The Straits Times, 22 May 1932

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    36 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. No. 23. Sunday, May 22nd 1932. Price 10 Cents. THE SUNDAY TIMES The Lending Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. No. 23, Sunday, May 22nd 1932. Price 10 Cents.
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    CHINESE MINERS TURN DOWN REVISED TIN SCHEME.
    1674 1 Facing Price Drop To £50 A Ton! POSSIBLE CONSEQUENCES OF SCHEME'S REJECTION. Yesterday's Vital Meeting Of The Selangor Miners. MR. G. E. GREIG'S WARNING. Yesterday's meeting of the Selangor Miners' Association was notable for the gravest statement of the world's tin position made
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    TUESDAY'S EMPIRE CONCERT.
    439 1 IN AID OF EIROPEW unimpijoyid. EVERYTHING augurs well for a joyous night on May 24 when a musical feast of nrtional music and songs will tx vided at the Victoria Memorial Hall at a concert organic .1 by the joint mittee of the National S<»cieties of (ii'eat
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    LONDON RUBBER OF TIN.
    57 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. May 21. The closing prices today were RUBBER. Spot 1U Apr.-June I ,d July-Sept. 1 15/Ifid. Oct.-Dec. 2d. Jan.-Mar. 2 l/16d. Apr.-June 2',d. Rubber cloned steady. TIN. Spot £125',. Three months £126' 2. Ml I.X Spot I', 3/l«. Two month-. 16
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    19 1 The members of the joint committee wh eh is to supervise the withdrawal of Japanese troop*, from Shar, ;nai.
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    WEDDING IN SINGAPORE.
    252 1 MR. J. MILLER'S \MKHH W BRIDE. The Presbyterian Church, Singapore, v.as the scene of an interesting wedding day afternoon. The bridegroom «as Mr. Joseph Miller, of the Chartered Bank, and the bride was Miss Alice E. Millard, dau/hter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest B. Miliard, oi RrchesteTi
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    ATLANTIC FLIGHTS.
    112 1 On Anniversary Of Col. Lindbergh's Dash. St. JohnV, New Foundland, May 21. Two trans-Atlantic flights started today, which is the fifth anniversary of Col. Lindbeigh's famous New YorkParis flight. The l>n\ started from Holywood, New Foundland at H a.m. (G.MS.T. its destination being the Azores, returning via «n
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    THE GOVERNOR AT THE NEW WORLD.
    99 1 An unusually large crowd was present at the Km World last night when HE. •he Sir Cecil < lementi, visited pping Week exhibition and evinced git t in the various stalls displacing Empire prod'i cjr, accompanied by his A.D.C., was received by Mr. Ong
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    LINDBERGH BABY TRAGEDY.
    166 1 BRITISH-BORN CLERGYMAN IMPLICATED. New York, May 21. The entanglements in the Lindbergh baby tragedy continue to excite publicinterest. The Bronx Grand Jury is now investigating the circumstances under which Doctor Condon, an aged university professor, was induced to hand over the $50,000 ransom to the supposed kid
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    CAR BANDITS BUSY.
    83 1 "Field Day" In London. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, May 21. Motor-car bandits staged a field day in London yesterday, the most daring raid being at the Battersca Labour Exchange where the robbers got away with fcllV It in believed that the same gang later leapt from
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    KINTA -SANITARY BOARD.
    116 1 The Size Of Rooms In Dwelling Houses. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, May 21. At a meeting of the Kinta Sanitar\ Board the question of the minimum size of rooms in dwelling houfes in Sanitary Board areas was discussed. At present there is no by.aw fixing th«
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    THE IRISH DERBY SWEEP.
    143 1 Likely To Exceed £3,800,000. HUGE PRIZES. 25 Firsts Of £30,000 Etch. n <T pondent.) London, May 21. It is anticipated thct the receipts in the I veep will exceed and that two-and-a-half mille for prizes, includach. 25 seconds of £15,000 each and 25 thirds of £10,000
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    RACING COMPETITION.
    88 1 Two Up-Country Readers Share Third $100. Two readers succeeded in predicting the winners of five of the eight races a(. Singapore on Saturday last and each will receive a cheque for $50. Voo Kirn (hon. of the Chief Police Office. Ipoh, gave Perfect Lady, Alor Star, Lady Rnna,
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    THE AIR MAIL,
    42 1 Owing to unforseen ciicumstanc* s the Date* air n .n Singapore last ni* A message from Alor Star stated that he plane was delayed, no rvason being jiven. It is expected in Singapoie between 8 and 8.30 this morning.
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    MODERN MARRIAGE
    1857 2 THAT ODIOUS WORD "ROMANCE." SAYS ROSITA FORBES IS ONLY AN INCIDENT! NioiiU the antiquariuthousand years hence, will be U i dingly panled I of our architectural activities. If sk\ it will i ally lie considci ed !ii<> temple ol B <leity. Our railway stations nil. araaabl] rise to
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    BAN FROM HOLY COMMUNION.
    304 2 MEMBER WHO >&<>> sWUT PRIZE. 4 mbshell has been dropped :n Welsh leoaaafarw the dJUciplina i adonttd i>> the TaberV. hap.-.. Blaenau Ke t niog. towards a lifelong member who won I pr/.e in the Sweepstake on the Grand NatiesjeJ William Owen Roberta, Najnjtl rufcr.>Tnan. wh<>
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    CORRUPTION IN NEW YORK.
    210 2 Dishonest Judges. A BISHOPS VIGOROUS DENUNCIATION. In a stirring address tcKiay fitsh. liam Manning, head of the Episcopal Diocese, called upon the < nor. Mr. Roosevelt. p> l» --I I against the existing highh paitncrship between powerfullj crime and corrupt rrpres^ntat ernment. This rt-gi.r I he
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      7 2 *V^MB r>W Merchandise k aY» Personal Effects
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      186 2 j I^&A. T7OI-R Happy litt;. (a (6<JHn^n depends entir. W *L y° u for a your present rate of s3>^ilj-^*^ MMM» Wi y U eVfr ahl f fatherly assistance whi.'h jßv y vH B if young people require wli lj\ I breaking <>ut Ms. tl i*H^ 'V In the event
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    Tragic Origin Of LYRIC THAT MADE JOHN McCORMACK.
    918 3 Tragic Origin Of LYRIC THAT MADE JOHN McCORMACK. Sad Story Of Girl And Boy Courtship. "I HEAR YOU CALLING ME." r Count John McCormack on April 24 celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary of his first appearcn.ee on a London concert platform with a recital at the Albert Hall. He was swept
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    NEW DEATH RAY.
    126 3 Outcome Of Short-Wave Discoveries. A destructive ray that would kill everyone in its path. The transmission of power by wireless. These two i evolutionary discoveries y be arrived at by the Marchese -i, who ha* just arrived n England and is experimenting with ultra-short ;ransmission. !!<• has
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    GIRLS DRESS DEBTS.
    191 3 "Extravagance" With A Legacy Of £8,000. Extra vaprp nee was the description applied by Mr. Registrar Warmington In the London Bankruptcy Court to a young woman's expenditure on dress, motoring, and wines. She was Miss Elaine Margaret Anthony. of Park-place, S.W., and she attributed her insolvency to
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    A Famous Song.
    175 3 IMMIGRANT GIRLS IN PERIL. smout position i\ BRISBANE. If ay l. MANY English women and gfrh wlss pictures of anl ages arc ring hard•he uneni-i Until r. i nsk ,i< mi--1 i 1 ii. :ied Out. I tely ihat hi I de tltute I'M .1 ipl;i. .or
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    NOT HIS WIFE'S ROOM.
    404 3 Wealthy Landowner In Hotel Drama. When a man, described as a wealthy landed proprietor, wan charged svih theft, he told a ■y of a strange coiml-1 I dance. ile m John Mauser. stay- \V\, and he -tealinjf a string of ;ifl- and other ih.iij.; from a
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    ROTTEN ROW FIGHT.
    117 3 I lorsemen Separated By Woman. n Row was the scene of an extraordinary battlt between two horsemen on May 1. It all happened in a flash. There nsults" that t.. 'h.- pride of a man's horxemai sharp blows and swift regrets. -•■eing the battle ran tt> the
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    EX-POLICEMAN ACCUSED.
    525 3 Alleged Hold Up. SENSATIONAL SEQUEL TO CAR DRAMA. Cardiff. Ma> P" I'mma ID 1 1 ..i :tti a M_»a I attempt to hold up tht- officials in ny at S n ten minutes of having the City Watch I Martyn Regan, 21, of Splett, .i native of Cardiff
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    MICK THE "MONK."
    188 3 MICK THE MONK." Works In A Preston Garage. Meet Mick, the super-monkey of Prent't. Lancashire. is the pet of Mr. and Mr*. Whitehouse, who keep a garage on the Liver-pool-Manchester road, and mo! he is the must capable .-.rage hand in England. Ame ng many other accomplishments Blow up a
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      246 3 i 1 BUY BRITISH n|mi||| DUNDEE M ■kORANGE MARMAWDEjI jppa&A A rreat that you Witt want to re--'i^^Aw^ **P**t time «nd k|{aiti, beraut« of kt» wondrrtul orange flavour and I I^'" v €t^^m^\ delighthil fre*hitr««, thar can only I inf*^ss— --^S^^H obtained by preserving (elected rr itTT > u '<V
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    THE IMPORTANCE OF SINGLE CARDS.
    525 4 BRIDGE NOTES. QUESTION OF ASSESSING VALUES. ■y HEP.BEUT LAWRMNCE. IT often ttiouuh of little importan In fcta promoted to wry hifjk iank i>. O.! partner's bids. A singleton Kinj; can be of more value than A. K. <j. of another suit :ind wheiv partner h;i
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    Mainly About Malayans
    1107 4  -  THE WANDERER. By The LUth' Gki Ami The Titter LtinHnx Per»oiuditie* In Tin Industry Thy F.M.S Minos Anil (hinesv Miners (.rmvth (tj >.h .(..A. Established In hive Malayan s (fur Commercial Towkays. »E of place in this column must be I !ittl<: girl who tware tka I
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    40 4 THE LATE MR. G. H M>^ M.TI i: A lar-;e number of beautiful floral trihutfj* were sent to the funeral of Mr. 11. McW.'ller, a director an 1 man; m iol Majnard and Co., Ltd., Singapore, who died on Friday.
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    FAMOUS WAR SONG
    138 4 How Mademoiselle Of Armentieres Was Written. I How "Mademoiselle from Armept most famous of all war nong* 6JM to be written was revealed for tk in^ time today by Mr. Zo Elliott, an American composer. Mr Kllit "Mailem a waitt.-- n the Cafe Par; de i'u... a
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    LIES ABOUT THE ARMY.
    178 4 Outrageous Speech WOMEN AND BRITISHERS IN INDIA. (V \J i 1 India 1d h> r y f° r India, on Apr. ~'J during the > the India OfsM He saitl there ha.l t.<tn a .iomnicnt l,:>ntlt>n railed tin Indian Bullet in," aubof liidia. II .ti 11
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      92 4 ssssswssssssesmssssisßi^k^L bw*>sisssbsssssssssW M. EZEKIEL SONS np(<imetr<N?a anrf Optirianp Ra»f«-« nurnW". 9. Kaffl<-« Place. 9'pore. Branch 35. Noordwlik. RATAVIA. DO YOU WANT YOUR MONEYS WORTH? I ■■■m. in irr mi You cannot do better T than place your orders H with us j£ The house which caters ful your needs at
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      75 4 PRIVATE MOTOR CAR I INSURANCE PREMIUMS ARE NOW REDUCED sod BENEFITS ARE MATERIALLY INCREASED for full particulars apply CHINA UNDERWRITERS, LIMITED Incorporated in Hongkonf Singapore Branch Manager, 2nd Floor. Hongkong A. J. Frank B*nk Chamber*. I'hoiiC 4276. MATA HARI IS COMING. a Matinee i Today at 3. JOHN CRAWFORD CLARK
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      115 4 (HIWREYS <(>R\ER \f>. 2i. WMAT A SPRIM.. V *—V f "V I J J V^" \t Ivt Ihtv nachtd the spring, and there th.v lound I lan. sal down to put it on brightly Vhm.nj; nail upon the grou-d. I Mnilinjr "Mf lamenes* will hav< gone. "Hut what about a
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    Why I Have Quitted Gangsterdom.
    595 5 Wallace Beery Reforms. "My Life Has Been No Bed Of Roses." Wnv ha- ii-. n, ha M "t '1' h:i!!i!-' A h;it Juans, th^ (iay L<>: lantly in I thi u'il(k I .ir i Ala>, t*ip!-e fi t t*pisl I tW- led dariin?< of lh<-
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      246 5 F mf I W 11 Reservations Phone 6903. 6.15 NIGHTLY 9.15 MATINEE TODAY AT 3.15. LAST DAY OF OUR SUCCESSFUL EMPIRE WEEK ALL -BRITISH PROGRAMME. ®m BEST- HERBERT MRRSKfIU Jnß^B^i^fcll '-'Of/a/ i THRILLS EXCITEMENT DRAMA COMEDY also SPECIAL EMPIRE WEEK FEATURE "OUR FARMER PRINCE" By Permission ol H R H.
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      132 5 I CAPITOL I MATINEE TODAY r^~- l "I j 6.15 NIGHTLY 9.15 j The Brightest and Best St W Show in Town *0 i r l^! i 1 First National's All-Laughable Musical Comedy with The Famous Star of "NO. NO, NANETTE" I BERNICE ij I I CLAIRE Hf 1 A
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    China Jewellery
    229 6 - Ri:< ENTI a pretty debutantappeared in a London restauran wearing a brooch and necklace made of <i< licately painted porcelain Bowere. The fashion for cliina flow .1 mm o 'In- 'Mrentiet, has been ie\ived. At that time Kntfland wai famous for ornamental p< rcelain fl work of different
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    HOusehold Hints.
    223 6 lad ma le at b')tnf> fre luently and leathery. This can >iv- 1 by keeping th« oven t m wratun v< ovtl J nip does not >ret to< r^, l hot for 4'jmm arc le to >>f pi'tT pi ch< ami butter in n itih lent Miilk to
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    Menus Master
    1048 6 Creations Of M. Millon Proprietor Cafe de le Pai\. Pari> WITH tite ...Ivin! ..1 ib.- fioi k. Urn in* s importani more im|'oitant than i' I I have beci d( gnr to meet the new season. Two o f he'ii I tch. whei the way in v.hi olkweis
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      163 6 ECONOMY WEEK AT WHITEAWAYS Strictly First <^iialit\ (imnls :it Monc\ SnvinU Pritt -STVLLA" (HEMISE VEST. In Cream Cotton has all th< appoaiaiKc of woo! opera t p as skt-tx-h. S.W. W. size onl\ $1.50 STKI iI*A '>nil»inat ion.-. l<» mute ii Vi'4. Bhort ilttvti V shape neck. S. W. \N
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      289 6 /\^h The Smoking > df Rlivthm {wfiSKJ^, l)o<lor nH^FA Ci^arellr QjH I) llal>il Why <l" was tho gui-tim dehatod l>y the Society tor the Study of Inebriety in Lordo;i recently.' BWI **-<^ (nt to the Western S W had been (fiven Krlft 3 -^V^m m ~HLV ciivi The tVel jrrown-up;
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    The Seal of Death
    4176 7  -  ROSITA FORBES. OUR SERIAL STORY. By EARLY CHAPTERS SUMMARISED. rLois Gilmour, the only child of Charles Gilmour, a director of many Eastern companies, learns that it is her father's wish that she should marry Philip Wingate, a middle-aged waster. That night she attends a ball at
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      74 7 BUY EMPIRE PRODUCTS. Fron MAY 18th to MAY 24th INSIST WHEREVER POSSIBLE THAT ALL YOUR ENGINEERING SUPPLIES AREBRITISH AND FROM THEN ONWARDS. PERSIST IN THIS PRACTICE UHITED ENGINEERS LIMITED, SINGAPORE. REPRESENT FORTY TWO BRITISH MANUFACTURERS FROM WHOM THEY ARE WEEKLY RECEIVING THE VERY LATEST ENGINEERING AND ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT. BRITISH GOODS
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    DEATH
    47 8 McCALLUII <apt. Dunccn McCa|lum, on May 21, Ittt, at 8.25 p.m., at the General Hospital, Singapore, aged 61. He leaves a widow to mourn his loss. The cortejre will leave the Hospital, at 4 p.m. to Bidadari Cemetery for interment. Deeply resrretted. Knglish papers please copy.
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    TOTIDEM VERBIS.
    622 8 Already sinister rumours are beginning to circulate regarding the appalling disaster to the Messageries Maritinu liner Georges Philippar. Charges of laxity and other conduct calculated to add to the toll of human life are being made freely and upon nothing stronger than the personal impressions of people v.
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    STORIES OF A MALAYAN JUNGLE.
    2954 8 In the following article, and in the subsequent chapters which will by published in the Sunday Times during the next tuo or three weeks, Mr. Themlore Hubback [mints some graphic and highly interesting pictures of life in a Malayan jungle with imrticuhir reference to unexploretl
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    Believe it or not being The Assertions of Anamies
    1238 8 Believe it or not being The Assertions of Anamies A former resident on this benighted I island is raking in the shekels at Home ;by writing a scries of articles for n j Sunday newspaper describing various < i imes in Singapore. The idea is excel- lent. I'm going back
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      211 8 —-—^2 9l__a Use HEUMLELV Joint Box Compound I ,ij;rit nr.tdr« of Joint Boi Com* pound md loiuLtinj Od. >uilable fst all cable* and boxrs, tan delivered from stock. i.idrt are pacLed in 4j, II and2J'b tmi L. I UMI Sole Agents JOHN MOREY CO. SINGAPORE Phone: 7558 P. O. Box:
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      35 8 S P I AN 6 TUNING— REPAIRS. REMOVALS— HIRE. E. CHARLES. I I'hone 2902. 274 Orchard Road. EDITORIAU MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICES 78, Cecil Street, Singapore. TELEPHONE 5151. Kuala Lumpur: 27, Java Street. TELEPHONE MBt.
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      70 8 ENGLISH MILK The under-mentioned brands of Milk are of English manufacture, and of the highest possible qualit. and are fully guaranteed by the manufacturers accordingly. They comply in every respect with the Regulations Uid down by th* Straits Settlements and Federated MaJay Static Governments relating to Condensed Milk. They are
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    END OF EIGHT DAYS' RACING IN SINGAPORE.
    2080 9 Successful Amateur Meeting. SPRINGKELL'S SURPRISE WIN AND BIG DIVIDEND. Lar^e Fields And Good Finishes. With thi n <>1 the t\\;»-day amateur meetings yesterday, eight ■BJ -n', r in BiHgapMNj caiti.* to an end. Throughout the attendance hai been remarkably j.ro«»d, that interest in
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    Irish FREE static.
    445 9 Dominion Secretary's Friendly Talk. Ru-il.y, May '.'I. statement on Great Brita n's r leti ni wnn th« In«h State MM a ade in a speech by thSecretary for the Dominions. Mr. J. H. Thomas, at Hove last ni^-h' He emphasised his MMM to avo d speaking: in
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    SAMSU UTENSILS.
    248 9 Possessor Or Them Fined $50. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Friday. I'iow, a Chines«», was charged an magi ti ate. Ch.' Ham/ah bin Abdullah, M.C.S.. this mi.inirig with being in possession of utensils for the manufacture of liquor. 1> T Vi. Montgomery, of the an, prose- and the
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      139 9 miles, BRITISH DISTRIBUTORS OF BRITISH GOODS SINCE 1845 tM z—^r- '-^/m, BNGLBWI MAM SHIRTS, Ir Mil 1 COI.I.\RS \M» TIKS. \RK T kE EQUALLY SUITABLE FOR mSm **w 1 m i:olfl lIOMK ANI) IKOI>I i M THEY ARE THE TEST V YA I THE WORLD PRODUCES V;i INBPBCT OUI NEW
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      114 9 I 4£>£ L/sKBL— «J— J I m b9mmuJm^Pmmmiv IBfl -^t*m I SflbMT ECONOMY AND UTILITY. Tlie-i an i\.w njM < "iiomy and the mot<^ in particular is casting an aaxious eye to the chits which mount ii, and general running Up of a .-ior banisl i ries. It i- t.
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    WOMEN VISIT DARTMOOR.
    298 10 A Secret Tour. JUDGE'S WIFE IS "INTERESTED.' Princetown. .May 5. PI OWN i. humnnnc with awllf ihat for the I n i ace th.- griai walls of Dai t from their foundations a hundred yeai tarty ot women rded the favour ial tour of the faa MS
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    THE LINER DISASTER.
    123 10 Builders Completely Mystified. Paris, M^ I ht. mot minute precautions- d were taken to pi hea the Oaargss Phillipar was i being huilt. declares the assistant manager of the St. Nazaire shipyard ii •v \sith Ls Matin. are completely mystified It i- believed that fir* from short
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    CRIME KINGS IN ENGLAND.
    376 10 L'I.UOU.(NH) STOLEN: ONL* W^M K)l >D. UaffJaM daring robberies 'iuring the wsskswd has inn cased the alarm which ia laroading throughout he Daily Herald of May 2. master-minds are ci.mpleteh witting every sy tern devi-e«l by the police, and placing the nation at the riminali who
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    GREEK LOANS
    221 10 Repl> To The British Protest. Rugby. May 21. A u|.ly v i by the British rnment to the recent protest of the 'i it jnesentsitive id i .p|)t)it in>r the informal protest made by the International Financial Commission at Athens, against the failure of the Grook rnment to
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    JACKSON RETAINS SCULLING TITLE.
    483 10 SINGAPORE ROWINC ■KATTA. A I INK .t.'. m '"\vin»r m. breakwater >■ day wht- thi Royal > Yacht I'luk hel-l a iowiiik rexaita. Thn•in tin i lab pan I race, the Nutt-Beresfonl tup ran (junior fours) and the Rodesse tup race (dul> snillinp championship). With the
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    ORWELL THE DERBY FAVOURITE,
    244 10 111 I) MIA till oi Nil WOMHK MOlOr. 1v at ttn Manton train ii look aftei foal Ikcause the little feller 100 ■:< That "little feller" tods Hi W. M. SiriL-ei's Orwell, the WODlie ho.-c. th<« hottest IKtl.v I man\ '>ay with a \s t, •d,
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    BILLIARDS.
    104 10 Mann hi Championship Tournament. The results ot ties pla thy Malayan l>tlliartl> < hanipion^hif 'tournament w(ie sj L. F'hiaK'> Selanjror Indian I l>eat L. Bimnit' (RJ C"lub> by L'">U point- to 75. B. IK.A.F Bi \'i? Cheanjr h At hU 1 it- CfofcJ by 2 indar (Fatho! Karib <
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      86 10 R^akß^aa^sl sa^^b^ Th< oi t at 641 NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. ELLISON S. FZI-kIEL. M..ror,M.VN. Consult us for RKI'MHS OF 'k^i^&&aF-\ CIQC/C5 ETCHES. Kl< OUm^ MO.ERATK. Ifl |\||{S:— Spoctacle* BinocuUr^. Wtttm s\ UM \< |<>\ (.1 AUANTKFI). URDEKS RECEIVED 15V POST ATTENDED, TJ T77Z TO IMMEDIATELY. I e»e. >o. bbo^. WATER—
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      124 10 to talk of many things. Of shoes and ships and sealing wax And cabbages and kings. Of hosiery or tea sets Or fountain pens and pearls. Of strong steel-shafted golf dubs Or leather bags for girls. DE RESZKE CIGARETTE COUPONS can obtain for you as wide a range* of objects
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    A Visit To Fordlandia On The Upper Amazon.
    2780 11 MODEL CITY IN THE HEART OF BRAZIL. Looking ,To The Future. RAPID DEVELOPMENT OF RUBBER ENTERPRISE. A vivid description of Fcrdfnndia, Mr. Henry Ford's rubber~growing enterprise in the interior of Braxil, is described by Mr. Ogden Pierrot, assistant commercial attache, United States
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      115 11 jJbpP I M JI >JL purgatives and harmful Doctors know that Eno's drugs which irritate the Fruit Salt acts in a system. You can adopt simple, natural way by no better rule for keeping washing out of the system fit than a glass of water the waste and poisons that
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      24 11 MjUheti you 1 W u'«!ei,§aq I/CHOP 1 ■^■aa^ar Sanaa. I s* aaml rr > J^L~Yi" t. Mry* M M htv^BliT HCHOP M ACiBa T 1
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  • THE BOOK PAGE.
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      Newgate's Ghouls: Bloodstained
      78 12 The I. am. I I hor- i i who thi-ir M !< Ihe Book. It r. „v ap- nt-ther Iling in ng it* yburn -nturio .iita'k ■lied to ted for i barn, for a pooi woman, mt a I l In that iijoo.l you n that Kinr-t.»n,
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      Pages From The Past.
      1063 12 I and sonorous style of a nuncm.l or atfo. In that way your Iceling.-: be harrowed unfaj] a victim to some of Ih:' il h are done after the i- of old nd for the most ;>art contain mm- phoulishnesx in four .an ever appeared in
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      FLAMBOYANTE Hubert Banner's Latest Novel.
      873 12 FLAMBOYANTE Hubert Banner's Latest Novel. Flamhoyante. By Hubert S. Banner. Hurst and Mlarkett. 7s. Ad. BY the appearance of things, Mr. Hubert S. Banner stands quite a jfood chance lof becoming a producer of best hellers. ■bovfaaf remarkable tnergy, he finds time, in spite < f hi* duties at Malaya
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    Another Racing Competition.
    985 13 $250 MUST BE WON. Can You Place The First Four In The Derby? ho have !u!:'-n part in the competitions run Lite .Sunday Time* in connect! n «ri h the Biagaaara Races hay« written in aaking if ii i-i id !>o.--il>l ,i>nlnuic this kind of competition. The
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    MALAYAN TAMILS AT K. LUMPUR.
    262 13 BRITISH RESIDENT ENTERTAINED. T'HFRK was a large guthering at the c üb-house of the Tamilians Physical As-o iation, Kuala Lumpur, last Monday for the presentation of prizes von in the Malayan Tamils' tennis tournament. This ceremony was performed by tSe uting BrHiiih Resident of Selangor,
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    MALAY PUBLIC SERVANTS.
    245 13 CO-OPERATIVE CREDIT SOCY. MEETING. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Thursday. The half yearly general meeting of the Malay Public Servants' Co-operative Crc dit Society Ltd.. was held at the Persid.ngan Belia Club, Seremban, Mr. Leslie Forbes, M.C.S., presiding. Mr. Forbes said that on July 1 1931 there
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    69 13 The "k«an Siiii_' ha-k«-t ;!l t« i -h S<hn.l. Kajan.. (Indtom BtHaffV) I* II li t.p I ata. I n«- I. L.win Suru \lah V»».»n 'A. Wihr Khi;ni Onn. Vaaa KM K»an >init. Morn; •> >n I'ing. and > onu Swei- > inu > < I .th "rh«ol bag <caj>t
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    STORE BUDDHIST ASSOCIATION.
    184 13 CBLBBKATING WESAK PI LI.-MOON l)\^. THE members of the ahove aaMria celebrated :h« 'Wcsak Full-Moon" day which fell on May by daaor. the A Mali at 4.1-44, I Ghaut, with G coloured-flags i.nd gar lands. During the early h mbled for an and aUaagiving look place in
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    MAYFLOWER B. P.
    81 13 Results Of Badminton Matches. TH following are the results of the matches played on Sunday laM and the for the form* es to nil. •cores (Mayflowers players mentioned I D"aa* Lam and Chek Heng I eat Loh Liang Shiang and Tan Hack I Kong I 1_»; h.,y
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    LOCAL CRICKET MATCHES.
    339 14 S.C.C. Tournament. ETCETERAS BEAT 8.8 AND I. BY FIVE WICKETS. THE M<nn<l B.C.C. Clllkr: tI»SJI— Wt match lietveen the 8.8. ami I and ;ho Kweieras which liepan o-i Fi ended yesterday in a \>in l>y tivi v, for tin :un, thanl endid fifth wicket pa taership between
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    LEIJSSIUS IN FORM.
    288 14 V.M.C.A. Beaten By S.R.C. By 89 Runs. The Rattan of the cricket match hetueeii the S.R.C. and the V.M.C.A. on the former's -.round, yesterday, was the batting and bowling of T. Leijssius, the tip who scored a fine 44 and took five wickets for only nine runs.
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    rNTER-SCHOOL MATCH.
    174 14 Victoria Institution Beat St. Paul's. (From Our Own Correspondent.) nlian. Ma In an inter school cricket match played today, the Victoria Institution of '-'clangor defeated the St. Paul's Institution i embilan by .51 runs. The scores were Victoria Institution Appadurai b Kan- Maiid b B. Ponniah 2; Chelvanayagasa
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    WOMEN GOLFERS.
    150 14 U.S. Beat Britain In Three Foursomes. London, May 2 1 The United States made a flying start in the Hist official Anglo-American women's golf match at Wentworth, winning all the three foursomes played. Results: ffiai Collet Vare and Mi;s Hill best Wethered and Miss Morgsn 1 and 0.
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    MALAYA COMMAND TRIAL.
    668 14 H.A.I MKN SHOW I\> :>»lour« 2 W hites 0. j, The Malaya Command held a w ral yesterday at the Jalan Be«ar Stadium I n preparation for their Malaya Cup I fixture against N'egri Sembilan next c Saturday at Serembaa. The inatrh v;i n-t very interesting, play
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    V. I. VICTORY.
    222 14 Sultan Idris College Lose By Odd Goal. m Our Own Correspond Kualu Lumpur, May 21. At football, the Victoria Institution entertained the Sultsni Idris Collect ;.nd won by two g.als to one. The teams well balanced, but the home team had the better of the game in
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    MALAYA CUP.
    108 14 Ntjiris Eleven To Meet Militar\ Siilo. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Beremban, May ML The Negri Simbilan Malaya (up elecommittee have decided upon the j t> urn to it present the Stale a^ain-' Military visitors on Saturday. It %*iil bt B»gtri; Crawford and I Kirn, Marimuttu. Kunaretnam and Menon;
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    IPOH LEAGUE WIN.
    265 14 Taiping Beaten In Return Match. I Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, May :M. The i. turn -weec match between the taiping and lpoh League tea was was played this •vajMaj utore a large crowd. Taiping started aggressively and soon Ham Yoong who was obliged to unch out. Inch
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    LEAGUE POSITIONS.
    208 14 Malays Head First And Second Divisions. The positions of team< on May 21), in th" S.A.F.A. League were as follows I First Division. Malays Gloucester* Chinese S.R.C. RA. Pulau Brani m. i i •< L' H 1 1 r, D. F. A.Pts. 0 M 1" it t 20
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    A MALAYAN SPORTING DIARY.
    1679 15  -  FORWARD. The Gui&emmid Cui> i'ennis A CmHmu Problem lor Kleinmun Chmwmg is. li ise A Clash of T<>m imminent s M \nvrs In Spmri Mainly An (Pecitlrntnl AJttctiom Th* \viv Hoar Cut* Soccer Competition. (HY TZI Al.\ Lumpur had unsettled weathei for the GaiHemard tup tenm
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    The British Walker Cup Team.
    739 15  - The British Walker Cup Team. FRANCIS OUIMET Notes»* By (Trrx-iil Amateur ami Former O|M-n Champion.) miiiiiiiiiiiiiiirnni||inininiinniinii RECENT reportj from Kngland indicate iHh t Am.' leans will see a youthful h team late> on in the summer and it will he an interesting one to say the. eat Britain pinned iU
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    SEREMBAN MATCHES
    33 15 pordent. t Bercmbar., May M. In the inter-*»chiM>l league competition "n\ the ('hang Joon Long (up, th? Antfl;>- >ol obtained their flr»1 i r«*>n when th. Kit)!)!;, ieaj?u^ th- M«!;ivnn i.
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    BADMINTON.
    134 15 Singapore Association's Successful \t The th<i the Binarapoic Ba was held at th*> 1 drooni, yesterday tht chair. Befui" ad)|)ti«'ii <>t tli-. report and account- thr ihairma; viewed the past year and commented on the unavoidable delay in holding Itv. MltiH, one of the reasons being Mm tour of
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    ROYAL SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB'S ROWING REGATTA.
    125 16 The Royal Singapore Yacht Club's rowing regatta took place ve«terda>. The picture shows the winner*, of the junior fours race for the Nutt-Bereaford cup^ VV. K. Wilton. \V S. Daniel. H. B. Day, H. Lewis and B. Bowman. Larkhill (Mr. CumhcrleKe >ip) the winner
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