Malaya Tribune, 11 May 1935

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaga's First National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXII.- -No. 11l SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1935 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: SuluTdav, ...ay 11, Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAx, MAY 11, 1935. FIVE CFN
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      106 1 irikne Dominant InzfAialaya THE L4ST THE ART OF WING Beee iMporten: I The East Asiatic Company, Limited., I SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PBMANti. I MILK THE PERFECT FOOD J FOR BABY I l j VOIR BABY 1 Blue Cross The Perfect Milk f ••ii •.t a ii»ii«iiaiiaitaiiaiiatiatiaitaiiatiaiiai<aiiait«i<aiißiißMßnaiiaiiaifai)«!>aiiai i jwmiiwiiMiiiiMiiMiiMii^^^ ONLY AT:—
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      89 1 CAMERAS —Ask to see, Hie "Contax" I PSfe "Super-Ikonta" The "Super-Nettel" The "Baby Ikonta" mwmmmmwmmwm\\mmwmmmwmm Himalaya Bouquet Those who do not use HIMALAYA BOUQUET TOILET PREPARATIONS 1 cannot know just how perfectly delightful they are. Perfumed with the I fragrance of flowers from the mountains, Himalaya Bouquet captivates /llv2?*W S
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    GIRL S' CORNER AUNT SALLY'S LETTER
    108 2 My Dear Girls, The past week has been one of great jubi.'iation and ceremonies and f suppose all of yon have been Very busy sightseeing and participating in these rejoicings. The mail this week has not brought in as many letters as usual, but
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    "Gamble"
    155 2 (B'j "Guak Chio Tar.") No one should be encouraged to gamble. It is very dangerous when we once get into the habit, as it ruins 'our character, health and wealth. It is not difficult to keep away from getting into this habit if we wish to because the saying
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    "Economy"
    134 2 (By "Pussy Cat") Some may think that economy cannot be practised without depriving themselves of the comforts necessary to procure happiness in their homes. This is altogether a mistake. Economy is the opposite to extravagance. People who are economical do not spend mone" foolishly on things that are not
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    Industry
    330 2 their hands; but. they can find no lasting peace or happiness, and they soon get tired. Lastly, industry gives a nan 'he satisfaction of independence. A s'caay worker who earns his living by honest toil, and owes no man anything can look the world in the face, being dependent
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      279 2 ITOCK TYPEWRITER CO. g] 28-A, CHANGE ALLEY, ft SINGAPORE. pi Telephone No. 2633. H Stockists ofEjka ffl Brand New rort- jp> 0 n3 able Typewriters, Ci 3 Also Dealers i n new secondhand S X Typewriters. In g REPAIRERS of all makes of Type- g writers. Calculators, Adding Machines, S
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      357 2 Found in Film on teeth «L f the germs of tooth decay! jV^*^^ Buried beneath an ever-forming film, this invisible enemy attacks cL X' jflSS* enamel and destroys the part JutSA beneath. To fight decay, you Wl < > must remove film every day. J This is what the scientist
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    Shipping News & Notices. THE QUEEN MARY TAKING SHAPE
    924 3 Shipping News Notices. THE QUEEN MARY TAKING SHAPE Work Being Carried Out In Great Secrecy IT is more than six months now since the Queen Mary, the great- Cunard-White Star liner which is being built as the last word in all arguments about the supremacy of the seas, was launched
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    DOLLAR LINERS
    220 3 Excellent Operation And Discipline P1X more Dollar Line ship captains have been formally advised by the U. S. Secretary of Commerce, Mr. Daniel Roper, that their respective "President" commands have passed the most rigid tests of department inspectors and found to be 100% safe and in "exCe'lent Condition"
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      398 3 STEAMER SAILINGS INDIA i*. O. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore. 1935. RAJ «UT ANA 17,000 May 10 HAfi'rlJA 11,000 Ma/ 24 UANGALORE 6,000 June 6 CARTHAGE 15,000 June 7 *A .VALPUDI 17,000 June 21 BHUTAN 6,100 July 4 X A (SAR I-HIND 11.500 July 5 BR-lAR 6,000
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      404 3 O.S.K. LINE j s.s. "HAWAIIAN MARU" (10,000 G. Tons) LEAVES SINGAPORE JUNE 9 direct for COLOMBO ist 3rd Deck. ll* $31.20 $17. For further particulars please apply to: I OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA, TEL. 5337—9. j M LLOYD TRIESTINO I (Incorporated in Italy). I EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY
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      213 3 N.Y.K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS. CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD.. (Incorporated in Japan). To London via Naples, Marseilles. Ncx* Sailings— 1935. M.s. YASUKUNI MARU May 15 s.s. HAKONE MARU May 30 s.s. SUWA MARU June 13 ss. FUSHIMI MARU June 27 ii. HAKOZAKI MARU July 11 MINIMUM FARES TO Ist class.
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      537 3 PASSENGER AMD FREIGHT SERVICE. TO GENOA, LONDON. ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From Spore. Malacca. Port Penang. M.S. Sham *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 ALSIA 16-7 16-7 17-7 19-7 BORINGIA 6-8 6-8 7-8 9-8 ERRIA 27-8 27-8 28-8
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      498 3 STEAMER SAILINGS NORDDEUTSCHEK LLOYD. llf# itm (Incorporated n Germany). The undemoted are the Company'a in tended fixtures: OUTWARDS. 198Y DONAU, for Man:la, Hongkong, S'hai. N. China Japan May 2: SCHARNHORST. for Marila, H'kong, S'hai, Yokohama Kobe June 3 FRANKEX, for Manila, Hongkong. S'hai, N. China Japan June *l HOMEWARDS. For
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      637 4 M. HASSAN, W 87, BRAS BASAH ROAD, SINGAPORE. We undertake all sorts of work 111 electrical, gas and water service lines. We give prompt attention to all orders eitlier big or small. Why noi consult us about your requirements j Estimate submitted upon requevst without charge or obliga- tion. 'PHONE
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      656 4 WANTED—At once, Manager to take independent charg? of a Theatre In U.F.M.S. Salary between $60 and .$lOO, according to qualifications. Security either in cash or for $2,500 essential. Apply with full particulars to P« No. 630, cfo Malaya Tribune. FOR SALK. 1930, 1931, 1932, AUSTIN 7, Lee Motors, Vrchard Road.
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      704 4 FURNISHED APPARTMENTS. Vacancy foi pne or two European gentlemen paying guests. Large airy terrace room wii-h full board. Mod. san. mod. terms. Eox No. 637, Malaya Tribune. NOTICE. THE SZE HAI TONG BANKING INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Twe.ity-E:gh:-h Annual General Meeting of Shareholders will be
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      263 4 TENDERS. Tenders are invited from approved Contractors for the erection of New Premises at Orchard Road for Messrs. Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. Plans and specification may be seen and full particulars obtained at the office of the Architects. Tenders clo/>e at noon on Tuesday, 21st. May, 1935. The Employers
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      213 4 BURMESE SPECIALIST, Professor KHOO 800 LONE, 331, Tanjong Pagar Road, opposite Empire Cinema. Singapore, has had 40 years experience in Rangoon. Undertakes to cure all chronic sick- £SL ness c s including|jp| Paralysis, Diabetes f**#|' Cancer, Asthma.l',. Sore throat, Rheumatism. Consult- ation free of charges, between 7 a.m. and 7
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      214 4 S GRAND I JUBILEE SALE I NOW ON!!! I 'drastic discounts being allowed Th is is an Opportunity for you t,i 1 purchase the Very Latest in CLOCKS WATCHES at RIDICI LOl Si LOW PRICES. 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD I (Near Middle Road). j MnMNMHWil 1 fcaj TRY SARSivPARILLA TONIC
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    Financial News & Views. LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1518 5 Financial News Views. LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS The following share quotations are issued by Fiaser and Co., and Lyall and Evatt:— MINING Singapore, Friday, 4 p.m. Fraser yall Value. Co. Lvatt. 4/- Ampat 43 49 43 49 £1 A. Kumbang 32 34 3i b 33 b £1 A. Malay 59
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    PARA RIVER ELECTRIC
    272 5 Launching Of Big j Schemes i <By Air Mail.) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Apr. 24. ELANS are now we!l advanced for the launch "ng of several important capital r:ccnstiuctiOn schemes. The "Evening Standard" learns that d'scussiens are now in progress aiming at a reorganisation of the
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    PETROL PRICES
    103 5 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.)» Ltd. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon $1.10 Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon $0.82 'hell Motor Spirit to 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon
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    STANDARD-VACUUM OIL CO.
    52 5 The following are the prices of Socony aaoUne and kerosene: BENZINE oeony Motor Gasoline (ex pump) -HT British Imperial Gallon $0.81 Micony Motor Gasoline (Vi drums) per drum $3.4* w*nnv Motor Gasoline tins) per tin $3.70 KEROSENE >"'<>t 's Imperial Brilliant (per tin) H4I Sylvan Arrow (per
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    PRODUCE
    208 5 Singapore, May 10. EL (Siami W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $158 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $145 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $142 Rice, B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $138 Rice B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $134 Rice. Siam Al
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    LANADRON RUBBER
    362 5 Dividend Of Four Per Cent. Declared London, Apr. 24. THE annual general meeting of the Lanadron Rubber Estates, Ltd., was held yesterday at 1-4, Great Towerstreet, E.C. Mr. Eric Macfadyen (the chairman» said that, while the company's income had balanced its outgoings over 1933 after three previous years
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    RUBBER SHARE ISSUE
    129 5 Inch Kenneth Kajang Offer At 2s. 6d. Premium The directois of the Inch Kenneth Kajang Rubb r have decided to make an Issue of 12.500 shares of £1 each. These are to be offered at a premium of 2s 6d per share to existing holders pro rata
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    EQUIPMENT FOR THREE LINERS
    67 5 Messrs. Rowan and Boden, Ltd.. Glasgow, have secured contracts, value at over £100.000. for marine equipment and decorations for he Cunard White Star liner Queen Mary, the Orient liner S rathmore. The orders include the supply of d££k compositions, deck coverings, decorative panellir/ plastic fittings, and
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    EXCESS OF OVER SIX MILLIONS
    359 5 Statement On Ceylon's Finances THERE is an excess of revenue over ex- pendk'ure of Rs. 6.085.691 far the first half of the current financial year of the Island. The Treasury statement for Marc a reveals the position. The revenue surplus over estimate for vhe month
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    MAURETANIA'S FITTINGS
    125 5 To Be Sold By Auction On Board! Ship The fitrings and equipment of the liner Mauretania, which has been sold by Cunard White Star, Ltd., ;o Metal Industries, Ltd., for scrapping, are 10 be sold by auction on beard the ship in Southampton Dock?, beginning on May I
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    101 5 OAILT PRICES Tor R.M.A. No L X JviiMwd Srnuiced bo«— Singapore, Friday, n M n Bayvt Seller*. No. I.X.R.SS. in cases (F. 0.8. May) 19% 19% Good F A.Q. in cases (F. 0.8. May) 18 H 16 18 13 W No. I.X.RS.S. (Spot, loose) (awardable Spore)
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      379 5 SAFEGUARDED INSURANCE. S) kmc r prem'ums c n insurance m nvt pretaction foi you. fan ly is ce.-a'nty. Bat than is Iways tho dancer Siat protection may he lost, wh°'i an accident diverts funds from tne insurance to meet cxp.n«(-s. The Asia Life offers a sure and exclusive way of
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      82 5 Nederlandsche Handel-Maaischappij, N. V. (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY). Established in Amsterdam, 1824. HEAD OFFICE: AMSTERDAM. WITh BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HAGUE, B ATA VIA, Branches throughout the DuUh tgr Indies and in the Straits Settlement*, lndm (Thins Japan and Arabia. China, J »P LONi>ON bawkKRS: The National Provincial Baa*, Limited.
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      28 5 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION. LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. HEAD C I'FICE: 1«D, Cecil St., Singapore. L. G. JOHNSON. General Manager.
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      184 5 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in Strait* Settlements). SUCCESSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTO., 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 BITLDING. CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH: 458, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee Swee
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW- TO-DAYS SHIPPING PASSENGERS BY THE RANCHI
    546 6 Singapore, Friday. Passengers by the P. and O. Ran. I which left Singapore for Europe at 9.30 this morning, include the following:— Miss H. Flint, Mrs. and Miss Ansley Young, Mr. M. E. Wright, Miss A. Jones, Sgn.-Lt.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    120 6 Hua Tong. British, 110 tons* from Muar 9.5. for Muar 10.5. Bcelongan, Netherlands. 578 tons; from Singkawang 10.5. for Riouw 14.5. Tobcali. Netherlands, 662 tons, from Bagan 9.5. for Bagan via ports 115. Map'a. Netherlands. 302 tons; from Indragiri 9.5, for Indragiri 12.5. Toba. Netherlands. 684 tons; from
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    106 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE I Singapore, May 11. j East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Nil. Main Wharf (Encrance Ga<e S> Raub 15; Jutlandia 13; Perseus 11: Bellerophon 6. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Kotohira Maru 30; Muncaster Castle 32: Kinta 34; Chinese Prince 37.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    75 6 Mails expected from Australia. Nctherlanas Indies, etc., by air time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 3.30 p.m. to-day and general delivery of letters 4.05 p.m. tc-day. Mails expected from Europe, eic, by air Imperial i. time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 8 p.m. to-mcrrow ana general
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    THE OLDEST POTATO?
    211 6 History (Joes Back 83 Years lf< [bourne, Victoria, Apr. l' 7. A p ita;\> which baa been curat! by smoke and heat, and kept dry for H.s years, is presumably, still a potato, but it has the appearance and hardness of Term Cotta. I' is an "iron
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    FLOCK OF SEAGULLS
    130 6 Ruin Pasture On State Farm Melbourne, Apr. 27. While the staff of the State Research Farm at Werribee. Victoi a. was enjoying Easter thousands of seagulls driven from the coast four miles away by bad weather, descended on the rich pasture paddocks ru ning rive acres. So
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    SEA LION FOUND
    101 6 Hcbart. Apr. 22. A large sea lion was found asleep on j a footpath in Netf| Norfolk, 22 miles from Bobart. A man en his way to work was *he first tc s. c the animal. A crowd gathered anc. tried to capture it. A rope was
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    HINDU ASSOCIATION
    43 6 Members of ,'.ie Hindu Association art reminded that the dinner party, group photograph, etc.. as published in the piogramme cf the Hindu Association in ccmmemcraticn o? the Silver Jubilee Celebrations, will take place to-day. > Sniurduy Members .u< kimll) requested to attend.
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    MONEY MARKET
    294 6 SELLING Singapore, May 10. London 4 months' sight 2|4 3.32 London 3 months' sight 2 4 ljl6 London 60 days' sight 2 4 132 London, 30 days' sight 2j4 London demand 2|3 31j32 London T.T. 2|3 31,32 Lyons and Paris demand 852 Hamburg demand 137 New York demand
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    MYSTERY AERO ENGINE
    136 6 To Undergo Tests In R A.F. Aircraft (By Ajr Mail). London, Apr. 25. A new British aero engine full details cf which cannot be revealed at the moment, is shortly to undergo tests in an aircraft cf a type wh ch .s now in use in the
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    YOUNG CONSERVATIVES
    99 6 Want Clear-Cut Policy For Their Party (By Air Mail). London, Apr. 26 Members of the Junior Imperial and Constitutional League want a clear-cut policy for the Conservative Party at the nex< ge.ieral election. n At a forthconrng conference they will submit the following resolution:— "That this conference believes
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    "INTERESTING IDEA"
    94 6 Remove The Rockies And Scrap The Panama Canal! Washington,. Senator Vandenberg, of Michigan, has received a striking suggestion from one cf hs constituents who thinks "that President Roosevelt's vast Work Relief projects are not big enough." "It would make more work, and accomplish better relief," the voter writes,
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    AMUSEMENTS
    77 6 ALHAivir:r.A "Before Dawn. 1 j APOLLO. —"Desavathar." j CAPITOL Radio Parade oi 1&35." EMPlRE.—Chinese picture. GREAT WORLD—Cabaiet Dane** Side-shows, Malay Operas, Chinese wa yangs.-Cinemas. Talkies, British Era c Fair, c c. HOLLYWOOD.— Kit/.; Kom MARLBOROUGH —"lie. nr. 1 :ti" Pari J NEW WORLD.--Caban Dancing Side-shows, Maiav Ooeras yangs. Cinemas,
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    VISITING GLASGOW
    134 6 Men Who Never Saw Train Or Tram (By Air Mail). Glasgow. Apr. A party of fourteen men wh,. have ncvci seen a train or a tram in thvr iV(>s aIC at present exploring Glasgow. They r me from the little island of Baria, the uu i Hebrides. Aftsr
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      389 6 j SINGAPORE HOTELS SEA VIEW HOTEL TO-NIGHT h MB X Lift I BUL= j *Jm\*L THE UNEMPLOYMENT FUND j pox COMPETITION -rI 12 PHIZES FOR LADIES GENTLEMEN. CONSOLATION PRIZE: "CHAMPAGNE SUPPER FOR TWO." DINNER DANCE MUSIC BY THE FAMOUS RELLER BAND DINNER t&M (including $1.00 to the Unemployment Fund) SUPPER
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      98 6 CLUB DIARY i [There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially .for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happsninqs o* general interest will still be included tn
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      99 6 Secretary's residence, 109, Waterloo I Street, 7 p.m. Dress Full Party's uniform. I Transport provided. Lam Chong Association: Jubilee j dinner, Mr. Koh Swee Gim's rcsidenc 0 232, Telok Ayer Street, 7.30. p.m. SUNDAY, MAY 12 United Chinese Amateurs: Single; tournament. "B" section, Ceylon Road, 6 a.m. and 5.15 p.m.
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      103 6 SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Indo-China (D'Artagnan) 2 p.m. Treneganu (Asdang) 2 p.m. Djambi (Toba) 3 p.m Netherlands Indies, Bagan and Bengkalis (ToboaD 4 p.m. Bardjermasin <Belawan) 4 p.m Laboean Bilik and Tandjong Balei (Rantau) 4 p.m. Muntok, Palembang and Pladjoc (Senang* 4 p.m. Pangkal Pinang iSenangi 4 p.m. Soengei Liat
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      340 6 DIARY Of T4« DAY 1 1 —£j j WHATS ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY. MAY 11 High Tides.—4 a.m.. 6.10 p.m. British Trade Fair, Great World. Singapore Races, third day. Jubilee Concert by Singapore Mv Society, Victoria Memorial Hall, 91« I p.m. Art Exhibition at Municipal Offices Football:
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      135 7 THE jWEATHERI IS TRYINGX ■ANDREWS lN THE MORNING MS Day succeeds day—sticky, B airless, stifling—and night <>-ji brings only fitful sleep, inj But you must carry on. S|| You cannot change the QS weather but you can face 10 it better if you enjoy the fitness which comes from IS
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      104 7 you wait until all your \Jy\ strength is used up and your love of life has vanished Medical 'X Sitnce cays: PREVENT/ON. Supply your > bodyonce more with the properhormones oftheinnersecretorial glands, which it has lost in the course of fl years by overwork, TJh *X nervous debility f\ =r*\t
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      350 7 Don't Ruin Your Smile! ...KEEP YOUR TEETH FREE OF UGLY STAINS WITH COLGATE'S DENTAL CREAM SMOKING will discolour sweetens and purifies the breath, teeth if you do not keep And Colgate's stimulates youf them perfectly clean, brilliantly gums, too—helps to keep thempolished with Colgate's Dental healthy, firm. Buy your tube
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      1715 7 Singapore Jubilee Berlin, short-wave! phohi, Holland empire programmes Programme station for week-end f Programmes For The l)ay By Day List Of The Programmes For The Week-End A Recital Of Popular Events Week-End Ballads v SATURDAY SATURDAY, MAY 11 T 82 61 853 Programmes for the week- (Station PCJ; Wavelength 19.71
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      495 8 THE MURDER MYSTERY SUPREME i AIHAMBRAI "BEFORE r==-' Tr=-J r==J r=J r=j r==j r=u r==J rrEJ-S, ;f^r^r^r==Jf^r=^ 5 ■*•*>. SEE SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT IN TO-MORROW'S SUNDAY I TRIBUNE FOR Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's EPIC OF THE WILDS jjj The Female Tarzan I WT'SEQUOIAI 1 Metro (Pronounced "SEE-QUO-YAH**) jj A Girl (ll)ddc s ot fading
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      165 8 A NEW LOVELINESS CAN BE YOURS in this tvay Look at yourself carefully in the mirror. Wouldn't a touch of colour make a marvellous difference to your whole appearance? Not mere "makeup,*' but a healthy bloom to your cheeks and a natural brightening of the lips. You can see it
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      282 8 iuiuiiiinii:ii!fi:iiiiri.'rMi j,, ii,, 11 "You are sure of a good laugh from this picture"—Free Press. I SEASON FURTHER EXTENDED! MATINEES TO DAY TO-MORROW, AT 3.15 P.M. gAYHJOH TOM WALLS IB Ben Travers' spiciest comedy "LADY); IN DANGER' Gaumont-British Picture, with YVONNE ARNAUD& ANNE GRE^ Also Special Jubilee Attraction 4 THE
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    POISON PEN OF SECRET ENEMY
    558 9 Widow's Death Sequel VILLAGE CAMPAIGN OF SPITE (By Air Mail London, May, 1. gUPT. Brett, Deputy Chief Con stable of Sussex, and officers engaged with him in the investigation, believe they have identified the writer of a batch of "poison pen' letters filled with accusations
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    AVIATRIX CRASHES
    51 9 Amy Mollison In Mishap In England London, Apr. 30. MRS. Amy Mollison, most famous l woman flier of Great Britain, crashed m attempting a landing to-day. The under-carriage of her plane was wrenched away and the machine skidded dangerously, and was otherwise slightly damaged, but Mrs. Mollison escaped
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    POSSESSION OF GANJA
    241 9 Kuala Lumpur Indian \Kmed $20 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. For being -in possession of 12 packets cf ganja, a young Indian, Suppiah, was lined $20, in default, two weeks' rigorous mprisonment, by Che Maroff, in the First Po ice Court yesterday. An old Chinese
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    TOOK POISON BY MISTAKE
    105 9 Youth's Plea On Charge Of Attempted Suicide (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. A young Chile se named Low Kco Moon was charged before Che Marci: in the First Police Court yesterday, w mpted suicide. Mr. A. E. jaKeman. Chirf Court In spector, stated that
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    AMELIA EARHART
    45 9 Record Solo Non-Stop Flight Reuler. New York. May 8. Amelia Earhart landed at New York after completing the first solo non-stop iiehl from Maxico City to New York, 100. miles, in 14 hours 28 minutes, which is a new record for the trip.---Reuler.
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      359 9 r-''iT7?'-?irT-IN COMMEMORATION of I HIS MAJESTY KING GEORGE'S SILVER JUBILEE. i h China Travel Servico b con junction with the Nanyang Chinese Stu- I Society have chartered one of the luxurious air liners of Quanta* Empire 1 rwaya (Agents Mansfield Company) for a series of short flights to take I
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES REQUIEM MASS.
    46 10 There will be a Renuiem High Mass for the soul of the la He Mrs. Margaret Rogina Pestana at the Cathedral of the Gx>d Shepherd, on Tuesday, the 14th May "at 6.30 a.m. The attendance of friends and relatives are kindly solicited.
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    DEATH.
    66 10 Mrs. Low Keng Hcck (nee Koh Kim Neo), on 10th May, 1935, at 5. Lcrong B, St. George's Road aged 65, leaving two sons, Low K m Puay and Low Kim Chua. on. daughter. Low Liang Neo, cne daughter-in-law (Mrs. Low Kim Chua) and one gra idson to mourn
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    A LOOK AROUND
    650 10 eyes are on the Philippines tor the moment and those islands, so iong under the nomination of white races, will provide much food for thought in the next few years. tilipinos, men and women, are now voting in a plebiscite o.i the ..ew coat j 111 kl
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    DANCE AT SEAVIEW
    109 10 Interesting Programme For To-Night jjWELVE pr.zes, contributed by local firms including John Little's Whiteaway Laidiaw and Co., Ltd., Frankel Bros., Kelly and Walsh. Rene Ullmann, ihe B.A.T.. Kim Ann, Maison lnterlandi and others will be distributed at the dance at Seaview Hotel to-night in aid of the
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    SILVER JUBILEE FUND
    61 10 Nearly $23,000 Subscribed In Singapore THE fifth list of subscriptions to the Singapore Silver Jubilee Fund is as follows:— Already acknowledged $20,242.60 H.E. the Governor 500.00 East Asiatic Co., Ltd. 500.00 Mr. Tang Ean Kiam 500.00 M. S. E. Angullia Wakoff Estate 1,000.00 Dr. and Mrs. P.
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    29 10 His Excellency the Governor has been pleased 10 appoint the Hon. Mr. Justice W. Barton to act as Chief Justice, Straits Settlements, with effect from May 10, 1935, inclusive.
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    Notes and Comments Sakai Or Sladang?
    195 10 QUR Ipoh contemporary is not at all enamoured of the announcement by Their Highnesses the Sultans of Pahang, Trengganu and Kelantan to set aside a considerable area of their respective territories for the creation of a National Park. Our contemporary objects to the proposal
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    Cameron Highlands Trout
    170 10 to th? minutes cf the last general meeting of the Cameron H ghlands Society, it would appear that he experiment of introducing trout into the hill streams promises tc be successful. The ova were landed at Penang from England and Mr. Birtwhistle, Director of Fsheries, S.S. and
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    Good Work
    227 10 point emphasised m ths minutes is tha in an average peculation of 2 360, including estate ax there was a death rate of 10.5 per m.lle, which is remarkable for a country In the initial stages of development. Of these deaths, none were primarily due to malaria and
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    A Malacca Ambition
    159 10 JHE Straits Settlements (Malacca) As. sedation > imbued with a desire to ake an active part in Municipal affairs and to that end it has wiitten the i Manic pal Secretary suggssting that provision might be made for the Association's nomine? to sit on the Comm ssion
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    Topics Of The Day
    307 10 By "Look. r-Or,- JJERE is another instance of having lo go abroad for news. A The Western Daily Press and Bristol Mirror recently recorded the death of the Regent cf Kedah, and stated that a Br stolian was in the service of the Sate "as military
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    Six People Injured In Local Padang Explosions PANIC AMONGST CROWD
    490 11 SEVERAL PUSHED INTO SEA Fireworks Display Two Boxes Prematurely Blow Up Singapore, Saturday. HFHILST thousands of people were watching the Japanese daylight orks yesterday, in the vicinity of Padang, a serious accident occurred resulting in injury to six people. GALLANT
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    ROTARY CLUB
    37 11 Professor Swellengrebel, the world-re-nowned malariologist. will be the speaker at the luncheon meeting of the Singapore Rotary Club at the AdelDhi Hotel on Wednesday. His subject will be, "What Maiuya did for the World's Maiaria."
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    21 11 New York, May 11. The death is announced of Mr. Herbert Winterspoon, General Manager of the New York Metropolitan Opera Company.—Reuter.
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    SUCCESS OF EMPIRE BROADCASTS
    124 11 8.8.C. To Instal Higher Powered Transmitters I British Official Wireless. London, May 10. THE British Broadcasting Corporation announces that in view of the success achieved by the Empire Services, it has been decided to extend the station at Daventry by the addition of two short wave
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    "HIGHWAY CODE"
    145 11 To B? Distributed Free To Road Users London. May 10. "•IFTEEN million copier, oi the new J Highway Code." ihe object of which is t cr -u"."> T reful and cors±v-" 'Ht" apV: r lor of 'he rules of the road by all users of public thoroughfares, whether
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    BANDITS IN CHARHAR
    69 11 Shangha', May 11. The bandits under General Lvi Kwei Tang have re-entered Chuenhua, in Charhar. The Charhar Provincial Government are sending troops to Chuenhua to suppress the bandits. The Overseas Affairs Bureau in Shanghai, after a meeting with the Police social bureaux, has decided to send back
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    TREASURY BILLS
    49 11 British Official Wireless. London, May 10. The amount applied for in tenders for £35.000.000 Treasury Bills was £116.215.000. The maximum amount was adcUed in bills at three months. The average ra;e per cent, is 10 0.03 d.. as compared with lOl.Old. a week ago. —British Official Wireless.
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    CHINA DROUGHT
    45 11 Shangha\ May 11. A drought has broken out in Hsuchow and Haichow owing to lack of ram for a month. A heat wave has been In existence for seven days. The temperature is 83 degrees indoors and 87 outdoors. —Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    JUBILEE BALL ON H.M.S. TERROR
    375 11 Spores Most Original Entertainment Singapore, Saturday. THE Jubilee Ball held on H.M.S. Terror last night proved an overwhelming success from every point of view in addition to being one of the most original entertainments ever heM in Singapore. The proceeds of the Ball have not
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    BALKAN CONFERENCE
    141 11 Reuter. Bucharest, May 10. j A CONFERENCE, of signatories to the Balkan Pact, nemely, Rumania. Yugoslavia, Greece and Turkey, held to discuss political and economic Questions, was opened this afternoon. It is believed that the Conference will decide to oppose the restoration of the Hapsburgs and the rearming
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    UNEXPECTED ROYAL VISIT
    421 11 To South-West London HUGE WELCOME BY CROWDS British Official Wireless. London, May 10. QUITE unexpected by the general public, the King and Queen this morning went tor a long drive through South-West London. They crossed the river and passed through Eattersea Clapham and Wandsworth, where they admired
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    SIAM & MAJOR NUNN'S REPORT
    85 11 SIAM MAJOR NUNN'S REPORT Many Landing Grounds Available (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, May 10. THE references in Major Nunn's recent report after his aerial tour on the difficulties of the Rangoon-Bangkok-Malaya passage, are not shared by Siamese aviation circles, which point out that either a landing ground or an
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    CANTON OFFICIAL SHOT
    222 11 Alleged Plotting Against Government Hongkong. May 10. Mr. Chu Chiu Kwan, a former Chief of the Canton Police, was shot at Chungshan on Wednesday for alleged plotting against the Government. His arres. was ordered by General Chen Tsi Tang, the commander-in-chief of the Canton forces. Mr. Chow
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    MARSHAL CHIANG
    98 11 To Reorganise Yunnan Administration Shanghai May 11. Accompanied by his wife, Madame Soong Mei Ling. Marshal Chiang Kai Shek arrived in Kwanming, in Yunnan, by a r yesterday afternoon. He was welcomed by General Lung Yun, the chairman of the Yunnan Provincial Government, and officials and civilians at
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    GERMANY'S ARMY AND AIR FORCE
    137 11 Chinese General's View MOST MODERN IN THE WORLD Reuter. Berlin, May 10. i tf THE Chinese Army will be reorganised on the German model/ declared General Tv Chi Chen, Chief of the Military Academy at Canton, who ffas been here for two-and-a-hall months studying the
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    DANGER OF ATTACK FROM THE AIR
    128 11 Plans To Safeguard Civilians British Official Wireless. London, May 10. IT is understood that in the on defence to be held in the House of Commons on May 22. the ovmt ®al Government speaker will M"\ "nirtey Baldwin. Among die many aspects of '<li
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    IMPERIAL CONFERENCE
    94 11 At End Of Next Year Or Early In 1937 British Official Wireless. London, May 10: The newspapers state that th r dale and place of the next Imperial Lmvi ference was discussed a. yesterday!? meeting and thai it l .va.> provi m 1: y decided that this should
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    COURT USHER'S SUICIDE
    363 12 Hotel Tragedy DEATH FROM LYSOL POISONING Singapore, Saturday. DIB on my own liking—no blame to others." Those were the Words which appeared on a piece of paper which was found in the room in which Mr. M. Subramaniam, former Civil District Court usher, was found with his
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    BRITISH INTERESTS IN TANGIER
    122 12 Steps To Sscure Adequate Safeguard British Official Wireless. Lonon. May 10. £TEPS arc being taken by the British v Government to apnroach the other Powers signatory to the 1923 Tangier Statute which is the instrument governing the administration of the international zone. Thi; course is being
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    MR. G. F. DE SOUZA
    305 12 Death Of A Singapore Pianist The death of Mr. George Frederick uc Souza, on y son of the late Mr. Simon C oouza, took place at his residence, Queen Street, Singapore, on May 8 j Mr de Souza had been ill for the last tnree
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    JAPAN'S "NO" TO BRITAIN
    228 12 "Will Take Her Own Lin? In China" Tokyo, Apr. 5. BLANK refusal to accept any mediation by Gr at Britain in the dispute between China and Japan <as was urged by several speakers in the House of Lords debate recently), and severe criticism of Sir Alexander
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    TRAVANCORE MUSLIMS
    364 12 Celebrations In Honour Of The Jubilee A pleasing ceremony in honour of the Silver Jubilee of His Majesty the King took place on Monday (May 6th) at the Travancore Muslim Association Fremises. A large Union Jack was flown in front of the buiiding and the hall was gaily
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    "TOO OLD AT 21"
    128 12 Adults' Precarious Position In Distributive Trades Manchester, Apr. 24. "It used to be said that a man was too old at 40. "Now we can say. too old at 21.' Such was the remark made by Mr. J. R. Leslie, the gejieral secretary of the National
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    PRINTERS' ERRORS
    79 12 Koran To Be Confiscated In Egypt Alexandria. The latest addition of the Koian, printed by the Government Press, amounting to thousands of copies, is to be confiscated throughout Egyptian texritorry by the Egyptian Government. This is the sequel to representations made to the Premier by the Rector of
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    NINE MONTHS IN GAOL FOR DUKE OF MANCHESTER PAWNED MOTHER'S JEWELLERY
    122 12 Reuter. London, May 10. fJHHE Duke of Manchester was sentenced to nine months' imprisonment at the Old Bailey for obtaining an advance of £650 "ironi a pawnbroker on jewellery belonging to his late mother s estate, which he stated
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    ACCIDENT TO FLYING CLUB PLANE
    158 12 Overturned By Sudden Gust Of Wind AWING to the sudden change cf v weather and the strong wind which accompanied it. one of the seaplanes belonging to the Royal Singapore Flying Club, While being towed out on the Water preparatory to making a flight, was
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    MARTIN INSULL
    117 12 Warrant Issued For His Arrest Reuter. Toronto, May 11. A WARRANT for the arrest of Mania Insull was issued by Mr. Justice Hope on information sworn by the United States Vice-Consul. The warrant is a preliminary to an application for the extradition of Martin Insull. who is wanted
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    STRUCK DEAD BY LIGHTNING
    40 12 Madras. Apr. 27. A Ramnad message says that two Pa il brothers, wild- ploughing a field in their village, were struck dead bv light nine near Kamuthi which suffered heavily as the result Of a hai'storm.
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    "BEFORE DAWN"
    212 12 Mystery Thriller At The Alhambra THE CINEMAS WARNER Oland, the famous Charlie Chan of the screen, takes a new role in "Before Dawn," the screen Version of whj.t is believed tc be Edgar Wallace's last mystery story written before his death, which opened at the Alhambra Theatre yesterday.
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    "Sweet Adeline" At The Roxy
    59 12 Irene Dunnf [a seen in a charming role ir. "Sweet Adeline." the Warner Bro«. musical romance now showing at the Roxy Theatre. Others in the cast include Donald Woods. Hugh Herbei-t, Ned Spark and Joy ph Cawthorn. A traveloeue on Paris and a musical short,
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    TO BE MODERNISED
    175 12 Regular Pay For Madrid's Nightwatchrnen i I Madrid. Madrid's nightwatchman, some 800 of them, are to be modernised. In the. 'modernisation" is included the supplying of uniform and regular pay. Hitherto the "Sereno," as he is known, has earned his living in a precarious manner, relying on
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    CITY FATHERS AS HOSTS
    209 12 Governor At Municipal Reception Singapore, Friday. ABOUT 1,200 people attended the "At Home" given by the Singapore Municipal Commissioners on the padang yesterday eveming. They included H. E. the Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas, Lady Thomas, Miss- Bridget Thomas, Sir Andrew Caldecott and the officials ana civic
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST
    462 12 League Of Nations' Bulletin Th.3 following is the heath bulletin Of the League of Nations Eastern Bureau, Singapore, for the week ended May 4:During the week three eastern ports have notified the presence of human plague, namely, Bhagdad, Bassein and Saigon—each reporting one case. Alter an
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    BRITISH WEEK
    40 12 British Official Wireless. I London, May 10. The Duke and Duchess of York will visit the Universal and International Exhibition at BrusseL, during British Week, which will be held there from June 26 to July 2,-British Official Wireless.
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    STOCK MARKETS
    42 12 British Official Wireless. London, May 10. Sterling on New York Is 4.35%. Paris 733 i. Stock Markets are an let. although aircraft shares are again very firm. War Loan 3V-> per cent, is 105-15 1G Gold 143 sd.—British Official Wireless
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    SIR DENISON ROSS
    36 12 British Official Wireless. London. May to. The Royal Asiatic Society's triennial gold medal, foundeii to nonour exceptional distinction in orientalism, was represented yesterday by ihe Persia'i Minister to sir DenaJon Roj*.—British British Wireless.
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    ALLEGED ARMED ROBBERY
    137 12 On Lonaly Island Near Singapore Singapore, Saturday. k CHINESE family, believed to bo fisi A ing folk, living on Pulau Lama ner Singapore, were the victims of an arme robbery on Tuesday night. The reoi reached the Detective Branch cn.y morning, ;ae victims bavin? maa<~ journey by
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    CASTE RIOT
    168 12 1 Thltte Killed And Many Injured I I I Madras, Apr. L.;. A MESSAGE from Berhampore (in the Gan.iam district) rays that the P made 60 arrests following a riot which place in Summandi and Sui ia villages, near Ichapur. Th? fight was among fishermen and three men
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    SEA SERPENT AGAIN
    153 12 Loch Ness Monster Emerges From Retirement London, Apr. 22 The Easter holiday has, as one might, perhaps have expected, resulted in tho emergence from its well-deserved obscurity of that almost mythical crature, the Loch Ness Monster. After lying dormant, cne supposes, for the last nine weeks, the
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    BROADCASTING
    90 12 Station To Be Opened In Madras Ootacamund, Apr. 27 II is understood that the broa.'lcastir adviser of the Madras Government hu submitted plans of estimates for a 20-kw. ni:d um-v/ave broadcasting station, whicl it Is th? intention of the Government <• India is establish in Madras aft r cstab
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    WOMAN FINED
    45 12 London. Apr 27 Thelma Lynch, a yound woman, was fined £1 in Kobart Pol cc Court for hay ing stolen ribbons from wreaths in Anzac Memorial avenue on Anzac Day She said she had taken them as they would be useful for sewing.
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    SEQUEL TO HARBOUR COLLISION
    424 13 Conclusion Of Court Of Inquiry Singapore. Friday. i.ion of an inquiry to I he circumstances attending oi the Asiatic Petroleum tor launch Makota and the motor launch Simbang of! 1 ia the Telok Ayer Basin Mr. W. S. Gibson, the Civh |ge decided to give a
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    ALLEGED HOLD-UP
    125 13 Cooli; Said To Have Been Robbed j Singapore., Saturday. ANOTHER robbery is reported to hav e occurred yesterday. It appears that a Tamil coolie employed at the Air Bass was cycling into town when he was said to have been held up by two compatriots and relieved of
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    NEW WORLD FAIR
    217 13 Visited By Over 8,000 Schoolchildren Singapore, Friday. Orel aght thousand schoolchidroo were afforded a happy time at the New World Fair this afternoon which has been thrown open to them. Boys from all the English speaking schools, Japan eae as well as private schools had all the
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    29 13 The Hon, Sir W. C. Huggard. Kt. Bach., X.C.. LL.D., Chief Justice. Straits Settlements. ha.s been granted six months and twenty-six days' full pay leave commencing from May 10.
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    35 TRAITORS SENTENCED
    337 13 Plotted Armed Risings All Over India Calcutta, May L THE Special Tribunal yesterday passed the following sentences <>n the 35 members of a revolutionary gang, belonging to various provinces, cha:g-l with waging war against the King: Six were tentcnred to transportation for life: Three to 10 years*
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    GAZETTE NOTIFICATIONS
    80 13 Singapore. Friday. A Straits Settlements Government Gazette issued this evening contains the following notifications:—Mr. R. J. F. Curtis to act as Collector of Land Revenue. Penang; Mr. A. Williams to act as Registrar, district judge and magistrate. Malacca; Mr. G. C. C. Blrkstad to he a rubber regulation
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    OUR HEADERS VIEWS
    89 13 Letters TV The 4 EMtor 9 {Our readers e:e invited to write f< us on subjects of cubiic interest. 1 must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" does net necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspond ents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS SRI Eh AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double
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    Estate Dressers
    725 13 (To the Editor, the Malaya Tribune' Sir.—I shouid like to draw attention to the position of dressers on rubber estates m this country. These dressers, after passing through the required examinations held by the medical departments, are allowed to work and practise the science of heating in estate
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      64 13 EASTERN EXTENSION Tho Ea itcrr Ex ension Teiegraph Company announces that the ransit time on full late telegram* from Singapore to London c:i May io were aa follows: Telegrams handed m uu to 5 P.m., 6 minutes. Telegrams handed in up ID oM p.m 12 minu'es. Telegrams handed in up
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    Jubilee Cup Day At Bukit Timah Athlacca Funcied For Big Race
    560 14 Selections For Third Day Of Summer Meeting Singapore, Saturday. rjiO-DAYS rating at Bukit Timah. toe Third Day of the Singapore Turf Club's Summer (Governor's Cup) Meeting, should attract a very large crowd as the day ha i bean speciaJly
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    SUSSEX SCORE 537 FOR 9 v. WORCESTER
    180 14 South Africans Win By An Innings London, May 10. THE following are the results of the j Coventry cricket games which were j started on May 8: Sussex defeated Worcestershire at j Worcester by an innings and 86 runs. Wc rcester: 291 (Walters
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    HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE
    52 14 ISaer And Schmeling To Meet In August Reuter. London, May 10. lIKRK Walter Rothenburg, the (ierman promoter, announces thai subject to obtaining the II» me Office permit, which he expects in a few days. Max Baer and Schmeling will meet at Wembley Stadium for the world's title on
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    NEW AIR RACE TO AUSTRALIA
    362 14 Only For Passenger-Can ying 'Planes THE possibilities of an England-to- Australia air race for passenger- i carrying machines only are being* investigated by Mr. R. L. Butler, the South Australian Premier, now in London on his first visit. Mr. Butler is Chairman of the South
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    THE SCRATCHINGS
    42 14 Race 1— Wattle Ash, Mitsou. Race 2—Buccaneering. Race 3—Vandal. Race 4—Nil. Race s—Nil. Race 6—Lady Agnes. Race 7—Great Mirador. Race B—Strathpeffer, Short Suit. All engagements: Mitsou, Vandal and Great Mirador. Double T«>te: Races 6 and 8. Big Sweep: Race 8.
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    MUSLIM ISLAND SPORTS
    42 14 Owing to the Jubilee celebrations, the heats for the Muslim Island Sports which were to take place on Sunday are indefinitely postponed. All competitors will be notified individually in due course as to the date of the heats i
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    OUR SELECTIONS
    82 14 RACE ONE Win: Sir Theobald. Places: Queen's Course and Herbe Foße. RACE TWO Win: Starlight. Places: Xumero Treize and Oratorio us. RACE THREE Win: Pico Blanco. Places: Snowiass and Kuala Laddie. RACE FOUR Win: Red Carp. Places Ernst and Xahgoo. RACE FIVE Win: Singing Bird. Places: Relief and
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    ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL
    236 14 Interesting Games Next Week The following have been invited to play association football ior SCC "B" XI v Government Monopolies on Tuesday, May 14, at S.C.C.: R G o Stroobach; F. G. Heath and pc. 8. Wilson; D. Alexander, G Child and J. M. Blander; H. Olsen, V
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
    459 14 Match Against Island Club On Sunday THE following are the teams and starting times tor the above four-ball match to be played at Bukit Dinah on Suuday morning May 12 (Island Club players mentioned first): 8.30 S. N. Kelly and Dr. H. L. H. Lin: v. M.
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    Y.M.C.A. BEATEN
    62 14 v ie^S^ lal Athletlc Party defeated the liJ S A on Thursday last at the V.M C.A. ground by 2 goals to 1 Scorers:—Yeow Cheng Hoe and Ng Peng Cher. Parties or Clubs desiring to have friendly matches with the Social Athletic Party may communicate with the Asst
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    GREAT JUBILEE HANDICAP
    153 14 I Probable Starters nf j Jockeys Reuter London. May n; THE following are the probable and Jockeys for the Ore..; T-ih' Handicap to be run at bl e morrow over a distance of one furlongs TUo Wychwood Albot Harry \v r p Alcazar Contoneaster c < Vp
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
    24 14 The usual monthly m:x competition will be played afternoon. May 19 The Band of the Wilts] will play from 6.30 p.m
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    COMING FIGHTS AT THE NEW WORLD
    141 15 Japanese v. Filipinos VTTK UT1VE CARD FOR THURSDAY Singapore, Saturday, ill;, Dell's next promotion will take i»I ,.lace on Thursday, May 16, at the New Worl(1 Arenaj[, pre.- nting a double feature which the recent arrivals j a t,an and Manila will participate. •STAR"
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    Y.W.C.A. TENNIS
    223 15 Results ()t Championship Ties The following are the results ol tie:-, played in the Y.W.C.A. Tennis Championship: SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP Miss E. Smith beat Miss D. Fones 6 -2. 6—o. Miss S. Nathan beat Miss L. Pereira. wo. Miss G Nathan beat Miss S. Nathan. G_l. 2—6. 6—l Mrs
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS
    232 15 Next Week's Ties In Spring Tourney THE following are vhe tournament ties fixed for next week: MONDAY, MAY 13 SINGLES CHAMP.:—Dr. P. K. C. Tyau v. Arthur Lim; C. K. Pang v. Choo Keng Kiat. SING. HAND. "B":-Scon Eng Kiat v. Lee Fong L:m; Tan Wan Liat v.
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    NOT BADLY HURT
    60 15 Max Baer Returns To His Camp Reuter. Astbury Park, May 10. MAX Baer was not badly hurt and left hospital and returned to his camp. He stated that the .wadding from a blank cartridge used for noises struck him over the heart and burned his chest. His
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    A.C.S. SPORTS
    55 15 The AnfJo-Chinecc School will hold heir twenty-sixth annual sports on Friday, May 17. at i ac Jalan Besn'Rtad*um. Two events will be open 'o Old Bcvs: 100 Yards Handicap "for those above Half Mile <for those who are 30 and under i. Entries —on the field. Guardians, friends
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    SINGAPORE CHESS CLUB
    487 15 Annual Report For 1934 THE following is the annual report of the Singapore Chess Club to be presented at the annual meeting to be he.d at the Adelphi Hotel on Friday, May 17, at 5 p.m. The last annual general meeting was held on Friday, June 8,
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    TO-NIGHT'S FIGHTS POSTPONED
    52 15 Aide Injured While Sparring Singapore, Saturday. npnE between Al Rivers and Young Aide which was arranged to take place at the Great World to-night, has been postponed. Aide injured his right arm in sparring and has been medical*.advised not to fifrJM fo-nlgbt. The next date will be
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    62 15 Matches To Be Started At The Week-End The following County C:ickct fixtures will be started cn Saturday: Middlesex v. Worcestershire at Lord's. Surrey v. South Africans at the Oval. Hampshire v. Kent at Por'^mouth. Derbyshire v. Yorkshire at Chesterfield. Leicestershire v. Sussex at Leicester. Nottinghamshire v. Gloucestershire at
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    Malayan Planting Topics
    219 16 Further Points About The U.P.A.M. Obstructive Opinions Supply And Demand Of Labour The Settler Habii Recruiting (By "Pertinax n JN reverting to some points which were touched upon last week there may seem to be almost repetition, but only increased clearness is intended. It is only possible
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    Labourers' Views
    194 16 The opposition to ihe scheme, coming from .the quarter it did. was so unexpected, and seemingly unjustifiable, thai l proceeded to tackle this new brand oi "conscientious objector." It wab no C*&y iask, as any one will, reminisce atlv. allow who has ever tried to argue conclusively with
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    Untxpecled Results
    281 16 As many know "the resumption of non-recru ted assisted emigration irom Southern India" has been, after prolonged negot ation between the Malayan Administratons and the Government ot India, effected. It re-started in May. 1934. Its results have been unexpected, as the following points will show: 1. Expectat ons
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    One Deduction
    295 16 ft.renc:. "Assisted immigrants" may be a term not truly understood; it is used to comprise "non-recruited labourers imported at the expense of the Indian Immigration Fund lor work, on estates, mines and elsewhere." Another record which "gives one furiOUtiy to thniK" is mat during one and the same
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    The " Settler" Habit
    195 16 The Settler" Habit It has been stated -hove that tar fewer return passages to India have been taken recently than had been anticipated, mr relevant figures coint the statement, and do more: they prow (If statistic* can really prove anything, in such a nattcrj the turning point was leached i
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    Assisted Immigrarnts
    159 16 rhat the cheapest real-value obtained s the best is a comfortable belief, buU is distinctly not borne out by reference to a further table, that of total arrivals ana total departures of South Indians namely: X2f A l^ ls Departures Difference IS3O 69.114 151,755 -32 621 IC3I 19.029
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    NEW AERO ENGINE
    120 16 Over 100 H.P. For Every Cylinder I a; London. Mav 9 Aircraft conttruc crs are diM>iavjr~ i S p tereSl in the latest type of inn v? Pegasus cncine which yields oveI 100 hoise power for every cylinder 92n i h p. in all. and which fa
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    A USE FOR SNAKES
    74 16 j Deadly Venom As Cure For Hemorrhages 1 Chicago. Apr. 30. Success in controlling hemorrhages MoTS c d^ tors Samuel M. Peck, and Nathan Rosenthal, said the venom of the poisonous moccasin snake cures conditions of bleeding without changing the blood content. They cited nearly 30
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    CHINESE PLANTER'S HOUSE FIRED
    622 16 «3 Javanese Convicted At Muar Assizes (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore. May 9. THE second session for tne year of the Muar Assizes opened this morning in the Muar Supreme Court Del ore Mr Justice J. V. Mills. There are five cases on the list and
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    RIBBON BUILDING
    134 16 j Highway Authorities To Have Wide Powers I I j London May 9. Wide powers are given to the highway authorities undei the Restriction or Ribbon Development Bill, new issued. It aims at dealing the evil of ribbcn building from t wo aspects, namely, traffic needs and the
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    "BLOCK" TO ARMY PROMOTION
    910 16 Special Terms SCHEME TO REMOVE IT M R Do glas Hacki i Secretary to the War Offi< details in the House of Commo the measures to be taken the prospects of promoti lioval Artillery. The decisions of the Army have been made on the Re] Stanhope
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    "CAT" FOR ARMED ROBBERY
    298 17 untitled FOR ARMED ROBBERY r.-io Sentenced At Assizes Singapore, Friday. Cantonese named Woo f who was arraigned ai 1 charge of armed rob;1 (d before Mr Justice c nimon jury. > N. A. Woiley, conducttlie Crown, while the r -sented by Mr. D. G. m rase which was starfc- (I
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    NEW TRADE JOURNAL
    156 17 Aims Of "Malaya's Silent Salesman' 1 We have received copy ol "Malaya's n Salesman" jotunai published in lisfc and Chinese and devoted to the promotion of commerce. Outlining the aims of the journal m a wcrd, the editor -ays that one of the ires will be the
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    INDIA BILL
    33 17 British Official Wireless. London. May 9. committee stage on the GovernUa Bill to which the House of C i mons devoted 30 days, will be connei Wednesday.— Br'tish Official WU eSS.
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    MARKET LIST
    463 17 Details Of Current Prices MEAT Beef, steak, kati «2 Beef, stew or curry, kati 26 Fillet steak, per lb. 45 Mutton, Australian, per lb. 30 Pork, lean, kati 44 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 36 POULTRY Capons (locally reared), kati 58 Ducks, each 45 Fowls, kati
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    TWENTY YEARS AGO
    179 17  -  i From The Malaya Tribune, May 11, 1915 Mr. Loke Yew, C.M.G. AN the occasion of the investiture, a R few days ago, by His Excellency the Hign Commissioner, of Mr. Loke Yew with the insignia of Companionship of the Order of St. Michael and St. George,
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    CAPT. D.H. MAGEE
    128 17 Death Of Former British Officer Melbourne, Apr. 30. Struck by two motor ears while h? was walking- ae'ross the intersection of Malvern Read and Irving Road, Toorak. CaD«Wl Douglas Helier Magee suffered fatal injures. He died almost instantly. The accident occurred at 6.15 p.m when Captain Magee
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    OVERSEER ASSAULTED
    113 17 Attacked By Two Men In Siam Mr. F. Lampe, employed by the Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd., as overseer to supervise the construction of a bridge on the Bangkok-Paknam road, over Klong Bangna, while walking along the road on April 30, was assaulted by two men, one armed with
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    OLYMPIA EN FETE
    70 17 Opening Of The Royal Military Tournament British Official Wireless. London, May 9. The Royal Military Tournament one of the most popular items m the London season, opened at Olympia to-day when the Prince of Wales represented the King. As usual, all three services had combined to present
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    THE DARDANELLES
    74 17 Turkey Not Contemplating Fortification British Official Wireless. London, May 9. Replying to questions in the House of Commons with regard to the fortification of the Turkish Straits, Sir John Simon replied he had no information which would justify the assumption that Turkey contemplates any violat en of her
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    AIR CRASH AT ORLY
    46 17 Director And Chief Pilot Killed Paris, Apr. 30. Reserve Captain Serge, a director and chief pilot of the Orly -Aerodrome was killed in a crash from 3,000 feet. He was a passenger at the time, the machine beinr upon n stunt flight
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    STATE BANQUET
    183 17 Royal Family Appears On Balcony Reuter. London, Kay 10. THE mass appearance of the Royal Family on the balconies of Buckingham Palace delighted a hu>re crow! which watched the arrival of guests lOt the State Banquet and waited m Ift* hope Of seeing Their Majesties. At 10.30 p.m.
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    GENERAL MOTORS
    71 17 Workmen Decide To Continue 1 Strike I Reuter. London, May 8. The Chevrolet emnloyees by 1251 votes <o 605 votes, rejectee; an offer of a five per cent, increase ra wa:,es and other concessions and decided to continue the strike The men are demanding recognition of the Union
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    AMERICAN NAVY
    55 17 Bill For Construction Oi 24 Vessels Reuter. Washington. May 9. The Senate Appropriations Committee have reported on the Naval Appropriations Bill to 'he Senate for restoring the full $23 380,000 which the House of Representatives Appropriations Committee halved. This sum was intended for tho construction of twenty four
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      22 17 I F ROYAL SILVER JUBILEE, The whole British E.Trrpi'e is celebrating the Silver Jubilee HI I jf* Br^n^ that 'have some I
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      72 17 EASTERN EXTENSION Transit Time Of Cables To London The Eastern Extension Telegraph Company announces that the transit S on full rate telegrams from Singa pore to London on May 9 were as fol--ICTelĕgrams handed in up to 5.00 p.m. 3 minutes. on A Telegrams handed m up JO 5.30 p.m.
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    BOSTON SENSATION
    80 18 I Attempted Assassination Of Italian Ambassador Boston, Apr. 29. CUGENIO Camainai, 42, to-day at- tempted to assassinate the Italian Ambassador, Signor Rosso, when he was leaving the State House after visiting Governor James M. Curley. Camainai, armed with a dirk, sprang upon Signor Rosso, striking wildly. He inflicted
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    18 18 The art exhibition in the Municipal Building will be closed to the general public to-day from 4 p.m.
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      797 18 HIS LUMBAGO HAS GONE FOR GOOD A Sailor Finds That Kruschen Keeps Him Free Four year? ago this sailor had an atta .< <>t lumbago. Krusehen put him right- again and has k pt h m right ever s nte: "Kf>ur years ag he writes, "I Was troubled v. th
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      576 18 CHURCH SERVICES Details For This Week-End CHURCH OF ENGLAND ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL 6.50 a.m., Holy Communion. 7.30 a.m., Matins. 8 a.m., Holy Communion (Choral). 5.30 p.m., Evensong and Sermon. WEEKDAYS Holy Communion on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8 a.m. Holy Communion on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 7 a.m. H.M.
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      126 18 HER SKIN WAS RUINED! By The Wrong Kird Offece r^der m Bot TOKALON. LTD. LONDON. l|'l|ll|ll|l'll.l«it I I I SHANGHAI FASHIONS Published Quarterly. Containing latest fashions from Shanghai with text in I Dutch, English and Malay, and free pai-tcrn. Nos. 1& 2 now available. I PRICE 65c. A COPY, BY
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    BOYS' CORNER UNCLE BOB'S LETTER
    133 19 Deai Boys, im clad to see from the amount of i have been receiving during the thai you all have not let the Cotn<r down, and though busy with other things, Ihal V'U have found the time to ,ii.'p mc a line. I daresay you
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    Ora et Labora
    320 19 (By "Bob Cheery") have often heard that knowledge hard work are the rungs of the ler oi success. Our work can carry ipwards—no cne else can do it for And our knowledge is necessary— and no one else's. sis true philosophy. But will Ora et Labora," or
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    Past Present And Future
    624 19 (By "Ong Ah Bok") In certain humours we are apt to indulge in sweet reminiscences. The pranks of our boyhood, the innumerable tricks we played on our schoolmasters the moment their backs were turned, the spirit stirring football matches we played for our Alma Mater, the
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    Aims In Life
    410 19 (By "Quentin DurwTrd") There arc four things which usuahy exert the greatest influence upon man. To them he looks for the reward of his labour. First he seeks for happiness at homo. A happy home-life means a good wife and obedient Children. With some, these are the
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    SINGAPORE JUBILEE AND SPORTS EVENTS RECORDED BY THE CAMERA
    92 20 Girls' Life Brigade parading at St. Andrew's Cathedral for the children's Jubilee Service. The Combined Services team who were beaten 5-3 by the SA F A in Thursdays charity soccer at the Anson Road Staditfm A Combined Services player in action
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