ftreet Moustafa Ibrahim has been sentenced to two months* imprisonment In court Ibrahim pleaded that he had wen carried away by the girl's
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    FROG'S LEAP
    82 7 25,000 At "Jumping Jubilee" Angels Camp. California. A NEW world's record jump—comprisujg three hops— of 13 feet 5 inches ibHee^ 1 SOt UP here m a frog p^e frog, which came from the ranch •^e owned by Will Rogers, the late film Man, beat the previous record by
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    TELEVISION
    203 7 New Projector Enlarges 2600 Times New York, June 10. il NEW television "projector gun" which n enlarges images 2.600 times has been demonstrated at the convention of the Institute of Radio Engineers here. The projector was used only lor rnlarging still pictures, but the demonstration was regarded by engineers
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      148 7 AT LAST! ITS COMING BACK! Paramount's Record Breaking Jungle THRILLER showing J A IJI AM 111 l A (next change V i yM *^^'^i^ a t V 7>»l ItK o» if (WL i i I fs3| 8/ £.ikr4)w* M. m w i^ YmJf ■£J VamHt^. i > A c v
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    "WIND UP OR SIT DOWN"
    951 8 JUDGE'S ORDER TO LAWYER In i pal ten l Willi His I Repetitions (Fro:n Our Own CorrOipDndont) Man »;ihru. .July I. AFTER baariag which i;ist«*d live n days, Urn appeal ef Mr. I. A. de 8. SiriunnJci.hi, advocate and solicitor, who was aaspended troiii practice
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    140 8 FRASER COMPANY. List Of Current Dividends Singapore. July 5, 6 p.rr. Total for n™ir^ rio^p financial TO IN int. July 23 July 30 July 24 m* ta Kumbang 15% Bonus Fn Uulv 17 J«ly 20 July 18 lt% Rantaul m JuU 13 ..July 16 July 5 3% TakS pa >W
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    The Singapore Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Assn.
    86 8 The Singapore Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Assn. DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Monday noon. Buyers. Sellers. f MO. I.X.R.S.S. m cases F. 0.8. July* 31 3 4 32 Good F.A.Q. In bales (F. 0.8. Julyi 31 31 3 16 No. I.X.R.S.S. Spot-loose I uiwardable Spore I 31 3 4 31? 8
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    CUT FOOT OFF
    135 8 Convict's Three Days !n Texas Prison Houston. Texas. A 19-YEAR-OLD convict at a Texas prison farm, declaring that he could not stand the life any longer, cut his right foot ofT with an axe. Captain A. N. Owen, of the Harlem Prison Farm where the incident occurred,
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    RELIGION IN EGYPT
    298 8 \io lent Attack On Policy Cairo. June io a VIOLENT attack on the Governmentn religious policy with regard to cdi,' cation was made by Dr. Abdel Hamwi Said, nationalist champion of the Mux lim religion m the Chamber of Deputies "It represents a catastrophe which if allowed
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    FRENCH SHIP SEIZED OFF SPAIN
    197 9 WARSHIPS SENT TO HELP Santander Port Incident London, July -,„> pica* erchant shi P' he T" ti Ustrl was captured by Ge- Franco's warships as it was "V^t« niter the p-rt of SantanSTihich b still held by the Basque., th> th. Tregaitd was fired on
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    97 9 Mn Marti,, Johnson, the explorer, arrived at Southampton aboard the Nor.n.indie" from America on her win to Africa with a party of lilm »ctors and technicians Although her husband, the jungle film producer, w.is killed several months ago m an American plane crash, she is ,v '"g to Africa There
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    GYPSY KING
    78 9 National Home Wanted In Abyssinia Warsaw. July b TEN people were killed and 20 wounded after the crowning of Janusz Kwi:k, itinerant tinker, as King of the Gyp iss before 5 000 gypsy delegates. Kwiek is shortly visiting Rome to interrien II Duce respecting Signor Mjssolini's reported offer
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    GANDHI – NEHRU AGREEMENT
    87 9 GANDHI NEHRU AGREEMENT Congress To Take Office? Wardha. July 4 AS the result of three days of informal discussion between Mr. Gandhi and Pandit T^waharlai Nehru (President of the Indian National Congress) it is understood that these two leaders of the independence movement have reachec' a complete understanding which, it
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    39 9 The Resident of Selangor has appointed Raja Doraman bin Raja Mohamed to be a member of the Board of Management, of -the Malay Agricultural Settlement. Kuala Lumpur, m the plac? of Che' Patch Akhir bin Mat Sah. who resigned
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    40 9 Tbe marriage of Mr. George Percy Coelho of the Sanitary Board, Taiping, to Miss Marian Louisa Jansen of Singapore, took place on Saturday at the Church of So. Joseph, and a reception was held at No. 65, Tessensohn Road, Singapore.
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    30 9 The Old Boys' Association of the Malacca High School gave a tea party to their President, Mr. Tan Soo Chong, who has lately been appointed a Justice of the Peace.
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    PREMIER'S ESCAPE
    43 9 Bomb Attempt On Portugal's Dictator Lisbon. July 4. j> Mr. Premier and virtual dicu tat of Portugal to-day. has had v- .pc from an attempt on about to enter a friend" a bomb exploded, damaging the Pavement. mier was unhurt. Reuter
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    46 9 Members of British youth organisations, wearing the national costumes of peace-loving nations, marched m the great Pageant of Peac e from Victoria Embankment to Hyde Par*, London. Two thousand .young jnen and women took part m the demonstration. Photo shows the tableau representing Sweden. Planet News
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Tuesday, July 6, 1037. MALAYAN BROADCASTING
    319 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Tuesday, July 6, 1037. MALAYAN BROADCASTING WHERE ia unity of opinion among the public of Malaya that broadcasting m this country should be put on national basis. Under the present system, with each separate territory responsible for broadcastings- or rather the lack of it— progress can never
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    Hopes Of An Atlantic Airway Coming True
    753 10 Hopes Of An Atlantic Airway Coming True THE blazing of the airway trails, from the day when Kingsford Smith made his first hazardous flight over the route |M wren England and Australia just after the war. has always been vested with romantic appeal. None, however, has captured the imagination so
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    38 10 The Kirn; and <)uern entertained 10,000 guests m the lovely grounds of Buckingham Palace when they gave the first garden party of their reign. Here is the King receiving French officers among his guests at Palace. Planet News
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    INDIA ORGANISING COAL TRADE
    1133 11 crjppLlES FOR 120 YEARS Sntiotialisatwn Plans Simla. THF cal trade m India has been T l 1 rice m which profit has c rome 'n first, with safety a P d naticnal welfare a 'dead perhaps, but never like ly to start." This Ifl M extract
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    23 11 Mr Lee Soon Peng is managing thc business of Queen's Theatre during the absence m Medan of his brother, Mr. Lee Soon Aun.
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    MORMONGROUP IN BRITAIN
    336 11 Colden Jubilee Celebrated Calgary. Alberta. THE only Mormon temple m the British Empire will be the centre of festivities this month when 11,000 members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints m Alberta celebrate th e golden jubilee of their colony's foundation at Cardston.
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    King Presents New Col Guards: Form er Malayan Marchwood Of Pe To Scots mes Baron Peng
    292 12 King Presents New Col Guards: Form er Malayan Marchwood Of Pe To Scots mes Baron Peng T»»c King arming (o present th,- n v Colours to the Ist R:itt S,m« Guru Topical Press H. M. the King presented new Clours to the Ast oav... Scots uuar i!s at ttucKing^B in
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      84 12 SHORT ENGLAND WEEKS of surface travel saved by flying Home. Luxurious air liners. EVERY comfort for passengers. PLENTY of room for luggage. NIGHTS spent on land— hotel*, meals— even tips included m the fare. Two services weekly Singapore to London. Also twice weekly to Brisbane. Al RW AJpH* AND ASSOCIATED
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      28 13 SANNUAL CHEAP| I SALE AT RENE ULLMANN DO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT TO PURCHASE YOUR WATCHES CLOCKS JEWELLERY SILVERWARE AT PRICES MEANING REAL INVESTMENTS RENE ULLMANN RAFFLES PLACE
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    Graceful Old Age
    1180 14 pity though the old order of things passes and old age is almost no more m this ageless modern era, it is essential to fight the ravages of time, though for old age to ape the young is certainly not VBARfI come, yean |o one new year
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      7 14 JWLMER, %&<ui/3bmiSWJPS JOSEPH TRAVERS SONS LTD., A-5.
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    SMOKY COLOURS
    219 15 SMOKE if not popular m your eyes or m your best curtains, is slyly creeping j into colour. It is m the "smoky" pastels, 1 m opaque whites of summer clothes; j and m your December clothes there are the smoky and rusty tones so familiar but ever
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      19 15 Ttf£ 1AI)£ TA£i has just received a varied I selection of Porcelain Ware--18 Battery Road. Ist Floor Phone 7143
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    88 17 Mnii< expected from Australia. NetherJK^SSrSc. by Air I Qantas* to- 1 E? Deliveries of boxholders' letters j JSEfi general dtUw of letters, 4 B wS& from Netherlands! by Air .Netherlands, to-day.' boxholders' letters only 3 r m and general delivery of letters and parcels 4.05 p.m. respectively on
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    SHIPS IN DOCK
    130 17 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Godown Gate No. Anshun 20 1 Komaki Maru 18 1 Silindoeng 16 2 Aen?as 14 2 Poelau Laut 11 2 Neleus 9 2 Kepong 7 2 Silvercedar 30 2 Javanese Prince 32 2,' Corneville 34 2 Shing Hwah 36
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    103 17 Penang, Siam, Burma, India, Iraq, Palestine, Egypt, E. and S. Africa, Great Britain, Ireland, Europe, Nigeria, Gold Coast and N. and S. America: Imperial, I closing 10 p.m. to-day. Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 7 a.m. to-morrow. Kuala Lumpur and Penang: Internal Air Service 6 a.m.
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    16 17 Mails despatched from Singapore on June 11 by Karapara was delivered m London yesterday.
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    27 17 Mr. Arthur P. Gibbons is retiring from his position as surgeon of the City of London Police Force at Michaelmas. He has held the oflice since 1915.
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    NAVAL AIRCRAFT CARRIERS
    563 17 Ships Building And In Commission ANE outstanding feature of the naval v reconstruction programme is the provision of five new aircraft carriers. After many years of experiment, the function of this type of warship m the organisation of the Fleet has been established, and no further delay
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    Malayan Post Guide
    27 17 Office The Malayan Post omce Guide ;937--1938 (Revised to Ist November 193«"»> is now on s:iW at all Post OffICSS. Price $1 per copy.
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    22 17 Mr. Chow Chee Cheong of the Kinta Electrical Distribution Co Ltd. Ipoh. who has bten ni hospital, for some days > imed dul
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      116 17 [POSTAL INTELLIGENCE j *Iteamer mail despatches TO-DAY PER DATF AND TIME FOR Aik Soon July 6 9 a.m. indies:-Bagaii and m pm ld n padan.. Pakan R 3 pm and Siak TOMORROW Ermland July 4 m Philippine Islands THURSDAY t Karapara July 8 3 p.m. i Except Western Karapara 8
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    OUR AGFA PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPETITION
    617 18 Entries for this competition are invited for the prizes to be awarded m July. They should be addressed to the Editor, the Morning Tribune, Anson Road, Singapore, and the envelopes should be clearly marked Agfa Competition." SEND IN YOUR ENTRY NOW. ON this page and the
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      48 18 IF o r thi t 1 o m p c t i t i n ool> /W -Film* can be used. Doe* thi* mean a handicap? Definitely not! The experi c n c c d photographer would have eho*en. anyhow. the reliable. ISOCHROME-film The Film For the tropics!
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    BEST-SELLER
    49 19 Marshal Chiang Kai Shek's Autobiography Shanghai, July 5. Marshal Chian? Kai Shek's autobiography "My Fortnight's Experience m Sian" are selling like hot cakes m China. During last month no less than 40,000 copies had been sold. All previous records of book-selling have been broken.— Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    TORTURE WITH IRONS
    76 19 Belgrade, June 10. A BOY aged twelve, charged with killing his step-mother with a carving knife, has been exonerated by the Sarajevo court and set free. It was stated m evidence that the woman used to maltreat the boy, Pari Bozhitch by: throwing boiling water over him,
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      116 20 JVPb World fl J J/flfl TIIE 1937 MODELS 0F LATEST flf JTMlg|g r w ml mm The new PILOT pens will impress you as I r JP^i^y previous impressive record of these pons. m m A lI uIHIM Patent vacuum filling method increases If lim Fitted with famous Hokkaido iridium
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      1530 20 PROGRAMME OF B. M. B. C T tuc PAniO i sin a p° re Station n 225 Metres J. ,00 p.m.: -Indian Music .Gramo- J^ Bj"£^BT ,Rom m Scrap. V^'"^ Phone Records) 8.00 om. Li^l.t Orchestral Mm,. raa niD r II <s A Shortwave 6.30 p.m.:-Chinese Music, Cantonese EMHIKt W.
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    MUNICIPAL ELECTRICITY DEPT:
    367 21 arGE PROFIT LA R REVEALED Engineer's Report For 6 1936 Singapore, Monday. vFT profit of $181,978.47, after A expend ture of MUMM on l of a capital nature provided vpnue and a contnbatioo oi Jiw.v Wilson. ,*w a1t,,1S n his report on the working P&M o the
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    THREE ATTACKED BY AMOK
    107 21 Police Shoot At Him To Effect Arrest From Our Oam Reporter) Ipoh, July 5. E people, a Malay married woman. ner nephew and neice, were victims brutal knife attack by an elderly ifi to be the husband of the *ho ran amok on Sunday Bota, which
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    MRS. LIM TIANG SOON
    107 21 Death Of Singapore Octogenarian Singapore, oMnday. THE death took place yesterday afternoon of Mrs. Lim Tiang Soon, nee Ang Nya Chik. a Singapore octogenarian and third daughter of the late. Mr. and Mrs. Ang Kirn San, of Malacca, at her residence. 376, Race Course Road The
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    N. CHINA GOVT.
    42 21 Refuses To Recognise Manchukuo Diplomas Shanghai, July 5. The Ministry of Education has instructed the Charhar-HoDei Government not to recognise diplomas from any of the Manchukuo colleges. Students with Manchurian certificates are therefore very much handicap—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    93 21 Thousands of people watched 250 firemen fight a huge blaze which gutted the five storev warehouse of Shorter Brothers, china and glass merchants, at Newington Butts. Elephant and Castle. London Water towers were used bv firemen pouring thousands of gallons of water into the blazing building Spurgeon's Tabernacle, one of
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    CHANGLO SALT
    60 21  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Shanghai. July 5. A second contract has Deen signed for the shipment of 100,000 tons or Changlo salt to Japan at the previous price. It is reported that the Hsing Chun*; Company, a big Japanese enterprise in China, is subsidising $20,000 to the sellers.
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    FINE OF $10
    97 21 Fell Asleep At Wheel Of His Car Singapore, Monday. MR. P. L. Honcoop, of the X.P.M. Steamship Company, was this morning fined $10 by Mr. L. C. Goh m the Fourth Police Court on a charge of falling asleep at the wheel of his car and thereby
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    23 21 An incident in yesterday's first division league soccer match in which the Royal Engineers defeated the Chinese by five coals to one Tribune
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    MALAYS IN CEYLON
    168 21 Want Representation In Council THE Malay Poiucal Association of Ceylon wants communal representation m the State Council. In a memorandum submitted to the Governor the members of the Association state that they will be satisfied with one elected representative. They state that the Malays have been m
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    PERAK SUMMER MEET
    374 22 Weights For Sccon Third Days j ipoh Mond POLLOWI for tl edm Pon r;l il, Dh fw p, l, Mi 2. o m M I Ho. < Clasa I Div 1, i furs Dandaloo J-J Deejj ll; Bl SQU 8 J 8 7 l i ijoh I,
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    21 22 The his crowd watching the piay m the Centre Court at Wimbledon. Loi don. during the recent championship events Planet News
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    F.S. MOODY Helm Wills' Husband Critically Hurt
    41 22 F.S. MOODY Helm Wills' Husband Critically Hurt San Francisco, July 5. L\ I. MOODY, husband of the x tennis champion Helen Wills, was critically injured m the head yesterday when his car crashed into a bridge at Santa Cruz (California) Reuter
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    AMATEUR ATHLETICS
    341 22 Chinese Wins Final Of Hop, Step Jump Singapore. Monday TAN Tiang Hock, of the S.C A A. A 1 won first place m the Hop, S T ep and Jump event In the final ot the Bingapore Amateur Athletic Associating meeting at the S.C.C. this afternoon. Adopting an
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    27 22 Che Wan Ilamarrudin. the popular itan< District Officer, Selama, is al present On short leave, and Yang Mulia I Raja Halid, Magistrate, Selama, is acting for him.
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    BRITISH TENNIS
    80 22 Players For Davis And I Wltiteman Cups THE following have been selected to represent Britain who are the holders, m the Pavis Cup fhaH—ge round: Austin. Hare, Hughes and Tue key. The British players m the Wightman Cup tournament, to be held at Forest Hills on Aug. 20
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    Y. M. C. A. TENNIS Results Of Yesterday's
    60 22 Y. M. C. A. TENNIS Results Of Yesterday's Singapore, Monday TOLLOWING are the results of the mix ed doubles played to-day:— Mrs. Eber Kobayaahi beat Mi Namazie Kamis 6—B. B—6, B—6 WEDNESDAYS' TIES Men's Doubles Kamis Yadi vs. Y. P Wee T Kobayaahi. TWRSDAY'S TIES Men s Singles A. I
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    YARN EXCHANGE High Prices Due To Speculation
    73 22 YARN EXCHANGE High Prices Due To Speculation Shanghai, July An official of the yarn exchange pre smen that the tugh ones In was due to unwarranted sp( and that the Chinese cotton mill very badly a tree ted. At the lame time the Japa: taking advantage of the .situ heavily
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    SAPPERS TOO GOOD FOR CHINESE
    549 23 n n TO ONE Division Soccer At Stadium F Singapore. .Monday. mii RE. once again lived up to T their reputation as the "dark nf the First Division of the h Tr\ e a ue to- day, when they S \l ihe Chinese a shock
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    SKINS' SECOND TEAM DEFEAT INDIANS
    485 23 SKINS' SECOND TEAM DEFEAT INDIANS Four To One Victory In League Soccer Encounter M Singapore, Monday. IN a match that wa s inclined to be rather scrapoy m the closing stages I of the game, the Skins 11. beat the Indian Association by four goals to on° m their second
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    239 23 Combined Services Win Singapore, Monday. THE Combined Services had excellent practice at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday, when they met the Government Services m a friendly encounter. Eight goals were netted, six of which were credited to the Soldiers. They played well and thoroughly deserved to win by
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    CASUALS BEAT Y. M. C. A.
    285 23 Convincing Victory By 3 Goals To 1 Singapore. Monday. THE Casuals richly deserved their vic--1 tory over the V.M.C.A. m the third division match played on the Anson Road ground to-day. winning (he game by three goals to one. In the first half the
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    26 23 The Hon. Mr. E. V. G. Day, M.C.S., acting Resident Councillor, Malacca, presented the Police Long Service Medal to Cpl. Kumar Singh (Malacca contingen f I
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      65 23 Police Ban.! The Police Band, under all J C Hitch, will play the following programme at Waterloo Street this evening (Tuesday), beginning at seven o'clock: March, "The Desert Song," Romberg; Overture. "Bronze Horse." Auber; Selection; "Rip Van Winkle." Planque'te; Walse, "Bye and Bye Sweetheart." Ford; Pot-Pourri. "More Melodious Memories." Finck;
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    YESTERDAY'S SPORT IN PICTURES
    92 24 Amateur Athletics And League Soccer The Chinese lost to the Sappers kf r goals to 1 m yesterday's lst division leaaoe match A Sapper hart seen getting the ball away. Tribune Another incident m yesterday's fir-t division match. Tribune A struggle for the ball m the
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    163 24 "Caledonia" Arrives At A RUGBY message dated July 5 s°.ys that yesterday the Imperial Airways Hying boat Caledonia alighted at Foynes, Ireland and taxied to her moorings flying the British Civil Air Ensign and the Irish Free State flag as token of the partnership of Britain and
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    HOME CRICKET
    89 24 Wright Takes 7 Wickets For 27 Runs VENT trounced Worcester by an innings and 110 runs at Worcester, and Sussex beat Somerset by 287 runs. Following are the results as cabled by Reuter: Worcester: 106 (Wright seven for 27? and 164 (Todd five for 62). Kent: 380 Ames
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