Malaya Tribune, 24 May 1937

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXIV. No. 120. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MAY 24, 1937 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: .Monday. May 21. 1037. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. T MONDAY, MAY 24, 1937 JFIVE CENTS
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      158 1 rHE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The MOR\|\t TIURUrVE PEERLESS IRASiVUC SOAP Dainty, Alluring, Fragrant PEERLESS ERASMIC is incomparable and invaluable for the toilet ami can be applied without hmmm ha t0 th<? m st dellcate skins RefreshSIME, DARBY CO., LTD., Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Seremban. Penang, Muar, Malacca, Ipoh, Kuching
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      108 1 Head The SUN DA V I TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya l Powdered Wiokm j j ON ANY OCCASION WHERE PURE* MILK IS REQUIRED, USE KLIM, FOR KLIM IS THE j RICHEST AND FINEST COW'S MILK IN j POWDERED FORM ECONOMICAL AND CONVENIENT. nm V A T,N AND BE CONVINCED S
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      553 2 A V 7 M. HASSAN, 34, 36 37, Bras Basah Road, SINGAPORE. I Telephone No. 3411. Branch at 24, Jalan Ibrahim, i J JOHORE. I S STOCKISTS OF: i Frigidaire.s Kcldchests, modern t I electric chandeliers, fancy lamp bowk and shades, bed lamps, 1 S fans. electric bells. batteries, i
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      491 2 FOR SALE—Pure bred, R. L T^ ed j» I Bajred Plymouth Rocks, Silver Laced, Wyandottes. also eggs, and young stock, apply 9 Upper Wilkie Road Singapore. I For best value and cheapest prices in all kinds of: ATCHES CLOCKS ALARM CLOCKS *o«uir«s invited from all markets Wholesale only supplied. j
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      207 2 PIT ALWAYS 1 ON THE SPOT J I A lot of business and money is lost through not keeping appointments i lat the proper time. Have all your I clocks and watches that go wrong J repaired by 1 YICK WOH HING I 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, i (Near Middle
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      233 2 VIROL (or robust health COLONEL ROCK'S j RACING AT A GLANCE S ANNUAL 1936 $3.00 ONLY. S Subscription for the Full Year S for all the Supplements $10 only. To all subscribers the Annual is I Free. The above is an excellent guide to j prepare your own tips. Scrutinize
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      117 2 Telephone No. 2633. rirand New Font- *=t Oil Keyboards fitted with Stand- ard Pica Types <fc Automatic Key se: Tabulator. Also Dealers in New 4c Secondhand TypeStockists of ERIKA writers and Typewriter Repairers. etc We Sell kolok A Oraphia Carbon Paper of the finest W*™* Work Guaranteed-Charges moderate. Piilmoliiose Syrup
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      42 2 Hi) j cut *'.in* W. GRADUATE OF IHF TOKIO MASSAGE SCHOOL. Infantile Paraly>i-. General Paralysis, Muscular 1 v m Articular R] .MR. MRS. kK \JI 210-2 Queen Street. iore. Near Past Office. mm mmm M H J T f 1 j. i
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES
    740 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES REFITTING OF WARSHIP A Plea For The Private Yards THERE have been many endeavours to C T the P l obl ems created by areas sucb as Jarrow, but there is one way n H hl Ch th Government could assist in that locality (writes a Jarrow
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      450 3 ,11 \MKK sailings Pft and BRITISH INDIA TT. V i P. ,V 0. S. N. Ca/a SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore 1937 AGE 15,000 June' 4 BHUTAN 6,100 June 5 BEHAR 6,000 June 14 RANCH! 17,000 June 18 6,500 July 2 KA.oAR-I-HIND 11,000 July 2 RAJPUTANA 17,000 July 1« RANPURA
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      53 3 L S. K. LINE (ISHIHARA SANGYO KAIUN KAISHA, LTD.) (Incorporated in Japan) Direct Japan—Singapore Service. (Inward MILAN MARU May 2:> HAVRE MARU June 10 MALTA MARU June 26 AGENTS: ISHIHARA SANGYO KOSHL LIMITED Incorporated in S.S.) TELEPHONES 5211 5212 UNION BUILDING, SINGAPORE Landing Agents: THE SOUTHERN GODOWN CO., LTD., N<>.
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      583 3 I I KOKUSAI LINE I jj i (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISHA) i (Incorporated in Japan) I For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama) j I Due Due Sailing Due Penang Spore Spore via New York ms KONGO MARU May 23 May 25 Kccltuig July X ms KIRISIIIMA MARU Juno I
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      445 3 Special Holiday Cruises to BANGKOK SAIGON Angkor Pnom Penh Displ. From Ret'g Tons. Spore Spore M.S. JUTLANDIA 13.100 June 5 June 25 ALSIA' 12,500 July 17 Aug. 6 "BORINGIA 12.500 Aug. 7 Aug. 27 LALANDIA 11,000 Sept. 18 Oct. 3 JUTLANDLA" 13.100 Oct. 9 Oct. 29 "MEONIA" 11,000 Oct. 30
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      494 3 STEAMER SAILINGS norddeutscher tm l/L LLOYD NORO (Incorporated n LLOYD C^rmany). The undernoted are the Company* Intended fixtures:— OUTWARD FOIt MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN Due Spore. int. *-S "SCHARNIIORST" omits North China June 4 m "SAALE" omits Manila Due Penang June 5 P. Swettenham June 6 Singapore
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    446 4 LOADOA COMMODITIES London, May 22. RUBBER Tone Steady Dull Spot Buyers. 10 516 10 14 —1 Sellers. 10 116 10 3 8 —J }6 May Buyers. 10 516 10 14 —J }6 Sellers. 10 716 10 3 8 —J }J July Sept. Buyers. 10 716 10 3
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    F.M.S. RUBBER PLANTERS
    1417 4 Annual Meeting In London THE twenty-fourth ordinary genera) meeting of F.M.S. Rubber Planters Estates, Limited, was held at tlv_' Office of the Company, 16 Philpot Lane. London, E.C. 3. on April 21, Mr. Robe:* Stewart I Chairman of the Company, presiding. Mr. H. S. Campbell, representing the
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    PATALING RUBBER ESTATES
    465 4 Ten Per (erst. Dividend Recommended I <Ey Air Mail) London, May 12. j i THE 17th ordinary general meeting 01 the Patalinp Rubber Estates Ltd., was neld at 19, enchuxch-street, EC. Mr N Hric Miller, the chairman, in j the course of his speech do DIM pared
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      779 4 J Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. j S (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). i i Successors to r The Chinese Commercial Bank Limitea, j The Ho Hong Bank Limited ana The Oversea-Chinese Bank Limited. CAPITAL* Authorised j HEAD OFFICE, CHINA STREET, SINGAPORE.. Managing Director 3172 gJJ j General Manager SvFR«F\" t
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1757 5 imed by Fraser and Co. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers MINING Traser Co. Lyall Evatt Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers I-A at Tin 5 9 6 3 5 9 6 3xd Kuinbang 35 6 37 6 35 356 t I Malay..,. 57 59 3 57 60
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    468 5 Singapore, Monday morning. Singapore: 36 cts. Market Tone: Dull. London: 10' id., down 1 16d. Market Tone: Dull. Now York: 21 116 cts., unchanged. Market Tone: Dull. No interest is being shown in the market this morning and prices are nominal unchanged. A small lot of Oct.
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    CROSSING THE BORDER
    158 5 Railway Plans Elaborate Sign London. Passengers on the London and Norttl stern Railway Bast Coast route be •ween England ao.d Scotland are io be informed of the precise moment of crossing the border. The Railway proposes to do this >y means of a sign on either side
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    THE RUSSIAN CHURCH IS WEALTHY
    409 5 Alleged Income Of Over 100,000,000 Roubles Moscow. THE revelation that religious organisations in Russia still have an aggregate annual income reaching hundreds of millions of loubles has roused great indignation among the Young Communists. Strangely enough, less than 10 per cent, of these funds comes
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    "MONEY FOR WHISKY
    107 5 Clifton Forgo. Victoria. In future any man receiving relief pay here who is found drunk will be forced to publish the fact to the world at large. He will have to walk the streets, bearing on his front and back a larg? placard with the words: My
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    TONGKAH HARBOUR TIN
    55 5 Dividend Of One Shilling Per Share Cabled advice has been received t,o the effect that the directors of the Torp.kah Haibour Tin Dredging Co., L.. have declared a dividend of one r' ing per share, payable on June 29. cm r e registers w'll from June 2\
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    137 5 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, May 22. Total tot Books C one financial Companj Dividend Date Ex. Div. year Payable Date to data TIN Raub Int. June 8 June 14 June 9 10% Rawang Concession %Vt% May 19 May 26 May 20 15 r 12'Bonus Tongkah Harbour r
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      54 5 FOR SPORTS G HOLimY WEAR The GLADYS* UE The ideal sports blouse for Golf. Tennis seaside. Hiking, etc. Cool and comfortable. Fast colours in Beige. Bottl* Green. Pink. White. Lemon. Cream, Navy, Saxe. Grey. Ribbed sleeves and waist. Open collar with revers. Three sizes. 1 j£.";"'.riv.-.- v ■jjt f Kl
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    102 6 Australia, New Zealand, Java and Timor Dilly: Qantas, closing 7 p.m. to-day. Penang. Siam. Burma, India, Iraq, Palestine, Egypt, E. and S. Africa, Great Britain, Ireland, Europe. Nigeria, Gold Coast and N. and S. America: Imperial, closing 7 p.m. to-morrow. Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 7
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    111 6 Mails expected from China and Japan by the Rio de Janeiro Maru due at Singapore to-day. Mails expected from Australia, Netherlands Indies etc.. by Air (Qantas) tomcrroh. Deliveries of boxholders'letters only 3 p.m. general delivery of letters 4.05 p.m. to-morrow Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air 'Netherlands)
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    18 6 Mails despatched from Singapore on April 30 by Karoa was delivered in London on May 22.
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    TELEGRAPHS
    25 6 Kuching radio working Sunday hours to-day viz:—9.2o to 9.40 a.m., 10.50 to 11 a m., 2.30 to 3 p.m. and 4.30 *o 4.50 p.m.
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    40 6 Owine: to the late arrival of the East bound Imperial aeroplane, the air mails for Australia. Java Sic. previously announced as closing at 7 p m. on May 23 will now close at 7 p.m. on May 24.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    163 6 AnHAMßßA.—"Murder By Television" and Joe Louis— Al BttOTe right :tim 6.15 anu y. io p.m. CAPITOL.—"On The Avenue" and Ihe Coronation pictures 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. PAVILION.—Jessie Matthews in "Head Over Heels," and The Coronation pictures 6.15 and 9.15 p m. ROXY.—Jane Withers in "Pepper" 0.15 and 9.15 p.m.
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    29 6 Diplomaed Poultry Farmer with years of practical experience; open to consultations in any of above subjects. Write to Poultry Fanner. Kumbadale Estate, co 40, Main Road, Telok Kumbar, Penang.
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    MILLIONAIRE'S CURE FOR BOREDOM
    415 6 Works 9 A Day For £5 A Week I (By Air Mail) London, May 12. A MILLIONAIRE who works for nine hours a day for a wage of £5 a week has arrived in London or "holiday with pay" from Australia. He is Mr. Michel Francois
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    "MOUNTIES" TO BE YOUNGER
    68 6 Ottawa. The men of the red-coated northwe,f mounted police are to be younger With the object of speeding up promotion the retiring ages of the senior officers of the force have been reduced me Commissioner, whose Kliring are was formerly 65. will retire at 62 and
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    VESSELS IN PORT
    12 6 *P*sftL Brit 732 tons Penang 22.5 to Penang 24.5.
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    LIGHTER SALVED
    16 6 The lighter "Ali" has been salved, says a notice from the Master Attendant, S.S..
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    57 6 A portrait in oils of the late Admiral of the Fleet Lord Jellicoe was unveiled by Lady Jellicoe at the Junior Army and Navy Club. The portrait (which is by Mr. Dv Pontett) has been purchased by the Naval. Marine R.N.R., and members' of the club Admiral of the Fleet
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    WHAT'S ON?
    159 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, MAY 24 Football: S.A.F.A. League. Div v. Innlskillings, Anson Road Stadium, Business Houses League. Straits Times v. H. and S. Bank, Y.M.CA.. Friendly, S.C.C. TT v. Paterson Simons. S.C.C.; Govt. League, pry n. Medicals II v. Treasury-Audit, j.c.b.A. Golf: L.G.U. Medal at
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    126 6 Singaeore. May 24. Ships alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Granville 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3> Victoria 18: Perak 16; Ajax 14; Neleus 11; Hoegh Merchant 9. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Kidderpore 30; Siiversandal 32; Kinta 35: Kongo Maru 37;
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    BUDGET BURDEN OF ITALY
    224 6 BIG. DEFICIT Caused By New Expenses Reuter Wireless. Rome, Ma\ >■• THE financial year ending Jum 1 will show a big deficit in the normal budget, instead of an t mated surplus of 20,000.000 lire" stated the Finance Minister, Signor Direvel, in the Chamber this evenintr
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    END OF RAIL STRIKE IN INDIA
    71 6 Reuter. Lahore. Ma? The stay-in strike a* the* M pura Railway workships ha t i ded. An earlier message reportc i a >ta\in strike of 6,000 f ployecs of the Moghalpura. Railway workshop ia connection with a dispute <>ver a holiday on *.he Prophet
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      742 6 Miles mmi MALAYA't PREMIER HOTEL A j j COCKTAIL DANCE S 6.30 to 8.30 p.m. J <V^ V DINNER DANCE (informal) •yO" 9.30 to midnight. I 0 DUO LAN DHOFF-CORRY i CONTINENTAL ARCOBATIC DANCERS I Non-diners $1.00. i I RAFFLES BitASSEME BRAS BASAH ROAD S Afternoon PoP ™,^i^£ F R
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      150 6 FRIGID AIRE Meets AH 3 Standard* Of lie ffrigeraior Hissing ISeeauiw the.Newrripidaire lias the Meter-Miser l j ecu much LJ X I I,lan, j- r 1 000 tremendous fcavnjr in the manx rein you uj ''H.XIOK ,n every rab.net to pxt own .ml nse Krieidairr ,|.„K fa „J i, ((tnr
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      149 6 j POSTAL INTELLIGENCE j •fr j m~m\> STEAMER MAIL S DESPATCHES TO-DAY TOR PER DATS AND TIMI Rengat and Tembilahan Flevo May 24 1 p.m. PhUippme Islands Victoria 24 2 p.m. Sarawak (generally Blntulu Circe 24 2 p.m. Pontianak Pangkor 24 2 p.m. TO-MORROW Pamangkat, Sambas and Singkawang Tomohon May
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    HOHN D. ROCKEFELLER DEAD
    2478 7 rjV WHO DELIGHTED IN MAKING MONEY I Rea< h. Florida. May 23. r I Rockefeller fSnr:) r .it myocarditis to-day '*7 years. Com New York says ~0 bk trx of the Rockefeller 'V t present as the death m a iti unexpected. He had id health
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      86 7 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 4 t I I I I I I I I I I I i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I The Vary
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      133 7 LU B RICAT^ Asiatic Petroleum Co. 'S.S.) Ltd W P S. 3c. Help Kidneys Clean Oof Prisonous Acids Tour Kidneys haw nine million tiny tubes or altera which ar<- endanaMrtd bs chrap, Irritating drugs <>i nag!< <t. i tnknowo to you, weak Kidneys may be the real cause Of your
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      112 7 «J. I YOUR CAREER. !THE TYPIST'S COMPANION by Maxwell Crooks $1.20. JOURNALISM WITHOUT TEARS by Gertrude Gleeson 1.50. HOW TO BECOME A PRIVATE SECR TARY by J. E. McLachlan 2.10. HOW TO SUCCEED IN A BANK by F. E. Steele 2.10. J BANKING AS A by F. A. Willman 2.10.
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      252 8 f THE FAMOUS STAR OF DRACULA" IN ANOTHER BIG HIT! 1 I j ALIIAMBRA To-Night 6-15-9-15 j in £JU v "MURDER BY TELEVISION" Ii SINISTER SWITCH CONTROLS THE DESTINY OF MILLIONS! SCIENCE COMES TO THE AID OF THE UNDERWORLD AND DEATH STRIKES RUTHLESSLY FROM A DISTANCE Idance drink! IN THE
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      315 8 SHOWS PACKED OUT DURING THE WEEK-END S Here's A Grand Picture of The Greatest BRITISH I i Spectacle of The Generation AND A WONDERFUL MUSICAL COMEDY T I TO-NIGHT at the CAPITOL I t LAST FEW SCREENINGS! 0 PABAMOUNT'S INSPIRING RECORD OF iThe CORONATION: S INCLUDING SCExNES IN THE ABBEY
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      54 8 Positively Final Perfoa*iiiiijj 5 v To-Xight and 9.13 JESSIE MATTHEWS In The Gaumont-British Musical Success OWING TO UP-COUNTRy ENGAGEMENTS WE REGR£ T BEING UNABLE TO SCRPgfu THE GAU M ONT-BRITiSjj CORONATION FILM a T TO-NIGHT'S PERFORMANCES. M ■1 1 mMW 1,1 ,ama .*> THE MUSI-COMEDY "TOPS OF THI vruP Opens
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    NIAGARA S STUNT ARTISTS
    910 9 WORLD'S GRANDEST FOOL KILLER JpAGARA Falls has been associated fnrJSIT. stunts perked from time to time by intrepid. lUt Perhaps rather fool-hardy people thirsting for a kick out of 4ke ri kinff death for -*Ke of achieving something that "own d to c d t the
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    BANDIT SHOT WITH OWN RIFLE
    212 9 Tricked By Intended Victims Belgrade. BORTCHE"— the famous bandit-terror of the Lebane district of Yugoslavia —has suffered an ignominious end. He was killed with his own rifle by two intended victims. Since the day when he sold his last ciece of land—sole remnant of a
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    20 9 Mr. P. H. O Flynn. A.C.P., O.C.P.D., Taiping. who was spending a short noliday at the Maxwell Hill, has returned.
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    18 9 Major Keat. Superintendent of Customs, and Mrs. Keat have returned from Maxwell Hill after a short stay there.
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      447 9 U 4TKST ADVERTISEMENTS D mmediately by British firm rciaJ Artist. Apply stating red and previous experience be able to support statef pecimens and be prepared ek on trial. Apply Box No. 'I ribune. Singapore. VNKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CAP. 15). HIGH COURT OF THE RAITS SETTLEMENTS MENT OF SINGAPORE. No. 63 of
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      272 9 THEATRE ROYAL Brought Back In Response To Numerous Requests. ABDEL Vt All Alt. (he greatest personality in the Egyptian screen in "TEAKS OF LOVE" REX 9023 Part 1 Pr^eSSOntothe Abbey j THE KING IS CROWNED. I C^^tl^^L opportunity cf going to London for the j J S nTp.r?L y T
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      480 9 S THE MOST SPINE CHILLIN G CREEPY THRILLER V OF ALL THE FAMOUS GRAND GUIGNOL PLAYS S "This is a prince among thrillers, j H .*oj. Undoubtedly worth six fainting I •'•^11 O-O -9 o o 4, m H THirjV GEYLANG—PHONE 5511. > i H B S Jr To-night—Last Night!
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    MALAYAN MATTERS
    917 10 AMONG the many items of interest to be found in the annual report for 1936 of the General Manager, Federated Malay States Railways, is one containing a defence of the Port of Prai. To quote the report: "It (Prai) has often been described as a 'white elephant.' but
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    24 10 Mrs. T. McEnelly. wife of the American Consul in Singapore, was operated on for .ippendicitis on Saturday and is reported o be progressing well.
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    52 10 Mr. and Mrs. Ang Ban Lee of "Goshen Hall", Burmah Road. Penang 1-ft by the P. and O. Naldera on Thursday on a trip to China and Japan. Mr. Ang Ban Lee was formerly a Cambridge class teacher In the Anglo Chinese School. Klang. He retired from the servic? two
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    58 10 Mr. F. A. Gallyot of the Kinta Electrical Distribution Company Ltd, Kuala Kangsar. and Mrs. Gallyot have issued invitations for the marriage of their third daughter, Miss Elsie Elizabeth, with Mr. George Hendricks at tre Roman Catholic Church. Kuala Kangsar. on May 29 at 7.30 p.m. and afterwards to a
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Good Management
    150 10 NOTES COMMENTS Good Management rpHOSE responsible for the programme vhich inaugurated boxing at the Happy World are to he congratulated en the speed with which It was carried out. Once started, the programme went like clockwork. No sooner was one bout over than the next pair were on their way
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    An Earlier Start?
    221 10 OUT even with this speeding up. Friclay's programme, beginning at 9 !5, was not over until 11.40. There were lour contests, two of twelve rounds, one of six and one of four, and under local rules rounds, even in preliminaries, are of three minutes. All the contests
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    On The London Stage
    166 10 RAKING advantage of the favourable atmosphere which the Coronation has created, a number of Ori states are staging a drama* to enlist British support in t] ment of Far Eastern issues, m one of the leading Annuals, "It is impossible not to tain political significance in
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    The Two Republics
    155 10 is also end< ther cement the coca relati ready existing between countries. In view of her plans reconstruction both politically nomicaliy, she must be out for foreign loans and According to latest reports D. E E Kung is holding a series oi impoteat talks with leading British
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    Topics Of The Day
    328 10 "Looker On" 4 HORSE named King's Parade WOn twice at Macao. That, comments a Hongkong paper, shows the light spirit. <t S k:1 V* The Washington Post sighs for the ood old days—when only one man in Europe thought he was Napoleon. A A A What's
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      253 10 E. P. N. S. CUPS WE CARRY EXTENSIVE STOCKS OF CUPS IN A VARIETY OF DESIGNS SUITABLE FOR PRESENTATIONS AT SPORTS MEETINGS, ETC. SPECIAL PRICES ARE GIVEN TO CLUBS PRICES FROM I 1.7.» EACH ROBINSON CO. LTD. SINGAPORE, Xl ALA LUMPUR. •V OGI E" PATTERNS The clothes other WffJ women
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      38 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. THE RAILWAYS si 1 i: x n OVER $1*500,000 ANNUALLY ON LOCAL PURCHASES.
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    MR. STANLEY BALDWIN'S LAST WEEK AS PREMIER
    271 11 SEES KING FRIDAY WILL BE MADE AN EARL OTHER MOVES Sir John Simon As Chancellor London, May 23. M R Stanley Baldwin is enterh"s last week in the House of Commons as Premier to-morrow. After arriving at the House of Commons on Friday
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    BILLITON TIN MERGER
    62 11 New Company To Be Formed Reuter. The Hague. May 24. THE Government has presented to Parliament a bill proposing the merger of Bangka (Billiton) Tinue.vks in a new company which will be capitalised at 55 million florins. The company would have its seat at the Hague and
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    KING WITH DOMINION PREMIERS
    52 11 A specially posed picture in the grounds of Buckingham Palace. Left to right:—Mr Savage Prime Minister oi New Zealand. Mr. Lyons. Prime Minister of Austialia. Mr. Stanley Baldwin. H.M the Kin° Mr Mackenzie Kmg, Prime Minister of Canada, ani General Hertzog, Prime Minister ol South Africa
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    SPANISH CHILDREN IN ENGLAND
    391 11 ENCAMPMENT FOR WAR REFUGEES Reuter. London, May 22. THE suggestion mooted in some quarters that fhe Australian delegation at the Imperial Conference will shelve the plan for. a Pacific Ocean pact, owing to the obvious difficulties in the path is without foundatir^. Reuter learns that when
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    MR. CORDELL HULL'S PLEA
    114 11 Broadcast Request To The World Reuter. Washington, May 23. THE nations of the world arc summoned to demobilise "moral, political, military and economic armaments" by Mr. Cordeil Hull, in a broadcast adc:rcs.-. Instead of isolation, Mr. Hull urged the readjustment of international relationships, based on friendliness,
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    SUGAR SMUGGLING
    65 11 Japanese Activity In Tientsin Shanghai, May 24. Huge consignments of sugar were smuggled into the Japanese Concession of Tientsin from the Tientsin-Hankow Railway station, on May 22. The smuggled goods were heavily guarded by over a hundred ronirs who defied the interference of Customs Officials. It is estimated
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    HEAVY FLOODS IN POLAND
    97 11 Cloudbursts And Hail PEOPLE AND CATTLE DROWNED Reuter. Warsaw, May 24. people were drowned and heavy damage was caused in a hurricane, accompanied by hail and lightning, in the Cracow area. Cloudbursts caused the river to overflow over a wide area. Thousands of cattle, were drowned
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    QUEEN MARY'S EAST END VISIT
    89 11 Views Decorations At Beihnal Green British Official Wireless. London. May 23. QUEEN MARK made an unexpected visit to Bethnal Green to-day. The local residents, who have taken great jnide in their Coronation decorations, sent a note to Marlborough House through a local publican inviting Queen
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    MR. HERMAN KRIBEL
    153 11 To Succeed Mr. yon Papen In Vienna Reuter. Vienna. May 22. |T is understood that Mr. Herman I Kribel. recently German ConsulGeneral In Shanghai, will succeed yen Papen, who is resigning from the German Ambassadorship in Austria. Mr. Kribel is 'mown to be one of Hitler's most
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    DUKE OF WINDSOR'S WEDDING
    75 11 Partners To Retain Property Reuter Wireless. Tours, May 19. JIIE Windsor-Warfield marriage contract has been signed under v separation de biens" clause of French law, which specifies each partner retains control of their own property. Mr. Herman Rogers announces that the Duke and Mrs. War-* field
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    "EXAGGERATED" WAR REPORTS
    169 11 Military Movements In China Shanghai. May 24. THE regions ;wound Chungking are tilled with wild rumours of heavy military movements In Ichang and of the inevitable clash of the national troops and the Japanese garrisons. In view of these rumours the Japanese have sent two warships from
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    DROUGHT BROKEN
    34 11 Rain Lases Situation In China Shanghai, May 24. Rain has at last fallen in the drought-stricken provinces of Szechuen. Kweichow. Kansu. and Honan. Suffering is thereby greatly lessenM. —Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    NEW ATTACK ON BILBAO
    284 11 BIG BATTLE 96 Planes In Air Offensive Reuter. St Jean de Luz. May 23 k NEW menace to Bilbao is re- ported from Salamanca. A communique states that Gen. Mola on Saturday resumed his offensive south-west of Duranglo. He began with an air attack with 60
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    SALVATION ARMY DISMISSAL
    49 11 Writ Served On General Booth Reuter. London, May 22. WRITS have, been served upon General Booth and Commissioner John McMillan, the newly appointed Chief of Staff of the Salvation Army after the dismissal of Commissioner Mapp as Chief of Staff by a committee of inquiry.— Reuter.
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    INDIAN CONGRESS LEADER ARRIVES IN MALAYA
    1245 12 HEARTY WELCOME IN PENANG VIEWS ON CONSTITUTIONAL DEADLOCK (From Our Oicn Reporter) Penang, Sunday. distinguished son of a distinguished father. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the 48 year old President of the Indian National Congress, is seeking a brief physical rest and mental relaxation on the
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    MR. HAROLD SCOTT
    103 12 Successful Recital At The Swimming Club LARGE audience of members of the -fl Singapore Swimming Club listened to a delightful recital by Mr. Haroid Scott, the well-known pianist, last night. It was a varied programme which Mr. Scott gave—Schumann, Grieg Paderewski, Chopin, Bach, Listz and two Scottish
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    50 12 A provision in the will of a chemist who had to leave Verdun during the War has resulted in the discovery of coins to the value of 20,000 francs mostly in silver, in a well covered by war-time wreckage near the town, into which had thrown them before his flight.
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    K. L. FLYING CLUB
    117 12 British Resident Made Honorary Member Kuala Lumpur, May 22. AT a special meeting of the Kuala Lumpur Flying Club members confirmed the resolution passed at the annual general meeting amending-articles of the Association so that the President of the Club is no longer the British Resident,
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    COCONUT GROVE
    98 12 New Numbers At Popular House The Coconut Grove was crowded as usual on Saturday evening and those veiy popular entertainers Messrs. Cowan, Bailey and Hartman. with the new member of the company, Miss Nadja Saraska, greatly pleased their audience. A new number entitled "Gypsies," in which a comic
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    BOY'S SUDDEN DEATH
    177 12 Member Of Weil-Known F.M.S. Family <From Our Oicn Reporter) Seremban. Saturday. WITH tragic suddeness the death took place at the General Hospital, Seremban, last night of Master Aloysius Ponniah. a popular student of the St. Paul's Institution, son of Mr. and Mrs A. B. Ponniah, well-known residents
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    BUKIT TIMAH ROAD CRASH ECHO
    193 12 ARREST WARRANT ISSUED AGAINST EUROPEAN S.ngapotv. Monday. THE Singapore Corottcr. Mr W McQuarrie, issued a warrant of arrest against Alexander Steven Gray charging him with causing death by a rash act not amounting to culpable homicide, at the conclusion of the inquiry on Saturday into
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    UNSUCCESSFUL CAPE FLIGHT ATTEMPT
    72 12 Llewellyn Returns With Propeller Trouble London, May 2C. SIX hours after leaving Croydon Llewellyn returned with propeller trouble. An earlier message stated that Flying Officer David Llewellyn left Croydon at 8 42 a.m. bst on an attempt to fly to the Cape and back in five
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    CHRISTIAN BROTHERS'
    127 12 An extraordinary general meetii c of the Christian Brothers Old Boys' (Singapore' Association will be held at St. Joseph's Institution or. Wednesday at 5.15 p.m. Mr. A. J. Brag., will propose and Mr. F. C. James Will second that the following resolution that "the Old Boys found a
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    35 12 Major and Mrs. G. R. Percy of Seremban. have issued invitations to thi marriage of Miss Marjone Vivienne Horsley to Mr. Cecil Gjertsen of the Public Works Department, Seremban, on June 11 at 4.30 p.m
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    MALAYAN TEACHERS RESCUED
    99 12 Wreckage In The Pearl River Singapore. Monday. A number of Malayan Chinese teachers were passengers, in a vessel whicu was wrecked at the mouth of the Pearl River, off Hon--'- I g recently. Fortunately, there were neves lost. The teachers from Singapore were Miss Liew Yin Si
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    CHILDREN'S PARTY
    149 12 End Of Coronation Celebrations ONE cf the Inst functions in connection with the Coronation festivities was held on Saturday afternoon at the Eurasian Volunteer Drill Hall, where Mrs. HR.S. Zehnder entertained over a Heidred Eurasian children cf the Poor under eight years of age. The children living far
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    DUTCH WEDDING
    95 12 Mr. V C. J. Winkoler And Miss E. E. Schlick Singapore. Monday. A pretty wedding was sclemnisrd the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd on Saturday when Miss E. E SchhcK daughter of Mrs. Schlick of Holland b*»< r.mo the bride of Mr F C J' Winkeler. son of
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    HANGING TRAGEDY
    54 12 The body of an unknown Chinese was found hanging on a tree near the Kck Lok See Temple. Ayer Itam Th« e C ondUiom aS h hißhly The di-covery was made by threp Snple 6 b yS Wh Were going t0 A report was lodged at the Aver
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    Empire Day Celebrations In Singapore
    654 12 WHAT WAS DONE IN LOCAL SCHOOLS QUIET SCALE Message Of President Of Movement Singjpore. Mmil.iv. EMPIRE DAY to-day was celebrated in the local schools on a quieter scale than before. In many institutions it was celebrated as in previous years but in others the celebrations
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    More Labourers Coming To Malaya
    668 13 PRE-SLUMP RATES FOR INDIANS MORE WORK Immigration Office Staff Increase RECENT increases in the influx of Indian labour Into Malaya will result in the staffs at the Labour Offices in Penang, Madras and Negapatam being increased, to deal with the increase of work. The Indian
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    RAFFLES HOTEL
    38 13 Success Of Landhoff And Corry l/mdbofl and Corry. the Continental tic dancers, continue to be a very iter attraction at Raffles Hotel. The -sua! larsre on Saturday greatly nrrelated their numbers, particularly the remarkable "Suake Dance."
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    22 13 untitled T. Rasanayagam of the i h Police will be going on May 26 hort leave to get married in Kuala Kangsar.
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    "HiS EXCELLENCY WALKS OUT"
    27 13 His Excellency the Alake of Abeoku ta. West Africa, one of the most picturesque Coronation visitors in London, leaving his hotel. (Topical Press).
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    TEACHING CYCLISTS ROAD ETIQUETTE
    117 13 Police Campaign In Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur. May 22. THE Police campaign against irresponsible cycling is being waged with intensity in th? Federal Capital. The campaign, however, is. not one of wholesale prosecution but of educatioe.. Special constables hay? been drafted to important and busy junctions
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    FATAL CRASH
    84 13 Charge Against Mr. A. S. Gray Singapore. Monday. rE Singapore Coroner's verdict concerning the death of Mr. Charles Fraser had a sequel before the Fifth Magistrat? this morn'ng when Mr. A. S. Gray was charged with causing the death of Mr. Fraser by a rash act. The charge
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    TWO BOYS INJURED
    110 13 Knocked Down By Motor Vehicles In Singapore Singapore, Monday. There were two serious motor accidents during the week-end in which two young boys were involved. Shortly aft:r one o'clock on Saturday afternoon, a seven year-old Bengali boy was knocked down by a motor lorry in Tanjong Pagar
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    55 13 The Mayor of Aberystwyth 'Mr. Liewellin Rowlands) presided over a representative meeting in Aberystwyth Town Hall at which arrangements were made for the visit of the King and Queen to the town on Thursday, July 15. The King will open the National Library of Wales, the foundation-stone of which was
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    JAPANESE FOREIGN POLICY
    133 13 Consuls In China To Confer Shanghai, May 24. BJfR. Morikawa flew to Tientsin from Wl shanghai yesterday in order to convey Tokyo's new instructions to the Japanese Consuls, who* are now gathered in Tientsin for an important conference. The Consuls, therefore consult one another with regard to
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    DANGEROUS FLYING
    146 13 Peer's Instruction Scheme For Police Brighton, Sussex. Instruction designed to teach policeman how to recognise dangerous fly ing by aviators is part of a novel scheme devised by Lord Amherst, general manager of the Brighton, Hove and Worthing municipal airport. Lord Amherst has issued an invitation to the
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    IMPERIAL AIRWAYS
    51 13 Plane Due At Seletar This Afternoon The Imperial Airways eastbound aircraft, carrying home mails which left London on May 15. is expected to reach Seletar to-day at 4.30 p.m. The machine has been delayed by the monsoon weather prevailing over India and Burma at this time of the
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    16 13 Mr. E. Watkins. Telegraph Engineer has returned from Maxwell Hill on Wednesday, after a short stay.
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    LABUAN CELEBRATES CORONATION
    483 13 Processions, Fetes And Illuminations THE Coronation week in Labuan was celebrated on a grand scale, the various communities vicing with each other in showing their loyalty to the Throne. On Wednesday in the morning the offic.al parade took place. Services were held in various churches. In the
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    MAN-EATING TIGER
    89 13 Fourth Victim In Kedah This Year Alor Star, May 22. RUMOURS that Mr. Stripes had claimed another victim were confirmed here to-day when it was learnt that a Chinese in Sintok. a mining district 32 miles to the north of Alor Star, had been carried away by a
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    CORONATION ALTAR
    98 13 Dedicated At Lympne Aerodrome Lympne, Kent. An altar in commemoration of the Coronation has been dedicated at Lympne Aerodrome here, the start of so many famous flights. The altar has been erected hear the spot at the edge of the continental hangar where the aviators—who include KingsfordSmith, C.
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    FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL
    89 13 Mr. M. R. Anciano, director of the Far Eastern Music School, announces that two new classes will be opened shortly. One is a kindergarten class for children from five years of age. Sprcial baby pianos have been ordered for theii use. The other is a "Solpeggio
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    JOHORE CRICKETERS VISIT SINGAPORE
    269 14 C.C. BATSMEN MAKE MERRY RESULTS OF SINGAPORE MATCHES Hi NUMBER of interesting cricket Vtjfl matches were played in Singapore llrvcr the week-end. that at the S.C.C. If esterday attracting most interest M s the opposition was provided by a S lurcpean side from central Johore. I
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    KEPPEL G.C.
    40 14 r "»S:x cards wer-> taken out in the Rjppci G4C. May ladies' foursorms W*t\* the following were the scores re□Lrned: Miss A. M. Sim and Miss D 49—15-34: Mrs. A. M. Low and Iffrs. J. R. Walker 49—13=36.
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    HURDLES RECORD
    47 14 Feat Of American Undergrrad Reuter. Ann Harbour, Michigan, May 23. BOB Osgood of Michigan established what is claimed to be a newworld record whtii he won the 120 yards hurdles in iJ <e?s. at the annual athletic meeMn; of the Big Ten" Mid-Western State Universities.—Reuter.
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    S.C.C. WIN
    276 14 Sundav Match At S.C.R.C. LOW scoring marked the match at Hong Lim Green yesterday when an S.C.C. side visited the S.C R.C., the home side totalling on G4 and the S.C C. failing tc get more than bO although J. E. Slade contributed 48. Scores:— S.C.R.C. 1st Innings
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    SAPPERS WIN
    200 14 Strong S.V.C. Side Beaten SATURDAY'S cricket match at the S.C.C. resulted to a good yin for the Roy:;] over a strong S V C. XT. S.V.C. XI. Wood lew Bolton 2 Hooper c Rose b Simpson 8 Slade b Bolton 10 Abbott b Simpson 5 Staunton c Hall
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    S.R.C. BEATEN
    247 14 Cevior. S.C. Win Easily THE S R C paid the penalty of not get- ting their b?st side out for their engagement with th» Ceylon SC. on tne Padang on Saturdav afternoon, tlir- Ceylonese winning with ease. j SRC. j A. M. Valbeig lbw Janscn 23 1 F.
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    ADMIRALTY R.C.
    195 14 Sporting 1 Declaration Proves Costly l SPORTING declaration by th a Admij ralty R C. enabled the Ceylon Spons Club "A" to top the.'r visitors score before time was called in yesterday's match at Ealestier. Scores: ADMIRALTY R.C. Comdr Sorley b S. Thuraisingham 11 N. Dow c de
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    WIN FOR I.A.
    316 14 Innings Margin Over N.B.A.C.C. NAVAL Base Asiatics proved no matcn for the Indian Association in tho cricket match played at Balestier on Sunday the hom e side winning by a:i innings' and 32 runs. Scores: INDIAN ASSOCIATION Sithambaram run out 0 Choor Singh c Lingham b Sreedharan
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    C.S.S. II BEATEN
    200 14 St. Andrew's School At Balestier cT. Andrew'. School team had no diffi5 eulty in bea'ing the Ceylon Sports Club it eivcs at Ealestier on Saturday afternoon. CEYLON SC.—2nd XI M. Teiora b. Ross 6 Subramanian c. Thoy b. Ross 0 C. Perera b. Thoy 7 Aiunasalam b.
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    MALAYS WIN
    213 14 Cricket At Hong Lim Green riiHE Malays won their match against 1 the S C R c. on Saturday afternoon, t'te scores being as follows: MALAYA F A. Ali Yunos b Swee Law 10 Osman c Keng Swee b Swee Keng lg hind. Shah b Swee Law A.
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    Coronation Sports At S.H.B. Junior Club
    279 14 Yeoh Cheang Bok Champion Singapore. Monda; VEOH Cheang Bok won the individial championship at the Coronation sports meeting held by the Singapore Harbour Board JSC. at Cantonmen* Road yesterday. There was a large attendance of spectators, among whom was Sir Gt >rge Trimmer. chairman
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    SKINS WIN
    172 14 Exciting Finish At Tanglin A N exciting finish was provided at 7\, Tanglin where the Skins beat the .M.C.A. by three runs on Saturdav scores:— INNISKILLINGS A. T. Kingston lbw. Day 15 Workman lbw. 'Xavier Magowan c Hay b Day McClay b Hay J. C. ODwyer c Day
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    STANDS COMBED BY POLICE
    127 15 GERMANY VS. AUSTRIA HANDBALL Demonstrations By Nazis Reuter. Vienna, May 23. A HANDBALL match between Germany and Austria was made the occasion of great Nazi demonlations to-day, and a game which would normally have attracted 2,000 persons drew a crowd of 50,000, due to the extensive
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    S.R.C. TENNIS
    154 15 Tournament Results And Ties RESULTS and ties in the lawn tennis tournament at the S.R.C.: Champion Doubles: G. A. Lowe and N. S. Hogan beat C. A. Norris and J. S. de Souza 5—7, 6—4, 6—3 Singles Handicap "B": A. If. Jansen (—8) beat E. Ryan »d!us 15»
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS
    67 15 Ties in the lawn tennis tournament at the S.C.R.C. have been arranged are a.-> follows: TO-DAY'S TIES Singles Championship:— Yap Ah Hyan vs. John Lim; chong Eoong Siong v Tan Joo Lim. TO-MORROW'S TIES Singles Championship:—Chua Choon L:ong vs. Tan Yong Poh. Arthur Lim vs. Cheong Chee Lhn.
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    PADANG SOCCER
    52 15 following have accepted to play j Nation rootbaii for the S.C.C. B*' Patcrson Simons and Co., to- j day at the S.C.C. N. Rothery, T. C. Kamiyn, R. N. J. Welsh. A. Morgan. J. McKmlay. n. C. I. Wilks, C. H. W. C-ouit M. S. Robin en, A.
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    Fainted In Her Bath.
    171 15 Girl's T rrifying Experience. was greatly disturbed, when one y sixteen-year-old daughter faintnei bath." states Mrs. B. Higbid, o Hills. South Australia. "For time -he had been very nervous, and could not concentrate on lies. Examinations were a terror Gradually she became bloodless ate, until a
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    GUNNERS BEAT SKINS
    125 15 Singapore, Monday. THE lnniskillings made their first 1 appearance for the season in the First Division of the League on Saturday when they played against the Gunners at the Anson Road j Stadium. j A fast and interesting game resulted I in victory for the Gunners by
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    JOHORE BADMINTON
    284 15 I Inter-Departmental League Final (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. May 22. j THE Johore Bahru Inter-Departmental 1 Badminton Tournament, which was begun during the later part of last month OA the Ayer Moleh School Courts was concluded yesterday afternoon when the P.W.D. met the Eaucation I Department
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    Chinese Players In French Tennis
    125 15 Kho Sin Kie Impresses Reuter. Paris, May 23. TN the French champions, Kho Sin Kie (China) beat Mercier (France) 6—3, 6—2. 6—3. Kho Sin Kie played a smooth game, with a variety of beautiful strokes. Brugnon beat Choy 2—6, B—6, 6—4, 6—3. Choy kept a
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    SUNDAY SOCCER
    286 15 Gordons Beat Municipal Services Singapore, Monday. A RATHER one-sided game was witnessed at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday when the Gordon Highlanders j beat the Municipal Services s—l in a friendly game. Superior in all depart- ments, the Gordons would have won by j a larger margin were
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS
    114 15 Saturday's results in the lawn tennis tournament at the V.M.C.A. were: Men's Singles Class A: A. I. Pereira beat Tan Swee Wah 6—2, 6—2. Men's Singles Class B: See Gim Hock beat Ahmadsah 6—l. 6—3; Jack Manasseh beat K. M. R. Menon 6—l, 7—5. Men's Singles Class C:
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    366 15 lall Scoring In Most Games Reuter. London, May 22. PLOSE of play scores in the County anc s Qfl r st clas s cricket matches started on Saturday were as follows: (Hutirio2) North j^' or 5 v S3uth rJti h he, c ffieli: Yorkshire 368 for 4 wkt
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    POLICE SOCCER
    66 15 TiHE final match for the Police interdivision League championship wil. be played between the Marine Police and the Traffic Branch at the Police Depot ground, Thompson Road, to d a 4 5 p.m. The following will represent for th. Marine Police: Taib Mohamed. Mohd. Kassim, Japi' Awang. Omar.
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    Commonsense Constitution Of Britain
    760 16 J.C.S.A. DINNER TRIBUTES LOYAL TOAST End Of Coronation Festivities Singapore, Monday. THK Colonial Secretary. Mr. A. S. Small, was amongvt the 400 odd members of the Junior Civil Service Association who sat down to a «umptous Chtats*. dinner at the Victoria Memorial Hotl on Saturday n»*M
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    KING'S REPLY
    57 16 To Siam's Coronation Message Bankok, May 22. IfLNG George, replying to the mes- sage of congratulation from the Council of Regency in the name of the King of Siam on the occasion of the Coronation, assured the Council of his sincere interest for the maintenance and development of
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    CHARITY BALL HELPERS
    123 16 It Is desired to convey to all the helpers ol the Charity Coronation Bali (Charles Heidsieck Champagne Party* the following note <>; thanks from Messrs. Guthrie and Co.. who were sponsors of the Champagne Party and who so kindly donated a case of Charles Heidsieck champagne to
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    PARAGUAY AND BOLIVIA
    23 16 Reuter. Buenos Aires, May 23. It is officially stated that Paraguay and Bolivia ire ready to resume diplomatic relations. Reuter.
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    QUEEN ASTRID STAMPS
    172 16 Nation-Wide Drive To Make I Issue A Success Brussels. I A nation-wide drive to ensure the succrs.s of the Queen Astrid "souvenir stamps." is being made throughout Belgium The pubhc is being invited to subscribe in advance for complete or broken si rles or these stamps, which
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    EMPIRE PARLEY CONTINUES
    392 16 PACIFIC PACT? Australia Presses The Question London. May "3 FOUR thousand Basque children arrived In Southampton this m ning. crowded the .ship's rails waved grubby handkerchiefs to t! new English friends who were s/aiti on the quayside. Many who are abl speak a few word, of English
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    CENSUS OF SIAM'S POPULATION
    63 16 'From Our Own Corrc i Bangkok Maj I A nationwide census of all peoples within the confines of Siamese tory was begun to-day and concludes at midnight on Sunday. It is believed that when the figuro art avail able they will show a considerable increase in
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    GOVT. GRANTS £200,000
    140 16 Effort To Harish Mosqu to From I)o T hi New DIM A determined effort to bam quitos from Delhi is bwing mad. 1 dv Government of India A Riant of M200.Gu0 he purp* extsrminatmu nusquitos and m i lie l el use heaps from trie centre c
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    Z.H.J. PENANG
    83 16 I Wavelength 49 3 metres 1 TODAY 7 p.m. Time Signal and A men's for the week 7.05 p.m. Recorded Charlie Kun M leys. 7.20 p.m. A Studio Coi ..-rt iredifl !rom the 8.8.C I of Empire Arti 8 05 p.m. 'Empire Exchange' Pov. view by travellers from
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    ENDEAVOUR SLIPS TOWLINE
    130 17 "Somewhere In The Atlantic" Reuter Wireless. Newport (Rhode Island', May 20. "ENDEAVOUR I is somewhere out in the Atlantic." This startling news was announced when the steam yacht Viva arrived without Endeavour I. which the owner, H. A. Andreae, lent to Tom Sopwith as a trial horse
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    FLYING-BOAT CRASH
    101 17 Famous Pilot Among The Dead Reuter Wireless. Antibes. May 19. SEVEN people out of ten aboard were killed when a long distance flyingboat crashed while on trials. Later. It transpires that three were killed when the flying-boat capsized. Five others aboard were injured. Watchers ashore saw the machine
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    NO CHILD LABOUR
    80 17 New Legislation In U.S. Reuter Wireless. Washington, May 21. A4O-nour week and a basic minimum wage of 40 cents an hour and flat prohibition of child labour are expected to be the main provisions in the Administration's Wages and Hours Bill. which President Roosevelt, in a special
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    IMPERIAL CONFERENCE
    74 17 Reuter Wireless. London. May 21. The opinion Is held in some quarter* hat defence discuss/ons will engag» X of the short time at the Imv r r Conference*! disposal and econonv discussions may result in the establishment of a basis for later discussion. The v'.ew is also held
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    FORTY-FOUR EXECUTED
    41 17 Reuter Wireless. Moscow. May 20. Forty-four people Including a woman, were immediately executed after a military tribunal at Svobodny. Siberia had found them guilty ol espionage aiu wrecking on railways on behalf of German and Japanese Intelligence services.—Reuter Wireless.
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      2236 17 Malayan Radio PROGRAMMES OF BRITISH EMPIRE I Recital by Edwin Benbow. Gavotte 8.M.8.C. pDAfP ATVflVriT'Ci iiT A (Gluck arr Brahms». Overture from the 28th Cantata (J. S. Bach. arr. Saint-Saens). Singapore Station On 225 A Studio Concert And Metres C ftn nt„ '20 p.m.—A Studio Concert by EmoUlldia tveCllal pir
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      72 17 (Continued from previous column) [Percy Whitloclc). A Fantasy 'Harold Z. Darke). Allegro eon spirit o iFrank Bridge>. 7.20 a.m. "Ail In Pink" (Second Edition). A broadcast revue by Lauri Wylie. Lyrics and musk by various authors and composers. Production by William MacLurg. 8.05 a.m. The B B C. Dance Orchestra,
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    ANGLO-U.S. PACT IN SIGHT?
    196 18 Lowering Of Tariff Barriers Reuter Wireless. New York, May 20. THE Possibility of elimination of ex1 change restrictions between the Argentine and the United States, ana the hope of an eventual Anglo-Amerlcar trade agreement were the chief points emerging from the world trade luncheon in connection
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    ENGINEERS' STRIKE ENDS
    39 18 Reuter Wireless. London, May 19. After a strike lasting over seven weeks, 1.500 engineers of the Beardmore works in Glasgow resume work on Friday. Negotiations on their behalf claim for increased wages will be continued.—Reuter Wireless.
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    DIED FROM FALL
    38 18 Reuter Wireless. Paris, May 20. The Maharajah of Alwar died as the result of a fall. He had lived outside his State since 1933 at the Government of India's request owing to agrarian troubles.—Reuter Wireless.
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    ITALIANS TO LEAVE SPAIN
    831 18 FOREIGN VOLUNTEERS MA V BE WITHDRA WN Reuter Wireless. London, May 19. TENERAL Franco, replying to the v secretary of the Anti-Poison Gas Association, states that it has never entered his or his army's mind to use poison gas. He intends "to see the war is
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    HITTER ATTACK ON GERMANY
    256 18 Spirited Reply From Berlin Reuter Wireless. Chicago, May 10. A bitter attack on the German Government's attitude to the Catholic Church was made by Cardinal Mundelein. ArchbishOD of Chicaco. addressing priests of his diocese. He said every second person In Germany is a government soy. A
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    AIR LINER WRECKED
    30 18 Reuter Wireless. Berlin. May 20 Two were killed and four injure when a German air liner was wrecke shortly after taking off from Stuttgar /Prodrome. Renter Wireless
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    COVADONGA WANTS THE THRONE
    63 18 Alfonso "Distressed And Annoyed" Reuter Wireless. Rome, May 20. EX-KING Alfonso has suspended rela- tin ns with hi.s eldest son. Count Covadonga, it ia learned in Spanish Royalist circles Alfonso is annoyed and distressed at reports that Cavadonga has repudiated renunciation of the Throne, and declare*
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    "THE MIGHTY REICH"
    124 18 Implicit Friend Of Italy Reuter Wireless. Budapest. May 20. rpHE visit of the Italian Majesties and Count Cinno and a number of economic experts to Budapest was marked by < l cordial exchange of speeches at a State banque'. >.?terday evening, in which collaboration of Geimanv with
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    ROYAL LUNCHEON
    106 18 Cheering Crowds Line The Embankment Reuter Wireless. London. May 19. THERE were over 1.400 guests at the lunch given to Their Majesties the King and Queen by the Lord Mayor and Corporation, including Queen Mary the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester' the Duke and Duchess of Kent, the
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    MARKET LIST
    481 18 The Current Singapore Prices Singapore, May 21. MEAT Beef, steak, kati Jf Beet stew or curry *ati g Fillet, steak, per lb. g Mutton, Australian, per lb. w Mutton, Indian per lb. Mutton, Malacca per lb. Pork, lean, kati Pork, lean and fat (Ist quant> 36 POULTRY Capons
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    FREE STATE'S PLACE DEFINED
    343 18 Changes Of Constitution Proposed Reuter Wireless. London, May 19 NEARLY 100 amendments to the In. h Free State Government's new dnii constitution have been tabled by Mr Frank Macdermot (Independent!. To the preamble of the constitution which contains no reference to the Crown or Commonwealth, Mr.
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      118 18 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS The following is the programme of drills up to and for week ending May 30 1937: TO-DAY. MAY 24 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, S.R A. 37 Hows and LA. Training. 5.30 p.m.—Headquarters, S.R.E ivi Lecture Protective Works. 5.15 p m —Headquarters. S.F.C R E tv> Malay Section 1. Engine and
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      404 18 CLUB DIARY \Tnere are numerous Clubs in Sing., pore member* of which are readers ot the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary U provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Havpeninps of general interest will stUl be included in the "Diary of Event*.* The
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    EDELWEISS ON STAMPS
    122 19 Hitlers Favourite Flower Berlin. A special cancellation mark showing an edelweiss flower—said to be Her: Hitler's favourite flower—will be used on the Adolf Hitler" postage stamps shortly to be issued in Germany. They will be the first stamps to bear a portrait of the Fuehrer. The edelweiss
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    GERMANY DOUBLES MAGINOT LINE
    188 19 Nests And Tank Traps To Cover The Saar Metz, France. ACROSS the frontier from Lorraine, the French people are watching with some anxiety the construction of German fortifications in what was until Mar. 7 last year the demilitarised Rhine zone. The Germans are doubling the Maglnot
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      1012 19 Malayan Listeners 9 Radio (Continued, from page 17) f .5.4. SHORTWAVE Ssteh ta oSra? DJE DJN DJQ; in PROGRAMMES »J» p.m.—To-day in Germany. Sound Pictures, wing are the principal Amerl- 950 P m.—Surprise Hour, t-wavc transmissions. The 1105 p.m.—Topical Talk, immediately after the call- 1120 p.m.—Sign off DJB. DJN, DJE,
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      42 19 Tourist talk (In Japanese». Pianist, Maria Luisa Faini. Vocal selections .for soprano and tenor. Mews in Italian. TO-MORROW 9.20 p.m. News in English. News in Chinese. Pianist. Nelly Africano; 'Cellist, Livio Boni. Arias for soprano—Maria Luisa Da Con to. News in Italian.
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