Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 11 June 1939

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    18 1 The Sunday Tribune VOL 7-No. 1. Singapore, Sunday; tune fri^ FIVE CENTS The Sunday Tribune "stnITaPORE. SUNDAY, ,(UNFll7j^
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    M. P.'s SEE NEW AIR FORCE EQUIPMENT
    79 1 M. P.'s SEE NEW AIR FORCE EQUIPMENT Members of the House of Commons and lli^ House of Lords attended a demonstration at the Norlholt lloyal Mr Force station (near London) designed fine them an insight of the bili ,t developments m aircraft and oth;»r equipment of the Royal Air Force.
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    RENEWAL OF BOMBING OUTRAGES IN ENGLAND: FRESH I.R.A. ACTIVITIES
    212 1 IRISH TERRORISTS^ T WORK^GAW EXPLOSIONS IN POST OFFICES ISrit h r"'™ 1 "i various parts of Seat S f S !,rc 1 en?ra!ly believed to bo the' ll h ;i lt,rn:,J extremists took place in tnSEL a<Tord,n *<> R^ter and BritishScia"
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    RAILWAY DERAILMENT INQUIRY COMPLETED
    91 1 RAILWAY DERAILMENT INQUIRY COMPLETED \frm Ov Own Reporter I lab Lumpur. Saturday. |1 MMlerslMid thit the oIH--1 dti frfttry into the tau.se Jlfcfcolwnt of the Kuala lMfir-Stetfp>re ni»ht express Jb* 3 i* which Mr. A. j. Witefe. tlte wgine-driver. tailed aarf some 390 passenmiatfareaarkabJe escape from •m. ktt teln completed.
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    RELEASED ON PAROLE
    33 1 RELEASED ON PAROLE Tokyo. Saturday. LJeutcnaot Cooper has been released by the Japanese on parole. Us has returned to Peiping according to a JapanT^e message from Kalgran. Colonel Spear is Still detained.— Reuter
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    STATUE UNVEILED
    18 1 Paris, Sunday. An equestrian statue to Marshal Joffre was unveiled by Mr. Duludi.ei- this morning.- Reuter
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    JAPANESE TRANSPORT DESTROYED BY FIRE
    78 1 f *aL ned tnat when the i5r jni^S- 1 0,: Jui 3. 1 1 barrack.. been raced Piw also broke out off Dairen according to another TienUin report uocara a Japanese transport bound for Cnina. destroying 7,500 tips of militatv basoUne The whole ship was
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    STOP PRESS
    272 1 V I^^'^NT '^rttlan Sunday. i Lrvd Chatfield ittinitcr fcr the co-ordination of Defence. speakm« at Craigforth, Scotland, said: "If I unhanpily we have ta fight again, ii will be because of our sense of honour and juslice and the cause will be one which evety citizen of .thK
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    ORDER ISSUED FOR THE ARREST OF WANG CHING-WEI
    140 1 ORDER ISSUED FOR THE ARREST OF WANG CHING-WEI Chungking, Saturday IN compliance with unanimous public request, the National Government issued Li mandate yesterday ordering the anest and punishment Oi Mr. Waiv^ Ching-Wci for treachery pgaiiiftt the in:e;e^:ts of the State. Durfog the past few weeks, the Chinese Government received over
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    KING & QUEEN IN NEW YORK
    442 1 KING QUEEN IN NEW YORK Now York. SuimKm. TWW Majesties reived the bigsesl wnlo*snse ever aocwaVri a, New York «hen they landed Manhattan Island lo proceed lo the World Hair grounds. The sun had scarcely lighted the (ops of Manhattans skvserai..-, before even vantage point along the 30-milc route was
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    BETTER NATIONAL HEALTH IN GREAT BRITAIN
    126 1 BETTER NATIONAL HEALTH IN GREAT BRITAIN A London. Saturday. DEPORTS from chief cenfr<* sho« that the m«dical examination of militia recruit is rovralfnc an unexpectedly hicJi standard of national health and physique. About 100.000 men have bean examined by 150 medical boards daring the pMt two days, and comparatively jy
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    70 1 i>on 1m hp'in l ilotCr COath land journey* »,v -the ma,, m the r^nU^e^f th<> half hulk of the^.ner Var Havre The EJ»? W S la ded fl m lhe at U> ve*K lia iLn hC r n nj; is Fredtri^ B. Snitc, who for three nini^K u 1 li
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    SINGAPORE WILL BE "BOMBED" ON TUESDAY
    520 2 CADETS TO ACT AS CASUALTIES [Tribune Staff Reporter] ALL TOLD, over 1,000 people belonging to voluntary service organisations will take part m the black-out exercise to be held on Tuesday night from 10.30 to 12 o'clock. The exercise will be more extensive m nature
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    POLICE BAND
    45 2 The Band of the Straits Settlements Police will play tomorrow at Katong Park at 6 pm under the direction of M- S Chapman, Bandmaster: March •Washington .prays" qrafulla; overture •Raymond" Thomas; selection 'Reminiscences of Sullivan" Sullivan: idyl "Blumengefluster"Blon; selection "Caval leria Rusticana" Mascagni.
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    SINGAPORE'S "SONG OF A SHIRT"
    207 2 SINGAPORE'S "SONG OF A SHIRT" (Tribune Staff Reporter) THE Song of a Shirt, or its equivalent m Chinese, m 1939 is sung m the streets o£ Singapore. All Malayans are familiar with the picture of the itinerant seamstress whose useful function it is to darn and patch for many a
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    SHOULD OUR TRAFFIC POLICE BE TAUGHT TO DRIVE CARS?
    575 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) CINGAPORE Traffic Branch and owner-drivers wil l be interested m the result of an unusual census recently undertaken m Washington. D.C. After close inquiries going back for four years the city's Traffic Director has discovered that more than
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    "FINISH WITH THE TRAITORS!"
    207 2 [From Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. A MEMBER of an unlawful solely —Lai Chee Cheng-, the young Chinese tailor who was caught m thft act of pasting up a pester containing the words "Finish with the traitors'" m Pudu last month was sentenced by Mr.
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    Alleged Theft Of Tricycle
    99 2 Alleged Theft Of Tricycle Singapore, Saturday.— Ho Lai Keh, .lias Ho Seng (31) and Chiong Ah Siong (30), Cantonese, claimed trial tru* morning m the second police court beiore Mr Conrad Oldham to a charts lhat at "12 noon on Tune 4 at Waterloo Street they committed theft ot a
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    School Head On The Importance Of Parents' Sympathy
    228 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) THE number of parents and friends of pupils present at prize- giyings of various schools has been disappointing during the past lev. years and some schools are making efforts to create new ways to attract them. No invitations were
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    Charge Against Bankrupt
    380 2 Charge Against Bankrupt Singapore, Saturday A SUMMONS case brought by the Oflicial Assignee against a Go\ arnment school teacher, Mr. Rant nathan Balakrishiihn, of Siong Lm Park, was commenced before ti* District* Judjre, Mr. J. L. McFall this morninjr. The charge against the defendant v leged that while an undischarged
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    BOUND OVER
    112 2 Singapore, Saturdv TAN KIM SWEE. a 15-year-oid ft* kien, plecded guilty this cioraw jI i he Second Police Court before Conrad Oldham to a charge ol wjj i larily causing hurt by means of a m I tc Goh Koon Lock, another youto* I ihe same age. on
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    THEFT OF RODS ALLEGED
    33 2 Singapore, Saturday I Wens, a 45 year-old »Jf«n^ trial this mormnf »n i* ss *> i court before Mr Conra^ Couri inspector Jair^ *w t *ct worship postponed the i
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    Lee Fong Heng Accuses Lee Fong Hong
    144 2 Lee Fong Heng Accuses Lee Fong Hong [Fro? 72 Our Own Reporter] Kuaia Lumpur, Saturday. A SERVANT woman, Lee Fong Hlmk, used to receive $5 a month from a man m Singapore, but of late the letter arrived at an address m Petaling Street but there was no money m
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    Chinese Attempts To Stop Sikh Knife Fight
    127 2 \From Our Own Correspondent I Malacca, Saturday. RAHIM bin Noah, a watchman of the City Park, appeared before the District Court on charge <>! voluntarily causing hurt to another watchman, De-lap Singh, writh knife, on June 1. Inspector Bashah informed the court that
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      126 2 PENANG. M O S T "*rm m*v.*s .LEAST ATTRACTIVE t> ~m^ 1lg gittt^ r.:. EXPENSIVE HOTEL BAR If v Bungalows and Rooms Si Maximum Comfort. orCT Af TR ANT ?i '■■> y t i; .jtawto»^ Modern sanuaiion nor Pictures can 1 PEK DAY. Danger at the crossroads If and on
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      18 2 f HfIWH 0m S,^ GOODWOOD Chtrmiilßiy $imaird ideal fo t *«itorv»nd JJJ^&Vm* COCKTAIL BAR L< UN(,E-FIRST CLASS RESTAIfRANT.
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    STORING OF RICE AND PADI IN S.H.B. GODOWNS
    473 3 STORING OF RICE AND PADI IN S.H.B. GODOWNS ™>l««gME]\ r pkePAHES ffjißA^ IME IM.K\ C V Granaries Made Rat-Proof And Ant-Proof SUPPLIES WILL LAST MINIMUM OF 300 DAYS (Tribune Staff Reporter) SO that Malaya's millions will not starve m time of emergency, steps have J™Z t0 T" re ood v
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    HOLLYWOOD BEAUTIES ARRIVE
    325 3 The Cathay Cabaret Arrives In Singapore Singapore, Saturday. JXGAPORE is to be provided with the most up-to-date Hollywood fltatunment when the new cabaret at the Pntho dtiSagapore m the Hakusan Maru accompanied by a^roupe'crf five Hollywood beauties They are Miss Maurita Taylor Miss Lucile Nicholson. Miss Florence
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    Fell From 4th Floor
    241 3 Fell From 4th Floor {From Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. A VERDICT of accidcntial death was given by Che Abdul Mat'K, the Second Magistrate, who aetx-d as Coroner over the enquiry held nuo the death of a Chinese who had fallen to his death from the fourth ftair of
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    DEPUTE ABOUT GRAMOPHONE
    129 3 Siafapore, Saturday. \m ill mm Mohammedans «»4 Mt of to teachings of the ft**! is to be kind one to [•her It v* knw they are goin* l|&*!«|laf sramophone VMKf IMB. I*-* Play at rea.sor.able hours ES-.f^^'o^anddaugh: I Ti^^SoodMohamE#l *i*^£* r th thre Wends P-ayui the gramophone
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    "Pygmalion" Premiere
    56 3 At the gala premiere of George Bernard Shaw's "Pygamaiion," at true Pavilion Theatre on Tuesday evening, the band of the Second Battalion the Loyai Regiment will render selections The band will be m attendance by permission of Lieut. Col. G. G. R. Wil liams and officers, and the
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    SINGAPORE DEPARTMENT STORE PLANS EXTENSIONS.
    236 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) MESSRS. Aurora, Ltd., the North Bridge Road department store, 1 have acquired the premises of 37 and 39, North Bridge Road, at present occupied by M. S. M. Ibrahim Co., and S. A, Majeed Co., respectively. i These acquisitions are exactly opposite
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    NEW MUSLIM JUSTICE
    127 3 Chowdhury Ghulam Kadir, of the well known firm of M. A. Ahmed Din Bros, military contractors and tailors, Tanglin, is one of the new Justices of the Peace for Singapore. Chowdhury Ghulam Kadir, who is well-known to Indian Muslims m Singapore, is equally well-known m India where
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    NEW WORLD ASSESSMENT
    201 3 VT Singapore, Saturday. I appeal m which the Singapore Municipal Commissioners are the appellants and Which relates to certain assessment on the New World Amusement Park was agrued In the High court thus morning before Sir Percy MeElwaine, S.S.. Mr. Justice Poyser" Chief Justice. F.M.S and Mr
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    GOLDSMITH WINS APPEAL
    190 3 Singapore, Saturday. '•HOW Vow Heng, a goldsmith who was v sentenced to two years' rigorous im prisonment at the last Assizes, had his conviction quashed and sentence set aside, when judgment was delivered In the Court of Criminal Appeal this morning by Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell. Appellant
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      49 3 I Remember— Vl' I ar fresh wherever you B S=J *s^^^^ iijffiM, cork-tipped cigarettes are always on BBbB B f k**i ere ln niany ether iaraou^ jHj^B v *;>; hotels and rcsuurants all over the I In patent •TRU-VAC tins P e °P lcdl> appreciate the extra Ktf fc.A. 477
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      474 4 The Screen's Most Thrilling Adventure! ALHAMBRA— TO-DAY w*. 6 15 9 15 P m iMfffcl^Li daring squadron I combat maneuvers!^ I }fiy i^* shins roar to action! I Sec and fudge for yourself the invincible might of the WINGS OF THE NAVY GEORGE BRENT- OLIVIA DeHAVILLAND I Fr^n^ McHugh John
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      226 4 POSITIVELY LAST DAY I 3 SHOWS TO-DAY 3.15 6.15 9.15 rvTTiE CAPITOL 1 LONDON FOR 2 YEARS! Also: A Beautiful coloured W^^S^SSj^Bß^^^/l SYDNEY, PRIDE of AUSTRALIA with EDWARD ARNOLD and CHARLES COBURN Latest Gaumont News. JOSEPH SCHiLPKRAUT mm^ To-morrow (Monda y) And Tuesday Next a nix/^i Special Relurn Screenin§ LAr
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      219 4 PAVILION 3.15 6.15 9.15 TODaT "this screamingly funny comedy rocked la.-, nights audtfncf "one of the best comedies to be shown m Singapore for a lo^_l in^ this fil^ mo* noi be te^ —FREE FKbbo. -TRaijSf BRITAIN'S ACE COMEDIAN ASSOCIATED BRITISH PICTURE LATENT GAUMONT NEWb'ftEEL TO-NIGHT: 6.15 9.15. '■fIHHMfIHHHHHI VIENNA
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    -STILL GOING STRONG
    320 5 -STILL GOING STR ONG Lm W- 10 -ats fa the story of the Hollywood producer who cabled "W PEJespeare. Strut ton i-on Avon. Knirland," offorintf to buy the njr ht< of "Hamlet. ;ng which Gioviv Fiernard Shaw considered equally outhapped recently. I.'-arninjr that members of the" Q.S sLof Motion Pittuiv
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    BEAUTY SLEEP
    105 5 BEAUTY SLEEP 4 jo» H* club Bil1t; (rosby t«U an amusing story about day's shooting on "Last 2 |j^ rf Heaven." One srene lf-month-old Sandy **ie to fall asleep, and since 1ia ,»dQieap it couldn't be J i refused to co-opoiate rttotd for four lons huiirs J is je even
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    Films To Come
    132 5 pLL. Twentieth Century-Fox has fed their hi* annual convention. p< announced their plans cooing year. There are Mfebig doings around the fttk studio iifty-two feature atß beici'on the schedule. f them, the company says, are to be really big stuff. A therf's "Stanley and Livin?*'fijch has been
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    RITZ HUMOUR
    106 5 the Ritz Brothers to your list of superstitious stars. One of their new scenes for -The Gorilla" called for them to fall down a flight of stairs, and they were willing enough until Al Ri*z discovered there were 13 steps -Nothing doing!" they chorused-and held up production for
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    LARGE COMPANIES ADDING NEW MEN
    105 5 Only physically fit are selected With business conditions improving, large firms throughout the world are selecting men, sound m body and health. Better business is demanding more strenuous effort m all walks oflife. Weak, anaemic, rundown men find Waterbury's Compound a marvelous sourr-«> of new
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    Mr. And Clark Gable
    22 5 Mr. And Clark Gable- Pcse for photographi rs in the gar- n of their Bel-Air state, (snowing (heir surprise marriage in Arizona.
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    ANONYMOUS GORILLA MAN
    255 5 ANONYMOUS GORILLA MAN yOU'LL never .see his name on the billboards, the picture's credit titles or the studio press releases. but Art Miles, so they say, rates as one of Hollywood's real, though unsung 1 heroes. About eight years ago. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer dressed him m a monkey suit for a bit
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    LAST POST
    67 5 JACK HALEY continue* to wail about the tin suit and aluminum face paint he's forced to wear as the Tin Wcodman m the '"Wizard Of Oz." 'Thought I'd been through the worst of it," he grumbled the other day, "but now they've added insult to injury. Last evening
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    Secret's Out
    36 5 A LTHOUGH Paramount^ 'Grand Jury Secrets" will not be released for several months it already has received world-wide publicity. Amateur radio operators—the film feature the "hams" —are talking about M nightly through the ether.
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    FILM PAGE
    415 5 Director Want* To Forget Mfivic* SO HE TALKS ABOUT MOVIES J)IKECTOR William Wyler had finished "Wuthering Heights" and was on holiday m New York recently. He sat m Hotel Pierre m Aew York and the photographer said: "Hold that" and he did as directed. He was m the
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    Menu— Poisoned Glass
    146 5 Menu— Poisoned Glass J pUMVKN extras and I men received first aid treatment for stomach aches 5 during the filming of a saloon brawl Mfßone f«»r •J>,,,in<» < i(v" .\i Warner Brai J As part <»i the :k -ijon several stunt men were hurled through the uindons <»f the saloon.
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      351 5 Gums Bleed, Teeth Loose! Stop Pyorrhea and Trench Mouth m 24 Hours Bleeding mouth, or lo€M(Q>tfe mean that you an bee r Trei li .< i-i sotn« b th^' aviii eventuall} can nil your i..tii iini hav#> to woai fa! t.ffh hefor^ your tim< Sin<M thi great World Wir Mm
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      58 5 5 ■■■■-JLI What's On This Week .U.HAMBRA Slave Ship, with Wamei Baxter WalBecrv Elizabeth Allan, Mickey f°^«y An exciting story of th slavetrading era. Wallace Beery has one of Chan*!!* ViUainous rolos in thi^- Next CAPITOL lioubi. weddi..^, v, t h Mynw Loy Will.am Pcv.eii. Return screening Tuesday ior one
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      120 5 o»o« -JLDunne. Night-club .singer and artist fal] in Jove. A car smash, a tryst is broken, and the rest of this charming story is concerned with p. woman's boundless faith. Showing Friday. PAVILION Pygmalion, with Leslie Howard, Wendy Hiller, Marie Lohr The long-awaited CBS. play, about a voice expert who
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      Charged Under 1826 Act
      132 6 Charged Under 1826 Act He's Certainly A Very Backward Lad Is Our Nevjju n EMENDING a mctcrisi at Reading, a V lawyer successfully challenged a snmmcnf. under an Act ol 1H26. which states that "Any waggon, wain, draycart, ciedge or other carriage" shall not be allowed to remain for longer
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      "Pick-Proof" Pocket May Even Beat Wives
      82 6 "Pick -Proof" Pocket May Even Beat Wives 4 NEW kind ol poci et jusi invented i* claimed to be 'pick pockel -proof/' II s loses with zip fastener; but the zip ha* a "remote omtrol so it can be shut on the inside of the pocket. One thousand tour hundred
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      GROTESQUE "SECRET"
      97 6 CO vviid gisw the toi j-cut of so-(all-k ed "Secret" iiil'ormation about world affairs last week that credible Kritons were rotuiliiiß at least a dozen irrotesque "revelations," of which the two most fantastic were: On the outskirts of London some 30.000 graves had already been <iuu to hold
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      New Terror For Defendants
      49 6 r OOD progress to being made J M canvassing for signature Welsh national petition *W u f 'quality of recognition for j» stwyth from six «w.w _J"^i ,hd about 36^ .P«^JJS minimum age of J^^2S£«# cd the petition. ****2*$£ffm 01 the poputatwn.-*' iwWlir I draw.
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      No Stay Put For Zanzibar
      105 6 IN view of public apprel Zanzibar Government ha* m {i statement on the possibilities air raids and particularly g* lacks. The Government considers an tf oy aerial gas bombs so remdi M-arccly to merit consideration ft nyin by an air attack on ZanabarJ pointed out.
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      PRICELESS CHINESE TEXTILES
      203 6 PRICELESS CHINESE TEXTILES AN exhibition oJ what is said to betht most remaikable collection oi Chinese textiles to the world recently opened m London at the China Institute. There are 165 pieces m the cpUfictiorj and fifty Imperial robes. M. Bernard Vuillenmier, their Swiss own.er is at. authority on Chinese
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    JAPAN BEHIND UNREST IN BURMAH
    157 6 CHANTS h»»mc an leave irport con iderable anxiety m Burmah m. over the ac.iv'ties of the? Japanese. Durmah. r iiice th-3 si j izun! by Japan of the Chinese po.ts, haf> become the cbiei" route of &uppl> v. the Chinefr Govfinment by way of the
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      11 6 I'm never careless about Personal Freshness IBVIB NOTMtli TOUT SUNUGHT. rIMITBO.
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      6 6 "HERBTO 41%, BMltk W*^ fc" after
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1616 7 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES f vK S 10 a writer m the Malayan Police [tftfine, the newspapers have been pve publicity to the remarkable „f Suleiman. wm born m !*l»'. Mit he ami" '^modern times, for he died only last. the substantial age of 128. I[ e came Lpfrom Bombay m
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      98 7 'MS on to t]^ l^blE. Selected Fish of tempting flavor unusual '3m^ f0 d Value and lich viJamin content can always be obtained imh at the tOLD STORAGE depots. jfET HALIBUT SMOKED SALMON QIV pi iffmfw DUTCH KEG HERRINGS ■£W^ DOVER SOLES Wl9k ROLMOPS 4k?Q LEMON SOUS NEW ZEALAND BLUE
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    This Week's Short Story
    2853 8  -  Marjorie Bowen THIS DESIRABLE PROPERTY By JT was odd to see '.he currant bushes sprawling acrainst the gleaming pear] grey sides of the sports car: (Irimshaw could recall the perfume of the black and red fruit and vinelike leaves the bushes must be very j old,
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      214 8 GKT nd of that terrible CICFA ENDS ensure digestion of y^< Indigestion. Strengthen INDIGESTION your food. It ends your weak stomach and end FLATULENCE P ain and distress l/^,.^^ Uie painful symptoms which *»AMCTID4TinN art- stowly but surely ruining bUI Yy.",SJ IUn /^Mt^^lPfilß your health ACIDITY Sold m Wtejl jlfiffl
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      153 8 Pimples Go Cause Killed m 3 Days The very first application of Nixoderm hr pins to dear away pimples likt- maKi< Use Nixoderm tonight arid you will s<ior. ■cc four skin bwominK smooth and cl»-Hr. Nixoderm is a new dis<n\ «r y thai kills germm and nai on the skin
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    YOU CAN BUY RED HAIR, BUT IT'S £16 AN OUNCE
    505 9  -  G. S. Hammonds By •HE itd-hMu!*! latii-s Singapol f^ have received food for hen thr> iV:>(! Ih :m lv that natural 'air of thi.-, sjeroli I colour is w< rth tn film k*m no less tfiai] sixteen pounds ihry say.
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    Crushed By Ice In Gulf Of Riga
    90 9 Crushed By Ice In Gulf Of Riga Riga. Tin British steamer Anriston, which i wns c»"t' v hrcl by ire and sunk m Ike c;ulf »:f Ri«a m 1931, is to b<raised bj a Danish satrs^e company. Several divers have arrived here to D»&ke preliminary investiga-ttons. The ship lies at
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    Standard Pay For Secretaries
    105 9 Standard Pay For Secretaries Berlin. THE possibility of leaving one job for another m order to get more pay has been removed from girl typists m Berlin and the province of Brandenburg by a decree just promulgated by the Reichs Labour Trustee for Brandenburg The decree states that women shorthand
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    PROPOSAL FOR JEWISH COLONY IN ALASKA
    116 9 PROPOSAL FOR JEWISH COLONY IN ALASKA Washingtoji. A PROPOSAL to settie Jews and ether European political and religious refugees m Alaska has had a favourable reception m Government quarters here. According to a report compiled by the nterior department the rlimate o; ilaska js "fairly siir ]ar" to that Aveden.
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    1369 10  - A Woman Peeps At Singapore. Vera Ardmore Notes Of The We k By THE social event of last week was, of course, the garden party which Sir Shenton and Lady Thomas gave at Government House m honour of His Majesty the King's birthday. It turned out to be a marvellous
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    105 10 Mrs. Keene, who I has promised to I do one or two Z special numbers m the forth- coming charity •htw, "The Cir- cus Comes To Town," m An-.,- ust. As Miss S Josephine Kil- I foy I c Mrs. J Keene was spe- cially chosen by the
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    Round The Local Shops
    825 10 New Hats For Old: Colourful Dresses: Fashions In Beachwear: Paris Frocks: Nighties Like Formals IF your last season's hats aro looking limp and out-of-date against the pretty confusion of your newest ones, don't just throw them out of ycur wardrobe, but send them to Palais des
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    102 10 Htliday bcund on Thursda) will bo ftt». C A E. Cadell who is going to Poising and piatc: round there to rest after a j stnnuous round of social gagtments, and also to see the j famed beauty spots of those parts j 1 Date fixed ...for
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    668 11 Gossip from I "Home" By Our Own j Correspondent y^y i styles were xm women r»ce-goej3 at ihr mb n.^ "lACIes 1 Day.' when tr. t *< nee was (he Oaks Stakes, being jgx.. fashion Obe 0/ the most < at landing feature* 4 tbe smartest outfits
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    320 11 Enjoy Good Programmes JHE Cinema has been the chief attraction this week m k.l. The Pavilion had full houses almost every night whilst Old iron- was shewing. It" is certainly one of -he better British films, a character stiidy with just the right mixture ad seriousness and
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      Ba-Ba-Barter!
      312 12 Ba Ba Barter! HPHE continued talk and uncertainty regarding .he United States proposals for a barter exchange of cotton for essential war materials such as rubber and tin are unsettling. Rightly or wrongly, it is felt m Malaya that such war reserves would constitute dangerous pools which might at any
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      268 12 CCHOLAKSHIPiS to Raffles College were announced during the week and it is good to see a score or more of local young men and women noting up from our secondary schools to continue their education free at Malaya's highest centre of learning. Naturally the Chinese predominate, due to their
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    ASIATIC REACTION to WORLD CRISIS and Colonial Policy
    978 12  - ASIATIC REACTION to WORLD CRISIS and Colonial Policy C. H. Stanley Jones The King Knows What Is Needed By MINISTERS FROTHY PROMISES EXPOSED REMARKABLE is the interest taken by people of all races m this country m international developments. In the streets of our towns the news posters of the
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    WIT and WISDOM of the WEEK.
    233 12  -  Anglius. THE prison warder was examining a new batch of convicts. "Here," he said to one of them, "sign your name on this form." "Sorry' said the prisoner, "I can't sign it.' "Way not?" "Because I can't write." "Oh. 1 see." said the warder.
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    Guiding The New Gneration
    298 12 'PHE people of Mr.iaya, like the people of several other Colonies, have been fobbed off long enough with soft speeches and promises, with assurances of steady regard for their welfare, with reports and com missions and weighty Blue Books with ponderous, parasitic pronouncements of Ministers m
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      160 12 visibility I'ooi*. 'Data /-elating to Invisible .•stocks is always obscure f —M r H A. Coatcs at. the Larut Tin Fields m ceting at Kuala Lummir. They figured M (j ic density §f a ton of invisible tin. And they tried measure a mil? of it. so iM-buious and U
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    RELICS OF BUDDHA IN NEW SINGAPORE TEMPLE
    353 13 Interesting History (Tribune Staff Reporter) RELIC of Buddha and a Bodhi plant which is a descendent of the A famous Bodhi tr<-< at Buddhagaya, India, are two of the ancient Pr« ious Possessions of the Naradarama Temple, the new the Singapore Buddhist Association
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    THIRD PRINCE BECOMES GENERAL N FRENCH ARMY
    80 13 Paris. Louis II of Monaco, who reigns r rJie grid's smallest Kingdom. \L anoomted a General m the TtSsi M Duladier. Tiwth Army now contains three Tke other two are Prince Aage Sjart aad Prince Bertil of Sweis 69. and a grandfather. iif-British,
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    BISHOP OF SWAZILAND
    60 13 Johannesburg riIHER Constantine Baeneschi, of \"y Senite Order, has been consec•M W Roman Catholic Bishop of *2£ind protectorate, South Africa. :?remony was preformed by Archies Gljiswijk. Apastolic Delegate to Africa, at the Mission of St.. w a lonely hilltop m the centre tflMhnd &kw bishop served with
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    Ex-Senator Receives An Allowance From Orphanage
    120 13 Ex-Senator Receives An Allowance From Orphanage Wia&nr?, Qnngf Free State. Jf. Henri Stuart, who donated £3,500 to establish an orphanage here some years a*o, is now to receive a monthly allowance of from the funds of the institution. Mr. Stuart was a judge of the old Orange Free State Republic
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    Queen Mary Admires Tattooing
    68 13 Queen Mary Admires Tattooing flft London. Hbt?7*! xpreBsed admiration «iTtl^ Jfilf on hands *Wi \iu bled soldie when *SiL TIP of Itjljy awwers Embroidery In- iff iSriJ rish Raiment. f< S tatt0 marks J^,,^ Queen Mary, he (•W^ 8 to the elbow to anhoura ttheExjg«i Ury m aP, and an
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    Tweedsmuir Condemns "Baby Talk"
    126 13 Tweedsmuir Condemns "Baby Talk" Gutiph. Ontario. "gCRUPULOI S regard for one of our most sacred possessions the Elfish tongue" was urged by Lord Tweedsmuir, Governor-General of Canada, m an address at the Ontario Agricultural College here. This speech marked the 25th anniversary of the teaching of Canadian literature at the
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    PLANT WITH A HISTORY
    13 13 The Bodhi tree referred to m the accompanying article.
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    Boy Falls 200 Feet & Stays Conscious
    159 13 Boy Falls 200 Feet Stays Conscious Vancouver, B.C. A FTER falling 200 feet over a cliff without losing consciousness—a 13-year-old boy, Earl Martin, is now recovering from his injuries here. Battered and bruised, he told his story m an interview m hospitol. "I was conscious al- the time," the youngster
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    467 13 Advice Given By US, Ambassador London. r FHE Angrl -.^-American trade agreement waa dc::cribc.l by A lr. Joseph Kennedy, U.S. Ambassador to Enarland. Ip a sperch at the American Chamber of Commerce here, as "easily the m^st important pact of all t'mes." 'It is important, he
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    HITLER WOULD GIVE HIS FOES CIGARS
    255 13 P,-J rh T fore ones opponents must be given the best ■L>iaziliai] tobacco. This opinion of the fuehrer*! was revealed by Dr. Lev, tader of th* o.i man Labour front. In his big "temperance" .-peach at the Tarty Health C ngress at Frankfurt. V!v
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    RUSSIA PRINTS LARGEST AMOUNT OF BOOKS
    180 13 RUSSIA PRINTS LARGEST AMOUNT OF BOOKS Moscow. JN 21 years Soviet Russia has piinted more books thaw were printed m pro revolutionary Russia m 551 years. Over 7,000.000 000 .copies of books hav^ been printed m that 21 years, and they are m 111 ianguao.es. More books ore' sa d
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    SABOTAGE OF WATER SUPPLY?
    126 13 Bloemfontein, Orange Free State. CABOTAGE is suspected to underly a mysterious shooting affair which occurred at the Mazelspoort Dam near here. It appears that one of the guards on the dam was attacked by three armed men when he wont to investigate sounds near the dam
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      151 13 Hearing Restored m Twenfy-Four Hours Deafness and Head Noises need not bn dreaded any longer since the discovery of an American Physician. Now it is possible /or some of the most obstinate cases of Deafness to be relieved m a days time by the application of the prescription called .Spantex.
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      208 13 I You simply must strengthen your I body against feverish diseases— Fever has left you very weak and you may easily have a fresh attack of malaria. There is no need to General Weakness worry about it if you take a course of and Weakness Kal Izana1 zana for few
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    THE POPULARITY OF POPSICKLE POTONG
    1173 14  -  W. A. HARPUR BY rjAME Nature, with caprice not altogether to be dissociated from sardonic intent, founded Malaya almost on top of the Equator, thus conferring upon this country a climate calculated to tax the stoutest physique and, enc-rvate the most energetic. But Nature m
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    CARGOS GO ROUND THE CAPE
    82 14 CARGOS GO ROUND THE CAPE Cape Town. A great increase m the number of cargo vessels going round the Cape instead of through the Suez Canal as formerly is expected by shipping firms here owing tc the high canal insurance rates. Cargo ships that are carrying cargoes liable to high
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    BRITISH SCIENTIST HELPS FIGHT PLAGUE
    241 14 Life History Of Rats h South Africa IN a base camp m the kioonstad dislrid oMhc (W 1 Mr. D. H. S. Davis, an ccologist from Oxford, is au«*F if^ g out a complete life history of field rats ps well as them. The Union
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    "MUCH IMPRESSED BY BRITISH EFFORT"
    13 14 "MUCH IMPRESSED BY BRITISH EFFORT" ftorls on sea Ujo c^ r A reciprocal
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      626 14 I Kruschen Has Made I I Me Young Again I "When I left tht Army. I was a wreck. I' 1 had gout m my rieht foot, a -hie h swelled I to twice its proper size. Everything was I done for me ha I could not find relief I
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      44 14 r RE- AWAKEN FEED those Hair Roots! Bald Patch" JftfpP JlSl Now This New Ar B Thick Growto WAS ALMOST BALD." ftS -tr Ko't'allcT .nd KOTALKO SOAP WAKES up the ROOTS WMlher your ha.r .s nin M f't!','^'.*! «;m KOTALKO SOAr'-tno ionic fcham^M- O"
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    21 NATIONS TO DISCUSS CRIPPLES PROBLEM
    206 15 BRITAIN'S "HENRY FORD" IN THE CHAIR London. governments of 21 countries have nominated delegates to end the Fourth World Conference of Workers for Cripples r j* opens here on July 1(5. The opening ceremony will be perMilytfe Rt Hon Walter EIli °t, Minister of
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    Is Henry Ford From Rhineland?
    96 15 Cologne IT is reported here a.> "finally established" that Henry Ford's ancestors :"\me from a Germr.n town near Jdotein (jus* north of Wiesbaden on the rhine). The American Motor Magnate began inquiries 20 years ago through American Consular officials m Germany with regard to his
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    Man Devotes His Life To Untouchables
    127 15 Man Devotes His Life To Untouchables Buiawayo. S. Rhodesia. JIB ttiaag threefold vow ijiodinga vow of poverty Mr. yWffkk Green, of Buiawayo, is ria work hero to sail for .cere he will devote the rest ffclfetothe Untouchables, the peteste of Indians. NH tGRen is well known here for his msaong
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    Wine Flows As Lorry Overturns
    54 15 I Budapest. Jj» to flow when a lorry car2*■**!* consignment of firsvintage overturned m a I** too! the vats were prised Jii^t spread to the iSt O? 11^. and the pea•jW Prevented the accident M too wasteful. i| M T ene of an accident hP
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    FIRST AEROPLANE BUILT IN MOROCCO
    150 15 FIRST AEROPLANE BUILT IN MOROCCO Rabat. r FHE first aeroplane entirely built in Morocco has made its inaugural flight at the aerodrome at Rabat, French Morocco, in the presence of M. Morize. Minister-Plenipotentiary to the Residency of the Protectorate, Colonel Janin. Air Commander of Morocco, and local notables. This machine,
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    Invisible Glass A Boon To Wearers Of Spectacles
    243 15  -  R. A. Thompson (By Doctor of Ocular Science) men vjho are not satis fieri, They are the ones who lead They force humanity ahead By strident icord and deed. They bring us out of by-gone way a. And guide us through the
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    PAIN AFTER MEALS
    122 15  - PAIN AFTER MEALS Dr. F.B. Scott By M.D., Paris. f" the aches and Paius which patieuts ccme and tell me about stomach pain after meals is probably the most common. "I get such stabbing svrlping pains alter meals," they say or up'^e'elin' g Ye me SUch a horrible f llil
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    "REVERSE GEAR" INVENTION FOR AIR LINERS
    141 15 "REVERSE GEAR" INVENTION FOR AIR LINERS New Fork. THE invention of a "reverse gear" for big air liners— which will enable pilots to stop their machine more quickly m landing— is announced by tht Curtisx-Wright Corporation. The device consists of an electricallyoperated reversible-pitch propeller Vhena pilot lands his machine he
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    LITTLE BOY'S WEIGHT WENT UP LIKE MAGIC!
    262 15 Read this Schoolm aster's story. How anxious fathers and mothers eH when they see their little ones losing weight. Those thin, pathetic little arms and legs, those ribs sticking U p through the flesh, those hollow little cheeks do they mean that some
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      180 15 ANNUAL READING §lu:.tth. Width, juurnvv-., lack iti lotteries, rice*, en-., luck. ir.iTsiber. rcloiir and cfa\s by m-nlhly deta.Js. for I -„*m $2 t.0.D.. Dollar Boti-s Hnvptrd, wr.tins; time. Hanun,a Ashrmwarn Tiruuni, s. India. to Get Further Ahead This Year Than <^V< You Did Last Year... I I J r~W M
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      277 15 •yf aaaa aaaa -^r What The I Stars Foretell j MONDAY FOR ALL READERS. I A splendid business day. Get 5 a move on. See people, go after 1 money and big business. Bi 5 2 confident when intervieicing and Z m *rjf to be impressive without ten S 5
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    Government Asked To Buy A Town
    197 16 Govern men t Asked To Buy A Town (h-auigeville, Qm, T^HREATF-XKH with Ihe sulni ersion of their homes irrigation S- the |>c«>p!c of QrangeviUe, .> Kiver m th. Orange Im-c Slat*', aiv ready to Government tor £30,000. This offer was mat 1 by the v management board bo a Governnjen
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    U.S. Military Intelligence Need More Men
    110 16 p\ KN'TS abroad and the i v the protection at home have promised th. States to inciva.se the stall Military Intelligeiice Hivision. In conformity wiUi President Ro<* velt's recent disclo.sure.s g| htUMfr- < tTorts by tne AdminLsttdt spies, botli thr SenaLf and th, h
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    "CAN" STAMP MISLEADS SALMON DEALERS
    126 16 "CAN" STAMP MISLEADS SALMON DEALERS Ottawa. JAPANESE tinned salmon has been •I found o« sale m Australia and England with Hie word (an" stamped on the top of the tin, according to a retern tabled m the He use of Commons here. This is considered a palpable attempt by the
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    German Housewives Use Suet Instead Of Butter
    96 16 OH. there i> wi littlr buitw am: little nargariM, not know what t piit «i the tan The little bit of lat Uiere .s <m m lor preparing lunch and c<uaer-«i v..* similii iromplairts are iam& voiced by unthinttng houwwtm" With these wtnc'.s
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    Air-Hostesses Allowed To Rouge And Make-up
    163 16 .\mSUTHdlii A IH-HOSTi:ssi:S rf the XX.M. (*»u| Dutch Airlines) h*v« k* A issued whh I Bet 9* detailed instruction as to •>• ir drew*. up and general appearance. management points cut that they are the representatives of the company on board the airliners and
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    31 16 World's Biggest Drum I,*** fHKbJKK^ 1 *">", "to"* 1 mad. "P** 1 1 J* <;|vrd< bourn.' Oprn WJJ rf Sussex, has no« If" |H bigger than aii)** ja^JS* Seven law* lO^M»' J
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    Huge Output Of Books In Russia
    94 16 Moscow. ¥N 21 yea:- Sovi •< Russia hw pTU 1 ed more books than were printed m prc-rpvolutiniKiry RusiM W •»•> i over mr&B£ffg£~l they 1-ccr printed m tnai > tv are m HI languap-s published. sellers' Some of the Wg«esl 3 '(,f which
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    57 17 BBC NEWS BULLETINS FOR SPAIN AND PORTUGAL A DA^' V o servine o f new.s bulletins m The bulletins will be transmitted on ncrt-waves only f v station of the Corporation The date 62 i which transmissions will start the ciT a nH W Ch the P ews will broad
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    256 17 caused intense suffering Even if your stomach trouble is not so serious js that <>i Mr. S. A., whose letter is quoted below, remember that his suffering probably began with just a twinge of indigestion, lor That is how excess acidity first makes it^Hf felt, and often excess
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      370 17 ftV THE AIR TO- DAY When And Where To Listen In n J.,n3S Productmn b y 10.50 Close down. 3.2o^Tea dance music. Bam! n.u .< 705 Fodeil s M 500 Bind concert sfei «»ssi berun ipfS— S^BCtfd by A Be lroni stud address bvibi' DJB 15M M(> s (I U
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    245 18 VALUABLE FINDS BY EXPEDITION IN ANN AM Stockholm. VALUABLE finds have already been made by the third Archeological Expedition to French Indo-China under the leadership of Dr. Olov Janse, who l>as already been entrusted by the French Government with two earlier expeditions. Dr. Janse is again carrying out his excavations
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    467 18 BRITISH WIVES WEAR 75,000,000 HATS A YEAR gVERY year the women of Britain buy 75,000,000 hats And five times a year (on an average) every heme with a smile and a hatbox m the hope of pleasantb^ prising her husband with the honeyed words. 4t l^ 0 voniii 8Ur m
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    Britain's £445,000 Purchase
    126 18 Britain's £445,000 Purchase Washington. GREAT Britain"s purchases of U. S. aircraft and aeroplane parts m March amounted to 2.224,524 dollars (about £444.905), the United States Department of Commerce has disclosed. In the same month France's aircraft purchases from America were worth 2 087 767 dollars (£417,553) and those of the
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    GERMAN A.R.P. NEAR FRENCH FRONTIER
    59 18 Berlin. PEKMANY is building bomb-proof W cellars for storing m emergency the valuable art collections m the cities and towns near the French frontier. An extensive programme of construction of A.R.P. shelters is being carried out m western Germany. It is stated, however, that it
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    PUERTO RICO TO TILL IDLE LAND
    334 18 ffACED with the heaviest unemployment m its history, the Government of Puerto Rico is embarking on an unprecedented farming experiment m order to help feed its idle population and their dependent who numl.er upward of 750,000 people, the Puerto Rican Trade Council reports. Unde-
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    China Week In London
    148 18 London. A "CHINA WEEK" on the largest possible scale to press the need iof helping China and withholding help from Japan is being organised by the China Campaign Committee, to he held from July 1 to 8. J. B Priestley, the famous novelist and dramatist, will
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    Suggestions, Unjustified By Facts, Do More Harm Than Good: No Truth In Report Of Reorganisation Of S.B.A.
    697 19 Badminton A m T|, e p PejWj (\>\ 'Thoonix Singapore.) IjtEacknouled^nunl has been made from time to time— the last v occasion only a tew weeks ag*_of the work of the Malayan Pre*
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    THE ADVANTAGES OF PLAYING SINGLES MATCHES
    214 19 THE ADVANTAGES OF PLAYING SINGLES MATCHES 01 pat inter "if l>> women players JIT ladies' singles are nit nmr popular is difficult to understand. 3*i tears a;o, when the games 15 ap. as m other event:;, th»- <> m reason to suppose that the 4u> sight be too great and
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    Getting Better Support for Women's Tourneys
    270 19 Getting Better Support for Women's Tourneys SB 4. *Os« P«i,,g« The War •ft Wy Rambler Selangor) WbhiL Rir t m Sela »X° r a PP<>ar to lose- aU interest m r NtffteC?,T r e 'u lf aYe school said Miss; J Foss > P"n"*"Mlhrim- Glrls School and a committee member
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    IS SHE A CHAMPTO-BE?
    40 19 IS SHE A CHAMP-TO-BE? Miss Nancy Ho, another Mayfair li.F's player who i <-. p«"«<»rossin^ satisfactorily. She i> said to have the makings of a champion. It Io«;ks as if Mayfair will supply Singapore's future "stars" m the In rties' section.
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    JOHORE'S BID FOR "THE FOONG SEONG CUP
    345 19 (By "Cess"— Johore.) DETERMINED to figure once mere m the final m the Foong Seong Cup Competition this year U» is couit last ut'ek, and the standard of (he game seen was fairly hiirh. y clKM>l Th 0 Wong brothers, Peng- Soon and
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    Penang Players Are Again In Serious Training
    489 19 Penang Players Are Again In Serious Training Making Spire Of Victory (By "Sphinx"— Penang) In the singles section, Tan Kin Hong and Ooi Teik Hock are the most probable candidates who will justice to Penang mi n this competition. As a matter I of fact, these two players are rankeil
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    "RUSHING" THE SERVICE
    421 19 "RUSHING" THE SERVICE QNE of the things which cannot be taught m badminton is "rushing" a service. The whole secret is to be sufficiently on the alert, and to start forward immediately the shuttlecock has left the server's racket. It is purely a question of the quickness of foot, brain
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    SOCCER
    832 20  -  HUGH SAVAGE WEEKLY NOTES ON By THROI'GH a misunderstanding 1 made a wrong statement of the J position < f Singapore league football last Sunday. It was stated theTe that a player cannot take part m the Senior division for two years after playing m the Business Houses League.
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    Australians Champs For England & America
    79 20 Australians Champs For England America Billy Guyatt, aged 18, the youngest rider to win the Australian professional, SDrint cycling championship, is e^l ctlted to go or tour next year, backed by a leading engUsh cycle firm. It is thD.^m that, with a little more experience, he will ha\e a chance
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    Sompong May Fight Milling On June 30
    583 20  -  PETE j BOXING 1 I NOTES BY 5 Promoter Roncon 's First Card t*J(iHT fans are eagerly awaiting new* of when the next fijfht at the Happy World takes place and as i'ar as I know it is going t« be on June
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    Vanderbilt's "Vim" Twice Beaten
    126 20 MR. Harold S. Vanderbill's new 12--metre sloop, Vim, which he expects to race m English waters this fummsr, was beaten m her first two trials held off here, by Mr. F. T. Bedford's year-old sloop Nyala. In the first race Nyala defeated Vim by 3 minutes
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    JAPANESE CREATING TENSION IN THREE CHINA CONCESSIONS
    460 21  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Blockade Threat At Tientsin SHANGHAI AND AMOY CONCEDING DEMANDS? ffIIITAXEOUSLY IN TIENTSIN, SHANGHAI AND KUL%>CTHE JAPANESE ARE BRINGING INCREASING tfSSURE TO BEAR ON THE AUTHORITIES OF THE rOREIGN CONCESSIONS TO MEET THE DEMANDS FOR 1 BIGGER JAPANESE SHARE IN
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    NEW PROTEST TO JAPANESE
    48 21 Shanghai, June 10. tMTUB British protest to the Ajtfuese regarding the batterHaiHabtecto death by Jap- MKjiefceis of Mr. Tinkler a F*tU| mill, was delivered "May. It b i protest emphasisis writ»f *he verbal reprcpneatatJOM already made by fhairiiiu o! the Shanghai Council ■Jjl Reuter
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    UNKNOWN
    37 21 Krai* ,J*°me. Sunday. f^ofthe Italian Air Force', fi*** in the Spanish War aimen Were ki,led 18 bombardis!!??? 2J0 t0^ of bombs. *2 X and daiTn t0 h ave g*« the ground. ,,BI *of26C air battles. Reuter
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    France's Partial Demobilisation
    11 21 France's Partial Demobilisation BjMW odw Line Dt 1 and others Reuter
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    Militia Bill Did Not Kill Volunteering
    132 21 I London, June 10. Minister for War, Mr. HoreBeiisha, m a speech at a dinner ollovvingr the official inspection of ne Devenport garrison, surveyed ne development m the past few T r 'l v the TerHt ™al Field Army. vnicn, he said, was to-day
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    ALL LOCAL CRICKET ABANDONED
    57 21 ALL LOCAL CRICKET ABANDONED j^L Saturday's cricket enpgements were washed out the local badminton chamSSf: "hampi^shfe. *****^ Club Golf h MacDougall Cup polo Pahfn^ 11 the A> v Fanang teams which was to have been played at Balestier has now been postponed for Monday, while thY Malay Girls' School sports
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    Unusual Accident Leads To Tragedy
    167 21 Unusual Accident Leads To Tragedy w ISi»S. that 'he non w Singapore, Saturday. K**»*y. mc entorce ™nt of th c regulation that all l'**^**!!. the o K n^ CUl r saws must be guarded has ron f; lilr1 iIr W. G. Porter returned a <»«*• *ho died" cUt the in
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    Friendly Soccer At Batu Pahat
    107 21 [From Our Own Correspondent] Batu Pahal. TN a friendly game of soccer played -I at G.E.S. grcund the old students of the Batu Pahat Govt. English School defeated the present students by two goals to nil. The old students were the better team though their
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    SABOTAGE DENIED
    45 21 Mexico City, June 10 c— Several foreign oil companies have issued a statement penying charges of sabotage made by the Mexican. National Petroleum Administration. They state that "indivinnv L and collecti vely they energetic oJJ?w n y accusations, which are absolutely false/ Reuter
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    MINISTRY OF SUPPLY
    61 21 London, June 10— The Bill establishing a Ministry of Supply, with an estimated annual expenditure of £100,000 000 and for winch a staff of 50,000 will eventually be required, received its second reading m the House of Commons after a Labour amendment declaring its provisions to be
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    WAR RISK RATES DOWN
    42 21 New York, June 10. FOLLOWING the London lead, earlier leading underwriters here have drasticaJJy reduced war risk and marine insurance rates. The new rates are almost at precrisis levels, with differentiation between American and foreign flags eliminated.- Reuter
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    Strang Goes To Moscow On Monday
    134 21 Latest messages from London show that Foreign Office expert William Strang- flics to Moscow on Mcnday instead of Saturday, to help smooth out the remaining difficulties m the formation of an Anglo-French-Soviet pact. London, June 9. MR. William Strang, of the Foreign Office, who
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    "THETIS" INSURED FOR HALF MILLION
    40 21 London, Juno 10— The submarine Thetis was insured In the marine insur ance market for £500.000, part of which is with Liverpool underwriters but the larger share is placed m the Tn«,w. insurance market- Reuter
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    'French Without Tears' —A Great Success
    439 21 Kenneth Blake Roland McKic 5" an Curtis Ashley Cooper Hon. Alan Howard Noel Corrie Marianne Anthea Mo.slcv Monsieur Maingot Arnold Nassim Lieut.-Comdr. Rogers ..Geoffrey Folliu Diana Lake Joanna Archdeacon Kit Neilan .Basil Ditma Jacqueline Maingot ..Betty Hume-Bret Lord Heybrook Kenneth Bis "FRENCH Without Tears"
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    Training Notes From Selangor
    142 21 Training Notes From Selangor (From Our Own Reporter) >OT, Saturday. PRELIMINARY gallop* m prt pi rat m f or th" Selanff'jr Tori Club's sumntei meeting wore held this monitag; Rain somewhat heavy, -,r f candidates fr i" i>les were exercised on the main (rack which was opened to training. and
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    Selangor Tennis Championships
    221 21 Selangor Tennis Championships (Tribune Staff Reporter) riviTVATOs Ku jla Lumpur. Friday. |U-DAY S matches m (he men's singles of th e Selangor bun tennis champiorshfps leaves P. Suupiah, tht> holder, to i"eet Das Lazarus m the quarter finals and J. R Bong will inert San K^ok lliye also m the
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    SCHOLARSHIPS FOR CELLO PLAYERS?
    281 21 rAI Singapore, Saturday. |N a very Interesting speech m which mention was made of the record set up by Singapore where no fewer lhar 80 pupils were entered for the various stages of the Trinity Collet of Music (London) examinations this and of the high opinion
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    Y.M.C.A. CRICKET
    60 21 plJv for ,2 g have been selected to V■Y mr a c niOr Do P art ™nt of the Ong Swee Keng (Captain), Tan Guan Hon<;. Neo Hock Lim. Au Keng Chu, L M()1 I S. Hope, A C NeuDronner. H. Lewis, S. Shirazie, R o. Clark, c.
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      64 21 To-day's Sports ar™l ?o!i e ows°°- S CVCntS Cricket: S.C.C. vs. United n c S.C.C. CSC. vs S R C S.R.C. C.R.C. vs. R.A.O.C.— Hong o IJwi Green. S.C.C. vs. St. Andrew's Old Boys—Farrer Park. Medical College vs. S.R C. Medical College. Badminton: Singapore Championships— aerical Union. Athletics: Malay Girls'
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    MALAYA CUP PLAYER THRASHES THEM OUT
    1396 22 Wa^__7_t_Wx^Wmr___ m ___m\w_W m _W WZ_ 'mTrnWrnJ M I MftWl^ *»H I BBh^aJ^l*i p^" >7Al^^^ kg^^^ tMl^*^*^ fc Insurance Of Amateurs Expenses Must Be Met Season Tickets To Stadium CAPS FOR ALL MALAYA CUP PLAYERS AMATEUR soccer players can be insured against *^^%^*"^££*SZ A
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    Chinese Beat Police In Muar League Soccer
    262 22 Chinese Beat Police In Muar League Soccer {From Our Own Correspondent] Muar, Friday. FE tendency to play the man instead of the ball was mainly responsible for the Mu*t Police losing to the Muar Chinese I—2 when the sides met m the first match m the second round of the
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    CRICKET SLUMPED LAST WEEK
    389 22 SECAMAT SPORTS NOTES [From Our Own Correspondent] Seganti. T OCKHART came into his own this week when he took six cheap wickets against the Segamat Cricket Club for Geauanf. Genuang scored a decisive win by 105 runs. Genuang batted first and fine batting by Matthews. Jerram
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    Singapore's Malaya Cup Trials
    54 22 Singapore's Malaya Cup Trials Fe foiiowim ptoy«« been Invited <« f» »J tralninf with 11 selection of the JJIA. laya" Cup Team, IWPj Abdul RaSuwm Ht^ *JJ Rahman, AMiU^ g Jmlfw, Soon Cfcwn g Ibrahim, H« Kok Cbo>.^ Ctaong, SaUeh Mn CM— Seng <*** ■JT t^ San, Ha Tee Sijnj.
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      Chinese Take Full Paints From Gunners
      413 23 MATCH AT THE STADIUM -BLUSG m*« was seen at Ans^ K«ad Stadium yesterday nfterI mv t n the Chinese took full points from the R (ChaS? itiM a ue match anffl) In a ft* it a fast pace, Mh sides we a fine display,
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      HUNT CUP PROBABLES
      25 23 HUNT CUP PROBABLES I?OLLOWiv^ L°ndon. June 10. f H Unt! probaW^ for the nunt cup race: Smith.. BuclwooV"'^'- The Hour 'E and Chelsea Reach.- Reuter
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      Singapore A.A.A. Championships
      35 23 Singapore A.A.A. Championships T F ftn *apore Amateur Athletic AanaesatioB wiJ1 hoJ(J Us p thampiorship Meet in* at the S.C.C. mnnd on June 29, 30 and Julv 1. Entries close on Saturday Jun e 17.
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      MOTOR-CYCLIST KILLED
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      Badminton Tourney Results
      101 23 Badminton Tourney Results |INIERESTING badminton was provided at the Haw-P ar G>Tnnasium Hall when further ties m the S.B.A. junior tournament were played 1 here was no surprise results and t d not reach a hi^ h standard. In the opening tie of the day c B f«? 5 IS
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      R.S.G.C. LADIES WIN
      100 23 R.S.G.C. LADIES WIN •pE ladies' match between the Royal Mrs. R. Waketord Mrs. N. A. Worley Mrs. J. Heslinga J I Mrs. K.D. Mathewson J. /4 Mrs. E. G. Collier t /4 Mrs. F. Horsfall Mrs. H. C. Reilly Mrs. E. A. Elder Miss E. M. Hallas lx I Miss
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      ISLAND GOLF CLUB TOURNEY
      79 23 Singapore, Sunday. THE following are some of the best re -f *u UV m the first Qualifying round C. A. R. Bateman 74 H. L. H. Lim 1\ J- H. Beaton T. Bhck 5 C. Watson S H. B. syni J7 C P. Allen II i
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      KEDAH RACE RESULTS
      206 23 KEDAH RACE RESULTS WALK -OVER WIN IN SEVENTH RACE! (From O«r Own Reporter! FOLLOWING were <he results of ,h e Kcdah cSk*"*' mectins held this afternoon: gymkhana (race) BIG SWE3P Total Pool gi 3 0 First Prize N0. "5048 T- C °1 d n P r lze No. 2581 Tn.rd
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      Penang Beaten In Malaya Cup Match
      214 23 SELANGOR WIN 2—1 IN TAME MATCH [From Our Oivn Reporter] Selangor 2- KUH,a Lum P ur Saturday. Selangor's inside trio were (he ir,r<n disappointment for tho U£ rh they rin btog well enough they un g£ Faulty finishing was the cause <v and working
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      Man & Woman Stabbed; Lift Accident; Person Found Dead In Bath-Room
      117 23 Man Woman Stabbed; Lift Accident; Person Found Dead In Bath -Room Ambulance Calls Singapore, Saturday wlm. r ICised wounds over the tack vhile th» woman suffered an ineiswi were both taken to the General hospiBan k chulia Street, this XfnSfn wte^ the S Wt )ammed between both do s On
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      THETIS FUND
      21 23 London, Saturday .—The Lord Mayo <■ Fund for the dependents of men los?in the submarine to £35,000.- British Official Wireless
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      Y.M.C.A. SOCCER
      22 23  -  D. R. Yetton H. Deans The following have been selected to o ay the° C YMr 0X the Junior'OWtoeS Ressrves:-
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    Scenes At The Government House Garden Party
    48 24 McElwaine. of Trengganu and Lady »mau. Another group of guests at the Garden Party. The pipers of the Gordon Highlanders^wiio^upplied the music during the T p h a e n? m Honour ol his^^"^J^, XtrT^hX^U cEU andVadu,, memo*, of a„ cor.,„.a„.U«. >
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