Morning Tribune, 15 May 1936

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    14 1 The MORNING TRIBUNE > VOL. I.— No. 89. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, May 15, 193<» FIVE CENTS.
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    LOCAL FOOTBALL MATCH TRAGEDY
    234 1 HPECTATOB If I M^ AT STADIUM I EIINESE spectator at yesterday's 1 A football match at Anton Koad the China Olympic side and Singapore Malaya Cup eleven tell dead during the second hall" of game. Tie man, whose name at present I known, was among the
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    North China
    104 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Japanese Troops On The Move Shanghai. May 14. MORE than two divisions of Manchu- kuo troops have arrived m Kuyuen rr n Jehol, and are concentrating m former area. Their object is not clear. Japanese marines m Shanghai have I increased by a joint
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    17 1 lEbbisham has been re-elected 'man of the Surrey Provincial Dior the National Union of Conserve! Unionist Assosiations
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    AUSTRIA'S NEW DICTATOR
    398 1 Reconstructed Cabinet Vienna. May 14. CHANCELLOR Schuschnigg has be v come sole dictator of Austria by an important reconstruction of the Cabinet, whereby, According to a semiofficial communique issued at 12.45 a.m.. after a ten-hours' sitting of the Cabinet all the most important hom< and foreign political
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    58 1 The Chinese Olympic footballers, who played their first practice match m Malaya yesterday against the probable Singapore Malaya (up side at Anso'n Road stadium, and won 4-0. Their captain is Lee Uai Tong. second from the right m the front row, A former Singapore player. Ah Hui. is one of
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    Rhineland
    100 1 Alleged Re-Fortification By Germany London. May 14. THE newspapers itate thai the French del nation to the conference the Locarno Powen at Geneva have produced detailed information regarding conditions m the Rhineland. with special reference to the re-fortification of the demilitarised zone. The foreign secretary. Mr. Anthony Eden, had
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    Allenby Dead
    66 1 ErA Of A Famous Soldier London, May 14 THE death Is announced of Viscount Allenby, one of tne tfeadtng British field marshals In tHte Orta< W;ir. Lord Allrnbv had been m failing health for some time and died t »-day In London. He was m the Great War
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    JAPAN AND PACIFIC
    105 1 Revival Of Old Tokio. May 14. IN the Lower House of the Diet, the War Minister, m pointing out that the restriction* on fortifications m the Pacific area were now a dend letter with the termination of the Washington Treaty, declared that unless a new treaty was
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    MR. J. H. THOMAS AT THE BUDGET INQUIRY
    205 1 MR. J. H. THOMAS AT THE BUDGET INQUIRY No Mention Of Budget Secrets London, May 14. MR JH. THOMAS testified to-day before the Budget tribunal and denied emphatically that he gave any information relating to the Budget. "I have heard nine Budget statement*." he said, "which must approach a record,
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    Mr. Baldwin's Views On Changes In The League
    126 1 Mr. Baldwin's Views On Changes In The League London, May 14. Mr. Stanley Baldwin the Premier, m a sprnh at the Albert Hall, said probabl} at the Autumn meeting of the League the members would have to consider wnat charges, if any, were necessary m the League. He hoped that
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    Singapore Divorce Action
    1116 2 DECREE FOR HUSBAND Wife Preferred Cabaret Singapore, Thursday. THAT his wife left him because he objected to her 'dam-ins a*, the New World Cabaret as a professional dam ins partner^ that -he objected to him accompany ins her to the Cabareit and escorting her home afterwards, and
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    31 2 Singapore's Malaya Cup probables, seen m this photograph, met the Chinese Olympic footballers yesterday and save a very Rood display but were not nearly good enough to win a hard match.
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    Siam Air Service
    83 2 Ant I- Aircraft Regiment Formed (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok. May 13. THE Council of Regency attended the (juoning of the headquarters of i the new Anti-aircraft Regiment located m the premises of the Artillery Officers Club on the outskirts of Bangkok, on Saturday night and remained
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    38 2 At Lord Londonderry's Dawdon Colliery, Seaham Harbour. 600 miners re- j ciivcd 14 days' notice to cease work. This waa Stated to bo due to the slack- 1 ness m the coal trade which arises during the summer.
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    NORTH CHINA SMUGGLING
    441 2 New Moves In Europe London M THE moggling In North Chi subject of official repn which have been made m Tok: the British and United Btafc ments. The newspapers state that I ence goes to show that ov action of the independent act against the Communist aul
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    German Zeppelin Over English Towns
    73 2 German Zeppelin Over English Towns London, Ma :4 THE German zrppelin H passed over England last her 'way from Lakehunt, United B a to Frankfort on Main. After passing the South Wale about ten o'clock last night *h«low and was clearly visible In towns and villages, Including < v ter
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    Voted Barrister Dead
    21 2 Paris. Maj I The death has occurred here I well- loiown barrister, Mr. I I ---Renter Wireless. I
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    Lawyer Struck Off Roll
    1401 3 USED CLIENTS MONEY Unprofessional Conduct Singapore, Thursday. •H op^on of the Court, that inasmuch a^ e ence 7 nvolv IT V «es t use of money entrustiius dishonest use 01 t y, ne Court tO hl ntion but o order that he has no P^VJ^jJ^koU of
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    Law Notice For To-day
    29 3 Law Notice For To-day Before Mr. Justice Adrian Clark In .in 1 2nd Court at 11 a.m. Part heard S. 335 35 Gurdial Singh vs. Ah Klan <m.w.». etc.
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      13 3 |'nnx&uo\ /C/ a< s > Um^i S KAPIU-lIAHI>KNiNO (IMINT S MASTER LAMINATED STEEL PADLOCKS
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      79 3 ROSKOPF PATENT WATCHES INTRODUCED /^C|p|S^ MILLIONS 70 YEARS f^^v^l*] IN USE AGO V^^^S TO-DAY MjE^y See the new displays at all dealers. Sole Agents: M<HltOr Ltd. SINGA.ORE. »r mmmKmmmmmwmmummmmmmm The Newesl ExpsMWC Meter! ■■it by the OMBBUX manufacturers, but only of half Ombrux size and 4 x as sensitive! I
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  • Up-To-The Minute Financial News
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      THE LOCAL MARKET
      235 4 Sellers Still Reserved (By Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Thursday morning. Rubber (Singapore) 25< j; cts., l -hanged. Tin (Singapore) $100, up Market Tone: Steady. To-day's Prices:— London: 7 1 j,d., unchanged. Market Tone: Very Steady. New York: 15 5 16 cts., unchanged. Market Tone: Dull. TIN London:
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      Share Business
      115 4 Singapore. Thursday. The faint signs shown m the market yesterday of reviving interest have not disappointed and there was considerably a better inquiry to-day for tin shares. The forward selling and bargain prices pi the last few days has died away and there are good indications of a
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      Guthrie's Rubber Report
      159 4 Guthrie's Rubber Report lAt tic Disposition To Si U Messrs. Guthrie and Co. Ltd., Bingapore, reported a£ follows on May 14 The political .situation m Europe continues to Affect the market, bj a result of which very little busine i.s being transacted. Although the undertone 'Continued m next column/ Is
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      COMMODITY PRICES
      78 4 COMMODITY PRICES Special London Cable 'Ly Our Financial Correspondent; London, May 14, THE following were the closing prices for rubber, tin, gold, silver, copra and wolfram: Market Tone: Firmer. LONDON RUBBER Spot: 7 1.3.32 (up 332). July-Sept.: 7 15.32 (up 1 16). LONDON TIN Spot: 1214% (up 1 4 Forward:
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      The Exchanges
      48 4 Yesterday's Closing Prices (By Our Financial Correspondent) London, May 14. THE closing prices were as follows: London New York Cross Kate 4.9(i (down 1' 4 London Paris: 75 'j (down 3 16). London Amsterdam: 7«33ft (down 2' 2 London Hon^konj?: Is. ,V|d. (down 1 16 d.).
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      The Singapore Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Assn.
      83 4 The Singapore Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Assn. DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Thursday noon. Buyers. Sellers. No. I.X.R.S.S. m cases 'FOB. May* ***** ***** FAQ. m cases 'FOB May* 25 313 25 516 t (able: London Spot Sheet 7 5 I6d. jxt lb. New York Spot Shoot U.S. cts 15 516
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      LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCK PRICES
      316 4 Share of £1 denomination unless London, May 14 6.30 p otherwise stated Previously Yesterday Rise or fall. War Loan, 3V 2 P-C 106' 106' b Com. Union Assce. (Units) 10 7 8 10 7 H Prudential Assce. "A" 37 3 4 37 3 4
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      British Trade
      120 4 Preliminary Returns For April London, May 13. THE preliminary figures of overseas trade m April issued by the Board of Trade to-night show an all round increase m imports compered with a year ago, together with rise m the total exports. Exports last m-jiith amounted to £33.427,000 compared
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      43 4 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. (Established m 1880) Capital Subscribed (Fully paid up) V.100,000,000 Reserve Fund V. 129,150,000 Head Oifice: YOKOHAMA SINGAPORE BRANCH, MEYER CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE. Manager, h. unagami. Tel: No. 6049 Manager's Room. 5921 5922 General Office. 5923 6472 Compradore's De.k
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      108 4 TENDERS. Tenders are invited from approved contractors for the erection and completion of New Building, No. 5, Malacca Street. Singapore for J. A. Elias Esq. A deposit of $100- which will refunded on receipt of a boiu tender will be required from each contractor tendering. Plans and specifications may be
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    FRASER & CO.'s SHARE LIST
    1062 5 FRASER CO.'s SHARE LIST Singapore, Thursday, May 14th 5 p.m. MINING Buyers, beliefs Tin (4S) 5 3 69 Ampat J,mbang 2 9 296 AUStr wu^m (5S) MB 153 Ayer Hltam (5s J AVer Weng ($1 9 187y B?feSr> Hi-' ssmfr -< 5 5o i Hong Fatt ($1> H-mu Kong Tin
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    P. and O. Ships
    231 5 Orders Go To Barrow Shipyard London, May 10. ONE of the biggest shipbuilding contracts placed since the war WM awarded on April 18 by the P. and O. Company to Vickers-Armstrongs. of Barrow-in-Furness. It is for two sister liners of about 24,000 tons each of a
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    A Last Appeal
    197 5 A La st Appeal Lord Beatty's Plea For Coastal Ships London, May 10. A FEW weeks before his death Eari Beatty, as president of the Coastui Trade Development Council, wrote an article m which he urged support for British coastal shipping It has been published m the Chambei of Commerce
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      16 5 I 1 >loroi( I Mo\ i INSURANCE COMPANY. LTD. Agents: STME. DARRY CO.. LTD. Singapore Branches
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      232 5 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated m Straits Settlements). SUCCESSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK. LTD., THE HO HONG HANK. LTD., AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LTD. CAPITAL: Authorised 540.000.000.00 Paid Fp $10,000,000.(7(1. HEAD OFFICE: CHINA BIUDINC. (HIM A STREET, SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH: 4. r ,S. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
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    A MIDSUMMER NIGHT
    391 6 Shakespeare At Alhambra FROM the day he entered pictures, Joe E. Brown has been a star. He served no apprenticeship as a featured player. He has starred m fifteen Warner Bros, productions and m the sixteenth was content to be one of a cast of other stars.
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    ALICE FAYE'S CLUB
    175 6 Star Of "King Of Burlesque" ALICE Faye has finally thoughi up a stunt to stymie the Hollywood mongers. It's her new "No Engagement Club." Miss Faye, who sings, dances and the leading feminine role m "King Burlesque," coming shortly to thi pitol Theatre, thinks it's a shame
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    18 6 Robertson Hare and Norah Howud m the Gaumnnt Bntish corned."Car Of Dreams," which opens to-night at the Pavilion.
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    NEW BRITISH FILM
    422 7 German Star At Pavilion THE Greta Mosheim— John Mills—Robertson Hare— Norah Howard musi-cal-comedy, under the direction of Graham Cutts and Austin Melford. opens at the Pavilion to-night. This nay little subject has covered an mous amount of ground, fimically and geographically. There have been motor-rally scenes on
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    25 7 One of the outstanding: dancing sequences m the new British comedy •First A Girl," Jessie Matthews' latest success, which opens at the Pavilion next week.
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    41 7 The 10 favourite motion picture stars of Claudette Colbert, now appearing m "The Bride Comes Home," are Marlene Dietrich, Carole Lombard, W. C. Fields. Clark Gable. Charles Laughton, Gary Cooper, Joan Crawford. Fred Mac Murray. Edward Everett Horton and Edgar Kennedy.
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      77 7 CINEMA Dl CAPITOL PAVILION TO-MGHT:— Charlie Chaplin m "Modern Times," with Paulette Goddard. TO -nigHT:— Robertson Hare m "Car of Dreams." with John Mills, etc. ALHAMBRA e*r\r*r\\\r±\ TO-MGHT:_R*x Story's Greater "Nine M ARLBORUUUM O clock Revue" and "Way Down Tft vir.HT— "Old Man Rhythm," with East" with Rochelle Hudson, Henry
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      162 7 THE ONE PICTrRK EVERY SINGAPOREAN MUST SEE! t4 111 I 411 M«pIIIIV t t 1 Aril IH alt €l •5* MATINEES TO-MORROW AM) SUNDAY 3.15 .J. ■•■'> oa* v: 1 O I m A '^B^^Sx JT «——»-—»a«... V V EARLY BOOKING IS ADVISED. PHONE 5261 V oj* »2* •5* *r*
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    Portsmouth As Empire Air Base?
    811 8 WORK IN 3 STAGES All Types Of AirCraft London. DECISION will have to be taken shortly on the proposal t«» prepare home base for the Empire flyin» -boats at the head of Kant» stone Harbour, near Portsmouth. The decision will rest with the Portsmouth City
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    61 8 Scotland Yard detectives are contlnuing inquiries into the death of Mrs. Beatrice Sutum. 51. whose body was found In a Sal m which she lived at Elmhurst Mansions, Edgeley Road. Clapham, s.w. Baperlntendeni Helby, of Scotland Yard, was askod to investiuato. It was stated that death was believed to be
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    Cheap Goddess
    241 8 Bargain At British Sale London. THE famous Hygieia. the six toot eight larble Goddess of Hi Ith which cost th? first Lord Melcheti £4,400 at the Hope tale m 1917. has '■\rc. only 5"0 guineas at a sale at Chrietie's here. With a spot light upon her. he
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    Eaiing Prison Cell!
    128 8 Eaiing Prison Cell Glasgow. A thief who had begun to eat the bolts and bars of his prison cell has appeared before the Glasgow Sheriff Court. Joseph Shalopske stole a ring— and swallowed it. He was arrested and placed m a cell. He began to eat the bolts and bars.
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    THIRD DEGREE EXPOSED
    184 8 Revelations By G-Man WMhli THIRD degree methods used to confessions are exposed In cle by a G-Man (Federal Agent) lished m "'The Investigator," an i publication of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. "Stupid barbarily." is tho way 'author. Mr. E. J. Chayflts, d< .such forceful police methods
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    Snuh For Peace
    210 8 Britain Hans Xcw Film Lond A GRAPHIC three-minute film "Peace,* 1 (n which four ordinary neople °,ivp their views on war. has 1 banned by the Censor II war, shown privately In Londi and the examiner of the British B of Piln Ci nsors declared the Rim
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    56 8 The King inspected the 3rd Battalion. Grenadier Guards, at Chelsea Barracks. The Grenadier Guards was the first regiment m which his Majesty served as an officer. He was received at the main entrance of the barracks by Major-General B.N. Sergison-Brooke, G.0.C., London District. Lieut-Col. C. R. Britten, m command gave
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    Socialism In India To-day
    922 9 TWO VOICES IN CONGRESS Mr. Gandhi's Activity Delhi C()( I\l ISM. which had a voice m the Congress jratherinp: at Lftduww, is gradually ■■Wgfag (S i reality m Indian politics. While it exists loosely and is still unpresented hy any ad hoc organisation, it is nevertheless
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    40 9 A new high record of employment m Great Britain was reached m March When 10.630.000 insured persons were at work Most of the principal industries shared m the increase, but there were more peoplr temporarily unemployed m the coal industry.
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    CONVICT BAND REBELS
    150 9 Missed The Tea Party Joliet, Illinois. A CONVICT band is facing the music —solitary confinement m prison here. For several months, vie band nas been the attraction m the "Big House Revue," a radio programme which is broadcast every Sunday afternoon from the prison chapel. After each
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    Flying Red Cross
    143 9 Flying Red Cross London. The first British aeroplane to be used solely as a flying hospital is now under construction. Mr. S. J. Noel-Brown, of the British Red Cross Society, stated m B speech at Wimbledon. South-West London, that this machine was nearing completion at the works of an aircraft
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    29 9 A plea for an immediate increase m the number of British settlers m New Zealand was made by Lord Bledisloe m an address at the Chartered Surveyors' Institution, London.
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    WIFE THROWN TO DEATH
    239 9 Crowd Watches Madman Valparaiso, Chile. AFTER throwing his wife and children from an upper storey window, German engineer named Philip Strohr has committed suicide at a Valparaiso hoU>l by leaping after tfiem. At' daybreak, he appeared at the upper storey window and attracted a crowd of
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    Healthier Without Homework!
    199 9 Healthier Without Homework Cambridge. Boys are healthier when they are given no homework, an English headmaster has decided by experiment. Mr. Sutcliffe, headmaster of Lincoln City School, told the Cambridge University Training College Association's conference at Cambridge that a number of boys at his school, who. from May, 1935, to
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    12 9 One of the many close finishes m Wednesday's racing at Bukit Timah.
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    44 9 The offices at Geneva of the League of Nations, on which world attention is now being centred. On the wall m the foreground is a plaque inscribed: "To the memory of Woodrow Wilson, President of the U.S.A. and founder of the League of Nations.
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  • The MORNING TRIBUNE
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      AN ABSURD POSITION
      270 10 ACCORDING to a statement by the British Premier. Mr. Stanley Baldwin, m the House of Commons, the British Minister at Addis Ababa, Sir Sydney Barton, has been instructed to regard Marsha] Badoglio as the authority m military occupation of the Abyssinian capital. In contradistinction to that practical,
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    AROUND MALAYA
    644 10 lIN recent times there has been a large increase m the number of motor vehicles put on the roads m the F.M.S. and a contrasting feature is that the road mileage shows no increase. This If not for lack of public agitation for I additional facilities About fifteen
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    41 10 The King leaving Westminster Abbey after distributing the Royal Maundy. He is seen with the Archbishop of Canterbury (the Lord High Almoner) and the Dean of Westminster. The custom of carrying nosegays dates back to the time of the Great Plague.
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    PERSONALITIES
    221 10 Miss Knapp, of the Education Department, Kuala Pilah has been on a visit to Ipoh. Dr. Shield, the new Medical Officer, District Hospital, Ipoh, has arrived from Home. Mr. W. Nisbet has returned to Penang after a business visit to Ipoh and Teluk Anson. Mrs. H. W. Reed, wife
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    Malayan Climate Characteristics
    1125 11 THE WEATHER FORECASTS What Experts Are Doing Singapore, Thursday. mHK whole of the Malay Penirtsula lies within a few degrees of the Equator and is m consequence almost entirely free from the disturbing influence of travelling depressions and anticyclones, states the Surveyor-Gen-eral m the course of his
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    29 11 A police inspector tuning the latest type Marconi short-wave receiver at Scotland Yard's new wireless station at Camberwell. The new station has cost £10,000 to build. (Air Mail Photo).
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      45 11 IW Telegraphic Address: HIONTS MM l-v leiecrapn v^^M GOODWOOD The most charmingly situated Hotel m the Island. Ideal for permanent residents RESTAURANT Table d'hote and a la carte. COCKTAIL BAR LOUNGE TENNIS. Special Dinner Dance On Wednesday May 20. DINERS $1.50. SO AFTER-DINNER ADMISSION CHARGE
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    F. A. CUP PIC NAL: AIR MAIL URES
    193 12 F. A. CUP PIC NAL: AIR MAIL URES A picture taken during the final of the Football Association Cup at the Imperial Stadium, Wembley, when the Arsenal beat Sheffield United by the only goal of the match. Above is sho wn a melee round the Londoners' coal, with Wilson, the
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    THE DISHES of CATHAY
    1837 14 THE DISHES of CATHAY Suggestions for making a few of them at home and ordering them at restaurants. (1) Bird's Nest Soup. (9) Stuffed Duck. (2) Sharks' Fin. (10) Roast Pigeon. (3) Crab Omelette. (11) Fish with Sweet Sour Sauce. (4) Chicken cooked m Soya Sauce. (12) Steamed Pomfret. (5)
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    19 14 These decorative serving bowls, spoons and chopsticks are all the necessary dinner service and silver at a Chinese dinner.
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      74 14 dorothv —f»«.. gives beauty treatments m her restful salon, where her special radium creams and lotions are also obtainable. She has just received new bath powders, bath foam and nail varnishes m beautiful colours. 2ND FLOOR, 18, BATTERY Xl) Phone 6995. g^Z^L CROWN LUKKs I carry ready stocks of crown
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      173 15 siioriMX, <,i m»i: RESTAURANT Itt'al luiropean j Food Come and have your steak cook- j ed as you like it on an open I charcoal grill by JOHN, Slnja- i pore's leading Chef. OPEN TILL MIDNIGHT Arcade Restaurant! 1 1 Collyer Quay, Phone 4825. BOOKSHOP 1 1 A SKETCH OF
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      93 15 Qualified Eye Specialist!. I Eye Examinations. Eyeglasses. Exclusively. Phone 3002. GRAMOPHONES COLUMBIA j GRAMOPHONES and RECORDS j NEW MODELS i ROBINSON PIANO Co n S5. Ltd Winchester House, Collyer Quay, i j Singapore. i opposite the NEW PIER. TAILOR Fresh stocks of English Suiting^ and Shirtings of various qualiJ ties*
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      98 15 CHEMIST NYAL CORN REMOVER 50 cts. Nyals Corn Remover forms a protective cover over the Corn and gives immediate relief. Agents FEDERAL DISPENSARY LTD. (Inc. m F.M.S.) 8, Raffles Place, Singapore. CAMERAS AND FILMS HAIRDRESSER Maison Marcelle j The Best Address for modern Hairdressing J 35 Stamford Rd. Proprietor: Y.
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      41 16 P&OBRITISH INDIA PASSENGER FREIGHT SERVICES FOR ALL INFORMATION APPLY TO:— F. O S.N. CO.. R. V. HARRIS, AGENT TEL No. 5961 8.1.5. N. CO.. LTD.. BOI'STEAD CO., LTD. TEL. No. 5431. 8.1 (APCAR) LINE HARPER, GILFILLAN CO., LTD. TEL No. 5861.
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      455 16 f BRITISH INDIA p. o. s. w. nrs sailings, OUTWMiDS. Due *'Ue Tonnage Spore. Tonnage Spore. 1936. 19 r* RAWALPINDI 17.000 May 22 RAJPUTANA 17.000 July 31 BURDWAN 6.070 June 4 CHITRAL 15.00 Aug. 14 CORFU 15,000 June 5 BHUTAN 6.100 Aug. 27 RANCHI 17,000 June 19 RANPURA 17.000 Aug.
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      735 16 iTHIE^ARBOIj!*! PASSEMCEWi I HAMUSAM M\l\\ BY AIR SAILS f\ AMONG the passengers who left by the r^^s^,-*... ™-«a^ Hakusan Maru yesterday, saili: '^wL^^^fc-L! Penang. Colombo and European nor.- —-^^^fete^yOT^ I was Mr. E. R. Koek. Mr. Koek is roj straight to London and plans to spend THE following were passengers
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    —News Of The Day
    19 17 ■^M»» Mrs F W. Eking, who left Singapore for Europe by the Hakusan Maru yesterday.
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      329 17 111 R\S PIIILP LINE. (Incorporated m Australia) NEXT SAILINGS. Due Saili. MARELLA May 28 June 3 MERKAR June 28 July 3 Special cheap round trip tickets from Singapore to Australia issued at the lullowing rates. Firdt Class passengers may transfer at Singapore. Brisbane, Sydney or Mci bourne to tne connecting
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      559 17 m *t^^^* m~^^* fc^^^* M T T r^ y^ TO FRENCH PORTO ui^^STX Z3 IB UOMEWARDS. i DLSIRADE For Marseilles, Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux Muy 29 D'ENTREC'ASTEAUX For Mar^eilh s. Havre, Antwerp Dunkirk June 4 CAP TOURANK For Marseilles, Mantel, St. Nazaire Bordeaux July 2i 1 LLMOIS For Marseilles. Havre,
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    FOR YOUR NEW MODELS FOLLOW THE STARS
    471 18 (By Air Mail) London, May 1. THE opening of the Covent Garden Opera season this week brought forth a display of all the newest fashions, and the two outstanding features were, flowers m place of jewels and capes of every possible material. Flowers,
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    Secrs Banned
    211 18 And The Gipsies An Furious London, May II FORTUNE-TELLING has caused many divorces and broken up *> many homes m Rumania that tni Government has decided that it s»na" be abolished, and a new law makes v practice, m any form, illegal. Gipsies, many of whom have amasse"
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    To-day In Singapore
    163 18 To-day In Singapore HIGH TIDES:— 4.OS a.m., 5.53 p.m. BOXING:— Young Frisco v. Riichi Sato, New World Arena, 9.15 p.m. FOOTBALL:— S. A. F. A. League, Div. 11, H.M.S. Terror v. R. Inniskilling Fus. 11, Naval Base. CRICKET:— S.C.C. v. Indian Assn., Ist day, S.C.C. CAPlTOL:— Charlie Chaplin m "Modern
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    Boys' Theatre
    245 18 Built In Their Spare Time Worthing. BOYS of the Sussex-road School, Worth- ing. have gone one better than the girls by building their own theatre In their spare moments. Just finished, the theatre is complete with proscenium, footlights and curtains, and is capable of seating about 200 people.
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    15 18 Lilli Palmer wearing an 'amusing Bavarian felt hat with high pleated crown and feather mount.
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    "Texas Jack"
    221 18 Police Visit To Safe Deposit London, May 12. A VISIT to a safe deposit, and the finding there of jewellery which "appeared to be worth some thousands of pounds," was described by a detective at Marlborough-st. Police Coun. In the dock was Alexander Wardlaw, aged thirty-four, an actor.
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    33 18 The Assam-Bengal Railway Company Limited, invite tenders for the manufacture and supply of approximately tons of steelwork, comprising seven spans of 331 ft. and six spans of 105 ft. for the Meghna Bridge.
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      30 19 PAVILION- Opening Tuesday Xext England's Prettiest Screen and Stage Favourite m her best picture since "GOOD COMPANIONS" Jessie Matthe»ir>\ FIRSTiGIRLIQi SONNIE HALE ANNA LEE H S A GAUMONT-BRITISH PICTURE V*
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      562 19 JON THE RADIO British Empire Programme Transmission 2: GSG M.M mctNi 17 7Q mcs.) from 6.20 p.m. to 7.56 p.m. a %ho from 7.35 pjn. to 9.05 pjn rtf 19 82 metres (15.14 mcs.) from 120 om to 9.05 p.m.: and GSB SI.SS nrtrS (9.51 mcs.) from 6.20 pjn. U
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      522 19 Korsakov) Millicent Silver and Orchestra: Concert Piece, Op. 92 (Schumann) Orchestra: Petite suite espagnole; (1) Danse de cour (2) Sarabands (3) Danse moresque (4) Reverie (5) Pastorale (Paul Vidal) Rhapsody, Espana (Chabrier) 8 a.m. The News and Announcements. Greenwich Time Signal at 8.05 a.m. 8.20 a.m. Close down. TRANSMISSION 2
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      362 19 1.20 p.m. Film selections. 1.50 p.m. Recorded music. Close down. 5.50 p.m. Time signal. Popular concert by Nirom Orchestra. 6.50 p.m. Nirom news bulletin. 7.10 p.m. Popular music. 8.00 p.m. Talk by Mr. Victor Ido. 8.20 p.m. Song recital by Jan Ueremans. 8.50 p.m. Classical concert:— <1.) Suite for orchestra
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      409 19 9.40 p.m. Colonial market prices. 9.50 p.m. Concert, varied music, with Miss Marcelle Samson, singer, and Mrs. Rene Talba, tenor. A Court Ballet (Gabriel Pierne); (a) A Breton Song (Florent Schmitt); (b) They have killed Three Little Girls (Florent Schmitt); (c) Night-time Jazz (Albert Roussel; (Mr. Rene Talba). Sicilenne (Pergolese);
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    Post Office Case
    356 20 An emergency meeting of women Civil servants was held m London recently and passed resolutions affirming the principle of equal pay for men and women m common classes m the Civil Service. Sir Norman Cater, Agent of the Governor-General of India m Baluchistan, has left Bombay for
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    66 20 Twins have been born, two months apart, to a woman named Anne Koubetko, at Losnoz Hospital, Czechoslovakia. Doctors are amazed at her case. She gave birth to the first twin at her home at Jopatak. She did not recover normally, so she was taken to hospital. Now, after an interval
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    34 20 Lieutenant-Colonel S. G. V. Ellis, who was Military Accountant-General to the Government of India from 1929 to 1935, has been appointed Minister of Finance for Patiala m succession to Sir Frederic Gauntlett. iiliiltiiii|it|ui:iiiiliiiri'iiitiHiiiiiiliilMiiiiitlitliii.iliiliiiiiliilMi"i i'
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    13 20 Mr. Bickerdike, who left for Home yesterday by the N.Y.K. liner, Hakusan Maru
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      495 20 OX THE RADIO (Continued pom page 19) Vl 5 W 05 lr p.m g Germany at work. Songs 7.35 p.m.— Concert of Light Music m Praise of Labour (continued). 605pm News and Economic Re- 8.20 p.m.-*Sign off for South Asia view m German (Germ., Engl.). 620 pm Concert of Light
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    Fatal Lorry Crash In Mud
    561 21 TWO DEAD AT SCUDAI Johore Court Story i From Our Own Correspondent) Johore, Bahru, May 13. lAS the result of an accident which A k turrrd at the Bth mile, Scudai Road, on the afternoon of March 30, when two persons were killed, and two
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    Queen's Own Standard For Giant Liner
    70 21 Q London, May 14. UEEN Mary has presented the giant Cunard-Whlte star liner, which she named and launched, with her personal standard. Jt is m silk and is about 3 feet by feet. Of the same design as the standard flown at Buckingham 'ace
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    Pineapple Chiefs At Dinner
    438 21 Farewell To Dr. H. A, Tempany IN honour of the Hon. Dr. H. A. Tern* pany, Director of Agriculture, S.S. and Agricultural Adviser, F.M.S., who will be leaving Malaya on May 22 for England, to take up his new appointment as Assistant Adviser on Agriculture for
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    Dum Dum Bullets
    58 21 Italian Allegations Not Yet Published London. May 13. A GENEVA pi ess message .Utes that P the communication aiadi yesterday b% the Italian Government m»«Wtbe alleged shipment of dum cum bullets from Britain to Abyssinia has not yet been published but is being held up at the
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    A Best Seller
    264 21 Hitler's Story Makes History London AMONG the huge crop of autobiographies produced by statesmen m the years following the war, only Herr Hitler's can be said to have made history, said Dr. G. P. Gooch, the historian and joint editor of "British Documents on the Origins of
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    Abyssinia
    197 21 Queries In House Of Commons London, May 13. IN the absence of the Foreign Secretary-, at Geneva, the Prime Minister had a large number of questions relating to the Halo-Abyssinian dispute to answer m the House of Commons this afternoon. Mr. Baldwin stated that when the Italian Ambassador handed
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    Properly Sales
    158 21 Land And Houses To Value Of $14,600 Singapore, Thursday. PROPERTIES to the total value of $14,600 was sold by public auction*^ the saleroom of Messrs. Tan Ho Oon and Co Ltd., No. 90 and 92, Market Street, Singapore, this afternoon Freehold land and house No. 655-4. off Al-Junied
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    U.S. Kidnapper Sentenced For Life
    27 21 U.S. Kidnapper Sentenced For Life Louisvelle, Kentucky. May 14. Thomas Robinson, Junior, was sentenced to life imprisonment r Kianapping Mrs. Alice Speed Stoll m October 1934 Reuter.
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      50 21 gir^p cc What Eyes have never seen before! l The Year's Most Sensational Production! ■P "I p RFCHARD DIX and LESLIE BANKS ''^fc-^fttfc T "'ET"T X X E B BL ,j^i 1 With Madflfe Evans, Helen Vinson and C. Vubrey Smith .^*jfl BH Kt'.x- It's The Gaumont-British Triumph that recentlj
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    Qualifications Of Judges
    1283 22 BARRISTERS' VIEWS Objection To Changes IIIFE five below an important memorandum issued by the Singapore Bar Committee regarding the amendment of the Courts Ordinance of the Straits Settlements m so far as it affects the provisions relating to the qualifications for appointment as one of His Majesty's
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    German Expert
    299 22 New Shipbuilding In Shanghai Shanghai, May 10 PR the first time m the history of China, shipbuilding will be taught as a specialised course under the instruction of a veteran German expert who arrived m Shanghai from Hamburg on the Potsdam. His is Professor Gustav Frcidrich Earl Wrobbel,
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    British Council
    93 22 King Gives Patronage To New Body London, May 13. THE King, who as Prince of Wales presided at the inaugural meeting last July of the British Council— an organisation formed to spread abroad a better knowledge of the country's language, literature, art and science— has accorded his patronage
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    Mr. J. S. Hill
    60 22 Coroner's Inquiry Singapore, Thursday. AN inquiry concerning the death of Mr. J. B. Hill who was found unconscious In his room m the Goodwood Park Hotel recently, and who later died m hospital, will be held by Mr. W. G. Porter, the Singapore Coroner, tomorrow, i
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    Sir Isaac Isaacs
    45 22 Received By King At Buckingham Palace London, May 13. CIR ISAAC ISAACS, former Governor- General of Australia, was received Ij the King at Buckingham Palarc rhis morning and he and Lady Isaacs lunched with His Majesty and Queen Mary. DuuMi uinciai wireless.
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    DANES FLEE U. S. A.
    319 22 After Gangster Betrayal Copenhagen AFTER betraying three^ gangsters f the New York police, Christian Olsen and his wife have sought refuge In Copenhagen— but they still live m constant fear of death. Here is their story, as told m an Interview. "I was the owner
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    N. Y. K. Servirce
    245 22 Addition Of Five New Motor Vessels Hongkong, May 10. THE Nippon Yusen Kaisha arc up to the present maintaining 38 voy a t per year to Europe by operating ten ships of the London line and six ships of the Liverpool line, which have considerably contributed
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    Duke Of Connaught
    58 22 London, May 13. The Duke of Connuught arrived w London yesterday from Bourncmou This morning the King walked an from St. James's Palace to Clarence .House to pay a call on the Duke Other members of the Royal famuy including the Duke of York, also eal at
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    The Weights For Saturday
    337 23 THIRD DAY AT Large Fields Entered ■HI complete weights far the thi a Vdart n.rcs on Saturday of the I ,JLre Turf Club's Summer (GovS S.P- Meeting are as follows: Horses. Class 1, Div. L 6 furs. £S£TisSrt Kuala Prince g7 Vedas 8 4 Belle Edna
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    Some Weights For Fourth Day
    122 23 Weights for three races of the fourth day of the Singapore Turf Club's Summer (Governor's Cup> Meeting next Wednesday are as follow: Horses, Class 3, Div. 3: 7 furlongs. Zentree 9.0 Rotarian 8.13 Drummer Boy 8.11 Last Crusader 3.8 Penang 8.7 Gusher 8.6 Salmon Par
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    Federal Council
    70 23 Mr. W. G. C. Blunn has been appointed an unofficial mem'rer of The p r 'l«»v-i Counoii for a per Lxi of thr^e v.- fiom Mar. ?7 In pla^e o; Mr. H P. Dato 1 Bedla Raia Abdullah bin Hajl Habr>n. C 8.F.. Undana of Rembau. y xzs
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    'Win Down East"
    275 23 Good Acting At The Alhambra PINEMAGOERS will remember "Way v Down East" the silent picture which drew large audiences wherever it was, shown. The talkie version with Henry Fonda, the promising young actor who appears to fill the parts formerly taken by Char-i les Parrell with such
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    The Cornwall Arrives
    39 23 Singapore, Thursday. H.M.S. Cornwall arrived at the Naval Base this morning from Hongkong via the Borneo coast, en route to England for refitting. She will leave Singapore on May 23 for Home via Penang and Colombo.
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    40 23 The Canadian Red Cross Society, the Central Council of which held its annual meeting at Rideau Hall recently, has requested the King to continue as patron, a position which he held as Prince of Wales. The Governor-General was re-elected president.
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    Barnes Cup Polo
    94 23 Singapore, Thursday. THE Inniskillings defeated Blakan Miiti m the Barnes Cup polo competition this afternoon at the Singapore Polo Club ground m Balestier Blakan Mati started wlfch a handicap advantage of 3 4 goal and scored three goals, while the Inniskillings scored four goals, thus winning by
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    China Committee
    188 23 Meeting In The House Of Commons London. May 13. THE House of Commons China Com* mittee is meeting on May 19 to consider the question of North China smuggling with the assistance of experts, with a view «o urS^B the Govern*. ment to intensify represematUms Japan to obtain
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    34 23 At Aberpergwm Collieries, Glynneath, Glamorgan, owned by Amalgamated Anthracite Collieries, Limited, 1.200 men and boys were on strike because the owners had withdrawn certain allowances made to the men m yardage for coal cutting.
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      28 23 v \3 ftj w mJt I I w 5 SCOTCH WHISKY Every drop is Guaranteed 10 year 9 old or older! SOLE AGENTS GUTtfRfE C (JJfe 70S. 18.
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    China Olympics' Fine Football
    1405 24  -  HERMES MALAYA CUP SIDE EASILY BEATEN But S.A.F.A. Players Showed Big Improvement By Singapore, Thursday. CCENES entirely without precedent m local soccer were witnessed at Anson Road stadium this evening when the Chinese Olympic footballers made their first appearance m Malaya against the probable Singapore side
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    13 24 Chwee Chua (white) m play m yesterday's game an incident from the play.
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    S. C. C. MIXED DOUBLES
    239 24 Yesterday's Results Singapore, Thursday. THE following were the results of Ui 1 played off m the S.C.C. Mixed Dou oles Tennis Tournament to-day Mixed Doubles Level: J. s NalHn and Miss P. Coleman beat N. s wS and Miss N. Hopkin 4—6, 6—3 y 7
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