Malaya Tribune, 5 May 1937

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXIV.- -No. 105. SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY MAY 5, 1937 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wednesday, May 5, 1937. The Malaya Tribune i K>> SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY MAY 5, 1937 FIVE CENTST"
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      100 1 P THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The MORXIXG TRIBUTE PEERLESS ERA SMI C SOAP Dainty, Alluring, Fragrant PEFFILESS ERASMIC is incomparable invaluable fnr Lne toilet c?n lo without iiarm to tne most eiicate skins fresn SIME, DARBY CO., LTD., J Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ser unban, Penang, Muar, J~ Malacca,
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      221 1 t Read The tiiihim; Dominant In Malaya Pure Cow's Milk Powdered For Safe Keeping I t KLIM IS PURE COW'S MILK FROM THE WORLD'S FINEST DAIRY SECTIONS, AND IT CAN SERVE YOU AS IT IS SERVING MILLIONS OF FAMILIES -FOR DRINKING, COOKING AND INFANT FEEDING. KLIM RETAINS ALL THE 1
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    SMUGGLERS BEING FOILED
    117 2 New Chinese Method A Success Slmngna., \f THE registration method li e Cu>iouii> auUioMUi in -< with the smuggling skuation m j> r has proved a great suecev Ine smuggling orgaru are unable to dispose of ttv-i: present, huve sent doj»* .1. General Tashiro, Chief of S
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    PRISON "UNIVERSITY"
    134 2 Convicts French Stopped Topcku. K Prisoners in fhe Kansd* St tentiary at Uin&itig arc "down!.—their French have Ur: ret) by older of Governor Huxmanv Hitherto Urs hi»ve t*en r- opportunity «if s'lidjllnjl Frci::h ,-onre time Seveial years 1•phone v :t> bought for the Di isui u«w? it• teach
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      495 2 M. HASSAN, M, 36 k 37, Bras Basah Iml, SINGAPORE. Telephone No. MIL Branch at 24, Jalan Ibraki__ JOHORE. STOCKISTS OF: frrigldaires, Koldchesta, modern Mectrlc chandeliers, fancy Lamp -owls and shades, bed lamps, tans, electric bells, batteries, wiring accessories, domestic appliances, sanitary wares and etc CONTRACTORS FOR: Electrical, waW and
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      626 2 MOTOR VEHICLES FOR SALE—B.S.A. Motor Cycle 2'» H.P. in good running order. $90 or nearest offer. Apply 54, Spottiswoode Park Road, Singapore. FOR SALE—Fiat tourer, 19 H.P., 7 seater. excellent running order. $200 cr nearest offer. 12 Barker Road. MISCELLANEOUS FRIGIDAIRE for safer food protection Paterson. Simons Co., Ltd. WANTED—Enterprising
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      560 2 THE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION OF MALAYA. RELIABILITY TRIAL. 3T On Saturday and Sunday. May 15 and 16, 1937, a 12-hour Reliability Trial will oe held under the auspices of the Selangor and Pahang Branch of the A.A.M. The start and finish will be at Kuala Lumpur, and the Trial will be
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      189 2 SARSAPARILLA TONIC Blood builder ami purifier, cures various tropical disease* Price per bottle $1.00. Small buttle 50 cts. Agents: A. S. MOHAMED KASStM C O M 79. Hill Street, Singapore. -MASTERS LAMTNATEO STEEL PADLOCKS Strongest in the World. From AH Dealers. Sole Agents j RAHAMIN PENHAS. Singapore. ENSURE BETTER VISION
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      50 2 VIROL for robust health New Arrival THE ORA/AKI FW. CO 686, Serangoon Road GRADUATE OF THE TOKIO MASSAGE SCHOOL. Infantile Paralysis, General Paralysis, Muscular Rheumatism. Articular Rheumatism MR. MRS. AKAGI, 210-2 Queen Street, Singapore. Near Post Office. •> -~<■ J FLAGS for i jCORONATION; j decorations! i s S Please
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES CHANGE IN DANISH SHIPPING
    677 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES CHANGE IN DANISH SHIPPING Motor Tonnage Exceeds Steam hbt historic change "kfc recorded Hi th<- latest repurt hum the Danish Ship Unulttier tr. he iier.-i. that the total •notor tunnuye now exceeds that of Imim t« *,Steamers were in the majority on Ju.n I, with j total
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      464 3 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA P <>. S. N. Co.'s*SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore 1937. \N( M ORE 6.000 May 8 C< 15,000 May '< NALDERA 16.000 May 21 [AGE 15,000 June 4 BHI TAN 6,100 June 5 BEHAF. 6,000 June 14 RANCH! 17,000 June 18 [DAN 6.500 July 2 KAISAR-I-HIND
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      55 3 L S. K. LINE (ISHIHARA SANGYO KAIUN KAISHA, LTD.) (Incorporated in Japan) Direct Japan—Singapore Service. (inward (A a }> MALTA MARU May 14 MILAN MARU May 26 HAVRE MARU June 10 AGENTS: ISHIHARA SANGYO KOSRI, LIMITED (Incorporated in S.S.) TELEPHONES 5211 t SWT UNION BUILDING, Landing Agents: THE SOUTHERN GODOWN
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      607 3 M- B. K. j I KOKUSAI LINE j (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISHA) I (Incorporated ln Japan) For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES. NEW YORK (via Panama) > i Dae Dae Sallinf Dae r Penang Spore Spore via New York J Ims KONGO MARU May 20 May 23 May 27 Keelung July 8 >
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      481 3 v PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Cabins hare adjoining private bath. Excellent Cuisine. FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From UJS. Spore Malacca P.S'ham P'ng FIONIA 18-5 18-5 19-5 21-5 LALANDIA 8-8 8-6 9-6 11-6 JUTLANDLA 29-6 29-6 30-6 2-7
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      489 3 STEAMER SAILINGS /I NORDDEUTSCHER rr'Vi!| lloyd NORD (Incorporated *n jjTjyDj a*m*»). The undernoted are the Company! Intended fixtures:— (MJTWARD FOB M VMI A, HONGKONG SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND lAPAM. Due Spore. 1937. s.s. "GNEISENAU" omits North China May 7 in s. "HAVEL omits Manila Due Penang May 8 Due P.
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    ANDES RAILWAY TO RE-OPEN
    685 4 South American Control BRITISH INTERESTS BOUGHT GI T Santiago, Chile. JBE famous railway across th# -'Kiev Mountains, which cost £25.000.000 of i i t sh capita] to bii.,u, :s to re-open—under Soirh American control. This decision follows rr;on*hs o.' negotiation between the Chilean and Argentine Governments,
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    SCHOOL DURING CIVIL WAR
    412 4 Normal Existence In Valencia v& i f neia. AMID ail the horror of the the sons and daughter; people cf Valencia contmt a carefree existence at school. Recently I paid a visit to one largest schools in the town wher children study, play, eat and *.'.<-»
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    25,000 TRAM TICKETS
    140 4 Collected From All Over The WorW Ser ..r One ol the largest coilectiaju of and omnibus tickets in the world >1 ed bi a Hamburg collect' r H more than 25 003 different t.cke.s, cr--collected into 10 Volume* stamp-album- ar.c classified acron;. •n countries The oldest t.ckei
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    FINED SIX CIGARETTES
    129 4 Man Who Smoked In Tube Brooklyn. New Jers y Six cigarettes was the fine Im here cn Thomas Thcrs;n when pleaded guilty to smoking In the u «round railway. In court 127 other men produced regulation fine cf one dollar (46 ihev pleaded euilty to the same
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      41 4 WPS 7 MILKMAID '^oEgrM^: ALL MOTHERS SHOULD KNOW J j B for the Baby who lovos it. I trow I H is fcr Health it engenders in all f So let s drink it daily, both big folks and small. 5*
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      11 4 CRAVE IV A MADE SPECIALLY TO PREVENT SORE THROATS C.A. iB>
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      85 4 I Kidneys Hyif Clean MAcUs .he on!y way your body mh «hoI n< a.th-d. stroyinp Adda *rom j I dru s Weak Kidneys usu; lN,k A tf V' o!l, n Ankles. Rh i;.t'ka(he. Disxiness. Circles i I.r tl >ry nauddy skin, a Jdity, .h-t rt,ng> or Lont Vigour. <^V S
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    New Motoring Regulations Criticised
    714 5 pi tfa lis Owners Should Avoid regulations imposed under Motor Vehicles (Construction Act, issued by the Ministry of rt the lour which are of immeterest to motorists are those reto brake-testing, silencers, cators and driving mirrors, hese that which deals with testing is the only one
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    THE GENTLEMANLY THING
    32 5 ars collided near Lamar. Missouri, osiderable damage to one of The more fortunate driver blamed himself for the acciinsisted on taking the other and buying him a new car.
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    YOU LUCKY PEOPLE!
    411 5 MOST of you who read this article are very lucky and do not know it. "How?" you will ask. Because you have a car. Have you ever thought oi what life would be without your car?* You will perhaps have owned one for a number of years.
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    22 H.P. FORD
    298 5 New V-8 Makes Appearance THE Ford Motor Company of Malaya, Limited recently announced the new 1C37 V-8 —22 horsepower car. Thus r ew model is termed the Economy Car in the Low Priced Field", and is presented for those who want maximum economy with good performance. It
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    NO SUPERMAN
    111 5 THE following was written by a lorry driver who was summoned at Lichfield, Staffs, Police Court for speeding: "I am a non-smoker and abstainer, but not a superman. I cannot keep my eyes on the road and the speedo-meter and the driving mirror and on. "I just drive
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    CAR OWNERS
    555 5 Plea For Saner Treatment 'jPUERE I? still abuse of the "muraer- ous motorist/' still the belief that the only wuy to make the roads safe ia to trent every driver or a motor vehicle an a potential killer and impose every form of restriction on Ida treedom of
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    THE OLDEST ROADS
    272 5 IT is rather a curious fact that the 1 oldest roads in the world were not made by men at all. Ages before the Romans made their famous roads the elephants of equatorial Africa were beating out highways These tracks run for miles across almost impenetrable country,
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    FLYING TOPICS
    374 5 Trans-Atlantic Race London. PRACTICALLY every aircraft factory in Europe and America, and nearly every famous pilot in the world, is preparing for the most astonishing air race ol all time. Next August at least 1? high-speed aeroplanes will race from New York to Paris for a prize of
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    MOBILE POLICE
    343 5 To Teach Safety First London, Feb. 21. A plan for a special force of mobile police to educate road users in safetyflrst principles and so reduce the number of accidents has been announced by Sir John Simon, the Home Secretary. It Is understood that, under this scheme bodies
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    TYRE MILEAGES VARY
    289 5 IF THEIR OWNERS ARE NEGLECTFUL ALTHOUGH it can be taken as a fact that tyre manufacturers of repute do not nowadays produce "batches" of covers or tubes that differ in any way from the current standard of excellence, it is equally true and almost self-evident that seemingly
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      181 5 Your first appetising TK^jßk cup vi Bovril gives a tUQB| you real invigora- A MEmf lion: you feel it while g?Z*r am| yau drinking. mKkw When you take daily bovril you find that l^^Y"* this regular invigor- n ation is raising the Vf' I whole tone of your <_ health—
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    449 6 LOXDOX COMMODITIES RUBBER London. May 4. Previous To-day Change Tone Steady Steady Spot Buyers. 10 1.16 103 16 Sellers 10 3 16 104 +116 May Buyers 10> 8 10» 4 Ie Bellers. 10» 4 105 16 +116 JulyjSept. Buyers 10' 4 10 3 8 -r» B Sellen.
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    LABLU (F.M.S.) RUBBER
    616 6 Dividend Of 12 1 2 p.c. Declared rpHE thirtieth annual general meeting 1 of the Labu F.M.S. > Rubber Co.. Limited, was held recently, at 19 Fen-church-street. E.C Brigadier-General the Hon. Charles Lambton, D.S.O. I chairman t, said that results for 1936 showed a proht of 138.389.
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    SUNGEI KRUIT
    222 6 Dividend Of Ten Per Cent. The twenty-seventh ordinary general meeting of the Sungei fCruit Rubber Estate. Ltd.. was held recently at Mincing-lane, London. F.C Mr. Herbert A Barrett irhairmani. who presided, said: Last year I ventured to say. with reference to tnt period now under review, that, while
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    28 6 The re-appointment of Sir John Bagnall as an Unofficial Member of the Executive Council of the Straits Settlements for a further period of two years has been approved.
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    RUBBER REPORTS
    150 6 I'ANAtil L.\ 111 BULK t'OMIMM Lorido. April 14, Net ptd!: »it Piiimy .u< j-Cubber CV loi i&3# Aiii> 13.1'1V i>r i -i.753, Including £1741' profit on r euiiT;Ujm. of mve-t--ttientc add ii',o3l brought ir. To divd. 2 1 p.c < nil £2.500, wnu g oil estate* acc £W2
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    SELANGOR RIVER RUBBER
    176 6  -  Bv Air Mail London. Apr 14. Report of Selangor River Rubber Estates for 1936 shows profit, after depreciation, of £14 598 »agst. £8.949»; add bal biot. in £599 (£2.158. total £15.198 (£11.107' £2.000 '£3.392' reserved for tax liability, leaving £13.197 (£7.714. Div. 4 p.c. (riil) absorbs £11.384
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    LONDON ASIATIC RUBBER
    145 6  -  <By Air Mail London. Apr. 14 Kept, for 1936 of London Asiatic Ri'bber and Produce states that croo harvested amounted to 7.921 562 lbs anc avge. sale price was 7.61 d per lb net equiv. to 8.39 d per lb London land iii»V2o iK Stand ar d
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    KUALA-NAL KELANTAN RUBBER
    109 6  -  By Air Mail London, Apr. 14 Profit of Kuala-Nal KeJantan Rubbe. Co. lor 1936. after charging £150 depreciatlon, wa s £2,352 (agst. £491». olu L--i,984 i £2.562 Drought in. Balance ol £<yy written off machinery and bids ana £1.000 mil» transferred to repla:. reserve. As previous announced
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    SUNGEI KRUIT RUBBER
    111 6  -  By Air Mail London, a Report nf i>ungpi Knm Rubin foi lf»3b sliOws profit of £9.25; £iB3li. makng, wUli bal t 13.449», total cf £13.517 t ro *pi cultivation res. £2,000 bulletin»}» and machinery £352 i!♦ leaving i'l 1,165 t£8,165i Dlv r«. ii.tndtd, 10 pc. (6 p.c
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    RUBBER SECURITIES
    100 6  -  ray Air Mail London, Apr report for 1936 of Rubber Smn t*icws div.-j. from investments fagst. 112 1,770» Genera] exps £171 •->»» airectois' fees (unpaid" £280 isonv on bank Joan £1,486 i £1.484 ,»r vear £313 <agst. lost of £31. reduce- u P ro flt and loss to
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    BIKAM RUBBER ESTATE
    133 6  -  'By Air Mail D London. A i,>: < •frit *u B, Kani Rubber I <i rift re tr i<-'k?d crop 3,540.626 lbi. t of which 3.266.43» It accounted fnr. bal. being co tried J' bare cost; of production Ave: a nL price wa!s 728 d Per lb
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      573 6 j Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd.! j (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). I Successors to g The Chinese Commercial Bank Limited, i Tbe Ho Hong Bank Limited and The Oversea-Chinese Bank Limited. j CAPITAL* Authorised $40,000,000.00. .Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. I I TELEPHONES:
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      232 6 The P. 0. Banking Corporation, Ltd. (Incorporated in England) Capital Authorised £5,000,000 Capital Subscribed £2,594,160 Capital Paid Up £2,594,160 Reserve Fund 180,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS. i Sir William Edward Preston, Chairman. The Rt. Hon. The Earl of Selborne, X G., G.CM O, Edward Fairbairn Mackay, Esq., Arthur D'Anyers Willis, Esq.,
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1770 7 Issued bu Fraser and Co. a,td Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers MINING Fraser <fe Co. Lyall Evatt Buvo !s sellers Buyers Sellers 4 Am pat Till 5 9 6 6 5 9 6 3xd £1 Asam Kumbang 34 36 35 35 6 £1 Austral Malay 57 59
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    730 7 (From Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Wednesday morning*. RUBBER Singapore: 36% cts., up i ■> ct, -Market Tone: Steady, Quiet. London: 10 3 16d., up j B d. Market Tone: Quiet. New York: 21 ctB., up 5 16 els. Market Tone: Very dull. The market is again steady
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    MONEY MARKET
    86 7 Treasury Bills Very Scarce Reuter Wireless. London Mav 1 ON the money market the exceptional scarcity ot Treasury Bills» has been an outstanding feature with this week's allotment u mere 17 per cent wh iti uelow even lust week s disappointing quutti Consequently the Clearing Bunks found difficulty
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    DAILY WEATHER REPORT
    139 7 Malayan Meteorological Service Yester- Last Night Max. day. Bright Mm. Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temo Stations, deg. F. Inches. Hours deg. F West Coast. Alor Star 87 0.24 3.3 74 Bayan Lepas I Penang t 85 1.38 73 Sitiawan 87 0.04 5.3 73 Bukit Jeram 89 0.02 4.5
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    100 7 Small Renewal Of Confidence Reuter Wireless. London, May. 3. ON the Exchange to-day a return of confidence characterised the start of the i new account and sustained invos me:.t j demand over a wide range o; issu.s resulted in a general mov ng Up of values and many
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    108 7 London, May 4. Paris 109 23 32 New York 4.93 5 r Montreal 4.92 11 16 Brussels 29.23 1 2 Geneva 21.57 3 4 Amsterdam 8.90'-> Berlin 12.28 Milan 93 25 32 Stockholm 19.40 22.40. Oslo 19.90 Vienna 26' Prague I4i 5 Belgrade 215 iff d rid nom
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      193 7 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore. May 5. Total for Books Case financial Company Dividend m Date ExJCMv. year Payable Date to date TIN Ampat Tin 5N Final Apr. 26 May 11 May 3 7%% Lahat Mines 12' 2 Final May 17 20'Sione Int. Apr. 29 May 8 Apr.
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    FRASER AND CO.'S SHARE REPORT
    995 8 WORLDWIDE LANDSLIP IN PRICES pKASKR and Co.'s weekly report on the share market, dated May 4 states:— In the market places of the world there has been, we imagine, only one tome for serious discussion since we wrote our last report, the worldwide landslip in
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    91 8 Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 4 p.m. to-day. Medan. Jasks. Amsterdam? and LondonS: Netherlands, closing 12.45 p.m. to-day. Australia. New Zealand. Java and Timor Diliy: Qantas, closing 7 p.m to-morrow. Hongkong. Canton. 'Shanghai, Kobe. Manila and U.S.A.: Imperial, cljsine 7 p.m. Saturday. Penang. Siam. Burma, India,
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    150 8 Mails expected from Europe etc. (Amsterdam! by Air (Netherlands* today. Deliveries of boxholders' letters only at 7 p.m. to-day and general delivery of letters 8.25 a.m. to-morrow. Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air (Netherlands' to-day. Deliveries of boxholders' letters only at 3.30 i p.m. and general delivery
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    19 8 Ihe Air Mail (Netherlands) despatched from Singapore on Apr. 28 was delivered in London on May 4.
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    121 8 Singapore Maj 5. Ships alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Raj via 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Rajputana 13: Mata Hari 16; Kepong 15; Talma 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Shakespear 30; Cingalese Frince 32Clytoneus 36. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate
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    APRIL TIN OUTPUTS
    19 8 Renong Tin Dredging Co., Ltd --No 2 dredge. 460.88 piculs; No 3 dredge 566 44 piculs.
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    APRIL RUBBER OUTPUTS
    7 8 New Luirta!, Ltd.—24,600 lb.
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    WHAT'S ON?
    193 8 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, MAY 5 Rotary Club Tiffin. Adelphi Hotel. 1 p.m Speaicer: Rotarian S. H. Peek ot Shanghai. Races: Singapore Turf Club Summer Meeting, 2nd day. Football: S.A.F.A. League, Div. 111, SC.F.A. v. Casuals, Anson Road Stadium; Friendly. S.C.C. v. Social Athletic Party. S.C.C;
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    98 8 Arrivals and departures by K L M and K.N.I.L.M. planes: Arrived from N.E.I, by Kievit:—Mr A. Mesritz. Mr. and Mrs. S. T Haa* Mr W. F. Teunissen. Mr. P. S Lewis Mr H. H. H. H. L. von Schenk. Mr P Blaas. Mr J. R Payden. Left
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS
    53 8 The Commanding Officer. HM b. Stork in a Marine Notice through the Mister attendant, S.S states that al: onlighted survey beacons at the entrance to Malacca Strait, near Sangal rock Lat 7 deg. 09" N.. Long 98 deg. 48 E (approx I mentioned in previous notices, have
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      238 8 Ml Eft HOTEL j TO-NIGHT 5 j COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 to 8.30 P.M. J j SPECIAL RACE DINNER AND DANCE j t (informal) 9.30 to midnight and NEW CABARET PROGRAMME By j CEDRIC ARLINDA j NON-DINERS $100 i TO-MORROW The Ballroom will be exclusively i St. George's Society Dinner and
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      353 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS BANKRUPTST ORDINANCE (CAP. 45; IN THE HIGH COURT OF THIi STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. n SSySPfcZ' No 158 Of 1927. Re I AN V AT of No. 51, Pekin Street Singapore. Contractor. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Firsc Final Dividend is intended to be declared in the
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      519 8 YOUTH. VIGOUR A VITALITY Restored In ;S0 Minutes. It is no longer required to carry thron -h a treatment for hours or weeks if >~,. feel weak or prematurely old. German Doctor's latest discovery by the name Man Power Pills give marvellous and immediate results in cases of exhaustion, etc.
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      305 8 POSTAL INTELLIGENCEj i i STEAMER MAIL S DESPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DATS AND TIM! Indo-China Cap Varella May 5 1 p.m. Djambi and K. ToengkaH Togian 5 1 pm. Kretay Valaya „52 p.m. Muntok and Palembang Thedens „53 p.m. Pontianak Khoen Hoea ..5 3 p.m. Medan Reael „53 p.m. Trengganu
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    Last-Minute Confession Useless TO SAVE MAN FROM GALLOWS
    1286 9 U DGES DISAGREE IN F. M. S. APPEAL COURT (From Out Own Reporter) Kuala I.umpur, Tuesday. < I \ST-MINI'TE confession thai he slabbed the deceased under <„>r.ive provocation was made before the P.M.S. Court of Appeal man *ho was appealing; against sentence
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    BANDJARSARIE (Java) RUBBER
    100 9 Report oi Bandjarsarie (Java) Rubber Co. for 1936 shows rubber acct. £13,384 tagst. £5,181) and sundry receipts £119; deduct rev. expend, in Java £6,468, secretarial and gen. exes. £526, directors' remuneration £810, loss on sale of investment £57 and amount written oft investment £15, leaving profit £5,637
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    26 9 Mr. B. C. Doral, Post Master. Butterworth has been transferred to Buk't Mertajam and Mr. P. Murugasa of Bukit Mertajam has taken his plac? at Butterworth.
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    BRITISH LEGION
    181 9 Welcomed By Mussolini On Visit To Italy L-.ndrtiT-'lhc Rrili il L'v'uin duration to mftt'Uhv 01 ex-servic* mai iti wai iL'celvcd bv 'lie Kln« »»r I'nty r>rl s.u.n<- Mu.s'ollrU, >pjki (o Uiv mun in •The Khw oi Italy «.-is t>Li• i 1 iM»ii*riy interested in the wrVmu. t)l i■
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    ANCIENT HINDU DIES IN AUSTRALIA
    210 9 His Teeth Consigned To The Ganges Sydney Apr. 13. THE body of Mortie Rham was cremated on a funeral pyre on a hillside near Lismore, on the North coast of New South Wales. His teeth were recovered and sent to India, to be consigned to
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    LONDON'S BUSMEN
    406 11 Tests Under Worst Possible Conditions lONDON Transport's famous skid k patch at Chiswick omnibus works on which more than 5.000 'bus drivers have been tfained since it was made m 1925 is to go. In its place will be built an iastn cnal track consisting of eros—roads, complete
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    INDIAN TROOPS
    70 11 Arrive In London For Coronation Reuter Wireless. London, May. 3. THE most picturesque of all the troops raUon??Sv Part the Co ™ation celeb- n i ha m v ar v ed here consisting of 2SI men of magnificent physique from India and Burma Over seventy five per cent,
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    31 11 Mr. S. V. R. S wamie Manager of the cnettiar Chamber of Commerce, Alor ©tar, has resigned his post, and will Lr procseding to Penang to take up a new appointment
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    CORONATION RALLY
    840 12 JJKLEGATES from all part* of the world, including Malaya, have arrived in London lor the Coronation and they have been received with the quiet dignity and expressions of goodwill suitable for this occasion. To the Japanese must go the credit of making the most spectacular contribution to this
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    Government House
    112 12 Thursday, Apr. 29. In the afternoon His Excellency presided at the annual general meeting of the Union Jack Club. Friday, Apr. 30. In the morning H.H. the Sultan of Perak called on His Excellency at Government House. At <?.40 p.m. His Excellency opened the British Trade Fair at
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    16 12 Mr. L. H. N. Davis, M.C.S., has been seconded for service under the Government of Johore.
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    20 12 Mr. C. H. Short, Assistant Architec., Malayan Public Works Service, has been seconded for service under the Government of Johore.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS China's Rail Loans
    247 12 NOTES COMMENTS China's Rail Loans |T is announced that the Chinese Government has approved of th.p issuing of $2,700,000, railway bonds for the construction of the CantonMeihsien Railway. The annual interest is six per cent., and the loan is to be redeemed in 30 years. Hitherto the Chinese have been
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    The Kodama Mission
    202 12 the conclusion of the Japanese Economic Mission to China, the public has been speculating as to the possible outcome of such negotiations. The Governments oi both countries, however, are reticem en the matter, and in the absence of official information, papers m China and Japan contain news
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    The Militarists
    137 12 IS the Kodama Mission a success or a failure? Will Mr. Kodama's re commendations be accepted by the Japanese Government? These are the ruestions which confront the public. In order to answer them, some knowledge of the inner story of the situr.Lion is necessary. In the first place,
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    "Direct Negotiations"
    158 12 JN the second place, there is the domination of the military over the civil administration In Japan. This is evidenced by the fact that the Japanese militarists In North China always approach the local Chinese authorities for "direct negotiations" without going through proper diplomatic channels. They claim that
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    Topics Of The Day
    282 12 By "Looker On" TO belong to an athletic club nowadays is a costly matter. Running expenses are heavy. m m m "I have never missed my beauty sleep for ten years," says an actress. .Some people's faith is colossal. "Good music moves an audience very c.uickly,"
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    DOUBLE LOYALTY OF CHINESE IN MALAYA FAITH IN BRITISH INTEGRITY
    778 14 DISCUSSIONS WITH JAPAN CHINA'S CORONATION DELEGATES GIVE BANQUET Reuter. important reference to the position of Chinese who are British subjects as well as subjects of China was made at a banquet given .n London by the Chinese Coronation delegates, who
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    CORONATION ON RADIO
    65 14 Lines And Wavelengths For Malaya Reuter. London, Ma\ 1. INCLUDING the new installations Sl transmitters will be used at Da van try for the broadcast of th« Coronation Ceremony to the Empire. Ihe broadcast will be in the Malaya programme from 3.30 p.m. to >20 p.m. on
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    JAPAN'S FUTURE POLICY
    135 14 Effect Of The General Election Reuter. London, May 4 THE Morning Post thinks that General Hayashi. whilst maintaining the present Cabin, t, is likely to moderate me oemands it makes on the Japanese people. A leading article in that paper says tnat the elections have rebuffed the
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    51 14 A dinner will be given by Mr. Lee Kim Puat and Mr: Chee Soon Keng at the Singapore Chinese Weekly Entertainment Club in Club Street on Sunday, May 16 at 8. After the dinner a meeting to discuss the formation of the Owners and Trainers Association of Malaya will be
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    BROOK'S PROGRESS
    90 14 Reuter. Cairo, May 4. airman H L Br <x>k arrived disf ft ft GMT -f nd left for Brin«nsi at 5.34 a.m.—Reuter. Mr v Rome, May 4. lanXri v Kx*? unexpectedly th evening and his broke "flap S dden Sr Und and Mr. Brook toki Reuter that th*
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    Sugar Pact Adopted
    69 14 Reuter. London, May 5. T HE draft oi the international sugar agreement was adopted at the meeting of the sugar conference yesterday. It is learnt that the total requirements of a free market have been raised to 3,600,000 tons per year, compared with the original estimate of
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    SANDHURST CHAPEL
    148 14 King And Queen Witness Dedication Reuter Wireless. London, May 2 WEARING for the first time the khaki "service uniform of a Field Marshal, the King, accompanied by the Queen Queen Mary, the Princess Royal, Lord Harewood and the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester were present to-day at the
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    TEN DROWNED
    69 14 British Ship Founders In Collision Reuter Wireless. Brussels, May 2. IT is feared at least ten men were 1 drowned when the Bristol steamer Alecto foundered this morning after a collision in a fog with the Yugoslav vessel Plavnik near Noordhinder Light House. Four of the Alector's crew
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    THE CORONATION
    54 14 Jewish Community's Service The Zionist Association remind the local Jewish community of the special service to be held at the Maghaii Aboth Synagogue on Coronation Day at 11 a.m. The presentation of Colours to th« Jewish Lads Brigade. Singapore, will be made by the President of the Association
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    WELL-KNOWN CHINESE DEAD
    245 14 A Leader Of The Kheh Community I The death has occurred of a wellknown leader of the Kheh community. Mr. Chin Chin Joon, alias Chin Yit Foo sole proprietor of Chop Nam Chiang and Co., of Cro-:s Street, Singapore, who was one of the original founders of
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    TRIBES FINED
    93 14 Sequel To Murder Of An Officer Reuter Wireless. Simla, May L IN connection with the murder of Lieu--1 tenant Beatty on February 3. the council of headmen interviewed at Miranshah swore the murderers had been expelled from the tribal are# but the tribe was ordered to refund 30.000
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    ITALIAN RUBBER MERCHANT
    40 14 Mr Yoriek Sanguinetti. a member of the Italian rubber firm of Pirelli limited, arrived in Singapore yesterday by the Conte Biancamano. to study the local market and to investigate restriction. He will also go to Java later
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    HOLLYWOOD STRIKE
    86 14 Biff Hold-Up In Film Production Reuter Wireless. Hollywood. May 1. riKTV hi*; films representing investments valued at millions of dollars are fared with a hold-up due to a strike of .{.OOO scene artists, painters and make-up men following the producers refusal to grant the closetl shop demand The
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    CORONATION REHEARSAL
    109 14 London, May 5. rpHEIR Majesties the King and Queen paid a surprise visit to Westminster Abbey during the rehearsal of the Coronation ceremony by 400 notable people. Their Majesties, wearing royal robes over their informal day dress, took part in the rehearsal, the King being crowned four times
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    REALISTIC POLICY IN EUROPE
    190 14 Germany And Italy In Consultation I i Reuter Wireless. Rome. May 2. UON Neurath is due to arrive to-morrow V to return the visit paid by Count Ciano last autumn. Commenting on the visit Pocolo d' Italia, the newspaper founded by Mussolini, says in view of
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    AT THE CINEMAS "UNDER YOUR SPELL"
    221 14 Lawrence Tibbett At The Pavilion |A WHENCE Tibbett. the famous Bart tone, s the central figure in "Undo •ur Spell.- the Century-Fox film fea- red at yesterday's change at the Prvihon Tneatre. and he revels in the part, particularly in three tuneful sonnumbers:. "Under
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    CONTE BIANCAMANO
    150 14 New Italian Liner In Singapore Singapore, Wednesday. JBE Lloyd Triestino liner Conte Bian--1 camano, one of the luxury vessels formerly employed by the Ttaii«n« the South y W to Singapore yesterday in the clwS Shelf ai en to the Far C °E U ast e She is the
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    ANGLO-AMERICAN CO-OPERATION
    346 14 Monetary And Dconowit DISCI SSIONS ST! I PROCEEDING British Official Wireless. London, Aim i Chancellor of tin» Kxi>i. < and the President >>112 (hi ft<. of Trade both had gueation» wer in the Commons relating operation with the Unn.-d s other aspects of th«' economic policy. Mr. Chamberlain
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    LESS CHOLERA
    82 14 Cooler Days And Rains In Siam Bangkok. May POOLER days and rains are helping v 'he medical authorities in their fight against cholera. For the week-ended May 1. cases m the Kingdom totalled 509 and deaths 302, comnared with the period ending April 24 when there were 822
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    Alleged Bookmaking
    36 14 D Singapore. Tuesday ai>»Si h ptlSt was thl morning ac- ed ,f- v Tan Thoon Lip. th. Thud Magistrate, on a charge of frequenting premises in Chulia Streel the purpose of bookmaking Tampoe Phili^
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    HANDICAPS & SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY'S RACES SECOND CARD OF EIGHT EVENTS
    1092 16  - HANDICAPS SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY'S RACES SECOND CARD OF EIGHT EVENTS CHARLEYS AUNT MISS SARDIS FOR DOUBLE? (BV "ARGUS" Singapore, Wednesday, A SECOND rord of eight events will be run off at BuKJt TUnnh in continuation of tin*. Singapore Turf Club's Summer (Governors Cup l race meeting which opened on Saturday
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    THE "BIG THREE" AT BUKIT TIMAH
    45 16 The Anniversary Cup, won by "Mr. Lightfoot's" Vandal on Saturday last,, the Coronation Cup, to be raced for on Saturday next, and ihe Governor's Cup, for the big race on Whit Monday, all for Class One, Division One horses.
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    R.S.Y.C. EVENTS
    95 16 At the Roya: Singapore Yacht Club on Friday next, there will be the usual afternoon races for the "B" and "C" Class, starting at 5.20 p.m. and 5.25 p.m. respectively. On Suuoav. May 9. the Internatio #d G-metre Class will practise for Interport Races against Batavia. starting at
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    MAYFLOWER B.P.
    107 16 Mayflower B.P. tournament ties for the week-end are: Saturday, at 4 p.m.: Scow Thiam Kirn v. Neo Peng Heng, Lav Pau Song v. Lee Beng Watt. Tan Miang Jian v. Goh Yong Kwang, Wee Boon Hai v. Seah Eng Liat. Chan Chim Bock v. Seah Eng Hee. Tan
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    SELECTIONS BY "ARGUS"
    65 16 SELECTIONS for this afternoon's events at Bukit Timah are as follows: Race 1—PRINCE CARAVEL Quick Money La Coloniale Race 2—FAIR BETTY Wiley Friar Silverlaw Race 3—SPEAR OF SARAWAK Woden Beth Race 4—FORGET-ME-NOT Prince Herode Tonroe Race 5 DOUBLE FILE See You Later Rex Race t»—CHARLEY'S AUNT Numero
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    Y.M.C.A. FOOTBALL
    52 16 V.M.C.A. team vs. "C" Coy. Middlesex Regt. at Balestier Road ground at 5.15 p.m. on Thursday: J. Ferguson, V. N. Pillay, Teo Ban Teck, W. Bates, K. Leembruggen, S. Pakianathan, P. Swyny, A. Noden, Lim Kirn Wee, Omar, A. Nathaniels. Reserves: Lim Bak Song. R. Medicaid and G.
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    First County Cricket Results Of Season
    200 16 Kent Trounced By Glamorgan London, Miv J rE ftrst County chftynp'rottsbi|t matches of the reason «err- pf ductive of some excellent parlor mances, nolAblr at Cardiff, whirGlamon;an Kent bj an innint;,. and at Manche-.ier where Latin shire following on. made a rplpMul recovery, Paynter
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    MORE UNGENTLEMANLY SOCCER BUSINESS HOUSES LEAGUE
    361 17 THREE PLAYERS SENT OFF FIELD Singapore, Wednesday. THREE players. on e from Fraser and Neave and two from the M.P.H., given marchhing orders for Hagentlemanly conduct in the closing -(ages, in the Business Houses I, s-.ii' match between these teams vii; h was played
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    SINGAPORE G.C.
    169 17 Ladies' May Bogey Competition TH- Mui bouey competition Buku Timah on i > 'Hj :icl in a win for w C' -tj A division with ft i win for Mrs. F B' division with a score I i.;. u.ir j r ot Mrs. L. F. Day coie of
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    JOHORE BILLIARDS
    134 17 (nk'rnational Library Tournament ■>nr Own Carreipondent > Joliore Baliru, May :> .mv. «re ihe entries for the •"it it» billiards tournament run IrfUrnatiotml Llbrury. Johore utiirh will beem to-morrow: Suiiy Theng «—3ooi Jabit bin -25• H K Wee '—150» W. 'Ml C Lowe—lso. H G BaI Muhatned Yusof
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    MUNICIPAL SERVICES CLUB
    55 17 the Municipal Service Club md table tennis tournaments ayed as follows: Balls Billiards Championship: Swee vs A. G. Valberg on '»v at 7 30 p.m. Balls Billiards Championship: Swee vs Ang Kee Nam on at 7.30 p.m. J-Tennla Singles Championship: Nam vs. S. Shunmugam on °< l
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    S.R.C. SOCCER
    23 17 urn soccer friendly on the f ground yesterday between the 11 'he Rata Shoe Club retor the S.R.C. by 4 -1.
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    JOHORE SOCCER
    177 17 Customs Leading In League 'From Our Ouji Correspondent/ Johore Bahru. May o. THE Johore Bahru District Football League began on April 6. and so far. eleven matches have been played on the Istana Padang, Johore Bahru. The Customs, last year's winners of the Toh Ah Boon Shield and
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    PADANG SOCCER
    98 17 Excise Men Defeat S»C»C Singapore. Wednesday. IN a friendly soccer match played or. the padang yesterday the Excis'Department defeated the S.C.C. "B" by six goals lo nil. after leading at halitime by two to nil. TU'3 visitors displayed much better combination throughout and were weil srrved hy their
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    G.S.F.A. SOCCER
    145 17 League Tables Revised To Saturday THE positions of the Government Services Football Leagues as at May 1 weie as follows: DIVISION I P W. L. D. F. A. Pts. Post Office 1 1 0 0 8 0 2 Medical S. A. 1 1 0 0 4 1 2
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    BUDDY BAER
    38 17  -  Matched With Jimmy Wilde <By Air Mail London, Buddy Baei will make his flrzt appearance in England at the Harringa/ Arena on May 6. His opponent will l>e Jhnmy W!UI« former holder »»f Ui? Welsh title.
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    BADMINTON CHAMPIONS
    34 17 Mayflower Badminton Party's team, holders of the Singapore Badminton Inter-Club Championship This picture was taken at the 1 evidence of Mr. Lim Kirn Tian. on the day ol the Party's Success Celebration
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    Y.M.C.A. BEAT MEDICALS IN DIV. III
    523 17 Singapore. Wednesday. HPHE V.M C.A beat the .Medical Ser vices in the Third Division oi the S.A.F.A. League yesterday, at the Anson Road Stadium. The V M.C.A. displayed much better finishing t>»an their opponents whi!e their defence stood up admirably well to the fresto
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    Tennis Prize Giving At The S.C.C.
    275 17 After Doubles To-day Singapore, Wednesday. pA Tn necessitated a postponement ye.sterday ol the final match ol the s.C.C. Tennis Tournament between N. S. Wise r.nd Hoy Smith and A A A. Paterson and V Anderaon, which was to have been iollowed by the prize
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    CRICKET TEAMS
    247 17 S.C C. X T vs Royal Engineers on FtiI day at 5 p.m. and Saturday at 2 p.m at the S.C.C.:Lt. G. R. Elsmie A Gilmour. C. F Jennings. K. M. Jopp. Ft. Lt. H C Lee Lt. J C. ODwver Capt. D. W Persse. W. G. Reeves.
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    INDIAN HOCKEY
    221 17 Olympic Team Extended Calcutta. April 28. The Calcutta Football Club enclosure was packed when the All-India Olympiteam played an exhibition match against The Rest. Though All-India won by the narrow margin of one goal, the score being 3—2. the result flatters them, for on the run of play
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR A RUBBER SHORTAGE? Views Of Mr. L. ML M. Dias
    965 18 (To the Edtor of the Malaya Tribune) Sir In previous letters I have hinted at the possibility of a world lubber shortage. I should like to explain for the benefit of producers, especially as such a
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    EURASIAN SOLDIERS
    245 18 7o the r.d'tu, of the Muluyu Tribunei Sit,--We women are interested li) this campaign, a, U id good 3nd wholesome <!)•.• ol our manhood. Your \ahiable leacers, the call irotn our Jead- r, .uicJ Lui'.wius appeal have not iaalen en itony i4iouiid, but have become table talk whcivvcr
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    AMBULANCE SERVICE
    84 18 In the Ftl'lnr »if thr ftfQhlffti TrllfUW Kir, A out bfiyai nobly re poiulmi* o ill* t .ill-«it duty, wli»»r» <li> wo Eura(jii. .wmicu romo In' 1 A% w.o art al*o '!istr>u ul i ruulahiiM Ihoii x.tinplc what Irrtli *«rvli'C <an Wi- not do lor (Ik* canst lhaii
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    THE FRANC
    117 18 Easier Tone In The Market Reuter. London, May 4. FACED with the necessity of meeting very h;avy losses on the Pans Bourse settlement and encouraged by signs of moderation displayed by the Left, Frenchm:n have recently been repatriating 'heir capital. The franc appreciated sharply in tern;, of r.terinr:
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    11 18 Mr untitled Hean has left for Singapore on a short holiday.
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    CROWN JEWELS ON VIEW
    286 18 Replica Of Collection In Singapore Singapore, Tuesday. EXACT facsimiles ol ail but two of the Regalia and Crown Jewels, which are exnibited for all to see in the Tower of London—the exception, being the Ampulla and Spoon used for the anointing by the Archbishop oi Canterbury,
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    EMPLOYMENT BETTER
    27 18 Reuter Wireless. XT London, May T Hearty all British Industries shared m the Improvement reflected in tfaeunem pUiyment returns lor the monlh eo^ I,464ooo.—Reuter Wireless.
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    BUSY TIME FOR POLICE
    302 18 Traffic ('orwnaim.i Week THROUOIItW! <>• id iu 'j mvluMv ir.i Ut 1 j unit 1 oiioc. .lb it !,e work.an delicti -»i» ii' ;ru u alfh'. «udeil by rnetnoia m lore: in ensyrr t11;«r ■nifl r troiii .1 11,'HU lam LVI lV IU-H1 of llu Uk
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    MAY DAY
    102 18 Annuai Celebrations Peaceful L'ttilon.TVUv 1 WORLDWIDE eeli-bt at ions im Muy p generally 4 *ti: to l:.i ve ihm o ti u'jtrt<st for mativ yiwrx In London the tour-milt* j>ro. > v. as marfcwl by ihv sulcltijoii >i a -u. Irom striki iv busmen but in Frmi' i
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    CLYDE STRIKE
    63 18 Resumption (if \W\ This >V ci'k Reuter Wireless. I-4> wUmi. M_ rniß l'KhN llwMl v*iyi iv.i i lU'Cj v.tin ha.Vi- lj«• ♦11 cm i Uii* nion'u it» i< ira May non thr »1 i a;:cj Sh|fi&ui!<J.iit T immi'tiialf Jy ipproMh i..»• Fcrti ration on the hu. I»! ii,
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    CHINESE FINED
    48 18 Wcepiiiijr 1 111 Hols 5?.u n» it UjEK KIM HLAI?, i. (Coon Si- :j:»H momma (mod si?nu m mi Lip llir Tilin! M:i| tag. mom y «M r» unrip i iKoifi l r»« 1 1 ml win inHl V, ii I'll ni>l w H >: I 112
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    FREE STATE
    31 18 N<> DhnriM» f'i 7 AN hiii 'A 'M*' pn i< •'I >» •l»nt iju ill ««in < 11 It 'i Un \»ml t ->•»■ •n* <v bt'd .•»i»rl 1« »iI tt.'Mtrr ii'clr
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    OPENING OF HAPPY WORLD
    30 18 Guests who have been invl i mind 2d of the ope.):: go! World to-morrow fThurs P.m. Th» pork will bj op n iic- at 7 p.m
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      434 18 CLUB DIARY [Th€fe are numerous Clubs in Slnga yore members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune This Diary is provided specially for tfiem. Secretaries are invited to co-operate In keepbut it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest uHU still be included in the "Diary of Events." The
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    LOCAL AND EMPIRE CORONATION RADIO SUGGESTIONS TO B.M.B.C.
    847 19 RACE RELAYS More Items From Daventry rpHAT Asiatic listeners in Singapore J appreciate British radio, as well as Chinese items, is illustrated by the following letter, which is repre- r.tative of a number of requests m Chinese readers. Ed*tor of the Malaya
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    A Service In Preparation
    373 19 TIIS GRACE the Lord Archbishop of *1 Canterbury will give the address at a Service in Preparation for the Coronation of His Majesty King George VI. which will take place in the Concert Hall at Broadcasting House, London, and will be broadcast from Daventry. The Thanksgivings
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    Religiona Significance
    103 19 THE essential background to the Coronation—its religious significancewill be provided by a talk that will be broadcast from Daventrv a few days before the Coronation takes piace. En- titled i 'What Mean Ye By This Service?.' tt will be given by Mr. Lawrence E Tanner, M.V.0., F.R.Hist.S., the
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    British Music
    224 19 Ttf USIC written especialy for the Coro- nation by British composers will be heard in two special concerts to be broadcast by the BBC on May 9 and 13 respectively. In the programme on May 9 which will be played by Section B of the BBC Symphony Orchestra,
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    A Barrie Play
    115 19 THE fact that no play by Sir James Eurrie has ever been broadcast in BBC programmes gives added interest U the production, early in Coronation week, of his Dear Brutus. Listeners to Daventry who take this first opportunity of hearing one of the great dramatist's works will
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    PROGRAMMES FROM DAVENTRY
    180 19 A Broadcast Message From His Majesty The King |j: MAJESTY KING GEORGE VI oiuarJcusi a special r.iesaage to npjir at 7 p.lll Greenwich Mean un th.- evening of Coronation Day. u i: iJ He Will speak from a room at ''Jiv.in palate, whet-p the BBC l:- vuii
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    Coronation Ceremonies
    30 19 (I May 12. the Coronation Service of leii Majesties King George VI and Elizabeth will be broaucast from Westminster Abbey by all BBC transriptions of the processions from
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    CORONATION WEEK BROADCAST
    653 19 SPECIAL RELAY OF ABBEY CEREMONY PREPARATIONS have been completed at the 8.M.8.C. the station in Thompson *Road, for a special Coronation Week broadcast. The Abbey ceremony will be relayed and electrical recordings will be put through at intervals of several hours. On the actual day of the
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    Merrie England
    126 20 AN all-star cast will rake out: Jn Gcu> don McConnel's production In !hr BBC'S Coronal ion-week p;o*--minmr of Merrie FneJrind. the farr.uu hg'ii opr by Sir Sdwurd Germun Mcnie Fi> land was first produced at. t]„ Theatre. Loudon. In 1901' and ,w works more typical of Envlatul eijv'
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    The King's Anointing
    173 20 ONE of the most imrjortuiii oi :h» rites oi chc Coronation ctirmmiy r the Anoinunu of ihe Knu. :.ud in programme from Daventr. .mn i rn notion week. the /.igiuil h tor i-.tr V- ill explained Th. -I». i Cuillerbiny .tnniut D*. Kmlorin at a no;;.', o»
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    Royal Authors
    177 20 poetry. iuui in roinpOp» J d by Kit il )u> i< Pnp.laiul will form tin' <*«»«] U't>i 'King's Music.' :i prn-t imimi i< dueed by Juhu Piidu»*y m: Cum 11, broadcasts from D;t itrv if i toty talk will brian by rn V. Davies. Master »r iiu f.i
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    Some Are Born Great
    167 20 IUHO thinks of Napoleon as a happy little boy. of Queen Elizabeth's attempt to walk, of King John's teethtog troubles? The answer to the question provides an unusual and interesting sidelight on famous Royal fi| of the past, as those who listen to Sun Are Born
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    In Town To-night
    302 20 SO rich and varied will be thi lal available durin". Coroi atioi for 'In Town To-night' proj 1 one of the most popular of Briti broadcasts—that the BBC has ran*' rangemcnts for the feature to be broadcast in the Home and Empire prog] mmes on every evening
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    A.J. Alan
    110 20 *IT t It'll■ tier !t» BBC pnr- Mini l:nov\. mhulli A. Men I.u.i thb» it !>«i» nj> riuil name uiui til..» > i I'M tnrie* he broadens iii i, I*) ,6 him* •jj ii Ria.M« ot the i«i iTMkinu thf rantS6>ic sound i iiiir M.mv ulumpLs 10 pene'rut»*
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    Boy Scouts
    157 20 Nfl Akl Y t \s«• hHixtrrcl Buy So ml :uul I!.'• til i iii (h 11ii• miiu'J.v..iiuuli' \l'i ii W '11 i»h»Hlaiium- thai wtH l> .utj l»y 11aI«uimia I». Duwnlrv < 1- tn Ma.v 15 Fbe of t.h< iiiuirtttiic.'nrtlxU nww lioui tv\• 1v• lit v voir*, .iiul they
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    All Empire Variety
    160 20 •jMJ J'.Ji •i; 111 W» I AlrJui ,«ill wiviug yruuii>t* u.i.- -cjjanU of Hull* uuun r\ i> > ,al \urirlv program u>> i OOpiirUilititl ul Uic ll' p t iJJl'i.if lur irttrsMptfiaUin Ituui. juO Ulr Honti ataUuii* ui.rinu i ii iUi> i \Vi tfk- > u.nmf »i.i
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    'Dancing Through'
    144 20 the well-known dance-band leader, has compiled a special edition of his popular series 'Dancing rhrough,' for presentation in the BBC. Coronation programmes. The broadfast, which will be heard by listeners to Daventry. will comprise a pageant ol the popular tunes of the last tnirtv-<-ix years, and for sixt\
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    Gracie Fields
    97 20 j'IRACIE FIELDS, the rlr:*farmii w win hf< our of ihf m mhi mU'.sts will ciuitr.141 I' ll entertainment proDliuwird by tin BBC for ihc < ii'ii' Minn jK-rtod She will bo heard inir". ii bnwclciut frnm tlie Grom-nur IJaM i Mfidoti. .«ii Miv 13. where will l>" ijjpciuin?*
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    'London Pic'
    129 20 A rORONATION rdilion of tendon Pi- 4 i revue ujieudy well-known 112«» Hio pn<".< i'rr !)>(, .i»t w It he liri'fidt'ji :t. fruiii Do v entry. Many of the •k- 'ehr ->ji I ol Urn rpvuo have i.ui'it pir#>4. m.iy lie rxurclfift, hy hi* lu'to» r ncti- «if
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    For The Children
    173 20 rpHF yoistigw ii%l» i,i» In htf 1 (.uioiuHJoi, khauJc? b- t.; tl;ili'tl Uy <spccliV bro<>.(fr, I. Hi 11• |*ui»: Ciwiii that Will no h in ihc ijL'tl" C'un ii ioi' i 1 Lnwrt'tir»» TJUH' 'I*l "f'< iHh ny en Wrtn*. Ai 1 y II aniiiti:- l k'
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    From The Regions
    334 20 ro« .r'ANfMi tir < fiin ««I lii« uul \V« ••> 'I Hid rt Rn»i'n».»i *a. •IJ l)i tl ii Ur M.t ul c;ixt- ll»m; D'.mi 1 j -turt.i f'«> tiii.ihuii v.t «<!r 'Onri i', Full: i \i> ITnur «t m tin Norm* i tli»' U>»* ill i'«
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    All-British Musie
    307 20 A LL the artists engaged by the Empire Department of the bpc to broadcast daring Coronation week, and all the music to be played by the BBC Empire Orchestra at that time,, will be British. Among the musical programmes that listeners to Daventry will hear is a recital
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    36 20 Mrs. Small, wife of the Colonial Secretary. Straits Settlements, is going home to Australia some tim? this month, and will later proceed to England to join her husband, who is to go On leave in July.
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    SERVICE SUBLIME
    73 20 TOR the convenience of the mit irisl t-ho offe r a eood evening out feels unequal to the task of driving home a taxi company at Tulsa. Oklahoma has introduced a "Blotto it eons" t of a cab and two drivers. The motorist <s dnven home in the
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    A POT-HOLE IN THE LAW
    826 20 Liability For Ipkeoii Of Highways OK Dec. 8 1021, IT. iniu i Cert, a bunk mai.au* i m V,*u !r:ct ?<l:i rim, a m^ir- jtlM- clock at the Surrey hod to receive senlctujt Ait 4'il trial by i IIi«h Court Jun« fare u jury hud
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    ISIS TEMPLE
    93 20 !)i*covi ry Following LuiuUlif Of San<! Ab m »n»l A most iinpnrlicit nnr|i;i<'iilovi. <• ri'v'j'v brcn mjjcle r*t fi .x I I 'j.!ou.in~ n landslip of s:uid. A'examlrfa-Aboukir rnnd i»":ir I" i mole dedicated to L:i? hu-1». >•' •u lrhi rt b ill rw .rrot m. A F'.rikinc
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      1671 21 Malayan Listeners" Radio F^&^&szst^ »£P .Royrei Ballot Music. Coppelia (Delibes, arr. Tavan) PROGRAMMES OF I BRITISH EMPIRE I ZZ Z He„ ry JKS? «BJSK 8.M.8.C. PROGRAMMES StTIK H 3* from the Village Green, the Comity of oS^ nla: c lble of Singapore Station On 225 "Willow The King"-A Metres Cricket
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      266 22 "I've got a surprise Good work, for you *OĔk V N ioniaandcool.'' Until you have smoked a dv Mr.uricr, Hidden within the smoke of fine Virginia Vk\ m ijloTV sine P ure > essential flavour of the leaf-a Ik flavour only dv Maurier's filter tip reveals. 4i y/ Discover this
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      1813 22 ita«lSn' 5 DEAD IN PEASANT Malayan Listeners Kadi© tragedy ,CoMm Irom pa9e 2 Countryside Held At Ba, U.S.A. SHORTWAVE By Madman PROGRAMMES *JSg* tSSS*'*? 3er); (Miss Pasqualit; Pastoral <Tgor- m .i„. Qr- ti rrir.pinni Ame- Stravinsky*: O D'ana and Apollo (Cas- pouß people murdered: rk2? Telnuavo-Tede,cO.: On the Mountain f
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    U.S. BUSINESS EXPANSION
    866 23 During March IWUMVTICN LARGER tn 2»» I'fcß CENT. iitv'ton, D.i. 1 Apr. 15. pi -activity expanded durl® W..ah and has shown j Hiv~cme.nl throughout the i oi' ihe year compared •aim last year. ;»rmliittion was larger ■i.i. although it was aj>- (Ki' 4ume as in the final
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    LOANS AND INVESTMENTS
    801 23 Total Of $109,000,000 In Four Weeks Total loans and investments of rcnorting member banks of the Federal Reserve increased $109,000,000 during the four-week period ended Mar. 17. Loans to business increased $188 000.000 while security loans increased SI 55.000,000 and investments $16,000,000. respectively. For the reporting member
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    DAY OF UNITED INTERCESSION
    287 23 Duke Duchess Of Kent A ROYAL Duke and Duchess, statesmen, oishcps, soldiers, financiers and evangelists will be among those at the Queen's Haii on May 11. when a day of united intercession and conference is to be held as a prelude to the Coronation. "King and
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    NATIONALITY RIGHTS
    163 23 British Women's Demund For Recognition London. Demand* i«.»r the recounUJon of women's nationality jijfht* in the British Empire were put forward Ijy a deputation. representing a larce number of women's Interests, which wo* received at ine Dominions Oflfkv here by Mr Malcolm Mac Donald, Secretary of S'ate for
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    128 24 Wedding group at the marr age of Ifr. R V. Bmitil to M Sfi Peggy Dalton. in Singapore >.s: week. <Tribune.» h page giving way io tears at the wedding of the Hon. Harry McGowan and Miss Carmen Cory, at St. Margaret's, Westminster, iiecently.
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