Malaya Tribune, 28 April 1937

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXIV. ■No. 99. ~SINGAPORĔ7 WEDNESDAY APRIL 28, 1937 FIVE CENTS- The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Wed., April 28. 1937. The Malaya Tribune 2A PAGES. SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY APRTT. 9* iuqt sdse
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      139 1 f i in: news I j WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The TRIBUNE Jj 4 101 USES lOK Vl\l4\ic sjk, ™J* f 3 CnUMned of useful Womatton abou, f mtereSt 10 ever household. It can be had for the fSTTrnk W rite «to Shne, Darby Co., Ltd., giving your address and
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      60 1 j Pow<,ere<l Whole Milk j o m,oL occas,on WHERE ««uc is POWrfJ ND F,NEST COW'S MILK IN I P °WDERED FORM -ECONOMICAL AND j CONVENIENT. Distributors j CETZ BROS. CO. I <• 4 fooir i. :form Weighing Machines GUTnTME^fro aJ. (Incorporated in S.S.) W.P.s 70 (i/aletß The New QQ WITH
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      13 1 I Ktad The S ITIVDA V I TRIBUTE I Dominant t lm Malaya
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      802 2 LAPPROVEO 1 M. HASSAN, M Sf 37, Bras Basah RoaS SINGAPORE. Telephone No. 341 L Branch at 24, Jalan Israkis*. JOHORE. STOCKISTS OF: Itigldalres, Koldchests, modern •lectrlc chandeliers, fancy lamp sow is and shades, bed lamps, lans, electric bells, batteries, wiring accessories, domestic appliances, sanitary wares and etc CONTRACTORS FOR:
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      667 2 TRAFFIC REGULATION ORDINANCE (Chapter 213) In exercise of the powers conferred upon him by section 4 of the Traffic Regulation Ordinance, The Chief Police Ofiiccr, Singapore, makes the following regulations for the occasion of the Opening of the British Trade Fair at Great World on 30th April, 1937: From the
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      601 2 NOTICE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Fifth Annual General Meeting of the Shareholders of the Company wil be held at its Registered Office, China Building. Chulia Street, Singapore on Wednesday, the sth day of May, 193., at NoVICE n iS
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      220 2 ALWAYS J ON THE SPOT j SYICK WOH HINGS i 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, J (Near Middle Road> > I Phone No. 7922 Contractors for the Repair of S Clocks Watches to the Bntish 1 i Army and R.A.F. Base in Malaya. pa VIROL for robust health j Stop Drifting!
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      233 2 THE OKA/ABJ F.W. CO 689, Serangoon Roai Simrnoor*. SARSAPARILLA TUNIC Blood builder and purifier, cures various tropical disease' Price per bottle $1.00. Small bottle 50 cts. Agents: A. S. MOHAMED KASSIM CO., 79, Hill Street. Singapore. TOCK TYPEWRITER CO., No. 6-A, :h nge Alley instead of 28-A Change illey Singapore.
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES BRITAIN'S CARGO FLEET FLEET
    506 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES BRITAIN'S CARGO FLEET FLEET Shortage Of 700 Ships In War-Time London. D DAY the car S° fleet (of Great Britain) is utterly inadequate for the responsibilities it would be called upon to shoulder in war-time, when the necessity for adequate communications ana transport ranks above any other"
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    POLISH SHIPBUILDING
    137 3 Upper Silesian Interests Acquire Gdynia X^rds Some months ago the town of Gdynia took over the Gdynia shipbuilding yards from the Danzig Shipbuilding Co W v!? lc u h as to be liquidated. The Gdynia shipbuilding yards have now beer acquired by the Joint-Interests Concor of Upper Silesia,
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    SHIPS SURVEYS
    103 3 The report of the Surveyor General of Ships for last year shows that the Department which is responsible for the seaworthiness of ships registered here was $60,974 the bulk of which was derived under the Merchant Shipping Ordinance. Preliminary investigations were held on ten accidents. One fatal and
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    "DRESS SHIP" ON MAY 12
    34 3 In a notice to the shipping community Singapore, the Master attendant, S.S., states:— "I am directed by Government to request you to be good enough to allow •■•fur 1
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      372 3 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA V. 0. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore. 19^7 i BANGALORE 6 00 0 May 5 vSrnPPA 15 000 Ma NALDERA 16.000 May 21 CARTHAGE 15,000 June 4 BEHAR 6,000 June 14 RANCHI 17,000 June 18 SOUDAN 6,500 July 2 KAISAR-I-HIND 11,000 July 2
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      402 3 M. B. K. Ikokusai line! i (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISHA) S 'i vLm i AD( ,v w« (Incorporated In Japan) For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES. NEW YORK (via Panama) Dne Due Sailing n„ m mis KONGO MARU SETS New York m s KIRISHLMA MARU June 6 June 9 j? B ?i, Keelun
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      406 3 AE BY IB mfl Qfi w9BJ^ PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINK no5 UfIO S ne Class Motorships Mon LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. BORGIA S^&'S ja sa iJ 1 FIONIA 21-9 21-9 w'u LALANDIA 12-l5 l"lO l^m JUTLANDIA 2-11 2-11 Jiff MEONIA 23-11 23-11 >M ALSIA 14-12 H-12 2
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      493 3 STEAMER SAILINGS §NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD (Incorporated 'n Germany). he i n J? e fnoted are the Company* Intended fixtures:— OUTWARD I OK MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA JAPAN Due Spore. 5 m.s. "FULDA" omits Singapore ,M 7' Manila, and Japan Portscalls Hongkong, Shanghai and North China-Due Penang Apr 2 9 5s
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    More Consideration For Motorists
    566 4 POLICE COURTESY AND TACT AND TACT H. M. Constabulary Inspectors' Annual Report MORE motor and bicycle police traffic patrols and greater tact and courtesy in police treatment of motorists, are advocated in the annual repor*s of His Majesty's Inspectors of Constabulary. Lieutenant-Colonel W. D. Allan states:
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    BRITISH LEATHER
    125 4 Another example of the use of British materials in the manufacture o* British-made Ford cars is seen m a report just released by Ford Motor Company. Dagenham. relative to ICcit tier Many thousands of square fee* ot the highest grade skins obtained from Bnt sh-raised cattle, are used
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    YOUR BATTERY
    355 4 You Have Been >Yarned? PERIODIC ALLY one is reminded of the causes which lead to a car battery giving trouble, and new remedies are offered us for restoring an unhealthy battery to normal condition. Mr c C McKinnon M.1.E.E.. cniw Engineer to he Exide Company. writes:--•It should be
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    Mr. Henry Ford and h, son Edse. — g in— newest type engme-tta 193,. 22 he
    15 4 Mr. Henry Ford and h, son Edse. g in— newest type engme-tta 193,. 22 he
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    RALLY SUCCESSES
    228 4 ON the first occasion that an official manufacturer's team of Austin cars competed in the R-A.C concluded at Hastings last two of the Austin models carried off the first and second awards respect; vehr lithe Coachwork Competition. JorfOW door saloons of from £161 to pr The cars in
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    A FORD RECORD
    250 4 Eleventh Year Of A Million Cars TOR the llth year in the past 17 years, T Ford Motor Company enjoyed better than a -million-car" year in 1936. according to an announcement made recently at the Ford home oifires I Dearborn. Michigan. Tabulations just completed, the ai nouncement
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    TANDEN CYCLES
    255 4 iIRLAND Cycle Engineers, a SbangA hai firm. haa the cr< being the first to build a tandem in China <a bicycle for two. also named ••Kyat" as their bicycler after the designer who is their chief engineer. t> reason of the many special feat 1 embodied in its
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    GREAT BRITAIN LEADS
    110 4 There ar e more passenger ai mercial motor cars In Great Bruai square mile of area than any country in the world. This ccndition was revealed by I Company Limited at Dasenham i study of figures released by the i Economic Committee. For eve > mile in
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      858 4 R LU R fl A EVERYONE IS USING ALURA COLOUR WAVE SET. 15 Quick II Nestle j Drying Colour Wave i Sets for 50 C wave settt| vmi Mi Rln N 0 E H ALURA is a remarkable preparation, enabling you. m BROWN in a tew minutes, to set your
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      20 4 i do* I £3» 2S« oU be <*tfsM W toot™ ttV e l c w of t es^ ts *übe
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      287 5 INTRODUCING a British motor was badly due to the fact, It deposits so little carbon I Photo number 2 shows how the car- exhaust, Athr usin the correct grade for It mWW »«n started to break up after a few ?P* 1 iM,n miles YOUR engine will not llr hours
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    454 6 loxdox cojiiidDtrifear RUBBER a■»• 97 London. Api 27. Previous To-day Change Dvii Verysteady SgJ Buyers 10 316 10% -HM •SS 10 15 16 10 ***** May Buyers 10 13 16 W. -1« Sellers. 1015 16 1013|16 Julyfsept. Buyers 11 l° 7 "J Sellers. llfc JJ ~2 Oct.|Dec.
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      688 6 j Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. j i (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). I Successors to t The Chinese Commercial Bank Limited, i The Ho Hong Bank Limited and The Oversea-Chinese Bank Limited. Authorise) 40.000,000.00 C S andj S BEAD OFFICE. CHINA MllWftOTgl* I» j Managing Doctor 31« ISSLt 3026 <
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      65 6 and judiciously In the kitchen will add flavour to dishes and will improve beyond measure 4yĔr9(& few the standard of your culinary pfl k£ta requirements. Not only this, Gjf but Buvril wiU build up health prising degree 5 APB 6 STARTED IN GAY PAREE GOODNESS KNOW WHERE IT WILL FINI,Sp
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      116 6 A SPECIAL CORONATION ATTRACTION AT THE PAVILION "The King's People" The Kpic Warner Bros. Film By JOHN DRINKWATER Enacted By: Viscountess Astor, M.P., George Bernard Shaw, Sir Austen Chamberlain, John Drinkwater, Mary Clare and other Distinguished English Personages GALA PRE MIE R E WEONESOAY I2<h MAY 1 i VICTORIA MEMORIAL
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1302 7 eseref MINING Co. Lyall Evatt impat Tin B ef rS Se i ler Buyers Sellers Singapore, 28. 10 a.m. -A,am Kumbang,.3s3 if* 6 cd Fraser Co. Lyall Evatt austral Malay..., 7 Ko f 35 35 6 5 Pphl Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers »-m..\ r 6 1* KSSMI
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION POSITION
    552 7 iFrovi Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Wednesday morning RUBBER Singapore: 37U> cts. Market Tone: Steady. London: 10 ,d. Market Tone: Opened weak. ck»ed steady. New York: 22% cts., up 1 16 ct. Market Tone: Very Quiet.' After the heayy decline of yesterday prices have steadied to-day but
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    EXCHANGE
    174 7 SELLING Singapore, Apr. 28. '.ondon T.T. 2 4 il6 r ondon demand 2* London 4 months' sight 2 4' h Lyons demand 128) Hamburg demand 141 V, :e v York demand 57 11 16 Montreal semanh 57 9le ■?atavia demann 105 'amasang demand 104 :< 4 Calcutta. Bombay and
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    102 7 General Marking Down Of Prices Reuter Wireless. London, April 26 AN the Stock Exchange to-day persisv tent liquidation meeting with poor support resulted in the general marking down of prices in all sections apart from the notable exception of gilt-edged securities which steadily held up. Many severe losses
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    FRENCH CRISIS
    87 7 Debate On Policy On Friday Reuter. Paris, April 26. T*iK Cabinet agreed to a Chamber debate on genera] policy on April 30 after a Cabinet meeting, M Vincent Auriol stated the Treasury situation was a:factory and the Government had no intention of issuing any long term leap, other
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    RUBBER FOOTWEAR
    90 7 Commons Question On Hongkong Export Reuter. Jm *v, tt London. April 27. tne House of Commons Major Neven SpAce <C. Orkney* drew attention to the export to Britain of rubber footwear manufactured in Hongh He "quired how many persons would be directly emoloyed in Britain here footwear were
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    STRIKE IN FORD FACTORY
    32 7 Reuter Wireless. Richmond (California!, Apr. 21. A sit-down strike involving 1300 workers has begun in Ford Company's plant here follow .ng alleged discrimination against twelve emplcvees Reuter Wireless.
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    RADIOPHONE TALK TO CHINA
    63 7 Shanghai Apr '7 pr. Kung Hsiang HsL Chief Delegate to represent China at the Coronation, radiophoned to Madam Soong Me: L n wife of Marshal Chians Kai Shell i i Shanghai from Genoa las* night. On account of atmospheric i terfrrr ence, the voice was not
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      173 7 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore. Apr. 23. r> w Total lox Books Cose financial Company Dividend Date Ex.Dlv. year Xix Payable D«U to date Am,)at Tin 5 Final Apr. 2G May 11 May 3 7> >% Ulne 12' 2 Pinal May 17 12 JetoUing 10-, int. Apr. 24
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    POSTAL INTELLIGENCE
    299 8 STEAMER MAILS DESPATCHES TO-DAY DAHTT? AND TIMt FOR PER un Great Britain, Europe, Egypt and A r 2 8 nooi» Ceylon (Parcels only") Memnon 2 8 1 p.m Djambi and K. Toengkal 5 28 2 p.m. Kretay ?£dS£ Z 3 p.m Palembang Jheaens 23 3 pir Muntok and
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    91 8 Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 4 p.m. to-day. Medan. JaskS, Amsterdam? and London;?: Netherlands, closing 12.45 p.m. to-day. Australia. New Zealand, Java and Timor Dilly: Qantas. closing 7 p.m. to-morrow. Hongkong. Canton. -Shanghai. -Kobe. 'Manila and U.S.A.: Imperial, closing 7 p.m. Saturday. Penang, Siam. Burma, India.
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    WHAT'S ON?
    113 8 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures notary >-ination Friendly. Govt. Services F A. v. S.C.C.. CncSit :C 'Bt. Andrew's v. 22nd Hty Bty. Tournament,. Tennis. *£j MORROWi APR 29 Footbai™ Business Houses' I*tg*i Paterson Simons v. H. and b. Ban*., Annuai a Sen?ral meeting of Union Jack Club Club
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    167 8 Mails expected from Europe ew .Amsterdam, by Air J Netherlands, today. Deliveries of boxholders' letters only 7 p.m. to-day and general delivery of letters 8.25 a.m. Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air (Netherlands* to-day. Deliveries of boxholders' letters only 3.30 pm and general delivery of letters and
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    37 8 Mails lor Indo-China originally advertised lor despatch by s.s. Lieutenant De La Tour closing at 11 a.m. on Apr. 28 will now be despatched by s.». Yuensang closing at 3 p.m. on the same clay.
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    TELEGRAPHS
    12 8 Communication with Bangkok is interrupted. Messages are accepted subject to delay.
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    21 8 The Air Mail I Netherlands I despatched from Singapore on Apr. 21 mv delivered in London on Apr. 27.
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      197 8 MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL J TO-NIC.HT COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 to 5.30 p.m. j DINNER and DANCE (informal) 9.30 to midnight S and OUTSTANDING CABARET ATTRACTION i CEDRIC 8c A R LINDA Featuring a large -a Routines. S EST° ENTIRE CHANGE PROGRAMME So^K?oT F bm™w AND j ARLINDA. EXTENSIONS j 3 Beautiful
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      170 8 iGreat Worldl Sho^l I 1937 j i BRITISH TRADE I FAIR S 30th APRIL TO Bth MAY 1937 I CABARET I FRI. 30th APRIL SAT. Ist MAY J S GALA NON-STOP RACE BALL S I EXTENSION 1 A. IML s j Balloons Streamers Will Be Distributed TO-NIGHT 6 P.M. TO
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      279 8 /LATEST ADVERTISEMENT NOTICE The Bawmifiers of Singapore beg to nctiiy their customers that in conse quehce of the recent heavy increase of about 49':; V the price of round logs and also in labour they have been compelled to increase their price of sawn timber accordingly. The Increase of price
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      502 8 tfIGHTS Of Jfii AGONY /l^^ caused by INDIGESTION Read this woman s account ot how she rid herself of acute indigestion pains "I have found great relief in taking Digestif Rennie Pastilles I think I have tried everything for indigestion, i have really and truiv been in agony when T
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    CO-OPERATORS OF MUNICIPALITY
    279 9 ■"i?ual Meeting THRIFT AND LOAN SOCIETY SiQCNNtt* Tuesday. 1 hntt and Loan Society w ft r ,d the *«»mwj |fr. D. Murnaii" >n the chair. "-'•'•report and accounts had dividend of six proposed by the committee' S »*apore OflJcer as follows: i ha e a cen CT-operidve
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    THE MAHARAJAH OF TRAVANCORE TR A VA NCORE
    158 9 Singapore Malayans To **ive Reception dec:ded a \i% h e «"jah. on their arrival d c the *W A reception commitL Sln -apore. tne following was 8 COnsisti ng of Gent. Mr. I N Ro elected- HL? dents, Messrs k v -ce-P?es
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    NANKING SPLITS THE REDS J THE REDS
    259 9 *0 Pact Yet mod &^4 ave Shanghai, Apr. 27. Spite of c °nstant rumours of compromise havin k 1 between the r S 11 reac^ec Kuomintany th, in connection t n h °th eW deVe P Red "surrender" P™jcctec Reds thenSel'ha^'split' into Sc2
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    5 9 Captain A.M. Drysdale, Straits, Settlements
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR *»ttiin SOLDIERS
    213 9 ,T the Edit Of the Malaga Trih Sir,—Thp h»r Tribune) o/ u! l or Military L t0 enli st as 1 us who are nnvi Service. Thr<o ?«s?ss f UtUre WCifare all ir/ 13 8 h ey who l r ,*2 mcn 'oiks, and
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    COAL ROYALTIES
    25 9 Govc ""K r° p *y «6 Millions j '''HE Prime MinUtet 2« m "n.s tu-uav «iued lie Com g Ihe valua Uci 8
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      86 9 I TOOTHPASTES J they do only t V* the job deanT naif the io r nly See how bri hamlv 2 f orha -teeth bccoie S V y Ur -ore firm m and A hlhZ Kuim look and feel A%£s a f Ur mgred,ent, Dr. Forhln* famous Astringent used i
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      29 9 ye nd 53 j j I the psr-. Ru». and dry. Ho w J That is »U j£" 1* I rtch olive ondpolmoUa. I Confolns no onl mo ['j^gPCRisiBKB^R
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      126 9 IS HERE AGAIN. I J I J j th «t we have h j ]arf ehaVeha dissappoint J ar S e number of j U1 customers. C <*» b one, mm j j jfraser Neave, Ltd. J j doctor *Jiat children confidence P 7 nee S# perf DettoJ' is such
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    CORONATION SERVICE DETAILS
    230 10 More Of The Chinese Celebrations Singapore. Wednesday of the Coronation Service In n ETAILS of «*2* o{ the Chinese D Singapore ar *Q May 13 are conofficial Thanksgiving Service Kin George Coronation Hl t gt Andrew's CatheVI will be neld at a t 11 a.m. dral on
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      125 10 1 1 1 OPENING I I c;, H f mbr 1 rr th,s t,«e, THE HERO OF CHAROE O* A T ullli it To-nieht To-morrow Mght at 7.45 P-m-Tom Tyler in "PHANTOM OF THE x's A Real Puzzler -Dealing T in Spee d! Thnlls Spills. lightning Action X r J^^..
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      89 10 1 \ttr action*- 1 1 XS* I I I II will he Riven 1 J M I 1 "'KITE BOY 1 ittm: i ««P i* %i XTLER©* ,:„nert M s^c W ACBKCT smith Nn -EK SUCH THFULLS SC^^ Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture «.»h MAUREEN OSVLLIVAN Announccmciil Extraordinary 1 VH PKXDOI S OPK^
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    SUDDEN FIGHT ENDS IN DEATH
    363 11 62-Cents Dispute And Assize Sequel Singapore, Tuesday. A Q in A fl V S r 62 cents wni <* endec A in the death of a Chinese namec Chong Boon Hin and the arrest oi Th? alleged assailant on a charge of culpable homicide not
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    CHURCH-LIKE CALM
    65 11 Credit Easy In Money Market Reuter Wireless. London, Apr. 24 QN the Magey jnarket the budget »roUk ?catoi V°thT ay di f- turbed the <*sXcauu ot this section of thp r-ifv Credit continued to and the amount of capital sftSino was reflected in Se^&Sf^gff considerable period. Consequently'he markets
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      54 11 I t A distinctive canvas shoe with j specially treated rubber soles. As illustration S].6o hr, but leather soles $2.50 j j ,a j j 1 miBAPH THAT DEFY COMPETITION I j HKIKrK NEVER OR EVER OFFERED j iIBUIbW only by gumm** i_ c j ADVERT. OF THE BATA SH
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      300 11 I capltol i I TUESDAY MAY 4th. S I .jgife. PARAMOUNT PICTURES I :@B££: arc P roud to present one of the /MPK'. most Ins P ir *ng Pictorial Records '-P?^=3. •§> ever compiled {The History of the BRITISH EMPIRE for the S past 40 years! "FOR CROWN I 1
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    EURASIAN SOLDIERS
    761 12 MANY years age the Tribune said that Eurasians made good soldiers, and frequently, during the Great War and since, this paper has had occasion to repeat that opinion. There is no one who has lived In ihis country for any length of time, or who has come into
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    MR. YAP AH BAI
    205 12 Celebrations Of Seventieth Birthday Singapore, Wednesday. 11HE residence of Mr. Yap Pheng Geek. Secretary of the Overseas Chinese banking Corporation. 117, Killmey P-ud, was the venue of a very enjoyable function last night, the occasion being the seventieth birthday of hts jather. Mr. Yap Ah Bai.
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    H.M.S. HOOD RETURNS
    38 12 London, Apr. 28. H.M.S. Hood arrived at Spithead from Spanish waters this afternoon. She has returned home to prepare for the Corona t on naval review, having been relieved by H.M.S. Royal Oak.—British Official Wireless.
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    LORD RUNCIMAN BETTER
    40 12 London. Apr. 28. Lord Runciman. father of Mr. Walter Runciman, Minister of Trade, has for sometime past been lying ill at his home in Northumberland, and is now i tated to be progressing satisfactorily.— British Official WJreless.
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    13 12 Mr Cyril E. Stubbs has recovered from his illness and is now convalescent.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS The Air Way
    154 12 NOTES COMMENTS The Air Way hie quoted recently from the Eurasian Review, which pointed out that Legislative Councillors who do not reside in Singapore lose a good deal of time in attending meetings. The journal suggested that, like Members cf Parliament. Councillors should be paid for their services. Ao regards
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    The Colonial Civil Servant
    258 12 |N a book entitled 'The British C.vii A Servant." original view;; on the Colonial Service ure expressed by Mr. Leonard Barnes, formerly of the Cclonial Office staff, who is a Socialist by political persuasion. •The modern official." he says. M M I markably free from jingo
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    Immigration Department
    230 12 rpHE volume of work which falls or. the shoulders of officials who are responsible for the control of the admission of aliens into the country must be considerable, judging by the statistics supplied In the annual report cf the Immigration Department, jw.t published, which show that a s
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    Perak Progress
    256 12 ACCORDING to report, the Perak Government is consiaering a five-y.ar-plan which will greatly enhanc? the importance of Ipoh, the largest Lava in the premier state of the Federation. Woik is expected to begin some ::me early next year with the construction of a new hospital to take the
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    Topics Of The Day
    218 12  -  By "Looker On" A WRITER cons ders it a pity that the League of Nations wasn't formed before the Great War. It might by no« have determined the aggressor. Great satisfaction is expressed in official circles at the success of the steps taken to restrain Press
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    JOINT PROTEST OF SCANDINAVIAN COUNTRIES
    194 13 STOPPING OF SHIPS BY FRANCO new offensive fails basques hold fast in spite of SAVAGE AIR RAIDS Reuter. Bayonne, Apr. 28. rH r Pique Government Press Bureau claims that the insurgent offensive in the Durango sector has been brilliantly repulsed an:! :hal the Basques are
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    PROTECTION OF BRITISH SHIPS
    952 13 Reuter. Bilbao, Apr. 27. MANY women and children are among the victims of a savage air laid which to-day entirely blotted out a hundred civilians were killed as the result of the five and a half hours continuous bombardment, which is alleged to have been carried
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    SENATOR'S DEATH
    20 13 Reuter Wireless. A Washington message says the dea h is announced of the democrat. Senator Nathan Bachman.—Reuter Wireless.
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    WRIT BY DUKE OF WINDSOR
    154 13 LIBEL ACTION? Book By Geoffrey Dennis Reuter. London. April 27. REUTER unders'-ar.ds that Messrs. Allen Overy. the Duke of Windsor's so'iritors. have served a uri' up«n Messrs William Heinemann. the publishers, and on Geoffrov Dennis, the author, of the book "Coronation Commentary", claiming damareT for
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    CHINESE ARTISTS HONOURED
    179 13 By Royal Academy GIRL'S TWO STUDIES ACCEPTED Reuter. London, Apr. 27. qpWO Chinese artists have pictures hung in this year's Royal Academy and they are the first Ch nes: ever thus honoured. Miss Shou Pi Yang has two pictures. She originally studied in Shanghai and came to
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    THE NEW COINS
    31 13 T Apr. 28. New two shilling pieces and sixpences, also twelve-sided three-penny nieces were available to-day at London banks! which reported a lively demand for them.—British Official Wireless.
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    MRS. SIMPSON
    81 13 Her Decree Absolute Now Due THE devorce granted to Mrs. Simpson, whom the Duke of Windsor has anrounced his intention to marry, was due to be made absolute on April 27. No new.s of this being done has yet be?n received, but the decre- a b olute would
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    SPECULATION PERIL
    47 13 Roosevelt Warns Public Aga'nst It Reuter. Washington. April 28. President Roosevelt, at a Press conference extended his warning against -peculation in stocks by Government employees to include all the general public" He declared that he had been warning the public against speculation rver since 1927—Reuter.
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    Commons Passes Profits Tax
    951 13 RETICENCE OF CHANCELLOR CHANCELLOR Nervousness Not Justified British Official Wireless. London, April 28. IN the House of Commons last nght, in the debate on the Budget resolutions. Mr. Neville Cnamberiain, speaking on the growth-of-pvofits tax, said that he had no intention of withdrawing th' proposals. He
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    Straits Steamship & A.P.C. Labourers' Strikes Settled NORTH MALAYA UNREST
    186 14 Straits Steamship A.P.C. Labourers' Strikes Settled NORTH MALAYA UNREST THE DEMANDS Timely Action Averts Deadlock Jn the first case, it has been announced that a settlement has been reached in the dispute between tha Sungei Nvok Dockyard labourers and the Straits Steamship Company, regarding- the former's demand for an increase
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    THE SULTANS FROM MALAYA
    44 14 Escort Of Lancers At The Coronation Reuter. London, Apr. 27. the Coronation the carriage occupied by the Sultan of Johore and another by the Sultans of Negri Sembilan, Pahang and Trengganu will be escorted by troopers of the 16th-sth Lancers.—Reuter.
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    JOHORE CELEBRATIONS
    113 14 Indians And Ceylonese At Rengam At a meeting of the Indo-Ceylonese Coronation Committee for the Rengam district, Johore, with Mr. N. Sinnathamby in the chair, it was unanimously agreed to carry out the following programme of celebration at Rengam on May 14:— A decorated and illuminated street arch
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    CORONATION FILM
    78 14 Singapore, Wednesday. In connection with the Coronation film which will be shown in Singapore within a week after the celebrations it was announced in yesterday's issue that the picture will be filmed by Twentieth Bn n tlsh ry M FoX T lms and Pleased by the feci Movieton
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    STOP PRESS
    43 14 WORLD AIR LINK COMPLETED Reuter. Hongkong, April. 28. The American giant flying boat, the hina Clipper, landed here at 11.55 a.m. 'om Manila and Macao, linking the an-American and Imperial Airways iutes and completing the commercial r link around the world.—Reuter.
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    SHARE MARKET POSITION
    852 14 Disturbing' Factors FRASER AND COYS REVIEW MESSRS. Fraser and Co.'s weekly report on the share market, dated April 27, states:— We certainly live in bewildering times in which every sign of improvement seems to be for the worse and progresj appears to be mainly backwards. At home
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    SEVEN PROCESSIONS IN CORONATION
    98 14 DUKE OF GLOUCESTER LAUNCHES SOUVENIR Reuter. mup n London, Apr. 28* I pronation programme, now officially issued, shows that there wi be seven processions to the Abbey, namely the Lord u* 8 pea^er s certain royalties and foreign representatives, pie Krit,sh and Dominions Prime Ministers and
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    Symbol Of Empire Freedom
    570 14 Reuter. Ftp c London, April 28. E Souvenir Programme of the Coronation, drawn up under the auspices of the King Georg e Jubilee Trust, is a vail-fo-morrow c PUbHC Ver the Em P ire it rto meet to Em P ir e demand it has been
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    IMPORTS FROM SIAM BANNED
    52 14 Kedah Measures Against Cholera 'From Our Own Reporter) CHOI n-% r Ban ff ko1 Apr. 28. and 454 deaths K^dorn! a ki,i dom to the IS probab, y due i» me early rams now bein? cv peneneed. cms Kedah has banned the imnort of fru.ts and
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    SINGLE FARE FOR DOUBLE JOURNEY
    83 14 Coronation Concession In Penang (From Our Own Reporter) Penang-, To-day. nURING yesterday's meeting of the v Municipal Commissioners, it «M resolved that in connection with the Coronation celebrations, the return fares on trolley bases be reduped to single fare rates after 6 p.m. on May
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    LA MERI AT THE CAPITOL
    384 14 Artistic Tmngle BEAUTY, HUMOUR AND SOLEMNITY IJT was unfortunate that La Meri could give only one performance in Singapore. It was fortunate, however, that she was able to secure the largest theatre in the city. The Capitol was filled last night with a cosmopolitan audience
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    SINGAPORE RADIO
    23 14 QTAR item in the 8.M.8.C. prop crarnme to-day (on 225 metres) is "Diary for 1934," a bright recorded programme from London.
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    U. S. FLOODS
    47 14 Many Casualties; Damage Enormous Reuter. Nrw York, April 28 CTFTEEN people arc dead and fr/p missing as a result, of widespread floods in six Eastern States and the damage is enormous. h The waters are now receding with the exception of the Ohio River—PPi,t/>r
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    National Strike During Coronation?
    364 15 BUSMEN OUT IN TEN COUNTIES GRAVE MOVE Undergrads Helping Strikers Reuter Wireless. London, Apr. 28. a CONFERENCE at the Ministry ol" Labour of representatives of the Transport Board and the employees in regard to the threatened London bus strike -at for five hours yesterday and for
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    YOUNG FRISCO WEDS
    252 15 Registry Office Ceremony In Singapore Singapore. Tuesday. IDOL of thousands of S ngapore right fans "Young Frisco," Francisco Enselio. was this afternoon married at Registrar's Office by Mr. W. G. Reeves, the Second Magistrate, to Miss Doreen Phylis Cole beautiful daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pennell Cole,
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    HAPPY WORLD
    53 15 Opening Postponed To May 6 OWING to unforeseen circumstances, the opening of the new Singapore amusement park, the Happy World, has had to be postponed until Thursday. May 6. Those who have received invitations are requested to note that the cards issued for April 29 will be available
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    LORD CLARENDON
    58 15 Created Knight Of The Garter Reuter Wireless. London, Apr. 24 A COURT Circular announces the Earl of Clarendon had an audience with the King this evening upon relinquishing his appointment as Governor-General and Commander-in-Chief ol the Union of South Africa and His Majesty invested him with the insignia
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    126 EXHIBITS IN COURT
    242 15 Alleged Counterfeiting WOMAN DISCHARGED AT ASSIZES Singapore, Tuesday. MINIATURE mint, comprised of instruments and other paraphernalia amounting to 126 exhibits all told were arrayed on the bar table of the Assize Court to-day, when Lim Keng Kwee a young Chinese and Sim Gek Hong, his mistress,
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    ALLEGED OILY MAN OF SINGAPORE
    212 15 Returned Banishee (Jets Life Term Singapore. Tuesday. HUMMJM bin Hamid a hefty Malay, who is alleged to have been the Oily Man who was the talk of the town about a year ago, appearedl in the dock at the Assize Court to day to answer
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    BROOK DELAYED
    231 15 Broadbent Due Here To-Day Reuter. London. April 27. AS a result oi being forced down in a A thunderstorm near Bor. a Jundr-rl miles north of Juba. in the Sudan, the hopes of H L Brook, the British airman of establishing a new record for the England-Capetown flight,
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    CR UISER WEIGHT TITLE FOR JOCK McAVOY
    231 16 KNOCK-OUT WIN OVER HOLDER JACK DOYLE BEATS KING LEVINSKY Reuter. T„,_ London, Apr. 28. WO big fights were staged at the Wembley Stadium last night. The results were: Jack Doyle bfat King Levinsky on points over 12 rounds. Jack McAvoy knocked out Eddie
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    TO-DAY'S SOCCER
    50 16 S.C.C. v. Govt. Services On Padang The S.C.C. will meet a strong Government Services XI on the Padang to-day. The G.S.F.A. team will be:— Bahrom: Omar H. and Bakar A.; Kass, Taib H., Ibrahim; Paul Ong, Abubakar, Tee Siang. Bakrl and D. Ross. Reserves: Abdul Rahim and Jumat.
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    NONDESCRIPTS' C.C.
    53 16 N.C.C. team v. The Indian Association on Saturday at 2 p.m. on the i A giounds: Wyatt, Lembruggen, Pa; Cooke, Carlo Pereira. Samson de SUva D. Cooray, T. Santa Maria, X T Ooi' R. E. Fernando, N. R. de Vaz, Poh Guan Hock. ffMOiiu: iff. Pereira. P. George
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    S.C.R.C. CRICKET
    98 16 Teams For Week-End Matches S.C.R.C. team vs Khalsa Assc. at 2 p.m. on Saturday at Hong Lim Green: Chua Choon Leong, Tan Thean Tek, Low Kee Pow, Neo Geo Lee, Tay Yew Ec, K. T. Ooi, Tan Kee Ti'an, Yap Choon lim, Khoo Teng Kiat, R. B. Tan,
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    HOME SOCCER
    19 16 Reuter. London, Apr. 27 Rochdale beat Accrington 4—l in their postponed Northern Division League fixture to-day .-Reuter
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    T*V£C<Cier «/iheT?ordon H^hlanders, who beat the Malays j tgg 6—o at the Jalan Besar Stadium, iTribune>.
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    RIFLE SHOOTING
    156 16 Central Meeting At Whitsuntide THE Central Rifle Meeting, which was postponed at Easter on account of the disturbed labour conditions in SeI langor and Negri Sembilan, is now fixed for the Whitsun week end A revised time-table has been prepared, providing for the following arrangements to meet th
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    GENTLE B.P.
    83 16 Match With Selamat Party THE Gentle Badminton Party "B" team 1 beat the Selamat Badminton Party by 3 games to 2 on Sunday. Scores Gentle B.P. names first): Singles: M. Onsi beat A. Bujang 15— 9 13—13 (3-5) 15—12; Mohd. Said beat Husein 13—13 «5 1. 15—9: Abdul
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    S. C. C. Godown Doubles Tennis
    666 16 Three Set Match In Final Singapore, Tuesday. INTERESTING tennis was witnessed on the S.C.C. courts yesterday when E. Cherrington and B. Neyland (—l5) became the Godown Doubles Handicap champions by beating V. P. Barbat and O. W- Gilmour (—3) after a dour struggle which
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    AT THE S.R.C.
    61 16 Yesterday's ties in the SRC tournament resulted as follows:--c «S£? ch an»Pionship Singles f b l at s de Sua til 6-o E_Le Mercier boat J. s. de Souza fc?; a IC S n Singles Handicap "A" B _A g M. Valberg beat A. Norris 6-3. n
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    HOME TENNIS
    49 16 Reuter Wireless. BRTTTcjti Bour nemouth Apr 26 Sn c D fnlH CU E Players areap. ChaShi" 6 BritlSh HaM Courts 10 *at the turned from Burma Tl°fl $o*** A m h T' las h V'° has scratched owing t 0 he r Znlr™ from gastric nu.-Relte? Wireless
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    LEAGUE SOCCER TABLES
    331 16 Singapore. Wedn&lt; T ATEST positions of team* J S.A.F.A. League competiti DIVISION I I goals m P. W. L. D. F p I R.A. B Midds M 3 Old Chinese 4 2 1] Police 4 2li R.A.F. 6 '2 3 1 11 io Malays 4 2 2
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    PROSPECTS FOR EPSOM "CLASSICS"
    460 17 King's Candidate For Oaks nrrOND declaration oi forfeits S have been made for the Derby „i the Oaks, as a result of which «ire left in the colts' and 62 )h fillies' -classes. More than L",} «f these are likely to be with- n x the
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    YOUNGSTERS' SOCIETY
    141 17 V the seventh annual general meeting the Youngster's Friendly Benevolent Society held on Saturday, Apr 17, the Uewing were elected as officials ior .ne ensuing year:— Patron, Mr. Tan Chaing Kay (reelected), president Mr. Yeo Tung Ser vice-presidents, Mr. Sim Say Ann «Jr lected), Mr. Seah Kheok Kay
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    EVENSTAR BEAT REX
    106 17 In a friendly match played at Un former's court on Sunday last. Scores. Evenstar B P. beat the Rex B 1 Eilastar names Brat: A. Aziz beat Francis Sim 15-5 15-5: A. Ruby bea, Teo Thian Nam 15-16 15-12; A.Sjea Teo Thian Poh 15-11 15-i. aBaker and
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    CHINESE STUDENTS L.A.
    80 17 Office-bearers of the Chinese Stu s' Literary Association for the ensuing year are as follows:Pesident, Mr. Koh Yee Phit; Vicesidents, Messrs. Loh Wah Khai ana Lim Tien Sun: hon. gen. secretary, Mr. k Yin: hon. treasurer, Mr. Lee Ah Kun; hon. auditor, M. Loh Chum hon. Chinese
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    HOME TURF
    89 17 Probables For 1,000 Guineas London, April 27. FOLLOWING are the probable starters and jockeys for the One Thousand Guineas: Penicuik (Gordon Richards). Gliding (Weston». Kind Kitty (Cliff Richards). Spray (Pat Beasley). Content (Foster). Pack Ice (Perryman). Fair Maud (Sam Wragg). Colette Baudoche (Elliott). Gainsborough Lass &lt;E. Smith*. Celestial
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    MUSLIMS' BADMINTON
    112 17 Finalists In Inter-Party Tournament Gentle B P. beat the Jagoh Muslim BP in the All-Muslim Inter-Party Tournament by five games to nil on Sunday last at the Victoria School hall. Scores (Gentle names first): SINGLES: M. Hodri beat M. Yasin 15_3, 14—14 (3—2) Ahmat Taib beat M. Yunos
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    UNITED A.P.
    105 17 Results in the United Athletic Party o badminton tournaments were: Singles handicap: Richard Tan: runner-up, Ferdinand Rodrigues. Men's Doubles: L. Schelkis and l erd nand Rodrigues; runners-up, A. F Rcdrigues and Kamarudin H Akib. The Party will celebrate its first anniversary at the Great World Restaurant on May
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    BUDS B.P.
    100 17 Buds BP. defeated the PW D Headquarters team in a friendly game of badminton by 5 games to 2. Scores. Buds B P. names first): j Puspalm beat L. Chin Teck 15-,. 7—15 15 12 L Steward beat Wee Teng'liU 10—15. 15—6. 15—8; P. Nunis lost "to C.
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    KHALSA BEAT A.C.S.
    102 17 Playing on their own ground the Khalsa Association beat the A.C S by eight wickets on Saturday A feature of the game was the bowling of Cecil W The" A.C.S., batting W&lt; io e f a score of 62. Ebert topscormg withi 13, Ham Piara took 5
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    JOHORE SOCCER
    261 17 0.8.A. Beat Medical Sports Club &gt;From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. April 27. ALTHOUGH they attacked during a good portico of the first half, the Medical Sports Club were unable to sere when they met the Old Boy. Association in the first round of UH JB D F
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    S.C.R.C. SOCCER
    260 17 Teams For Six-A-Side Tournament Team.s lor the six-a-side soccer tournament at the S.C.R.C. are as follows: 'A" Team: Henry Boon tcapt.'. K. T Ooi Lee Swee Leng. Chua Choon Sim Goh Keng Wee. Wee Teck Beng. Tow Kee Seng, Tan Chong Kew. -B" Team: Low Kee Choc &lt;capt.&gt;.
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    SCHOOLBOYS BEAT TEACHERS
    204 17 Watts And Hoosainsah Bat Breezily BREEZY batting by Watts of Raffles i institution and Hoosainsah of St. Andrew's School enabled the Combined Schools to win by a comfortable margin when they met their teachers at cricket on Monday on St. Joseph's Institution ground. Scores COMBINED SCHOOLS I
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    MAYFLOWER B.P.
    33 17 Mayflower B P tournament ties for Nr Smri iv 4p m Sect Tiong Hin V, Sunday. P trim Lee v. Niz Peng Khiang. Leow Kirn rc»o phpn» Hoe v. i-t-t. t;;;
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    Stronger Reception From Daventry
    274 18 WORLD'S BIGGEST STATION NEW AERIALS Twelve Different Transmissions fProm Our Own Correspondent' By Air Mail London, Apr. 14. £ISTCNERS-IN&gt; throughout IVlalnva wfll be pleased to hear that the Laventry nireless station is to be reconstructed as the most powerful short-wave transmitting station in tne world. JS,
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    EMPIRE PROGRAMME NEWS
    977 18 BEHIND THE SCENES AT THE CORONATION A GIRL who ha., been working on the 'mbroidering of the Queen's Coronation nam at the Royal School of NeeJ cvul^V the Sub-Sacrist at Westminster Abbey, and an official concerned with the making of the special pottery that every china shop
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    MARCOLNI TO VISIT SYDNEY SYDNEY
    192 18 World Radio Convention In 193S 11 Sydney. NS D. a MARCHESE Marconi thi lfl wireless," wUI visit Sydney ri 150 th Anniversary He will be accompanied by V sa Marconi. "With the approval of th ernment, .invitations have tM several famous personalitie the World Radio
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    BROADCAST OF INDIAN MUSIC MUSIC
    76 18 HO The Eduor. Malaya Tribu.i Dear Sir. Since the number i steners t 0 Indian music has areatl increased, owing to the SenSTl the new station at Singapore, and it- traduction of Indian music by tl a would encourage ethers, whoar listener?, thereby increasing the
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      1665 19 9M W a m -Bj 7.35 a.m.—Famous Regimental MarListeners Kadio r s A (Bass-baritone). 8.30 a.m.—Ths News and AnnouncePROGRAMMES OF BRITISH EMPIRE I Orchestra.^^^rf^ Dam Greenwich Time Signal at 835 a.m. r*¥Ti nnAriTl From th e Troxy Cinema. London. fl n __cios° down ZHL PROGRAMMES c.50 p.m.-'John Londoner at Home'-
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    NEW WORLD AND THE CORONATION
    214 20 Preparing: For Holiday Crowds ELABORATE arrangements have been made for the entertainment cf natrons in celebration of the Coronation During the Coronation week, the park will be generously decorated and beautifully illuminated. Large quantities of dags, bunting, shields and portraits of their Majesties the King
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    PEOPLES CONVENTION
    54 20 I Shanghai, Apr. 2«. The Preoaratory Committee of the Chinese People's Convention, will begin work In May for the drawing up of urogrammes and the revision of election laws. It is estimated that over 1,300 members will be called from different parts of China to attend this National
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      1593 20 HrffjH liiwmi I am 9 V.SO a.m. Closedown j chestra) (Anton Dvorak). ITMctlclT -LISI l k ll&lt;*l*S CmilCllO 10 50 am. Opening. Gymnastics (Soloist: Mr. Navarra). p for women. Symphony in C (Paul Dukas). (Continued irnm r&gt;nn» iQ&gt; 11.15 a.m. Selections from "Merry 11.20 p.m. Rates of Exchange and (Continued
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    FRENCH FINANCIAL COMMISSION
    606 21 Calaxy Of Talent U-'F BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES Paris. |S i arf brief biographical tchea of the four men who ist been appointed to manage change Equalisation Fund i teh the Rentes market, followPrench Government's latest al decisions. commission is composed of beyrie, Charles Rist, Jacques and Paul Baudouin.
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    HAMMOCKS ON TRAINS
    52 21 Paris. Hammocks may now be hired by travellers on the trains running between Paris and the Pyrenees. Th, cost is ten francs. While they may not be as comfortable as wagon-hts or the French -couchette" passengers shoulcl nevertheless be able to sleep comfortably as the train thunders
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    30 21 Mr F. C Holland is at pressm stationed at Alor Star, actine as Senio" Executive Engineer. P.WD Morttl Kedah, in place of Lieut-Colonel L. Chasey who has gone on leave.
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    BRIDEGROOM SAYS "NO"
    114 21 Changes His Mind At Wcddim* Ceremony Berlin. A bride and bridegroom the registrar at weumdrchen, RWneiana. •'And you desire to marry Miss t the official asked. u««.«« ••No" replied the bridegroom bluntly The brde nearly collapsed. The oificial. almost equally surprised by toe man's answer, told him
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    BAKER'S SHOW
    45 21 Berlin. Rolls and buns Ul 570 different shapes from all over Germany, each witn its own locally-devised name, are on viev. at a bakers' exhibition here. Among the 570 names are: twins, dolls Gretchen's pigtails, bombs, trouser. legs, tin roils, and baked hares.
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    BUILD A NEW KOMSOMOL"
    315 21 Boy's Cry Starts Cash Drive In Spain Valencia. TO Pedro Sales Perez, believed to be 12 years of age. goes the honour of starting the great campaign now under way in Republican Spain to raise money for the construction of a new ship to the Soviet
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    INDIAN WAGES IN MALAYA
    503 22 Commons Questions RATES FOR CHiVESE TAPPERS (From Our Own Correspondent) (By Air Mail) London, Apr. 14. JX. the House of Commons this week Mr. Paling (Opposition Labour) asked the Secretary to State for the Colonies, whether the rates of wages of Is. 2d. per day for
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    SINGAPORE MAN As CO-RESPONDENT
    88 22 Ordered To Pay Damages Of £500 'From Our Oicn Correspondent •By Air Mail) London. Apr. 14. A G b^ r da r 3 n a t gei °J £500 awarded ttJf WaS aiSo wanted a deAnthony d'Arcy *Se»c^hJ 1 ted a s co-re-ponoent 15 C 1"
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    ARMY PROMOTION
    95 22 Officer Who Served In Singapore I fi y Air Mail I 'From Our Own Correspondent, London, Apr 14 njurt, ii Mon Defences at SheernSs P rUi Su.'SJEr inthe R A G 5.0.3. and brieariT 3S ad ,uta heavv Run" of ,h.f r?r I" aJor with the oS who
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    SCOUTS' MARCH PAST
    19 22 British Official Wireless. About 1.000 Boy "roT\,ear&gt;.--ont.npent from Southern RhodesH WtadSS? SSu* 6 King and &~n^
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      141 22 J The thoughtful man of to day .looks y p" J ahead—to the time when he retires and j to t"e enjoyment of those things for k j which he has worked a lifetme. i I What of YOUR fuure? L L I j Slar now a sma'l n anthly
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    AID ON INSURGENT CORRALS fP comm
    286 23 „i&lt;h Feasants' Daring P an Exploit Valencia. n,,r\N Spain is chuckling with it over a recent daring round- reat'herd of animals in insurL IS carried out on wellbehind the insurgent feed that stretch over the mounV I;nc r if saragossa by 45 hardy &eT
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    FIRST WOMAN PRESIDENT
    169 23 ()f French Society Of Men Ot Letters Paris. For the first time in its history, the French Society of Men of Letters has elected a woman as its P r ent^ arbo Sh" is Maaame Cannae daughter of M. Paul Appell. a former Pector of the University
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    WIFE SENTENCED
    218 23 Tried To "Snatch" Another Husband Belgrade. X PRETTY young Slovene woman, Amalija Cherr.oglavnik, has been sentenced to one month's imprisonment for trying to "snatch" another woman's husband. But in the course of her evidence Amalija unfolded a sad story of the life she had led with her own
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    RADIO DEVICE
    107 23 Signals To Show Listeners' Feelings New Yors. The radio listener will be able to "talk back" and tell the studio to which he s listening exactly what he thinks cf the programme by means of a device just brought out here. Dr Neil Monroe Hopkins, an electrical Inventor,
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    EXHIBITION IN VIENNA
    91 23 Works Of William Blake And William Turner Vienna. The most comprehensive exhibition ever held in Central Europe of aquarelles, etchings and engravings by William Blake and William Turner, has been opened at the Albertina. Vienna's celebrated official art gallery. The Austrian Minister for Education. Dr Pernter. performed
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    ALL INDIA CONGRESS
    153 23 Finding A Site For The Next Session Bombay. A COMMITTEE of four has been appointed to investigate suitable site* for tne next All India Congress session. The last session was held at Faizpur, a little village 400 miles north-east ol Bombay, in December 1936. The next session
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    KING GEORGE V
    91 23 Italian Made Memorial Plaque For South Africa Maritzhurg, Natal. A memorial plaque' to K'ng George V. ordered from Italy, has arrived here. Made of snow white marble, is a fine base-relief study of the late King's head in profile. The plaque will be placed in the porch
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    SINO-BRITISH TRADE
    66 23 Shanghai. Apr 26. Mr. Kirk Patrick. British Trade Commissioner hi Peiping. called on General Sung Che Yuen. Chairman of the Charhar-Hopei Political Council and Mr. Chin Teh Suen, Mayor of Peiping yesterday to discuss certain economic problems in North China. Since the enforcement of the export credit plan,
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    Good For 'Griffins' And Old Timers' Too.
    71 23 The new-comer to the East is generally besieged with advice as to how to keep fit—much of which is often contradictory. But, on one important point all are agreed, the necessity for regularity in the daily habit. Constipation must be avoided, for this
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    SIX CHILDREN IN ONE YEAR
    81 23 Woman Has Triplets Twice Kaunas, Lithuania. A LITHUANIAN woman has just given birth to her sixth child within a period of a year. She is Mme. Ka rine of the village oi Tolkishkiai, who has just become the mother of triplets—for the second t.i within
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    LOST THE 17TH
    86 23 Belgrade. A gipsy who has been engaged to 16 girls in the life and jilted every one of them just before th e wedding day arrived has met his match at last. Bogoslav Milanovitch recently became engaged to his seventeenth fiancee at Kragujevatz. Four days before their
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    SELANGOR GARDENING SOCIETY'S FLOWER SHOW
    51 24 rrlzc-winning exhibit cf Corona of flowers from their gardens at Fraser, l,t, h Ku«ta B Lumpur a th? Selanf:o, Ga deni "S Society* flower show in E BUUer Md C Se lai ;OT Society Ku M, and Mr WBm^ Ohoot Niat Jhan bridesmaid"-,SSttSS). C right
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