Malaya Tribune, 28 May 1935

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaga's First National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXII, No. 125 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1935 FIVE CENifc. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Tuesday, May 28, 1935. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY. MAY 28,' 1935. FIVE CFNis
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      194 1 i Dominant In zZMalaya LAKEROL I I Heavy Smokers unseen! Even the Best of Tobaccos causes dryness and ENEMIES)) irritation of the throat—Relieve it with Lakerol sf Pastilles. They are soothing and keep the mouth fresh and aiiow no tobacco odour. fj mX GERMS,) AfiV OBTAINABLE )1 /< FROM ALL
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      126 1 (■ill) CAMERAS —Ask to see,— The "Contax" Bie «Supej>lkonta" The "Super-NetteT The "Baby Ikonta" THE IMPROVED British Made \/lr^l/rDC S,IW,JVG V I IXEL IX W MACHINES are designed with a view to long service and utility. Tested and proved material only is used in their construction and beautiful appearance and
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    Shipping News & Notices. TWO SHIPS CRUSHED BY ICE
    365 2 Shipping News Notices. TWO SHIPS CRUSHED BY ICE Crews Fight For Life In Antarctic Capetown. >HE first news of disaster which over--1 came two Norwegian whaling ships D the Antarctic has just reached Caps Town, brought by the British whaling factory ship" "Hektoria." which has just here. The two sunken
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    BRAZILIAN SCHEME
    204 2 Proposed Government Monopoly Of Shipping The long ponding question cf the vecrgranisation of shipping in Brazil hrs now reached the gtage of discussion by •he Parliamentary Committee of the Merchant Marine of a memorandum which proposes the introduction cf Government supervision over all shipping, including freight rates and
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    NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA
    219 2 To Build Four New Vessels At Cost Of V 10,000,000 With an aggregate expenditure of approximately V .40,000,000, the Nipppl Yusen Kaisha is to build f<Hur vessels, tach 15,000 tons in size for its Euiope service, reports the Chugai Shogyo. The journal adds that part of the
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    FEWER IDLE SHIPS
    263 2 Decrease Of 171,506 Net Tons In Britain L.... THE number of ships laid up at the ports of Great Britain and Ireland on Apr. 1 was: British 316 net tons 693,416 F r <reign 6 net tons 12,283 Total 322 net tons 705,699 The total of 705,699
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      436 2 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA P. 0. S. N. Co/s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore. 1935. BANGALORE 6,000 June 6 CARTHAGE 15,000 June 7 RAWALPINDI 17,000 June 21 BHUTAN 6.100 July 4 KAISAR-I-HIND 11,500 July 5 BEHAR 6,000 July 18 RANCH I 17,000 July 19 SOUDAN 6,500 July 31 NALDERA 16,000
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      395 2 O.S.K. LINE BA "HAWAII MARU" (10,000 G. Tons). LEAVES SINGAPORE JUNE 9. direct for COLOMBO Ist 3rd Deck. $120. $31.20 $17. For further particulars please apply to: OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA, TEL. 5337—9. 1 mi; i i hum i i i i i i n I W LLOYD TRIESTINO I I
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      196 2 N.V.K. LINE (Incorporated in Japan). To London via Naples, Marseilles. Next Sailingss.s. HAKONE MARU May. 80 s.s. SUWA MARU Jgg g s.s. FUSHIMI MARU *"8 fj s.s. HAKOZAKI MARU m.s. TERUKUNI MARU July 24 MINIMUM FARES TO Ist class. 2nd class. London S6OO $429 Marseilles $557 $411 Naples $540 $403
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      524 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. TO GENOA, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From Spore. Malacca. Port Penang. M.S. STiana. ♦JUTLANDIA 4-6 4-6 6-6 7-6 MEONIA 26-6 26-6 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 30-8 ♦Calls Dunkirk. The above
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      448 2 STEAMER SAILINGS 9 NORDDE UTSCHER KK«*jy£tfß (Incorporated The undemoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. SCHARNHORST, for Manila. H'kong, S'hai, Yokohama Kobe Jen* FRANKEN, for Hongkong, S'hai, N. China Japan Jcne 11 HOMEWARDS. For Rotterdam, Hamburg Bremer TRAVE, also calls Genoa, Casablanca Jum 2 SAARBRUCREK, also calls Genoa, Barcelona Casablanca
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    191 3 RUBBER PRICE DOWIV SLIGHTLY Some Nervousness Apparent (By Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Tuesday morning. |'o Jay's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 20% cts., clown Yu ct. Market Tone: Easier. Tin (Singapore), $115%, up $1)4. ,Uiday's Prices:— don: 6'j-d., up l|l6d. riarket Tone: Steady, quiet. Sew York: 12 11 16
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    Financial News & Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1487 3 Financial News Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS Tne following share quoUtiuiu are issued by Fraser and Co., anci Lyall and Evatt:— MINING Singapore, Tuesday, 10 a.m. Issue Fraser rail va ue Co. Evatt 4-; Ampat 4 3 4,9 cd 4 3 4 0 ti A. ivumbang 32,- 34 31 6
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    SHAREHOLDERS IN RUBBER
    223 3 First Step In New Association (By Air Mail) 'From Our Own Correspondent) London, May 15. ji|R. F. J. Tompsett. well known in Malaya, has been appointed provis'onal chairman of a Rubber Shareholders' Association, which a recent mcetinv; of shareholders decided to form providrd -uffieient support is forthcoming.
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    STOCK MARKETS
    43 3 London, May ft CTF.RUXG f:i X« v York L 95-5,16; Paris 75%. The Stock Markets v>-:< ,uict. British Goverrment gte* k*. nrere weak with War Loan 106%. Foreign bonds were duil. Gold shares were Gold bein? quoted at 141s.—IMt'rh Official Wireless.
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    TO SAVE THE FRANC
    177 3 Crucial Debate Postponed Til! Friday Reuter Wireless. Paris, May 24. Well-informed circle*, generally are o opinion that M. Flandin will succeed i 1 obtaining plenary poweis fi°;n the Chamber week to b tve the franc but it |a new considered dkely the cranial debatr wiU be
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    BANK OF FRANCE
    155 3 Discount Rate Raised From 2 x /i To 3 Per Cent. Reuter Wireless. London, May 23. The decision of the Bank of France to raise the discount rate from 2V 2 to I 3 per cent, reflects the increasing ner- J vousness of the French authorities a.s
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    DINDINGS RUBBER
    95 3 Report for 1934 of Dindin<?<: Rubber Estates states: Crop was 620 032 lb*. During year 20 acres of old rubber tapping of which considered was felled, cleared and replan ed The 1931--32 clearings budded In 1033 with clones have shown good growth and all trees in 1932 planting
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    FIRM UNDERTONE
    317 3 Demand From Consumers In America MESSRS. Lewis and Peat, Ltd., London, lfl in their weekly report, dated April :>O, state:— PLANTATION.—Owing to the Easter holidays, we did not] issue a report last week. During the fortnight now under review, the market has been very quiet with only fractional
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    WHEAT CONFERENCE
    112 3 Question Of Quota Agreement Discussed Reuter Wireless. London, May 24. The Wheat Conference, which has b?en meeting in London these last few considering a series of recommends 4 ons for submission to Governments of signatories of the wheat agreement, 5s believed to be in favour of a contin•latton
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    REPORT
    103 3 Singapoie, Tuesday. MINING: Steady. Pungahs 22 7»/ 2 23 3, 8 Luas $1.13 $1 16. Lukuts .98 $100 S. falptogg .39 .41, Raubs .b5 .70, Jelebus 3 7 90, Kuchais .75 .77, U. Klangs $1.11 ♦1.14. P'rrnr.- paiaros $1.85 $1.90 S. Japans $2 70 $2 80. Pur.ggors .30 .33.
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    RUBBER MARKET REVIEW
    187 3 Good Orders From New York MESSRS. Star.ten Nelson Co., Ltd., in tneir weekly review dated May 24, state:— The growth of confidence in the wider sense has received a powerful impetus from ths impjrtant speeches delivered this week by Herr Hitler and Mr. Baldwin, and has been
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    MALAYAN PRODUCTION
    144 3 April Statistics Show Slight Increase Singapore, May 24. Messrs. Lewis and Peat (S.), Ltd.. in th ir weekly report issued to-day state:— In spite of persistent- buying throughout the week by America, there has been little response in the pri;:s paid in this market. The forward pos'tions continue
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    216 3 Gilt-Edgeds Adversely Affected Reuter Wireless. London, May 23. On the Stock Exchange the probability of a large increase in Government expenditure adversely affected gilt-edged securities whilst the higher level of Aircrafts induced profit-tiking but in other sections the undertone remained firm, an outstanding feature oeing the? further sharp
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      234 3 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK. LIMITED. MEYER CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE Capital Fully Paid Ten 100,000,060 aeaerve Fond Yen 125.800,000. HEAD OFPICE: YOKOHAMA. S*ANCHES at Alexandria, Bafavia, met ma, Daireu, Fengtien, Hamburg, Hanauwr. Harbin. Honolulu, Hongkong, Hsin*iu*. Karachi, Kobe, London, Los Angeles, *iant.a. Moji, Nagasaki, Xagoya. New York, usaca, Paris, Peiping, Rangoon,
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      81 3 Nederlandscbe Handel.Maalschappij, N. V. (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY). Established in Amsterdam, 1824. HEAD OFFICE: AMSTERDAM. WITh KRAxCHE? IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HAGUE, BATAVTA. Branches throughout the Dutch East Indies and in the Straits Settlements, India, China, Japan and AxaWa. LONDON BANKERS: The National Provincial bank, Limited. Correspondent* in the principal Cities
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      26 3 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION. LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT WORKMEN'S INSURANCE. HEAD G FICE: 16D, Cecil St. Singapore L. G. JOHNSON. General Manager.
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      216 3 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements). SUCCESSORS TO me, CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK. LTD., THE HO HONG BANE, LTD. AND THE OVERSEA CHINESE BANK, LTD. CAPITAL: .Authorised $40,000,000.00 Paid Up $10,000,0004)0. HEAD OFFICF CHINA BUILDING. CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH: 458. VORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee Swee
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      559 4 !M. HASSAN, M A 87, BRAS HAS AH ROAD, SINGAPORE. I We undertake all sorts of work In electrical, gas and water service lines. We give prompt attention to all orders either big or small. Why not consult us about your requirements Eftimate submitted upon request without charge or obliga-
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      629 4 EDUCATIONAL FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, (A Government Registered School), No 1-A Kirk Terrace, off Dhoby Ghaut, SINGAPORE. For Boys Girls Without Age Restriction. A few more vacancies for Individual Classes. Wither Morning, Afternoon or Evening. Please enroll at once. Ask for a Free and Interesting Booklet. PIANOFORTE STUDIO 75, SOPHIA
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      555 4 INDIAN COMMUNITY "PROTEST* MEETING. A mass meeting of Indians in Singapore will be hold Jit the Victoria Memorial Hall, on Tuesday, the 28tn May, 1935, at 5 p.m. to record publicly their strong protest against statements, o i the Indian Community in Malaya, contained in the "Souvenir Ptd-p-ramme of Malayan
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      408 4 ALUMINIUM DRYING TINS, j AIR TIGHT DAMP PROOF For Cigars, Cheroots, Cigarettes, etc. Also Aluminium Coffee Percolators, Double Saucepans, Kettles, etc. HYE SENG CO., 35 36, Chulia St: 'Phone No. 4817 TRY SAR3APARILLA TONIC The blood builder and purifier and be convinced of its effects in curhig vaiious diseases, chronic
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      201 4 A NEW SPIRIT IN THE MEDICAL WORLD. A speciality for complicated and given up cases. Don't forget that the physician's highest and only mission is to restore the sick to health, to cure as it is termed. The highest ideal of cure is rapid, gentle and permanent restoration of health
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      276 4 UNFAILING SERVICE THAT IS WHAT YOU GET WHEN YOU ENTRUST ALL YOUR oV i WATCH GBAMOPHONF REPAIRS To 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD (Near Middle Read) Contractors for the Repair of Cleeks Watches to the British Arm, aod 1 R.A.F. Base j n Malaya. I 1 1 PR *J mi ro^
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    FORTHCOMING NAVAL DISCUSSIONS
    168 5 Germany's Total Tonnage Claim Reuter. Berlin, May 27. IjJIHILE nothing official is as yet available with regard t 0 the actual scope cf the Anglo-German naval discussions. It seems almost certain that they will be to decide how total tonnage, corresponding to one-third of the British Navy
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    'BUS DRIVER CHARGED
    78 5 Fatal Sequel To An Accident Singapr.ie, Monday. A fatal accident that occuned on North Bridge Road, on Saturday night had a sequel in ihe Police Courts this morning when the driver of an omnibus wa> charged. It appears that there was a collision between an omnibus alleged
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    EASTERN EXTENSION
    68 5 Transit Time For Cables To London The Eastern Extension Telegraph Company announces that the transit time on full rate telegrams from Singapore to London on May 27, were ?s foiiows:— Telegrams handed in up to 5 p.m. 8 minutes. Telegrams handed In up to 5.30 p.m. 6 minutes.
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    CALCUTTA PROGRAMME
    43 5 V.U.C.; Wavelength 49.10 Metres 10.16 p.m. W ather Forecast, G;nera' News Bulletin, Market Jute and Gur.n\ Closing Rates. «In Hindustani). 10.26 p.m. Ditto (In Bengali). 10.41 p.m. Ditto (In English). 10.56 p.m. Pikler's Trio. 11.26 p.m. A Vocal and Piano Recital.
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    TANDJONG PRIOK
    110 5 5.50 p.m. Time signal; Instrumental programme including xylophone, saxophone guitar and banjo solos. 6.20 p.m. Cinema organ concert by Terence Casey.—Potted Overtures, Titania, Sweetheart, Keys of Heaven. Anniv Tauii?, iust one more chance, Selection? from "Broadway thru' a keyhole" and •'Take a chance." 6.50 p.m. The News. 7.10
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    Z.H.J.—PENANG
    41 5 (Wavelength 49.3 metres. Penang Wireless Society). 7 p.m. Gramophin" Records. 7 30 p.m. Pinang Gazette News BulleKn. 7.55 p.m. Gramophone Records. 7.55 p.m. Messrs. Lean Co.'s Share Report. 8 p.m. Studio Concert 8.45 p.m. Gramophone Records. 9 p.m. Close down.
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    BOMBAY PROGRAMME
    64 5 V.U.8.; Wavelength 31.36 Metres 6.50 p.m. Ladies Talk 7.20 p.m. European Programme. 8.20 p.m. Dance Music. 9.20 p.m. A Seng Recital. 9.50 p.m. Empire Re 1 ay. 10.20 p.m. Talk:: The Language Game. (English). 10.35 p.m. Weather Report and New* Bulletin. 10.50 p.m. General News in Hindi mrf
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      155 5 When muscles y Slf* this soothing antiseptic O 1 Wr.iment. Relieves rjuickly. \tmt. The Sign THAT STANDS FOR SUPERIORITY. TUB OUTCOME OF FIFTEEN n: \rs OF RADIO EXPERIENCE WESTiNGHOUSE RADIOS VRE BUILT ON SOUND RADIO BRING PRINCIPLES I\| BODYING ALL THE LATEST X IDIO DEVELOPMENTS. Tl 8 TUBE SUPERHET. ruin
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      119 5 Theeasies? way to get See the at the oas Showrooms DUfllir C 4 fl4 MUNICIPAL GAS DEPARTMENT, rnUilt all I "municipal bldg., coleman st. i 33 Warm Studios 1 I? ii \s t MAZED THE RADIO WORLD WITH THEIR LATEST DEVELOP- HAS AMAZKU I>HANTOM MAESTRO" SUPERHETERODYNE. PHANTOM MAESTRO principle i«-
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      348 5 Wireless TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME Organ Recital By Edgar C. Robinson TO-DAY'S Empire wireless programme ia as f dlows:— TRANSMISSION 2. 6.20 p.m. Big Ben. The New Vict-oria Cinema Orchestra. 650 p.m. The Canadian Radio Feature. The Coo-Coo-Noodle Club Programme. Greenwich Signal at 7.20 p.m. 7 35 p.m. A.i Organ Recital
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      198 5 BERLIN SHORT-WAVE STATION Wireless Programme For To-Day THE wireless programme for to-day as announced by the German ShoiLwave Station, Berlin, Broadcasting House, is as follows: 4.05 p.m. DJB. DJN Announcement (Gelm Engl. >. German Folk Song. Progrrmme Forecast <Germ.. Engl.). 4.20 p.m. Music and Topical Events. 4.50 p.m. News in
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    MISSING MILLIONAIRE
    112 6 Reuter. Miami Florida, May 27 After President Roosevelt had ordered JJKPi COast^u^r d search, William B uedds junior, the heir to tinplate forune, who has been missing since 6 a.m yesterday, arrived safely at Fort LauderLeeds set out in a fishing launch with crew on a 50-mile journey
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY’S SHIPPING
    245 6 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KN OW TO-DAY’S SHIPPING NOTICE TO MARINERS Singapore, Monday. According to telegraphic communication received from the Chief Inspector ot Navigation at Batavia, the lightbuoy Nemesis in Banka Straits in Lat. 2 deg. 52.5' S. and Long. 105 deg. O' E. is nor burning. PASSENGERS BY
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    57 6 Mails expected from Netherlands Indies, by air I Netherlands i, time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 3.30 p.m. to-day and general deliveries of letters and parcels 4.05 p.m. to-day. Mails expected from Hodand. by the Indraooera. due at Singapore to-day. Mails exnected from China and Japan, by
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    25 6 The s,s. Kudat for Bangkok (Parcel.-. onlv>. Malta previously announced as closing at 10.30 a.m. to-day will now close at 6 p.m. to-day.
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    MONEY MARKET
    282 6 British Official Wireless. SELLING Singapore, May 28. London 4 months' sight 214 1|16 London 3 months' sight 2;4 1|31 London 00 days' sight 214 London 30 days' sight 2|3 SI 32 London demand 2|3 15 16 London T.T. 2|3 15 16 Lyons and Paris demand 870 Hamburg demand
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    PRODUCE
    217 6 Singapore. May 28. R. •S'iam» W. Coast N. 1 per Koyiin $140 1 R <Siami W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $1*» R. «Slam» W Coast No. 2 per Koyan $14« j Rice. B. Siam N. I per Koyan $128 Rice. B. Slam N 2 per Kojan $ir. I
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    DIARY OF THE DAY
    189 6 WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, MAY 28 High Tides.—7.15 a.m., 7.51 p.m. Football: S.A.F.A. League, Div. II, r e. v. S.C.F.A., Anson Road Stadium; Div. Ill, Wiltshires v. Kha!sa, Y.M.C.A; Govt. League, Div I, Prisons v. Medical Services, J.C.S.A.; Friendlies, M.P.H. v. Wiltshires,
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    AMUSEMENTS
    76 6 ALHAMBRA.—"Secret Of The Chateau" and "Girl in the Case." CAPITOL.—"The While Parade EMPIRE —"Phantom Ol The Air," > Ist six chapters». GREAT WORLD. Cabaret Dancing Side-shows, Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. HOLLYWOOD.—"You Can't Buy Everything." MARLBOROUGH. Tamil talkie. NEW WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing Side-shows, Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas,
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    83 6 Singapore, Tuesday, no »n. B'ji«u-». Sellers. No. I X.R.S.S. in case(F.O.B. Juno) 2u 21 Good F.A.Q. in eases 'F.O B. Jane) 20% 20% No. I.X.R.SS. (Spot loose) (awardabl Spore) 20 916 20 UilG di. .June 20% 20T< do. July Sept 21% 21% do. Oct. Dec. 22%
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      271 6 j SINGAPORE HOTELS j •■^PlnMMimimilluatmi.mmiiiiii^HtitM^i^^iii^iifiiqi^^ j! SEA VIEW HOTEL f I SPECIAL DINNER DANCE HELLER =ESDAY BUB lll>ial>Lll SATURDAY Ufillll J r Miliiliiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiniaininwniiiffiwiiintirwnmj^ METROPOLE HOTEL J 1 TEL. 7986. BRAS BASAH ROAD, 1 I IDEAL CENTRAL. i MODERN SANITATION. J RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS. I GOOD CUISINE. EXCELLENT BAR.
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      211 6 FTOARO Ladies Hairdressers. PERMANENT WAVING By European Expert*. $8, $10 and $15 only. RAFFLES HOTEL, (Room 120) at 93, Bras Basah Road. TELEPHONE 2868. i DEAN'S UNITED OPERA. To-night:—"LA FIFE A HANON." I SINGAPORE LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION THE SINGAPORE CHAMPIONSHIPS (Samtirncd by th< L.T.A. Malaya) WILL BE HELD ON THE
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      91 6 NOTICE TO MARINERS A notice issued by ihe Commander-in-Chief. China Station, states that the Entrance Euoy, Nc:\h Fork YaJig-t&( entrance h showing flashing white instead of oscillating red. Health Strength FOR EVERYBODY. DR. RICHARD WEISS' (Berlin) Harmless Hormone Tablets Containing Mineral Vitamins specially treated by ULTRA-VIOLET RAYS. vittiLixG r 5
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      310 6 CLUB DIARY [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. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the
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      268 6 Club invitation, Mr. Lav Peck Jim's residence, 45, Siang Urn Park, 8 p.m. SATURDAY, JUNE 1 United Chinese Amateurs: Singles tournament, "B" section, 5.15 p.m. Playfair Athletic Union: Badminton practice, Surma Hall, 3 p.m. Young Men's Friendly Band and Girls Friendly Band: 17th and 12th, anniversaiy meeting, V.M.C.A. Hall, 8.15
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      277 6 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS The following is th? programme of drills )f the Singapore Volunteer Corps up to and for week-ending June 2, 1935: TO-DAY. 3.15 p.m.—Headquarters. S.V.A.C.S., Mounted Fire Orders. •i.ir» p.m—Headquarters, Ist. Bn. Signal Section, Signal Tra n ng. 5.1 i p.m.—Headquart-. rs, "B", "C", and "G" (M.G.) Coys, M.G.
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      189 6 [POSTAL INTILLIGCNCt SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Ceylon (Chenonceaux) 2 p.m. India, South and West (Chenonceaux) 2 p.m. Japan (Katsuragi Maru) 2 p.m. Java, South-West Sumatra, S.East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and T. Dilly (Indrapoera) 2.30 p.m. China (generally) (Conte Verde) 3 p.m. Hongkong (Conte Verde) 3 p.m. Western Canada and Western
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      78 6 DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service Yesterday. Last .Vg»r 1 Max. Bright Mm. 1 Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp. SUt-ons. De?. F. Inehos. Hours. Der■ F. Alor Star 88 0.79 4 5 74 Sitiawan 91 0.11 7.7 73 Kota Bha.u 91 0.18 3.4 74 Bukit J ram «9 0.72 8.1 71
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    CANCER RESEARCH FUND
    70 7 Former Railway Tor ter Appointed Director Reuter Wireless. London. May 23. JJR. William Ewart Gye, thirty-two years ago a railway porter, was today appointed Director of the Imperial Cancer Research Fund, one of the world's most outstanding pathological posts. A surpris3 legacy enabled him to leave his
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    THE POPE
    114 7 Condemns Eugenics And Sterilisation Reuter Wireless. Rome, May 23. His Holiness the Pope to-day roundly condemned eugenics and sterilisation whsn receiving representatives of the Hospitals' Congress which is meeting in Rome and is attended by delegates from thirty natiens. He regratted the subject figured on the programme and
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    GERMAN BEHEADED
    50 7 For Betrayal Of Military Secrets Reuter Wireless. Berlin, May 23. It Is c.Tk :ally announced that Wilhelm Krueger cf Duesseldorf in the demilitarised rone. whe was recently sentenced ;o death by the Pecpls's Court on Oct. 10 last for betrayal of military secrets was beheaded here to-day.—Reuter Wlrele&Lg
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    JAPANESE TROOPS WITHDRAW
    307 7 End Of The Fighting In Jehol Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, May 26. THE Japanese troops have started withdrawing to Shanochiaco as Sun Yung Chin's forces have been dispersed. About 200 of the remnants of Sun's units have fled to Chinan. and are being pursued by Chinese
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    DEFENCE OF THE FRANC
    141 7 Keen Struggle Exported In French Senate Reuter Wireless. Paris, May 24. A very close struggle Is expected in the Chambei on Tuesday next when the cabinet will demand dictatorial powers to defend the franc. The radicals will support the Premier who has itached ccmple c agreement
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    WESTERN AUSTRALIA
    75 7 Determined To Secede From Commonwealth i Reuter Wireless. Melbourne, May 24. "The peotsle of Western Australia will nght en until they have r ceived justice from the Commonwealth Governmen'" declared the Premier, Mr. Phil p Collier, commenting on the report of the Joint Committee of the Houses of
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    VILLAGER RUNS AMOK
    454 9 Ceylon Tragedy I I KILLS WIFE AND STABS MOTHER-IN-LAW Matale (Ceylon), May 15. THAT a villager ran amok yesterday, stabbing his wrO to death and his mother-in-law very seriously, nas been reported from the village of Orilla in Kohonsiya Pattu. MatakSouth. The Police Magistrate. Mr. Roland <u«
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    HERR HITLER'S SPEECH
    112 9 Reuter Wireless. Paris, May 25. Views ranging from cautious optimism to outspoken disappointment and distrust are expressed In the newspapers with regard to Hitler's speech. Le Journal says the speech contains a lot of words but little new. Echo de Paris declares Hitler is working to detach
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    FUNERAL OF MR. C.O. CAMPBELL
    484 9 Large Gathering At The Cemetery Singapore, Tuesday. THE funeral of Mr. C. O. Campbell, the well-known trainer, whose deatn was I reported yesterday, took place at the Bidadaii Cemetery yesterday afternoon. There was a large attendance of friends, including officials of the Straits Racing Association
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    WANTED IN MEDAN
    148 9 Alleged Embezzlement Of 1,884 Guilders Singapore, Tuesday. rJHIN Nam Hiong, alias Tarn Nam Liong, who was bom in Pangka Pinang and v/ho was arrested in Singapore on May 20 on a provisional war rant issued locally, On instructions from Medan, made a second appearance before rhe District
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    BURIED ALIVE
    43 9 Ipoh, Monday. A Chinese cool e employed at the Maru Tin Mines is reported to have been buried alive last pvening at -1.30 when a land-slide occured in the mine. He was and first aid rendered but he died shortly after.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATHS.
    13 10 Ulric Garnet Richards at his residence, No. 26, ManggLs Road.
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    DEATH
    129 10 ONG—Mrs. Ong Sam Leong (Nee Yeo Yean Neo), aged 73, passed away peacefully at her residence "BUKIT ROSE" Bukit Timah Rri., on Saturday noon. She leaves behind her two sons, Mr. Ong Boon Tat, J.P., and Mr Ong Peng Hock and one daughter (Mrs. Khoo Peck Lock), three sons-in-law,
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    REQUIEM MASS.
    46 10 A High Mass of Requiem for the repose of the soul of the late Miss Josephine Pereira will b? sung at the Church of St. Joseph, at 6.30 a.m., on Wednesday, 29th May, 1935. Relatives' and friends' kind attendance and prayers are earnestly solicited.
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    PEACE AND POWER
    319 10 step towards peace and security in Europe, and towards peace between Europe and the Near East, has been taken by the agreement of Italy ano Abyssinia not to go to war over the boundary dispute which has existed since last November. This dispute had given rise to
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    THE S.S. (S.) A.
    328 10 fa DRIVE to secure a four-figure membership for the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Associa- tion was suggested by the President of the Association, Mr. fi. W. Raper, at its annual general meeting yesterday. The speech, given on another page of this issue, reveals that there is a
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    THE RURAL BOARD
    141 10 New Eurasian Member Appointed Mi. J. M. Jansen. of 4. liartaban Koad. has been appointed a member of ■he Rural Board. Singapore, in ,j*d.ce of rhe late Mr. S. C. de Souza. Mi. Jansen is a member of the commutes of the Eurasian Association and ii appointed,
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    SILVER JUBILEE FUND
    60 10 Amount previously acknowledged 560.550.64 Mr C. R. Cherry 250.00 Boustead and Co. 1,000.00 Maiaya Tribune Press 250.00 Eastern Reality Co. Ltd. 100.00 Total $62,150.64 Contributions to the Singapore Silver Jubilee Fund may be sent either to The Chairman, Collection Committee, Municipal Offices, or to The Chartered Bank,
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    175 10 Mr. James H. R. Cromwell, and Mrs. Cromwell, formerly Miss Deris Duke, known as the world's richest girl, left Singapore by the Indrapoera to-day for Batavia. The Alumni Assocation of the King Edward VII College of Medicine will give a farewell dinner to Mr. C. J. Smith, Senior Professor of
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    The Need For A Dental Hospital
    1620 10 Facilities Which The Colony ShouU rjHE for the establishment of a Dental Hospital and Clinic in Singapore is emphasised in th" following article by "L.C.L." As he points out, the lay public is beginning to recognise more and more the intimate connection between teeth
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    Rubber Control Official Killed In Accident MOTOR CRASH AT KOTA TINGGI
    134 11 Mr. Charlss Craib AS ON A TOUR OF INSPECTION Singapore, Tuesday. Vilt. Charles Craib, tne Senior Rubber Inspector at Kota Tinggi* Johore, was killed at Kota finggi this morning as the result of a motor accident. Mr. (raib was
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    SUSPECTED TIN ORE SMUGGLERS
    186 11 Two Men Arrested At Parit Bantar from Our Own Reporterj iDoh. Monday. X a,: 4-q attempt to smuggle tin ore K f r0 ;i. tne F.M.S. to the Straits by two Chinese who are pro- ot shop.s in Ipoh but who are to be residents of
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    JOHORE INDIANS MEET
    188 11 Protest Against A Certain Publication Our Oicn Correspondent) Joh >re Bahru, May 27. A. large gathering of members of the Ind i n, Johore Bahru, yesterday i i the Association premises lecord their protest against a certain :'t !ii-iit ii regarding th? Indiai. race?, f'r. X. Mootatamby
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    PENANG FATALITY
    109 11 1 From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, To-day. eight-year-cid boy died in hospital norning as a result cf being knocka down by a motor lorry, P1479, be*B t 0 Chop Lean Moh, timber mer- The lorry was carrying timber proceeding up Burmah Road from r*tta&R Road and it appears
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    FORECAST OF NEW CABINET
    229 11 New Foreign Secretary PREMIER'S SON TO BE PROMOTED Reuter. British Official Wireless. London, May 27. A ZERO hour Cabinet reconstruction is expected on June 7, when the House of Common.* rises for the Whitsun recess. Mr. MacDonaid will resign and Mr Baldwin will be summoned to
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    FIGHT FOLLOWS STRIKE
    75 11 Miniature Battle At American Works Reuter. Canton (Ohio), May 27. Fourteen people Were sent to hospital suffering from shot wounds and blows after a miniature battle arising out of a strike at the works of the Berger Manufacturing Company. An armoured car, full of unidentified men armed
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    RUSH TO ENLIST
    60 11 Enlargement Of The Air Force British Official Wireless. London, May 27 Nearly 8.000 men have made application to join the Royal Air Force since the Secretary for Air made an appeal for recruits last Thursday. 2 000 apnlications have been received at the Air Ministry for shori
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    FINANCIAL CRISIS IN FRANCE
    270 11 A Huge Deficit PREMIER TO BE DICTATOR? Reuter. Paris, May 27. SHRINKING revenue, rising ex- penses and a deficit in the Budget of £155.000,000 an? th* outstanding features of the most serious crisis France has experienced since 192b. M. Flandin, who is seeking dictatorial powers, aims
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    FORCED DOWN
    129 11 Singapore Flying Club Plane Damaged THE Royal Singapore Flying Club* Miles Hawk, while on its wav to Kuala Lumpur last Sunday to bring Dr. B. M. Johns, of the King Edward VII College of Medicine, who is a member of the Club, to Singapore, made a forced landing
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    RETURN OF MR. EDEN
    1107 11 A Welcome SUCCESSFUL PEACE NEGOTIATIONS British Official Wireless. London, May 27. jyjß. Anthony Eden, Lord Privy seal, arrived in London from Geneva last night. In an interview, he said: "We have, I believe, every reason to be we'll pleased with the work of last week's League
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    BOY SHOOTS HIS SISTER
    217 11 Distressing Accident Near Sungei Siput (From Our Own Repjrttrj Ipoh, Monday. ArWTAL gun accident took place in a small Malay kampong some four miles from Sungei Siput when a Malay girl of eight years was accidentally shot dead by her younger brother aged six and a
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    HIRING OF WIVES
    38 11 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Hongkong, May 28. The Kweichow Provincial Government is taking steps to suppress the practice of hiring women as wives. The highest price paid is $5 a month. —Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    NEW SHOCK FOR MR. ROOSEVELT
    87 11 "Complete Defeat" SUPREME COURT DECISIONS Reuter. Washington, May 28. WIDESPREAD N.R.A. code provisions, involving 500 industrial codes, have been invalidated by the Supreme Court, which declared as unconstitutional section three of the Industrial Recovery Act, under which Congress delegated to the President authority to draw
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    LUMBER KING'S SON
    36 11 Family Establishes Contact With Kidnappers Reuter. Tr.ecma, May 28. The Weyerhauser family, whose nir.«-year-cld son was kidnappod, has made contact with the kidnappers and has asked the Federal Agents to cease their interference.—Reuter.
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    Meeting Of Johore Planters' Association THE SHORTAGE OF LABOUR
    4948 12 Burden Of Taxation RESTRICTION SAVED THE INDUSTRY T<HE shortage of Chinese labour A and the heavy burden of taxation on the rubber producing industry were emphasised at the annual meeting of the Johore Planters' Association yesterday by Major C. H. F.
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    WIFE AND LOVER CHARGED
    279 13 Husband's Death evidence of the COMPANION London, May 27. q'jlK Old Bailey was crowded to-day, mostly by women, for the trial j M r Rattenbury and her chauffeur j t r. <»n a charge of murdering the former's husband. The accused j pleaded not guilty. .1
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    THE INDIA BILL
    72 13 General Debate Next Week London, May 27. Th<? repon age of the India Biii will, lated, be completed in the Hr>i of Commons this week and there will bo a general debate on the thiid i- ciii.-; u.i iutsciay and Wednesday r."Xt \v»k. Tlie Bill "will then
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    RAID ON ISLAND
    122 13 Alleged Meeting Of Secret Society (From Our Own Reportcrj Ipon, Monday. £LEVEN people were arrested on a lonely island in the Perak river just north of Kuala Kangsar when they were alleged to have been attempting to hold a secret society meeting. On information received by the
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    ABOUT NURSES
    148 13 "The White Parade" At The Capitol "The White Parade," which commences sea sen at the Capitol to-day. is a film deai:ng with the trials aid tribulations of the nursing profession. The story is set at an American training ~c*hocl for nurses and centres on tha career of June
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    QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY
    124 13 Streets Thronged During* Motor Tour British Official Wireless. London. Mav 27. YESTERDAY was the Queen's 63th birthday and, following a family luncheon party. Their Majesties celebrated the occasion by making a motorcar tour in North West London. Their daughter, the Princess Royal, and their granddaughter, Princess i Margaret,
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    Surprising Result In Commercial Cup Competition F. & N. HAVE AN OFF DAY
    479 14 Surprising Result In Commercial Cup Competition F. N. HAVE AN OFF DAY i\c»iK Hook Subdued DKCISIVE WIN FOR MUNK 1PAUTY Snip. I FRaSEH .'iti«l Neave met with iall)»r Minn-ifc-inw tiei'eitt tUus atIrrmton at \hv l.aiul» o! the Municipal Services, in •!>< Commercial up lomjx-tition Thr Municipal Services, in spite o.
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    PLAYER ORDERED OFF
    578 14 Rough Play In Second Division Game Singapore, Monday. ROUGH play marred the Second Divi>i';n match between the Malays ana the Monopolies at the Anson Road S adiuin this aiternoou, which .he latt*..wc:i by the odd goal in seven. Despite the early handicaps in losing crc of their
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    COMBINED SERVICES
    282 14 I First Malaya Cup Trial Singapore, Tuesday. THE Combined Services had their first Uial yejterduy, at Tnnglin, in preparation for the H.M.S. "Malaya" Cuo competition. The Wliite.. had the better team on paper and won by 3—0. A bad ground, nowever, prevented the the players from giving of
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    CYCLE-HOUSE TENNIS TOURNEY
    100 14 The following ties in the above Tourna ment will be played off c-n Saturday June 1 and Sunday June 2: "A" HANDICAP Chua Chcon Leong v. Thomas Chco. Dr. P. L. Poh v. Woon Chow Tat. Dr. Benny Chon v. Scow Siew Jin. Dr. S. H. Tan
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    SIAM OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
    96 14 tl itiit r ii»»* Tim Wjas Fpi"! Fifth j Consecutive Time 'J"' 1 (From Our Own Corresponde.it) i' n Bangkok, May 27. r HE Siarn Open Golf Championship, I ulayed over three days, finished this i-tsrneon when it was won lor th2 iftli consecutive year by
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    WOMEN’S GOLF
    52 14 Irish Girl's Brill ianl Victory Reuter. Newcastle, County Down, May 28. 7N the British Women's Golf Championship, Miss Clarry Tiernan, the 18-year-old Irish girl, the youngest competitor in the championship, had a very brilliant first round win of 2 up ever Miss Dip.na Fishwick, winner of the title
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    117 14 Verity's Good Bowling For Yorkshire Reuter. London. May 27. The following are the results of countj, 'ticket matches commenced on Saturiay. ESSEX v. DERBY At Brent wood—Derby win by four vicke s. Fssex 116 (Oojwon five wickets for 29--\nd 220. Derby 150 (Eastman five wickets for 30> and
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    "AUSSIE" OFFERS
    106 14 They Want McLarnin And Bob Olin Sydney. Australia is keen On seeing some, mare tioreign boxing stars, and the National 3j)ort:ng Club has invited Jimmy Mc--arncn and Olin, respective welUrveight and Ught-heavy-weight champions ,f the world, to visit this country. Both have been offered £5,000 for Cu. ight.
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    CATTLE TRADERS
    42 14 J Withdraw From Commercia Cup Singapore Tuesday. The Straits Cattle Trading Football Club has withdrawn from the Ccmnvii*:ial Cup competition, as a result of which he Tecord of their matches has b:on 'Xounged, and all future fixtures canel 1 ed.
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    FIRST ROUND SURPRISE
    54 14 Mks Stammers Out Of French Tennis Championship Reuter I Paris, May 27 A surprise in the first round ol the "Yrnrh Tennis Champion** l ipn was the lefcat r f Mis; Katharine Slammer;,, the YMttsh hard courts champion by Mile lotgnrre Pannct'cr. the seven h tanked French
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    JOHNNY KING
    31 14 V\ Wins British Bantamwe gfct Champ'onship Reuter. London, May '27. At Manchester, in a fifteen rounds *ontesl for the British bantamweight •haitipionship, Johnny King < Manchester) du'.'po'ntcd Leu Hampvon (Leeds).-—Reuter.
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    H.M.S. "MALAYA" CUP
    130 14 x ii J i J j j Final Trial At Anson Rd. On Thursday Singapore. Sunday., I 7"HE' S. A. F. A', will have their final match at the Anson rtoaci Btladium on 1 Thursday, in connection t-iilV the H.M.S. -Malaya" Cup coinpstjtion After the match the
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    ANSON BADMINTON PARTY
    545 14 Draw For Second Annual Tournament The draw for the open men's doubles and intsr-team* games took place at th£ monthly committee meeting at Mr. K> Cheong Seng's residence No. 33 Ann Siang Hi'l on Sunday and resulted ~s follows:— OPEN MEN'S DOUBLES Ho Cheong and H. S.
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    CHARLES WHITCOMBE
    67 14 Winner Of Ifrffe&sional Golf title Reuter Wireless. Soiuhoort. Igay 13. Charles WhJtcombe won IQt DuniouF( utnport £1,600 Professional Golf Championship and aggravated 295— '.5- 73 72-/5. Wbitcombe. who i:- r» former Caprim cf the Ryder Cuo Team, has now won every major 72rhole stroke competition except the British
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    BOBSLEIGH STILL LAME
    276 14 Derby Prospects Almosi Hopeless Reuter. London, May 27. IT New Market Bobsleigh was twice <\.n tered over the five fur'ongs and p.: 1 o up sound. The trainer said he was satisfied v. h the colt and would probably gallop him □n Wednesday. It w r as
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    AUSTRALIAN TEAM FOR INDIA
    82 14 Tarrant's Fourtc: j ii Selected Melbourne. Ma\ 16. IT is announced that. Frank i'a rail will be taking the lollowin» cr'cketere to India:— Victoria: J. Ryder. H. J. Ellis, R. Alexander and H. L Hendrv. N.S. Wales: Allscp, Leather, A. H. Gingery, A. F. Kippax, C.
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    VARSITY ATHLETICS
    93 14 Cambridge Regains Kinnairri Trophy Reuter Wireless. White City. May is. Jack Lovelock, the former world mile record holder, established new figures rbr ths meeting in winning the mile ai the Universities Athletic Unions' Cn. npior.rhip::, his time being 4 minutes 18 4 5 seconds A Turkish student, Aii
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    WEARNE BROS., LTD.
    30 14 in; .v Annual Athletic Sports On Saturday The annual athlciic sports meeting Wcarne E.vos., Ltd., will take place nec Saturday (June 1) at the Ar.oOn Ror.t Stadium.
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    SINGAPORE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
    339 15 Vnnual Tourney SEVEN EVENTS FOR COMPETITION annual tennis championships anised by the Singapore Tennis Association and sanctioned by the Lawn Tennis AsMalaya will be held on of the Singapore Cricket i pnning on June 17 at 4.50 inuing on the followThere will be .seven events for competitions,
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    26 15 Reuter Wireless. Cambrics h* .n f °VY f rd May 18 Lawn Tnnr.J uxiord in the annual Contest by h to 8.-Reuter
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    103 15 Classification Of Horses And Ponies THE following is the latest- list of classitiraticn of horses and ponies issued by the Straits Raci.ig Association: HORSES. Transfers:—Ly-Ee-Uoon from Class 4 to Class 5. Voltage from Class 4 to Class 5. NEW CLASSIFICATIONS Class 2:—Athlacca. DELETIONS. Class 1:- Win field.
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    CLAY PIGEON SHOOT
    81 15 S.V.R.A. Meeting To Discuss Proposal A ?f, ET i NG wiU be heI(I the Drill Beach Read, under th e auspices 2 th > Singapore Volunteer Rifle Association, on Thursday, Jun c 13, at 5.15 pm to discuss introducing this sport Membership i n the Singapore Volunteer
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    INTERNATIONAL SOCCER
    119 15 England Beat Holland In Gruelling Game Reuter Wireless. Amsterdam. May 18. England defeated Holland by one goal *o nil in the first official International Soccer match at the Olympic Stadium before a crowd of 40.000. Heavy rain and a muddy ground somewhat spoiled the play, but it was
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    INTERNATIONAL TENNIS
    50 15 France Beats England By 12 Matches To 7 Reuter Wireless. Paris. May 19. The International Lawn Tennis Club r 't France beat the International Lawn Tennis Club of Great Britain by 12 Hatches to seven. Boussus beat Austin 9—7. 6—3 ana Borotra beat Farquhaison 6—3, 6—3.— Rfuter Wireless.
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    "SNOOKER" VICTORY
    435 15 Davis Retains World Championship London, Apr. 30 J. DAVIS, the United Kingdom pio- fessional billiards champion, retained the world's professional snooker's pool champ'onship at Thurston's Hall by beating W. Smith in the final heat by 25 games to 20. The match was the bcv, of 49 games. At
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    GORDON RICHARDS FALLS.
    53 15 Thrown By Donkey To Children's Joy London, May 11. G ORD AN Kit hards was thrown in :he Donkey Derby at the *.V»itc Cily Stadium iasi to the intense amusement and delight of 65.00 C children, who, as a special jubilee treat, were adnii'tc 1 a: a
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    LEADING JOCKEYS
    194 15 It seems ironical that a jockey who wins so' many races sho .Id be able to < augment that number by "Cake" wins. Or was it a "fluke" tor Got don Richards •o win the Craven Stakes on a horse that had never run on a course before
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    BRITISH POLO PLANS
    750 15 Westchester Cup SOME OF THE LIKELY CANDIDATES I London, May 2. i gKITISH polo players are prepar- j ing already for the Westchester j Cup contest to be played in Britain 1 in 1936. Hitherto the contest have l ee.i played i n the country holding the
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    CLUB CRICKETERS AND L.B.W.
    666 16 An Experiment i HAMPSTEAD TO TRY FIRST London, May 1. AX the eve of the 1935 ciub cricket season, which, for the majority, begins next Saturday, there appears to be some difference of opinion ovei the 1 b w experiment which is being tried ill first-class
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    MUNICIPAL MEETING
    78 16 Three Resolutions By Mr. J. Laycock Three resolutions wll be moved by Mr. J. Lavcock at Friday's meeting of of the Municipal Commissioners of Singapore. The first will ask for the restoration of the balance cf 'he ten p:r cent, cut in Mun cipal salaries as from July
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    NAVAL VISITS
    68 16 Alterations Of Dates Of Arrival The following alterations of dates in the arrival of British warships are notified:— The Rover. Regent and Reeuius will rtmjcb Penan? on June 5 and sail on June 10 They will arrive at Singapore on T nne 11 and sail for "Hongkong on
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    TANGLIN CLUB TENNIS
    257 16 Results Of Yesterday's Matches Singapore, Tuesday. 'HE following are the results ol yesteri day's ties in the TSBrjttn Ciub lawn ennis tournament: MIXED DOUBLES HANDICAP Miss W. Taylor and J. L. Harvey (owe beat Miss M. Lonsdale and -T. i,. Palmer SCr.) 6- 2, 6—3. fcfin* Stevens
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    THE CLARKE CUP
    80 16 European Team To Meet Rest THE following have accepted to play crickt; for the Europeans v. In* Rest on Saturday, at 2 p.m.: R. A. Ashwoivh, Pte. Battye, Cpl. Fain, W. R. M. Haxworth, P. W. Hclt, C. O. Jenner. R. F. W. Leona'd. W II McNeill,
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    THE DAVIS CUP
    490 16 Australia's Victory At Eastbourne London, May 15. 1U£TR\LL A hav? taken little time about r teat ng New Z: aland in their Davis u > co-.test at Eastbourne, for by winning V» D ul les ma vh yesterday they entered V srnr nd round of the European
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    S.C.R.C TENNIS
    199 16 Results Of Spring Tournament THE following are some of the results and forthcoming ties in the S C R C Spring Tennis Tournament. FRIDAY'S RESULTS "B" Singles Handicap:—Pang Ch! 8 ng (owe 40) beat Albert Wong (ewe 5 6-2. 6-1; Dr. Au Kee Hock (scratch) b a L.
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT
    55 16 Final Arid Prize Giving i Singapore, Tueudv y. Weather permitting, the fina* of th': S.C.C. open mixed doubles tournament will be played this afternoon, between Mr. and Mrs. Swinchatt ana Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith. After the game the prizes won in the Spring tournament will be presented
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    TEAM SPIRIT IN SERVICE
    268 16 Prince's Appeal To Games-Players (By Air Mail). (From Our Oic:i Correspondent) London. May 1"». THE Prince of Wales has issued the fol- loving message frcm St. James's Palace n ccnncxioi with the British Sports and Games Assoc atij.n of King George's Jubiltx fi ust: I cr.i
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    LEAGUE SOCCER
    52 16 Th > fcllowing wII represent the V.M.C.A. v. the B.C.F.A. at Ansoi Road Qround to-morrcw (Wednesday) r 10 p.m.: J. Bleha, R. Lyne, Lim Chong Hilar.. Ivwe; Thiam Teck, G. Day. W. Mitch* i Vng WhaU Kirn, V. N. Pii'ay. H. Crocker c. Crocker. I. Reshtv Reserves: W.
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    WATER-SPOUT IN COLOMBO
    357 17 Harbour Scare ((> vi. TEA KIOSK lifted I i I E water-spout was seen in A o Harbour recently. j j, i,t from the Soutn-v\est' o a coaling-ground at k'.Xi -kaikie, in the north of f Colom F u eiy. Us path was acrcss open j tha*
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    UNIVERSITY HOSTEL
    71 17 To Ac British Students 11 Paris Paris. Bri is Univerc nodat£ Briifcliiat to side? in England, i itically British scholastic cen t of the «ni!-uc h itec ure of the be surrounded by mod at ion if? and it Is hoped lha pened In the Alreacry tj city
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    CHIEF SCOUT VISITS CANADA
    399 17 A Warm Welcome In Victoria i Victoria, Apr. 10. lam V, cr y Blad to be back once more ft>L tL C nadi 4 an sojl and to join with Co Uts and °W Guides in celeSon,? nr e i Ubi fe f the session to
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    ONION SMUGGLING
    197 17 Rum Runners' New "Racket" Detroit. RUM runners, who used to conduct a flourishing business along ihe'shoro of the Great Lakes smugging liquor into the United States, now have a new "racket"—onion smuggling. Customs patrol boat's are aguin scouring the waters of the Great Lakes, as they did in
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    MARK TWAIN CENTENARY
    82 17 Mr. Roosevelt Hon. Chairman Of Committee New York. President Roosevelt has been elected honorary chairman of a con mittee formed 10 celebrate the centen uy ot the birth of Mark Twain, the American humourist, on Nov. 30. .„v, f nrn The committee comprises eighty prominent! American citizens.
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    EGYPT AND COTTON TAX
    88 17 Town-Criers to Announce Its Abolition Alexandria. Town-criers are to walk through the villages in Upper and Lower Egypt telling the farmers, many of whom cannot read or write, ihat their 'bug-bear,' (he cotton tax. has been abolished by the Egyptian Government The tox was brought into
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    LOCH NESS MONSTER RE-APPEARS
    154 17 After Nine Weeks Of Retirement London, Apr. 22. THE Easter holiday has, as one might perhaps have expected, resulted in the emergence from its well-deserved obscurity of that almost mythical creature, the Loch Ness Monster. After lying dormant, one supposes, for the last nine weeks, the
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    "ILLEGAL" TRADERS
    197 17 1,700 Men Rounded-Up In Russia Moscow. nURING a round-up of illegal vraders in Moscow 1,700 men have been arrested for carrying on privata business withcut being members of a cooperative They were engaged in various handiciaft trades such as tailoring, shoe-maK-ing and ha-making. Investigations revealed that their individual
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    34,000 WIVES SHORT
    205 17 West Australian States Plight I j i j THE bronzed, husky me a of the great spaces of Western Australia, where men are men, are short of wives. Ther; are 34,000 of vhem who can neverhope (or fear as the case may be) to find something simmering
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    PUBLIC PROSECUTOR SUED
    219 17 "Unlawful Seizure Ot Goods" Paris. NO cne in Paris has a more aggrieved air ihan "Bine-Eyed" Jojo, end "Vclvetfooi*' Rtion, two notorious underworld figures, wh > have jus: started a lawsuit against the Public for unlawful seizure of goods. The mcrning after a particularly dari/.g burglary had
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    ANNUAL MEETING OF S.S. (S.) A.
    1025 18 Subscription Reduced DRIVE FOR MORE MEMBERS Singapore, Monday. fTHE annual general meeting of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association was held in the Singapore Exchange Room (New Post Office Building) at 5 p.m. to-day. Mr. H. W. Raper, the President, was in the chair and
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    WILLING TO DIE FOR HAUPTMANN
    157 18 Unemployed Soldiers Offer STANLEY Prystup, an unemployed exsoldier, has written to Governor Harold G. Hoffman, of New Jersey, offering to take Brit no Richard Kauptmann's place, should he have to go to the electric chair, for a fee of $6,000. He told the Governor that
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    28 18 The Rev. S. S. Pakianathan will be he speaker at the Singapore Tamil Epvorth League meeting to be held at 1, Short Street at 5.30 p.m. on Thursday.
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    CANTON AIR CRASH
    260 18 Pilot Killed: 79 Soldiers Injured Canton, May 21. A PILOT was killed, a plane was smashed, and obout 79 soldiers of the First Training Division were injured, twenty of them very seriously, in an attsmash at Canton this morning. Three fighting planes were in the air carrying
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    LOST TITIAN MADONNA
    215 18 Claimed To Have Been Found In America New York. A tattered, discoloured canvas which its owner believes is the famous "lost' Titian Madonna, and two o her pd;ntings which are claimed to be the work ol he great Venetian painter, are being examined here. The paintings are
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    350 18 i Letter Tc The E dilor [Our readers ir« butted to write tt us on subfetts of public interest, it must be undersldbd that the "Malaya Tribune? does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by corr&jxmdents. LETTERS SHOVti) BE AS brief AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten <double spacing), and
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    "GIVE GERMANY A SQUARE DEAL"
    294 19 Defence Debate labour urges new PARLEY Reuter Wireless. London, May 26. i\ ;i. Commons debate on defence .\1.. or Attlee (Labour) urged an n;r.t ate meeting of the DisarmaConference to consider Herr Hi?: proposals and said that Gov,n:r' would only get national u 11i y
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    PATMAN BILL VETO
    443 19 Roosevelt Explains To Congress Reuter Wireless. Washington, May 22. A DRAMATIC atmosphere reigned when t P 5 e fi ident 00s eveltJ personalty attended the specially convened joint sitting to explain to Congress the reasons for vetoing the Patman Bill. The President addressed himself to the serious
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    KILLED BY LORRY
    114 19 Coroner's Verdict In Malacca Accident (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, May 25. k VERDICT of death by misadventure was n returned by Mr. C. T. Middleton, Malacca Coroner, at the conclusion of the enquiry held yesterday into the death of a Malay named Manas bin Kamal who
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    PRINCESS INGRID
    150 19 Tragedy Mars Betrothal Festivities Reuter Wireless. Stockholm. May 23. The Koyal betrothal festivities have been marred by the death of the conduc tor, Lizell, w ho, while leading the Choral Society's concert this evening which was attended by Princess Ingrid and her fiance and fifty other Royalties, suddenly
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    MOTORISTS' ESCAPE
    123 19 Car Collision In Grove Road Singapore, Monday. Mr. Richard Harcourt- Peall, a European was slightly injured on a motor accident in Grove Road shortly ifter rive o'c}ock yesterday evening as a result of a collision between his car and another rontaining Mr H. M Perreau of Meyer Road
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    CHINA AND THE LEAGUE
    93 19 Application For Seat On Council Reuter. Geneva, May 25. A secret meeting of the Council was held after the close of the session to discuss the application from the Chinese Government submitted by Mr. Quo Tai Chi. asking for a seat on the Council for China
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    WILL IT WORK?
    89 19 Brazil And Argentine Sign Anti-Revolution Pact Reuter. Buenos Aires, May 25. There are great rejoicings here over the signature of the Argentine-Brazil antirevolution pact providing that, when revolution breaks out in either country, the other will firstly watch the people in its territory likely to cross the
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    DEATH OF SISTER ST. PAUL
    112 19 Loss To Malacca Convent (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, May 2C THE death occurred lh:n morning at -1.:S4> a.m. at the General RoapHal of Sitter St. Paul of the French Convent Tin- late Sister St. Paul was ol* a ve«.\ retiring disposition and will be
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