Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 7 June 1936

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    15 1 The Sunday Tribune \u\ 'I i GAP* »!;i., i MDAV, m. i i > FIVE CENTS.
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    NANKING TO MAINTAIN POLICY OF PEACE WITH JAPAN
    890 1 IGNORES CANTON PRESSURE WAR UNLIKELY Uneasiness Dying Down < niton, Juno 6. LtILRtIEWED b) Kiuiei iMi 1 >ir. l.«» \\.n Kan, the former Nankin- Foreign Minister I and now virtual director of C union's foreign policy, st.il <l that the rlecision of
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    ANTI-JEW ISM RIOTS NEAR WARSAW
    69 1 Outcome Ot A Persona! Quarrel Warsaw, June 6. ANTI-atmlttc nut.s have broken out It n Mtrulnnsiowlecld consequent on the tuning ol a cavalry sergeunt in the course of a penona] quarrel with Jews. The police and fire brigade were rusned fiom Warsaw 20 mile* distant
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    UNKNOWN WORK BY TSCHAIKOVSKY
    148 1 Discovered In Archives Tn Leningrad Leningrad. "ADE to Joy." a hitherto unknow i cantata by Tschaikovsky, has been discovered in the archives of the Leningrad Conservatory of Music. The cantata has only once been performed in 1365 when Tschaikovsky took his final examinations to graduatefrom the
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    STEWARD HANGED IN SHIP
    243 1 Coroner's Inquiry AN EARLY MORNING DISCOVERY Singapore, Saturday. T^IE Japanese superstition that a rope used by anybody to commit suicide must immediately be destroyed in order to prevent the spirit of the dead person inducing j other people to follow his example was mentioned in the
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    BEAUTY IN MUSIC
    125 1 Under the ausnices of the Singapore Teachers' Association. Mr. Albert Mallinson of the Trinity College of Music (London) will deliver an address on "Beauty in Music" at 5.30 p.m. on Tuesday. June 9, at the Singapore Chinese Girki Sr^ool, Cairnhill Road. Mrs. AS. Small has kindly consented
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    WEDDING AT THE CATHEDRAL
    636 1 Arathoon-Michael OVER TWO M(J GUESTS SingapIN the presence of al pie i friends and relativ iof t] H and bridegroom, a weririi raucti local interest was solrm ifzcd Q Andrew's Cathedral this e noo when Miss Mary M v r Michai became the bride of Mr.
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    POLICE BAND
    65 1 The Police Band will play the following programme in the Botanic Gardens this evening (Sunday), beginning at eicrht o'clock: March, "Old Panama," Alford; Overture, "Story of the Overtures," (part 2), Winter; Selection. "The Shamrock," Myddleton; Waltz, "Moonlight on the j Rhine," Vollstedt; Trombone Solo, "Nirvana," Adams; American Sketch,
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    OIL MUST BE UNDERGROUND
    192 1 NAV/*V Serious mistake By Government ill fro; Our (Jwn Correspondent) London, May 27. A CABLED announcement by the r\* h of Sa.awak that the GreaC Miri oilfields may dry un in ten yc.is has attracted attention at home < -n account of its bearing upon vital
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    PUTTING A PREMIUM ON CRIME
    245 1 Refunded Money ACCUSED MAN TO BE SENT HOME? Singapore, Saturday. <r rHE practice of 'refunding money after being charged with cheating is rather like putting a premium on crin:? but in view of the fact th an app icatfon has been made to th' Distre-
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    MALAY REGIMENT
    106 1 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. A PIKED company of 150 men from n the Malay Regiment is to represent Malaya at the Coronotion of King Edward VIII in London next May, according to information that has Just been revealed. This is a fine gesture on the
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    CHARGE OF KILLING MOTHER
    201 2 CHARGE OF KILLING MOTHER Con fission Alleged HOY AND GIRL FACE TRIAL ii. Air Mail; Geneva, May -7. A BOY and a g-iri who are alleged to have murdered their mother by "striking her on the head with ueer bottios, and then sulfocating her with a rug" haw been extradited
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    SINGAPORE ROTARY CLUB
    33 2 Mr Charles Short will be the speaker at the meeting of the Singapore Rot Club at the Adelphi Hotel On Wedne day. His subject will bo, "A Singaporean Visits Australia."
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    EARL LESLIE AND HIS MIDDIES
    176 2 EARL LESLIE AND HIS MIDDIES bxcellest Entertainment At Fort Canning EARL Lebii" and his orchestra who •:< on board the" P. and O. Corfu *av€ Ihelr ftrst Singapore performance o a pnd very appreciated audience at -i it Canning Serge-'Anrs Mess on Fr d?.< On Ui.ii- return to Singapore ta
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    SOLDIER FINED
    61 2 Licence Suspended For S?x Months Singapore. Saturday. PETSB Mangtoi, of the Royal Inni.skilling Fusiliers, who was charged with driving a motor-car in a negligent i-i Berangoon Rocd recently, ■"r by the Fifth Magistrate, V Oil Tufo, to-day. Mangin was tined $50 and hi.-, licence was suspended r< M-
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    NEW EXPENDITURE ON SINGAPORE
    317 2 Sound Reason h JAPAN'S POIJCY DISQUIETING (By Air Mail) 'From Our Ow,i >r, London, May 2\. T«HE "Naval and Military Record" comments as follows on the new expenditure on the Singapore Base: "The decision to spend rather more than £2,000,000 in ex< the latest revised total
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    SEARCH FOR "JACK THE STRANGLE"
    368 2 SEARCH FOR "JACK THE STRANGLE" ►ho Combed Out GIRLS BEING UKmv UP (l; > S 1 1 M.til) London, M av •>- -ivmb-out of Soli,, hv q V,r«rs m ,,s, AAiflfe! the Mice have r,,,h,, a p" h'" "her, they cerlain that n' •orneon* talks iho 1,,,,., ■I MM* Ml
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    INDIA- CEYLON ASSN
    148 2 Extraordinary General Meeting In Muar (from Our Dtot. I oiidnit) Johon Bahru. Jmr At an cxtraordln m") 1 of the i-.idi.i-o Mu held ;n ih? Association Hall with Mr 3. Po) nampalam. -IP. In the chair, tne followlm l ihe i nsuing year. orf President D. P
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE
    25 2 ICKNOWLEDGMENX fc ai Dr. Hu Tni Kur- "*2J a tfriends I id i tended h :M^'iP«raiv. those i w and letters of cond
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      106 2 fj^^ MALAYAN PREMIE f> HOTEL _J THIS WEEK MONDAY, ITSDNISDAI HtiDW I UL DAN DINNER ft DANCE (informal) 9 ORCH C( 'N( i RT 8.16 I 9.11 DINNI DANCE I ret A' m Appearing Nightly THE COWAN BA~i LEY REVU E cuwan IMII.IY- Banjo, Guit. I aracter Numb- nedy Songs,
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      163 2 PHONES Telegraphic Address: GOODWOOD The most charmingly situated Hotel in the -Island. SPECIAL CIRRY Til KIN EVERY SUNDAY $1.00. Babies Thrive on WEET-BIX for BABIES and CHILDREN. Child and baby welfare specially agree that Wheat Is one of the best cereals to be added to baby's diet at Weaning time.
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      17 2 PAVILION Soon The World's fTCAtctl prima donna in it gloriouMusical Picture! ■S^EH^BHKtifiB^a .*iooqqßß]Bß^^Wb H\ -4k „.^tttm BT
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    Need For Post-School Education In Malaya
    3073 3 URGENT AND WISE POLICY PROBLEM OF HELPLESS YOUTHS ANNUAL SPEECH DAY AT RAFFLES INSTITUTION Singapore. Saturday. I>i hi^ addrew at the annual Speech l)a\ and I'rize Distribution Mr. I). W. Md.iod. Principal of the Kettles Institution, stressed the need lor poM -school education in
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      210 3 INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, are ACID STOMACH Troubles I i>* positively conquered by BISURATED' MAGNESIA. Burning pain in the pit of your f str)mach, agonising wind after meaK jj^***^ -^W. or during the night, risings of sour Wfml&mm/ lood particles in throat, are unmis- W^MmSW^ t ikable signs of excess acid forming
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      369 3 Out came Corns after 10 years' misery t.rnl.l, hours "I 4an iM fo hit ih* „«t. mid i" m o6i« '<• r a J'"' r >r 10 abe 'i 8 mot both tmaU tot* and I IOC" ih> {>•! :t tim Aon completely d red. I n,,,i t> t <\<r
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      209 4 S OWING TO SUCCESS of this Grand AIL-LAUGHING SCREEN ATTRACTION COMBINED with an EXCELLENT STAGE SHOW EXTENDED FOR ONE DAY ONLY i 1 f^ HBH r IS^4hB POSITIVELY LAST DAY j LAI M A Ifi^ I 3.15 645 9.15 j ~'.v They're vagabond Gyps»Y Lwveis Now Presented S —and houfothey
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      110 4 OPENINC I'AVIIIOX TO-DAY S. S. VAN DINE'S HEl^iL PH|LO VfiNGE MYSTi;I2V Vk^* fe^ the case of the invisible killei I I l\'l All Cea'h an 'rie rare-course' .^>»^ a -**XX^ /CJwiS-i'V^ WLM B Philo Vance mystery-romcnccl Another's voice founded M m ii/l Virqinia Bruce »•>£ Benita KUME Douglas WALTON other
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      107 4 I A side-splitting Chinese Comedy 31 R. N ii S (Ol MKV RIDE" Matinee To-day at 2.15 p.m. "Cat And the Fiddle" and "Her First Mate" The WORLD'S MOST-DISCUSSED FILM I OPENS WEI )S JlNE_loth. At The PAVILIOX touched their innocent Jjgjaßi lives and shattered the world «SS in which
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    Shirley Temple In "The Littlest Rebel"
    346 5 SHE SINGS AND DANCES DRAMATIC ROLE Strong Supporting Cast is the t»' |N confederate w| i° ur A rounds Ihe Vank* with smiles. lstm n ds them with onus ..nrt debits them with il.-inces, Shirley Temple returns to the m r-en in ••The littlest
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    10 5 Ter»nle and John Boles who appear to "Tig Littlest Rebel"
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    HAROLD LLOYD IN "THE MILKY WAY"
    329 5 FARCICAL FUN FEATURES NEW PICTURE AHI RKK AM of laughter is in stors for Singapore picture fans when Harold Lloyd's new Paramount farce, "The Milky Way. opens at the Capitol Theatre this week. Some time during- his life every man dreams of doing the
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    A MYSTERY FILM
    229 5 Crime Solved By Philo Vance ONE form of "black inagir." most dreadful of all the orc-nlt arts, plays an important part in "The Garden Murder Case," newest of the Philo Vance stories to reach the screen. It opens to-day at the Pavilion Theatre. Edmund Lowr appears Bl
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    AUSTRALIAN RECORD
    109 5 Sydney. N.S.W. May 23. The storm, which recently delayed the Brisbane mail aeroplane's return trip to j Sydney, resulted in an Australian record lor one day's commercial flying beni" created next day. Mi. Keith Virtue, pilot of the Airlines of Australia's air-liner Lismcre had breakfast in Brisbane, morning
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    A MOST ENTERTAINING FILM
    265 5 i STRONG CAST IN THESE THREE Many Dramatic Situations SAMUEL Goldwyn's new production, "These Three," which brings Miriam Hopkins, Merle Oberon and Joel McCrea to the Pavilion Theatre this week proves to be the mo^t powerful and gripping drama to reach the screen in many a
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    Contbact Bridge
    907 6  -  Horatius (By ASTUTE DEFENCE PLAYS npO my mind, one ol' the most enjoy able features of contract bridge is that of maintaining ft strong defence to set a contract which, aided by the slightest error of judgment, would succeed. There is no thrill attaching to the defeat of
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    NEW STOMACH TREATMENT GETS QUICK RESULTS
    307 6 It takes only about 3 minutes for BISMA-REX, the new pleasant-tast-ing antacid powder, to bring you relief from stomach agonies. Ad It is lasting relief too. Mr. O. T K. of Singapore writes "For many years T have suffered almost intolerable pain in the
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    AMATEUR DRAMATIC CLUB
    218 6 AMATEUR DRAMATIC CLUB "Laburnum (irove" In Rehearsal CINGAPORE at, last lias its Amat-w: Dramatic Club, with a club fcwt situated lt t the corner of Orchard Re* nivl Oiange Hoad This a: main club room, where rehearsals *w held, reading and writing i and lou.'iKe. kitchen, retiring roon. Bracks and
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      146 6 QUALITY ALWAYS TELLS! Jsr 'QUEEN MARY* 7 vJ^^lbblb^ *jaH"f""M^*^^iy >9HH& .<» jß^£»i x ■BK m** 1 V JvflßV* x x 1 v <.V^£ i* WMa^-^BBi .^^^JbmT |p jt^uSSbSSp^C^bVbl '^Bil^a-- ■IPSbl''" "I ■f-"' >JK iy M it.'jb' <V* tJdrS^f dKtiBBfcBBBKBV' k A l j#»w(W^'* J v j^K&I&J H** JT jl HkHI
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      9 6 diamonF beds I DIAMOND BRAND ;^J|j ARE COMFORTABLE, "SSI
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    STRICTLY BETWEEM OURSELVES
    1509 7 STRICTLY BETWEEM OURSELVES down the >tr et, n i kof curly \<y< i eyes, a .spring in my wall bis, M t crag K t v v you thing will i;nou thai i ched 1 ha\« ii( P on the Steinach me tr it, reactivatini the aging hui an, I
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      76 7 -> -•ySmac j'u^aWiif .->■ ■jMffjjW.'^^B jSp XjS ww ■■"•■^^'KSHoSHv ,^jmnk«m >* -■w^g||^^Bßß^^S^BkSj«yX^;.;; >.'•'■.«'..• i -yS^So^^' '>* This is rather an unusual photograph of Bread, bul product such as ours is worthy of unusual treatment. IT IS GOOD ALL THROUGH The ROYAL BAKERY offers you wholesom nourishing bread, made u ler
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    2805 8 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. BY our woman rorrc§pondenl RGtbi I WM ÜBXf i to Mr Barklea Arathoon. which too": place at BJ And: C thedraJ yesterday, a largely attend* d n held Jt Omrar. gidence of Mr t }n <! v>d some beautifi.l [or her w< ciding preotnta, m
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      48 8 f jr*" Isn't it simpler and f safer to ask for \^f soutnalls".when Ijjr doing so you <*» •v re tsiured of l^P^r-^Jte*sr th complete V" I i protection, soft «>othin{ comfort n <* perfect pura/ \j that name stands O1 all Chemiau Sole A&enu for Malaya: GnATTOw LABORATORIES, Singapore.
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      103 8 i i i i i i i i i i ii i i i i i i r < i i i i t t t i t r mriiiniini;iii;iiiii!iiiii:iii]iiiiii!iiii|iii!iiiiii!iiiiii|i!iiiiui[kfT^ [PALAIS DES MODES j tt, STAMFORD ROAD. Have just received a new shipment of very exclusive hats, 1 also some
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      158 8 Latest Creations in Ladies' Hats, Novelties and IlelN dis playing at De Souza Brothers, 42, Hifch Street Phone 3188. /BACKWARD tcT I BABItS B&- I If Baby is backward and not gaining weight either on the breast or the bottle add a little Brestol to W""V the feeds. \Vr^W It
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      34 8 i RENE ULLMANN uhlld™ dot.) ANNOUNCES VERY SMART MORNING, AFTERNOON AND COCKTAIL GOWNS ALSO A AERY WIDE SELECTION OF LADIES HANDBAGS FOR DAY AND EVENING WEAR NEW HATS— FLOWERS. ORNAMENTS. ETC. km ULLmnnn SINGAPORE
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    Notes From Kuala Lumpur and Fraser's Hill
    285 9 Notes From Kuala Lumpur and Fraser's Hill THE 11. Kuala unpur dur Inj m all prfoftt alanoati b, who made the h bill or to Imvcvh all i \v--l] patr l AUKA OU and Wright L I dunce at Ux Sela:. duly provided Inment with a diff< tneiv I -d
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    Our Fraser's Hill Letter
    603 9 Our Fraser's Hill Letter PIVE g\ rious dajra ui 1 unahlne helped to maki the Whitsun lay on Fra Hill. ireal sun i breeze preventIf from becomJ too hot, and the fact mat nearly everyone had told nearly en the course would be too crov/ded to play on, made polf
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      131 9 iLiiuT in a beautiful dance frock bought from 9ni»a Ku|u^rii I^HE NOVELTY STORE. Phone 3853. SINGAPORE'S UP-TO-DATE LIBRARY j 1 ALL THE LATEST FICTION j i j CHEAP hates. SPECIAL TEK.Ms FOK CUBS MBBSBB I Green Circle Libraries iBF battery road i i I^4 ux Chats Noirsl j London arid
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      76 9 MALAYAN PEWTER Hundreds of Contemporary Designs. Every Piece Faultlessly Made by Hand. Sole Agents MAYNARD CO., LTD., S 11, Battery Road. Singapore. Pay a visit to Bras Basah Rd. and Raffles Hotel J'eking Tre«s Novelties Black wood Furniture Glassware Use Sketolene and prevent Mosquito Bites By applying Sketolene direct to
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      206 9 I THE GIFT SHOP 157, Capitol Mansions. i ENTIRE STOCK OF i FASHIONABLE ART JEWELLERY t TO BE CLEARED AT HALF MARKED PRICES FOR J 14 days only. OUR NEW SHIPMENT (Q)^> of f^t^^^% t% Fascinating Furnishing Fabrics? v^*^^^ f*ifaA ''^c^M^^^^^l A The ultimate note in really t beautiful fabrics.
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      54 9 PERBONALMAGNETISM is the K-y io a Woman'* Bncc BE MAGNETIC Prof. A. PETEKS. 95 Goytang MA. Hours 2to 7 \\m C* r"~ <""*• _j v JieMim s have just received a kw shipment of morning, atternoon and dinner gowns. Also very smart hags and helts in all colours. 5, Stamford
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, June 7, 1936.
    537 10 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, June 7, 1936. HU.. „:> AND JAPAN 'Till; tion thai t allibel wn en Sermany ]>< en Hiadl many itiiiii Ka t two \ears. It ist ail frequently i>e<-n scouted it .till it persists and It is i matter when Far Eastern it. It If wur
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    HOW DO THEY GET THAT WAY?
    1702 10  -  C. H. Stanley-Jones Callous Officials, Diplomats, Patriots AFTER a short series of articles on the problem of relief administration in Singapore, I am returning to the question asked at the head of this page. That does not mean that I am dropping the problem
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    WIT AND WISDOM OF THE WEEK.
    469 10  -  Anglius A CORRESPONDENT suggests that this column would be enlivened oy a little verse, so try this one ■THERE'S a lititle Trench lady from Nice, Who just won': ler.vc fellows in pice, She keeps saying 'Geef me a kice." And once they bt&ln they
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      55 10 Clocks for Home Office WTW^ I T W Hi 8 h grade and Beautifully finish 'd 'Bi«M*'"° 4rJ I 2 hour strike 8 day time from $18 HI 1 4 4 Westminster. 8 day movement I liW 12 MontruS Guarantee. jff— s^ >— y~ mar- JIjIJHPBPHHHH P Xo duty in
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    Improving Efficiency Of Civil Aviation
    1797 11 EXPERIMENTS AND RESEARCHES NOISE STUDY Pen -Pictures Of A Journey I\; tl- onstruetion, and (.(•.ration of commercial aircraft an ov<r- ri played by identi xperimeni and research. JU t ol <\- ii v. found n< iry to mak r the I cDmmerdal ,j»"rati<!;. with wireless
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    PREHISTORIC MONSTER
    112 11 Diprotodon's Bones Found In Queensland Sydney. N.S.W. May 23. A pile of bones uncovered recently on a Queensland property, were those of a Diprotodon, according to Mr. H. O. Fletcher, palaeontologist, of the Austra- lian Museum. It was the biggest of Australia's prehistoric animals, about the size of
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    "BABY STARE" HARMFUL TO EYES
    351 11  -  R. A. Thompson D.O.Sc. By (Doctor Of Ocular Science) Attempts among women to Imitate the "baby stare" of the cinema actress causing great damage to the eyes. Many women have admired* this and are trying to acquire ol b Uadonna and drui These arc courting
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    MR. HERBERT IN WORD WAR
    328 11 "DECENCY" Scene In House Of Commons I oiulon. MK. A. P. IHtlh \*t author of the I «<nt book, "Thr Word War," had :i war of words, mainly the n "<lci«ncv" and "ii'i'iuh," vvi'li tin* (haiKollor of the I h< qucr in the House of
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    A SCOTSMAN 100KS AT MALAYA
    1332 12  - A SCOTSMAN 1 00 K S A T MA L AY A W. B. Paterson )n Which I Lament The Absence Of Publicity j j Accorded To Singapore's j Bright Young Men fa4 S S Indicate How Tiw Lack (ould Be Overcome, <• JHIS \ack I propose to deal with
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    Reducing The Road Menace In Malaya
    1006 13  -  G. S. Hammonds Instructions To Children* The Public Can Help— The Safest Town? j THi hich mishap*, ..it. n cur u the raad „f Malaya, i^ I problem which is at la beintf tackfc \y by the traffic uiit'.<.,iti,. in all the chief eenta
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    2550 15  -  Dragon (Hy HOW PERAK WAS BAULKED BY SELANGOR Most Thrilling Carte* Of B*rU>* The Final Matches BrUUmnt Recovery By (han kor, Leo, W OuUUuuttno Mayers Miu Julip Wong'* hirsl Triumph Over Mi HH Betty Ho Will Singapore Take Pmi In Foonf, Seonf, Cup Competition? S./iA.
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    441 15 ANEW badminton party called the Blue-Bird BP has been formed In] Bam Pahat The following are tlu office-bearers Hon. .secretary and treasure] Chan Kim Hock. Captain, Mr. Kha I r Vice-Captain. MY I Beng El t t -.y. AUGUST BP. I On Sunday lasi th August ibadzni
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    1476 16 Europeans v The Rest Match Under Review BOWLERS TRIUMPH OVER BATSMEN BALHETCHET'S CLAIMS TO COLONY CAPTAINCY iiv "Spectator"). AM) s«> t hi- Itest won the larke (up MM ajjain. C 'ongraAulations lo them «>n vic'orv which was wdl uV>er\cd. though at the bejjin nint;, hardly «\pecfed. But such MTC IhC
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    SIAMESE BOXERS' SUCCESS
    855 16 SOM PONG The Frisco-Schmeling Prospects (By "K.0.") SIAMESE boxers are rapidly coming into the limelight There are at least four of them who could hold their own with the best in Malaya. Five or six years ago Siamese boxers were unheard of at least in Malaya. To-day
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    SCRAPPY FOOTBALL
    68 16 Malatva Municipal XI Heat Police (From Our Oirn Correspondlay. I On Wednesday last, the Mai Municipal football eleven defeated the Police by one goal the only goal scored In the .match. T' T1 PP>" a £ui!r side U' l l .Vt abegtion. The P aids wjre B bett^
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    WHITSUNTIDE SPORT IN THE NORTH
    1416 16 SOCCER, CRICKET, BADMINTON AND TENNIS <Bv "Forward*') WIHTSIN holiday sport in the North h;.s been remarkable for th<> numerous surprises that have taken place In all the Im tortanf cngagtnwnti Of outstanding interest to snorts enthusiasts throughout the country wm the opening match in the
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    175 17 KEEPING FIT AT SEVENTY After Being Crippled By Rheumatism This old man's IKe had been made miserable by rheumatism, but since he tried Kru.sch.en Sal.s several years ago, he has beer, perfectly free Hi; daughter :.:.i her r.uits.i.i have refit: j tv his experience rii,.j xi.._ r..i. „.'..iit'zii. thexiiielve. ilfetu
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    MUAR VISIT JOHORE BAHRU
    68 18 Rain Interferes With Play I; urn Our Ou r :'ornspuinJcnt> Johore Batim, June 5. rHK Muar Cricket Club WtTt visitors to Johor: B. tun to-day and met ih' 1 FOhore Cricket Club on the Civil Service Jluto padarig. Ram Interfered h play after the; C c
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    CHINA OLYMPIC TEAM
    481 18 To-Duy's Gam 1 Against Combined S r vices Singapore, Sunday. TIIK Anson Road Stadium should ho filffv? to rapacity thi> after MM when the China Olympic footballers m;et the Combined Wrvice*. The vis'tors arc fresh frcm their tour of lava where thev wer- very success ful. Local
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    MALACCA SOCCER
    155 18 Preparing For Cup Match With Johore From Our Own Correspondent Malacca, Saturday. jyjALACCA, encouraged by the victory <,vri- Negri at football, is making preparations tor the next encounter with Johore in the Malaya Cup Football competition. To-day there will be a trial match lield at Kubu and the
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    SINGAPORE L.T.A.
    45 18 Entries For Championship Close To-morrow INTENDING competitors arc again I lcraindcd thai tntiies for the Singapore Laxyn Tennis As ociation t. hanipionshipS v.iil close de.lnitely to-mor.owt Monday 1 June 8. All shcu!tl l^ach the Secrete.., Oa tot Mng;ipoie L.T.A. by 4 p.m. to-moriow.
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    CHINA OLYMPIC FOOTBALLERS
    447 18 JAVA TOUR Prospects In 'Malaya' Cup (BY "FULL-BACK") THE China Olympic footballers returned to Singapore Irom Java by plane yesterday morning. Their tour has been very successful and much experience has been gained. The standard of soccer in Java is high and their tactics differ from the
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    511 18 STORE BILLIARDS ChaHenge Shield Competition rftHE >re Billiards A 1* Tournament fpr tht Cn bhield p*esented by I ftoa and Sons, will begin at me Metropolt hotel to-mwrow, Monday, June 8 I'he following matches will ix 6 p.m.— Goh Guun Chuah (Oler Union) v. Lini Cnuan Gcok (AstOi. Athletic Club).
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    THE SINGAPORE MARKET
    318 18 PRICES MVRKKD UP SLIGHTLY UMldun And Now York Steadier "Uirday inorni.ij, Rubber (Singapore) 2.V 2 t t> u Market Tone: Steady. Tin down $I^. 10 -da> > Prices: L ndon 7 3 L6d., unchangtd. Market 1 3ne: Very steady. A« w York: 1"> cts., up 1 16
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    Horse Collapses At Selangor Races
    1086 19 SUMMER MEET OPENS GOOD RETURNS Several Close Finishes >/ 7 On it i ■r) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. EWE and sunn} weather favoured fee >;>*-«ii n v day «>i tin- Sefengor Turf Club's Summer Meeting in la Lumpui to-day. Tin A a.-> hard ami there waIh:\Sr.
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    95 19 Services Win Over Negri 'From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban. Saturday. IpOHl BldifilLAlf wre beaten by 11 lour goals lo nil by the Combin"d Service* in a Malaya Cup match nere to-cb y In the fust half Hagri gave a good display and k was not until the
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    VEHICLES DEPT. S.C.
    104 19 The sixth annual general meeting of the Vehicles Registration Depl :ports Ciuo was held at fne Registrar's Court on June 5 The following were Wteri officers for the year 1936 1937 Hon. President Lt.Col. G C Mereaim, OB E. and M C hon vice-pre-sent ilr. P. Wilson;
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    ST. ANDHEW'S WIN
    52 19 Singapore, Saturday. In a c ticket match played on the MiaHrul College ground this afternoon, St. Andrew's School .scored a convin.•in<£ victory over the College by 139 IV.ILs. St. Andrew's declared at 216 for the loa.i of six wickets and the home side I'OAMd only reply with
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    M.C.U. BEAT S.R.C.
    39 19 M. C.U. BEAT S.R.C. Declaring with 160 for the loss of six wickets, the Medical College defeated the S.R.C. by 4 wickets and 39 runs on the SRC. ground to-day, the last SRC wicket falling five minutes before time
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    CHINESE DEFEAT POLICE
    650 19 BY 4-1 Dominant In Second Half Singapore, Saturday. DLAYING at the An son Road Sta--4 dium this afternoon in the First Division of the League, the Chinese gained two valuable points when they defeated the Police by 4 1. The Chinese are now level with the R.A.F.
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    STORE BADMINTON
    149 19 Results Of Ties in Junior Tournament Blngapotc, Saturday. ANLY t\u, tics were played thi.s afterv noon in the Singapore Junior Dadminton Tournament at the Clerical Union. The r:\suits were a.s follow: Tan Pens Hock beat Chua Yoke Sit ]5— 4. 15- --t Ng Lian» Chuan beat Goh Yong
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    408 19 Full Report Of Ved rdarfs Results Saturd FAVOURED ov fine we.uher and a attendance of schoolboy i and \v: 11-wisheis the annual nthk- of the Ra files Institution which W^re held on school ground u< re .1 v,reat SVtCCt The follow. the it 'Hi 75 Yards- Clfl
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      The Cowan & Bailey Revue In Singapore
      51 1 The Cowan Bailey Revue In Singapore 9CXD I VILYN. two members of the Cowan and Bailey Revue, who n at Raffles Hotel to-mc rrow (Monday) Ted and Evelyn are ts of modern rhythm and txcel in dancing. They worked with d Attain and Ginger Rogers in "Gay Divorcee" and 'Top
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      93 1 COWAN AND BAILED, .American vaudeville entertainers and well-known songwriters In the cinema world, who will open a .season in Singapore with the othex memters of the rewe at Raffles Hotel to-morrow (Monday). Mr. Tan Sicw Kuah and Mi. 3 Sarah Neo Qual Chi Qg t who were married at the
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      Friday's 1st Div. Soccer
      28 1 Madon threatens danger to the S.C.C. goal >in to prevent him scoring— an incident in Prid division match between the M.P.A. and the SC.C.
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      136 1 Mr. Chan Peng Yin, son of Mr. and Mrs. chau Kc.u FooK and Itta* Wong Suit Fong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Won llin Fatt, were married at the Chinese Consulate-Gen-eral, Singapore, yesterday, Dr. Philip Tyau officiating. Ang S: (i champion athlete of the Anglo-Chinesp Malacca, for 1936. THE SAD
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