The Straits Times, 10 May 1932

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    39 1 The Straits Times [ESTABLISHED NEAtLT A CENTURT.J THE LARGEST, r AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. 10 PAGES. SINGAPORE. TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1932. PRICE 10 CENTS. The Straits Times *0 PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1932. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      262 1 BINGAPORC 78. CECIL ST. ('PHONE 6161 Til j I «1 3 Tonirht 9.15. BEBE DANIELS and BEN LYON ia j "MY PAST" I Pkome 5251-2. j DRINK MORE GOOD MILK! I^^ W^ Kich verdant pastures pedigree cattle 6^^ few countries indeed, can rival SWlT"k\iiini ZERLAND for milk production j^^% "BEAR"
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      77 1 FOR YOUR EYES The bMt ia juit f#od enough. Wear Zciai SaacUcle Ltaata. JOHN DUKE. OPTICIAJI, XI. Battery Road. Siagap«ra, ENTIRELY NEW! DAY, DATE and TIME. By th* Haw— Syathraaaaa ELECTRIC CALENDAR CLOCK. NO SPRING NO WINDING. Stop gueaamt: about the time. The light socket in your bom* ia now
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      121 1 llir tu f 4MI va "QgnLw friSSflftW? Mc ISH P^ fad) <\\V JvIOSIT EXCEPTIONAL Cf 'iJ»T $3.50 PER BOTTLE. tflf|«i«aM ItoToar TH£ WH isky YOU WILL Ot McNISH ask for v *r i* 17 n Jfc*4 AGAIN. SOLE AGE>fTS ROBINSON CO., LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR. FINEST SUPPLIES AVAILABLE DANISH BACON,
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      17 1 La_.a.a. M a^a^H •.15 Taaifht 9.13. BEBE D AMBUS and BBN LYON ia "MY PAST" rkwiw HBVA
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      453 2 P. 0., BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES f Incorporated In Enrland.) MAIU PASBKNGEII AND CARGO SERVICES. PKNINSIT.AR AND ORIENTAL B.N. CO. 1 NI'KK nNTRA< T WITH HIS MAJESTY'S COVKItNMKNT. LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. OITWARD PROM LONDON FOR CHINA AND JAPAN. Tonnage. Due S'por». 19St. NAI HERA 16.000 Mar
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      801 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.) TO LONDON. Naplea. Marseilles, Loadoa. Antwerp Bit— aaal HUitatMH^L Vowel*. Tonnage. Due. Sail. SCWA MARI? 10.TM May 19 20 I FUBHIMI MARU 11,0*0 Jan* f S RAKOZAKI MARC 10.860 June 16 1< TF.RI'KI'.NI MAR! Itjtm Jane ft< 29 HAKUSAN MARI 10.500 July II 14 HARUNA
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      498 2 BURNS PUJLP LINE (Incorporated in Australia.) FOR BRISBANE. SYDNEY AND lELBOURNE via JAVA. DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings ,by the wellnown steamer MARELLA it Mb tens) aad he ii MANOOLA <%Mt toaa) (Oaaaa nly). The s.s. MARELLA is oae of the argest and finest steamers trading to Ausralia,
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      428 2 THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LIMITED (Incorporated in Denmark.) Valaahoao US*. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT BBRVIOE tO CBMOA. LONDON. ROTTERDAM. HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. Leave S'pora Penang. mjs. MEONIA May If flay S* m.s. BOBINCIA Jane June 10 m.s. FIONA Jaae t» Jaly 1 m.s. ESRIA Jaly to July 22 m.s. ALSIA Aug.
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      990 2 a?^Sa^^ SHIPPING. THE BLI'E FI'.VNEL LIVE (Oceaa THE 111 KRIOvV sn vvsilll' CO. Hleam Balp Co.. Ltd.. and hina Mutual (1*12) I Til. Btoaai N**la-ation Ca, Ud.) THE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP Co. Ud. THB STRAITS STEAMSHIP Co, Ltd. THE CTNAHD STKAM SHIP CO- '^".j THE CHINA NAVKiATION Co.. Ltd. THE AI'STRAIJAX
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      278 3 OCEANIC AND ORIENTAL NAVIGATION CO., BAN FRANCISCO, CAL. STATES STEAMSHIP CO., PORTLAND, ORE. JOINT SCHEDCLE Sailings for United States and Canada Points from Hong Kong. Han Francisco and Loo Angelea. B.S. GOLDKN MOUNTAIN sails from Hong Kong May I BS. r.OI.DFV TIDE sails from Hong Kong May U Ageata: ANGLO-SI
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      409 3 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINB cfcaf AMBUjfrM MABU UNI Jlfl^v ■t^axa^aßlß«»W»»R*a> a^a^LaMßh WHY TRAVEL THE DOLLAR WAY? BECAUSE Fresh California fruits and vegetables are served at every meal. 2 Every stateroom is an outside cabin. 3 Outdoor salt-water nwimmiitf pool on Deck. 4 Orchestra music for Tea-Dancinf-Dinner and entertainment*. 5 First Run
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      550 3 ELLERMAN BUCRNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (Incorporated ia England) "ELLERMAN" LINE. Passenger and Freight Services to UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. Tla Ports aad Baas CaaaL OUTWARDS. TO BONG KONG. SHANGHAI ft JAPAN. Steamer Da* Spore. sj. CITY OF PERTH May H HOMEWARDS. *.s. CITY OF BAGDAD for Havr*. L'doa, R'dam and
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      1491 3 BANKING ANNOUNCEMENTS THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Incorporated in England.) CapiUl Authorised 58.000.000 CapiUl Subscribed 1300.003 Reserve Fund and Bast ljnjtU CapiUl paid up 1.060.000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J. M. Ryrie, Esq. Chairman, P. R. Chalmers, Esq.. Charles J. Hambro. Esq., W. H. Shelford. Esq.. Sir Thomas Catto. Bart.,
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      600 4 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. There are approximately srren words to a line and there M a flat rate rharga of 25 cants per line per insertion with A minimum of one dollar par insertion. Advertisements will he accepted op to 10 a.m. on the day at issue. A fee of 2. r
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      724 4 HOUSES, FLATS TO LET TO LET bungalow. 73. Granga Road. Apply tt, Anson Road. INSTITITION HILL bungalow newly renovated $*0. I'nlted Engineers. TO LET. <W. Prinwp Street, t rooms, tlaetricity Apply 67. Prinsep Street. BUNGALOWS, 4 12 ft 14-lfl. Angullia Park, rents reduced. Apply Arurullia Co. TO LET, No. 4.
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      278 4 1 Recent Press Reports again emphasize: BURGLARY INSURANCE is Merged in the Royal a Insurance Co., Ltd. one in Grc-t Britain.) definite need! Aggregate Funds: £42,000.000. FIH in thlS C U P° n I Mcaarm. QIKrN IN^I R ANCE CO.. Agent. Meaar.. Hooi.l.WUT CO. 117-121. MarkH Street. Singapore. Ptaaaa atad
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      991 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. ORDINANCE No. 96 V! NOR OFFENCES). Poli,, Oirfen madr under Her lion <«> of Ordinance NY (Mlbot Offence*) fe* thr regulation of tra«r on the wra■to* of Ik* Spring ProCeealoaal and Asaatrar Race Meetings le he held Anr. J»; Mar 4. 7. 11. 14. It. 2» and 21.
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      757 4 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE The Kxchange Banks will be closed on Monday. May M, Wh.t Monday ißank HolHUyi. TENDERS GOVERNMENT NOTICE TKMIKKS will be receded at th. Secretary nfflre. iin to noon for the Purchase of tho»e Sao mill- sitaated in l*tn 352 and 324. Mukmi XXV. Kall.-i: Basin and known
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      RUBBER DIVIDENDS.
      267 5 Susrsrestion of Payment In Kind. To the Editor of the StraiU Times. Sir Yciii' CO) kW written r«nrdi«| lihflitiei «f| using robberi foi lighting flrp ami t!i-' editorial on My'- Sunday Times. im\ I 1 n"-t ohrhMH solution of the prohUni. Instead of rubber conn hfehoMori iree sample-
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      MORE QUERIES.
      167 5 MORE QUERIE S. To the Editor of the Strait* Time*. .1 ntfK'-- that Dim ir Hit farture of iii.l" 1 1' Malana. SmmnHm in your paper. 1 ilimatueonditionn out here were prohibitive .<{ such local BMaafartvre. 1 mm pn-i.nallv connecteil with Dunlop I'lantations yea.a(o and I remember hearing then that
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      MADAM OR MRS ?
      96 5 MADAM OR MRS To the Editor of the ?traitg Times. Sir. May I afar »he I know about M appl e<l when the la.ly mi her hu-band'« name ami Madam when she u.«e« her own name. For instance. Mr. I.«e Won-.- X.»> maine- HiM Tj: lan Soon Neo becomes Mr-.
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    GENERAL LUDENDORFF.
    86 5 GENERAL LUDEN DORFF. Renounces the I'reedom Of Koeniggberg. (•rneral Lu<lcndnrtT ivnuomod the freedom of the iiiy whu-h was ran him during the War by Ktmigabotg, Ka> Pni««iia, in a|'iir<- latum of hi* irrrat ncr libcn»tiii£ the pi Kuv-ian inwulei In a letter kddn Mayor of 1 KovniifMM'ik:. »a.» on unount
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    THE AIN LEONG.
    71 5 Mast and Awnings Damaged By Hrnnch of Tree. The master of a small amer the "Am l.i-.nc" reporti tha »i< K°inir up ihr S M;i> t, H tivcrhiinifiTiu' h of the ii?!r .i.n- 1 the mast an.i the awning ai them. The vesM-1 fastened Djainbi allowed t<>
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    CHINESE COURT ROBES.
    18 5 deneral (iordoiis Kllni-Kisilisi-il BSt. General I army in Chil in Lop Thi r mandar arothri
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    M.ALBERT THOMAS.
    37 5 M. ALBERT THOMAS. Foreigr Etecrttar} BxpftHM Regret of the House Run Air-werinjr a ..inlina; the Internal iuna 1 in the Commons today tl ary. Sir John Sirm.! took express t hisudden death of I <h M A
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    M.DOUMER.
    26 5 M. DOUMER. Motions in Hoth Houses Of Parliament. lag In v I Baldwin, th> to the K.r aaswm M. l>oui:i< I thy with th. ■it PIMMt.
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    TOBACCO IN PRISON.
    26 5 (Frcm Ou ent.) tha Kuai.. I lations. r attempt :!>.' to prison. Thf aCCU.^! sa:.i I an offenre an.i b ill in one week.
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      271 5 HOTELS RAFFLES HOTEL Rooms with Modern Sanitation and Hot and Cold Running Water IH|>\V> \ITKA< I lON SPECIAL DINNER DANCE SPECIAL DINNER AND 9.30 p.m. to Midnight. RACE BALL TOMOI1O1 TEA OANCE-6.30-8.15 P.M. Informal May 14th 21st. After Dinner Dance DANCING TILL 2 A.M. >..!0 l<> Midnight. PLEASE MAO YOUB
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      236 5 RAFFLES CAFE ExwDflnt Meals a la Carte at Moderate Cost. BREAD daily delivery to all parts of the town. CAKES Cakes and Pastries, Sausage Rolls and Carry Puffs freshly made daily. Upcouotry orders executed promptly. Chocolates, Sweets, Crackers and Fancy Goods. PHONE 5381. THE ORIENTAL HOTEL REOPENED UNDER EUROPEAN MANAGEMENT
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      215 5 AUCTION NOTICE. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE of raluabli- frrvhold and leasehold land »itu ate at MSBI Road, th* property of the Seletar Plantations. Ud.. tub-divided into buildinr and banfalow allotment*. At Me.ir. Cheon*- Koon Sear Co.'i iale room. No. 30. Chulia Street. Singapore, on VaftMßßft Jane H. IMS at 2.M >JB.
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      250 5 RHEUMATISM 15 Convent sisters say there's nothing to equal Kruschen Tin- letter in mil <in<- p>'nmn'« opinion il is th<" uniiniiiioiiK \<»te of th.- sMSM ksnj I n\.nt. ai>- .i liirv ■"•iiinninit y (M m iiuuilor i aixl tin- 1 SJO 111..11. m. mi 1111 1 1 I Kruwh.n s.ili-.
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  • FEATURES OF THE WEEK'S NEWS FROM CHINA.
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      Notes From Shanghai.
      1417 6 SaftW For H Inch \obtnly Has Any I se $300,000,000 In Shaiifihai Hank I units Tael-Dollar Has A Great Fall "—"lronside*"" "Ironside*" Arrive At Hangrhoic-—Chaifei"B .'i. 46 I Fire lit simmer laims Vo More Of Thin kiml Of Thing"! Saying "Tut Tut!" To Tht- \ations The Ineffectiveness
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      MAGISTRATE SHOT DEAD.
      76 6 By Red" Sympathisers On Fukien-Kwangtung Border. Canton, Apr. 29. Mr. Hung Yiu-shan, magistrate of the county of Wing Ting, Fukien, just over the boundary from Kwangtung, has been murdered by Red sympathisers. Having called together the business men on April 25 to discuss ways and me*ns of
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      CANNIBALISM IN NORTH ANHUI.
      391 6 Flesh of Dead Children. < HEARTRENDING FAMINE CONDITIONS. Shanghai, Apr. 23. What ha« been feared has come, in North Anhui. All available resources having been usid up, desnite all efforts ,tiained M allocate grain in sufficient quantities, and transport it into this refii.n. fain ne conditions,
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      CANTON AIR FORCE.
      249 6 Appointments of a New Chief. Canton. May 1. The somewhat unexpeel d political move of General Chan Chai-tonjc. the Commander-in-Chief, in announcing the app intnitnl of <ieneral Wr.ng Kwong-jui I as the htad of the Aviation Bureau under the control of the First Group Annv Corps, with
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      JINGOISM IN JAPAN.
      136 6 Another Amazing Speech By The War Minister. Osaka. Apr. 21. A sensational speech declaring that "we know- Japan is going to face an even more serious situation two or thrte years hence" was delivered last night by Lieut.General Sadao Araki (Minister of War) at the Kinki (Osaka)
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      THE MILCH COW OF MANCHURIA.
      848 6 C. E.R. Profit Turned Into A Deficit. Harbin. Apr. 7. 1 le result of the working of the Chinese Eat «m Railway for the past year are far from satisfactory, the profits of former pars being changed to losses. 1 tking the figures for the
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      lACK TO SHANGHAI.
      151 6 Ovi r 4,000 Japanese Refugees Return. Shanghai. Apr. 20. Tl N.Y.K. liner Shinyo Maru (Pacific run I has been ordered to touch at Nagasaki on her way to Shanghai early next men h to bring here returned Japanese iefu ees. The Shinyo Maru ordinarily does not stop
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      PIRACIES TO BE SUPPRESSED.
      232 6 Kwangtung Authorities To Start Campaign. Canton. Apr. L'n. In view of the frequent pirarie* that have occurred lately, the Kwangtung aJ 'honties have begun a campaign to mmi >-. '.he activities of th- desperadoes. All country officials and .li-.tr I magistrates have been instrucl'J to report
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      JAPANESE POLICY.
      197 6 Izvestia Points Out Its Weaknesses. Moscow. Apr. Wherein lies the weakness of Japanese policy*" queries Itvestia. It certainly do-* not lie in the Japanese Army which i.h undoubtedly mm| to any other bourgeois army. Nor does it lie in Japanese diplomacy, which despite all difficulties manages to emerge
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      NANKING GETTING BUSY.
      116 6 Chinese <iovernment Offires Transferred from Loyang. Nanking. Apr. hX With danger diminishing in the local Sino-Japaneie situation. (iovernment headquarters are now being moved ba< k to Nanking from I/iyang. With the exception of a few Kunmintang leaders, practically all the Cuvernment heads have now already returned to
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      "ARMY DAY " IN JAPAN.
      120 6 "ARMY DAY IN JAPAN. 60,000 People Attend Tokio Ceremony. Tokio, Apr. 24. Sixty thousand people attended a great ceremony this morning in celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the granting of the Imperial Rescript to the Japanese Army and Navy. By seven o'clock military and naval officers, the First and
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      MILLIONS TRAINING FOR WAR.
      242 6 The Position in Russia. AMAZINC. FACTS AND PIGUBBS. M m, > !AII tom'iiuri-t; of rmliiai U-inir prepared t.. partuipat" in the defence m the Sovi.-t Inum. it was I. am ed today. It If umii-rstin.d that million (join* |>hy.i'-al and ot|.. mine their titnev. li.i MM
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      SUCH IS POPULARITY!
      179 6 Pity China's Poor. I'nhapp) Statesmen. Nrakiwj, An MMBWMUri trim 1.- ta M tju.. 'I chi i Political Vic.Mini-t |Affar-t for his unfhnchng and Ml" diplomat)' in th. i; „f the SmoJapaneM- m-g- t mt t..n^ it >han*hai ii pai.l by the Federation ..i" Nation* Salvation Associations at
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      BOYCOTT AT SWATOW.
      180 6 CUmw number lo Discuss \latter. iMtot, Ai A meeting h;i been arranged g| whirii tIM CfcfcMat liani'.t r»IHIU| anil 'NpHNttltim if M,,. boycott conmntt.-.-are ti> ill .v— \aumi- questions nlatinir |tn good- Mini a Mac JaMMWKC by Urn I committee, ami armut which doutit hi dispute I
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      HUNTING MANNED.
      123 6 I Shanghai, Apr. M. r The ht-adquarlei- of the Japam peditionaiy Force- in Shanghai ft lay issued the following M Shooting M hunting will be strictly 1 |ii >hii,ited within th< zone n',w ir;.' ed by the Japan.-- Military fon t though i* ik now !n<- MM for
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      234 7 LAST NIGHT TONIGHT "DELICIOUS" Fox Movietone's Wonder Musicale. TOMORROW OPENING AT THE MATINEE I 55 I Ikl HflV Tel 9l CIIATII 111 N HELL'S ANGELS". Jm brb b^^^^.j^bi NO THRILL TO EQI AI. IT i i a ifPTaEXH VALLACI IIUII CLARk CABLE DO OT IM JORDAN— CONRAD NAG EL. I
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      205 7 CAPITOL Commencing6.15 TONIGHT 9.15 SPECIAL MATINEE TOMORROW. 3 Famous Stars Headed by the beautiful favourite of "Rio Rita" fame Presented in one of the finest and most unusual of modern productions— BEBE DANIELS Beautiful! Brilliant! Sought after! Yet she said "I hate all men BEN rfccTrJ LEWIS LYON Ojf- tr.
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    POETIC JUSTICE.
    241 8 Wordsworth Reunited With Coleridge. Poetic justice ha* reun ted two poet friends at Westminster Abbey. The bust of Coleridge has always dwelt in Foeta' Corner, but the marble riatM ol Wordsworth, his friend and ally in the remaking of Knglish poetry, has tsHaWts h«en r«H»vate<l t/> an obarure
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    HELD IT BY (ROW.
    166 8 C.LP. Klettric Train Service Dislwated. A crow ye«terday held up ttafli- th* whol. Ik ■ta .«f the Harbour Biant-h of ttk* i. I V Railway tlattrkss ->>t-n in Bomba\ the Calcutta aWTMBSaV dent of the Tim*-, of t eylon. Hopping gaily al<out wjfth a Uv. pamon-
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    RADII M WATER.
    109 8 Death of American Iron Magnate. An offit lal examination is being made into the d-*th of Mr. Kbt-n M. B> i Urn well-Known Pittsburg ifssj manufacturer i a world reputation a- a KportMiian and amateur golfer, who die I Pjital from radium poisoning. Dr. Fr-.ieiuk B. Klynn,
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  • LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
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      EXCHANGE RATES.
      198 8 Sinrapore. May 10. BILLING. London, 4 months' sight t/S tt/SI London, 3 muntlm' sight 23 17 32 London. 60 days' sia;hi 2/1 13/11 London. 30 days' sight t/S 25 SZ London, demand 2 3*4 London, T.T. t/S 23 32 Lyons and Parii. demand 1.050 Hamburg, demand 173 New
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      SHIPS BY WIRELESS.
      98 8 The following -hips are in cownsra li 111 W.i. Is Stations at .r.|ta| A>a'l.... Alt-tta Alipui. RaJoerJki, Cmpr tv tit— sw. < .-laii.ji i- Ikltkaai Mara, DMraaV, Pianas, llas.-i l.mil. Mimalaya Maru. Kalgan, Kumsanv Kv. .yi. Mam. LaMigieac ig. Mania Maru. N'anko Muiu. Nawjh, Saaroiucken laVitßi BcikaJ
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      PASSENGERS.
      53 8 Th.- fallawlaf arrived in Sin- >-.• l>..llar liner I'rf- re* Mr R.,bri- Hi:,u. Mr Ro.-rr 1.. CaMSaV, I •1 OHw K rook Mi»- Krarti*. U Kay. I I* Pi n»art-n. Mr Havirt H Jen kins. Mi Ir^H.r.k Krinir Jr.. Mr. KonMai.i-. I.JtowicS. M rtM A Falm. M. Normal v.
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      Vessels Arrived.
      132 8 I K-IRAHK. French. ||U tons, from Bord.--jui 1 f*f Saigon 10-S. OLCNSHfEL, Br:t. ton«. from Lon<lu:i Boa« K,,i,it 10-:.. HI TONO Mr IW t..n-. fru-n Muar 10 for M lai HIM WAN MAKI Jjj. M*l ton>. from Yokoaaaw 9 I f..r i ukutta 1»-.', KAJAN'i.. But. |JM t..n-.
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    • STOCKS AND SHARES.
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        MINING.
        425 8 Val. Pd. B»r*r». S«lltn. £1 A Anam Kumbanr 22/ 24 11 1 Austral Malay It/- 20 5-f. Ayer Hitam Tin 10 9 11 1 Banrrin Tin 7 8. 1111 Bataa* PuUa« 0.07% 0.12% 1 1 Batu Cav.f OSt 0.2S 1 1 Bukit Anif OJO o.4onem. 11 11 Burmah Malay
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        GENERAL.
        271 8 V.I. Pi. BmjT,. Seller*. 2 2 Altx. Brirk Orel. O.M I WUnom 2 2 AWx. Brick Frrf». 1 0 1.7.". f 1 f 1 Brit. Am. Tobacco Iv» 3.124 1 1 Central Knrine 0 20 o JOoon 100 M> Chinee* Com. Bank T«ti 0 7VOB fl €1 Con. T.
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        136 8 Sinrapar* Cold Storaf* t p c. dab. ot 1M« r.d. IMI-M 10* 101 «t. Binrmpor* Manlcipal p-a. of 1901 red. I*4o HOO.OUO 100 102 MB. °in»aiK.r« Municipal 4H p.e. at l»07 red. IM7 $1,800,000 VI 00 aam. Slßtapor* Municipal 4V, p.e. of l»0« red. 19Ji 11.000.000 91
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        393 8 Fnu*r and Co. and Lyall and Evatt's quotations. N.B. at' st nf abov* rubber share quotations ar* aow only aoatiaaL Tod.y'i PHe* rratrr Lfrall ft Co. Evatt Allrnhy fin 0.20 0.40 120 030 Alor G»jak (tl) o^o OJO 0.20 030 A. Ilium (|1) 0.60 0.60 MO 0.60 A.
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      MALAYAN WIRELESS PROGRAMMES.
      810 8 Chamber Music From Saigon. (By Our Wirelem Correspondent.) Sinifaporr. Tuesday. The lint of stations which may be heard daily in Malaya in as follows (Singapore time only is given): ALWAYS ON THE AIR, BANDOENG. PI.M., M metres. 5.10 to 6.30 p.m., recorded music 6.:w tv 7 p.m..
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    186 8 une. Brnjfk., Barur. fajaaaaiaa I'adanic ll'. K. .3 p.m. Srlat r«n.lj»nr. B<n K kali« and Bacan Si A; „:.U p.m. Java, South-West Sumatra. South Kast Batfjaa, Cslthta. Moluccas A Timor Hilly > Ban Honr Lionfi 4 p.m. .r..,»- t,i.. 1 I I a m. \> Rural .m.i
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    104 8 Tu.Sklpa alaafatac the Wharre* or eiavctatf la arrive. Bairanca MI'IH. HARBOUR. Main Wharf l.h ir,.». Uh. "Mury 4 P.W.I) H l"vi k -r -I i -inbakul." W. I. Utui Oil Wharf Nil. Oo«l Wharf Nil VESSELS IN D«Y DOCKS. Taa)nn« I'trar Albert Dock Nil. Victoria Dock Nil.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    44 8 From China and Japan, l>y Ranpura. <lu>at Bißfjapan I" a.m. tiimormw. ffmm China and Japan, l>> Muru. due at .Sinirarxirt- tcimnrTfiw. Km. ii, him. p.- (LoMM maiK ilispati h.-l on Apr. Ul, by Naldciu, ilut- ai ntW| 'i a.m. Un I huixlay.
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    AIR MAIL.
    44 8 A mail finm KaUvu un<l ral«Tiil>an|t liy aeroplane i^ rxpwtrd at Singapore at 1 10 p.m. today. The an mail Alor Star Amsterdam dispatched from Singapore nn Apr. "Ji. arrived in Amsterdam un May H ami delivered in l/mdun on May i.
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      300 8 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. Daily Weather Report. YESTERDAY. 1 P.M. YESTERDAY. BHrht Wind. Stations. Temperature Rain- Sun- Relatir* DireciU». Mm. fall. shin*. Humidity. tioa. Fore*. Veetaar. P. P. la. hoars. aafkfa Keaaa Alor .SUr :>« 74 0.21 6. «5 WSW 10 Doudy Krlanlan I Kota Bhuru M 7:1 Nil 10.7 «•'>
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      215 8 ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. Taeaday. Ma> I*. W IBJ am., a ft 7 in 1.35 p.m.. 7 ft in Annual meetinr of Strait* Settlements 'Smiraporr Aim Kullertnn Building, p.m. San Carl" Italian Opera C* "Madam Butterfly." Victoria Theatre. 9 30 p.m. Weane^ay. May 11. H W iAM a.m.. ft. 6
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    242 9 Heavy Drop in Tin Price. LOCAL RUBBER REMAINS STEADY. (By Our Financial I orrnpondrnl.) Singapore. Tuesday. Today* I'ncm Kuhher. |f| rent* |er Ib. Tin. 1«0 ton* at *«2.:!7', per picul. > e«trrda\°s I'rirra KuMmt. London. 2 Ilftd.. down l-1«d. New YiH-k. S l fU., down K ct.
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    PRODUCE,
    76 9 :"O t- 1,- ..id :,t i Opium 54.00U Etteeea* ">:. !'<-r aaii ef two 4 gaiUm 1 Uv> Sa. I>raic..n UW ClMra and 1 r..-» in drur." M *nt» p*r unit I \i->* lh:m :.i..-..v Devee'l imp. Brilliant tin-. *<ur spirit par imp gal. Shell aviation ea 4 ml.
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      LONDON MONEY MARKET.
      975 9 No Change in Bank Rate. STEADINESS OF STERLING. (I'rom Our Own Correspondent.) London. Apr. 14. In the London money market la-t week the cnd-<iuarter selllemeni had, of course, to a considerable extent am ea*. On the last two .lays of the previous week t'und> had been forthcoming
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      CHAMBER OR COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      32 9 Ton. of Market Dull. LaUit C«bl« London Spot shr«-i i' 1-IM. per 111. Ntw York Spot „r h f«, n ar b, II o'clock noon. May l».
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      THE FUTURE OF RUBBER.
      757 9 THE FUTURE OF RUBBER Value of Research For New Uses. With ihe uiwndonmcnl of the last hope 1 i MmmHm the h story of the plantation rubber industry entered last Malt upon a mm phase, says the Finaniiai T me* of Apr. U.V The British and Duu-h (iovernments having decided
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      GERMAN BOURSE.
      99 9 Bond Market Continues Buoyant. Berlin. May 7. The Bourse continued firm, the news of a calmer tendency in Wall Street :ind aa improvement in the London maike; stnuu latin* s|h-< illation, with price- advam in« one to tare point-. 'light reaction during the (loaing hour ('id little itamaic-.
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      S.V.C. TRAINING.
      200 9 N«JMMMJM .f <lnll« up to nn.l f..i Meek rrwlinir Ma\ II Tu.-.lay. May 10. :,.i;. p.m. Drill Mall. 1 AnaaaiM < w a»ftl»a tmm ■II p.tn Drill Mai!. r»iaaajr, Srrtn.n Drill \irh< flriaa p.m. Mala> Drill Hall. L'n.l lit SSU Practice Kinc- Hirth.lay P«raa«. I Weeaeaeajr, .May 11.
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      HARPENDEN RUBBER.
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      EXCHANGES.
      63 9 Forticn exchanges arc Airr|aaiaa% .'UT'j. Athen- MS, Bon, Say 1- T^ Bulin 15.7-U, B.u--.;- tC.ITH. Rurhare-i lU, Riu 4\, Bui-no- Qaaave l^xo. Btlsiacfon lIS. H- nir Konif la. I l-(2d.. Li»hoti lid. Madrid 4«'.. Milan 71 M nt<- Vi* i.1... New York UK, ari jbi,. 5:.,.kh..1m It 7-1.;. Shanuha.
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    A BUDGET WITHOUT RELIEFS.
    931 9 Fund to Safeguard Sterling. I The Buil K et year MM 1 grim an it* unpre« e.lcnte.l i I the Financial Turn- mi Api 80. Thilirect her»i«in i- rt*wanle*J not by t ht- laurel* of victory and NMMIi hut by an iii.l.r i<> return to the
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      113 9 IH V A m EHTISKI) GOODS, Not all the a'tvert.sing that is offered to the Straits Times is accepted. Everj effort is made to safeguard reader*' interests and ALL advertisers using tht Straits Times are. to the beat of out knowledge THOROUGHLY RELIABLE NEURALGIA NERVEPAINS^ vV^SB B^niih (how oounuing. shooting
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      87 9 WATCHES at RENE ULLMANN OVER 1.000 DIFFERENT PATTERNS ALWAYS IN STOCK. THE rfEST SWISS MADE WATCHES AT THE LOWEST POSMHI.K I'KIKS. (Old watchm and Jewellery taken in part pa> ment BRITISH MADE JEWELLERY AM) SMOKER REQIISITE AMHYUfG KY K\ KIO MAIL. BEAITIFIL ASSORTMENT Of RIN(.s. DIAMONDS MUCBUm. AND PRECIOIS 25SJ3*
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    AMUSEMENTS.
    124 10 ALHAMBRA Janet Gay nor and Charles F.rrrll in Delicious. 6.15—9.16. Phon. •90*. CAPITOL. Bcbe I»aniel» and Ben Lyon in M>- lait. 6 I '-'I t'honr &2CI-2. GRKAT WORLD. -Wajrsaga. Clasata, Dob key Rides. Zoo, Mass, Skatiag groaad Cammerrial Maseom. MARI BOKOI I.H. Wlli.m lUinr* in Get Rich Quirk Wallinrford.
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE,TUESDAY. MAY 10.1932. SOMETHING ATTEMPTED. . . .
    1063 10 The Straits Times SINGAPORE,TUESDAY MAY 10.1932. SOMETHING ATTEMPTED. After reading the extended report of the speeclit"< delivered at the annual meeting of the Rubber Glowers' Asxx-ia-tion, held in London las' month, one is forced rt.uctant'y to the observatum "much attempted, little done." The remark is not wholly ungenerous when we
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL.
    136 10 SOCIAL PERSONAL. Th- Rev. S. M. Collier, of British North Borneo, has left for home on Uave Mr. T. H. Menxies left Singapore on Saturday by the Calchas for home. He will be returning shortly. Mr. David E. Kaufman, American Minister in Bangkok, is at present in Singapore and is
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    THE GOOD OLD DAYS OF THE DANDIES.
    1907 10 Human Peacocks Of The Past > (By Andre de Kouquierev the famous French writer and oracle of etiquette and fashion, in an interview.) < This i* all nhniit llrau Hrnmmcll. thr /W of Kirhrlu a, mid nlkrr "dnnilii finrkn i"I marnrtmf*." ll bnnthm
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    NOTES OF THE DAY:
    804 10 OUR OPTIMISTS. N". 1 Thi> Municipal Ticasurer who writes to a Singapore householder small house with n<> very elaborate supply of elre'ri.' gaiitrot.- pointing out that the householder is only $57.59 in credit ami asking for a cheque for $170. No. J The Singapore newsagent who
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      182 10 MAKING ENDS MEET flfffg'o INEXPENSIVE Jj^A»*>WgJ MErs WEftR for the man who is particular You should meet them. AII\CO i'-aux are worth 'jr— th<y all wear diffe- j| all wi-ar J>ow -B S E ■ad \<t every tie is Si t -Jpl*ft-J|iJß- K Ml Ns9^»B^ In \»ti und printwl dt-signs
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    JAPANESE TOO STRONG: HARBIN ATTACK POSTPONED.
    2164 11 A SET-BACK FOR GENERAL MA. Tsitsihar Again in Hands! Of Japanese. HEAVY FIGHTING. Reinforcements Needed For Harbin Assault (From Our Own Correspondent.) Nanking. May 10. K.-|~.it- whith hav<> reached here state that General Ma Chan-shan's forces, and the Chim-e volunteers who have Ixt-n attacking
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    INCREASE IN USE OF RECLAIM.
    162 11 Views on Proposed U.S. Tax on Rubber. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, May 9. The I'nited State* Government's pro ;*>«at for an import tax of five gold r<"it.s a pound on rubber (approximate !> JOO per cent, ad valorem at present prices) is regarded with
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    ADELE ASTAIRE.
    159 11 Married to Son of Duke Of Devonshire. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, May 9. l."iil Charles Cavendish, the 27-year-old son of the Duke of Devonshire, was married today in the private chapel of lY.e family's historic seat. Chatsworth House, j Derbyshire, to Adele Astaire. the famous I ArmTican
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    UNITY IN CHINA.
    141 11 Hopeful View of Sir Robert Ho Tung. London. May '.<. A ho|K-ful vi.-w of China's internal situation if taken l.y Sir Roi>ert Ho Tung, the Hong Kong millionaire and industrialist. Interviewed l.y K.-uter today Sir R->U-> t pointed out that Peking. Nanking and Canton are all really
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    MISS ENGLAND 111.
    145 11 Kaye Don to Bid for New Water Speed Record. Rugby. May 9. Mm Knxlaml HI. the motor-boat in v. huh Mr. Kaye I>< n hopes to establish a new world's water speed record, was launched today at the Thames yard of Messrs. Thornycroft. the engineers. The boat
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    LENA GOLD FIELDS.
    103 11 £131,000,000 Not Yet Paid By Russia. Rugby, May 9. Asked in the House of Commons today what steps the Government proposed to take to secure payment from the Russian (iovernment of the award of Septetnher. 1930, amounting to approximately £13.000,000, in favour of the Lena God Fields
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    CAPT. LANCASTER ON MURDER CHARGE.
    787 11 Miami Sensation. TRAGEDY IN HOUSE OF FAMOUS AIRWOMAN. Miami, May 10. ('apt. William Ijtnca.-ter has be?n indicted on a charge of murder in th.first detrree. Reuter. A message from Miami dated Apr. 24 stated s— Detectives investigating the fat<- tf Mr. Had' n Clarke, the
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    FRIENDS OF SOVIET.
    98 11 Three Hours' Argument At Japanese Embassy. London. May 9. Six delegates of the National Unem- ployed Workers' Union were escorted by the police from the Japanese Embassy today because they refused to leave with- out seeing the Ambassador with whom they had not made an appointment. The
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    M. LEBRUN TO BE PRESIDENT.
    404 11 M. Painleve Withdraws. HINT FROM RADICAL CENTRE GROUP. Paris, May 10. M. Painleve has withdrawn his candidature for the Presidency leaving the path clear for M. L? bran's election. This decision followed a move by the Radical Centre Group, the largest in the Senate, which
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    THE REICHSTAG.
    145 11 Volley of Threatening Motions Prepared. Berlin. May '.<. A volley of threatening motions, of noconfidence, for dissolution, for rescinding the emergency decrees and especially concern ir.g the banning of the Hitler storm troops, has been prepared for the government in the Reichstag which reassembled today for a three
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    SIR THOMAS LEGGE.
    113 11 Death of Authority On Hygiene. London. May 9. The death has taken place of Sir Thomas Legge. medical adviser to the social insurance section of the .Trades Union Congress, says Reuter. S:r Thomas, who was 69 years of age. was born in Hong Kong. He was edu.-atvd
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    WARNING TO SENATE COMMISSION.
    133 11 Doors of Revolution Are Going to be Thrown Open." Washington. May K Disquieting evidence was given by witnesses before the Senate Commission which is considering the iiill to authorise $600,000,000 advances to State i and Municipalities. Mr. McGrady. on behalf of the Labour Federation, predicted that
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    AIR NETWORK.
    172 11 Flying Services Cover Whole of Europe. Rugby, May 9. The summer service on the great international network of European airways, which are now in operation, are this year so inter-connected as a result of interrational conferences that they provide regular daily air services from London to 130 European
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    ALTERNATIVE TIN SCHEME.
    287 11 Hope to Meet Chinese Objections. MALAYAN PROBLEMS. New Proposals Being Considered. At a meet in* held under the auspice* of the Selangor Miners' Association on Friday it was made evident that Chinese miners in Mala) a are opposed to a scheme providing for the complete Moppagc of
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    MONETARY POLICY.
    276 11 Commons Debate On The Budget London, May 9. The Government demred to see a riafe in wholesale prices and a smaller rise in reUil prices. This is the British monetcry policy in a nutshell riven by Mr. Neville Chamberlain, tne Chancellor of the Exchequer, in the Commons debata
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    MAN HINT ENDS.
    110 11 Alleged Shooter Caught In The East End. (From Our Own Correspondent.) I. mion. May The greatest London man-hunt for some I year* ended today in the East End when the polce caught Frank Cable, wanted in connection with the of Mr. and I Mrs. Ernest Gapps. tx.th
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    SIR CHARLES ADDIS.
    91 11 Succeeded in Basle By Signor Beneduce. Rugby. May The resignation of Sir Charles Addis one of the directors of tl.e Bank of England, from the vice chairmanship of the Bank of International Settlements at Basle, took effect today. Signor Beneduce was nominated his successor. At today's board
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    HIT BY LIGHTNING.
    55 11 Air Liner Damaged On Way to Paris. The Imperial Airways fir liner Horatius was today struck by lightning over, Tonbridg?. Kent, when on its way to Paris. Only slight damage was done to the machine which returned Croydon where I all the th:rteen passengers resumed the journey
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    FLYERS TO MARRY.
    81 11 Mr. J. A. Mollison and Miss Amy Johnson. London, May 9. The engagement is announced of Mr. J. A. Mollison. and Miss Amy Johnson,' the well-known flyers. Reuter. Mr. Mollison and Miss Johnson hay both made flights between England and Australia, and recently Mr Mollison captured the
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    PENALTY OF SHORTNESS.
    120 11 Man Unable to Return To His Home. Fate has played an unkindly Uiefc with a Frenchman who recently went to France on a visit from the Argentine, where ha had been living happily for the last «agat yearn. When he wanted tn return to Buenos Aires h«
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    UNEMPLOYMENT.
    29 11 80,000 Increase in Britain Reported. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, May 9. It is unofficially estimated that the an* employed in Great Britain inrreas«d by 80,000 last month.
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      63 11 On Other Pages. Pare China Page I ndon Money Market V ound the Market b> the Financial Correspondent t The Good old Days of the Dandier— By Andre de FoaMiuierni in Police Inspector Attacked 12 Chettiars' Appeal to Government ..II Henaeiwy' Career IS Brighter Side of life in London II
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    LEGLESS SWIMMER IN SINGAPORE.
    1431 12 Mr. harley Zimmy. WANTS TO CONQIER IHE CHANNEL. rang* and interesting people ugh Sinira|Hire in the course of h year but the hollar Liner, President routrht a visitor yesterday who ran lav a claim to uniqueness. Many are him durtne the i "in ;iy. tUt none
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    RETRENCHMENT.
    41 12 Committee Concludes Its PenanK Sittings. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. May 10. The Retrenchment Committee concluded it- -itlmtr- here yesterday. Fifteen witm \amined and it i- understood that several members of the subordinate -taff to«ik the opportunity of submitting suggestions.
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    PANTHER AMONG FOWLS.
    54 12 Shot by Kuala Lumpur Clerk. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. May Kepi.-sentatves of hte following firms Imhe Vahy.-. a clerk in the Posts and Telegraphs Department. Kuala Lumpur. sh< t a full-grown panther early yesterday morning out.-ule the fowl-house of his brother, who lives la the
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    82 12 Mr. T U Sui>ianuiiiLa Ayer. extra assistant Contmiler of l-abour. Klang. has ii turneii liom leave. A pumping plant ha- lie.-n installed in the Malar a Swimiiiing Club. Thi< aril ensure an aini4e de'Uh of water for swimining and diving at all times. The Chinese l oflsul-Ueneral. Dr. Chan I
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    CHETTIAR APPEAL TO GOVERNMENT.
    600 12 Moneylenders' Bill M Too Drastic." The ptupoited Moneylenders Ordinance and the desirability of further social advancement among the Nattukkottai hettiar- of Singapore were comInented upon at .a largely attended recep•i.in held at the Capitol Resiraurant yesterday afternoon in honour of one of their compatriots who is
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    BARBER OF SEVILLE.
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    EMPIRE SHOPPING WEEK.
    543 12 Message From Secretary For the Dominions. Arranifments for Singapore'- Empire Shopping Week are pioceedinir apace, and the event ha:- -veiv proapMl of lieing an 1 outstanding MM Most of the business house- >:.uidlir.g Empire good* are taking part in Urn .liim- l< popularise Empire nrodml-. anil H
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    CHINA'S ARREARS.
    81 12 siINMMMt Due to I vamitOf Nations. l.ond->n. May S*. Tne ajvws mn af China ansjMl in run. Mibut.'.n- to the I.eagu-- of Nation., naiion- tiHlay. Sir John Sunaa replied thar China oweo S4(MMHMI gold, which the Ass.-..i1,! ■kaanJ Ik- pawl ten years. had iKin tak- t 1",. i
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    MR.MACDONALD.
    91 12 MR. MACDONALD. Continues to Make (.ikkJ Proßress. ■•pkr, May '.< -Mr. Uam.-ay MacUmald. the PrimMinister, i ontinue* to make good progre»- fillowing the operation right ey.'. Bnt:-h Wn, l.m.ion. May 7. Ani>r.:ing to fi. riparfcj the diM,.'wcre aklkjad to have Mr. Ml. Ui lai.i stia||>e«i to hi^ bed after the
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    VIOLENT TYPHOON.
    51 12 (Jreat Destruction Kt-portt-d From Annam. ■niaaa, MM a > I A \ioliii ty/pnoosj whick f»rtunatel> only affli -led a' -mall area >tiuck southern Anntm ypaterday. Numep-us sictims and ijreat iaatmrUaai ;<( ploui'lt.\ .i|H,itc.l. liut a- all tel.fraphk- and railway omimur <attot>- liav. 1 lir-t nil- have yet n«nie
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    POLICE INSPECTOR ATTACKED.
    389 12 Scene Outside Office. ASSAI'IT BY (HINKSK SKAMKV i An alleged atkM nil*-r ■> seamen oil in-pei-ior. who had lathei t.. .\4i B ~-intrapor Turd Police M ni >.n when live Chin, i fed "rftl I voluntarily wwim hurt A tin whilst in th. ex. 11l On thi
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    TANGLIN BURGLAR.
    116 12 Malay Who SI ill Eludes Capture. The raeideiM i airain aartarbed by th« n eturnal activities of a Ma... m- ln«ly WMli I '.o catch hui.. \i>t lii I linatw housebr. -aim* n iarinjf ami mi 1 up by the Singapore ranging from watches and h dres< suit-
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    NEW TAMIL SCHOOL.
    29 12 lay 7. of Malacca h.i ■I: 1' Gopalan. of the Lorona; Panjanj.School, in the pr< Ma lair. Indian- laah. Th.- o|M-NII:v t.\ ihi- Sabuh mom hi
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    42 12 At a i>ul>;.' Hindu- i Sil fa Hindu Beard of K Mi v Mulhucuiratu J.p. |l Mil Ynii Kaaal CM I.P 1»> inrani J.P niani, Vr. S. AmpuUuana: MMr. S\ Kuiia M k >unili-ai, 11. a Blankajn M Mr. A. KUijrathami.y (Secretary).
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      MALAYS TROUNCE THK GUNNERS.
      781 13 Seven .oaU to Nil. LBAGUI FOOTBALL AT THE STADH.M. 7 R.\. 0 The Malays secured it very ea-y LaagM lay. when, with a weak ""•Hm. th. .-n times against the JJ.A. without reply in a tirM division mutch at the Ajkioa Road Stadium. They the better
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      25 YEARS OF CRICKET IN MALAYA.
      508 13 Dr. P. H. Hennessy's Notable Record. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. May K. Dr. I. II HrniK- Mi S m VaMM honour a farewell match It to be played ir Ipajh on Tuesday, ha* a wonderful reia Malayan enrket. having been a prominent player
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    I.A. CRICKETERS.
    678 13 Victories Over S.C.C. XI And Medical Side. An S.C.C. XI lest to the Indian Association at cricket on Saturday on the I. A. ground by five wickets. The S.C batt-d first and compiled 87. to whK-h L. R. V, Earl (ontrihuted 21. Bhaskaran was in form with the
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    SATURDAY'S BOXING.
    159 13 Lewis and Fond to Meet Again. The contest over 10 rounds between Little Lewis and Kid Fond at the New World on Saturday is announced to be for the flyweight championship of Malaya. Fond can make eight stone, and Lewis is, vourse. lonsiderably lighter. When they met a
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    BIG GOLF MATCH.
    66 13 Diana Fish wick May Be Unable to Play. (From Our Onn Correspondent.) London, May 9. Miss Diana Fishwick, a former women's gf>lf ihampion. is suffering from golf oaW*J and will probably be unable to play for i.n-a' Britain against the UajMai Btaaaa in the international match over
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    SULTAN OF PERAK'S CUP.
    288 13 Europeans Beat Chinese At Tennis. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. May The Ipoh Club defeated the Teluk Anaon Chinese Sporting Club in the interclub tennis competition for the Sultan of Perak's Challenge Cup. Results Kedr (ox and Walker i.«at 1.-r foang Kirn and Feng Kok Chan,
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    DAVIS CUP.
    55 13 Italy Win Two Matches Against Egypt. Geneva. May ft\ Italy met Egypt in the fir-t roun.l ..f the I>avis' Cup here today and ta« following matches were played: Me Stefant Italy beat I'ierrc- firandsuillot (Kgyptl V 7. I 1.1.. 1. -4 De Minerbi Italy t beat Wahid «-3.
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    LOCAL GOLF.
    257 13 Navy Challenge Cup At Bukit Timah. The Navy Challenge Cup will be competed for at Bukit Tmth on Monday. May ltf. The following are ;:ie teams arid times f"i teeing off U5. Miss M. Uw and M. at I (S.fi.c.i Un I Btovana and R Rent.m 1G.G.0. UM,
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    U.S.BASEBALL.
    60 13 U.S. BASEBALL. Results of Games in The Two Major Leagues. New York. May 9. Toiiay's aVJMhaJI results were National Lea sue. I'incinnati I Philadelphia 3, Lombardi and Lee both scored home runs. rgh :> Boston 6 Twelve inning*. 7 Brooklyn «l i v. inelo scored a home rcn. Aatericaa League.
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    ST. JOSEPH'S SPORTS.
    55 13 St. Jos?i.Vs Institution will hold their annual sports at the Jalan Beaar Stadium Monday, May 2.{, at 2.15 p.m. There will be twu events, open to the old boys of the school, the 100 yards and the mile. Entriaa will be accepted on the Reid. Lady Scott
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    308 13 laaaAa«i May I*. Tfnni« Tanrlm (luh tournamrnt ■aH IA K A Hi 1 KA r I >R< Anson IM. Sudium; \>:v Po»t Officr *a. Monopolies. V M.r.A. grd. Rohin.on. va. Mrd. Serricr*. S.H.B. grd. Public Srr *<OM v*. Told Storage. Jalan Besar: Friendly: S.Cf. "B" XI v». Vehicle.
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    BOTH DISQUALIFIED!
    262 13 Rate Which Proved A Fiasco. R".va! Sinifa airain marrnl h> an •■f wind and pn-ir' weathn MmKtioa .!.|>ort thr tnti.rv a 4 ■'•nir t-nt- r <.f th<vi ;t rniifht w<-'l I. ma'lr I raciac, ii t., haw n fe\. v.t i k Ik. i..|ay. v not unlikely n
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    SINGAPORE RACKS.
    229 13 Handicaps tor Last Two Days. Handicaps f, M „r:ani i«,, aa th«- la«» two <lay.» of th«- SinjraiN.,. m.^nnit Saturday ami Mon.lay i ha With '►><■!««• imbli-h.-.i y.^t.nlay. tinweight* irday ann< w available and arc a* folio* tUcr 2. i.Tltf- ir!..n,r. Brown Boaoj I■■ Hlark M«ru B .IS.
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    GUILLEMARD CUP.
    33 13 GUILL EMARD CUP. Kendall Replaces Duncan In FJLL& Team. (^roni Our Own < rr Kuala I. tm Oilman. partner Ohv.r in tax f»r Uaf GailWaaard < ip linn nasai nt ii'nn i th»- < ninny. l>la<-»-.
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    THE BRIGHTER SIDE OF LIFE IN BRITAIN.
    2517 14 I I mm Oh >\mi i Orivspondent.) Strait* Times Office, Fleet Street, Apr. 7. THK water cm hii* revolutionised most nwi's 1W«», no .me has raor.> lan the Londoner who rsmlisea how many of the best things in English life are to lie
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    CHARITY PERFORMANCE.
    53 15 Successful Show at The Capitol. The charity 'norformanrr of Brovn Sugar" at the Capitol Theatre yesterday n aid rf the fun-Is of the Convmt of the Holy Infant Jt-sus wa» a great aucces*, the house Komic filled to rapacity. The organisers of the performance with to thank all
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    GERMAN CABINET.
    38 15 Minister of Economics Resigns. Berlin, May Professor Warmbold ha* resigned office an Mini-t.i of Kioniimn-. in the Federal Cabinet. Prexident von Hindenburir accepted the rr-ignatmn and entrusted the portfolio temporarily to Secretary of State Trendelenburg.— AneU-Trmns-Ocean.
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    SOUTH-WEST AFRICA.
    119 15 German as An Official Language. Berlin. May 4. Commenting: on the Ordinance to make German an official language in South Wont Africa, the Boer?en Zeitung true* on to consider the question of the naturalisation law, enpnially the objection* to he mad,, to the two y«-ars nalurah<ation qualification period
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    33 15 Mi>s Grace I'aul. M principal of th< Lduvil Girls' Bi-I.ingual IdMM, Ceylon, will lutun- on lionu-ii Science at the r f<> M<hi 1.y,. Institution •iiimiiii.iw a: p.m. Mrs K. I' Sail will |imm<i,
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    ARGENTINA.
    60 15 Contemplates Rejoining League Of Nations. 'Itneva. May 7. (treat satisfaction is expressed in League circles at the announcement of the Argentine FreMuVm. General Justo. thct Argentina is contemplating resuming membership of the league and that 1 Bill will vliortly be luid hefore Parlia mint repealinir Urn 'I**' Mh to
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    CRASHED TO DEATH.
    69 15 C RASHED TO DEATH. Penalty of r'oilhardiness On I <»r\ U > Rock. o lev o. May ft A ir..'.n who ventured hayWM th<- limit of s»f«ty on the I. on ley tork and Urn atteripti-d to stand on ri'S han<N on thr \v>\ ..i-t- >.vvrr>alai.< i-<l an. l ini.u.l
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    MR. & MRS. K. BADGER.
    185 15 MR. MRS. K. BADGER. Farewell Tiffin Before Ix?avin< For Home. (From Our Own Correspondent.) a. May 7. Mr. R. Bail^i kMMavi -^iretaiy of t r M ilacca Kortu ulturnl BorWty. and M itailif«r were i"itcttainf<l at timn .it Mr. Cuan Kirn 1 at Kandu Hilir l>y th«- Chin, -t n»t-ml(«-r«
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    MEMEL TERRITORY ELECTION.
    763 16 Victory for the German Parties. Memel, May 6. The results of the Memel elections were as follows i The German Agriculture Party increased \u vote from 15,000 to 22,000 and secured 11 seats in place of 10. The German People's Party increased its poll from 18,000 to
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    " OFFENSIVE WEAPONS."
    129 16 OFFENSIVE WEAPONS." Caustic Comment by Geneva Paper. Cenvva, May 5. The Journal tie Geneve published an article on the work of the Disarmament Conference which is all the more remarkable in view of the paper's well-known Francophile attitude. It states The conference has adopted a perfectly clear principle, nunivly that
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    POLAND'S DESIGNS ON DANTZIG.
    219 16 Protest Sent to League Of Nations. Dantzig, May 5. In a memorandum to the League of Nations, the High Commissioner, Count Gravina. states that the Senate vigorously opposes the Polish demand tc place the free city's customs administration under Polish control. The Sonate point* out that
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    PARIS OUTRAGE.
    315 16 German Government's Message of Sympathy. Berlin. May 7. The news of the dastardly attack on President Doumer caused general consternation and aroused widespread sympathy, for the victim had never played a prominent part in French foreign policy. President von Hindenburg immediately tilt-graphed expressing his sympathy, «hile the Chancellor,
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    KREUGER AND TOLL REVELATIONS.
    168 16 Agreements Which Never Existed/ Stockholm. May 5. The first police report, comprising three volumes, on the Kruegcr affair, deals with means employed by Swedish financier to utilise every possibility afforded by legislation in all countries in order to carry out his transactions. The report further shows
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    EX-CROWN PRINCE.
    75 16 Celebrates His Fiftieth Birthday. Berlin, May 7 The ex-Crown Prince celebrated hi.< 50th birthday today. Together with the princess, he entertained numerous distin- guished guests at luncheon at their Potsdam villa, including Prince Rnprecht of Bavaria. Duke Albrecht of Wuerttemberg. Field Marshal von Maekensan and other German Generals
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    MUTINY ON CRUISER.
    64 16 Reported Death Of Commander. London. May 4. It is reported that the Argentine cruiser Chaco. which left Barcelona some days ago ostensibly for northern waters, is in reality crossing the Atlantic homeward, {carrying the body of the commnder. Captain Francisco Cniz Ramirez, who is alleged to have
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    THE STEEL HELMETS.
    112 16 Withdrawing from Party Politics. Berlin. May 7. A general meeting of the Steel Helmet organisation, held at Magdeburg, adopted a resolution stating that the organisation will withdraw from party polities. Colonel Duesterberg, who is vice-presi-dent of the organisation and was an unsuccessful candidate at the first presi-
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    PROMINENT BANKER.
    94 16 Death of Professor Jacob Riesser. Berlin. May 7. One of Germany's foremost banking and economic experts. Professor Jacob Riesser. died here today at the age of 79. Herr Riesser, who was for many years director of the Darmstaedter Bank and later professor of commercial law at Berlin I'niversity,
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    LAST WAR PRISONER.
    112 16 Thirteen Years in Penal Servitude. Berlin, May 5. The last German war prisoner. Paoli Schwartz, who, after serving 13 years of a life sentence in the French penal colony for alleged high treason, was recently pardoned by the President of the Frenrh Republic, hits returned to his
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    SNOW IN MAY !
    35 16 SNOW IN MAY Heavy Fall in North Of England. London, May 7. Snow has fallen abundantly in the north of England, especially in the LakiDistrict, and also in Scotland during th.past 4* hours.— Aneta Tram-Ocean.
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    LEAGUE COUNCIL.
    60 16 Count Welczek to Represent Germany. Berlin, May 7. The German Ambassador to Madrid, Count Weicsek, will represent the Reich at the forthcoming meeting of the League Council, as both the Chaneallor, Dr. Bruening. and the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Herr von Buelow, are prevented from attending
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    New Uses The life-Buoy Of Rubber Planting.
    8787 17 R.G.A. CHAIRMAN'S FAREWELL TO RESTRICTION HOPES. "Magnificent" Sacrifices Of Managers And Assistants. 1 From Our Own Correspondent I Straits Times Office. Fleet Stnt't. Apr. 22. An ackmmk?dKm*nt that hopes for Restriction must be shelved, probably for ever an assertion that rubberprodurers were determined
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    COUPLE'S LIFE ON ARCTIC WASTE.
    374 19 Back To Stone Age. HOW FAMILY EXISTED FOR TKN VKARS. The following reinarkalile example of the virility and aadnraaci kimn bj furnished bj the "Biaaan .f rh. Arctu." Dr. Tiiri|uctil. who one <>f hit rare vacntion* out»nie in Vanciu. An Eskimo an<l hb wife found
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    "YARD" CHIEF RETIRES.
    210 19 "YARD" CHIEF RET IRES. Two Well- Known Officer* Leave the CAD. 17. On*- of the he»t-knnwn officer .if the Ih at Scotland Yard, Supt. <' Cooper, retiren A member of imprr figured ir. man;. Id- »a- <nirH(rol in D Ciippen mur.|iT«l h' th»- BCtvaaa, and thai th.- (iMxtntei. On* of
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    The Queen Presents Medals To F. A. Cup Winners.
    39 20 NEW 4 \STI.K IMTKDS SI OCBM H.M. the queen presenting medals to the members of the Newcastle I'nited eleven after the F.A. Cup- Final at Wembley on Apr. 23. ■c*
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    51 20 DUKE AND DI'i'HESS OF YORK AT ST. TAIL'S C ATHEDRAL The Duke and Duchem of York attended the annual St. Geor|re'i Day Service of the Order of St. Michael and St. (it-orge. held at St. Caul'!* < alhedral. London. The photo tfhowa the Duke and Duchess leading after the service.
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    63 20 'ADIKB I'\KI.I\Mh.M \IH GOLF TWENAMENT -The Ladies' Parlit mentary (;«lf \Mo«ation held an Mn.t.l.m, t,,,,r, am, n. at the Kan. Ugh lufc. London, to celebrate the 21*t a nniverwr, of the UMKiation Th" nhoto riMI (left to r.«ht) Mis« M Baird. Mr«. B.me, Gorell. L«l y Caris hrooke. afnend and
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    29 20 THE CITY AND SI'BL'RBAN The City and Su' urban race at the Epsom Spring Meeting »is run in a rainstorm. The photo »ho»s Clogheen «innin|( from Venturer. (Planet News.)
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    53 20 SIIXMSI'KARK lUX IKK KK<M| TIIF. AIR A pictare take* from the air of the new Shakeapvare Mimonal Theatre a I Slratford-on- Avon, which waa opened by the Prinre of Walea in the presence vf riprcitenuiivck of all nation,. This theatre replacm the farmer buildiag which was demtroved by fire ib
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    48 20 AN ADVANCE BI'IMIKT SPEECH Mr. Neville hamberlain. the Ch»M ellor of the F.*rh«-quer. H|v*f a few words into the microphone for a ntmn rml picture a* he leCt his home in Ka lon Square. London, for (hr Mm. •f Cowmm U present his Bwdget to Parliament. (Planet New*.)
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