Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 14 June 1936

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    22 1 The Sunday Tribune Vol. I.— No. 1. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JUNE 14, 1936. FIVE CENTS. The Sunday Tribune SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JUNE 14, 1936
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    ANTI-JAPANESE DEMONSTRATIONS IN CANTON
    100 1 ANTI- JAPANESE DEMONSTRATIONS IN CANTON HUNDRED THOUSAND IN PARADES CITY'S LIFE PARALYSED REPORTED RUSSIAN PROMISE TO HELP CHINA Canton, June 13. HUNDRED thousand students, merchants and labourers, including many women, staged a monster anti-Japan-demonstration this morning. The normal life of the citv was paralysed as vast throngs, forsaking sffices, {banks
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    EFFORTS TO PREVENT CIVIL WAR
    270 1  -  Hongkong, June 13. IN a statement Genera] Yu Han Miao said that the aitti-./apa nese expedition was remaining in south Hunan to await orders from the Nanking Government The military n ovemoM was to urge the peopte to resist Japan According to General Li Chung
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    NANKING MYSTIFIED
    193 1  -  taster Of (lash Not Yet Over Nanking, -June 13. While mystified at the unexpected Withdrawal of the Southern troops, fficlaLs beli v« thai the way has been settlement. However, the ility ol the Booth, especially Kw atn advance is not unted. a clash persists until 'l the southern
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    DISORDERS IN PEIPING
    328 1  -  Peiping, Saturday Afternoon. Students in Peiping s'.aged an annJappnose and anti-civil war demonstrate n this morning. Th<? schools we:e surrounded by Police More than 20 student! were arresied. and are alleged to have been beaten. Many tried to escape from the ci.y but were intercepted by soldiers
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    KING EDWARD COINS
    97 1 M Ottawa. jna for new Canadian coins and ips bearing the her' .t Kir:Edward are no;v being considered by thr Cjnp.dian Government. The design fc: the coins will be apt»roved bv the Canadian Governin but the ma King of ths naaster dlui win be cntru ted to
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    NEW DIRECTOR OF AGRICULTURE
    465 1 MR. H. J. PAGE Points In A Notable Career MR. H. J. Pag*, the new Director of Agriculture, S.S. and F.M.S., in succession to I)r H. A. TVmpany, is due to leave England for Malaya on Aug. 18. Mr. Page, who is 45, la a Fellow
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    DOLLAR LINER HERE
    220 1 DOLLAR LINER HERE Som: Of The Prominent Passengers Singapore, Saturday. THE Dollar liner President Garfielci arrived in Singapore this morning fiom Manila carrying a large comploment of passengers among whom are the following: Mr. H. V. Dangar. prominent grazier of Australia, touring the Orient with his bride. Mr. George Kirschner,
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    DARING DAYLIGHT ROBBERY
    145 1 Synthetic Diamonds Stolen From Post Office (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala I.innpur, Saturday. A DARING day lie hi rob bevy was carried out at (be local Post OIAcC this mornin;; at about eleven oVlock. A parcel of synthetic diamonds, valued at about 1100, was removed under >ensatioml
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    MICKEY'S COPYRIGHT
    111 1 Sydn y. June 1 Recency Writ Disney and his A iod Companies Walt Di.;ney ProductJona Ltd. and *ilt Disney Enterprise.. took action to restrain a Sydney ftnu i'rom Infringing tne Disney Copyri^h:-; by the use on children's tinware of th^ lamous tharrxlers and names Mickey Mou o. Minnie
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    ANXIOUS WEEK FOR CHINESE
    390 1 iN MALAYA Urgent Telegrams To Canton (By Our Chine*e Correspond* IT has been an MUCVMfti \\*«k tot the lar.^e numbers of 'hinesc in Malaya. Afttr lapse <>i tewtfal ytmn civil war ;j,,;im threatened their home eoemtry. I have M>'^«mi to many pi 4 liiiincnt Chinese in
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    ALARM IN PENANG
    83 1 Merchants' Fear Regarding Trade (From The ru. f a ch t i> d a con Iderablc many local Chin* clubs where n receiTed win alarm The Local Chinese public ■fiwi h th el ner I polii Ln China during the weeks and hoped that i it would
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    MURDERER JUMPS FROM DOCK
    566 2 PANDEMONIUM Court Scene In Malacca (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Saturday. IMMEDIATELY alter he had been sentenced to death by Mr. Justice N. H. P. Whitley at the Malacca Assizes yesterday for the murder of a 56-year-old widow, Meng Lee, a rubber tapper, jumped clean out
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    NEW AIR LINE PROJECTED
    430 2 Accompanied by his secvetory, M)r John U Lee (who is also manager of the ran^ Central Airport> and his mother Mrs. Florence Blair, ho has arrived in Singapore from Australia and his now on his way to Hongkong and thence to Manila. He has been inspecting
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    CLAIM FOR MARRIAGLE EXPENSES
    345 2 Bridegroom's Successful Defence A CASE Of some importance to local Mohammedans wus heard and decided by Mr. H. R. Bull, the Civil District Judge. The parties to the suit Puteh binte Abdullah, a young man woman, suing by her mother, Tijah binte Mohammed, widow, and Abdul
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    8 TO 5 ON MR. ROOSEVELT
    53 2 F**oUrite For IV >identi a Elections 13 PRESIDENT Roosevelt i 1 ourits ror defpite \u Landons and Mr k nominations *WKj Neutral ob Mi.siders that tk nominations will u i-resident Roos lcej> kliri *vn The betting In Wall Street is a. .ii Mr. Roosevelt.
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    24 2 Ceraucab to successful studei .he recent normal and gradu uminaiions of the Nanyani <:■ s School will be di.stnbuuu .vicnday at 10 a m n
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      233 2 ,^rT *^^b i i V^f MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL 4 nils wm K s POPULAR CARARCI ITTRACTION IFPBARINO WIOBTLIt THE COWAN BAILEY REVUE lO\\\N li All.i.V— si.nu^. Piano, Bunjo. Ci.iitar, ostuine haractrr Numbers, (umedy Siuik^ Ttl> A. rVKI.YN Exponents of Modern Dam ing, T;ij), YWx entrir and Inhibition KSIKIII DAVIS— MistlT.s.S
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    Important Finds In Perak
    578 3 ANCIENT HUMAN SKELETONS DR. CALLENF ELS RETURNS TO SINGAPORE in a raw in Upper Perm* <t r. lfl menu which may change 1 tin haelojrica] history of Malaya. Th«- spol is at Gua Ba'aik, about I om the Sunjrei Sipuf railway station, and the excavmti' orjfanined
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    AQUARIUM IN SINGAPORE
    346 3 Will Be Ready In Two Years jHr! Sunday Tribune understands thai the Singapore Aquarium is not expected to be ready sooner than two years Anticipated to co>t approximately $120,000. it will be a [air-Kiz-d aquarium and one of the «*st in the Fast It will be a
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    "WIRELESS THAT SNAP"
    53 3 Berlin. now wireless their Horn the en e «»t with the :uri of a rem 1 'v. invention Invent 1< n portable transmis<loll been develoiH'd by a pri- lt ftrm in co operation with the It can be rn i(l quil in two Miiu-iLsrs a!i(i *ki 01
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    IT'S CLEAN!
    76 3 Water In Swimming Pool Of Bangkok Sports Club 'from Our Own Corresponaent) Br.ngkok, June 13. Foui doctors and ere cnemi>.\ all foreigners, have reported tha. the vater in the winu tillg bath at ihe Eports Club, which hiu been uied for several ycai:- but Uiichanged, though filtered and
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    LOCAL CLERICAL UNION
    988 3 THE REPORT Large Increase In Membership THF following is the report of the r mncil of the Clerical Union on th« work of the Tnion and siattmt-nt of accounts and balance l he«t foi the year ended Mar. 31, I9M: MEMBERSHIP The total number 01 active members
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      173 3 W W 1 CU/MLIT W WMJIUtE JEPWr CtlE 1 KUALA LUMPUR QfWP ADADE PKNAHG IPOH ~iJlllVlArUtvti~ TAIPENG ■aj "111 •I -J| j^k^iiLi J^^Sr*^ your stomach trouble, j\\ 1 CICCI SS Bisurated Magnesia '^ufr\^"'i I*l1 w^^ always give you 1 y §yy W quick relief by removing SfOe CtfYlUZlflPl i| the
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    A YOUNG WANDERER
    175 4 Stunned And Saved By Radio Sydney, June 1. A wanderer over countries by pushcycle. Rav D.xon. a 23-year-old New Zealande.'. now in Sydney, carried I radio sei which has proved both tns friend and enemy. Once he skidded off a steep road in New Zealand, fell 50
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      225 4 The REAL COMEDY SHOW IN TOWN JUST COME and ROAR AT THIS NEW HAROLD LLOYD TOUMPH I If vou want a good laugh, be sure to see "The Milky Way" —THE MALAYA TRIBUNE, 12-6-36 Matinee TO-DAY 3.15 CAIPII C^ I— 6.1 5 TO-NIGHT 9.15 "One may go so far as
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      279 4 SEASON EXTENDED OWING TO TREMENDOUS SUCCESS! ITS THE TALK OF TOWN SHIRLEY'S BEST YET 1 ff^HFllßj SHUN I V I I >lIM 1 JU With BILL ROIJINSON, JOHN BOLES and D I M p^ l_J m I B vmMffi^W' M 111 »l y^jWHll^ The Year's Most Baffling Murder Mystery! Somethin
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    Graphic Realism In "Things To Come"
    464 5 GREATEST FILM EVER MADE H. G. WELLS Harrowing Scenes Of Warfare rn\(HWl> .uitl produced upon the C %rancl MSto, II Walls' "Things tl dime," nrhicli i.pen- at the Capitol Themtre on Jane Ti, is the most amazinu and u.tMout any doubt the treated picture
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    16 5 Margaret tu Bcotl who appears in Things To Come" at the Capitol Theatre on June 23.
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    19 5 Henry Fonda and Lily pons In from i Dream Too Much" which opens at the Pavilion Theatre tht week
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    MISS STANWYCK IN "ANNIE OAKLEY"
    423 5 MISS STANWYCK IN "ANNIE OAKLEY BUFFALO BILLS WILD WEST SHOW Till (lays of Buffalo Bill, Sitting liull and Ned Buntline days of super-showmanship which the shrinking citadels of American entertainment have rarely seen since nre dramatized in all their stirring: romance and red-blooded action in "Annie Oakley," which oprns at
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    15 5 A scent' from "Things To Come" which opera at the Capitol Theatre on June 23.
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    "BOULDER DAM"
    259 5 Real Accident In Film A THRILLING and disastrous accident which actually took place during the construction of Boulder Dam was filmed as the climax to a cquenct in "Boulder Dam," the Warner Bros picture, with the dam as its background, which comes to the Alhambra Theatre shortly. The
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    OPERA FINDS A PLACE IN FILMS
    369 5 BRILLIANT SINGER "I Dream Too Much NOW it may be confidently asserted that opera has found its place in the films RKO Radio's "I Dream Too Much." which opens at the Pavilion Theatre this week is convincing argument that it is possible to transform
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    "LONESOME PINE "
    224 5 "LONESOME PINE First Natural Colour Fihn THK Ant natural-tolour pu lure of th wrtdSSfl, Walter WftfT*! production fSff Paramount of "I>m Trafl of the Luiu-soi'ie Pine." whirh l the apitol Theatre tins i »k \,:«.b s\i\ia Sidney, Fred Mac Morraj tnd Hestfj honda in the starring roles. ■•'I he Trail
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      845 5 js* f Corns as big as peas banished by Radox "I have pleasure in sending y~>u what was the corn at th* bottan </ my foot corn IJ as laryc u* a tMfMMM an d as thick as a pia. I Ciuld not uxtlk home t>ut afttr using your Radox
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    Contract Bridge
    1069 6 ESTABLISHING THE SECOND SUIT (By "Horatim") MANY contracts are lost because of the abiding faith of the declarer in a normal distribution anu it often happens that what is attributed to bad luck is really due to careless play. It should always be assumed that the adverse distribution
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      107 6 NEW. IFFICIFNT. AND PROMPT RELIEF FROM STOMACH TROIBLES A new delicious tasting antacid powder of up-to-date lormula is being marketed under the name Bisma-Rex by United Drug Co.. Ltd. of Nottingham It neutralises acid, soothe* the membranes, relieves the stomach of flatulence and aids the t digestion of ioods liable
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      195 6 Restores Natural Whiteness^ to Your Teeth! j There is now a way to restore tho natural I w hiteness to your tteth. All you do is put just j WKsSr A a half-inch of *Kolynoa on a dry brush. Quickly Jg Koiynos removes tlie u^ly yellow stains and gm m^<
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      89 6 THE NEW RKVOLUTIONARY STE WART -WAR NER ~-r METAL TUBES < 11 OVERSIZE SPEAKERS I** AUTOMATIC STATION REGISTER I* *rm DUAL TONE CONTROL to ferjESaEfil CURVILINEAR CONE nnr rp ?s? t todH IMT^H RSI add an additional octave to tne i RSI t-Hi response) of j-1 jj DUAL-LINP: FILTER (rliminatiw
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1604 7 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES THE iIWDAi ihuil^L, jj\*L 14, lMiti. apiUEtlMl weekly article of mine wr. they say; at other times hard goini Ooeaaionally I leap from my bed on Sunday morning full of vigour .n d got "In'' I 'I shull write jctly' now/ 1 1 inform myself, "and it
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      47 7 "The proof of the pudding is in the eating." AND THE SAME IS TRUE OF OUR CHILLED BEEF which is deliriously tender, retaining all its natural juices and having a flavour all its own. A irial will prove the truth of our statement. TEL. 5378. w*. 184
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore
    1594 8 A Woman Peeps At Singapore IKY our woman rorros ponden I I THF i. n who used to peep at Singu- pore Mis Virgl ..i Wi^ht, has been v. t ek with a irriage to Mr. George F. Milliken, a New Yorker v. been In Mi months, on A lew
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    "TURNIP TOPS"
    215 8 THE tremendous success of "Turnip Tops" and 'When Yellow Leaves. "nas brought Mrs. Ethel Boileau into the front rank of best-selling novelists. In the universal applause there has been no voice of dissent, and tne publication of a new novel by this popular author is an event of
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    Around The Shops
    686 8 PRINTED materia are doing such u things n«>w-a-uays Jll 1 out In all the wild WooauTr spring, and scenery, and dots squares, that we are Retting used iS seeing thin little unusual, then when if far as havin n Mary all < blouse to. i rather star;
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      20 8 Jus I Arrived ladies' Underwear, Satin Slips and Gowns at U M I II S HOTEL and BKAS ItASAII ROAD.
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      135 8 MALA Y A N PEWTER Hundreds of Contemporary De- signs. Every Piece Faultlessly S Made by Hand. Sole Agents i MAYNAHD CO., LTD., 1 i S li, Battery Road, Singapore. J I iiiii i|:i|iiiiiihi iiiii m .i iMiniuiM. i i i i i :i!iiii|Miin>ii!iii l |<J..ij iiiiiiii.ii.iiniitinimniiir.iiiiitiuiiir^i l a JPALAIS
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      156 8 If he' gift shop! I Capitol Mansions, 157 North B. Kd. Exclusive models in Lamts' HATS. Hats made to o v der. Fashionable dresses. Famous' Rogo Siockings. S Exquisite Artificial Flowers. N *^WW I ML—— /BACKWARD Z^ BABItS K^ If Baby is backward and not gaining weight either on the
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      32 8 RENE ULLMANN millinery do*.) ANNOUNCEfi VERY SMART MORNING, AFTERNOON AND COCKTAIL GOWNS ALSO A AERY WIDE SELECTION OF LADIES HANDBAGS FOR DAY AND EVENING WEAR MEW HATS— FLOWERS. ORNAMENTS Kl (terteuumßnn SINGAPORI
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    Notes From Kuala Lumpur and Fraser's Hill
    128 9 Notes From Kuala Lumpur and Fraser's Hill rXRF. !..i' of u lull in I ttU In Kuala Lum;> ewhat, I Mould imapi i Ive heai uik! i i seekers aftei Majestic H and ih»Tanin. i>; > /eral ini hmi.sdl Air. ho brouj hi par: the Mr D 'Up, Mr i
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    Our Frcwer'a Hill Letter
    494 9 TEASER'S Hill is ttffl 1 compamtivebr drand thouch > Either this week 'l) almost pcr- golf course. and the Arms, usually crowded in flne ather, have been b*2| were Mr :illf Mrs JJJJ staying at the tSS HalUdle and her mall children, staying at Staff CWh
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    When The Suns Dips . . .
    1488 9 When The Suns Dips BE gay and ill filing and smart as you please by day, but the moment the dips and the tiny pin points of light spring eagerly into life against the golden afterglow, rivaling the ftr.st iaint .stars and scattering beauty everywhere, you will be eager to
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      49 9 f W- Im t't simpler and 1 1 safer to ask for i^g Southalls "-when |Jr .<'--. doing so you <■■» fC asiured of \j» the complete V^ i P»-otection. soft soothing comfort ra purity M.inie stands Of an chemist', •"d Stores.... A k ents for Malaya' GRAfTON 1 ABQRATQRIES.
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      37 9 Use Sketolene and prevent Mosquito Bites By applying Sketolcne direct to the skin wherever exposed mosquitoes and insects are warded off Does not stain the most delicate fabric. Of all Chemists and Stores. Manufacturers: GRAFTON LABORATORIES. Singapore.
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      127 9 Latest Creations in Ladies* Hats. Novelties and Belts dis playing at De Souza Brothers, 42, Hifctl Street. Thone :1188. j SIN(JAPORE'S UP-TO-DATE LIBRARY ALL THE LATEST FICTION j CHEAP RATKS, SPECIAL TERMS FOR CLUBS MESSES 1 Green Circle Libraries 8f battery road j ,5. \Aux Chats Noirs London and Paris
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      127 9 PERSONAL MAGNETISM Is the Key to a Woman's Sneer ss, BE MAGNETIC Prof. A. PETERS, 95 Geylang Rcl. Hours 2to 7 p.m. V .5. I I ANNOUNCES A NEW and IN J ERESTINCi COLLECTION of I GOWNS S!»ORTSVVEAR 1 from LONDON, PARIS and VIENNA. S S MAYNARD'S BLDG^ 2nd PI
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      18 9 <^frgy ydance in a beauliiul dance frock bought ffcvm B.uba llii|M k rii THE NOVELTY STOKK. Phone 3853.
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  • SUNDAY TRIBUNE
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      THE TIN SITUATION
      569 10 MALAYA cupfed with the burning question of tin. Will the control scheme be ret* v\«*l at the end of th< year or will th. 1,,. a,, ion to "all out* 1 method our London i oi n ipondeni oi Beai i "ba king In th< sunshine of
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    HOW DO THEY GET THAT WAY?
    1211 10  -  C. H. Stanley-Jones —Softened Brains; Local Red Tape; Sanctions rrwo itemi <>f ik'ws this week suggest that British university students, or at least a good proportion of them, have earned the question asked at the head o^ this article. A movement is on foot
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    WIT and WISDOM of the WEEK..
    598 10  -  Anglius lETI ET us start tlii.s week with a legal problem A A nARRISTER: "Now. sir, did you. or did you not. on trie date in question, 1 at any other time, previously or subsequently, say or even intimate to the do- i fendar.t
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    ULTIMATUM GIVEN AT PISTOL-POINT
    483 11 ULTIMATUM GIVEN AT PISTOL -POINT WHITE COLONY SAVED A BRAVE ACT How Massacre Was Stopped London. THE <*ntire European population of Shamwn, white quarter of Canton, Southern China, escaped masacrr at the brutal hands of a horde of Chinese Bolshevik rebels. And onU to-day 13 years after is it revealed
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    FOSSILS 200,000,000 YEARS OLD
    261 11 Found In "Valley Of Depression Cape Town. FOSSILS 200,000,000 years old— dug from 1 the depths of a "Valley of Depression"—have been sent to the South Africa Museum in Cape Town from Northern Rhodesia They fill 50 cases. The fossils are of pre-h?storic reptiles. They were
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    BEGGARS START A NEWSPAPER
    185 11 Editorial Office "An Inn" Budapest I THE beggan of Budapest have started 1 a newspaper The editorial stall, all of whom are beggars, meet in a suburban public house There th? editor-in-chief .sits all day before a lar.T bottle ol wine while news is brought In
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    12,000 MILES BY AIR
    729 11 Fen Picture Of A Flight To Australia THE following is a brief pen-picture of an air journey from London to Brisbane which has been compiled from descriptions by passengers who have actually made this wonderful, memory haunting flight. ■Your air-liner ascends smoothly. The Croydon ah-pon vanishes
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    A NEW PYGMY RACE
    238 11 AVERAGE HEIGHT 41/2 FEET LORD MOYNE Cruise Of The Malay Archipelago London. May 56. A PALE faced pvprny race hitherto unknown has hevn discovered by lx>rd Moyne on a recent cruise of the Malay Archipelago. WEIRD TRO; Lord Moyne. Interviewed at the taf ceremony of an
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    ENORMOUS KING COBRA
    342 11 (By Air Mail; Baby Orang Utans At The Zoo (From Our Own Correspondent) London, May 20 THIS is the time ot year when troplci.! animals best bear transportation to England, and consequently newcomer. arc reaching the Zoo daily, says T1..: Times. Among the most interesting arrivals are
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    42 11 bv lclX? «t 1 the district of Taiping recently, and was shot cw,i tk 1 h 1 7 s Firsl row from left Mcssrs Lim p?k "tew. Yea P OOnf Too, and Luztoo. Standing, Messrs. Marriapen. Chong Ah Yeow. and Inche Ali.
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    A SCOTSMAN LOOKS AT MALAYA
    1229 12 A SCOT S M A N L O O K S A T MA LA YA s In Which I Describe Another Stag Party, Thanh S A Correspondent For A S Contribution On Th< S Brighter Singapore Move- mevt And Conclude With j A Reference To The Forth- coming Raspberry
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      8 12 EXG Ar I\ TOM, THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL
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    SINGAPORE INTER-SCHOOL BADMINTON TOURNAMENT
    355 15 AN OPEN TUSSLE THIS YEAR Wdl-lialmiced Teams The l-nlries Are Colhges Eligible To Join? Foonn Seong Competition And Daris Cup System Reply To Criticism Perak Championships May Be Open To Outside Players Results Of Friendly Matches (By "Dragon") THE Singapore Junior Badminton tournament is BOW learning
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    882 15 Reason For B.A.M, Decision "DACQUET, 1 my badminton colleague In Ipoh discusses the matter in his weekly notes, which appear below. The decision of the Badminton Association of Malaya at its meeting in Ipoh during the Whitsun Holidays when there were delegates from Singapore, Penang. Perak, Selangor and
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    159 15 Must Learn How To Broadcast A booming voice and a soap box do not a politician make, in the eyes oi the Political Research and Service Group of the United Australian Party The party aspirant of the future must know how to speak correctly for radio broadcasts. Young
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    479 15 AT a meeting of the management committee of the" Tamils' Reform Association on June 0, it was decided to raise the salary of the Bill Collector to $15 a month as from July 1. It was also decided that the accounts of the Dramatic Section should be
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    Malayan Cricket Dispute Narrowly Averted
    852 16 CAPTAINCY PROBLEM FOR ENTHUSIASTS PERAK QUIBBLING OVER MATCH AT K. L. "(By Forward") HOW should a captain of a team, be it cricket, or soccer, or rugger or hockey or any other game, be elected? This question is raised by a rather startling incident in
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    581 16 late Of Mat'.hes SPORTING BUT RISKY DECLARATION Bl §Ptt l \tok> THAI it i^ no! always sail Ut lU 1 i.,,. \«-n ulicn in m u.is evidenced i» ruket match hetweea Um °V r^ and the Ceylon sports c lub wlll h W* |>laN«il on the Katies
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    INTER-CLUB TENNIS
    97 16 V.M.C.A. To Meet ¥W5 V will mt'H the Singapore r Club In an Inter-Club j**o«i the YIICA COUNTS pUytll will raprMMU P S !< Vlf(l Dr Chla and A I Di Hartdu Kami? and I a Aisi.. O fT Y p \v> n P S BoOf and T;i
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    243 16 Ov rwhelmed By Hospitality f London. THE Indian rriekeu r.s have been overwhelmed by the hospitality offered them by their would-be hosts throughout the country, and have been compelled to refuse numerous invitations to dinner and lunch. Interviewed by Reuter the manager of the team said that he
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    704 16 FOOTBALL NOTES COMMENTS R.A.F. LEAD FIRST DIVISION: CHINESE SECOND (BY -FULL-BACK") The S.A.F.A. League and Commercial Cup competition have reached the concluding stages. In the First Division League the K.A.F. are still leading. The Airmen have 16 points in 11 matches. They have been playing very good football, but an
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    404 16 Plea For Youth CLAIMS OF YOUNG PLAYERS There is the usual strong plea that youth should be given his chance in England this season, and. though its advocates have often been badly let down, cricketers are completely in sympathy with it It is, in fact, insisted
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    135 16 New Season To Open On August 29 rooTBALL ram an already eagerly I Manning the fixtures for the new .season which starts in England On Au^ There are, however, no special First Division "tit-bits" to bo found at the commencement. The champions. Sunderland, will be away to Sheffield
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    SUCCESS OF THE AMATEURS
    595 16 fioxi\(; BY "K.O." KEEN SPORT Raphael To Meet Sato AMATEUR boxing in Singapore has grown from its chrjtalsj and reached staj>t' of sflcftSßej which compares favourably with non-pro-Vl siona) Lomjik in other countries Fast of Suez. Thi> happ\ si.iir of affairs u maiii'v due to Mm
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    88 16 K. Carr Succumbs After Bad Car Smash London, THE well-known road racer. died this morning. He was at Brookland.s race track when i»smashed Into the lopi and w i FRENCHMAN C*** ll^.. 31 Parts. May fl| Motor cycle r the pow bf a St. Germain to-day were
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    "GLOOMY SUNDAY" IN SINGAPORE
    598 17 "GLOOMY SUNDA Y" IN SINGAPORE SONG THAT CAUSED TWENTYONE SUICIDES SONG-HIT which bai takm ConMnental-Europe and fcmerfea »nd to 1,, leaving „,,ii 4pn ision afcide behind ite immediate sueccsa haa arrived in Smraiwre "Gloomy Sunday, the new iona> was j i I, Like the pES PiSfc ErS« the hes men
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    ARMED ROBBERY
    96 17 Worn; n Hound And Robbed Singapore, Saturday. A DARING armed robbery was committed in Boon Keng Road. Balestier District, yesterday. Shortly after 2 o'clock three Chinese armed with knives and pistols calmly walked into a house occupied by a ship's chlnchew, his wife and their daughter. The Chiiu'hew
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    BANK OF CHINA IN SINGAPORE
    295 17 Opening Of New Premises To-Morrow TO-MORROW (Monday) a new bank in Singapore will hold its formal opening. It is the Bank of China, the bead office of which is in Shanghai, and which has 205 branches and subbranches in China, with offices in London, New
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    179 17 Inhsrent Conditions Are Satisfying (By Air Mail) (From Our Oivn Correspondent) London, June 3. IN spite of the scares and alarms in the tin world, inherent market conditions are satisfying. In March tin consumption reached 13.424 tons, the highest since the peak month of September 1935 (13,693
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    BEFORE ADAM
    289 17 First Malayan Delegate To Conference COR the first time Malaya will be represented in the International CongreM of Prehistoric and Protohistoric Sciences to be held in Oslo, Norway, from Aug. 3to Aug. 9, 1936. The Malayan delegate will be Mr. M. W. F. Tweedie, Curator of the Raffles
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    HUGE SEIZURE OF TOBAICCO
    130 17 Revenue Officers Surprise Smugglers Singapore, Saturday. ONE of the biggest jraids made by the Department of Excise during the last thre-e months took place an hour after midnight yesterday at East Coast Road. Four revenue officers watching the seashore saw the expected motor-sam-pan arriving. Directly it
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    197 17 Took off 31 lbs. with Kruschen Why continue to be fat? Why continue to be afraid to step on a weighing machine for fear of what it may IbOWf Once you start on Kruschen, being weighed is no longer an ordeal, but a pleasure. Read
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    A NEWCOMER SURPRISES
    272 18 Junior Badminton TIES IV LATHES' SINGLES A SURPRISE wns qmn in the Singapore Jurier Badminton Tournament at th»* Clerical Union yesterday when MSsn Annie Wc2. a "find" of the eoametltJon. defeated Miss Chan K>n£ Ckenff, one of la^t y<ar' semi-finaJi^i' in straight sets. 11—5, 11—8. in the
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    130 18 RUBBER FIFfY STEADY Reported Reduction I n Freight To Y. <Fr; m r)/ F rmiitjani Singapore, Saturday sooa, RUBBER I o lon (spol 7:» I6d. cm Mark< ton< N (spot): 15 unchiaiid Mark* I Singap Sdkn Spot 26^ June JulylSept. L >r, Oct. Dec. 26L, Jan. Mar.
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    898 18 SINGAPORE CHINESE SPOR TS MALAYAN OLYMPIC RECORD BROKEN WO fewer than 323 athletes massed at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday morning for the opening of the Fourth Singapore Chinese Sports Meeting. They represent 30 teams from various schools and clubs, and the winners will be among those to be chosen
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    18 18 The girl athlete *ho participi-i.-tl in the TinffpnM CblßMi Sports which began at the Julan Besar Stadlimi yesterday.
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    21 18 Miss Liang Yuen Sen. who won the Putting Lhe Shot at the Singapore Chinese Sports at the Jalan Bear Stadium yesterday.
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    86 18 DAILI rHICES IPIU.NT. Singapore Batatthg noon Mn TVT.QC Buyen. 8e No. I.X.R.S.S. in (i (F.0.8. JUXM I 13 16 26 15 16 Good F.A.Q. ii «*'-0.8. Ju iG 257No. i.x.K.s.s. (Spot-loose) (awardab)e 8> 25"« dt June 25% 26 July|Sepl 26> a 26> 4
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    47 18 Singapore Saturday. The Ceylon Bporta Club were d. the Raffles Institution on the RI ground to-day, bv 80 runs tn?f?'JH <Che]iiah 15; Sundram 5 lor 4; Walts 4 for 3» E. W. Barker 24; ;1 4 lur Kandasamy I for nor, ttw I fo
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    47 18 s i Saturday c™ e > l beat th( b.c.n.c. at cri( nooi4 a Hong Lim Green by 31 r oo A S S 110 rui Paramar 23; Evan Wang, thl 13, 22 and P. V r. singh, four for Jan J<h throe for 18)
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    33 18 Sin- ;:day Only one ti< In th <>penj)ou'lea was Dlayed In thi Y.M.C.A. fMt* "un Tennis Tournament ifternoon. Dr. l Pereira brttffcK T A. AJ: nd Yo-shii h 7—5. 7 5.
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    929 19 SE LANG OR SUMMER MEET GOOD DIVIDENDS AT FINAL DAY'S RACING Koala Lumpur, Saturday. in favoured ti I i 1 in Kuala The t the largest t „jr. The totaliaator ipprirtcd and s ndend.s were returned. need that th« 00 for no! cour Tankard similar if on BIG SWEEP Thr
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    54 19 All mr^mborr. are cordially inv'tod t attend khe litcrarv nlftht on Wninesday Jun- 17, a 1 8 D.m. The fo'►ers kR>6 kindly rnns^nt ;r> cake part: -A O Lord. Koh Lianj: <3 Or i, T,rM. Tiin Chvo. Kwan Sai Kheont Imi Kok Ann Members are assuiec of vcrv
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    738 19 PERAK BOWLER'S FEAT 5 FOR 9 Selangor Dismissed For 68 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala lumpur, Saturday. THE inter-State cricket matcb bft-.vt:n Sclangor cn'd Fcrak tcirmcnccd t;>-tT2,y. On account of the inability of Jdn&ass and Spelcfcuind: t> plcy Pcrak had tc Requisition the services oi
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    525 19 Perak B?at Kedah By 7-1 (From Our Own Correspondent Taiping, Saturday. PERAK beat Kedan in their first Malaya Cup fixture to-day by seven goals to one. The first-half was evenly contested, Perak only scoring one goal r.s the result of a penalty kick ti fcen by r< Lean
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    20 19 "Silver Monk" (IfcPhenon up> being led In after winning the thud lace at the second day of the Selangor Kaee.s.
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    172 19 Draw i or Tennis, PingPong And Billiards THE following lies of the ?u i t :u been arranged: TENNIS SINGLES HANDICAP .Tui\i 15. Dr. Loh Poon Lip i 12) vs. Qusk Chiang Seng S) (to G Jtoe 10, D.-. p. K. c Tyau I* u« v.;. Klonß Chin
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    126 19 Th? Cevlon SDoit; Club gained a victory in iheir cricket matci Mi'i'i the 81r.papore Recreation Club at Balestie*' Plain this afternoon. BaUinc: flnt. the S.K.C. were dismissed for 81 iun D'Cotta was the rer with 22. A. S. A. Jansen took e i SR.C. wickets fcr 14 runs.
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    68 19 In a mutch between St. Andrew -> School and Sc. Joseph's Institution o:\ latters ground on Saturday the rxner won by 11 runs. P. HLI witn ~o was top scorer for St. Andrew's and Pennefather with 60 was top scorer for .he losers. Di nougb
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    FRESH COACHES FOR ROWING
    131 19 Preparing For Henley Regattas in Ou i Important tiw we In I* I i Henley. Tham<? i d I ondon R Clubs both ai rail tin n coach< ta Page the <■ ptaln-coacn ol Thames, is to I followed by R H H Symoi < mbridge
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    31 19 Middlesex BeaUn In Second Division Singapore, Saturday In a second^ division football match played at langiin mr dtternoon inn>:killm-^ btai th Middlesex Regiment by trie octa joai iA thn
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    61 19 Singapore. Saturday. Time saved the Raffles College from defeal by, the 8. C. C ha two-day cricket fixture on the Padang. the gam" ending in a draw. SCC. 167 (Goodn;an 41: Giilinh Jones 39; Thuralsingham 5 for 42 > Raffles College 123 for 9. (Thuraisins ham
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    67 19 Ths following have been selected to play for th«? Junior Department against Frasor a*id Ncavc on Thurs- day. June 18 on th.> Frpser and Ncavj j ground:— Tall Kwan;; Sing; Phca Kciv; Hak-\ Khoo Soo Thuan, J E j Law. Ong Svvee Law. Choo Benfi 1 Chaye, M.
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    38 19 Playing a. horn?. th A Medical C I beat the Y.M.C.A. this afternoon by 18 runs in a lew-scoring match. 1 Medical College: 76 <Md. Din 31). Y.M.C.A.: 58 Bon Beng, five for 11>
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    105 1 FRIDAY'S FIRST DIVISION SOCCER An incident in Friday's First Division match In which the R.A. drew with the RE. 2—2. The winners (Middlesex of the Springboard Diving event (2 men in a team i at the Malaya Command Aquatic Sports on Frit: The R.A.F. team, who won the Frer Stylr
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