Malaya Tribune, 15 May 1937

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malayan National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXIV. -No. 113. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY MAY 15, 1937 FIVE CENTS- The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Saturday. May 15, 1937. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY. MAY 15, 1937 FIVE CENgr
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      261 1 THE NEWS' WITH YOUR* BREAKFAST Try The j£ MOANING^ PEERLESS EtASMfC SOAP Dainty, Alluring, Fragrant PEERLESS ERASMIC is incomparable and invaluable aMi f()r the toilet and can bo applied without |w harm to the most delicate skins. Refresh- /I me and nv i>oratinp it is a direct aid to the
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      165 1 ftead The SUNDA V 5 I TRIBUNE t Dominant in Malaya teVwki Powdered Whole Milk I re o m.oL occas,on WHERE PURE is RICHP RE USE XL,M FOR KLIM «S THE I powdepT F,NEST cow s milk ,n i POWDERED FORM-ECONOMICAL AND I CONVENIENT. j uit j I v in
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      491 2 M. HASSAN, St, Bras Basah im, SINGAPORE. Telephone No. 3411. branch at U, Jalan Ibrahb*. JOHOKJt BTOCKIbTS OF: Fngioairej, Koldchesta, modern •lectrlc chandelier*, fancy lamp •owla and shades, bed lamp*, tana, electric bells, batteries wiring accessories, domestic sanitary wares and etc OONTRACTORS FOR: alectricaL water and zas ir- bebssil MALAYA
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      457 2 FOR SALE—Coronation Ist day registered covers, singles- and pairs. Apply Imperial Stamp Co., 22A, Change Alley, Singapore. I For best value and cheapest prices in all kinds of: WATCHES CLOCKS ALAItM CLOCKS Enquir>«s Invited from all markets. Wholesale only supplied. Phone 3785, write or call at E. NASSIM SONS 381
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      277 2 WINES! WINESH Hechheimer $1.00 Niersteiner i.uo Moselblumchen ].00 Rudesheimer 1.00 Liebraumilch 1.00 ha bI is 1.25 Chambertin i,25 Petit Bourgogne 1.25 Pommard 1.25 Bourgogne Meusseux 2.00 Advocaat 1.75 Angustora Bitter. 1.50 Longua Vita Bitter 1.50 Brandy Wine 3.25 Gancia Champagne 2.00 Chorinto Wine 1.80 Malaga Wine 0.90 Madeira Wine 0.90
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      424 2 iJ SALE! t DOUBLE SPRING MOTOR PORTABLE GRAMOPHONE 6 DANCE RECORDS j > Season 0.. Ltd. 115 NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD. PROCEDURE FOR OBTAINING DELIVERY OF CARGO. The following notice is published for the information of Consignees Shir and all others using the Wharves of The Singapore
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES ORDERS PLACED ABROAD
    611 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES ORDERS PLACED ABROAD Shipbuilding Position Criticised PRITICISM of the position whereby v British owners are compelled to place orders in foreign yards was mad r oy Sir Alexander M. Kennedy, cha rman Df the Fairfield Shipbuilding Co., wher. speaking last month at the lannc* of ihe paddle
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      428 3 STEAMEK SAILINGS P& arid BRITISH INDIA P O. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore. 1937. \ALDERA 16.000 May 21 CARTHAGE 15,000 June 4 BHUTAN 6,100 June 3 BEHAR 6,000 Juue 14 RANCHI 17,000 June 18 SOUDAN 6,500 July 2 KAISAR-I-HIND 11,000 July 2 RA.TPUTANA 17,000 July 16 RANPURA
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      102 3 0. S. li. Line m.s. "K«0 de JANEIRO MARIT (10,000 tons gross) Lea. SINGAPORE direct for COLOMBO S. Africa S. America) May 24th, at P.M. Passage fares: $171.00 Ist class 77 00 3rd class J 46 40 3rd class x 17.00 Deck x tx without diet) Further particulars, apply to:
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      571 3 1 j M. B. K. I KOKUSAI LINE j j I (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISHA) J i Incorporated in Japan > i For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES NEW YORK (via Panama) j Due Due Sailing Due V Penang S pore S pore via New Yorx (ms KONGO MARU May 20 May tt
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      485 3 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE Luxurious One Class Motorshlps Most Cabins have adjoining private bath, bxcellent Cuisine. FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON, ROTTERDAM. HAMBURG a\D COPENHAGEN. From From From From M.B. Spore Malacca P.S'ham P'ng FIONIA 18-5 18-5 19-5 21-5 LALANDIA 8-8 8-8 9-6 11-6 JUTLANDIA 29-6 19-8 30-8 2-7 MEONIA
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      500 3 STEAMER SAILINGS NORDDEUTSCHER jflfi tZ4 LLOYD N0 R D (incorporated !n LLOYD Oermany). The undernoted are the company* Intended fixtures:— OUTWARD FOR MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, "ORTH CHINA AND JAPAN. Due Spore. 1037. Due Singapore May 13 I hl& HAVEL" Due Penr.ng 9th Due P. Swettenham May 12 Due Singapore May
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    NERVOUS BULLION MART
    201 4 HEAVY SELLING BY CONTINENT Reuter. London, May 14. |JXDFR pressure of heavy Con tinentaJ -dishoarding, the Britisl and (oossibly) Dutch Controls wen forced to buy two-thirds of th< £765,000 Sterling offered at the got (tang to-day, the rest to New York. Even the large official purchases failed
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    306 4 LONDON CO MM ODITIE* RUBBER London, May 14. Con* flDOt Buyers. May" g«Ueri Buyers July'sept. SS3K CLOSED Oct.'bec Buyers Sellers. PALM OIL (Malay) t kii w J London, May 14 PMS) SA y G0 h i?L0 n 4 (Sarawak) £1615 OPd May Shipment. TAPIOCA (Ist quality) H
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    STATISTICS OFFICE LIBRARY
    536 4 New Books Available To Public THE following publications were issued or received by the Drpartment ol Statistics, S.S. P.M.S., durinV the period May 1-7, 1937, inclusive, and available for public use in the Reference Library Fullerton Building, Singapore Applicat,on.s may be made by mlmbers of the public
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    TEA QUOTA IS INCREASED
    140 4 Halt In Upward Trend Of Commodity Reuter. London, May 14 r HE nom^?hT aJ Tea Co ™™ttee announce that as a result of rcnresen m sem out aPPreciat on P of pjtsent statistical market position of tea d th, 6 h rlands East Indi <** S??3ecS?
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    HEALTH IN EASTERN PORTS
    301 4 League Of Nations Bulletin THE following i s the heal h bulletin of the League of Nations Eastern Bureau, Singapore, for the week ended May 8: Plague: No notification has been received for the week from any of the ports In the Eastern Arena. CHOLERA has
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    UNITED SUA BETONG
    48 4 Final Dividend Of J*A Per Cent. Guthrie and Co.. Ltd airent* r_ the united Sua Be.ong Rubber c receive d advice that the Per Tent" 16 S fi al <"«*M 'cen t ,B T a h( tota of 33' D e r SRUftUft. and 325
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    STRANGEST GARDEN
    185 4 Statues Instead Of Trees j Pretoria. Transvaal. MR. J. G. Plunkett. Managing-Director of the Auckland Park Racing Club here, owns what must be one of the strangest gardens in South Africa He has uprooted most of his tiees to make room for statues. They are to be seen
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      572 4 I Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. I i (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). Successors to The Chinese Commercial Bank Limited, I The Ho Hong Bank Limited and The Oversea-Chinese Bank Limited. CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. .Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. I I OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHUUA STREET, SINGAPORE. I TELEPHONES: Managing Director
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      40 4 THE EASTEHW If A\K LIMITED. Auth Authorised and Subscribed Capital' D,Almeida Street. Paid-up Capital £2,000,000 Reserved Fund £1,000,000 na 500,000 HEAD OFFICE. LONDON Branches: M?dS b^r, Am alcutta Col °mbo, Karachi SS"* 3 imPOrtanc 'tt th°e f W. STEEL, Manager.
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      85 4 j bREAT EASTERN OPTICAL CO I GIDDINESS j I Breathlessness 1 g,Rn of overworked I DreM U re^ qUent upon hi K'' Uoo4 Ibe The J*' I**!1**! pressure must g M 'K.W>r.i>S Md simple way to I I PHYLLOSA N' I TABLETS r A>w> Pleasure in Life i JT^ PhulU»aH-
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1682 5 Issued by Fraser and Co. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers MINING Fraser Co. Lyall Evatt x Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Singapore, May 15. 10 a.m. 4- Ampat Tin 59 63 5 Q Fraser Co. Lyall Evatt £1 Asam Kumbang 35 6 37 6 35 35
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    DIVIDEND OF SIX PER CENT.
    359 5 Trafalgar's Profit For The Year Singapore, Friday. A DIVIDEND of six per cent, was declared at the twenty-seventh ordinary general meeting of Trafalgar Ltd.. held at the registered office of the company at 2, Prince Street, Singapore, at noon to-day. Mr. F. H Temperley was
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    Messrs Stanton & Nelson's Report
    246 5 Messrs Stanton Nelson's Report At the beginning of the week values in ill markets were steadily improving Later New York showed signs of weakness iue apparently to a bear raid on the market. The weakness affected all ommodities and was not confined to rubber. Operations have been interrupted ov mlidays.
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    Messrs. Lewis & PeaVs Report
    143 5 Messrs. Lewis PeaVs Report Singapore. May 14. The Coronation of King George VI has 0 all intents and purposes closed the markets in London. It looked at one time as though prices would remain erv steady until after the holidays, but mite unexpectedly a sudden weakness ievelopcd and values were
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      112 5 GUTHRIE AND CO., LTD. Singapore. Friday After showing signs of some re"overy. the rubber markets have again declined, the lead having been given by Nw York, where most commodity xnd stock markets appear to be sufler"ir from depression. London has displayed a steartiei tone, but has not been able to
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      369 5 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF! CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, May. 15. Total tor Boots Cote financial Company Dividend Date Ex. Dir. year Payable Data to data TIN Lahat Mines 12' 2 Final May 17 20% Rawang Concession 2' 2 May 19 May 26 May 20 15';. Wt% Bonus GENERAL JkJ&l RUBBER AM
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    108 6 Hongkong, Canton, 'Shanghai, "Kobe. Manila and U.S.A.: Imperial, closing 7 pan. to-day. Medan. Jask?. t and London Netherlands, closing 12.45 p.m. to-day. Penang, Siam. Burma. India. Iraq. Palestine. Egypt. E. and S. Africa, Great Britain, Ireland. Europe and N. and S. America: Imperial, closing 7 p.m to
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    166 6 Mails expected from Australia, Nether- I lands Indies etc. by Air <Qantas> to- I day. Deliveries of boxholders' letteis j only at 3 p.m. and general delivery of letters 4.05 p.m. to-day. Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air (Netherlands' tj-day. De- liveries of boxholders' letter.; only 3.30
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    ACCELERATED DEPARTURE
    24 6 i The s.s. Kajang for Mirj Sic. Mails previously announced as closing at 3.30 p.m. to-day will now close at 11 a.m.
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    36 6 The Air Mail (Imperial) despatched from Singapore on May 5 was delivered in London on May 13. The Air Mail (Netherlands* despatched from Singanorc on May 8 was delivered in London on May 13.
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    Children's Entertainments
    43 6 In the children's sect on of tho E.AI BC (Singapore) broadcast programme to-mght at 6.30, there will be songs and tap dancing by Joyce, Andrey and N i HobLs, who are later performing at th-* Charity Ball at Sea view Hotel.
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    JAPANESE SUSPICIOUS
    51 6 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, May 14. The visit cf General Sung Che Yuen, Chpirman of the Charhar-Hop?: Political Council, to Loling has aroused the suspicion of the Japanese. This time he refuses to be accompanied by Japanese advisers who are now threatening to resign enbloc.—Sin Chew Jit
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    WHAT'S ON?
    236 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY. MAY 15 Races: Singapore Turf Club Summer Meeting, fourth day. Tennis: Colony v. F.M.S., V.M.C.A., 4.30 p.m. Cricket: Clarke Cup Match, Ist day. S.C.C.; ACS v. St. Andrew's. St. h drew', S.C.R.C. v. Victoria School. SCR C Lot .is Club's Coronation garden
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    115 6 Singapore, May 15. Ships alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Rohna 22; Muinam 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Lalandia 18; Gorgon 14; Raub 12; President Pierce 11. I Empire Dock "Entrance Gate 3) Klang 31; Rhesus 34. i Empire Dock (i&itrance
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    31 6 The M M. liner Ville d'Amiens is dueat at Singfpore from "fiaigon to-morrov, Saturday» at 4 p.m. and will sail fr Medrns, Pondicherry. Colombo and Europe on Sunday at 6 a.m.
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    29 6 The M. M. Pher d'Artagnan is dueat r;t Singapore on Tuesday at 6 a.m. *nd i will sail for Saigon. Tourane and j Haiphong the same day at noon.
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    LARGE ATTENDANCE AT FUNERAL
    563 6 Late Captain F. G. V. Stovell THE i utttral of l u 1,ul? Captain T defick Oeorga Vlnctnt Stovell took plat, at the Bldadati on Friday afternoon and was very lnrg y at Th- d fiev A V. Wiirdle, Chaplin to to the Missions to 3eamon
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    97 6 British Official Wireless lv»ndci; May 14 Pens 110 15 04 Now York4 03 13 lb Montreal 4.fltf Hmssete 29.33' v. Geneva 21. flu J Amsterdam B im) Li rlin 12 32u T4tlan 93" Stockholm 19.301.j 'ODcnftAgen 22.4vi O.slo 16.90 Vienna 2CU Prague I4i- r Belgrade 21a daorld nom
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      363 6 f tfsm mm* MA LAVA'S PREMIER HOTEL Jj TO-NIGHT < ORCHESTRAL CONCERT 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. J GALA RACE DINNER BALL S NEW CABARET ATTRACTION I j DUO LANDHOFF CORRY r\S\TION\L CONTINENTAL \CROBATIC DANCERS. I S uLRY-THE AMAZING WILL SET YOU MARVELLING AT HER i PERFORMANCE. i I. Dance Exotic
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      426 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS SITUATIONS VACANT CHIEF CLERK required by British Insurance Office. Must be well qualified with previous experience in all Ik. First-class references essential. Good opening for energetic and ambitious man. Write in confidence giving full particulars and stating salary required. Box No. 198, co Malaya Tribune, Sin;, pore. TENDERS.
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      254 6 Tpostal intelligence 1 1 STEAMER MAILS DESPATCHES FOR PER DATE AND TIM* TO-DAY Australia:—§ Eastern z, Southern z oft and Western Gorgon May 15 2.30 p.m. Djambi Toba 15 3 pm Trengganu (Parcels only) Tung Song *5 3 prrL Borneo (North), Brunei and Labuan Kajang 15 3 pm Sarawak 'generally;
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      294 8 M-G-M S LAUGH RIOT STAN and OLLIE As a Couple of Singapore Eskimoes. |ALHAMBRA| [TO-DAY 3-15 6-15 9-15| ITS *V rwiCE as fuwly\Sl AS EVER BEFORE 1 ljl 1 two Stannies and two v^v| ollies in this*fast, 1 Vfl furious, funny FULD i WF A LENGTH feature! A SWELL WEEK-END
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      352 8 EVERY SHOW PACKED OUT! Even The Hundreds of Counter Attractions Cannot Keep Them Away from this Grand Thrilling Sea Adventure! Don't Miss ALEXANDER KORDA S INSPIRING SPECTACULAR 1 TRIUMPH 1 €~i *lIIT l_ I TO-DAY Skwrm 1 f 9 L 6-15 9-15 1 9 9 j SEE AH The Thrills
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      217 8 —-a^*' —V "IT I MORE FUN AND LAUGHTER PACKED INTO ONE i PROGRAMME THAN EVER BEFORE! i 10PENS TO-DAY PAVILIONT T 6-15 9-15 I +THE LAUGHS AND THE EXCITEMENT MAKE IT*!* I YoMr KIND OF ENTERTAINMENT! t SHHB BllP Metro-Goldwvn Mayers Comedy Thriller i ESPIONAGE llkjll: edmund lowe I HHEfli
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    COLONIAL UNION
    208 9 Preliminary Meeting In London 'By Alt M a j|, 'From o 1ir Qwn Correspondent) London, May 5. S lR iari2 nk Wetten,lam wa;, one of i or 1 'i"*"* 1 "»»nv rein the Hill n? t 5? olonjea assembled his werf to LSS®. at «v.-rsta, House the Colon,i?
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      410 9 liif following Straits passengers from t„rope arrived in Penangon Tuesday bv »i Lalandla:—Mrs. F. Selbo. Mrs E f-Indley, Mrs. A m. Murray Mrs White Miss H L. Waite. Mr and Mi- G F Goemans, Mr. and Mrs K ni:npr and Mr. M J. w. «en Bosch- 1 Singapore Municipality TENDERS
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      492 9 NEW WORLD SHOW j (The Pioneer and Leading Amusement Park in Malaya) J M- THE DATKS OF j EXTENSIONS TO 1 A.M. on 17th May 1937 j ADMISSION 50 cts. j EXTENSIONS TO 2 A.M. on TO-DAY 22nH I ADMISSION $1.00 j TEA DANCE ON 16th nth. J ADMISSION FREE
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      65 9 j ALHAMBRAI Change I A HEARTFUL OF ROMANCE! I I An earful of ■■fe I I SONGSI ggfa I A carload of f»feP I ALSO! I Exclusive Official Motion Pictures of the Sensational Heavy Weight Contest Between JOE LOI IS (Detroit's Sensational Brown Bomber) and AE ETTORE (The Famous Brown
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATHS
    125 10 Mr. Tan Wee Bin, passed away on the 12th inst. at his shop 147, New Bridge Road, Singapore, at the age of 48. He leaves behind his wife, 4 sons and 3 daughters to mourn his loss. The funeral will take place on Sunday, May 16th 1937.
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    A LOOK AROUND
    808 10 'THOSE sho had hoped that the s<*h« me to «ee.ure non-inter-uuti.ui in M>ani~h affairs .would work smoothly. aii'l that il would Britain out complications, niuy be t ompi'lti ri I•» think again by the ii»'ws IhaI a Crifi-h desiroyer ino (<•«■«) damaged mid a British submarine attacked
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    GENERAL OFFICER COMMANDING
    92 10 Short Holiday In Australia Singapore, Saturday. HIS Excellency the General Officer Commanding and Mrs. Dobbic will spend a thort leave in Ansti&lia. They will leave by the Qorgoa to-day and will leturn on Tuesday. June 15. During the absence of His Excellency th*- calling book of „v.c
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    31 10 Mr. Ernest Jeff, vice-president of the Sungei Ujong Club, the well-known lawyer, has resumed duties after his illness of malaria, the first attack he has had for the last 25 years.
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    SCOTTISH PRIDE IN THE QUEEN
    1623 10 HISTORY OF THE HOUSE OF LYON rpHE following article tells something of the house of Lyon, of which Her Majesty the Queen is a descendant. rpHE Scots claim Queen Elizabeth as a countrywoman of theirs, and only a few weeks before hei husband's accession she
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE BALL
    63 10 In Honour Of The Coronation Singapore. Baton THERF were over seven nuno*™ guests at the ball grten by the Governor and Lady Thomas Government House last night va cur of the Coronation, and wcaiher favourable every tended the function. The house and grounds were ti fully illuminated.
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      233 10 r imixpe n s I v i: j FOOTWEAR j I S A SMART EASY FITTI KG MODEL IN DARK BROWN j WILLOYV CALF MED lUM ROUND TOE. PUNCHED CAP SMALL EYELETS "DO MCO" STUDDED RUBBER SOLES AND HEELS. I TWO FITTINGS. S SIZES HALF SIZES 5 TO 10% N
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      26 10 Eye Examinations, Eyeglasses Exclusively. THOMPSON OPTICAL CO., Qualified eyesight Specialists 4, ARCADE, GROUND FLOOR. LARGEST. BEST EQUIPPED. R. A. Thompson D.O.Sc. Dr. of Ocular Science. MW————l
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    CORONATION FILM FLYERS SMASH THREE RECORDS MERRILL & LAMBIE
    371 11 CORONATION FILM FLYERS SMASH THREE RECORDS MERRILL LAMBIE DOUBLE FLIGHT OF ATLANTIC SAW NOTHING Fog And Rain All The Way Reuter. ASHING three records in their double flight of the Atlantic, the American aviators, Dick Merrill and Jack Lamhie, who flew with film records of the Hindenburg disaster to London,
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    8 KILLED ON BRITISH DESTROYER
    95 11 Rebels Repudiate "Red" Allegations Reuter. London. May 14. THE Admiralty announce that eight persons are dead and 14 injured as the result of the explosion on the British destroyer H.M.S. Hunter, while she was engaged in non-intervention patrol work off the Spanish coast. Inquiries into
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    Floating Mine, Says Admiralty
    63 11 London, May 14. TE Admiralty states that the preliminary investigation into the cause of the explosion on H M.S. Hunter suggests that the ship was struck by a floating mine. It is unlikely that further details can be available until the vessel has been docked. Arrangements
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    BUS STRIKE CONTINUES
    24 11 Reuter. London, May 14. By a maiority of approximately ten to one London busmen to-day voted to continue the strike —Reuter.
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    VISIT OF CHINESE ENDING
    224 11 In A Blaze Of Glory HEAVY ROUND OF FUNCTIONS Reuter. London, May 14. rpilE official visit of the Chinese delegates closes to-morrow in a blaze of glory. To-night Dr. H. H. Rung and Admiral Chen Shao Kuan attend Mr. Anthony Eden's stati? dinner to delegates, diplomats
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    BRITISH POLICY IN CHINA
    180 11 Preservation Of Chinese Rights Reuter. London. May 14. REUTER understands that the Chine press apprehensions regarding M Anthony Eden's reply to Mr. Morgan. Conservative member for Stourbrid"r. recently that the Government does mt intend suggesting the revival cf spheres of influence in China, are entire groundless.
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    DEFENCES IN EAST HOPEI
    74 11 Assistance Of Japanese Alleged Shanghai, May 14. THE Kwantung Japanese Command and the North China Japanese Military Headquarters have each decided to appropriate $600,000 to the East Hopei autonomous movement, in order to assist Yen Yu Kang, th e Rebel leader, to construct defence work under
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    "HOME GOODS"
    79 11 Propaganda Movement In Shanghai Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai. May 11 THE departmental «tores in Shanghai are Joining the Home goods' propaganda movement. The show rooms are now richly decorated with home-made articles so as to convince the public that China is making good progress in her different
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    Full Burden Of Nationhood NEW STATUS OF DOMINIONS
    574 11 PEACE UNITY Canada's Tribute To India Reuter. Loudon. May M. Til K Imperial Conference opened at 10 o'clock lhi.<» morning In Ihe Ouven Anne Room at St. James' Palace. Premier J. A. Lyons and tlic other Australian* arrived first, li:«lf-an-hour before the
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    THE KING'S REPLY
    190 11 In reply to the mrsi?a::e o' grepUiiKs and loyally bv 'he Imp.rial Conference His Majesty the King said It was fitting that *he deliberations of the conference followed so closely on the Coronation He would follow them wi'h the gnates' interest and confidence In the hope that
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    UNITY OF EMPIRE
    157 11 Ncvcv bud the Empire been more unit- I ed. declared Mr. Lyons, WliO followed j Tli»' Dornimoiib must lace their obwgntions ol providim? lor their own national delence and placing their pari in ensuring world peace. The Aits'rullun Ciovernnn lit were or •he opinion that the examination
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    INDIA'S FUTURE
    109 11 British Official Wireless. Maharajah Gackwar of Barnc' 1 *.'1 the ferment of new life jnd ideas n India and Wus confident 'hn* thK rr lease of vast energies would lead her millions towards the a f tainimnt of her full stature ns an autonomous uu t ur 'he
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    REVOLT AGAINST ROOSEVELT
    147 11 Democrat Party Leaders Dismayed Reuter. Washington, May 14. DISMAY at the strength of the Congressional revolt against Pres dent Roosevelt's Supreme Cour f reform programme is stated to have been expressed by Congressional Democratic leaders when they met Mr Roosevelt to-day on his return from his holiday.
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    U.S. STRIKE SETTLED
    35 11 Reuter. Pittsburgh. May 14. The strike in the Jours Laugh.in Steel Corporation plants have been sett!ed. The men resume work toImoi row. Details of the agrcemen- have not yet been divulged. Router.
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    23 11 Mr. J. A. Cresswell. A.CP., until recently O.C.P.D. Perak. will, it is rumoured, go back to Perak on his return from home leave.
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    GERMAN LISTENERS SENTENCED
    118 11 Treason" MI'ST not hear MOSCOW Reuter. Berlin, May 14. roll forming groups to listen to Moscow broadcasts a number oJ persons were sentenced to various terms of penal imprisonment, ranging from two years to six, at Hamburg to-day "ii charge of "preparing high treason." In the oassing
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    DANISH KING'S JUBILEE
    127 11 Keen Interest In Britain British Official wireless London. May 15. THE celebration to-morrow in Denmark of the Siiver Jubilee of King Christian has aroused liveliest interest and sympathy in Britain, where memories of the sentiments entertained in Denmark as elsewhere abroad at the time oi King George
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    DIVINE WIND
    45 11 Return Flight To Japan Begun Reuter. fiondun May THE aeroplane Divine Wind ha left Croydon lor Japun at 8 Pi a .in. this uiornhvj. Th' j flic-rs are Leading lo: R'»me and olan lo reach to-night and take week to reach Tokyo— Reuter.
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    ATTACK ON SUIYUEN
    78 11 .Tananese Expected To Take A Hand Shanghai, May 15. Before launching an attack on east Suiquen. the rebel troocs are now clearing the Nankow Pass in order to maintain easy communication with East Honei. It is expected that under the pretext of anti-Japanese-Manchu activities in North China,
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    SINO-JAPANESE NEGOTIATIONS NEXT WEEK
    230 11 Opposition To Spheres Of Influence Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai. May U. IT is reported that Anglo-Japanese negotiations will commence next week for the readjustment of Oriental issues. The Chinese attitude is defined opposed to dividing China into different spheres of influence.— S.n Chew Jit Poh.
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    CHINA AND JAPAN
    281 11 More Demands From Tokyo Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai. May 13. THE Japanese military are deeply con--1 cerned with the present among the garrison commanders fn SSSh China, especially in S£t the' coSIC as a counter measure, are doing then, utmost to co-ordinate military activities in Manchuria
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    JOHORE CHINESE PLANTERS VOTE FOR RESTRICTION MEETING HELD IN SINGAPORE
    703 12 PAY OF CHINESE TAPPERS SUB-COMMITTEE OF FIVE SET UP TO INVESTIGATE Singapore, Saturday. ABOUT 50 Chinese members of the «I Johore Planters' Association, representing about 80,000 acres, voted unanimously for the continuation of rubber regulation after 1938, at a meeting
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    MUSEUM OFFICIAL HONOURED
    259 12 Dinner After Presentation Of The 0.8. E. Singapore, Saturday. QNE of the recipients of the Order of 1 the British Empire in the New Year honours. Mr. P. M. de Fontaine. Taxider-mids-fc at Raffles Museum, who for the past forty years has done much valuab'e work for
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    O.B.E. FOR MR. LEONG SIN NAM
    115 12 TT is announced that His Majesty the King has been graciously pleased to approve of the award of the Honorary 0.8. E. (Civil Division) to Mr. Leong Sin Nam. Mr. Leong Sin Nam is one of the leaders of the Chinese community J5. erak
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    JOHORE CORONATION CELEBRATIONS
    96 12 Allegiance From The Sikh Community 1 I 'From Our Oicn Correspondent.' T o>l Johore Bahru, May 14. HE Sikh Community of Johore Bahru commemorated the Coronation of Their Majesties the King and Queen by holding a special "drivan" (religious in their Gardwara I Temple I this morninß.
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    Gazette Appointments
    184 12 i cne l shak bin Ah mad. senior Fishery Officer, has been appointed to take I charge of the Fisheries Department. tJiit J Reid has bee n appointed to act as Under Secretary, S.S. Mr A. Gilmour becomes acting First Assistant Secretary (A) in addition to his duties
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    RAT PLAGUE
    45 12 Th Shanghai, May lb undated Thp Pl gl J e 5 »«11 unarmed. The Anti-plague Burpnn i« T FUkien haS ord efe U d%n 3 e U medica ceeTto gyen and Chi "gho to proEh?«n«SS2SI m rder to reinforce Jit Poh campaign.-Sin Chew
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    CORONATION DAY AT PENANG
    159 12 Ceremonial Parade PAGEANT WATCHED BY THOUSANDS Penang, Thursday. pENANG had her fill of Coronation celebrations yesterday. It was a day crowded with events and functions. Dawn broke with the firing of crackers followed a few hours later by the Ceremonial Parade on the Polo Ground. Thanksgiving
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    CARNEGIE AWARDS
    147 12 Notifications In The Gazette AN announcement in this week'i *p Gazette states that a despatch has been received from the Secretary of State for the Colonies notifying that awards have been made from the Fund provided by the Trustees of the carnegi; Corporation of New York to the
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    POUND DEAD
    32 12 Singapore, Saturday. A Chinese ricksha puller was found ijing dead in his ricksha in Rohore Road shortly after twelve o'clock yesterday afternoon. It is understood he died of heart failure.
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    MAN KILLED BY FIREWORKS
    133 12 7 INJURED Whole Case Blown To Pieces (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. FKO.M Ulu Selangor comes news of a fatal accident which occurred during the Coronation celebrations at that place, on Wednesday night, resulting in the death of one man and injury to seven
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    "HURT MYSELF TO FRIGHTEN HIM"
    232 12 Husband And Wife Reconciled (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. T HURT myself with the scissors more f to frighten him than anything else said Leong Ah See, an attractive, young Cantonese woman, when she was charged before Mr. W. J. Thorogoo, the First
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    AERODROME FEES FOR PLANES
    265 12 Malayan Schedule MINIMUM OF $1 FOR EACH MACHINE passing through Malaya or engaged in service in the peninsula will pay a fee of one dollar for making use of any public aerodrome in the Colony in future, ami a further fee of one dollar daily for
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    AT THE CINEMAS "Mary Of Scotland'9 At The Hitz
    125 12 AT THE CINEMAS "Mary Of Scotland' 9 At The Hitz Fredrk March and Katharine Henbjirn uive v«;y flue "t«'rformftncL s 3 in Uip picture Mary of Scotland," th; :'hief J"™!"?" ft,. An intending pnv.r aKiu t winch the R!»i- < .nema, Geylang. ut or before an iippm.-jj.uye audion*-* l -at
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    Hindustani Talkie At Tin Garrick
    135 12 1 BPlbui-E-ParisLaiL•• or Ni"hi* 5SS? n' lryL r U «"^M:uu L M 4 art? tound t I tin- mereclients— beautiful muiic (,n»j w>b and Comedy—Mi at tna<- ;1 picture both entertaining and wnuAm«2 ehown last night at the Carrie* Thea te Oeylang Serai There was
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    CASTROL GIFTS
    67 12 A Coronation Time Gesture Messrs. Wakefield Co., Ltd. the of castror o thP mrn atll R °2 occasion ol T Ca?tS ha im S f n four -g a »on buck*. boy fn WIU be &Iven a v ery smart box in gold surmounted b y «g" ton
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    First Gift Of Its Kind To Jubilee Fund ESTATE OF DEAD PERSON
    226 12 INVALID WILL Grandson Of Late Mr. Tan Tock Seng o DltOBABLY the Grsi eif( of it* kniO 1 a donation of $3,000 ha*. |»*en made to Ihe Singapore Jubilee fund from the estate of a deceased per son,
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    MASSED BANDS ON THE PADANG
    167 12 Beating Of Retreat On Tuesday THE following is the programme for th 1 beating of retreat by the Massea Bands of the Malaya Command on the Padang on Tuesday. May 18. at 5.50 p.m.: 1. Retreat. Buglers of Ist Bn. The Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers and
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    CAMP FIRE
    151 12 Coronation Event Of Singaport Scouts n n( onjl D Singapore. Salurdav Ovei 80O Boy Seout G;-« h£Z n nCS CU W<>re pres 11 t'ornii rton eamp ntv organised by »lv Sin».. fhI e J m S ut Association and la id <> cne K.itTles Institution mound ln*i in-.
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    Coronation Rally Of Youth SINGAPORE'S BIG EFFORT
    770 13 FOLK DANCES Grand Pageant Of 1 Empire {I Singapore. Saturday. riCKAT credit U reflected un those u Mini were rt sponsible for the presentation of the Coronation Rally of Youth at the Victoria Memorial Hull last night. Arranged by the senior boys and
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    14 13 Mr. Runme Shaw, who was on a visit to Hongkong, has returned to Ipoh
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    SULTANS LAY WREATHS
    454 13 ON CENOTAPH Empire Troops Get Medals Reuter. London, May 15. CORONATION enthusiasm is unt diminished. A huge crowd waited ,or hours outside Buckingham Palace uid frantically cheered Their Majesties when they appeared on the ha'cony shortly before midnight and waved to the crowd for five minutes. Rulers
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    HARBOUR BOARD COOLIES
    110 13 Coronation Festivies To-day And To-morrow Sngapore, Saturday. Arrangements have been made to entertain the employees of the Tanjcng Pa gar Labour Co. by Mr. Tan CLon* Chew the senior partner, to-day. from 11 a.m. to mid-night, to commemorate tne Coronation. Arches and other decorations have been erected
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    WELL-KNOWN NOVELIST HERE
    74 13 S ngapore, Saturday. The Hon. Theodora Benson, one cf England's best known novelist; arrived in Singapore by the Rotterdam Lloyd Liner Sibajak on Tuesday. She is the authcr of six novels and is at present on her way to Java where she will obtain material for new
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    CATHOLIC ACTION
    63 13 A meeting of the Leaders' Course of the Cath lie Action of the Church of St. Joseph, will b* held at the Mercantile Institution, Queen Street, to-mor-row (Sunday). Admission is free and all interested are invited to attend. Subjects:—Philosophy: "The Phenomena of Volitional Life." by the Rev. A.
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    FATHER DIVINE ACQUITTED
    83 13 Assault Charge Against "Negro God" Reuter. New York. May 15. A CHARGE of felonious assault against Father Divine, the nergo preacher who calls himself God." has been dismissed. Father Divine was acclaimed by a big following of Negroes as their "God," alsc) by his rich wife. "Angel
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    S.S. KERTOSONO HERE
    84 13 Collided With H.M.S. Malaya Off Portugal Singapore. Saturday. Some time in January this year, 'the Rotterdam Lloyd liner Kertosono collided with the H.M.S. Malaya off the coast of Portugal during io o gy weather. Yesterday rhis Dutch vessel arrived in Singapore and dropped anchor in the roads.
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    CORPSES OF MUTINEERS
    60 13 Shanghai, May 15. Four trunks, having the shape of coffins, were conveyed eastward from Japanese Legation quarters in Peiping yesterday morning under escort or Japanese gendarmerie. It is suspected that the trunks contained the corpses of Sino-Koreans who were alleged to be connected with the mutiny of
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    18 13 Mr V Thambiah, Post Master, Klang, has returned and resumed duty after a week's holiday at Port Dickson.
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    22 13 Che Puteh bin Napa, chief clerk of the District Office, Sungei Patani goes on vacation leave at the end of Odf month.
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    23 13 Mr K. M Coomarasamy, the Ipob lawyer who has been confined to his house'during the past ten days with Illness, has fully recovered.
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    34 13 Che Abdul Ranee, Police Inspector Sungei Patani, who is being transferred to Bandar Bahru as from May 13 (Ist Rahil Awal) was entertained by his Indian friends to a tea party on Sunday evening.
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    39 13 Mr Ross Counsell representing the firm of Butterworth and Co., well-known Calcutta publishers who has been visiting the Far East for the last eight months, is returning to Calcutta by the s.s. "Elephanta" which leaves Penang on May 15.
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    CORONATION EVE TRAGEDY
    399 13 Cyclist Killed By Trolley Bus In Penang I Penang. A GRUESOME tragedy occurred at th.? junction of Penang Road and Hutton Lane at about 9.55 a.m. on Coro nation Eve when a Javanese cyclist was run over and killed by a Municipal Trolley bus. The unfortunate man,
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    SIAMESE WARSHIPS HERE
    78 13 Singapore, Saturday. Three more torpedo boats, the Chumporn, Songkla and Cholburi are at present lying in the Outer Roads until their departure to Bangkok on Monday to join the Siamese Navy. Built in Italy and of a gross tonnage cf 437 each", these three vessels complete the
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    FOURTH DAY OF SINGAPORE RACE MEETING
    875 14 EIGHTY-SIX HORSES ACCEPT SELECTIONS FOR TO-DA Y'S EVENTS <By "Argux") Eia> mtv iw u Singapore, Saturday, IC.II I -six hnrsrs have accepted for Co-da.v's card of eight events jt liukit Timah. This is the fourth day of thr Singapore Turf Club's Summer (Governor's Cup)
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    Three R A F. Flying Doat. which participated in the fly past over the Co ronation Ceremonial Parade on the bingapoie Padang on Wednesday iTribune;. . f
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    Selections By "Argus99
    88 14 Selections By "Argus 99 SELECTIONS for this afternoon's Xl races at Bukit Timah are as follows: RACE 1: KISSING TIME Kathryn George Eriwardes RAC E 2. ARGOUTAT Old Cow Gold Bell RACE 3: CHEERFUL EYES Prince Caravel Indult RACE 4: STELLA'S PET Hercules Ming RACE 5: NUTCRACKER Greenstone Queen's Course
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    JOHORE CRICKET
    68 14 Johore Bahru. May, 14. THE Jchore Cricket Club should have met the Royal .Engineers. on the Civil Service Club padang, Johore Eahru. this afternoon, according to the fixture card, but the match had to abandoned on account of the Coronation celebrat'ons. Instead, it was arranged that the J.C.C.
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    Coronation Cycle Meeting Opens
    264 14 Carnival A t Jalan Besar I Shisap«ire Saturda>. ATIIIIKE-DAY Coronation Cycling Carnival was lommnutd at the Jatan Bo<-ai Stadium yesterday, the ctgaimtr Iwing Mr. Gbutain illahmond, proprietor of the International C ycle Agency in Singapore. A ireacherojisly slippery track caused stveral spills in the first few
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    INTER-CLUB GOLF AT KEPPEL
    279 14 THE teams and starting times for the match between the Garrison Golf Club and Keppel Golf Club, to be played at the Garrison Golf Cour. c to-morrow morning (Keppel names mentioned first) are as follows a.m. 8.45 W Y. Semple <15» and VV. G. Griffiths <17>
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    BRITISH HOSPITALITY
    94 14 Londo:-.. I sometimes feel a bit nervous of our entertainment of English-speaking victors from overseas. Do we do enough for them? 6 "I wonder about that sometimes when l think of the amazing way that they rece.ve us. however humble, when wl amve on their shores. The hospitality
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    CRICKET "TEST" STARTS
    204 14 THE annual Clarke Cup cricket "Test" between the Europeans and the Rest was begun at the S.C.C. to-day and will be continued to-morrow, at 11 a.m. The lunch interval is from 1 to 2.15 p.m. and the tea interval from 4.15 to 4.30 p.m. each day. Balhetchet.
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    PENANG BOXING
    84 14 Harold Windsor Beats Vee Chan Ponang Snluidur. nAROLD Windsor, the Singapore light- weight, made a very successful dcLut at the Wembly Park. Penang. lae: when he outpointed the S urne.*. N'fli Vee Chan, in a 12—round bou f Windsor boxed very well and fully deserved the verdict, which
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    ENGLAND WINS
    33 14 Soccer International At Oslo Reuter. Oslo. May 14. EUfGUUH) defeated Norway 6—o •5* at soccer to-day before a crowd of 25.000 people in cold orizzling weather. The half-time score was 4—o.—Reuter.
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    MARIGOLD B.P.
    41 14 Marigold B.P. team vs. Novice Badminton Party on Sunday at Marigold Court at 3 p.m.: Chung Cheng Hock. Lecw Kirn Cheng Lee Jouy Seah, Ng Ngian Leng. Ng Enu Swe?. Quek Song Quee, Tay Bong Sou Tan Cheng Hoe.
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    CRICKET CLUB'S TRIUMPH GORDON HIGHLANDERS BEATEN
    999 15 fISE SOCCER DISPLAY ON S.C.C. PADANG Singapore. Saturday. fgm Singapore Cricket Club I scored a great triumph when rated the Gordon flights by three goals to one in a pndh nuteh played on the club it iday. re bad, the ground benerous after the
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    THE DERBY
    92 15 Betting At Yesterday's Callover Reuter. London. May 14. THE latest call over on the Derby is j follows: 9— 2 Perifox I offered'. 95—20 'taken i. 100—16 Le Ksar .offered'. 13—2 (taken) 17—2 Cash Book. 10— 1 Solfo (taken and offered* 100—9 Le Grand Due (offered-. 100 —8
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    Lanes Dismissed For 54 At Portsmouth
    170 15 Country Matches Abandoned RAIN ruined the majority of the first class and county championship mid-w?ek crcket matches played in England, and caused abandonment of several games, including that of the New Zealand* rs. who were playing the second miteh of their tour, at Lord's,
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    S.C.C. TENNIS
    111 15 Tournament Re-Starts On Wednesday TENNIS will be resumed at the S.C.C. on Wednesday' next when the followin0: tournament ties will be playedMixed Doubles Handicap: W. H. Droogleever and Mis. J. V. S. Brooke (15.3» v. Mr. and Mrs. P. T. llutchings (scr.); Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Millar
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    S.H.B.J.S CLUB SPORTS
    31 15 The Singapore Harbour Board Jurior Service Club will hold a Coronation sports meeting at the Club's premises in Cantonment Road on Sunday, May 23, commencing at 2.30 p.m.
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    KEPPEL G.C.
    28 15 The replay tor the Keppel Ladies' Monthly Medal Spoon i for May resulted in a win for Mrs. J. F. Carr with a score of 44—18=26.
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    A JOURNAL IN NORTH MALAYA
    814 16 Thrifty Mercantile Employees Attitude Of Employ em Thrift Without Tears The Penang Library Coronation Decorations. "From Our Staff Representative Penang Office, May 12. rVHE encouraging statement that A were borrowing less now than chey used to do and that this shewed that, generally speaking, "thrift,"
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    334 16 MR. J G. Crawford. Assistant Director of Co-operation < North) had some interesting and pertinent remarks to make regarding the attitude of some employers towards the movement. He prefaced his remarks by emphasising the dictum that a keen co-operator makes a better employee" and, on that ground. uigeu
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    Thrift Without Tears
    306 16 ONCE a man had got used to the idea of having monthly deductions mad: j from his salary, the procedure became a matter of course, and thrift became so s'mple, so automatic and so painless that it could aptly be described as 'thrift without tears". Mr. Crawford
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    130 16 COME months ago the Committee of the [J Penang Library introduced the experiment of keeping the library open until 6 p.m. on Saturdays instead of clos.ng at 3 o'clock Tins was done In response to a request from subscribers in Butterworth, who complained that they could not get
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    227 16 DY the time these notes appear in print the Coronation celebrations will have practically ended and judging by f he intensive preparations, Penang will have the satisfaction of knowing that she has not been behind any other Malayan towns. All Government buildings and practically all private firms have
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    GIRL KILLED IN BUS CRASH
    413 16 Fatality Near Pcnnni» r> BIT THK SHOW WENT OX Penang, Thursday. MINE artistes of the Grand Ntttsa Opera, who were returning to I'enanq; from Parit Runtar where they went to perform during the Coronation celebrations, met with a shocking motor accident at about 1.30 a.m.
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      547 18 CHURCH SERVICES Details For This Week-End ST ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL Sunday. 6.50 a.m. Holy Communion. 7.30 a.m. Matins. 8.G0 am. Choral Eucharist. 9.15 a.m. Holy Communion. 5.30 p.m. Evensong and Sermon Preacher: The Lord Bishop. WEEKDAYS Holy Communion on Whit Monday and j Whit Tuesday at 7 and 8 a.m. Holy
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