Malaya Tribune, 3 May 1935

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    37 1 The Malaya Tribune National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales NX II.- -No.104 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1935 FIVE CENTS. Singapore: Friday, May 3, 1935. The Malaya Tribune Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1D35. FIVE CENTS
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      198 1 f Read The tribune Dominant InzfAialaya l 1 «L N. OSBORNSf V >& Jf .A <CV HACKSAW BLADES! v c# X FILES I Taw *>? Oy A X. I Ageart»:— (INCORPORATED IN S.S.) j£ V Z5HSHSZ5 2 52S 7i szs 7£ 5 7i5Z5£SH52S2S^^^ I ft f&Qfe v] ft Si J
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      220 1 THE ONTAX CAMERA Bouquet Those who do not use HIMALAYA BOUQUET TOILET PREPARATIONS Vtem nnot knaw f j fl ust how Perfectly d light ful they are. Perfumed with the llfclSj 1 fragrance of flowers troin the mountains. Himalaya I, eaptivatos h(« senses with a delicate and fascin ti:ig :iliure.
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    Shipping News & Notices. PREVENTING SEA COLLISIONS
    833 2 Shipping News Notices. PREVENTING SEA COLLISIONS Need For Bringing Rules Up To Date WHEN the "Regulations for Preventing Collision at Sea" were drawn up they fulfilled their purpose admirably, Out with the passing of time and alteration* of conditions owing to the general increase in size and speed of ships,
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    BLUE STAR LINE
    130 2 Honolulu Cruise To Be Repeated The Blue Star L'ne stat'e that owinp tc h q ;/7 lar f y of their Honolulu cruise ii ."4. hey have decided to repeat it noxt vear bv their Arandora Star, wibh add*d attractions. The Arandora Star is to leave Southampton
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    U.S. CARGO FLEET
    448 2 Nead For Annual Building i Of 150,000 Tons PAMPHLET issued by the National Counc.l of American" Shipbuilders points out that American vesse'a "cany about one-third of our foreign trade I While foreign vessels carry two-third 1 The Un:ted States foreign trade fleet less than 7 per cent,
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      400 2 STEAMER SAILINGS I and BRIT IS H INDIA I*. O. S. N. Co. s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore. 1935. i.' 0.810 May 8 w UTANA 17.000 May 1(1 *»AN i I A 11,000 Ma/ 24 HANG ALORE 6,000 June 6 CARTILAGE 15,000 June 7 RAWALPINDI 17.000 June 21 BHUTAN
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      633 2 BBf|fJ W mm mm W m&T% PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. TO GENOA, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From Spore. Malacca. Port Penang. M S. STiam. •LALANDIA 14 5 14-5 15-5 17-5 JUTLANDIA 4-6 4-6 5-6 7-6 MEONIA 25-6 25-6 26-6 28-6 A LSI A 16-7 16-7 17-7
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      516 2 N.Y.K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS CUNARD WHITE STAR LTD. (Incorporated in Japan.) TO EUROPE VIA AMERICA. Singapore dep. by s.s. "Hakozaki Maru," May 19th immediate connection in Japan with s.s. "Taiyo Maru," via Honolulu arriving San Francisco, June 17th. Connection from New York, "Aquitania.'" June 26th, "Season" sailing for Southampton.
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      493 2 STEAMER SAILINGS <fa NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. BfRjIB (Incorporated n The undernoted are the Company's ;Q--tended fixtures: OUTWARDS. 1956. ALSTER for Manila, H'kong, S'hai, N. China Japan Muj DONAU, for Manila, Hongkong, S'hai, N. China Japan V, SCHARNHORST. for Manila, H'kong, S'hai, Yokohama Kobe J FRAN'KEN, for Manila, Hongkong, S'hai, N. China
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    191 3 iU'KIIKK PRICE DOW IN AGAIN Cautious Hut Persistent SJuyinp: !U) our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Friday, morning. I(»-day's Prices:— iir.bber (Singapore), 18% cts., down ct. larket Tone: Slightly easier, n {Singapore), 11 y down \rsterday*s Prices:— London: 5 1) lGd., down 1 16d. ;:i'k( i Tone: Dull and
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    Financial News & Views. LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1541 3 Financial News Views. LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS lliv following share ijuutations are issued by Kramer and Co., ami Lyall awl Evatt:— MINING Singapore, Friday 10 a m. Issue Fraser yall Value. Co. Lvatt 4- Ampat 4 3 4 9 4|4Va 4 9 tl A. Kumbang 31|- 33,- 316 33 6
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    RECLAIM RUBBER
    107 3 Britain Encourages Scrap Imports (By Air Mail). <From Our Oam Correspondent) London, Apr. 17. .A N order issued by the Treasury provides n for the addition to the free list* of certain waste a.id scrap rubber, including worn out rubber footwear. In their report, t-he Imports Advisory Commute?
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    97 3 Enhanced Demand For Home Industrials Reuter Wireless. London, Apr. 30. On the Stock Exchange the bic drop in unemployment figures further enhanced demand for Home Industrials though activity was again chiefly in armament descriptions. Oil shares also were very firm on the increase in ihe price of petrol
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    ROBINSON & CO., LTD.
    141 3 ROBINSON CO., LTD. Annual General Meeting Held To-day The annual general meeting of Ro l ;ir.son and Co.. Ltd.. was held at noor. today at Chartered Bank Chambers. Mr. R. Page was in the Chair. Adriressing 'he meeting, he said: "The year under review witnessed a distinct change for the
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    EASTERN EXTENSIONS
    69 3 Transit Time Of Cables To London The Rastern Extension Telegraph Company announces that the transit time on full rate telegrams from Singapore to London on May 1 were as follows:— Telegrams handed in up to 5.00 p.m. 6 minutes. Telegrams handed in up to 5.30 p.m. 15 minutes.
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    STEEL IMPORTS
    127 3 Not To Exceed 643,000 Ton Per Annum British Official Wireless. London, Apr. 30. DEPRESENTATIVES of the European Steel Cartel and of the British Iron and Steel Federation at to-day's conference in London concluded an agreement for a period of three months that imports of cartel products into the
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    STEEL INDUSTRY
    63 3 British Agreement With Cartel British Official Wireless. London, May 1. An agreement, it was reported last night, between t-he European steel cartel and the British Iron and Steel Federation was reached after prolonged negotiations. The newspapers welcome it as a safeguard against-dumping in the Home market and as
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    P. AND O. COMPANY
    114 3 Interim Dividend On Preferred Shares Reuter. London, May I. The P. and O. Company announces an interim dividend on its cumulative preferred shares for th~ half-year to Mar. 31 at the rate of 5 per cent*, per annum less tax. It is unable 'O declare an
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    THE DANZIG GULDEN
    54 3 Lower Gold Parity To Be Introduced Reuter. Warsaw, May 2. The Senate at Danzig has decided to devalue the Danzig gulden, which is being introduced on a lower gold parity. The extent of the devaluation is not stat cd. but it is expected fc> c me much
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    GUTHRIE AND CO.’S REPORT
    141 3 Singapore. May 2. There i s no outstanding feature to v recorded since our last report and then have bei,n Only minor fluctuations in prices. The publication yesterday of Malayan shipment figures for April at 53 360 ton has had a slightly depressing eff'Ct en the
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    MALAYA IN A NEW GUISE
    366 3 Her Attitude As An "Outsider" (By Air Mail) (From Oir Own Correspondent* Loadoa, Apr. 17. THE case for a strong lin against "outsiders"' when the new tin agreement is negotiated, has been reinforced by two ncideats this week. In the hrst place, vhere were the
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    LYALL & EVATTS DAILY REPORT
    157 3 LYALL EVATTS DAILY REPORT Singapore, Fnday MINING. With a reduction in tin visible supplies cf 1,490 tons the total amount of stocks now only reaches 16,287 tons. Deliveries dur ng April tetalled 8.478 tons. The slight imDrovement in share prices has been maintained. Talams buyers 1.24 sellers 1.26 ft. U.
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    93 3 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Tor R M A. No I X Fibbed Smoked She** S tiga pore, Friday, noon. Buyer*. Sellers. No. I.X.R.S.S. in cases (F. 0.8. May) 19 19% Good F.A.Q. in cases (F or.. Hay) 1« 7 i<; 189 1«; No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot, loose) (Awardable
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      233 3 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK. LIMITED, MEYER CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE '•anitnl FuHy P,aid Yen 100.000.C00 Keserve Ft/ml Yen 125.800,000. MEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. I**ANCHES at Alexandria, Batavia ai.-mi, Fengtien, Hamburg, Han Harbin, Honolulu, Hongkong. Hsinvitur. Karachi, Kobe, London, Los Angeles. Manila, Ifoji, Nagasaki, Nagoya, New York. ushks, Paris, Peiping, Rangoon, R;o <ie
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      78 3 Nederlandsche Handel-Maatscbappij, N. V. (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY). Established in Amsterdam, 1824. HEAD OFFICE: AMSTERDAM. WITh BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HAGUE, BATAVIA.' Branches throughout th» DuUh Eas* Indies and in the Straits Settlements, India. China, Japan and Arat/». LONuON HA NX KK<i: The National Provincial liana. Limited. Corrwpon'Jet ta in
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      29 3 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION. LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATOR INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE: 16D. Cecil St., Singapore. I i/> T| ■»,-<;'rt i• i *t
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      63 3 TEACH iOLR FAMILY THE VALUE OF THRIFT 1 The child who is taught to recognise the advantage of consistent saving becomes the adult life well armed for the solution of its problems. The Bank is eager *o help In establishing this valuable habit. $5 opens a SAVINGS ACCOUNT. MAKE IT
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      212 3 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in Strait* Settlements). SUCCESSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD., THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. AND THE OVERSEA CHINESE BANK, LTD. CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00 Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE. CHINA BUILDING. CHULI STREET, SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH: 458. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: >T Jjsji
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      543 4 j M. HASSAN, 86 87, BRAS BASAH ROAD, SINGAPORE. We undertake all sorts of work fl in electrical, gas and water serWLw vice line.-. if We give prorr.pt attention to all crdera either big or small. Whj riot consult us about your .111 ro<pnreme::ts Estimate si omitted upon re--f frithmit
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      699 4 FREE, FREE, FREE, To those who are interested our new and interesting booklets will be sent free on applicat-ion to the Far Eastern Music School, 1-A, Kirk Terrace, Singapore. 'VaVMMEnWVBMBMfIHMMHMHHHMB'' ANNOUNCEMENT. We are pleas d to inform all our patrons and friends that we have considerably reduced out prices for
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      946 4 TRAFFIC REGULATIONS ORDINANCE 1933. In exercise of the powers conferred on him by Section 4 of the above Ordinance the Chief Police Officer, Singapore, issues the following regulations ia respe?t of traffic during the forthcoming Jubilee Celebrations:— I. On the occasion of the JuWlee Ceremonial Parade on the Esplanade on
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      475 4 SPECIAL SILVER JUBILEE envelopes attractively designed for this memorable occasion are on sale, 35 cents each. We also undertake to mail this to friends abroad wU-h Special Jubilee Stamps, postage extra. Supplies are strictly Limited. Call or write to: THE GLOBE STAMP CO., 7, Robinson Road. G.P.O. Box. 679 Singapo-e.
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      300 4 STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCI (Established 1914). Stationers and Repairers. 14-A, Change Alley, Singapore. refunded, us up for mechanics in case pour ••writer is out of order and needs inuae«ate attention. monthly cleaning of typewriters in offices •juertaken, and can be arranged on receipt of instructions. Phone Nos. 7770. 2481. 7532. 7534
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      452 4 YOU DEMAND SERVICE j t AND SATISFACTION I YOU GET BOTH WHEN YOU I SEND ALL CLOCKS, WATCHES j AND GRAMOPHONES THAT GO j WRONG TO:— j YICKWOHHING j 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, j (Near Middle Road) j Contractors for the Repair of Clotto I Watches to the BriHsh Army
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    FRENCH PRISON MUTINY
    90 5 Over A Hundred Convicts Involved Reuter Wireless. Paris, Apr. 20. A serious mutiny in which 1001 cornets were involved occurred at Draguignan nrison Var. vesterday. The'trouble started when a convict threatened a warder j with a piece of broken window glass during meaMlm The warder shot the
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    "SILVER, GENTLEMEN"
    283 5 Dealings In Futures Resumed Reuter. London, May 1. FE announcement by the Secretary of the Metal Exchange of "Silver. Gentlemen," was greeted with cheers by the members when, after twenty-five years, dealings ;n silver futures were resumed at the Exchange. A bid of 37 pence for three months
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    SINO-ANNAM TREATY
    50 5 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Nanking. May 1. The French Minister. M. Wlsden. called on Mr. Hsu Mo at the Chinese Foreign Office yesterday afternoon to exchange views with regard to the annexes to the Slno-Anuam Irca'.y Vom of the points have already been settled —Sin Chpw J.t Poh.
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    NEW PLANES FOR R.A.F.
    46 5 British Official Wireless. London. May 1. Six squadrons of the Royal Air Force have been equipped with new machines j in the last few weeks and ten others are in course of equipment. I Some of are stationed overseas. —British Official Wireless.
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    SINO-JAPANESE RELATIONS
    207 5 Mr. Yen Tung's Arrival In Tokyo Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, May 2. INTERVIEWED on his arrival in Tokyo, 1 Mr. Yen Tung, managing director of the Peiping-Mukdcn Railway, and a member of the Peiping Politica. Council, said that the feeling in North Cfma towards Japan was now
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    OPPOSITION TO U.S. PRESIDENT
    82 5 Those Whoa 3 Privileges Were Removed Reuter. New York, May 1. t<r rHE current opposition against President Roosevelt is inspired by men who had their special privileges removed under the New Deal,'' declared the Postmaster General, Mr. Farley, in a speech at Haverstraw, New York State.
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      465 5 riD psoriasis I FOR J6 JWEEKS In Shiny, Dry, Scaly Patches. Healed by Cuticura. complaint started with shiny, t]rv, ieii and scaly patches on my foreami rapidly spread all over me. irritation at times was intense and rubbing of my clothing would terrible itching so that I almost Ii to
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      323 5 .«I j i v i i i i i i i iniiiiiiiiMliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii{|iii„|iirit'itnCii(>:tiiii-ii.i'is ft ii'.»,.«"t,,«, tnfiiaitaiiiiiiifinv"* j DON' g CRY DEAR I MOTHER FOR STEARNS' PINE-TAB AND HONEY I I It will stop that mean old rin cough quickly by soothing I Slflp th? tender membranes in s your delicate throat,
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      636 5 Singapore Jubilee Programme Day By Day List Of The Events TROM to-duy until the Royal Jubilee ■celebrations are ended the Malavn Tribune wi'l give the detailed programme of th* Singapore colebrauoni revising it as when necessary. Or-traitM-rs making any change» in their lrrangements are requested to advise th > Ed:u>r
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY’S SHIPPING
    297 6 VESSELS ARRIVED Singapore, Thursday. Tinombc. Dutch, 1.489 tor.s from Belawan 1.5, to Belawan 3.5. Patras, Dutch, 1,181 tons; from Padang 2.5, to Baweon 4.5. Blinjoe, Dutch 715 tons; from Brndjermasin 2.5, lb Bandjermasin 5.5. Toboali, Dutch, 662 tons; from I-iatran 2.5, to
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    20 6 The Air Mtil drspatc-hod from Singapore On 25th' April was 'liv»red in London c. 2-:al Miy (7 dayst.
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    33 6 Phra Thamaraina, chief pries of the Wat Aranta Mariyarama Buddhist Temple, will leave Singapre for Bangkok, via Penang. by the s.s. Kedah on Thursday, May 9. He is expected to return next month.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    51 6 Mai!< expect:d f'om Europe, etc., by all 1 Nothei lands >. lime of de'ivery of boxholders' letters only 10 a.m. tb-day nd general deliveries of letters 11.2 i.m. to-day. From China and Japan by s.s. Mayo baslv, will arrive to-day. From Philtopine Ids. "ly b.s. Present Harrison will
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    ACCELERATED DEPARTURE
    26 6 Th s s.s "Hai A' vi for Hoihow Mails previously announced as Closing 1 2 p.m. to-morrow will now close a 4 ncca to-morrow.
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    SINGAPORE BUDDHISTS
    145 6 Programme For Jubilee Celebrations The Kind's Silve.r Jubilee will be celebrated by the Sin°apciv Buddhist Association on May 6 at the Association hall. 60. Wilkie Road. The following are the chief even's on ihe Dtogranime: On May G. at 11 a.m., a reiigious meeting will be held at
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    MONEY MARKET
    331 6 British Official Wireless. SELLING Singapore. May 3. London 4 months' sight 2j4 3 32 London 3 months' sight 2;4 1,10 London 60 days' sight 2,4 1;32 London 30 days' sight 2 4 London demand 2)3 ***** London T.T. 2|3 31;32 Lyons and Paris demand 843 Hamburg demand 137
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    DIARY OF THE DAY
    200 6 WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY MAY 3 High Tides —11.34 a.m 10.30 pm British Trade Fair Opens at Grca V Football: S.A.F.A. League, Con;in,, Cup H. and S. Bank v. Ovc Bank. S.R.C.; Govt. League. 1 M. Services v. Monopolies, .ICS"' Friendlies, Khalsa
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    AMUSEMENTS
    79 6 ALHAMBRA—"Here I- M\ Heaj APOLLO. Ncr-E-Isk.m. Hindliu- alkie. CAPlTOL.—''Forsaking All Other EMPIRE. "Tne Galloping Ohos GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret L Side-shows, Malay Operas, Chinese Wa yangs, Cinemas. Talkies, etc. HOLLYWOOD. -"Emperor Jom 'So This Is Africa." MARLBOROUGH.— "Dasavatha rani Tamil Talkie. NEW WORLD —Cabaret Dancing Side-shows. Malay Operas, "hlnese ayangs. Cinemas.
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      406 6 ——....„.i.>-■<>■ ii!iih|irfll|ilk,mil|..lll|:illl|:ilillillillMllll<llUlirilllllMlUlOUUlllinilluliiaiiatuiiwiu>'ai>«">'w<>'W'''. SINGAPORE HOTELS mmtßm SEA VIEW HOTEL TO-NIGHT SPECIAL DINNER DANCE. SATURDAY SPECIAL DINNER DANCE ADELPHI HOTEL I SEA VIEW HOTEL JUBILEE DINER DE LUXE" I BALL I EXTENSION TO 2 A.M. k «mj iuiiiii!i'm:iiriinriiiriniii*firuwiHiiTininiiiinm^ GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL t THE MOST CHARMINGLY SITUATED HOTEL ON THE ISLAND 1 Every
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      437 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED Lino-operators, apply to Th* Nany > Printing Office, 175. Middle Road. WANTED immediately two experienced learners for the Cambridge classes of a local tthocl. Apply stating qualifications ■:.nd strong subjects. M.T. Box. N>. 63L RAJAH'S COLLEGE OF COMMERCE. 18, DICKSON ROAD. ADMISSION OPEN ON MAY. 1935. DAY
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      275 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS. Shields with Portrait cf King and Queen n cenV;-e_i7" x 15" complete with 5 flags 20" x 15" each $4.50 Decoration Cloths—Red. White and Blue—22" wide per yard 80.30 Decoration Cloths-R.d. Whit and Blue—3o" wide per yard $0.45 Union Jack—Portrait of King and Queen and Map
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      219 6 Jubilee Number (Maf issue) P U'N CHINELLO King George's? Ships by Colin Coleman Royal "Parlour Tricks" by M. Lindsay-Pearse. Royalty's Tastes in Hooks by Colin Coleman. And Numerous Other Articles CARTOONS. Great "World Show! Globe 7 00 TO-NIGHT AND NIGHTLY ii.00. "Unf or gotten Song" A Tye Kwan Film Company
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      202 6 [POSTAL iHT€LUC€NC€I I SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Scengei Liat (Op ten Noort) 2.30 p.m. Muntok (Op ten Noort) 2 30 p .m. Java, South West-Sumatra, S.-East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and Timor Dilly (Op ten Noort) 2.30 p.m. Burma (Sirdhana) 3 p.m. India, East North (Suisang» 3 p.m. Belawan and Medan
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      245 7 /%AĔ\ P,ONKBR 0F RAD IO ART AND SCIENCE WESTINGHOUSE Westinghou&e radios possess the following features:— I ■i ~■—i■■■ SENSITIVITY--s„ sensitive that a short *rC TH. indoor aerial suffices a wide reception. ji x SELECTIVITY—free from interference I f even under most difficult conditions. 1 'i jj\ TONE—Speech crisp ami natural,
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      175 7 tfflf You too want the /h-m tor This Oiling Business YOU HAVE THREE ALTERNATIVES 1 Without wishing to influence you unduly, we do suggest that j it will pay you to send your car to a TECALEMIT station such as Malayan Motors Ltd., Universal Cars Lid. Lyons Motors Ltd. 'Phone
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      133 7 Em it BABY SLEEP fctfOUGH? 'P. !.»'> i .1" t. H bo ir f:*t u.-.-k-- of life, ■•<•• i'i hi should -»tiii ii li I I T h.' 'I;»', In »c*«tit nl to his *tffily I] iitil.uif' h<! 'I i 'ii \> .mi». I. I much ile- -.uial hoalthy |i<
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      109 7 Wireless TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME Half An Hour Of Verse And Music TO-DAY'S Empire wireless programme 1 is as follows: 6.20 p.m. Big Ben. 'Prelude to Summer." Half a n hour of Verse and Music. A programme devised by Douglas Moodi. 6.50 p.m. The BB C. Dance Orchestra (Greenwich Time Signal
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      631 7 BERLIN, SHORT-WAVE I STATION Wireless Programme For To-Day THE wireless programme for to-day as announced by the German Shortwave Station. Berlin. Broadcasting House, is as follows: 4.05 p.m. DJB, DJN Announcement (Germ Engl German Folk Song Programme Forecast (Germ.. Engl.). 4.20 p.m. Woman's Hour: They plait and weave. 4 50
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      338 8 nir YOU MISS THIS GREAT MUSICAL COMEDY, YOU HAVE f ONLY YOURSELF TO BLAME 1 alhambra] skke —"mm"' I <^\ flc ns ,ni Sweet H JK% x f &k, heart-, of She Loves J U McNor o ft? W "V*/ i„ > f Emg and Kitty f f. v re
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      294 8 J PAVILION X Tke Movie atmo^nrms! I j |IL c\fc G Uso MI(KEV MOUSE in *j] I e4 "ORPHANS BENEFIT.' jj ill iTJi Jf=lr=lr^r=dr==Jr^r^r^r^f^l^r=dr=di=^ Never have such shrieks of laughter been heard before Last Night's Crowds were absolutely overjoyed I |«.ig|C A *Plf Oj|9.is| MATINEES: TO-MORROW SUNDAY 3.15 There's a
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      165 8 l CROSS EYES STRAKJHTENE]) Thompson Optical Co Qualified Eyesight Specialists. 5 Raffles Place (Frankels) R.A. Thompson Dr. of Optometry. Licentiate U.S.A.) M.O.L. London. 33 YEARS EUROPEAN CLINICAL EXPERIENCE. GLASSES IF NEEDED. t l j f j TRADE 6 LOTUS MARK I FACE BEAUTIFIER, v| (A British Empire Product). I Makes
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    34 10 Imperial Government, and constitutes a magnificent example, not merely to territories which enjoy British protection, but to territories which are actually British and where the matter of Imperial defence is one of intimate concern.
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    THE KING'S THANKS TO JOHORE
    626 10 j published yesterday a full report of the meeting of the Johore State Council at which it was resolved to make a gift ot £500,000 to the Imperial Government for the purpose of accelerating the completion of the defences of Singapore. To-day we record the
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    NATIONAL PARK FOR MALAYA
    81 10 Gift By Sultans Of Three States T° vu™ me OT te the Silver Jubilee Their Highnesses the Sultan* nf Pahang. Kelantan. and TrengganuThnvi decided to set aside an area?l?fng within the three States and comprising lome 000 square miles, as a National Park His Majesty has
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    INFLUX OF VISITORS
    69 10 Sultan Of Langkat And Party Singapore, Friday. THE influx of visitors to Singapore to attend the Silver Jubilee celebrations has started. Many ships have arrived from ieigrbouring places like Java. Sumatra and Siam carrying heavy comrlements of passengers, while a number of visitors have also arrived from
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    JUBILEE TELEGRAMS
    138 10 Special Rate To United Kingdom 1 In connection with the Jubilee celebrations a special letter telegram service between Malaya and the United Kingdom will be introduced from May 4 to 11 inclusive at a flat rate of $1.75 for ten words and 20 cents for each additional word.
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    THE RAMAKRISHNA MISSION
    86 10 A special prayer and thanksgiving service for Their Majesties the King and Queen will be held by Swami Bhaswarananda at the Mission premises 9 Norns Road, at 11 a.m. on Monday. May 6. Members and all interested are cordially invited to attend. The students of the Mission
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    Notes and Comments Trade In F.M.S.
    199 10 "JHROUGHOUT the period there has been a very considerable improvement in trading generally," states the Year Book for 1934 cf the F.M.S. Chamber of Commerce, adding that to a very great extent this may be attributed to the marked rise in the value cf
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    Fighting Disease
    243 10 JHE mild outbreak of smallpox which has occurred in Singapore, and which, it is hcped, has been confined to a small spot by the prompt and vigorous measures taken, is a further reminder of the vast importance of cooperation in health work between the princ pal ports cf
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    Some Nerve
    190 10 jyjALAYA'S scmewhat remarkable ro covery from the economc depression has apparently stimulated cd a p Malayan pensioners at Horn* to endeavour to induce the local Government to restcre the temporary allowances, which were withdrawn as an economy measure during the slump, on their pensions. They have not succeeded.
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    Revision Required
    116 10 REVISION of the pensions scheme, not restoration of temporary allowances on pensions, is required. A considerable sum of mcney, which could be used for development purposes, leaves this country in the form of pensions. As far as Malaya is concerned that money .s lost. We do net grudge
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    Topics Of The Day
    375 10 "Looker-On" A RACE meeting coincides with Jubilee Week. It will be a real jubilee for the lucky ones. A JL American motion picture producers ire gambling £1,400,000 on m* future of coloured films. It will be a black outit *»k fd* them if their experiment* end
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    King Delighted With Sultan's Jubilee Gift TELEGRAPHS TO JOHORE !
    217 11 King Delighted With Sultan's Jubilee Gift TELEGRAPHS TO JOHORE noble example to THE EMPIRE A Suggestion Vuxiliary Air Squadron For Singapore Reuter. London, May 2. JJIS Majesty the King has telegraphed to the Sultan of Johore expressing his delight to hear of the generous help His Highness and his State
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    A NOBLE EXAMPLE
    106 11 Princely Tact And Princely Generosity Reuter. London, May 2. THE Sultan of Johore has shown princely tact as well as princely generosity in his Jubilee gift, declares the Morning Post, in a leading article. "In these times, when the British tax-payer has so heavy a load to
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    FIRE IN NEW VESSEL
    135 11 Firemen's Fight On Eve Of Launching Reuter Wireless. London, Apr. 30. On the eve of her launching to-uay Are broke out in one of the holds of the Brocklebank twin-screw vessel Marwarri, just completed at Port Glascow. Firemen fought the blaze throughout the r.ieht. Plates became
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    SILVER JUBILEE
    61 11 The Buddhist community of Singapore will celebrate His Majesty's Silver Jubilee on May 6 at the Leong San Si Chinese Temple, Race Course Road, Singapore: Programme: Buddhist service 9 a.m. to ll a.m.. Jubilee meeting 11.15 a.m., photograph 12.15, reception 12.30 The Leong San Si Temple will be
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    THE FRANCO-RUSSIAN PACT
    320 11 Its Application In Case Of Aggression Reuter. Paris, May 2. THE Franco-Russian Mutual Assistance Pact consists cf five articles, according o the Petit Parlsien. They agree under the?e immediately to consult, tor the application of Article X of the League Covenant, in case of unprovoked aggression on
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    BROADCASTING IN SINGAPORE
    78 11 Offer To The Public Successful W E are informed by Messrs. Gattey and Bateman, the secretaries, that the public offer of shares in the British Malaya Broadcasting Corporation. Ltd., was successful, and the company is proceeding to allotment. The company has a nominal capital of $500,000 divided
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    MR. QUO TAI CHI
    105 11 Young Artist's Portrait Wins Academy Approval Reuter. London, Apr. 20. A feature of the Royal Academy exhibition, of which a private view is to be given to-morrow, is the portrait of Mr. Quo Tai Chi, the Chinese Ambassador, seated and wearing a bronze silk gown, by
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    JAPANESE GAOLED
    81 11 Firm's Money Missing: Arrest In Malacca Singapore, Friday. Convicted on a charge of criminal breach of trust, in respect of $120, a Japanese who had a previous conviction was yesterday sentenced to six months rigorous imprisonment by the Second Magistrate, Mr. N. Grice. It was stated that the
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    29 11 Mr W. E. Dyer, B.A.,Professor of History at Raffles .College, will address the Singapore Rotary Club at the uYncheon meeting at the Adelphi Hotel on Wednesday on "The Jubilee
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    VERY HEAVY SILVER MOVEMENTS
    196 11 Situation Gsts Mure Complicated Reuter. London, May 2. ONE of the heaviest movements in the history of silver was seen to-day when j spot silver fell 2 1 Bd. to 32 3 Bd. on heavy I selling chiefly from China. It is reported that America bought
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    FOREIGNERS ARRESTED
    207 11 Action By Japanese Authorities Reuter. Tokyo. May 2. A message from Taihoku states that a sailing boat with a crew oi three loieigners was arrested by the Japanese authorities a* south-east Formosa on Apr. 29 on cnarges of violating the shipping law and illegally survey-ng and protographmg the
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    NAVAL CHANGES
    81 11 New Commander-in-Chief Of Africa Station British Official Wireless. London, May 1. The King has approved the appointment of Rear-Admiral Francis Leftus Tottenham to be Commander-in-Chief of the Africa Station in succession to Vice-Admiral Sir R. G. R. Evans famous "Evans of the Broke," and as a member of
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    JUBILEE BALL
    56 11 The ball on H.M.S. Terror on May 10 will be one cf ;he outstanding items of the Jubilee Week celebrations. Through the co-operation of the Singapore Harbour Board, the Terror will be berthed opposite Godown 5 (gate 4). and patrons will be able to go on board under
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    IF GERMANY IS AGGRESSIVE
    146 11 Stern Warning WILL FIND BRITAIN IN HER PATH Reuter. London, May 2. £JIR Aus'e.i Chamberlain speaking in the Hou;e of I ommons and reierring to Germany's attitude, said: *iou cannot complain of encirc.ement if you refuse to sit down when you are inviled. "If Germany has
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    GERMAN AIR PRODUCTION
    554 11 Much More Rapid Them Thought Likely Reuter. London, May 2. Sir John Simon, winding up the debate for the Government, said that they stocri by the British Disarmament Mem orandum, which provided for a scheme to result in the complete abolition of military and naval aircraft. "Undoubtedly
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    190 HOURS FLOWN LAST MONTH
    90 11 Royal Singapore Flying Club's Record Singapore, Friday. ALL previous records of flown by "planes attached to the Rovil Singapore l ly:ng Club were broken last month, the total number of iuurs fl w n being 130 hours and 40 minutes. The previous record was 173
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    SERIOUS ARMED REVOLT IN PHILIPPINES
    217 11 MARINES CALLED OUT Radicals Capture The Municipal Offic2s Reuter. New York, May 2. A REVOLT, apparently by op« potent s of the proposed new constitution for the Philippine Islands, has broken out near Manila. Senor Manuel Quezon. President of the Philippines Senate, who is at
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    Immediate Increase Of British Air Forces ARMS PARLEY DEAD
    104 12 GERMANY REACHES PARITY Naval Threat Premier's Statement In Parliament IMPORTANT speeches in the Houwe of Common* reveal that .Minister?» and Opposition leaders are at one in condemning the «H-rmun attitude of re-arming without agreement. The Premier revealed thai llritain\ reply to
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    SPBMAKINE MENACE
    1925 12 London. May 2 THE eutvriv aWH ted debate on fcrejgn ullu rs fn tii» House ol Commons :'>-niRbt was notable for a firm declaration o! British policy by the Prime M -lister That he declared, "combines defence and collective security with international agreement upon armaments and neace It
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    BRITISH AEROPLANE MANUFACTURE
    117 12 Couid Easily Be Quadrupled Reuter. London, May 2. A BRITISH aeroplane manufacturer, interviewed by Reuter, declared that British firms' present annual output was 1.200 to 1 300 aeroplanes of all classes and that could easily be quadrupled without enlarging the existing plant or involving outside firms' assistance.
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    CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES AND WAR
    218 12 Sir Harry McGowan's Denial Reuter. London, May 1. THE accusution* that We ent*r airaagv- Stent* with other» for the put, <_> of provoking wars are too ridiculous foi cemment," declared Sir Harry McGowan, uifsiding at the annual meeting of irn-p»-rbil Chemical lm1u#«r<*6. During the last «even
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    JUBILEE FLIGHTS
    45 12 The China Travel Service, in conjunction with the Nanyang Chinese S'udent.V Society, has chartered one of the air liners of Quantas Empire Airways, Ltd.. for a series of short flights to take place on Wednesday at the Seletar Air Base from 2 p.m.
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    THE JUBILEE
    376 12 Ceylonese To Stage A Procession Singapore, Friday. THE Ceylonese Silver Jubilee Committee have planned to commemorate th» memorable day in the form of a procession on Monday, May 7. Mounted on a large lorry, a huge octagon will have beautiful oil paintings, depicting views of Ceylon, Cn each
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    JUBILEE PARADE
    116 12 How Ticket-Holders Can Co-operate IDMISSION to the enclosures on the Padang for the Jubilee Parade on Monday morning is by ticket only. Ticket holders are asked to co-operate with the officials in charge of the seating arrangements by bringing their tickets with them and by arriving not later
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    JUBILEE SOUVENIR
    182 12 Illustrated Programme And Guide In addition to the official programme issued by the Municipality, a profusely illustrated programme and souvenir in connection with the Singapore Jubilee celebrations is published by Messrs. T. B. Rogers and Co., Ltd. This is a large size production, with an attractive cover in
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    SMALL-POX CONTACTS
    74 12 114 Detained For Observation No fewer than 114 people who had been in contact with the seven cases of smallpox which were reported from the Kerbau Road area are being detained for observation at St. John's Island until the incubation period is over. So far no case has
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    UNITED STATES WAS DEPARTMENT
    135 12 President's Unprecedented Action Reuter Wireless. Washington, Apr. 3u BY an unprecedented action. Preside Roosevelt has ordered the Hoi.se Representatives' Military Commit et cease publication of evidence of the W Department's plans. The Preside] sternly warned the Committee he won exercise his authority as Commander-n Chief of
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    THE NEW WORLD
    276 12 Attractive Features For The Jubilee There will be four gala nor.-s;op dances with extension up to 2 a.m. tomorrow (Saturday) Monday. May 6 and Saturdays May 11 and 18. Splendid vaudeville items will be provided by Bob Calloway and wo i.opulai comedians. From to-morrow till May 11.
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    RATEPAYERS' ASSOCN.
    91 12 Petition Regarding Improvement Trust A meeting of the committee of the Singapore Ratepayers' Association will be held at the offices of the Association Hongkong Bank Chambers, on Tuesday, May 7. at 2.15 p.m. to approve of the peti ion drafted by the sub-connni' tee formed for .hat purpose
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    SEVERE EARTHQUAKE
    30 12 200 Killed And 500 Injured In Turkey Reuter. Istanbul, May 2. AVER 200 people were killed and 500 seriously injured in a severe earthquake in the Kars District.—Reuter.
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    FOUR SOLDIERS AND A MISSING MOTOR CAR EARLY MORNING THEFT
    744 13 Sequel To Geylang Escapade Singapore, Wednesday. p liera of Wiltshire RegiTames Perry, Alben Podgett, S'agfZ and John Courtney vrh the theft of a motor car Chinese made another appeale Mr. Norman Grice, the SeMagistrate. to-day. is another case against the
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    SILVER JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS
    389 13 Arrangements For Local Schools ELABORATE arrangements have been made for the entertainment of Singapore schoolchildren during the Silver Jubilee Ce'ebrations. In addition to Monday, May 6. all schools wii) have two days' special ho'iday. Tha days selected for the English Schools aiv Wednesday May 8 and Friday
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    STRAITS SETTLEMENTS ASSOCIATION
    575 13 Question Of The Civic Centre 1 NUMBER of interesting manors were discussed at the last meeting of the committee of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association. A member raised the question ot the new Civic Centre, pointing out that an Illustration recently published in the local press purports
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    76 13 The second combined bi-monthly religious of ihe Chinese Christian Afsociatkm and the Girls' Friendly Band, the Young Men's Friendly Band, the Boys' Brigade (Ist Company i and members of Prinsep Street Church will be held in the Straits Chinese I Presbyterian I Church, Prinsep Street, on Friday a* 3.15 p.m.
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    TWO-THOUSAND GUINEAS
    158 14 Aga Khan Gets First And Second Places j Reuter. London, May 1. THE race for the Two Thousand Guineas was run at Newmarket to-day over a distance of one mile, and resulted as follows: H. H. the Aga Khan's BAHRAM (Fox) 1 H. H. hte Aga Khan's THEFT
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    HOME SOCCER
    74 14 Results Of Mid-Week league Games Reuter. London. May 1. The following matches in the English Football League were played tc-dav FIRST DIVISION Everton 2 Sheffield W. 2. Grimsby 3 West Brcmwish A. 0. SECOND DIVISION Bolton W 2 Brentford 0. THIRD DIVISION (Southern) Aldershct 1 O. 1 Luton
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    THE ISLAND CLUB
    190 14 Draw For Colonial Cups THE following is the draw for the Colonial Cup Competition to be played at the Island Club:— Preliminary tound to be completed by May s:— (a) Dr. H. L. H. Lim and W. Mc Mullan v. W. Pearson and SurgeonLieut. Commander Curr.e. <b>
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    BADMINTON
    98 14 (i.T.S. Defeated Y.M.C.A. On May 1, the G. T. S. defeated the Y.M.C.A. in a friendly game of badminton at the former's court by 3-2. (G T. S.'s players mentioned first»:— Koh Lock Xum boat Lee Foo Ket-15-1. 15-5: L'm Chip Seng beat Tan Pentr Tuck 13-13 (0-5>. 13-13
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    BROADWAY MUSICAL PARTY
    39 14 All musicians are reminded that the final music oractice ill D-onaraticn for the forthcoming Jubilee and G World invtationa will be bold at Mr Hmry Chia's residence, 238, Tembe' Road. Ketone- On the 4th cf May.
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    Chinese Spring A Surprise On Wiltshires WIN BY ODD GOAL IN THREE IN FIRST DIVISION
    83 14 CRICKET CLUB'S SPLENDID EFFORT TO AVOID DEFEAT Singapore, Friday. TOHfS Chinese showed an excellent come-back to form in their First Division game yesterday when they beat the Wilts by the odd <roal in three. In
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    I EXCITING SOCCER
    481 14 Chinese Beat The Wiltshires PLAYING In the First Division of the S.A.F.A. League, the Chinese created a surprise when they defeated the Wiltshires a. the Anson Road Stadium yesterday afternoon, before a huge crowd. They gave their best display this season and were deserving winners by the
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    ' A GREAT RECOVERY 1
    531 14 A GREAT RECOVERY 1 Cricket Club's Splendid Effort AFTER being two goals down at the inter■P val, the S.C.C. yesterday made a great recovery in the second half, and drew level, but were forced to admit defeat by a goal scored by the Monopolies, a few minutes from time. The
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    S.R.C. TOO GOOD
    408 14 V.M.C.A. Beaten 6-0 In Friendly Game DLAYING on their own ground yesterday evening, the Recreation Club proved themselves to bp a much mor? formidable side than the V.M.C.A., whom they beat by s'x goals to nil, in a friendly soccer match. R. Barth, who is a newcomer
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    INTER-COLONY BOWLS
    258 14 Fraser And Neave's Cup I For the first time in Malaya, Inter--1 Colony Bowls matches were held at Penang during the Easter holidays, when in response to a challenge made by Penang, a party of bowlers from Singapore journeyed to Penang and met the Penang team. A handsome
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    AMICABLE B.P.
    31 14 Members of the Amicable B.P. arc notified that the. monthly meeting will be held at the Hon. Secretary's residence No. 93. KHiney Road, to-mcrrow (Saturday) at 2.30 p.m. sharp.
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    COUNTY CRICKET STARTS
    64 14 Victories For Kent h,d Sussex Reuter. London, M The County Cricket season yesterday. Kent defeated Leicestershire vesend by 198 runs. Kent: 242 (Woolley 1C5. Geai and 159 (Smith 7 for 58». Leicester: 110 (Lewis 5 for 12 (Freeman 8 for 40). Sussex defeated Cambridge U by an
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    MALAYAN BILL BILLBOARDS
    118 14 Hock Kiat Beaten Last Night Singapore. Frid.,v I OW Hock Kiat. the 1933 chamu• >a badly beaten by Goh Guan CI. n\ The lateer, who held the title in 1930 played a steady game from h- and reached 300 when his oppo t: a d only made
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    HOME SOCCER
    31 14 Lor dor., May 2 The following match in the N Sec'ion of the Third Division of English Footbail Leaeue was pla; day: Doncaster R. 0; Halifax T. L- R
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    First Day Of S.T.C. Summer Meeting WEIGHTS AND SCRATCHINGS
    524 15 s| < t KSSFUL DAY'S m'OKT PROMISED Singapore, Friday. Slimmer (Governors Cup) tin# of thr Singapore Turf 1! <>pon to-morrow at Bukit ml 1 lie it4 ligations are that :i .movable afternoon's sport is tore for racegoers. pit,, the heavy rain
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    THE SCRATCHINGS
    43 15 Race I—nil. Race I —nil. Race :i—nil. Race I—nil. Race •"»—nil. Race o'—nil. Race 7—Short Suit, Great Vlirador, Bruas, Little Mester. Race s—Great Hotidini, Mil(i ndale. All Engagements: Little Double Tote: Races Nos. 6 and s. Big Sweep: Race No. 7.
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    ROYAL SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB
    169 15 Preparation For Batavia Races I TO-DAY (Fridayi hero will be a race icr ihe G-me.re path's in preparation for the Batavia Races, smarting at 5.20 p.m. i There will also be the usual Friday afternoon races lor the B" and "C" Classes and on this occasion,
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    WEEK-END CRICKET IN SINGAPORE
    615 15 S.C.C. To Meet Selangor Club THE follow.ng are the principal cricket fixtures and teams for the weekend:— 5.6.C. V. SELANGOR CLUB I The following will play for the S.C.C. against the Selangor Club on Saturday and Sunday at the S.C.C. ground: R. A. Ashworth. C. G
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    Stars Are Eager To Accept Advice
    524 16 ALWAYS ANXIOUS TO IMPROVE Valuable Friendships SOME INTERESTING EXAMPLES piLM stars may rank high in th-.' Hollywood skies, but very few of them consider themselves too important to accept friendly advice from others. Throughout the lilm colony are to be found stars and featured
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    Screen Entertainment In Singapore
    896 16 Glimpses Of Some Forthcoming Films "DADIO Parade of 1935" which opens at the Capitol Thea.re on Monday, premises some:hine absolu. Ely unique in screen entertainment, presenting as it does rcnsteltetion ot s ars never before 'afhered togeTher in one film. No; only is each of ihe
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    "MARIE GALANTE"
    182 16 Leslie Fenton In New Role I ESLIE Fenton, who would always ru- ther be some place othe: than he happens to be, is slowing down. He's sti rrmly planted in Hollywood for a year .tow, without once dashing away to the cot iers of the world in search
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    WHAT PRICE GLORY?
    199 16 Strange Episode "In The Heavens*' i VL'iIAT price glory? Hollywood i.s I I ous for Its ExroyaJty and former dig- nii.-»ries elding cv; en existence in the nOries. Even current celebrities are sometimes f and at the studios, bul recently one ot the stiengest episodes in 'he
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    Malayan Planting Topics
    1703 18 The L'.P.A.M.—Need for The New Body—Extension Of Scope—Ultimate Objects—Prospects Of Idealisation (By "Pertinax") topic here under review is a big one and had better be treated quite simply. Not for this pen o talk of the Swan Song of the P.A.M.! —there is, in this case, no
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    Australian News By Air Mail ABORIGINES OF AUSTRALIA
    237 19 Kcmarkable Powers f0 M\il MCATING OVER |.0.N(; DISTANCE Sydney, April 18. ill: <' A? Francis, formerly MJP. )1 Kennedy, Queensland, in a idress to members of the l'Iu'd, said that the Australian r, ial possessed mental faculties to the white race. J
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    198 19 Ceremony In Goldfields Town Sydney. Apr. 20. V llodine, a goldfields town that has •prung up overnight, has had its first tedding. There is no church in this new con;■nunity; so the wedding was performed .a the open air. with a table set In the hade
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    WINNING FOR 30 YEARS
    84 19 Feat Of A Piece Of Needlework Murwillumbah, April 16. A- meeting of the committee of the Tv 1 Agricultural Society, the secritaiy •Mr Banner» said that he understood •ha, he needle and fancy work section badly needed revision. It v.ms stated to be badly out of
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    119 19 Lady Isaacs Condemns It Lady Isaacs, wife of the GovernorGeneral of Australia, speaking at the reception given in her honour at the Feminist Club, raised the subject of women's dress, and said that because of the bondage of fashion, women had lost some aesthetic sense and were
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    65 19 Wrestler Falls Out Of Ring On Her Sydney, Apr. 18. Mrs. Hilda May Newby was yesterday awarded £100 damages by a Supreme Court jury in her action against Leichardt Stadium Ltd. Mrs. Newby claimed £2,000 damages following an alleged injury received when the wrestler Tom Lurich fell
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    86 19 Syi'.ney, Apr. 21. A boy in Parramatta Hospital has been successfully operated on for removal of abnormal growth of bone below the knees, an affliction that has overtaken five other children of the family, but not the parents. The surgeon has to do a gcod deal of
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