Malaya Tribune, 28 May 1937

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXIV. -No. 124. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1937 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday, May 28. The Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1937. FIVE CENTS-
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      69 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The MORNING TRIRUIXE The welfare of your baby rests with YOU. Jffjfa ''jfi^ Warm waiter, good soap and a sort Ĕ^ij^l^ 7 carefully. Careless £jU Et handling may cause Vw 9 jflE injury CX' \B Baby's cot must be comfortable 1 W and away
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      11 1 Read The j SUN DA V j TRIBUNE Dominant in Malaya
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      530 2 7 M. HASSAN, i i 34, 36 37, Bras Basah Road, SINGAPORE. I Telephone No. 3411. Branch at 24, Jalan Ibrahim, t JOHORE. J STOCKISTS OF: Frigidairei, Kcldchests, modern t i electric chandeliers, fancy lamp I bowls and shades, bed lamps, I j fans, electric bells, batteries, i wiring accessories,
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      635 2 Diplomaed Poultry Farmer with years of practical experience; open to confutations in any of above subjects. Writ* to Poultry Farmer, Kumbadale Estate, c o 40, Main Road, Telok Kumoar, Penang. FOR SALE—CORONATION STAMPS; complete Crown Coloni°s and Dominion s. Write for price list. THE MALAYAN STAMP COMPANY. P.O. Box 190.
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      488 2 I NOTICE. In tbe Estate of Savana Soon a Soobramanryam Chettiar, deceased. Pursuant to Section 29 of tbe Trustees Ordinance (Chapter 59). NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and persons having any claim against the estate of the above-named Savana Soona Soobramaniyam Chettiar deceased late of No. 291, Serangoon
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      433 2 T be' always'" I ON THE SPOT !A lot of business and money is lost through not keeping appointments at the proper time. Have all your I clocks and watches that go wrong repaired by YICK WOH HING j I 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, j I (Near Middle Road) v
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      282 2 t SELANGOR TURE CLUB SUMMER 1*37 *£J-* MEEfrANg s.nl KbAY STB JUNK, I*3. Wk'DMfSDAY 9TU JUNB, SATURDAY I»TU JUNK, H>37 ENTRIES close at NOON on MONDAY, 24TH MAY, IW7, at tht »eere tmr y s Office. UNLIMITED SWEEPS: One §ach day. liekeU $I.— for MEMBERS ONLY obtainable from the TREASURERS
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES SHIPBUILDING IN SWEDEN
    723 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES SHIPBUILDING IN SWEDEN Progress Specialities Of Gotaverken WHEN Gotavcrken, in 1906, were re- organised, Sweden's share in the world shipbuilding was 0.4 per cent. The corresponding figure for 1936 is 7.3 per cent. Though other Swedish yards have also considerably increased their production, Gotaverken has led the
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      466 3 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA P. O. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore. 1927 ARTHAGE 15,000 June 4 IL .TAN 6ilo o June 5 rffcriAß 6.000 June 14 NCHI 17.000 June SOUDAN 6,500 July *> KAISAR-I-HIND 11,000 July 2 RAJPUTANA 17,000 July 16 RANPURA 17,000 July 30 BURDWAN 6,070
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      77 3 B. I. S. N. COYS SAILINGS FOR BANGKOK Leave Due Singapore. KOLA In port May 29 KISTNA June 1 June 5 For PENANG, RANGOON CALCUTTA. KARAGOLA June 2 June 3 KARAPARA June 9 June 10 FOR PORT SWETTENHAM, PENANG, NEGAPATAM, KARIKAL, PORTO NOVO, CUDDALORE, PONDICHERRY AND MADRAS. RAJULA May 29
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      535 3 M. B. K. 1 KOKUSAI LINE I (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISHA) (Incorporated in Japan) 1 For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama) Due Due Sailing Due 1 s E» D SI «H I Jm s KANO MARU Aug. 19 Aug. 22 Au* 25 152* 5 I j msKIYOSUMIMARU Sept. 2
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      394 3 Special Holiday Cruises to BANGKOK SAIGON Angkor Pnom Penh Displ. From Ret'g Tons. Spore. Spore. M.b. "JUTLANDIA'- 13.100 June 5 June 25 ALSIA'' 12.500 July 17 Aug. 6 BORINGIA" 12,500 Aug 7 Aug ft "LALANDIA" 11,000 Sept. 18 Oct ~8 "JUTLANDIA" 13.100 Oct. 9 Oct 29 "MEONIA" 11.000 Oct. 30
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      439 3 STEAMER SAILINGS §NORDDEUTSGHER LLOYD (Incorporated in Germany). The undernoted are the Company-* Intended fixture*:— OUTWARD F R M N I LA HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN. Due Spore. MR "SCHARNHORST" omits North China Jm* 4 m.s. SAALE" omits Manila Due Penang June 5 P. Swettenham June 8 Sss "Tc?AR..
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    ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE
    4263 4 SATISFACTORY RESULTS FOR THE YEAR THE two hundred and seventeenth annual general court of Royal Exchange Assurance was held recently at the Head Office of the Corporation in the Royal Exchange. London. Mr. Charles L. Dalziel (sub-Governor) presided. The General Manager and Secretary Mr Ut xander MacDonaldi
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      755 4 WxVSffi .""^^^M^Hffl|i I f JL medicinei were needed for a j dozen complaints—that laying up for indefinite periods was necessary—that it was also I necessary to take dangerous drugs and narcotics—was an illusion. 'ASPRO' has distil pel led it. For it is the medicine that takes the place of a
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      29 4 Ntcet cladcs arc established favourites because of their «B high quality and low price. Don't gambljon cheap blades. V BuyNacclandhcsureof many clean, smooth bhaves from J every blade. »r*^^
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      12 4 Sole;Agen t s:-SIME, DARBY Co., Ltd., Singapore-Johore-Malacca and Negn Semb.lan WPS 1"
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    $100,000 PROPERTY OF BANKRUPT
    1008 5 FORMER PARTNER IN CATTLE TRADING CO. Singapore Thursday. j mi' a partner in the Malayan i ,t 1 udmg Company and latei a iuj of lesser important coms i.gapore, Haji a. Manjoor -uT v/a5 this morning publicly w the Bankruptcy Court be- Justice Huwes, the Acting
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    279 5 New Books For Issue To-Morrow THE undernoted newly added nonfiction and fiction works will be ready for issue at Raffles Library tomorrow:— The Speeches of Lord Birkenhead; Our Princesses and their Dogs illustrated, Michael Chance; English Fabric A Study of Village Life, Illustrated F J. Harvey Darton; The
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    FORGED BANK NOTES.
    43 5 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, May 28. The Inspector-General of Police Headquarters in Shanghai raid a big banknote forgery plant yesterday morning, in Western Shanghai. It is reported that four JapaneseKoreans and two Chinese were arrested. —Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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      209 5 EFFERVESCINC-COOLINC REFRESHING People who are healthy and fit livi joyously. Countless thousands all Jk T~ \"M over the world are enjoying perfect ||4oW aV *V Y fc fitness—and with it every happiness —because their rule for health is a U£S*2-~ regular glass of bubbly Andrews. It gent'/ but effectively cleanses
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    RUBBER AUCTION
    192 6 Prices Realised At Yesterday's Sales The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association Th their weekly rubber auction report state: 1,3315t auction, May 26, 1937. Catalogued 1,293,681 1b5.—577.54 tons Offered 720.864 1b5.—321.81 tons Sold 688,363 1b5.—306.41 tons London—Spot 10 1 Bd. New York—Spot 20 1 2 cts. PRICES REALISED
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    428 6 LOXDO\ C'OMMORITIES London May 27. *Ton l e ER Steady Irregular Spot Buyers. VL x tf Sellers. 316 jj ll* SeUers. 103 16 "JJ 1; Julyisept. Buyer,. =g sss "4 16 jgjf -Tis London, May 27. PALM OIL (Malay) In bulk May June £24.0.0 Value Unchanged COPRA
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    TRADE AGREEMENT PROBABLE
    218 6 Anglo-American Talks Continue Reuter Wireless. London. May 26. A NGLO-AMERICAN negotiations for a trade agreement were dealt with by Mr. Walter Runciman, President of the Board of Trade in the course of a debate on trade in the House of Commons to-day. H e said that since
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    64 6 Values Improve After Dull Appearance Reuter Wireless. London, May 26. AN the Stock Exchange some disao- pointment at the National concessions imparted a dull appearance at the outset, prices easing throughout though no selling pressure was encountered Later, sentiment and values improved and consequently net differences generally were
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      389 6 I*Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. j (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). S S Successors to i Ihe Chinese Commercial Bank Limited, The Ho Hong Bank Limited and 1 j The Oversea-Chinese Bank Limited. CAPITAL: Authorised §40,000,000.00. .ksued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. H£AI) OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHUUA STREET, SINGAPORE. TELEPHONES: S Managing
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      21 6 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, I LTD. (Incorporated In New Zealand) Established 1872 W. J. DEXTER, Manager. 2. Finlavson Green. Tei. 5926.
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      235 6 I can now leave you in the I il|fi£k good hands of a jHHk> is ,m\ W Doctor* and nwnves of rhe highest standing for anaemia. If your blood is thin and weak, you years have recommended Wincarnis during the have litde power of resistance, and so expose period of
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      365 6 CLUB DIARY {There are numerous Clubs in Singapore members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keepinn it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the "Diary of Events.'* The "Club
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1719 7 Issued by Fraser and Co. Limit and F»ntt «c anu bvatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers MINING Fraser Co. Lyall Evatt Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Singapore, May 28th, 10 a.m. Tin 5 lOi 2 6 6 6 6 6 Fraser Co. Lyall Evatt m Kumbang... 35 6 37
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    521 7 (From Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Friday morning. Singapore: 34% ets. Market Tone: Dull. London: 10 1 16d., down 1 lGd. Maiket Tone: Steady after easier. New York: 20 716 cts., down 316 Market Tone: Dull. The market is very dull this morning and the trade are hesitant
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      50 7 on the summii I your vitality. I. See ihai your youthful vigour does not diminish. I tormen. I rejuvenating hotmonepreparation I according to OrMichardrVeissmeans I strengtheningofyourorgans,preser. I vat hh and resuscitation of your I boyoncy and combating a//pre- 1 mature appearances of ageing I Women fake FERTI LI NETS I
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      614 7 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore. May 28 Total tor Bookj cTote «n» nefl Company Dirideni Data sx. Dlt. ycv Payable Date 10 date IdJis 5% Interim May 21 June 3 Mav 27 10T*. Raub —10% Int. June 8 June 14 June 9 10% Tonskah Harbour 4% Int. June
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    97 8 Medan. JaskS. and tLondon*: Netherlands, closing 12.45 p.m. to H^ng r kcng, Canton, 'Shanghai, 'Kobe. Manila and U.S.A.: Imperial, closing 7 p.m. to-morrow. Penang. Siam. Burma, India, Iraq, Palestine. Eyypt, E. and S. Africa, Great Britain, Ireland. Europe and N. and S America. Imperial, closing 7 p.m.
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    19 8 The Air Mail 'Imperial- i from Sinvapore on May 19 v. eliveaed in London on May 27.
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    SIMPLIFICATION OF MONARCHY
    297 8 Opposition Views CIVIL LIST BILL PROGRESS British Official Wireless. London, May 27. gY 240 votes to 112, the Commons to-day gave second reading *to the Civil List Bill. Opposition votes were recorded in favour of the view already urged by the Labour party that a greater simplicity
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      360 8 I [y» I .„j n ,j. PREMIER HOTEL J TO-NIGHT 5 i COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 to 8.30 p.m. j DINNER DANCE (informal) 9.30 to midnight and J i NEW CABARET ATTRACTION I First Appearance of Australia's LoVeliest Dancers. CHARLES and HELEN > S Winners of the Professional Ballroom Championships 1936.
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      27 8 The Best Cough Mixture, proved by popular test is U.P. Cough Mixture Lung Tonic therefore the best. The quick certain Cure, Sold by The United Pharmacy SINGAPORE.
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      285 8 i LATEST ADVERTISEMENT i FOR SALE—Late 1936 Baliila Fiat Tourer. 'Phone 5814 or 9, Upper Wilkie Road, Singapore. NOTICE. IN THE ESTATE OF BERNARD STA MARIA DECEASED Pursuant to Section 29 of the Trustees Ordinance (Chapter 59) NOTICE Is hereby given to all creditors and other persons having any claims
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      171 8 Singapore Municipality TENDERS TENDERS are now invited for the following material* or services. For particulars, see Municipal Terjder^^Roonx Supply of 100 tons of best Quality Quick Lime for the Water Dept. 4 p.m., 10th June, 1937. Construction of cast in situ reinforced concrete piling for Owen Rd., Sewage Pumping Station
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      161 8 DISLOCATED ELBOW LED TO NEURITIS Could Not Straighten Her Arm Four months ago, this woman rhslocated her left elbow. Although the elbow was properly set she developed neuritis and could not straighten arm. She was ordered to take X chen —with the happy result de in this letter: T had
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      274 8 i POSTAL INTELLIGENCE j _i STEAMER MAILS DESPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DATS AND TIM! Hoihow Hai Hing May 28 2 p.m. Muntok Plancius 28 2.30 p.m. Java, South-West Sumatra, S.-East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and Timor Dilly Plancius 28 230 p.m. Java, South-West Sumatra, S.-East Borneo, Celebes Moluccas and Timor Dilly
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    Status Of Women In India "GREATEST EVENT IN RECENT HISTORY"
    130 9 MR. NEHRU'S ADDRESS "WOMEN WITH HORRID JEWELS REPULSE ME" Singapore, Thursday. REFRESHING contrast to his previous public speeches. Pandit Nehru to-day, at the Singapore Ladies' Union, addressed a gathering of girls and women, in the course of which he said
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    "WE DON'T WANT DOLLS TO PLAY WITH"
    598 9 MR. NEHRU prefaced his remarks by saying that he did not want to address the gather.ng as '"ladies," because he did not like the word and it Kerned vulgar. He rather preferred the designation "women." I am sorry I have to come here
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    CONDEMNED AIRMEN
    57 9 Reuter. Bilbao. May 27. THE Basque Government announces the postponement of the execution of tlv three condemned German airmen "witn the object of contributing to the dlsapprarance from the international .cene of all motives which could promote the continuance of intervention of Fasc.,' powers in the Spanish civil
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    REFUGEE CHILDREN
    35 9 British Official Wireless. London, May fl. Four hundred Basque children who art to be cared for by the Salvation Array arrived in London yesterday and vere welcomed by General Evangeline Booth.—British Official Wireless.
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    22 9 Mr. W. Lfncham, M.C.S., M.A., has arrived In Taiping to take the place of Mr. Williams as Secretary to the Resident, Perak.
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    29 9 Mr. Nadarajah, overseer P.W.D.. Su-lak-North. is proceeding on transfer to Lumut and Mr. Macido from there leaves on transfer to S!rapan and Mr. Fernandez from Serapau proceeds to Salak-North.
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    28 9 It is understood that Rao Sahib R.A. Mukundan, until recently agent of the Government of India in Britis)Malaya, has been awarded the 0.8. E., In the Coronation honours.
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    36 9 Mr. Khoo Chong Boon, Office Assistant. Registry of Titles has retired aft?t 30 rears of meritorious service: Mr. F. Eliathamby, chief clerk. Land Office, Kuala LumpUr has been appointed to take Mr. Chong Boon's place. I
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    26 9 Mrs. H. McEnelly, wife of the American Consul In Singapore, who w&s Mrs. H. operated on for appendicitis on Saturday is reported to be progneeslng well.
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      375 10 o-o-®-@-@-®—o-oo ?o'ift o--1 Extra! To-Night!! CAPITOL J SPECIAL PARAMOUNT PICTURES S M BY AIR MAIL J The HINDENBURG DISASTER f OAh Amazing Record showing the actual bursting into® J. flames and total destruction! 1 0 A Screening with:— A. f 5 Paramount's Magnificent 2 REEL Picture of the ABBEY Ceremony
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      343 10 t l The Years Outstanding ELEPHANT I i PiOOUCfD IT ALEXANDER KORDA fl MOM "fOOMA, OF fl IHf fl tP h i)• IV fl RUDYARD KIPLING J mm fl Opens fl SOON 1 At The fl CAPITOL CAPITOL..To-morrow Morning at II Special "MICKEY A*Oi ISE" MATINEE \n Outstindine Programme trill
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      236 10 GRAND GUIGNOL COMES TO THE SCREEN IN ALL ITS THRILLING, HAIR RAISING, SPINE CHILLING DRAMA m_m\__ A BRILLIANTLY ACTED STUDY OF THE MACABRE! ["OPENING TO-NIGHT j PAVILION J| THIS FILM IS UNSUITABLE FOR PEOPLE OF l BASIL RATHBONE JSIBb ann harding "Thrilling robust "A prince among thri'l- fl w ith
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    REV. E. STANLEY JONES
    72 11 To Visit Malaya In July I The Rev. E. Stanley Jones, D.D., the ally known missionary and has accepted an invitation n days in Malaya in late July JJjjjle n route to China, ri rones' numerous books which inChrist of the Indian Road" anC i -Christ
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    INDIGESTION
    73 11 Th Logical Treatment Mr. Stroll, M.D., Paris. tMstriUs and stomach ulcer» due to the formation o'. the stomach. To neutcid and make the stomach «nd and alkaline. Is not only but also the only lasting nrlng relief To do t-hid, we iiiTMcribe 'Blstiratcd 1 Magnesia product that has stood
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    MALACCA ITEMS
    359 11 Mr. E. V. G, Day Acting Resident l > ovi Ojvn Correspondent) Malacca. Friday. A MEETING in connection with the Girl Guide movement in Malacca will be held at the Residency on Monday May 31. The local Girl Guides Association Is composed of representative people whose standing ensures
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    C.M.S.N. SERVICES
    41 11 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, May 28. ,The China Merchant Steamship Navigation Company is planning to extend its services both at home and abroad. It is necessary, therefore, that the capital to increased to $100,000.000. Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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      418 11 Hon is More Than Skin Deep Doctor Tells How To End Itch in 7 Minutes. skin has nearly 50 millionVtiny nd pores where invisible germs, or funerus can hide and make n Itch, Crack, Peel, Burn, and be d by Ringworm, Acne, Blotches, s, Crotch-Itch, Singapore Foot, Itch, or Eczema.
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      285 11 iGreat World Show! I Cabaret To-night ft .6 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT ft ADMISSION: TEA DANCE FREE NIGHT DANCE 50 CTS "fr ft mim* ft •fr STARTING FI'OM 2ND TO BTH JUNE, 1937. X FOR ONE WEEK ONLY V ft |Crand Election Night| JPOPULAR VOTES FOR THE THREE* ❖BEST MOST POPULAR
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      309 11 1»Q VP! REMEMBER?...Jeanette Mac Donald's grand martial singing in "Love Parade" B" _f\ if* s>jc _p .Jeanette and Nelson Eddy's inspiring duets in "Naughty if Marietta" and "Rose Marle' v .The magnificent costumes and settings in "Naughty Marietta?" THA T WAS ON L V AN "INTRODUCTION" TO THE SCREEN'S MOST
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES BIRTH.
    35 12 The wife of Mr. H. M. Danker of No. "D" Bukit Timah Road (Government Quarters I gave girth to twin-daughters on the 15th May, 1937. Both mother and twins are doing well.
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    ENGAGEMENT.
    37 12 SONG—KOH The engagement Is announced of Mr Song Kim Guan. youngest son of flie late Mr. and Mrs Song Ticng Chen» to Mi s Koh Grk Neo. third daughter "f Mr and Mrs. Koh Chong Beng.
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    DEATH.
    22 12 At the General Hospital, Singapore, on 26th May, 1937. Gwendolen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Pester, aged 2i years.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    38 12 Mr end Mrs Prater wish to thank friends who enquired ourinu their daughter's Illness: tho e who sent floral tributes at the interment pud the Doctors and Nurses of the General Hospital for their care and attention.
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    UNEMPLOYMENT AND THE FUTURE
    747 12 REPLYING to questions in the House of Commons, Mr. Ormaby-Gore, the Secretary for ihe Colonies, has had more to say on the question of unemployment relief in the Straits Settlements and the Malay States. He gathered, said Mr. Ormsby-Gore, speaking in the confident way which is
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    WEDDING BELLS
    77 12 For Two Former Malayans (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, May 19. TWO weddings of former Malayans are scheduled for next month. Ruth, daughter of the Rev. G. N Stevens, formerly of Malaya and now of Diss. Norfolk, will marry Cecil Field, of London. Lieut. Morice
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    NOTES & COMMENTS The Cinema To-Day
    153 12 NOTES COMMENTS The Cinema To-Day •THOSE who are interested in the cinema, and that means everybody these days, will find many points discussed in the annual report to the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America prepared by Mr. Will H. Hays, the President. Mr. Hays, who is known as
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    Grand Opera
    149 12 regards the future, we are told that- something is likely to be done in the direction of producing grand onera in complete form. "The field of story and music from ihe opera In the form of complete works has been beckoning to the screen," says Mr. Hays. "Operatic
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    Feature-Length Cartoons
    134 12 •THOSE who revel in Walt Disney Cir toons will be glad to h< these have now been develo: extent of iorming full feu; attractions. "Snow White.' of Snow White and the Ben will be the first of these, and th developments _in sound, c other technical effects have
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    British Pictures
    152 12 THE report deals, of course, n.; the American film industry, but ence is made to prcdu Li countries, from which it is apparev. that British pictures continue ahead. There were app: 1.875 feature films produced throughout the worid last year, 0 f which 1.374 were produced in countries
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    Topics Of The Day
    388 12  -  Br "Looker On" RIOTERS recently stormed an openair and pelted the artists. It seems they didn't leave a turn unstoned. "You can't rise in the world by standing still," says a business man. ilow about in a lift? "How can you tell the weight of a
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      280 12 E. P. N. S. CUPS i' I 1 IB 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 1.75 EACH ROBINSON CO. LTD. SINGAPORE, KUALA LUMPUR. INFALLIBLE INSECTICIDE FmjYjMoRTE.N S\JLJ&& LIQUID SPRAY
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      44 12 Eye Examinations, EyegUsses Exclusively. THOIMPSON OPTICAL CO., Qualified eyesight Specialists 4, ARCADE, GROUND FLOOR. LARGEST. BEST EQUIPPED. R. A. Thompson D.O.Sc. Dr. of Ocular Science, EVERY TAXPAYER IS A SHAREHOLDER IN THE F.M.S. RAILWAYS SO WHY NOT INCREASE YOUR PROFITS BY USING RAIL TRANSPORT.
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    MUST MALAYA PAY MORE FOR EMPIRE DEFENCE? DOMINIONS ARE HEDGING
    132 13 "NO COMMITMENTS" BUT THEY WANT MORE BRITISH TRADE ORDERS jyjALAYA, which contributes $4,500,000 yearly to Imperial defence ($4,000,000 as a fixed contribution by agreement with the British Government and $500,000 as a voluntary contribution) will be extremely interested to learn
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    MEETING OF MUNITIONS COMMITTEE
    174 13 London, May, 28. i THE first meeting of Sir Thomas Inskip's Munitions Committee of the 1 Imperial Conference will be held at j 9.30 a.m. to-day. While it is thought that all the Dominions have agreed to the principle of co-ordination of defence they have made
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    WAR MATERIALS
    227 13 General Discussion On Empire Trade Reuter. London, May 27. AT the eighth meeting of the principal delegates of the Imperial Conference, presided over by Mr. Stanley Baldwin, at 10 Downing Street to-day, the representatives of Southern Rhodesia and Burma were added to the Committee on wa; materials and
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    LARGEST SUSPENSION BRIDGE
    107 13 Reuter. San Francisco, May 28. THE Golden Gate Bridge over the entrance to San Francisco Harbour, said to be the largest suspension bridge in the world, was opened to the pubhc yesterday. It has taken fiv e years to build it.'at a cost of $35,000,000. The bridge
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    AIRMEN REPRIEVED
    60 13 Reuter. Bilbao, May 27. rE Basque Government announces that it has postponed the execution of the three condemned German airmen, "with the object of contributing to the disappearance from the international scene of all motives which could promote a continuance of the intervention of the Fascist powers in
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    STEEL STRIKE BEGINS
    19 13 Reuter. Chicago, May 27. The steel strike has begun. At present 23,000 workers are affected. —Reuter.
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    Mr. Mac Donald Refuses A Peerage TWO POLITICAL RETIREMENTS
    600 13 BIG CHANGES? Empire Tributes To Mr. Baldwin British Official Wireless. MR. Ramsay Mac Donald has declined the offer by His Majesty the Kin? of a high hereditary honour on th- eve of his retirement from political life. London, May 27. To-day's
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    500 BURIED IN SAND
    74 13 Submerged During Sleep Reuter. Mexico City, May 28. FIVE Hundred people are reported to have perished in the mining village of Tlalpuiahua (Mexico State) when a flooded sand deposit, used for washing medals overflowed like lava, burying the houses below and all their sleeping occupants just
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    37 13 Nearly 700 men from Indian and Burmese regiments went to London to attend the Coronation. They were billeted at Hampton Court, near London. The above Planet News picture shows some of the troops.
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    NEW LAND POLICY IN BRITAIN
    489 13 PLAN FOR WAR RESERVES REJECTED British Official Wireless. London, May, 27. IN important statement ot -tie Go- vernment's proposals for increasing urcductivity of agriculture with a view both to defence requirements and to tablish ng the industry on a sounder :conom:c foundation in peace time
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    UNION SATISFIED
    116 13 Honourable Settlement Of Bus Strike British Official Wireless. London, May 27. THE Secretary ot the Transport Workers' Union described the settlement of the London bus strike as an honourable one. He added an expression of thanks to the public lor I the patience had shown durlni I Ihe
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    U. S. STEEL STRIKE
    99 13 Reuter. Chicago, May 27. THE steel strike threatened here has begun and 23,000 workers are affected. Earlier reports stated that employees of all plants of the Republic Steel Co. (Youngstown). the Sheet and Tube Co. and the Inland S f eel Co., totalling 80.000 are to
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    TRADE UP FIFTY PER CENT.
    218 13 APRIL RETURNS Best Month Since The Slump rSE upward trend of Malayan trade continued unabated in the monih of Apriiv and preliminary returns justi issued by the Registrar-General of Statistics show that the total volume of trade so far in 1937 is fifty per cent,
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    MORE TROOP MOVES
    81 13 Skirmish Between Forces In Kitung Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, May 28. MOVEMENTS of Japanese troops in Peiping, Tientsin, Tungcnow. Fengyun, Chinchow, and Yukwan are particularly heavy during these tew days. It is also reported that further reinforcements will be arriving to strengthen all the defences. The
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    CHINESE MARRIAGES AT CONSULATE SHOULD BE STOPPED "IMMEDIATELY" SAYS SIR ONG SIANG SONG
    120 14 REPORT SENT TO S.C.B.A. I I QUESTION OF DUAL NATIONALITY OF THE STRAITS-BORN marriages, involving St ra it s -born Chinese, at the Consulate irregular, and do they in any way affect the status of Straits Chinese
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    QUERIES BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    1179 14 JN a report he has sent to fellow-members of the Committee of the 5.C.8.A., Mr. Chuah Keh Hai writes, inter alia: 'At the Committee meetings of the S C.B.A held on March 16, and April 13, the opinion of the Committee was sought by the
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    EXPRESS HELD UP
    52 14 Incident On Siberia Railway rry, a D Shanghai, May 28. SS g Ha T nkow express wh "e passing Northern Lutai yesterday morna n r S moS £™*<« Japanese passengers. All the shutters were lowered when the tram passed T.sinan. No one was allowed to look out.—Sin
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    MORE BUYING OF GOLD
    218 14 Returning Confidence NO STABILISATION ANTICIPATED Reuter. London, May 27. JtHE monetary authorities again supported gold to-day at the fixing, buying all offered at a penny discount under American parity. Actually there were 121 bars at £340,000 Sterling* in the market but only 50 bars were offered,
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    AIRSHIP DISASTER
    126 14 Complete Film At The Capitol AT THE CINEMA IDDED to the programme at the n Capitol is the Paramount Nevs picture of the destruction of th e Hindenburg, received by air-mail. Present on the ground to secure pictures of what was expected to be another triumphant landing, th
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    17 14 Syed Ismail, general foreman of the Power Station, Taiping. is a patient in the General Hospital, Taiping
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    THE S. S. MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE
    465 14 Important Book By Mr. D. K. Walters MEMBERS of the legal profession and all who have concern with tl c Municipalities of the Colony will welcome the book "Municipal Ordinanc? of the Straits Settlements," wh'.ch will be on sale to-morrow. The author is Mr. D.
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    Inquest On Victims Of Fire CORONATION WEEK TRAGEDY
    98 14 DRAMATIC EVIDENCE BY THE SUR VIVORS Singapore, Thursday. jQRAMATIC evidence was given before the Singapore Coroner, Mr. W. McQuarrie, to-day, by the f urvivors of the disastrous fire that broke out in two shop houses in Victoria Street during the Coronation celebrations
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    FOUR BODIES RECOVERED
    932 14 IT was the night of the Chinese procession. A Chinese contractor, who had gone to town to see the display, leaving his wife, mother-in-law, his four-year-old daughter and infant s;n at home, returned later to find the whole family missing. Three days later their charred remains were
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    BIGGER PAY FOR M.P.'S
    136 14 Government Decision INCREASE FROM £400 TO £600 British Official Wireless. liondon, May 27. his last announcement in the "Commons the Baldwin informed the House to-day of the Government's decision regarding members' salaries. He said, "in accordance with the undertaking I gave on April 7. I have
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    RADIN MAS SCHOOL
    31 14 The eighth annual athletic snort* meeting of the Radin Mas Government heW n ur eround 3 P m n the sch001 prim R M Evmon wil1 distribute the
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    Cultural Link Of India And Malaya MR. NEHRU IN JOHORE
    1052 15 BIG OVATION Striking Address To Crowd (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, May 27. I ARGE crowds lined the Johore Causeway and the main street into Johore Bahru town lone before 5.30 pm. to-day, when Panditji Jawaharlal Nehru was expected.
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    General Strike In Mexico
    134 15 Reuter. Mexico City. May 28. A GENERAL strike which will paralyse the entire petroleum industry of Mexico is proclaimed to come into effect at midnight after the failure of. six months' negotiations between the owners and workers, mainly over the questions of collective bargaining and increases
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    FELL FROM LORRY
    36 15 Singapore, Friday. A Chinese coolie who tell from a lorry in Mandai Road yesterday morning was picked up in a semi-conscious conditions. He was taken to the 'lan Tock Seng hospital by ambulance.
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    25 15 Mrs. Hunter, wife of Dr. P. S. Hunter, the Municipal Health Officer, Singapore, left tor Home by the Sibajak this morning on a short holiday.
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    SWATOW AFFAIR A MYSTERY
    131 15 NEW DIPLOMATIC CRISIS? Reuter. Nanking, May 27. rpHE threatened landing of Japanese marines at Swatow and other developments arising out of "incidents" lately, including the alleged firing on a Japanese trawler by a Customs cruiser off Dairen on May 23. may carry Sino-Japanese relations towards a
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    SITUATION EXAGGERATED
    149 15 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai. May 28. The Mayor of Swatow. while passing Hongkong from Canton on Ills way bark to Swatow told news agencies thai he was still Ignorant of I he details of the incident. He hoped that the situation had not been auurevuled The report
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    SHOPHOUSE FIRE
    93 15 Carbide Gas Again The Cause Singapore, Friday I AST night's rain was responsible for a small fire which broke out in a shophcuse in Victoria Street, which had been ruined by fire exactly a fortnight ago. It appears that a small quantity ol carbide which had not been
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    S. S. ASSOCN. AND NOMINEES
    306 15 MR.L.W.GEDDES Motion To "Give Up Privilege" 19 THE hon. secretary of the Straits Sett! •men's <S neapoi'e) Association announces hit the following let'rr r<n> been received from Mr. L W. Geddcs: "I bee to rive notice that at the meeting of "he Association to be
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    MR. NEHRU'S FAREWELL
    243 15 A Port Dickson Holiday PANDIT Nehru, after two hectic days in S.Tigapore. bade goodbye lhi3 morning when at seven o'c ock he left by car, accompanied by hls daughter and members of the Central Reception Committee for Malayan Indians, for his return journey up-country. Three cars formed
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    "NECK OR NOTHING— KAY-O AT ANY COST" BAER BEATS FOORD AT HARRINGAY
    229 16 REFEREE STOPS FIGHT IN NINTH ROUND Reuter. London, May 27. MAX BAER beat Ben Foord in a twelve round fight at Harringay to-night, the referee stopping the bout in the ninth round. It was a sensationa' finish to
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    Scheme To Make S.C.C. More A ttractive
    429 16 Generous Gesture By President IT is revealed in a notice issued by the Singapore Cricket Club calling a special general meeting for Tuesday. June 8. that the President, Mr. J. m. Sime, who is retiring from Malaya next month, has offered the club
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    SINGAPORE A.A.A.
    92 16 Championship Meeting On July 10 THE annual championship meeting of 1 the Singapore A.A.A. will beheld on the S C C. Padang on July 10. Entries which close on June 23 should be forwarded to Mr. J. S. de Souza, c o the A.PC, as early as possible.
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    MALAYA SCHOOLS' SOCCER
    43 16 The final of the Malay Schools football competition for the silver cup presented by Tuan Syed Mohamed AUtaff. will be played on the Victoria School ground on Sunday at 5 p.m. The finalists are Geylang School I and Slglap School.
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    MALAYS BEATEN 4—0
    436 16 DIV. f SOCCER Sappers First Win For Season Singapore Friday. THE Royal Engineers registered 1 then* first win of the season hi the First Division of the S.A.F.A. League yesterday when they beat the Malays 4—o at the Anson Road Stadium. Weakened by suspensions and absen tees,
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    BUSINESS HOUSES LEAGUE
    138 16 Virtually Won By Nestanglo BY beating the Malaya Publishing House yesterday in their final fixture In the Business Houses League at Fraser and Neave's ground Nestanglo's virtually won the championship in this competition, the positions of the leaders being as follows: Nestanglo 11 9 1 1 51
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    TOURISTS WIN
    67 16 New Zealanders At Cambridge Reuter. London, May 27. GOOD bowling by Dunning and Moloney enabled the New Zealanders to win in two days by a margin of eight wickets when they visited Cambridge for their match with the University. Scores: Cambridge U.: 102 (Dunning 6 for 42) and
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    GOVERNMENT SERVICES F.A.
    63 16 The following will play for the Government Services F. A. in a friendly match against the Royai Artillery at Jalan Besar Stadium on Sunday May SC. Said (G.P.0.); Phillip (Medicals' Humphries (0.P.0.); Chim Bock (Excise > H. Taib (G.P.0.). Sankaran 'Medicals»; Paul Ong (G.P.0.), A Taib <G.PO>
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    S.R.C. Beat The Indians By Two Goals
    386 16 Third Divisiot Soccer Singapore, Irida* PL'LL points were collected |,y 11 1 S.R.C. yesterday in their rbi ,j revision engagement with the I dutn Association on the I idti o» ttie home !»kle winning bv 2- o Both goals were scored in the
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    S.C.C. SOCCER
    50 16 SCC. 2nd XI vs. V.M.C.A. to-day at th* S.C.C. in Div. IV of the S k FA. League: A. Ferguson. T. C. H:mlvn. 11. A Porter. E. E. G. Mortcnsen. E. A. Corless. R. J. Forbes. J. E. D. G'aham, A. T. Aird. J. Kirwan, F. W. Dunh:ll
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    Handicaps For Selangor Races FIRST DAY'S CARD OF NINE EVENTS
    1879 17 THREE-DA V MEETING OPENS ON JUNE 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. WEIGHTS for the first day's nine events at the Selangor Turf Hub's Summer Race Meeting in Kuala Lumpur on June 5, and for tour events on
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    S.C.C. TENNIS
    226 17 Tournament Results And Inter-Team Matches YESTERDAY'S ties in the mixed doubles tournament at the S.C.C. resulted as follows: a Mixed Doubles Handicap: E c Chenington and Miss Cantrell (owe 5> beat Mr. and Mrs. H. J. H Hass (plus 3> 6—4, 6—3. W N Rothery and Mrs. Wilmott
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    S.R.C. TENNIS
    134 17 Tournament Results Ties YESTERDAY'S ties in the S.R.C. lawn tennis tournament resulted as follows: Championship Singles: Dr. B. H. Sheares beat Dr. S. L. Oehlers 6—l, 6—3. Singles Handicap "A" E le Mercier (scr) beat M. G Eber (sen 6—«6—l, 6—4. Singles Handicap "B" O. G Struys beat
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    LADIES' GOLF MATCH
    228 17 rE ladies' social match between the Garrison and Island Clubs, playe.l on level terms on the Island course yesterday resulted in a win for the Garrison Golf Club by 7% points to 3 points. Scopes (Garrison names first). Mrs. A. C. Potts (22) V 4, Mrs. D.
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    KEPPEL G.C. EVENTS
    54 17 The Keppel G. C. June Monthly Medal (Stroke) will be played for on Saturday and Bunday, June 5 and 6 The qualifying round for the St James Cup will b e played off in conjunction with the June Medal. In the final of the Telegraph Cu.. H.
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
    33 17 The Singapore G.C. June Bogey competition wlil be played on Saturday and Sunday. June 5 and G and the ladl?s' June Bogey competition will be played on Monday. June 7.
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      1452 19 %£g B| W 9 M jm m sconces of Friml, Parts 1 and 2 (ReMalayan Listeners' Radio 788«*«« w Heart (Maggie Teyte and Charles Mayhew) PROGRAMMES OF BRITISH EMPTRE (Czibulka). So Nice of you (Weldon, arr. B.b. 5104: Fox Irish D MUr TmJSm aV™*™V Frank Walker). Onkel Fichte (Lincke). Eyes.
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      495 20 ENSURE BETTER VISION NEW CHINA OPTICAiAo. 71 Flfb Street, Singapore Pbom 171*. -^5. MEDICAL j I MASSAGE j GRADUATE OF J THE TOKIO 3 J ASSAGE SCHOOL J MR MRS. AKAJI, J s 210-2. Cucen St., Singapore, i j near Fost Office. J j. BEWARE OF PAIN AFTER EATING Do
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      387 20 CHEONG KOON SENG CO., LTD. AUCTION SALE OF FREEHOLD LEASEHOLD SINGAPORE PROPERTIES. At the saleroom of Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng Co., Ltd., No. 10 Chulia Street. OX WEDNESDAY, 2ND JUNE. 1937. AT 2.30 P.M. Lot 1. Valuable 999 years' leasehold land and houses Nos. 4 6, Cheanwan Seng Place. Singapore,
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      898 20 Malayan Listeners 9 Radio I «2£ Talk by Mr -1 ITS IZ: STS mi 9.30 p.m. Events of the Moment. 11.50 a.m. Time signal Weather (Continued from page 19) !*2 pm Gramophone Records re P°rt Cinema organ concert by Regi- c 9.50 p.m. Moineau, Operetta in nald Foort. 5 Three
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    1125 21 Bakery Production RUBBER'S PART IN AGRICULTURE Ottawa, Canada. /TANADA, because of her great agricultural areas, is known the world over as a wheat-growing nintry. From her fields comes the ;a i:i which supplies the bread for many countries. While the expert of Canadian eat is of great
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    PEARLING LUGGER MYSTERY
    217 21 Man Lost: Line Cut Under Sea Darwin, May 11, ANSWERING a call from a diver 3a fathoms below, a pearling lugger crew hauled up the life-line to hnd film missing. The diver desended from a Japanese lugeer 40 miles north of Elcho Island He was below 20
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    MEIRICH TABLETS
    228 21 Effect On Fuel Octane Values THE modern motor-car needs most cartful rea'ment If one is to get the best out of It. but how many owners I and drivers do give their buses the consideration they deserve !f performance* are not too good and I hi mlleaue done
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    THE CATHEDRAL OF RHEIMS
    433 21 More Than Thirty Kings Crowned There THE Coronation cathedral of France Is at Rheinis, less than two hours by train from Paris, and here more than thirty kings were crowned, the last being Charles X, in 1P5M. Clovts. the first king of France. or perhaps more
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      414 22 I*.-. discovered this 1 Jtf J irp(ltm(int for A r a listless dog more 1 f years ago" I Blood correctives that will keep I I yeur dog healthier A happier in PURE BLOOD—THE SECRET OF A I I a "y Climate. DOC'S COOD HEALTH. I I No one likes
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    THE PRESS AT WORK
    375 23 Feature At Paris Exhibition »pHE production of a newspaper in all 1 its departments will be one cf the .actions at the Paris International Exhibition. In the Palace of the »ress the visitors will see the making a newspaper from the gathering of aewi ihe opies
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    CRIME DETECTION
    216 23 1 i\rill For Visitors At Paris Exhibition *ir« nd more of the secrete 3ttd u. k »iiaei the Puiib international Ex- lion is pr« puiUii; lor lu> are 1 "Cemliiv. Known, and criminal inveaiilatlun piomlie* to provide a xhrlll fo; ihe lovei of detective stories. fhe visitixi will
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    129 23 Esfapfs On Way To Prison Can* Every policeman in Cairo i*> looking a tor Mohaini-d, wanted on a bpr--u ty Charge and renowned as being in rudest man the police have every tiif «-untered. M' bnmod has only one lee. but he managed to escape from the
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    279 23 Wandering Pilgrim Of France DRITISH ex-service men who took part *f in the pilgrimage of combatants of the great war at Lourdes in 1934 may remember a tall, fair, gaunt man. He is a wandering pilgrim, a strange figure, and is constantly turning up in different parts
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    BOMBAY'S BUS SERVICE
    128 23 Double-Deckers To Be Used Bombuv. Red. busev lie U]C c-j.it to- London'"- litsaV, will .soon bo -een in the ol' Bo.tbsy Seven >>:nrs ut Bombay's bus service coiisicsind oi folic *mat| buses Now there ai-? 101 comf'JitQbl* singledeckers, but th?se arc tnsuNlcient to n»eet the »-vrr „rtAVj
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    88 23 The Rolls-Royce concern has Just announced net profits for the year of £390 237 and the directors recommend final dividend of 15 per cent to be paid on the present capital. All the employees of th? Derby nrm who are Territorials are being granted 2 weeks' leave
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    PRESENTATION OF CORONATION MEDALS AT PALACE
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