Malaya Tribune, 10 May 1937

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    38 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vcl XXIV.- No. 10.). SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MAY 10, 1937 FIVE CENTS- The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, May 10, 19.57. The Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. sixgaPore, MONDAY, MAY 10, 1937 "^>
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      172 1 I THli NEWS WITH YOUR j BREAKFAST j Try The PEERLESS tRASMIC SOAP Dainty, Alluring, Fra_r ran t PEERLESS ERASMIC is incomparable invaluable for tIICJ toilet and c< n be applied without ftfcw ly O harm to the most skins. Refresh- /I in^ r and invigorating it is a direct
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      143 1 J Read The > SUNDAY TRIBUNE f Dominant In Ma fay a SK L I M M( POWDERED WHOLE MILK »ggg ONE OF THE VERY FIRST ESSENTIALS FOR i*OOD HEAITH IS PLENTY OF MILK EVERY DAY. WITH KLIM I N V OUR PANTRY YOU ARE ASSURED OF A CONSTANT MILK
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      514 2 M. HASSAN, M, SI 37, Bras Basah Bead, SINGAPORE Telephone No. MIL Branch at J64, Jalan Ifcrakhv JOHORE. STOCKISTS OF: Frigldaires, Koldchesta, modern ttectrlc chandeliers, fancy lamp aowls and shades, bed lamps. Tans, electric bells, batteries, wiring accessories, domestic appliances, sanitary wares and etc CONTRACTORS FOR: electrical, water and gas
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      495 2 SINGAPORE CHINESE MANDARIN SCHOOL, Prinsep Street. Beginners, intermediate and Advanced Classes ntarting on 7 5 37. Progressive Textbooks —Lessons explained In English—Easy Learning—Tuition Fee $2. Free Prosjectus. BOOK-KEEPING BY POST. EXPERT TUITION TERMS STRICTLY MODERATE ENROL NOW ROYAL INSTITUTE, 189 A B Cecil Street, Singapore. INSTITUTION 209 QUEEN STREET Afternoon
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      827 2 THE TRAFFIC REGULATION ORDINANCE (Chapter 213) In exercise oi the powers conferred upon him by Section 4 of the Traffic Regulation Ordinance, the Chief Police Officer, Singapore, hereby makes regulations for the following occasions during the period of Coronation Celebrations:— 1. On the occassion of Coronation Week. Daily from 10th
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      757 2 to its junction with -Bras Basah Road; Parking on South side only: (ci North Bridge Road from its junction with Stamford Road to its junction with Coleman Street. Parking on North side only; (d) Victoria Street from its junction with Stamford Road to its junction with Bras Basah Road: Parking
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      684 2 IN THE CIVIL DISTRICT COURT OF SINGAPORE. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE DC. No. 2550 of 1936. Between Narain Singh so Boor Sin ff h Plaintiff, and Lira Soe Leon Defendant. To. LIM SOE LEON formerly residing at No. 11, Lorong 25 off Geylang Road, Singapore. TAKE NOTICE that an action has
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      222 2 VIROL for robust health New Arrival THE OKAZAKI F.W. CO. 580, Serangoon Road. Staffs iw*. GRADUATE OF THE TOKIO MASSAGE SCHOOL. Infantile Paralysis, General Paralysis Muscular Rheumatism. Articular Rheumatism MR. MRS. AKAJI. 210-2 Queen Street, Singapore. Near Post Office. Jkicci sole Agents: SCHMIDT SHOTEN, LTD.. For Coronation Carnival "CORONATION WINE"
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    Singapore & Coronation Reflections
    467 3 CORONATION SEASON IN SINGAPORE Full Details Of Local Programme Of Celebrations Singapore Coronation Reflections S iX E to-oay enters properly into a ten-day period of celebra lon «1 an occasion of great io .n l appmees thrnujhout the Emp?r dthe world-the Corona*ff of •r Majestaes King George Viand ee« Elisabeth.
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    CORONATION SEASON IN SINGAPORE Full Details Of Local Programme Of Celebrations
    1666 3 serial might of Singapore, an 1 j Johore, will he on parade. Over 1,000 troops, Scouts an I Cadets—a small fraction of the total strength of Singapore's Unite—-an 1 three seuardons of the Royal Ait' Force plus the S.S. Volunteer Ait Force will, by the magnificent nature of their spectacle,
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    THE S.S. LOYAL ADDRESS
    215 3 Till lovnl Address of the Straits Settlement* to Bfa ibiesty Kinc Gearge W, «hi,h i s <„ »;«»»j«».v read by H i:, th, (kmr, S r Shrn Ihomas. at the Victoria Memorial kfafl on Mtaday, readsJJaj it please Your Majesto h <* h<lf of Your Majesty
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    WEDNESDAY, MAY 13
    10 3 f° I P w Children s Coma*.
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    CORONATION NAMES
    111 3 ,m M*e N*W Sf,(. am lin<r| UMJS. I.ocomoiixcs London Jre new rtjeamlined locomotim of thf Londof, MMtond and Beottish Ra.iB> Boyal oermtaßioo the Locomotreae w b in,, wmpteted al the C^paV^ worto at Crewe, wUI boor (ho name HisaheU?- 4SE£ Mary Princes Alice" and *WmceM o U n\
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES "DREADFUL STATE OF AFFAIRS"
    387 5 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES "DREADFUL STATE OF AFFAIRS" Glasgow Dockers' Alleged Misuse Of Dole which ho y the Bourtl of Inquiry S an h b a eeil investigating the eirschemed ced 111 mukm J M operating aritv nf r J«***tam KreateJ regulanty of employment in the Don tra™ P Mr m
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    "DUCHESS" CLASS,
    233 5 CP.S. Said To Be Ordering Four New Vessels It is understood that negotiations are well advanced by the Canadian Pacific Company to place orders for the construction ot four high-class passenger in.rs. totalling about 86.000 tons gross. TtfO of the vessels will each be of about -0,000 tons,
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    34 5 The District Officer, Lower Perak. Mr Innes Miller who was taken suddenly ill some time ago. has made a remarkable recovery at the Batu Gajah hospital, and is expected back in Teluk Anson soon.
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      409 5 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA r. .V O. s. N. (o.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore 1937. DERA RE GUOU May a LRTHAGB 15.000 June"] 0.100 June 5 BE S^ R 6.000 June 14 •■•CHI 17.000 June 18 OUDAN 0,50U July 3 KAISAR-I-HIND 11,000 July 2 KAJPUTANA 17,000 July 16 kNPURA
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      79 5 BJ. (APCAR) SAILINGS, for HONGKONG. AMOY, SHANGHAI JAPAN Leave Singapore SIRDHANA 8.000 May 20 SHIRALA 8.000 June 3 TILAWA 10.000 June 17 for PENANG, RANGOON CALCUTTA TTLAWA 10,000 May 18 SANTHIA 8.000 May 29 TALMA 10.000 June 12 P&O BRITISH INDIA *>ASSENGER FREIGHT SERVICES For all Information apply to: P.
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      415 5 M. B. K. 1 KOKUSAI LINE I j (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISHA) f 0 'Incorporated In Japan) tor JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YOKK (via Panama) I Due Dae Sailinf t>„- ms KONGO MARU Ma?tt 0 New York ms KIRISHIMA MARU June 9 June 12 Kee,Un j FARES: TO KOBE Yl7O j
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      489 5 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE Luxurious One Class Motorships Most FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. %m go From P rom fioota 8 s?. r r e p l9 s s am 2 r n g LALANDIA 8-6 i-6 21 f 1 m™T a 30 9 6 6
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      536 5 STEAMER SAILINGS §NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD (Incorporated fn Germany). int?*, n J? e f noted are the Company Intended fixtures:— OUTWARD FO SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN. Due Spore. I"i l "iIAVEL" omits Manila ,M? Due Penang May 9 Due P Swettenham May 12 Due Singapore May 14 SA SCHARNHORST omits North
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    410 6 LONDON TO MMOriiTlfe^ RUBBER T London. May S Previous To-day Change rone Quiet Itag 6pot Buyers. 10* 10 15 16 43 10 Sellers 10% 116 +3!! May Buyers 10 13 16 11 J}*J Sellers. 10 15 16 1 c «g July Sept. Buyers 10 15 16 He
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    CHEVIOT RUBBER MEETING
    1365 6 Distribution Of 10 Per Cent. FE twenty-seventh annual general meeting of Cheviot Rubber. Ltd.. was held recently at the Council Room. Rubber Grower? Association. Fenchurchstreet, 8.C., Brigadier-General the Hon Charles Lambton. DS O (the chairman of the company i. presided. The notice convening the meeting and the
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    TINNED PINEAPPLES
    96 6 During the week ending May 1. 1937. exports from Malayan ports amounted to 36.589 cases, of which: 21,372 «58 per cent) cases were to the United Kingdom, 3 658 (10 per cent I cases to the Continent of Europe, 4.065 (11 per cent* cases to Canada, and 7,494
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    CHINESE DEPORTED
    37 6 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai May 8 It is reported that over two hundred overseas Chinese in Russia have been deported They are on their wav homo now. The reason unknown :au Chew Jit Poh
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    SYNTHETIC RUBBER ON SHOW
    181 6 Pipes And Hoses COSTS THREE TIMES MORE (By Air Mail" London, May 1 A NEW -synthetic rubber" substan A from which it is claimed, sw tides as motor-car tyres, pun and hoses can be made, is now show at an exhibition organised Federation of British Industries
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    189 6 Undertone Continues To Be Firm London. May 9. On the Stock Exchange to-dav tr. isfactory passing off of the setticnu.enhanced the markets' optimistic d. position and despite a little wtnk- liquidation all sections closed Home Rails especially enjoyed support and diamonds moved up news that De Beers were
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      796 6 tOversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. j (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). 1 Successors to t S The Chinese Commercial Bank Limited, J t The Ho Hong Bank Limited and 1 The Oversea-Chinese Bank Limited. i i C APIT AL' Authorised $40,000,000.00. .Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. I HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING,
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1597 7 lBBued by Fraser and Cn a a Co. Lym and Evatt> Exchmge stQck 9mtn MINING *T*ser Co. Lyail Evatt 4 Ampat Tin Sellers Sellers fl Asam Kumbang..34* ft** 1 5 9 6 3xcl £1 Austral Malay.. 57 r?Z 35 35 6 5-Ayer Hiram ...V. 27 c »ii
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    164 7 (From Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Monday morning RIBBER Singapore: 88% cts.. up ct. Market Tone: Steady Quiet London: 10 15 16d.. up 3 16d Market Tore: Very firm New York: 22 7 16 ets.. up i ct Market 'lone: Firm. Although the local market sh wed ittle
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    RUBBERS ACTIVE
    173 7 Messrs. Fraser Co.'s Report MINING: New York Tin. 55 12, uj) 1 4. In the absence of any cables from London, the Tin share market has opened quietly. In Sterlings there are buyers of Kamuntings. Pangnga Rivers, Am pat Tins and Southern Kintas. In the Dollar section, on
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    STEADY MARKET
    218 7 Mr. Julian Israel's Daily Report Tin. London, no market and New York up Y4i steady. Rubber London, up 3 16, firm and New York up '2. firm. Locally, buyers at 39 l 4 c, July Sept. Mining. Raubs $6.40—56.60. The Tin -hare Market la steady with a fair
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    EXCHANGE
    178 7 SELLING Singapore. May IP London T.T. 2:4 116 London demand 2.4 116 London 4 months' sight 24tg Lyons demand 1275 Hamburg demand 141% New York demand 57 9 Montreal demand 573' Batavia demand 104 3 i Samarang hemann ]04i Calcutta. Bombay and Rangoon demand 1545/ Madras and Colombo demand
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    FRENCH GENERAL DEAD
    99 7 iL TIS^ yro who fought in Mn?shn» no 1 th£ war of 1870 under non, i 1 Bazaine has died at Sournia near Pernisman. at the age of 98 of iaa£saS*2 in the Tonkin cunpaien ot 1885-1888 was a member of the commiwlon which delimitated the fron™r
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    THEY HAVE NO DOLE
    211 7 Washington. THERE are about 10.000,000 white men still on the dole in the United States, but there is one tiny Red Indian rettlement in Alaska which is one ot very few communities in the cOuntr. which has never asked for nor recel i any relief during
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      151 7 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OP CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore. May 8 Total for Compan, OMMM Ex.o,, TIN Payable Date to date S»n W ,K,n«. »!g May 11 GENERAL lnt s';. RUBBER Mentakab "l 2 yg& !g J May 19 May 14 Trafalgar V JgJ 0 May 15 May 11 16% May 11
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    104 8 Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closiiv; 4 p.m. to-day. Penang. Siam. Burma, India, Iraq. Palestine, Egypt, E. raid S. Africa Grea' Britain, Ireland. Euiope and N. and 8. Britain, Ireland, Europe, Nigeria, Gold Coast and N. and S. America: Imperial, closint* 7 p.m. to-morrow. Mtctan. JaskS, Amsterdam
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    123 8 Mails expected from Australia. Netherlands Indies etc. by Air (Qantasi tomorrow. Deliveries of boxholders' letters only 3 p.m. and general delivery ol letters 4.05 p.m. to-morrow. Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air (Netherlands) to-morrow. Deliveries of boxholders' letters only 3 p m and general delivery ol letters
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    35 8 The Air Mail 'Netherlands) despatch cd from Singapore on May 1 was deliver ed In London on May 8. Mails despatched irom Singapore on Apr. 16 by Karapara was delivered in London to-day.
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    "LION OF ENTERPRISE"
    110 8 New Title For Sir Francis Younghusband Bombay. Sir Francis Younghusband, the noteo author, traveller and former British Commissioner to Tibet, has been awarded the honorary title of "Karma Keshari" (Lion of Enterprise) by the Council of Pundits of the Sanskrit College here. In accepting the title. Sir
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    106 8 British Official Wireless. London May 8. Pari., 109 59 64 New York 4.93 J Montreal 4.92 7 16 Brussels 29.22 3 t Geneva 21.58 Amsterdam 8.99 V 2 Berlin 12.27U Milan 93 13 16 Stockholm 'opennagen 22.*u. Oslo 19.90 Vienna 26'' 2 Prague 141 11 16 Belgrade 215
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    WHAT'S ON?
    96 8 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, MAY 10 Reading of Loyal Address, Victoria Memorial Hall. 5.30 p.m. Modieals FootbaU: Medley Clerical Union v. Y.M.C.A., Anson Round for Ladies' Duffers' Cup. S.G.C. TO-MORROW, MAY 11 united Coronation ffcrvlce at Victoria Memorial Hall, o.30 p.m. WEDNESDAY. MAY 12 Ceremonial P&de
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    134 8 Singapore. May 10. Ships alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive. East Wharf (Entrance Gate D Hacue Maru 22; Anshun 20. Iviam Whart (Entrance Gate It Reael 18: Fingal 15: Antenor 13; Perak 9; Bangalore 7. Empire Dock Entrance Gate 3) Amagisan Maru 30; Cingalese Prince 32: Penrith
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    AMUSEMENTS
    143 8 ALHAMBRA.— "God's Ooontry And The Woman" and stage attraction 3.15 0.15 and 9.15 p.m. CAPITOL.— That Girl From Paris.' •vls. 6.13 and 9.15 p.m PAVILION.— "Dark Journey" 6.15 ana 9.15 p.m RITZ.— 'Doctor Samsl" I Malay* 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. ROX\. —Miriam Hopkins In Men Are Not Gods" 6.15
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      273 8 MALAYANS PREMIER HOTEL TO-NIGHT COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 to 8.30 p.m. DINNER and DANCE (informal) 9.30 to midnight s 1 \SD CABARET BY THE POPULAR AMERICAN DANCERS 1 j CEDRIC ARLINDA I j NON-DINERS Sl.OO J i THE CORONATION DINNER BALL j BOOK NOW FOR WEDNESDAY NIGHT'S GALA EVENT. J Cabfre
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      133 8 cocoAfrtt <-im>vi EXTENSION TO-NIGHT UNTIL I A.M. FOR HEALTH, STRENGTH AND INCREASED POWER OF THE VITAL ORGANS TAKE SANETAFER For youth and age, manhood and womanhood suffering from lassitude and a run-down feeling and the complexity of divert A. ON IF and be allowed to stand on the tou jle^tor
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      121 8 Shorthand *f~~[& Machine n Ijh. Full particular from the SOLE AGENTS DUNCAN ROBERTS LTD SINGAPORE-KUALA LUMPUE STUDENTS. AIDS FOR CAMBRIDGE Handbook of Coupland's Raffles .50 Cambridge Questions and Answers on British Empire History, Ist Series $l 00 2nd Series I.OJ 3rd Series Just published 1 00 Obtainable at all Branches
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      120 8 I POSTAL INTELLIGENCE MAILS DESPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TBtt Rcngat and Tembilahan Flevo May 10 1 p.m. Pontianak Raub Philippine Islands Sophie Rickmers P "JPamangkat, Sambas and Singkawang Boelongan 1U 1 TOMORROW Pengerang Aik Soon May 11 J a.m. Tandjong Pinang Mer.sing 1a 1U am Fort de Kock.
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      123 8 DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service La.st Night Max. day. Bright Mia. Temp. Rainfall. Sunahiae. lemu. Stations, deg. F. Inches. Hours deg. F. West Coast. Alor Star 87 0.04 8.1 t;. Bayan Lepas (Penang I 84 1.26 2.( Sitiawan 89 Nil 9.2 Bukit Jeram 89 Nil 7.1 Malacca 87 0.08
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    STRONG ATTACKS ON BASQUES
    102 9 RAIN OF BOMBS Moors Enter The Province Reuter Wireless. Bilbao, May 9. rli: insurgents have ccntinued the attack on Mount Sollube with the object oi breaking the Basque ring (i Bermea While bombs inualhjf rained on positions on mountain, the dropping of 100 icendiar? bombs set
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    REBEL STATEMENT
    133 9 Salamnica. May 9. it headquarters m a statement that towns in which military helter within ten kilometers ol at are lawful military objectives civilian inhabitants should be statement adds the National :v declare that non-mllltary never have and never w;li he' arded by national "planes r Wireless, La
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    TOWN SEIZED
    128 9 On Lhe other hand. Cerebcs. on the Pram -Spanish border, reports that theseised the important and have placed marl:.: c guns at strategic points. also dominate th-2 Gei having forced the offial authorities *o hand over ictions.—Reuter Wireless. La Rochelle, May 9. tied by a British destroyer, the
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    ORPHANED BY WAR
    122 9 Reuter Wireless. me children had no affectionate id off. They have been rphar.ed by the war. The vessels were v side territorial waters by the toy al Oak and two destroyer; tal ci here that the Almirante out of the mist and tri?d across the convey but
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    BRITISH PRECAUTIONS
    298 9 Reuter Wireless. i London May. 8. avian suggestion aiming at n of Non-intervention en submitted to the non- l committee. posed *hat neutral ships rvers have examined under intervention scheme and flying ci vention flag should be proSpanish interference by the lour nations carrying out rol off the
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    FASCIST TACTICS
    214 9 Washington. May 8. Senator Borah in ihe Senate denounced fascist and military tactics in Ethiopia and Spain particularly the bombing of Guernica. "No language can describe the scene at Guernica ana Guernica was not a single instance but a culmination of a long iine ol unspeakable atrocities. The
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    ITALO-GERMAN ALLIANCES
    81 9 Reuter Wireless. Rom- May 8 At the conclusion ol U c visit ol Yon I Neurath it was emphatically de.i iec there was any question of an ItaJo-Qei j man military alliance. It is understood J ihe Spanish question was reviewed am there is reason to believe both
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    MILITARY CONFERENCE
    70 9 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai May 8 Marshal Yen Shi Shan, Provincial Chanman of Shansi, and a member of the Standing Military Committee, I summoning the high officers of th Shansi —Suiyum military c>m.a ci i attend a conference to be held at I'aiyuen on May 15 It
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    Dr. H. H. KUNG 'PHONES FROM LONDON
    135 9 Enquiries After Health Of Marshal Chiang Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai May 8. r\R. Kinig Hsiang Hsi. who is now in ■J London to represent China as Chief Delegate at the Coronation, telephoned yesterday to Marshal Chiang Kai Shek in his Shanghai residence
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    INDUSTRIAL TRUCE
    142 9 Fre lie i i Premier Appeals To Yv'orkers Reuter Wireless. Paris. May 9. ON the eve of the debate In the Chan: ber in which M. i31um's policy will be challenged workers and employers have announced a six months' industrial uTOCfe under which collective agreements due shortly to
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    GERMAN SHIP LAUNCHED
    72 9 Reuter Wireless. Berlin, May 8. in the presence ol Hitler and 50.000 spectators the fir-:' *****-ton vtssel cf the "strength through Joy' orja ».:-tion was launched al Bamburg The vessel was christened Wilhem Gustloff by the widow of the Nazi leader shot deed In Switaeri nd in
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      16 9 S >_ v V LUBRICATION BY SHELL r i4siarj'c Petroleum Co. (S.S.) Ltd. 1 WP S. 1A
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    "A DEGENERATING PEOPLE"
    264 10 Doctor Attacks Birth Control Qixistchnreh, New Zealand. "U7E are a degenerating people. th< cause cf our decline Ls birth control, with a 'vain of other moral evils following upon it. and unless a stop U put to it the nation must come to a m inferable end."
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    BELGIAN PRINCE
    103 10 To Study In British School Brussels. Young Prince Baudouin. Crow. Prince of Belgium, may come to England for part of ins education. According to the Derniere Heure,' King Leopold and the Queen Mother Elizabeth have decided lo send !h< Voting Prince to an English school for a year.
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    23 10 Miss Leong Yut Hoong who has been successfully operated on for appendicitis will be leaving the General Hospital Penang. in a few days
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      384 10 A PROGRAMME WORTH SEEING! ft j ALHAMBRA h "Positively LAST NIGHT G-15 9-15 (KEEN STAGE ATTRACTION <I GOD 7 S COUNTRY I J J rhe WOMAN" j From James Oliver CmwwVn World I J Wmmam Novel Filmed 111 Te: hnicolour a Warner Bras'. Picture with g F KENT and BEVERLZ
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      195 10 SHE'S SAUCY, SNAPPY AND WILL THRILL YOU S WITH HER GOLDEN VOICE! T t j-f3R___ CAPITOL f TO NIGHT 0-15 j# »me and Meet 1 LILY PONS J W? J MM in RKO Radio's S V Bp Big Musical Corned} Hit S I V f "THAT GIRL f \Jr From
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      211 10 OF THE SEASON! PROOF? EVERY SHOW i PACKED SINCE FRIDAY! f PAVILION Owing To Up-Country Book in I CONRAD VEIDT •J» I" London Film Productions f'DARK BuiSfEY THE PRESS NOTICES! ASK YOUR FRIENDS:!;] ❖THEN HURRY TO SEE THE MOST EXCITING SPY? <• •J. STORY EVER PUT INTO PICTURES •J »Jt
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    DECLINE IN RANKS OF ATHEISTS
    590 11 In Soviet Union BOLSHEVIK LEADERS WORRIED Moscow. T decline in the ranks °t the atheists and in antilelurtous activity in the Soviet lino.n is causing concern among Bolshevik leaders. Fearful lest the Church regain M)me of «he ground lost during 20 years of religious suppression,
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    MARKET LIST
    455 11 The Current Singapore Prices MEA-? gaPole May 7 geef, steak, kati T fmli St f W or curr y ka SjUet, «teak. per lb. fi Por"°?ean M ta C tf a POT lb fork, lean and fat (Ist qua!ily) **j Fowls, kati 4 5 guck, .fresh), io EGGS
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    "OFFICIALLY DEAD"
    123 11 95,000 German Soldiers Missing Since Great War Berlin. iJS— fa L e r some 95 -°OO German soldiers who fought in the Great War has never been known, according to a statement issued here by the Central Bureau of War Dead and War Graves At the end of
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    Free Toasts
    32 11 port wine will be .supplied to the women, and beer to the men of Market Overton. Rutland, on Coronation Day. They will drink the health of the King and Queen.
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    LATE MR. E. A. MONTEIRO
    169 11 327 rh WuK a Sf,'L aw 2 y at his residence S'SS? aftCTn ™'an'WiHftg£e£ in the person* vr EU t?' S ii an conim unity "mFm' telro hfs roth y A ear h y ed in if. 0 was at one time employOld Tanrifn P
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    Sound-Picture
    54 11 A PERM ANENT picture ill sound will Corcmtinn n° f Royal Session on st fnlH C a Pnaratu.s will be ininfraUy Arch™ AdAs the procession passes, hidden micand SLif-S? n a scrl of discs and these, with recordings of the actu-.l broadcasts on Coronation Day will be available for
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    Illuminated Battleships
    30 11 rpHE battleships of the Home Fleet -Li yinS w off Sonlh end will be illumii ated on May 11 and 12. and they will give searchlight displays 1
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH
    87 12 LEONG SENG NGIAN, passed away thl3 morning at his residence 53 Cantonment, Road, at the age of 69. He leaves behind his wife. 5 daughtersMrs. Ng Sen Chov, Mrs. H. K. Chia, Mrs. Phaivv Khln Cheung. Mi?. < v ong Yew Loonc*, Miss T. N. Lecrg. 4
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    MALAYAN MATTERS
    891 12 there have been cases of labour trouble on estates in Perak, none of them, fortunately, attained either the dimensions or the intensity which characterised the convulsions in Selangor anil further to the south. To what happy circumstance, or combination of circumstances, this was due. it is difficult to
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Falling Birth Rate
    175 12 NOTES COMMENTS Falling Birth Rate rpHE declining birth rate continues lo be a favourite topic with those who take a gloomy view of the future. In a recent letter to the Press, Sir James Marchant. secretary of the National Birth Rate Commission, wrote:"The net reproduction rate b"ing but three-quarters of
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    A Gloomy Picture
    153 12 CiIR James Merchant suggests a Government commission to inves tigate the problem. It is difficult to see what a commission can do in the matter, for the question is one of economics. Parents are naturally net anxious to have children if they are not in a position
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    Food Problems
    229 12 rjpHE Great War taught us the lesson that superiority In armaments alone does not necessarily guarantee a sure victory. The food problems also plays an important part In a campaign especially one which lingers on for a duration of time. Consequently this problem is generally recognised as part
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    In The East
    138 12 /YRIENTAL countries are just as deeply concerned with this question of food supply as Western nations. To-day China is also seriously considering her tood supplies. According to latest cables, the Central Government has empowered the Agricultural Improvement Bureau and the Transportation Bureau to investigate in all the
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    Topics Of The Day
    368 12 By "Looker On" TRAVELLER says that the most hospitable man he met in Hollywood was an all-in wrestler. He was used to throwing big parties. -Many tell-tale things give away a woman's character," declares a writer. Neighbours always were like that. A well-known actor says he
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    IMMENSE CRUSH OF PEDESTRIANS IN LONDON EVERYTHING READY FOR CORONATION
    370 13 FINAL REHEARSALS ELEVENTH-HOUR RUSH OF OVERSEAS VISITORS hour rush If P edestr '?ns in (he streets and an eeventh Jessu/n ihthTTf J ,S,t rS Final r <*earsals of the proession which is to take plate on Wednesday were witnessed hy
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    EXTRA POLICE
    309 13 Great Trek To See Final Rehearsal \he Coronation almost fills the Sunday newspapers, most of which publisn Coronation Supplements with cooiousiy illustrated biographies of Their Majesties The King and Queen are spending the week-end quietly at the Royal Lodge, Windsor, attending church to-day, bul they have no other
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    BUS STRIKE
    380 13 Desperate Efforts To Settle Dispute Reuter Wireless. The one remaining anxiety is the bus strike, to settle which desperate efforts are being made. The strikers are among those who realise the deplorable effect the strike will have upon the multitude of guests. Mr. Bevin and other leaders attended
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    ARREST OF YOUNG ENGLISHMAN
    85 13 CEYLON CRISIS Go vernor's Order Resisted Colombo, May 9. Bract girdl the young Eng Is i tea planter who was arreste i for deportation on the order of th retiriiiK Governor of Ceylon (Sn Reginald Stubbs), on reports that h was engaged in agitation among* estate
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    MORE FIGHTING ON FRONTIER
    68 13 Tribesmen Attack During Dust-Storm Reuter. Simla, May 9. AFTER a quiet week fighting has rt again broken out on the frontier where the Raimak Brigade, engaged in road making north of Razmak'on May 8, was attacked during a dust-storm while withdrawing its headquarters. It is believed
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    BASQUES FIGHT BACK
    84 13 RAIN HELPS Strategic Points Recovered Reuter Wireless. Bilbao. May 9. ASSISTED by a "Wirimlri," a Basn que drizzle with a low ceiling of rlcjud, which prevented the insurgent planes from taking the air, Basque intantry to-day, supported by tanks and artillery, recovered some of the territory lost
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    AGREEMENT WITH EGYPT
    84 13 Montreux Conference Ends British Official Wireless. London. May 8. T the International Conference at Montreux, which concluded to-day t agreement was reached among the oowers concerned for th e abolition of recapitulations in Egypt, and for reorganisation on a new basis of the :axec Courts during the
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    MOST SENGIBLE COURSE
    44 13 Reuter. Montreux. May 8. The Egyptian Capitulation Convention was sign?d this morning. Naha Pasna said the Conference had succeeded b< cause Egypt had chosen the most spnsible ?nd most reasonable course of aopealing to the goodwill and reason of 'he powers.—Reuter.
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    MR. MARK MORRISON
    63 13 Admission To Practise In Johore i (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, May 9. MR Mark Morrison was yesterday ad--111 mitted to practise as an advocate and Solicitor of the Supreme Court in JohoKBahru by Mr. Justice L. V. J. Laville. Mr. V. D. Knowles moved trie
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    AMBASSADOR TO U.S.A.
    46 13 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai. May 8. Dr. Wang Ching Ting. Ambassador-de-signate for the United States. arrived in Tokyo yesterday morning. He dined with Mr. Sato Japanese Foreign Minister at noon, and "sailed on the same evening to America —Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    TRAIN EXPLOSION
    41 13 Reuter Wireless. Arle, May 8. The judicial authorities at Tarason have established that the train explosion was the result of foul play. A powerful bomb had been placed on the mck of one of f he compartments. —Reuter Wireless
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    PALESTINE COMMISSION
    36 13 Reuter Wireless. London May 8 The Palestine Royal Commiss on has concluded hearing evidence Further evidence was henrd in a recent, private session from Earl Lyt'on Lord L'ovd and Mr. Lloyd George —Reuter Wireless.
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    AIRSHIP PICTURE FOR LONDON
    125 13 Non-Stop Trip CORONATION FILMS ON RETURN Reuter. New York, May 9. Dick Merrill, accompanied by his co-pilot, Mr. Jack Lambie, took off at 3.40 p.m. local time for Harbour Grace where he will refuel and then fly the Atlantic to fetch Coronation films. They hope to
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    SINGAPORE CORONATION CELEBRATIONS
    38 13 FULL details of the Coronation celebrations in Singapore, and the Empire and local wireless programmes during Coronation time, together with appropriate pictures of local interest will be found on pages 3, 4. 21 and 22.
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    Graf Zeppelin's Trip Cancelled U.S. TO RELEASE HELIUM
    151 13 HINDENBURG King's Message Of Sympathy Reuter Wireless. Berlin. May 9. IfING George has sent a telegram to Herr Hitler staling he is deeply shocked at the news of the Hindenburg disaster and expressing sincere condolence.—Reuter Wireless. New York, May 9. Deeply shocked
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    QUESTION OF SABOTAGE
    202 13 with heavy black borders informed the public of the accident. Members of a German commission to inquire into the cause are flying to Cherbourg, where they will board the liner Europa. which is due in New York on Thursday Dr. Eckener declared late last night that while
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    THE GRAF ZEPPELIN
    49 13 Reuter. It is learned that the next voyage of the Graf Zeppelin, planned to start on May 11. has been cancelled. Herr Von Schiller, commandant of the airship, interviewed by Reuter. said that all further trips have been postponed pending the result of the Hindenourg .nquiry.—Reuter.
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    FATAL STABBING AT A SINGAPORE QUARRY ANOTHER MAN INJURED
    154 14 COURT SEQUEL Charges Of Murder Attempted Murder Singapore, Monday. MR. Bernard Klattig, who was an overseer employed at the quarry in Bukit Timah. was fatally scabbed (by one of the Indian cooMes, it is alleged) yesterday afternoon Mr. Klattig received a
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    LILY PONS
    282 14 "Girl From Paris" At The iCapitol t T THE CINEMA LILY PONS, the operatic star who made a successful incursion into pictures, is at her best in "That Girl from Paris," the RKO Radio picture now at the Capitol. She shows that in addition to being a beautiful
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    THE ALHAMBRA
    54 14 Excellent Stage And Screen Programme The fine coloured picture "God's Country and the Woman" is being rescreened at the Alhambra, and will be shown for the last time this evening As a stage attraction the management presents the remarkable Chinese magician Wan Wan San. who has had such
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    "FIRST MRS. FRASER"
    97 14 Amateur Dramatic Club Production fw 'Si 57 lne m brlllian t comedy "The c Fraser is to be presented by tH? I ™*P 0re ateur Dramatic Club at the Victoria Theatre on July 3, 7 and Miss Marie Tempest's original role will be played by Mrs. P
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    Meeting Upset
    59 14 rE quarterly meeting of the Gravesend Town Council falls on Coronation' Day. The Town Clerk has stated that it must be held according to law. As the council chamber will be required for the Coronation celebrations the meeting will be held in the police court The Mayor baa
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    ROAD FATALITY AT BENTONG
    132 14 20-Year-Old Chinese Dead CAR CRASHES INTO TELEGRAPH POST (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, May 9. jyjK. Yoke Chia, the 20-year-old adopted son of the well-known local towkay, Mr. Ang Chin Chong, was the victim of a fatal motor accident which occurred yesterday morning at Bentong
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    THE TRIBUNE GROUP
    49 14 The Coronation Week Holidays QWING to the Coronation, publication of the following papers of the Tribune Group will be suspended on the dates given hereunder:— Malava Tribune, S'pore May 12 Malaya Tribune, K. L. May 13 Malaya Tribune, Ipoh May 12 Morning Tribune, S'pore May 13
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    FINED £2. 10s.
    115 14 Man Who Changed School Report To Impress His Bride Berlin. A newly-wedded couple at Nidda (Central Germany I applied for one of the new Marriage Credits offered by the State for furnishing their home. The authorities asked to see the last school report of both husband and
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED
    311 14 Singapore, Saturday. The following passengers disembarked at Singapore from the P. and O. liner Corfu which arrived here from Europe yesterday:— Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Auten, Miss M. B. Alexander, Mr. H. A. S. Anstey, Mrs. and Miss Anstey, Mr. R. G. S. Avery, Miss H M.
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    THE JEAN LABORDE
    33 14 The Jean Laborde is expected to arrive in Singapore from Saigon tomorrow at 7 a.m and sail on the same day at noon for Colombo. Djibouti, Fort Said and Marseilles.
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    JAPANESE PLANES BUSY
    415 14 Near Great Wall BOMB ATTACK ON SUIYUEN? Shanghai, May 10. |N a report from Yukwan, it is stated that scores of Japanese planes flew over the Great Wall on May 8. Yesterday another batch of about thirty bombers, accompanied by over ten chasers, appeared. They practised aerial
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    BRITISH TRADE FAIR A HUGE SUCCESS
    111 14 A Record Attendance Reported THE British Trade Fair, which closed on Saturday last, broke all records in point of attendance. Over 200.000 it is estimated, which is some 20.000 more than iast year, visited the Fair whi)e it was on, and on Ohe last
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    EAST COAST ROAD CRASH
    214 14 Week-End Accidents In Singapore Singapore, Monday. WHEN a private motor-car driven by a Malay syce suddenly dashed against a telegraph post at the Bth mile, East Coast Road on Sunday morning, two Chinese women and a young girl were tcken to hospital by ambulance for tieatment.
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    NUREMBERG HARBOUR
    81 14 Will Be Completed In 1943 Berlin. Nazi leaders going to the Annual Party Congress at Nuremberg in 1943 will be able to sail down the Rhine and anchor in Nuremberg harbour. This prophecy was made by th* 3 mayor of Nuremberg at a meeting there of authorities interested
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    30 14 Mr. K. E. M. Naina Mohamed of Ipoh left for India at the end of last week. Hp sailed on thp "Rajula" ana txpects f > hr nwny for .six months.
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    FEEDING LONDON CROWDS
    548 14 Adequate Supplies 82,000 BREAKFASTS FROM ONE FIRM (By Air Mail) London, Apr. 30. T*HE hundreds of thousands of visitors to London on Coronation Day and during the following week need have no fear that they will b, 1 likely to lack food or drink of any kind.
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    LOUVRE MUSEUM
    87 14 Galleries To Be Lit At Night Paris. Improvements are being made in the Louvre Museum to enable the Parisian to visit it in the evening after he has finished work The galleries containing fine examples of mediaeval. Renaissance and XVIIth century sculpture have been fitted with systems of
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    BRITISH PAPERS BANNED
    74 14 IN ITALY Press Boycott Of The Coronation Reuter. Rome, May. 8. IT is officially announced that all British newspapers except the Daily Mail, Evening News, and Observer have been banned in Italy. Official circles neither confirm nor deny a report that all Italian correspondents in London are
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    EARNS £45 A MONTH
    168 14 Manager Who Cannot Read Or Write Vienna. FERDINAND Schuchner, departmen. manager of a big textile firm in Budapest, cannot read or write, according to a report published here. He wa. summoned by the police to give evidence on a business case. He proved to ha expert
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    JOHORE APPOINTMENTS
    106 14 The following appointments are announced in the Johore Governir i Gazette:— Mr. Cheok Huan Cheong to be an additional member of the Council State during the absence on leave Mr. P. M. Tibbs. Mr. E. W. Hide, Controller, Malayan Posts and Telegraphs, has been si co for services
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    TREATS FOR S.H.B. COOLIES
    97 14 Arrangements are beins made entertain the employees of the I Pagar Labour Co. by Mr. Tan Chong Chew, the senior paitner. to c nloraU" the Coronation. Arches other decorations have been erected the Board's premises. There will Chinese and Indian entertainments feasts at the Nelson Road
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      76 14 SINGAPORE RADIO STAR items in to-day's radio transmissions by the on 225 meti is, will be a broadcast of the reading of the Loyal Address, relayed from the Victoria Memorial Hall, at 5.30 p.m., a talk in Malay on the food value of fish by Inche Ishak bin Ahmad. Acting
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    NON-BENDERS BEAT STRONG SERVICES SIDE WEEK-END CRICKET RESULTS
    268 16 S.C.C SIDE LOSE MATCH AT BALĔSTIER Singapore, Monday. T. LEIJSSrUP was in great form for the Non-Benders against United SKfltea Officers when these sides met at cricket on the S.C.C. giound yesterday, and his performance with ball and cat contributed to the
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    CEYLON S.C. WIN
    240 16 Cricket Club Side Beaten At Balestier Singapore, Monday. THE S.C.C. side which visited Balestier 1 yesterday met with defeat at the hands of the Ceylon Sports Club, the scores being as follows: CEYLON S C. b. Dudley c Jenner b EgertonSmith 1 P. V. S. Sundram c
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    MIDDS BEATEN
    232 16 Cricket At Gillman Barracks Stagapara, Mond iy. afternoon's match at QUIu man Barracks aw the s.K.c. registe an easy win against a Middlesex Regt XI. The Club .sio.. took first knock and declared a) 159 tor seven wk-k.-r.. and then dismissed the soldiers tor 71 runs Scores: S.R.C.
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    JOHORE CRICKET
    185 16 J.C.C. Beat Muar Club 'From Our Oion Reporter) Johore Bahru. May 3 AVER the week-end, the Muar Cricket Club team visited Johore Bahrn and met the Johore C.C. Scores:— JOHORE C.C. Ahmad b Marshall 20 Feng Hock b Machado 14 Dr. Wcodhuil c Ponnampalam 5» Han nay r
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    AT KUALA LUMPUR
    279 16 Chinese Beat Tamils By 19 Runs Kuala Lumpur, Sunday. 'From Our Oun Reporter) TALL scores in spite of bad bowl n MMc S&Zy? of clay on th? B.CJI.C-ground to-day when the Chined met and defeated the TP c A cricket by 11» runs 1. ai frZL le
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    DRAW AT S.C.C.
    200 16 E.G. Staunton Top-Scores With 55 Singapore. Monday A L B°«°? >■'>> mad, on match conclndrt T*'" Saturday afternoon, the l!o VT p draWn at 6.15 m WW scf r?s: S C.C —Ist Innings Lt. Elsmie b Rose M Pi V Jennings b Green fj V A J
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    I.A. BEAT S.B.E.
    215 16 Good Batting By W: Singh «E Indian Association bcal the S by 4» run on the S.R.C on Saturday Scores: S.lt.C—is* BIKINGS J. Cockbui ii c Varan b Slthambar: m A. n. ColUck i> Baj Lra i 5 G. b Baskalan J- Reuten* b Sandd*h 1 Aiplvw-o
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    New Zealanders Make Good Start
    207 16 Opening Match At Oval PLAYING the opening match ol their English tour, the New 7! tenders made a promising sta dismissing 1 Surrey for l-.fi run* the Oval ©n Saturday The visitors then unit and topped the home sid< l'<*r the loss of five wicket
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    Y.M.C.A. SOCCER
    43 16 V.M c.J .xi v.. cvffe*aj Qnlo, nio c.L. prround to-day: K. I eec ibturn en. T Ja pJowi •\v b*'»< 'v Day T t. Kwe< *> "ewvnv **o* Lim Kirn Wee R Ued l :ri Son*. T?p-prvcs-: T. Stag Chen- and Ferguson.
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    Opening Of Local Baseball Season Interesting Display At St. George's
    175 17 Japanese Beat The Rest Singapore, Monday. rfMIl Singapore Baseball AssociaI [j,;n celebrated the formal openof the league season at the Club ground in St. reot'-e s Road yesterday with a f nils game between the Japanese \ssim iation and the
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    SINGAPORE G.C.
    274 17 Bi-Monthly Mixed Foursomes fVIIE first Singapore Golf Club bi--1 monthly mixed foursomes competition for May was played at Buki f Timah yesterday and resulted in a win for Df and Mrs. L F. Day with a net -con of 312 36 cards were taken cut and the following
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    LEPPEL LADIES' SPOON
    44 17 Fifteen cards were taken out for the K °PPel G. C May ladies' Spoon whic;. ilted in a triple tie as follows: Mrs. E O'Sullivan 46—10-36 D Hirst 52—16-36 J. P. Carr 54—18=36 tie must be played off by May 11
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    R.S.Y.C. EVENTS
    264 17 Rowing And Sculling Races Singapore. Monday. THE principal event, the final of the j International Fours justified expectations in providing a hard iougnt race of a very high standard at the R.S.Y.C. on Satuiday afternoon. The English and Colonial Four defeated the Irish and Welsh Four bv the
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS
    149 17 Tournament Results And Ties RESULTS and "c; in the tenhto X tournament at theT .IMS. Mens Singles B ™i S 1 HOCk beat Lim Tat Ghee 6-2 Ng Wing Chou beat M. G EDti o 6- ..p.--. r Medland beat Men's Singles C. K g aaeowiw T.P Kirn
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    SINGAPORE SOCCER
    42 17 Owing to the Coronation ce*ebraticns there are no Leaghe rhes in Singapore this week but friendly hj£ been arranged for Fndny between the S.C.C. aim wk H %UeP%ll and Drums of the Gordons wMfltoyheKS the «Utrt and dnr.np. tin interval.
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    DAVIS CUP TENNIS ELIMINATIONS
    61 17 SECOND round ties In the Davis Cap rcmpetition were played over 'he week-end and resulted as follows At Munich: Germany beat Austria by three matches to ni!. At Belgrade: Yugoslavia beat Rumania by three matches to nil. At Pairs: France beat Norway by three matches to
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    JOHORE SOCCER
    260 17 Jorinthians Beat Military In League (From Our Own Correspondent/ Johore Bahru. May 9. IT was a surprise to the large gathering 1 cf spectators who were present when the Jorinthians defeated the Johore Military Force eleven in the first round of the* Johore Bahru District Football League on
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    THE COTERIE
    81 17 At a committee meeting of the Coterie held on Friday at the premises of the Nanyang Shoe Manufacturing Company. 58. Rohore Canal Road, it was decided to hold a dinner to celebrate the Coronation of Their Majesties. King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, on Saturday. May 15. Members
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    KEPPEL MAY MEDAL
    41 17 Thirty cards were taken out for tne Keppel G.C. May monthly medal, and the following were the scores ed:G. McGuffin 1 down G. Pritchett 2 F. H. Bradley J. E. Carpenter 3 C. W. Watson H. Gray 3
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    SEPOY LINES G.C.
    72 17 The ladies' spoon competition at ihe Sepoy Lines Golf Club was p'n\ed en Monday and Tuesday, and resulted in a win for Miss I. D Brown with a score of 46—18-28 The following cards were returnedMiss I D. Brown 46—18=28; Miss V V Blake 50—17=33: Miss K.
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    CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB
    36 17 Members and friends are notified that during Coronation Week. May 12-18 inclusive, the illuminations and pagar lights will be turned on from 7 p.m. to nid-night each night at the Chines" Swimming Club.
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    POLE VAULT RECORD
    39 17 Reuter. Paloulto, California, May 9. The world polevault record of 14 ft. GU inches held by Geor§s Varoff was beaten here tc-day by Bill Sefton and Earle Meadows who both cleared 14 ft. 3*2 incres Reuter.
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    S.A.F. SOCCER
    23 17 The Social Athletic Party Veterans will meet the Clerical Union Veterans at football on Sunday next at ihe Clerical Union ground
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    Spectator Drops Dead On Course
    132 17 Kentucky Derby Result Louiseville, May 9. THE Kentucky Derby, run here yesterday, resulted as follows: WAR ADMIRAL (Charley Kurtsinger 1 POMPOON 2. REAPING REWARD 3. Won by two lengths, third three a way. Time 2 .3—2 .5 Twenty ran. Betting: 5-2; 15—2. 3—l. It was
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    98 17 Great Jubilee Handicap Result Reuter. London, May 8. THE Great Jubilee Handicap run on Saturday ovei 1 1 j miles at Kempton Park resulted as follows: COMMANDER III <H. Wragg» 1 TEMPEST II <Carslake> 2 WILLIAM OF VALENCE (Packham» 3 Betting 100 to 7, 100 to 9. 13
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    JOHORE BADMINTON
    90 17 P.W.I). Meet Education Uept. In Final (From Our Own Correspondent/ Johore Bahru. May 9. The lunil stage in the Johore Bahra Inter-Departmental Badminton tournament, which was begun on the Ayer Moleh School Courts on April 80 has been reached. In the Semi-tinal which was played on Friday, the
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    JOHORE INDO-CEYLONESE
    131 17 From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. May 9. At a committee meeting of the committee of the India-Ceylon Association Tamil School, the following programme was decided upon in connection with the Coronation celebrations here on May 12. From 2 to 2—15 p.m.. there will b.- a presentation of
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    AUGUST B.P.
    127 17 About 50 member.-, of the August B P. v .Mted Pulau Samboe last week-end md .-pent an enjoyable time on the Island as the guests of the Sambo: Cierks Club The home s'de won a badminton match payed but the visitors won the soccer by ten goals to
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    MEDALS FOR THE CORONATION
    158 18 I On Sale In The Straits Settlements TJ-3 Majesty the King approved the l£Su e ot the v; omary official medal to commemorate H Majesty's OoronftLI2?- l! c T the ciowned JF M■ v the King en the U, Maje tv the ri l 1 r
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    TRAIN WRECK SEQUEL
    56 18 Kus<ian R a (way Official Shot In^^ a ff l iovs serlouslv he wreck wh< were derailed s'ation UniCn at Poill wa's SSt' S? t3at«K train orders V°£pre"~ train to crash Into another ?r-in tw was switching on lo the main JtoS h was found guilty and
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    VISITING ARTISTS
    34 18 hope 1 to be abfe to m»S 2?* They of MalaTtyles to TJffS new «opes also t, maki •i. mr Coast landsc r j oi thp East Singapore to B%\ y retul
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    SINGAPORE BUDDHISTS
    28 18 A Corona ion rimi i b»< dhlst thank-offerin" JSt* u:a ,B "3 held by the Singapore B- dffLl c ft'on at their or 1 A ri
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    22 18 The untitled from Inflaenaa of Mr k hS ,7,1>7 y from Chemical rndu Ud^«sLS n f? W Pur. He kr, J Lum
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    Mr. Tan Kim Song "(best man). Mr and Mrs Alan C.B Ye and Mis Wee Nya Chit .bridesmaid, aftei the ■ Xt «?: aV,d Jv' Adventist Chapel Geylang. Mrs. Yeo was 'Mi.: Kovv Chwee Neo.
    36 18 Mr. Tan Kim Song "(best man). Mr and Mrs Alan C.B Ye and Mis Wee Nya Chit .bridesmaid, aftei the X t a V, d Jv Adventist Chapel Geylang. Mrs. Yeo was 'Mi.: Kovv Chwee Neo.
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    WATCH YOUR STEP IN CELEBRATIONS
    320 18 WARE THIEVES CONFIDENCE TRICKSTERS UfHEN you leave youi home to take a place among the crowds watching mo Coronation celebrations there are three tilings that you should do: Hide your valuables; lock up your nouse securely, and carry only as much cash a Is absolutely
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    BRITISH STEAMER BADLY DAMAGED
    123 18 Collision fn The English Channel British Official Wireless. London. May 9. JHI: B it to steamer WUlesden of 4 5G3 n' «V 1 a ai steamer Gian Franca Ch££el off n! hiCk 10g m** oft Dover early this m m and wu reported by her owners
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    GERMAN-ITALIAN CONCORDAT
    21 18 iboration With Other Powers Reuter Wireless. TTrr? Rome, May 8 HE so-called Rome Berlin axis Count lc u —j
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    27 18 Mr. Kesth E Webb. Superintendent Johore B -TV" 18 De Partm P n:. ahi -v lled Japan on MIV 8 by be C.rfu on two months' holiday
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    SALVATION ARMY APPEAL
    412 18 Over SB,OOO Collected To Date Staeapore, BRIGADLJR i- A. Lord i ■FatKHßiedge v.ith sincere undermentioned subscriptions l aye been received jr. conned the salvation Army Annual ai tout lealitt I v.:;.-: $8,305.30 $100. air. ay. 5!l Par. $?i.- Collection for Boys' Coo ta-.-h. Conundr i.' D man.
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    SMUGGLED GOODS
    36 18 .As a proof ol tbcir 8 M:r rtottoj doth n vh n 0{ I hate decided not to S"" Poochof goods. ltn Rwu '-tops are being t ai n Wcks. Sin Cu;v V I
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    17 18 Raja untitled «r of class r Vi;; i has Second Maei-t-,i.. tf t;> 1'" Effect from 1
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    20 18 Dr. J untitled *an Medical Servw h L Heal h Offlci p go M from Apr,! Q 3 1 r
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      1263 19 *ialf*yaii Listeners* Radio Tik:^ w I programme, introducing visitors from I overseas who are now in London. PROGRAMMES OF BRITISH EMPIRE I 850 pm The News and Announce -I 1M sjii. 'Along the Route of the o IVT 15 r 1 DDArn a mrmrrtci ments. Coronation Procession.* A talk hy
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    BUS STRIKE STILL UNSETTLED
    450 20 IMPORTANT MEETING OA MONDAY Reuter Wireless. London, May 9. THE London bus strike is still unsettled. A conference of busmen delegates which began at 10 o'clock last nigh* was adjourned at 12.30 this morning after receiving a full report of the negotiations. The conference decided to
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    PASSENGERS BY RAJPUTANA
    1014 20 Singapore, Friday. p T i\V°A l( T ng are by the P and O. liner Rajputana which left Singapore for Europe this morning--Mi 5 i R a,°- An e Mr G B Adams, p n Jr. Al o P Ml s E Afoot, Mrs P C. Barnes,
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    14 20 Mr. H T Ross, untitled mem Federated Ma'aV J 41 etfect from March 27
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      408 20 DOES YOUR CHILD LOOK TOO THIN? M ..ether .strives to console herseil with the thought that her child, dreadfully thin, is "wiry." cm> too well does she realise that an ex, a 1 ds of weight would make such a difference to the child's appearance and be such a protection
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      1179 20 cujH diary Malajaii Listeners' Radio [There are numerous Clubs in Slnga M«tIIO pore members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary U {Continued from page 19» provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keep- ppavpi? m tng it up-to-date and complete. Hap- FRANCE Di^^ss
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      90 20 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS P.-ogramme of Drills ud to and frr week ending May IG. 1937. MONDAY. MAY LQ 4.15 p.m. Headquarters D" c Guard ol Honour. 515 p.m. Headquarters, spc R E fvi Malay Section. Drill. 5.15 p.m Headquarters syfa t Training. TUESDAY. MAY 11 mv m Mrilav Headquarters. fCoy. Recruits.
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    AIR ROUTES TO THE CORONATION
    356 21 Greetings From Malaya ALL ACCOMMODATION BOOKED npHE long-cistance air routes ol impcr,al Airways have often bejn tmnloyaJ Cor the carriage ol Siate documents frcm one part of Ji Empire to another. And in this re gard it is interesting io note that in connection with
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    The i->-(.-.. stati h b,, ::oad. hid.s the nature of lti baMnd Coronation garb, (g^gg).
    15 21 The i->- stati h b,, ::oad. hid.s the nature of lti baMnd Coronation garb, (g^gg).
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    14 PEERS TO CARRY REGALIA
    297 21 New Appointments Tor Ceremony THE Earl Marshal (the Duke Of Norfolk* announce* that ihe King hai made the following appointments 101 the Coronation ceremony: Loid High Constable: The Ifarquess of Crewe. TO CARRY THE KING'S REGALIA St. Edward'- Staff: Viscount Halifax. iAt tends the King
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    PACIFIC REPRESENTED
    134 21 Missionaries To Attend Coronation London. The Pacific is to be represented at the Coronation. The Rev. and Mrs. G H. Eastman, missionary of ths London MissionarySociety in the Gilbert Islands, a grouo of islands of Micronesia—north of the Equator and east of the Philippineshave been invited by the
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    35 21 Miss Julienne Loke of Telok Anson and Kuala Lumpur is now In Singapore for the Coronation celebrations. She will stay a fortnight at 44 Chancery Lane, the house of her brother Mr. Loke Wan Vat.
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    YOUNGER MEMBERS WANTED
    1896 23 fIHST YEAR OF IPOH FLYING CLUB n Own Correspondent) r Ipoh riENGE Cup has been presenter! i Flying Club by Mr I it tor annual competiI 1 members, states the rt, presented at the Ssweek. r passed a resoluation committee to spend in >r the purchase of
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    WIDOW "NOT GUILTY"
    192 23 Sat On Husband's Chest Until He Died Oslo. A VERDICT of "Not Guilty" was brought In by a jury here in favour ot a plumber's wife, charged with wilfully murdering her husband by sitting on his chest until he died of strangulation. Olaf Olsen returned heme very
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    COLONIAL TRADE RECOVERY
    362 23 Slump Effects Thrown Off By 1935 London. THE Colonial Empire had generally recovered by 1936 from the disastrous fall in prices of the world crisis in 1929-31. That year may be regarded as a turning point in the trade position of the Colonies. This is revealed in
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    EGYPT BANS "STALIN"
    55 23 Cairo. The two books, "Lenin" by Jean Jacoby, and -Stalin" by Henri Barbusse. have been banned by the Egyptian Government in the interests of public security." At a sitting of the Council of Ministers it was decided that these books exalted nnd commended doetrnes contrary to the
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    SINGAPORE CORONATION PICTURES
    68 24 Coronation decorations on Raffles Post Office. The Master Attendant's Pier eecorated for the Coronation. Fixing a Crown on one of fie Coronation pylons in Singapore. Miss Maudrene Yap. who gave ballet dances at the untitled of the Happy World on Thursday. A group Photograph takes at the
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