The Straits Times, 29 May 1932

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    38 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. No. 24. Sunday, Maf 29th 1932. Price 10 Cents, i 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. No. 24. Sunday. May 29th 1932. Price 10 Cents.
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    HARLEY STREET SPECIALISE STRUCK OFF REGISTER.
    280 1 FALSE CURE CLAIM. 4 'lnfamous Professional Conduct/ EXMINISTER'S EVIDENCE. Inventor Of A Rejuvenating Preparation. Our Own Correspondent.) London, May 28. A famoi- Harley Street specialist, Major VuKent Blumhardt Nesfield, ha* been struck off the register by the General Medical Council for infamous professional conduct,"
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    "MAN WHO KILLED KITCHENER."
    621 1 Strange Tale Of Oath Of Vengeance. BOER WAR ECHO. Claims To Have Been On The Hampshire. Cables published in the Straits Times during the last few days described the arrest in New York of "The man who killed Kitchener." This was the inscription on the fly
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    IPOH BURGLARY.
    83 1 $4,000 Worth Of Jewellery Stolen. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, May 28. A discove.y was made early this morning that burglars hal broken into the I'lrmi if rritcrmn! and Co., Ltd., eecurhig entrance by means of breaking :i riadow in the basoment. collected the contents of om jewellery
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    STIFFKEY'S RECTOR ATTACKS BISHOP.
    119 1 CHARGES OF HYPOCRISY AND DUPLICITY. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, May 28. Yesterday was the seventeenth day of the case in which the Rev. Harold F. Davidson, Rector of Stiffkey, is charged with immoral conduct. In the witness box the Rector declared ihat he was proud
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    GERMAN SHIPPING.
    92 1 Two Companies To Reduce Their Capital. Berlin, May 25. The boards of directors of the Hamburg America L.ne and the North German Lloyd have decided, in view of the increased trade depression, to propose to their shareholders a reduction in the capital of both companies. It is proposed
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    "OUR BACKS TO THE WALL."
    50 1 "/\l'R backs are to the wall," Mid Mr. A. T. Edwards at the annual meeting of the Johore Planters' Association yesterday. The jrloves are d.T and it is a fight to a finish against our opponents, the Dutch." A full report appears on P»ge 9.
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    SPANISH RIOTS.
    93 1 Heavy Street Fighting Between Police And Strikers. Madrid, May 24. Police continue to discover depots of bombs in various cities. On Sunday an I Monday no fewer than 400 were found of which 340 were in Madrid itself. Two hundred further arrests made. The strike situation in El
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    THE BOURSE.
    55 1 A Calmer Tendency Prevails. Berlin, May 25. A calmer tendency prevailed on the Bourse today with most sections one or two points higher than yesterday. Business is much restricted due to the general hesitancy, but owing to some short I coverings prices kept up well until closing time.
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    CHINESE TRAIN CRASH.
    40 1 40 Refugees Killed Near J aplonya, Harbin, May 26. Forty persons were killed and more than 100 injured when a train crowded with refugees collided with a goods train on the Eastern Chinese railway near Yaplonya. Aneta-Trans-Ocean.
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    NEWS IN BRIEF.
    44 1 London, May 25. Professor Einstein has been awarded the Herbert Spencer chair at Oxford for 1332. Aneia-Trans-Ocean. Le Ferrol, Spain, May 25. A bomb exploded close to the barracks of the Civil Guard without, however, doin>r any damage. A 'eta -Trans-Ocean.
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    JOHANNESBURG DISASTER.
    14 1 Johannesburg, Ma> 25. A aining disaster on Sunday C|lf,t4 17 deaths.— Aneta-fltxiij
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    F.M.S. CHAMBER OF MINES.
    511 1 The Tin Outlook. HEAVIER RESTRICTION NEEDED. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, May 28. THE annual meeting of the F.M.S. Chamber of Mines was held today. Mr. A. H. Flowerdew, who presided, proposed the adoption of the report and accounts. He said there was an excess of
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    A ROYAL ENGAGEMENT ?
    88 1 A ROYAL ENGAGEMENT Princess Marie Of Bavaria And Archduke Otto. Vienna, May 25. Royalist circles report the engagement of the Archduke Otto with the Princess Marie of Bavaria who is only just eighteen years old. The Princess Marie, who is a niece of the ex-Crown Prince of Bavaria, comes often
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    THE BELGIAN CABINET.
    89 1 Flemish Groups Express Dissatisfaction. Brussels, May 24.. The new Cabinet, which, like the last one comprises seven Catholics and fivr Liberals, has been fairly well received b.\ the Pi ess, except the Socialist and tome Flemish organs. The fact that the Catholic Senator of Bucharest takes over
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    RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR.
    284 1 "Most Unlikely." JAPANESE AMBASSADOR INTERVIEWED. London, l_ay 28. The notion that the Japanese- Soviet w*r is a nightmare created by the exitfpii iliil imagination of pessimists is the HBfc expressed by Mr. MaUudaira in an"?Bt<r\iew with a continental journals which is published m the Manchester Guardian. The correspondent
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    FLOOD HAVOC.
    143 1 Yorkshire Towns Menaced. London, May 28. Renewed flood havoc has been caused i in the North East and the Midlands by the] a»y rain of the past 24 hours. York-; No:tini'hams>hire and I ncoln are a ticularly affected and a larjje area between Newark and Gainsborough is submerged.
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    KREUGER AND TOLL.
    63 1 Companies Declared Bankrupt By The Court. Stockholm, May 25. Kreuger and Toll as well as the affiliated con-pa r.ies, Sefor and Usa, have been declared bankrupt by the court. The first creditors' meeting will take place on Sap*. 10 by which date it is hoped t will
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    ESTHONIAN ELECTIONS.
    35 1 Reval, May 24. The General Election in Esthonia pass•d off in complete order the electoral participation being about 70 per cent. The early returns seem to indicate a considerable slide towards the Right.--Aneta-Trans-Ocean.
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    SIR JOSEPH MAUNG GYL
    30 1 Rangoon, May 16. Sir Joseph Maung Gyi. the retired Home Member, has been appointed Minister of Fosests, in place of the _U> Sir boo Ah. Vain.
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    LATEST BETTING ON THE DERBY.
    129 1 FULL LIST OF THE JOCKEYS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) I.ondon, May 28. The Derby (June 1) probables, the jockeys and the latest bettinr; is as follows: 2-1 Orwell (R. Jones). 100-9 Miracle (Harry Wragg). 100-8 Hesperus (E. Elliott). 100-8 Cockpen (Gordon Richards). 16-1 Dastur (Beary).
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    LONDON RUBBER & TIN.
    58 1 LONDON RUBBER TIN. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. May 28. The closing prices today were: RIBBER. Spot (buyers) l»«d. Spot (sellers) 1 13/IM. July-SepL |*4 Oet.-I>ee. 1 15/l«d. Jan.-Mar. 24. Apr. June 2 1/I*4. The aarket is quiet TIN. S|x»t £121' i Three months £12.{', The Market is very stea«
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    RAILWAY RATIONALISATION.
    92 1 Two Companies Make Pooling Agreement. London, May 28. An important step toward.* the rationalisatn n of I c railway traffic In Great has I.een taken by the London nd and Scottish and the North Eastern Baihsm; ha\e reached a pooling igrMi ie object of eliminate i hat from
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    Reminiscences Of Thirty-Two Years In Malaya.
    1484 2 MR. F. NIBLOCK RETIRES. The Romance Of The Singapore Dockyard. Thirty-two and a half years of service in Singapore is the fine record of Mr. F. Niblock, M. I. Mech. E., the dockyard manager of the Singapore Harbour Board, who left for Home on
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    MALAY WHO TURNED CHRISTIAN.
    436 2 ROM AM IC STORY OF TRIP TO MANILA. A ROMANTIC story of a young Malay, a native of Singapore, who lefl hi* home more than a year ago and landed in the Philippine Islands, where he renounced the Islamic faith, eir< r aced hristianity and married
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    Graphic Story Of Liner Disaster.
    1475 2 P. 0. CAPTAIN'S NARRATIVE. Race To The Rescue. HUGE CLOUD OF SMOKE ON HORIZON." A writer once said that the most thrilling message any one could hear by wireless was the S.O.S. of a ship in disat sea. Upon picking up this message other ships
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      119 2 JUBILEE ANNOUNCEMENT, j 1882 1932 I I To celebrate the completion of half a century since the founding of their Firm in Singapore, Messrs. Jong Kiat Ann, of 487 9 North Bridui Road, are holding a GRAND JTBILKi: SALK I at their above premises from June Ito June 30, 1H32
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    £2,500 Damages For Mr. Hayley Morriss.
    1653 3 ACTION AGAINST BRISTOL PAPER SUCCEEDS. An Untruthful Article. DEFENDANTS WHO REFUSED TO APOLOGISE. BEFORE Mr. Justice Swift and ftl iiry the hearing was begun aa action in which Mr. of Pippingford claimed damages r>m the proprx .I publisher! of the Bristol on and Mr.
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    3,600 FORGED NOTES.
    129 3 Comma Flaw Leads To Discovery. Marseille*. May 10. A man irrested here toriav was found in possession of 3.K00 forged Bank of England £5 notes. He had an American passport in the name of Giacomc Rossano, a merchant of Naples, who arrived from New York two months
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    BOW STREET USHERS MEMORIES.
    567 3 FROM GOLD PROSPECTOR TO ROYAL FOOTMAN. MANY and varied are the memories «f Mr. F. F. Whiting, the Bow Street usher, who has just retired after 34 years in the service of the Crown and is now takinir it eaay in his little suburban villa. As
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    WARRIORS OF THE SKIES.
    302 3 Memorial To R. A. F. *S. "Missing." Two memorials erected by the Imperial War Graves Commission in Faubourg d'Amiens Cemetery, Arras, were unveiled by Marnhal of the Air Force Lord Trenckard, G.C.8., on May 15. One bears a record of the names of 34,902 soldiers and
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    EX-SERVICES ASSOCIATION.
    160 3 Annual Golf Competition At Tanjjlin. The annual Ex Service (Singapore branch) golf competition takes place thimoming at the Garrison golf course comMearias; about 9 a.m. It will be the usual flag i ompptition, and each competitor will be allowed a certain minim- of strokes ■MsVsßßg to handicap. The
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    SELANGOR BAND.
    114 3 The Selangor State Band will play the following programme at the Selangor Club <>n Honda) from 5 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. Overture, Fidelio," L. von Beethoven. "A Lover in Damascus," By Amy Wood-forde-Finden. Selection from "Cavalleria Rusticana," Mascaggni. Selection from Pagliacci," Leoncavallo. l.allet and Polacca," Beethoven. Marcli, Universal
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    THE FRENCH PREMIER.
    210 3 M. Herriot Likely To Be Elected. Paris, May An intei Tardieu and with tho lent of the Republic lasted over two boars, and althougn issued, the time alone shows the importance of the met It i» usual foi of the retiring party to meet his successor, and
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    RUSSIAN RIOTS.
    45 3 I nomploycd Fired On U\ M Warsaw, Ma> iß|ilujsMist riots at th> Thorn nea toll Oi Thousands of ins; to thrifty hall a i doles, and when ea an entrant int |fcj -he policu opened fire wuh <i<\* r.f efl Anru Trans -Oceaa.
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      147 3 I V<\.^ NT~ Hit-' slf^^ \\v I Are you making some provision for your future ruiuirements or are you just Koinjr from day to day allowing the future to tike care of itself? What will be your position when you retire? The J J you will receive will enable you
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      119 3 BRITISH and BEST ■w 4 BBBV^fIBMBBSBssi that's what evcr\ -body says on H F *qm W testing Crosse Blackwell's I W noarisbins and tasty soups. "^i bbbbbbbl It is the obvious verdict. 2 Lew=s C.&B. Soups contain only l^^s 4&B the very finest ingredients, 1 1 r "i^"^ tplendia meat
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    THE FIGHT FOR THE FIRST GAME.
    904 4  -  HKRIIKRT LAWRENCE. BRIDGE NOTES THE BEST DEFENCE IS ATTACK. »<> APAM< >US naikc.l that tbe beat torm of <IHVnee was in attack. That is jn-t a-^ true of Contract E ridge as it is of any other belligerent i'o my mind, the big advantage
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    POLICE CAPITULATE.
    204 4 Threat By Nudists To Walk To Station. Rev.in, May 7. Policemen were face' 1 v. Ith a delicate problem when they raided a nuditst colony it Selchow, near the ciiv They found 1".O nak.-d n <-n and women doing Swedish drill. They were all willing to be arrested
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    Mainly About Malayans.
    1629 4  -  THE WANDERER By Drath of Mr. R. Jf. Millar Srritws htm To The (.ovvrnment Work of The Rubber li'smrch Institute Problem of I nkvep Conunnnfler of The Trentlganu Police (,oes On f^uie Death of A Former H elt-knoun Malayan Personality. TRE who kne\» anything of the late
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    "SILENT DEATH" SECRET.
    347 4 Inventor's Mysterious Visitors. Who are tne mysterious strangers who J have been making overture! to Mr. Ronald chapman, of Cati-iham, the 22-year-old nventur of a attaacer for revolvers, rifles, and machine-guns asks a Ix>ndon |«per >n May H. < Thoy inclu tall men, purii.irtmg to be representatives
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    OLD RAFFLESIANS.
    55 4 Ml BF.RS of the Old Rafflesians' Asso- j ciation are notified that the annual dintu-r will be held at the <i H < aft- Ltd Battery Road on June 4 at ,A~> MMk Tickets innks may be obtained from the hon. secretary, Mr. George E. N. Oehlers, .">A
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    THE CLERICAL UNION.
    88 4 The Annual Billiards Tournament. MKMBKRS ot the Clerical I'nion ar minded that the enti bi nament will i lose on June 1 Intending competitors can -end in thei i-iit i v far*M Ml 1. P. Tha.n, the hor -n<>it> i e'.ar y, O< can K<ji d'.ng, witfr
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    DIVORCE WHICH COST £*****.
    381 4 DIVORCE WHICH COST £*****. JUDGE \M) V WIFE'S KE< M.ESS CIIAK(;ES. m Sydney. Oof the -o reniMr.ii ourts km l"t > decide 1 a 1 t>n thrrf month Ivctl i i it Syilnfv Job* Field, a wealthy m at nenharit, an.l his wife. Mrs. Glad\-< ■mi granted a decree bMwlvtaiK
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    GORGOULOFF'S BOOK
    119 4 French I'rositUnt s Assasin As \o\elist. iV 11. A curious document, purporting to >> he will of Gorgouloff, tht a f Prtldent IHiuiik r, is published in facsimile y the Berlin evening i 1 is headed ment." is liatc-ci Mont.- Carlo, May and v a !.'"i\fd through the
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      78 4 eyes m^^ \r^^m wr M. EZEKIEL SONS Opto met rUt and Opticians Raffles Chambers, t. Raffles Plac*, S'por*. Braach 15. NoordwlJk. BATAVIA. •DO YOU WANT YOUR MONEYS WORTH? You cannot do better T than place your orders H with ua The house which eaten t*^ your needs at COMPARATIVELY FAIR
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      46 4 Another Bright and Cheery Show from the Kinjj of J esters WITTY WILL ROGERS Bringing you the longest laughs in years in I story of razor king and desert sheiks IT'S A YKLL BUSINESS PLEASURE whh JETTA GOUDAL A Fox Movietone Production. MATA HARI OPENS TUESDAY.
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      110 4 CHILDKEirS CORNER No. 24. THETLL SPRING TOGETHER. <>»—.'*>»-— J Sal. S<edlr|Mip and Worm then ran down fast Now jumniig down. "Its fine!" cried Fthel Jane \.i«l u..estiontd every creature tha* they patmed IhiH n«il nuM he a SprinK-ijail that is plain. II thev had seen a child spring through the
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    Romance Comes Into Its Own.
    714 5 Romance Comes Into Its Own. Lilian Harvey On— The Way To The Human Heart. Do I prefer living abroad? Ant I happier working in Germany than I should be in England? Why since I ant an English girl do I work in Germany at all? Why have I a villa
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      249 5 MEET GENE GERRARD AND JESSIE MATTHEWS TOGETHER —IN BRITAIN'S LATEST MUSICAL COMEDY HIT— "OUT OF THE BLUE" (OUR NEXT CHANGE) PA VI Ll7>N^ 6.15 Reservations Phone 6903 9.15 MATINEE TODAY AT 3 15 TONIGHT. IHAMfisU F.VRRVOXE WML i A^^lH Brfi^^^fe3lß^B^^Bß«^ MluKut MM EN- JOY ESSENTI\I.I.Y 3 Vtato W ii KITISH
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      151 5 If you're looking for the Breeziest and Best Comedy Show in town HERE IT IS! at the j CAPITOL MATINEE TODAY 3.15. i 6-15 TO-NIGH f 9-15 PARAMOUNT^ LATEST JLBILEE COMEDY ROMWCC With Ihr Screen's finest-dressed Slar*.! KAY FRANCIS j LILYAN TASHMAN j i i l#lw I Meet a Couple
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    GOWNS FOR THEIR MAJESTIES' COURTS
    1506 6  -  Edward H. Symotids By of Revi lie's. PARIS may hnvo bar etMntld couturiers New h:ivc the most magnificent fashion hourai but tkatv is at lea t i.nc bra ich 9i th»- ;i (Icsijrning and making in which I uprcmc— and that is the ervatfcm 0
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      153 6 NEW STOCKS OF BRITISH MADE BABY PRAMS and PUSH CARS at WHITEAWAYS M FOLDA M CAB. Built of all steel, with 1 rubber 1> ted njbetll arm and t'<»>t rests, with safety straps. I'rite $H.:>() each. COEEZI CAR. Bleel frame, leather cloth se.il and bark, wooden arm and foot rests,
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      73 6 I HENRY H. COHEN. Ltd. K^\ 'S U y| 2nd Floor Maynard Building. 16 Battery Road. Tel. 3164 I SINGAPORE 1 CERTAINLY EAT MORE FRUIT BUT EAT IT WITH pTtTTs *u *e _f£ thich NESTLES CREAM Here is a cream which improves all fruit dishes, puddings and sweet.,. Its exquisite
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      131 6 Ih> liii/h.riuiii Sail Doi~ Ola you rtnO e£ggmh The tiavourin^ so characteristic of good cooking is i due to salt wiseh used. It is so imp BgjlpilC tant and vet lo inexpensive. Your cooking '^Gjiim. deserves the thoughtful choice ol the J|^7 ffi obtainable pure, dry, rYce-running, m^' CerebosSalt Manufmrtmrr.l
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    The Seal of Death
    4449 7  -  ROSITA FORBES. OUR SERIAL STORY By THE FAMOUS AUTHORESS AND EXPLORER. EARLY CHAPTERS SUMMARISED. Lois Gilmour, the only child of Charles Cilmour, 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
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    WORLD COLLAPSE
    225 7 Mr. Wells Foretells A Dreadful Fate." A picture of civilisation in rani was drawn a* Mr. H. C. W.I in ai aarii «ni which he gave at the Londor School of Economics on May 4. VS > are living in a civilisation i y rapidly trom "There may
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    TOTIDEM VERBIS.
    547 8 When we in Malaya read that in the United States millions are workless and hundreds of thousands are hungry and desperate we realire that we havj a very great deal to be thankful for. Apart from the Europeans and the retrenched members of the clerical class, whose relief
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    STORIES OF A MALAYAN JUNGLE.
    1880 8 HAVING no Trengganu Malays at Kuala i to take their share of the transport we had to consi<i"r what stflpa we should take to deal with cur camp equipment and food. I felt that th«y would turn up later in, having been delayed by ihe
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    Believe it or not being The Assertions of Anamias
    1398 8 Believe it or not being The Assertions of Anamias This week, my children, I invite you to partake of a MMT or two with me. And what is a boner." Uncle Anarias You don't know what a "boner" is Tut-tut Gather round and I will explain to you, tersely yet
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    RUBBER POSITION: FIGHT TO A FINISH AGAINST DUTCH.
    4509 9 Restrictionists Revise Opinions. MALAYA IN A MORE FAVOURABLE POSITION. Speech At Johore Planters' Meeting. "IMANY of us who were staunch rest rut ionists have begun latterly to realise that it would need very dra>titrest ricl ion and for a long time to
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      43 9 JOHNNIE WAhKER RED LABEL A FIRST -RATE UIUIQL/V ness Ify M \H V 5*»W going Strong MODERATE J| PRICE BLACK LABEL DELUXE BLEND [j Of SOLE AGENTS I JOHN LITTLE 6c CO LTD. Ir.-erporated :r England ESTABLISHED 1845. SINGAPORE. KUALA LUMPUR. PENANG IPOH.
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      135 9 and be proud of it. \l£}sm^\m P^ -j-^JJ Don't Spend unnecessarily IT is definitely extravagance not to travel by car when the MINOR takai you everywhere so cheaply. Four passenger can travel in comfort for a few cents a mile. The Minor is actually "built like a big car" full
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    Heavy Penalty For Smuggling.
    1545 10 CHINESE FINED $5,000. And One Year's Imprisonment. The practice of Chinese smuKgl. I contraband chandu and opium concealing the dope in larj?e consignments of canned Roods and the extreme difficulty of detection at this end, wire commented upon in a case < Dodd, the Singapore I
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    EX-CROWN PRINCE IN TROUBLE.
    297 10 1\1XRSIOI\S INTO THE POLITICAL FIELD. Berlin, May 24. THE cx-Ciown Prince's intervention in the second round of the German Presidential fight has bi ought up the question of whether by doing so he did not break his void, alleged to have been gi.-.-n a! the time
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    CARNERA SLAPPED
    302 10 s<:t\fc in a imv;l HALL. Primo Carners, the giant Italian boxer, has taken the count from a chorus girl. It happened in a famous dancing establishment in the Champs Klyswes. and ban dreds of Parisians looke.l on in astonishment. Camera had gone there in the early morning with
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    MACDOUGALL CUP FINAL.
    583 10 Local Polo. BURMA RIFLES SCORE A GOOD VICTORY. THE final match in the MacDougall Cup polo tournament was played yeater- day afternoon between the lst/20th Burma Rifles and the Singapore Polo Club Hurricanes. The match started at 4..30 p.m. with the teams lined up as follows: lst/20
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    TEST CRICKET.
    291 10 "Birth Qualification Should Count." I.ui-I Hawke. the old Yorkshire captain, presiding at a luncheon given by the Bri- lub to the All-India cruketc-rs at the Su\oy Hotel on Apr. 28, i made reference to th«> fact that K. S. sinhji and the Nawali of Pataudi we it not
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    MOTORING MATTERS IN MALAYA.
    1463 11 Insurance Proposal Discussed. ASIATIC COMMENT. A. A. M. 11l Only For Euro leans. ial mattes si inter, st to irotorists throui h«ul the counlr> were .ii cu-ei at ii recent meeting of the committee of the Selangor branch of the Automobile \sMM-iation ot Malaya. (From Our
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    GERMAN CABINETS DIFFICULTIES.
    218 11 si;ik!\(. \iw UVEFOJI for DOLES. Berlin, May 25. Mv kaase SI attached to the fact '.hat the Secretary of State, lien I nei left so Tnaaea] evoning f<" Neudeck. ient \on Hindonbiug s eoemtrj where, according to an official statemen'.. hi will report to the Ueieh President
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    GERMANY'S WORKLESS.
    56 11 Berlin, May 25. Th<- tide i' nt is il retu.n* >l that the scil by 64,00ti May, the total :.">,OOO on .May It. Since the middle of March, when ti.e high wattr BSSfffc was reached, the nun;of unemployed has decreased by •00, against a decrease of 780,000 during
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    Growing Popularity Of Basket Ball Among Chinese Girls.
    40 11 The Ladies Inion banket hall team (Singapore and Muar combined) recently beat the Nan Hua (iirli 1 School 13 pt«. to 2 pts. A group photograph of the two teams uproduced above.
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    STORIES OF A MALAYAN JUNGLE.
    777 11 saaga rain making it much too uneed. Heavy Rain*. We were now on the Sungei Trengan and the spot where we had lo camp we 1 called, quit, suitably, Pa-n Hujan. Between Kua'a Fnng and Kuala Chun fhin there are no eriou« rapids in the
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    The Memorial Theatre—A Tribute To The Splendour Of Shakespeare
    3020 12 The Memorial Theatre A Tribute To The Splendour Of Shakespeare The Shakespeare Memorial Theatre. I ity M. V. Bay, and J. Trewin. With Illustration!!, a Note by Sir Frank BeatMß and a i ore-word h\ W. Krid*e»Uauaa, Beat, 7b. *d. ON April 2'i of thil year the new ShakeMemorml Theatre
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    Last Chance For Derby Competition.
    828 13 $250 MUST BE WON. Can You Place The First Four Horses? A rtnmber <>f reader* who have taken part in the competitions run by the Sunday Tunes in MMMttiofl with the Singapore Kact-s hav« written in asking if il is nut possible to continue this
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    154 13 liroup photograph of the Broadway Musical I'.-rlv taken durin« their ft-.. ;u i i nMoM held jl Mr. HMM Haw s bungalow. I isir I'ar.jang. «.n May 2! and Seated (lefl U- ri»rhl>. Mcv,: s. lick Sww 110 i. lftnr> Wm .1 llaag Meek, Kc* Mi '.nan (I trca.urcrK <
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    NEGRI SEMBILAN CLUB.
    372 13 NEGRI SEMBILAN CLUB. A\M \l, MEETING ON TUOfAY. (from Our Own f'oriespondfril i ban. Sail The NVgri S«mbilan Club, perhaps th" i club in the State will hold its annual general meeting at the clubhou n Tuesday, June 7 at Ct.'.iO p.m. Founded in lhi»2 as the Sungei I Cricket
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    GOLDEN BELL MINSTRELS
    62 13 Second (^uartt-rlv General Miftinj*. Til QaMaa Beil Mi Mi hurt** Rill, an Sunday with Tan Teck C.van in the eh:. Mr. Worn; Siew Ti-njr ha* ion-er-patron. The vacant of'.icial filled ;i treasurer, Mr. I Chconir hon. asst. treasurer. Mr. Tan Chim Kuan coireaittee, Mr. Tan Chin Sen^.
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    P.W.D. ATHLETIC CLUB
    82 13 Ofnem Elected For The Htm \v.\r. AT i lir annua Mec4alg <.f the P.W.D. AtKieti, t i <>v lay al Kuulu I Li i 1 1 1 the follow- t..i it i«-lil y<;.r M I .1 W> i A helliah, hon \i r s. Pon- Mr. ■her
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    124 13 The committee of management for 1*»32 of the Chinese Studinls' Literary A<srcia ion. Singapore. —Back row (<ef to nurhl M< wv L«,w Ah I'hunir (hon. assl. treasurer), Lum (hong Lim. On* hik (h>e (hon. librarian). Son the.' h«.ni< (Iseav hines* debatin K »ccretar\ KoS 1,. V...1. < ,i< i. Vimii
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    CHINESE STUDENTS.
    303 13 Singapore Literary Association. f\S Sunday last the members of the vJ Chinese Students' Literary Association entertained their patron, Dr. Chen Chang I/ok, the Chinese Consul General to a tea party at their premiI)r. Chen was met by the vice-presi-dent* and the hon. general secretary. He was shown round
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    Negri Sembilan Well Beaten.
    1212 14 FIRST MALAYA CUP MATCH. The Command's Success. WINNERS DISPLAY GREAT SUPERIORITY. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremhan. May 28. N. Scmbilan .1: Malaya Command AN intermediate Mm line which no fed their forwards and indulged in wild loobing coupled with a of the attack who never rose
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    LOCAL CRICKET MATCHES.
    655 14 S.C.C Tournament Match. HOPKINS AND LIEUT. BRYAN IN FINE FORM. The $.('.<'. tournament match between the United Services and the Public Serand Law played on the S.C.C. padang on Friday and yesterday was noteworthy for splendid batting; and bowling displays by two men of the oppo- ut.
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    S. C. C. VICTORY.
    712 14 Raffles Institution Suffer A Set Back. Raffles Institution suffered anoth. back in their cricket season yesterday when the S.C.C. sent in a slightly superior side for the match on the school ground. The school were very much weakened by the absence < I v .vlvi.s who
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    BRITISH GOLF.
    64 14 Amnteur Championship Final Match Begun. London, May H. In t're Biitish Amat. ur Golf champ: ,n--s-hip final at fcfuirild f is leading Eric Firii'an by four up at the 'i I if the nic r n' f> round, aftr. < Un ■it the r'h.- R»»utor. ill hi laj".
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    A MALAYAN SPORTING DIARY.
    1600 15 Indian Olympic Team's isit To Sinua/nnr 1 he Attractiveness of Hockey Malaya (.up Football Competition Opens At Alor Star \ext Saturday A School Cricket Problem Mefxri And The Mtdaya (.uo Competition Penan'/s Football ProsfH'cts In Inter-State Encounters. (BY FORWARD.) WHEN the .Malayan hjikcy eleven turns mi
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    Passing Of Great Golfing Characters.
    815 15  - Passing Of Great Golfing Characters. FRANCIS OUIMET *Golf Aoft\s>" By (PrcM-nt Amah ur and Former Open Champion.) /~|M: if the most pathetic things of all. vr the j»assin>r of those wonderful I player* of yesteryear who were responsible for the wiiting of ,»o much golf hiWe hear about the ntwtoaati'i
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    INTERNATIONAL TENNIS.
    62 15 IN TERNATIONAL TENNIS. Succt'ss Of The Japanese Playirs. In the international tennis .champion* ships at present being played outside Miki and Sato (Japan) neat Rodell« and Duplaioe Franc* > l, nt mil "at liernaul (France) and! l'att (India.) >et and Brurnon (France) boat Mital and Terrier (France) fi-2, 6 2,
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    CLARKE CUP TRIAL.
    297 15 Yountf Players Show Up Well. llu irat bj bj C«f trial match on the S.R.c. padang I lf chaaainga Rest team to meet the Kuropt Jum .1 an »niong The nx that played he "•Veteran the will-known Chinese pit and a team of young players captained by
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    COUNTY CRICKET.
    34 15 1 17 Counties' Losses Owing To Rain. n Our O> lon,, Ma> The season's mi n has already in s in the 'lampionshi;' Of CB,lM>' June wil m the team er ex-
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    33 15 n Our Ov,n ereThe Tha tWO Hub. Ed at the bottom of the Third I» the i»*t !«ea.-on are .gue. In th»- previou- m fi m ih« bottom of the table.
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    MACDOUGALL CUP POLO IN SINGAPORE.
    107 16 The final match in the MacDou ;;ill (up polo tournament was played yeote-day afternoon between the Ist 20th Curma V Hen and th<« Singapore Polo Club Hurricane*, resulting in a win for the former. The winning team is seen on the left, the Singapore Club
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