Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 16 June 1935

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    19 1 The Sunday Tribune Vol..'*- SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JUNE 16, 1935 FIVE CE The Sunday Tribune SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JUNE 16, 1935.
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    Sir Frank Swettenham's Warning To Advisers
    2610 1 Keeping Faith With Maluy Rulers ANNUAL DINNER CF A. B. M Shining Example Of Malayan Experiment a CABLED summitry of the- important speech by Sir Frank Swettenbam, form er Governor of the Straits Settlements, at the annual din ncr of the Association of BriM:.laya,
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    195 1 Mr. P. Daintry And Miss B. Gray ST. Andrew's Cathedral was the scene of a wedding of particular interest to the planting community yesterday afternoon, the bridegroom being Mr. Percival Daintry, the well-known Ke.dah planter son of Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Daintry. of Cheshire, and the bride,
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    AMERICAN ARMY SCANDAL
    192 1 Air Chisf Found Noi Guilty Washington, June U MAJOR-GENERAL Foulois has been Jl adjudged not guilty of tlie charges laid against him by the House of Representatives Military Committee but the Secretary of War reprimanded him for "unethical conduct" m making "exaggerated, unfair and misleading statements" before
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    CHINESE SHIPPING
    79 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Salaries Reduced By 20 Shanghai, June 14. The Shipping Guild m Shanghai caucd an urgent meet ng last night. It was decided that trom Juiy the salaries of employees would be reduced i,. per cent. The meeting passed a resolution to petit on the
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    MALAYA'S NEW G.O.C.
    261 1 MALAYA' S NEW G.O.C. Major-General Dob BULK OF Lliii S «T ABROAD (By Air Mail). (From Our Own Correspond London, June 5. T IKE H.E Sir Shenton Thomas, Major-General Dobbie. Malaya's new G.O.C. who is due to arrive here m November, has spent the bulk m y^t o^-ial life abroad.
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    NEW MALAYAN NOVEL
    135 1 Dedicated "To Those Who Built The Colony (By Air Mail) From Our Own Correspondent > London, June Another novel with an authentic Malayan atmosphere has appeared this week rroni the pen of Clive Dal- on. 'Valiant Journey" (Stanley Paul. 2hb p.p., 7 6d.) vividly recount the \lcissitudes
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    MALAYANS AT HOME
    74 1 Finom Our Own Correspond/: Londc Sir Julien Cahn retur: d n'f l ircm his world cruise, be relj-ied to rJUscuas the Larwood-Voco controversy and all he could say abot:t Cricket vtgs that he was Roing to take a team to Mr>iaya Within ihe nej ftt Callers at.
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    CASE POSTPONED
    35 1 The case m wh <-h Chop Choni 6 of N'otth Bridge R> I. an irltl. expo ia g f-- iaV "Frew pons nrtpg to Che Parker < Arrow I V Oftp ■!!■■< i uni S
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    ADMIRAL BYRD BACK
    418 2 Enthusiastic Welcome NEW CHANGES IN THE MAP Washington, May 10. I ATE this afternoon, after a triiffliphant passage up the Potomac and aboard the expedition's ship. Bear of Oakland, Rear-Admiral R. E. Byrd, leader of the American expedition that has just returned from the Antarctic, was greeted
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    SIAMESE OFFICIALS IN SINGAPORE
    264 2 Studying Fire Fighting And Traffic TWO Siamese Government officials are m Singapore Mr. Luang- J. Kosol, Chief Inspector of the Bangkok Police, and Mr. L. S. Thanabar\ of the Siamese Custcms Service. Mr. Kosol has been studying Police methods m Japan, Hongkong and the Philippines with
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    TIN SQUEEZE
    270 2 Will Congo Production Kill The Scheme? (By Air Mail) >From Our Own Correspondent) London, June 3. THE Amsterdam correspondent of th** Financial Times discusses the" menace of the Congo's tin production to international control. He writes: "It is feared at Amsterdam that the developments m the Belgian Congo
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    JUDGMENT RESERVED
    154 2 End Of Long Drawn Out Case Singapore, Saturday. The case m which a well-known Indian Mohammedan, Noona Mohamed Hussein Marlcar. was charged with making alleged false statements was concluded before the District Judge, Mr. H. A. Forrer. to-day. His honour will deliver judgment on July 13. Mr. Edwin
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    ATTEMPTS TO CHEAT CUSTOMS
    466 2 Invoice Thrown Into Drain (From Our Oicn Correspondent) Johore Bahru. June 14. HOW an attempt made by a Hylam coffee shop and eating house proprietor of Kluang, named Lim Jek Ann. to defraud the Customs at Johore Bahru. failed, was told iri the Johore Bahru Police
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    THE LOWLY SOYA BEAN
    303 2 Vital To Reproduction U.S. SCIENTIST'S STATEMENT SCIENCE has found m the low;,, soya hean, vegetable of hundred food and industrial uses source of hormone important to reproduction of the human species Dr. Willard M Allen, oi th,. Universe oi Rochester, NY who at 30 already il
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    SULTAN OF JOHORE'S GIFT
    315 2 Arouses Lady Houston's Resentment (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London. Juno 3 THE Su'tan of Johore'g special contii- bution towards defence has been usej by the patriotic and turbulent Lady Houston m her latest attack on Ule Government. Several timts the Government hafe turned
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      4 2 TIGER BEEB IS BEST
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    General Ma Urges Resistance To Japan
    582 3 -I AM READY TO DIE" The Charhar Affair STRONG DEMANDS BY .JAPANESE Shanghai, June 15. GENERAL Ma Chan Shan former Commander of the Chinese Volunteers m Heilungkiang, Manchuria, m a statement to foreign journalists to-day. said that resistance against Japan was necessary even il"
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    MALACCA FUNERAL
    75 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, June 14. T:.- tatter*] of the late Madam Koh Naa No-) t,>ok place on Thursday. The price.- -.ion was about two miles long. Th> deceased 'ady. who was the wife Ol T vkay Tail Moon Tain. Was well In Malacca for her philanthrophy
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    PRINCE AND EMPIRE MISSION
    774 3 Thought For Overseas Visitors i (B$ Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, June 3 THE Empire is only at thr beginning o its real m&siqn to the? World, saic the Prmce of Wales laying the foiinda tion .stone of the Royal Empire Socie tys magnificent
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    THREE FIRE CALLS
    129 3 Prompt Response Saves Property Singapore, Saturday. THE local Fire Brigade was called out on three occasions yesterday In the first call received at 11 o'clock last morning, two fire engines dashed down to a house m Amoy Street where some bedding was found to be alight. It
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    COL. STEWARD INJURED
    58 3 Car Plunges Over Embankment In Hongkong Hongkong, June 15. 11l is revealed to-day that Colonel Godfrey Robert! Viveash Steward, C.8., C.8.E., D.5.0., 54 years of age, lac Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, was seriously injured when his motor-car plunged over an embankment a hundred feet deep on June 11.
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    RUBBER LEADERS
    271 3 Cautious Utterances By British Members (By Air Mail. (From Our Own Correspondent) i London, June 5. EXTREME caution has pervaded lfce j** speeches of two Brit sh members of j the International Rubber CommLtee. Mr. Eric Miller told shareholders of Fataling Rubber Estates thai we shcuk! see substantial
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    FOUND DYING ON ROADSIDE
    478 3 I Fatimah binti Mohamed, a Malay woman, 28 years of age, said that she was the wife of deceased and lived with him at 5}4 mile, Jalan Scudal. For about three months before his death he had no work, no money, and was ill, being subject
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1624 5 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES unusual type of picture adorns ,this fl pa jr e to-day. and it came about m this manner. Malaya has suddenly, and rather bewilderingly, become closely associated with art. We have had living m our midst for a number of years a famous sculptress m Dora Gordine,
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      The Pearl Of Love
      1677 6  -  H.G. Wells By C!lui;ilHli!i:iiniiii:!ii)iuiiiliil.:i.:i!ri:!i!iini!:iiiiiii:!iui!iiiii!!i!!i!iiii I^HE pearl is lovelier than the most brilliant of crystalline stones, the moralist declares, because it is made through the suffering of a living creature. About that I can say nothing because I feel none of the fascination of pearls. Their cloudy
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      How Lawson Little Woa The Amateur Title
      1988 6 HEROIC GAME PLAYED BY TWEDDELL INTEREST IN WINNERS SUCCESS DRAMATIC INCIDENTS IN FINAL STAGES OF THE MATCH London, May 22. £AWSON Little, pf Presidio, U.S.A., neat Dr. William Tweddell, of Stourbridge, by one hole m the final af the British Amateur Championhip at
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      9 6 «ADI BY THI MAKIRI HP*^2 HKfe or SAMOUS FLIT
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    Malayan Radio Notes And Hews
    1040 7 EMPIRE STATION IMPROVES Reception Conditions THE FORTHCOMING PROGRAMMES (By -Kadi ut'an RECEPTION conditions during the past week have been very gOOd, m my experience much better than for several wee^s. This applies es pecially to the Daventry Empire station, which now comes m strongiv after
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    PROF. EINSTEIN'S PLEA
    150 7 Palestine As A "Jewish Commonwealth" New York. Professor Albert E nstein addressing a Jewish gathering hare, declared that he J wish people should view Palest ne as the beginning of a Jewish commonwealth, ana not simply as a place of refuge. The famous scientist described the worts
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    MODERN AIR BOMBING
    362 7 Catapult Tests i i THE "COMPOSITE" 'PLANE ALTHOUGH the development of the long-range bombing aeroplane is quite rapid, elaborate methods of increasing range and load by supplementary apparatus are receiving attention. Germany is developing the launching of heavy aeroplanes by catapult. In the "composite" aeroplane, invented by
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    ECONOMIC SITUATION IN CEYLON
    228 7 Failure Ascribed To i Individualism i Xugegoda, June -3. DURING the last twenty years, the Ceylonese hay? unfortunately not pad sufficient attention t) the economic situation cf the Island but had devoted more time than is necessary to politics. Hence we have become poorer and poorer
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    SHAVE WITH SHARK TEETH?
    58 7 i I Sydney. May 21. j I i Mr. G. P. Whit'ey, lecturing On sharks :ecently, said the tcoth of a tiger sham was so sharp that you could shave with it, as long as you did not mind a few stray cuts about the chin.
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    62 7 i t feet formation, and forming the letters "R.F." representing "Republique Francaise." The manoeuvres concluded wU'h dives at a speed of 280 m'les an hour, th.machine skimming the ground. j Afterwards M. Laval and his daughter were entertained at the aerodrome club with native dances and a concert. "You have
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    BOUQUET FROM THE SKIES
    157 7 Russian Compliment To Mademoiselle Laval Moscow, May IS I E APING from a height of 3.000 feet with 23 others from a bombing 'plane, a member of the air force landed by parachute at the feet of Mdlle. Jose Laval, the daughter of t'he French Foreign
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    IF WAR COMES IN EUROPE
    306 7 "Be Prepared" i SOUTH AFRICA'S KEY POSITION Cape Town, June 4. I TN the closing hours of the Union Parliament's session to-day the I Deputy Prime Minister (General I i Smuts) made a statement m reply to a suggestion by Dr. Malan, leader oi the
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    JUBILEE STAMPS
    76 7 Melboui i i Stamp- commemorative of tho Bilvei Job Uh-, are- n w throughout tho Commonweal'h. They depct th^ Ring m thc uniform t Field Marshal mounted on hs charge? "Ansae" a gift to him from the Commonweal li of Austral a. The stamp is beimr issued i.i
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      272 7 8,000 MILES BY AIR! A Baby's reoprd trip if You may have seen pictures m the difficult to U papers of a 34 months baby arriving A v ff at Croydon after a long air journey Vk produce more striking ff from S. Rhodesia. If so, you will be tt
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    1838 8 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. By Our Woman Correspondent Iscat or the International Rotary Annual Conlerence for this year wa i so in the last week-end a icierable amount of gay doings 1 amongst the Rotarians and families. After a very busy dav betlig received and silting in eonMace and
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    158 8 IN stockings, "paprika" is a shade which is setting a b g run. and deservedly -o. This shade has ennueli life to loo 1 v orgeous with green, whive or navy, and of ihe warm, red-browns. Besides those new stockings which have their clocks embroidered in their own colour, some—
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    Around The Shops
    1781 8 AURELIAS have kept to the very pleasent colour scheme of green and ivory for their new and extensive sh ox-rooms m Stamford Road. They have changed nothing and except for a few new fittings and more show-cases one find familiar and friendly ivory cupboards with their deep
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    Notes From Kuala Lumpur and Fraser's Hill
    1319 9 Notes From Kuala Lumpur and Fraser' s Hill rEN the races come to Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumpur returns the compliment by going to the races. It seems a nity that after this pretty exchange of courtesies the Turf Club should then proceed m a nasty calculating manner to relieve you
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      71 9 CHEAP Edition of 'The Arabian Nights" of China. "STRANGE STORIES FROM A CHINESE STUDIO" i-— or L ao Chai Chih I Translated by Prof. H. A. GILES 175 unusual stories, grave and gay. which will add to ycur knowledge cf folk-lore of China and social life of the Chinese people.
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    Sunday Tribune. Singapore: Sunday, June 16, 1935. BRITAIN AND CHINA
    590 10 Sunday Tribune. Singapore: Sunday, June 16, 1935. BRITAIN AND CHINA WRITING on the occasion oi the nouncement that the Bntisfl -7a? ion m China is to become tm Kml The Times paid a tribute eh British pe< m i i. E Lst will particularly appn late. '*The Chinese,* 1 said
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    Two Young Men In The Cabinet
    1172 10  -  C.H. Stanley- J ones The New zfMinhter Fori! he Colonies IJRIENDS have asked me "Why don't you write something about the new British Cabinet M Do they think it is really worth discussing? I don't. Tt won't last more than a few months, anyway,
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    WIT and WISDOM OF THE WEEK.
    589 10  -  Anglius TREAT is the resomcefuiness of offi- ciais. The following happened m the Sudan, but I am sure, any Government employee m Malaya would be equally ready with the apt reply. A WEARY telegraph agent, stationed many miles from anywhere m the hottest part
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    Volunteers In Camp At Malacca
    273 11 MACHINE GUN UNITS Beach Defence GIBING THROUGH A SMOKESCREEN OVER thi- Whitsuntide Holidays Machine Gun Units "A" (European*). "C" (Scottish) and "G" lEuras'an) Companies of the Singapore Volunteer Corps concentrated a Malacca for an instructional Camp, "A' (Kuropean) Company of the Malacca Volunteer Corps had
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    THE KING ON THE SCREEN
    151 11 Royal Film At Dutch Gala Show Amsterdam. I FILM based on the life of the Kir.g was shown to a distinguished audience at a gala performance m Amsterdam as part of the celebrations of His Majesty's Silver Jubilee. The British Minister at the Hague. Si-:
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    This Strange World
    756 11 Australian Mistake Over Jubilee Medals Girl's Dance Of Death Hu ngary Eating Crows And Foxes Opium In A Government Launch UERE are some strange stories sent by Reuter correspondent's from all parts of the world. Seventeen lucky people m Victoria are due to receive two Silver Jubilee
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    AN EX-CONVICT'S "VOW"
    251 11 Protest By Theft And Suicide A JAPANESE named Sosuke Kakubari has worked cut a peculiar method of individual protest against what lie regards as the injustice of society. He has taken a vow to get himself convicted by the courts twenty times before he reaches the age
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    BALLOON WHICH HID NOT ASCEND
    545 11 Thomas Dowries was struck down, and suffered the terrible injuries from which he died next day. The mob paused to remove the injured boy. and then went on with its riot until a posse of police arrived JURY'S CENSURE. Public opinion to-day would not blame
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    Beware Of Provoking The Horse Guards!
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    Ceylon's Scheme For Gentlemen Farmers
    618 14 BURGHERS TO BE ENCOURAGED Suitable Areas FRUIT, DAIRY ANU FODDER GRASS INVESTIGATIONS arr now being made m the Ban da raw da district with a view to finding out suitable areas for a middle-class Ceyionese Colonisation Scheme, reports the Times of Ceylon. Besides being a
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    776 14  -  Clubman The Girls Sports Club— —One Of The Most Lively In Singapore Its Activities The Work Of The Kilat Heading Room (Hi, DEBHAPS lhe mosi lively girls club m Singapore is the griris Sport Club situated ofl' Serangoon Koad. Almost all forms of popular Sporl are included
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    208 14 Practical Treatment Landed Ottawa, May 3. DELEGATES to the fifteenth annual meeting Ct the Canadian Council UH Child and Family Welfare returned today tc their homes after having heard i the Governor-General praise this nation j for what he described as its practical j treatment of social
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    372 14 Broken Kngagement TO YOUNG PRINCE OP .1 HA LA WAR i TOE Maharajah of Patiala. w h 0 was a prominent figure m the I Jubilee Day procession, has broken of the engagement of his H-year-olri daughter to the 14-year-old son and heir of Pas Uaharaj-Raaa
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    2689 15  -  Dragon C©mmemi(t§ Om Tine Trianngwl&ir Twiraainfiieinift The Principal Matches Described Why Perak Should Have Won Leong Sin Nam Cup Tan Cheng Phor's Triumphs— Ralu Pahat 's Team For Johore Olympiad Klang Notes (Ry GRAND' That is about the best word to describe this year's triangular tournament
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    431 15 Problems Of Youth "STRIVING AFTER HAPPINESS" THE greatest number of Rotarians ever to meet together m the British Isles attended the annual conference of the Rotary International Association of Great Britain and Ireland which opened at Margate recently. Over 3.000 members from all parts of Great Britain
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    2643 16  - The Week's Malayan SPORT REVIEWED Forward Vhitsun Events Interesting Results Everywhere F.M.S. v. Colony Tennis More Of Chin Kee Onn Malaya Cup Soccer Shocks For Selangor And Singapore Penang's Strong Eleven. (By WE HAVE left the Whitsun holiday week-end behind and with it i host of sporting engagements. At all
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    594 16  -  K.O. ctf# 'JHE "rubber* scrap between Raphael and Frisco was rather disappointing. There was far too much holding, pushing and clinching. There were only Raphael brief spells of long range fighting. FrisAnd co was actually lighter on this occaFrisco sion, but it was
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    THE WORLD'S BEST DANCERS
    292 17 American Girls t BETTKK SENSE OF RHYTHM »H_JUCAN girls make the finest A facers m the world. Take jjfrm Connolb's word for it. He know. He not only has directed <• ot fver y nationality ,1 beautiful dance specnerous Florenz Zeigfeld but he has travelled to
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    110 17 New Pictures yA The Capitol And Pavilion -oris of the cinema m Singapore are promised good entertainment fel ib* week-end. The Capital opened lasnight with the latest Gaumont-British comedy. "Things Are Looking; Up," leabg Clceley Court neldge m one of the hings she has done for the films.
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    34 17 Johore Bahru, June 14. The annual general meeting of the Johore Club. Johore Bahru, which was v) be held m the Club hcuse on June 22. has been postponed until June 26.
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    58 17 A luge number of Malayalees gathered for a dinner at the Selangor Hotel, Kuala Lumpur. The question of forming a Muldvalee Association was considered, but the chairman, Mr. T. V. Anandun Hair, suggested that this was unpraei uabie and it would be better for aU to om he Selangor Indian
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    21 17 A »n :im i R U dy Vallee m a scene trom Swee Music" which comes to the Alhambra Theatre shortly.
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    200 17 Opens At The Capitol Next Thursday U/HAT can be described as one of the finest stage shows yet to visil Singauore is Professor Doorlay's Tropical Express Non-Stop Revue which will open a season at the Capitol Theatre on Thursday. June 20. starting at «.15 p.m. show.
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    CORONER'S INQUIRIES
    45 17 Singapore, i rday. n Coroner's inquiries ;to the deaths of Miss Beatrice Phipps -nd Plyi Officer R. Talbot Smith, \\>iu> uoth died under tragic Circumstances will be heard oefore the Singapore Coroner, Mr j W. G. Porter, on June 21 and 22, res-
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    33 17 Nanking, June Dr. Yu Yu Jen. tho President of tho Examination Yuan, i seriously ih with gout. Ho i.s unahl and is confined to bed.- -Sin Chow Jn Poh.
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    141 18 Terms Agreed FIGHT FIXED FOR JUNE 22 Singapore, Saturday. IT is understood that Young Aide 1 has agreed to fight Frisco provided the latter reduces to lOst. 101 b., which is 31b. above the welterweight limit. Aide is willing, and the pair will clash at the
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    354 18 Education Defeat M.S.C. 5-1 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahiu. June 14. Playing on the Istana Padang this evening m the second round of the J.B.D.F. League the Education Department beat the Medical Sports Club decisively by s—l.5 1. The game was fast and the Education Department showed
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    211 18 Some Good Bowling Performances London, June 14. LANCASHIRE defeated Kent on tha first innings at Manchester. Kent: 224 (Woolley 85). Lancashire: 338 for 5 (Watson 150, Hopwqod 96) GLAMORGAN WIN Glamcrgan gained a victory by 133 runs over Leicestershire at Leicester. Glamorgan: 158 and 179 Mario w 6
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    60 18 The following will represent Messrs. Tophain, Jones and Rallton, Ltd.. v. the Singanore Harbour Board on the Junior Civil Service ground to-day at 2.15 p.m.: S. H. Phillips, J. B. Devitt. H. N Croft, J. E. Eforrle, R.E. Slater. S. C Jennings, J. R. Oliver. J. S. Young.
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    1054 18 INTERESTING REVIEW OF MALAYA CUP PROSPECTS (By "Full Back' Singapore, Saturday. TUiERE is a good deal ot" uncertain- ty as to who will be the finalists m the Malaya Cup Competition. Local soccer enthusiasts had full hope 01 Singapore retaining the trophy, but after their
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    629 19 FINAL DAY'S RACING Two Biff Dividends ngAD-HBAT IN LAST BVBNT Reporter) r, Saturday. T-jr -eiangror Turf r Meeting was held n Kuala Lumpur to-day. The weather kepi tine, rxcept for a sho-ht d>iz2 fell before the fifth rac -rhe as oO< am lne
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    415 19 Successful Meeting At Stadium Singapore, Saturday. TIIF. Third Annual Athk-tie Sports or--1 jyanised by Messrs. Th;- Weain, hrol,her V Lt(i were heW at vh <* Anson Kmd Stadium i.i the presence of a big gathering of EMIT, friends ar.<| well-wishers. The ccmpHtihs which took p-ir m >ho
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    NONDESCRIPTS WIN
    93 19 S.C.C. Second Eleven Beaten I Singapore, Saturday. Playing- on the S.C.C. ground this afternoon the Nondescripts Crcket Club beat the bom-;? team's second eleven by seven I v/Vkets Bet'itg first the S.C.C wptp only able ta compile 105 runs of which S. de Silva j r£* wickets for
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    30 19 Americans To Meet Team From Pres. Monroe Tt*? American Association will meet 'cam from the President Monroe at baseball to-day at 10 a.m. on h* St. j Joseph's ground.
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    JUNIOR BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIP
    354 19 Results Of The Third Round Singapore, Saturday. THF third round of the Singapore (Junior) Men's Singles Championship was decided at the- Clerical Union hall to-day. when four matches were ccmpleted. Ihe ftfeSl ihrec lies were soon over, none of the matches reaching the ihirH set, a~»d vlay
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    THE FIRST TEST
    65 19 England Win Toss And Bat First Nottingham, June 15. rE weather was fine, the wicket firm and likely to last when the First Test match between England and South Africa began to-day. These was a crowd of 2,000 when England, having won the toss, opened their innings
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    MALAYA CUP SOCCER
    211 19 Johore Trial For Match With Singapore (From Our Own Correspondent) johore Bahru, June 15. i The following players from Batu Paha^ and Johore Bahru have been chosen >o play m the Possibles versus the Probables State trial game to be plavcd on the Royal Johore lnterI national
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    32 19 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, June 15. ■The Imperial Airways' eastbound plane, bringing mails from London dated June 8, is h«ia up by ..j»ad W*a ther at Rangoon.
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    PERAK SPRINGS A SURPRISE
    233 19 Malaya Cup Soccer PENANG BEATEN BY 4—3 [From Our Oum Cc r re*pond*nt) Penang, Saturday. OLA YING with five reserves, Perak x sprang a surprise by beating Penang 4-3 m the Malaya Cup match played here to-day. The weather was cloudy and there was a slight
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    188 19 An Eleventh Hour Sensation (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Saturday. FOLLOWING a sensation caused by the eleventh hour withdrawal of six Negri Sembilan players selected from the N.S. Chinese Recreation Club, the Malaya Cup match was played here this evening and ended m the visitors making history
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    PERAK TURF CLUB
    132 19 JULY MEETING, 1935. Ist. Day, Saturday, 29th. June, 1955 2nd Day, Wednesday, 3rd. July, 1935. 3rd." Day, Saturday, 6th. July, 1935. ENTRIES CLOSE AT 3 P.M. ON WED- NESDAY, THE 19TH. OF JUNE. 1935. The Subscript-ions for Visiting Members shall be: MEN $10 LADIES 5 fcr the
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    L. ALVIS IN FORM
    257 19 Medical College Beat S.R.C, 1 i Singapore, Saturday. Laddie Alvis. the young Medical College cricketer was m splendid form when his side met the S.R.C. on the Padang yesterday. Scoring a brilliant knock «.f 84 runs and taking four wicket's for 80 runs, he was mainly
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    71 19 Johore Bahru, Sfcttl relay. The Fort Canning crichc- team visited Johore Bahru yesterday and mot the Johore Cricket Club en thc Civ?' service Club Padang. The Johore Club baTted fijßs*. md scored 155, Dr. Lowscn ropsoertng with 48, which included two sisters, and Webb being the second highest
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    439 19 second inninjrs and were all cut for 48 i runs Whitaker took 5 wickets and Jonklaas 4. PERAK BAT AGAIN Play m Perak's second innings was stopped owing to rain and further play seemed impossible this evening:. PerakV, first wicket fe'l when Suppiah was bowled by
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    145 20 I Cher i Teo Chee Tang, winner of the lon^ jump at Wearne Brothers' sporis Mr. P. Daintry and Miss "Babs" (i ay after heir wedding at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday. Davis, the R.A. custodian, worried by Juan Chong' m Thursday's First game which resulted m 'he unese beating the
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