The Straits Times, 17 May 1932

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    38 1 The Straits Times [ESTABLISHED NEARLY A CENTURY] 7//t' LARGEST 'AND MOST IISFLLE\TIAL NEWSPAPER lIS MALAYA. 20 PAGE& SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1932. PRICK 10 CENTS The Straits Times 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1932. PRICK 10 CENTS
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      251 1 Singapore: 78. Cecil st. ('phone sisi)< C.15 Toninht 9.15 RALPH LYNN, J TOM WAI.I.S and j WIMrKFI) MI.MIKK in j Rookery Nook pimm 5261-2. ~^^^^~^^S^S^S^^^^~ ''c^ a tsi AVI.MER MVM Imm of thfir fnrr ~^*y T~~tT~ ll ft I \^s\^^\ an an vo >' r W| ll tempt th« mort
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      37 1 "MONIQUE" (Shanghai Manila Singapore) FRENCH DRESSES and HATS 157, North Bridge Road. (CAPITOL HI in. SINGAPORE. Tel. 4221. Sport and Afternoon Dresses and Evening Gowns. 1 ORDERS TAKEN. New shipments every fortnight. MODERATE PRICES. OPENING MAY 18th.
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      110 1 |<UALA LUMPUR! 27. JAVA ST. (PHONE 3683) and how they wear and wear and wear MORLEY V STOCKINGS i PURE SILK "DELPHINE" $2.00. 4< NEW DURABLE" $3.90. l&J' M Cotton Feet and Tops. A Mm MORLEY GLOVES. :>tKinA J £m]?^m CHAMOIS (.LOVES STOCKED IN SIZES SATO 10J. $1.50. W vsiiim;
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      18 1 6.1.-. Tonight 9.1". RAI.I'H I >NN TOM WALLS and [wiMKRKn SH<»ri XX i in •Rookery Nook Phon« 52*51-2.
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      452 2 I\ 0., BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES CTrv>v>n>of»ted tn Cngbnd.> MAIU PASSKNGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S.N. CO. R roVTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT. LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. OUTWARD FROM LONDON FOE CHINA AND JAPAN. Tonnsg* Do* S'pon. XBHt'TAN «,700 MayM KAISAR-I HIND ll>tn M.v 27
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      758 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.) TO LONDON. Naple.. Mararille*. Load. a. Antwerp, Rotterdaa aad Middlaoaoroagm. Vessels. Tonnage. Due. Bail. ■l '<\ VSA MAKI' 10.700 May 18 19 I FUSHIMI MARU 11.000 Jan* t I HAKOZAKI MARU 10..500 Juna It 1« t TKRIKINI MARI' 12.000 Juno 29 HAKCSAN MARU 10^00 July
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      486 2 BURNS PHILP LINE (Incorporated in Australia.) FOR BRISBANE. SYDNET AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AMD THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly wiling* by tha wallknown steamer MARELLA HJMS tea*) and the MANGOLA (3.302 ton*) (Cargo only). The MARELLA ia on. of th. largest and finest .teamen tnding to Australia, cabins de laia
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      578 2 THE EAST ASIATIC CO, LIMITED (lacorporaUd in Drnawrk.) Trleafcoa. UU. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE TO GENOA. LONDON. ROTTERDAM. MAM. BL'RG AND COI'KNHAGSN. Laav. S'poro. P«nang. ■A MEONIA May i» Hay M m.s. BORINGIA Juna S Jun. 10 m.s. FIONA Jun. 29 Jaly 1 m.s. ERRIA July CO July 12 m.s.
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      1048 2 THE RI.I E FLNNKL LINE (Ocean THE HI' A KHIOW STEAMSHIP CO. Steam Ship Ltd.. »nj China Mataal <!(»> LTII. Str.m NaTigation To.. Ltd.) THE SARAWAK BTFAMSHIP <•, Ltd. THE STRAITS STEAMSHIP Co, I.U. THE CINARD RTBAM SHIP J LTII THE CHINA NAVIOA"nON Co, LU. THE AI'STRALIAN ORIENTAL UNE Ltd.
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      223 3 OCEANIC AND ORIENTAL NAVIGATION CO, B AN FRANCISCO, CAL. STATES STEAMSHIP CO, PORTLAND, ORE. JOINT RCHEDL'LB Sailings for I'nilcd Slates and Canada V- ints from Hon^ Kong. Raa Franciwo and I Angeloa. •J. COLDFN TIPS sail* from Bong Kong Msy N Agents t ANGLO-SI AM CORPORATION, LIMITED. (Incorporated In England.)
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      403 3 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LIMB B^Bf^__ aTßmwlfc>i WHY TRAVEL THE DOLLAR WAY? BECAI'SE 1 Fr**h California fruits and ▼egvtablet are served at every meal. 2 Every stateroom in an oataide cabin. 3 Outdoor gait -water awimminj petti on Deck. 4 Orchestra music for Tea-Danclng> lnnner and enu-rtainmenU. 5 First Run Motion Picture*.
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      548 3 ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO, LTD. I Incorporated in England) "ELLERMAN" UNI. Passenger and Freight Services to UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. Tla Porta and Sacs Canal OUTWARDS. TO BONG KONG. SHANGHAI A JAPAN.) Steamer Due Spore. i.i. CITY OK FLORENCE J>">« 2° HOMEWARDS. n riTT OF BAGDAD for Harra, L'aam, R'aam
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      463 3 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (lacorpo rated ia England.) CapiUl Authorised e3.00ft.000 CapiUl Subscribed 1300.000 Reserve Fond and Boat m iH'.Ki CapiUl paid ap 1.000,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J. M. Ryrie, Esq. Chainaaa, P. R. Chalmers, Esq. Charles J. Hambro. Esq. W. H. Shelford, Lsq.. Sir Thomas Catto, Bart.
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      618 3 BANKING ANNOUNCEMENTS NEDERLANDSCH INDISCHE HANDELSBANK N.V. £.*tabUehed ISO at Aanterdaav Authoraed CapiUl Glds. 100.000.000 (ahoat an^OO.OOOi. Paid up Capital Glds. 65.000.000 (about «4.600.000>. Reserves Glds. 29.190.007 (about £2,432.000). BEAD OFFICE AMSTERDAM. BRAM H OFFK EH THE HAGUE, ROTTERDAM. OVERSEA BRANCHES Batavia: Hoad OsVe for Dutch East Indies. RKANt II OFFICES
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      422 3 NEDERLANDSC HE HANDEL MAATSCHAPPY N.V. Netherlands Trading Society. (Eatahllaaew at Amaterdam awMJ PAID UP CAPITAL Fl 800.10.00t STATUTORY RESERVE Xl 40.015.0 M HEAD OFFirE IN AMSTKRDAM WITH A' ENCIES IN ROTTERDAM AMI THK IUDIi, HEAD AQsTMCI IN HATAVIA. BRAN' 'Bandoeng BwsaJ Hong Ranirooa Bandjermasin araag Bombay 'vrejen > i,.. Calcutta
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      698 4 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. Thar* arv appreitmataly wo*ds to In* and tfcera it flat ntl rlMTga ao° t» aati per lint p«r lnnvrtloa with A minimum of on* dollar par inaertlea. Adrarttsements w<!l ha aerapted «p U 10 ua>. od tba duy of issue. A faa of 26 ctnti ia ehargad for
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      697 4 HOUSES, FLATS TO LET INSTITUTION HILL bungalow »*wly WMTittd 880. UniUd Engineer*. TO LET, M. Priasop Stoat, > room*, trieity. Apply n. frfaap Btf— t. BUNGALOWS. 4-11 14-18. Angollla Park. rtnti reduced. Apply Angßllia Co. TO LET. bunr»low. with modern sanitation. 71, Granite Road. Apply 68, Annon Bo»d. TO LET.
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      347 4 BUSINESS PREMISES TO LET TO LkT, OFFICES at 4 aad 4-A, Prince St, top floor and No. 22. Raffles Plae*. Apply Koh Ch«w Kee. 12». Kiilin.y Road. LARGE OFFICES, to l*t. at 9, I>« Souia Bt. and 74. Robinson Rd. with modern sanitatiea, uitabl* office and irodown, moderate reat 'o
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      482 4 FOR SALS RACE SNAP*. ART PHOTO STUDIO, 17. eleg-i* Road. GENUrNB ITALIAN VIOLINS CfcSe^Ja* from TO ■•wards. Saasoa \J±3 W Co, Ltd, lit, North Bride* Rd. THR CALIFORNIA SANDWICH SHOPPE rill b* opened between the hours of 5 p.m. nd 2 a.m. dally starting from l»th Inst. mtil further notice.
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      978 4 PUBUC NOTICES. )RDINANCE No. 96 (MINOR OFFENCES). Mice Orders made under Section (4) of Ordiaaac* Sn M (Minor Olnnil th* regalatkm of traSr the orr«tloa of the Spring Pr©fe*al«*al UMI Asilfir Km* Mrrtlao to W h*M ob Apr. M; May 4. 7. 11. 14. I*. M ud 21. IM2, at
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      787 4 TENDERS JOHORE GOVERNMENT TENDERS will be M|M at the Offlce »f the State Secretary, Johore Uahru. up to noon of June. -i~. 1V32, fr>r the »nppl>. ili-livery and iayinir of a Concrete or Bilun.< n lire 1 Steel pipe Hrn 11" *n<l l' di.. meter, from Mnont Ophir to Hukit
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    EIGHT EXECUTED.
    70 5 Sailors Who Mutinied On Peruvian Cruiser. Berlin, May 12. Dixpalcho* from Lima, Peru, state that client sailor* who took a leading; part in Sunday* mutiny on board the Peruvian cruisers Almirante Grau and Cornnel Boloirnisi. were sentenced to death by court martial ami were immediately exeruted by shooting.
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    ITALIAN BUDGET.
    86 5 Deficit of 2,1 47,000,000 Lire So Far Shown. Rome. May 11. A deficit of 2,147,000.000 lire i* shown by the Italian budget according; to a statement made to the Chamber by the Finance Minister. Sig-nor Moiw-oni, who added that altnoujrh it had bean axwxible »«*iewtiat to retard th<-
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    SUNDAY CINEMA BILL.
    76 5 To be Wi.hdrawn Owing To Fierce Opposition. London. May 11 It i> officially unnounced that the Sunday Performam- Bill, which w» ly read a second time in th<- House of Common* by In narrow mu.ior will be withdnn n owing to th«- IhM opposition in is committee
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    15 BODIES POUND.
    87 5 Earthquake's Toll of Lives In France. I.yon*. May 11. PHIaM <nrp*'- hay* been nhmbJ fvom thr ruin- of HM fallen h<>i, bringing 'h>- total number of deaths rauned by the earthquake rata.«trof>h« la It was at tirit fvari'ii the num l >«-r of victims van Mill larger
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      253 5 HOTELS RAFFLES HOTEL Rooms with Modern Sanitation and Hot and Cold Running Water. TONIGHT SPECIAL PINKER AND DANCE TOMORROW TEA DANCE 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. N. INFORMAL ArTKK IMNNER I>AN< r— H midnirhl r^X SATI'RDAY. MAY 21 /J*V SPECIAL RACE DINNER AND MALL />*> vX t r tin /yS x*
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      125 5 RAFFLES^HOTEL St. ANDREW'S HOSPITAL BALL, Under the distinguished patronage of H.E. THE GOVERNOR. :o: SATURDAY MAY 28th 1932. From 9.30 a. m. Until 2 a. m. MODERN AND OLD TIME DANCING. o "THE SONGS OF 1890 AND TODAY" MRS. G. Me ALFORD. "THE DANCES OF 1890 AND TODAY" MISS MARION
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      127 5 FOUND \t Raffles Ckamb«n, Rallies Pise*, a Boas* iksl emn i-ive jron an exatlleat Optiral SerHaa, combined wita speed, accuracy aad Individual attention. If too an lookinf for house of this description, send a few trial jrden and be REWARDED M. EZEKIEL SONS, O»ion.riri.<s aaa Owttrlaaw. Bin«spor* aad BataTia. FIRE-ACCIDENT-MOTOR.
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      238 5 THE ORIENTAL HOTEL REOPENED UNDER EUROPEAN MANAGEMENT TARIFF TO MEET SLUMP CONDITIONS TEL. 7986 H. E. TRENERRY MANAGING DIRECTOR. GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL. Phonf 6490. Telegrams M GOODWOOD." Situated in the coolest part of the residential district la ten acres of (grounds within easy reach of tha busineaa and shopping centres
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    TWO PRESIDENTS AND AMBASSADOR.
    256 6 Other Victims Sought By Doumer's Assassin. Paris, May 12. That some years ago he had planned to make an attempt on the life of the Reich President, Marshal von Hindenburg, was stated *>y President Doumer's murderer. Gougoloff, in the course of a renewed interrogation by the
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    RESTLESS STUDENTS.
    137 6 Responsible for Most Of Spain's Disorders. Madrid. May 11. Two deputies named Segovia and Villas have been taken to hospital in a serious condition after being attacked and roughly handled by a hostile crowd at a political meeting in the city of Logrosan, Province Caceres. Students are continuing
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    BIG FLIGHT PLANNED
    99 6 Double Crossing of The Atlantic. London. May 12. An ambitious plan for a tran«-Atlantic round trip flight, Ireland-New York-Lon-don, has been elaborated by the British airman J. A. Mollison, who holds the records for flights from London to Cape Town and Australia to England. Mr. Mollison intends
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    REEL WARFARE.
    87 6 Fifth Chinese Army Stages A Mock Battle. Has any intimation been received of j any fresh fighting or trouble or squab- bling in the disturbed area near Shanghai?" This question wan put to th«> Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs in 'he House of Commons. \o. Sir," replied Mr. Eden.
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    DEPUTY BEATEN UP IN REICHSTAG.
    914 6 Police Called In. ONE OF ATTACKERS A MURDERER. Berlin, May 13. The resignation of the Reichswehr Minister though the votes of censure on the Cabinet were rejected, the invasion of the House by police on the Speaker's invitation and the torpedoing of the Reichstag's session
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    PLOT REVEALED BY A WOMAN.
    244 6 Alleged Attempt to Form Yugo-Slav Republic. Vienna, May 11. While the Yugo-Slavia authorities emphatically, albeit somewhat vaguely, deny there is anything amiss in Yugoslavia. Press reports give detailed accounts of a conspiracy by certain officers at Maribor which is stated to have been discovered last
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    FIGHTING THE SLUMP.
    157 6 Adaptation to World Conditions. Berlin. May 11. At the 52nd general meeting of the Congress of German Industry and Trade a national organisation of German Chambers of Commerce the president, Dr. Grand, who last year succeeded the well-known banker Dr. Franz von- Men- delssohn in this capacity,
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    ATLANTIC SHIPPING.
    136 6 Head of System Of Control Chosen. Paris. May 11. Herr Kmil I.ed*rcr, the New Yor\ director of the Hamburg America Line, has been chosen by the trans-Atlantic shipping companies at a meeting held here to head the system of control which is to be set up in order
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    KILLED BY COCONUT.
    105 6 Chinese Found Dead In Planatation. A Chinese who was evidently the victim of an unusual accident was found dead yesterday afternoon in a coconut plantation in Flower Road off the 6th mile Upper Serangoon Road. The man was lyin* in a pool of blood with a coconut
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      21 6 A T"i I T* f\ I Radio's powerful Dramatic Sensation with LAr J yJ L kay francis coming! I KANoun toolUN
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      14 6 The asual Tuesday foataro, TW Week's Newa from China, today appears oa page 14.
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      525 6 6.15 TONIGHT 9.15 INA CLAIRE in the all-star cast REBOUND TOMORROW Suicide Fleet BAND PERFORMANCES DURING MAY POLICE BAND TUESDAY 17TH AT 5.15 P.M.. BOTANIC 6jMbMM WEDNEBDAY 18TH AT 9 P^t, TEI.I K AYKR SUNDAY 22ND AT 9 P.M., B (TANK (JARDKNS FRIDAY 27TH AT 5.15 P.M., KATONG PARK Band
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      513 7 niiM!l:l;Miii| AAPITOL LAST NIGHT TONIGHT! T i M.-G.-M-S Terrific Spectacle I SPECIAL EMPIRE WEEK "REVIVAL" SCREENING HELLDIVERS FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. TOMORROW By popular Detnand! Matinee —at 3 p.m. Britain's Most Famous Cornedy "pnriKFPY NiVftic" One of the Most Impressive Dramatic W l% fc M n \J\J f\ offerings of
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    183 8 Terfaj. Selat Pandjang. Bengkalu and Bagan Si Aj'i Api r-m»'alda> 3 p.m Selal Fahdjang. Brngkalis. Siak. Fakar lUror. Pajakumbn Padang 1 Honir Kwoniri p.m. Srlat I'an.tjanir 1 Throng lleng 4 p.m Mm. I'hilippmr Uland>. < hina and Japan 1 Kulmerland 1 4 pin Java. South Writ Sumatra.
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    130 8 Tu.-,ia>. May 17 Ship- alons.idr the Wharves or ripertrd t« arri»r. i. P.WJ) l""Uf "Trmbaku!." Nicaw Holland. I. Tuk "Brlan*ka> O Wharf Nil. raau in i>rv docks. Tanjonc l'atr«r. Albert I' Nil. Nil. krpprl llarh..ar. Bfryf Maru. MafcMal. I MMli Arrived. A< HI! I i from Swansea
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    18 8 patchc.l «n Apr. f. «.ni I Kn.'n Inde :->intr:>i •">•'• .< I "inali, <lu< at Sii'trai» rnon tomorrow.
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      EXCHANGE RATES.
      196 8 Sinfapori'. May 17. SELLING. .ondnn. 4 months' signt II WSJ London. J monthi' sight 2 3 27/32 i.ur.don. CO days' sight 1! IJ/16 London, 30 days' sight XS/U .ondvn, demand 2/3% London. T.T. I/I 23/12 Lyons and Paris, demand 1,050 Hunil.ure;, demand 17S N.v> f T ITI 42
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      PRODUCE.
      161 8 aj 17. tambier 7.01, (Cube No. 1 unpicked) 1« <" .pra i S.OO sago flour. Sarawak 2 OS cite Pepper 14.*' Mack Pepper tU* -arl S«go 4 a small ».0< medium pearl UN to II tli'J to 1«5 k.. hrn S 1 fU" cattien rro»» IM I 121 catlifs
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      SHIPS BY WIRELESS.
      70 8 The followinfr «hip^ are in communication with the Wireless Station* at Sir)ta|X'r»- Anhui. A'tila. Bsr-jt: (ilen ffer. G. (I. Paul I> urr.e". ttavi*. K".vu MarJ. Petrnnla. Ko-ahr Vol!.-r. Somali. Ste -i Saiwa M.iru. Tumtrawa Mam. Wo»i!|tar. Pt-nane Alt-tta. Alin re. Raron Inch;i|k-. Klcphnr.: i. (icr >v Ma-u.
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      AIR MAIL.
      16 8 A Mai! frum Raiavia rnH Pulcmban^ l>y \pcit<<l at Sinfapuri' ;i 1 (..in. today.
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      17 8 M M I'-.U-. .lv.- H.i, tomorrow M It an and prahaMy -.iMii- i!.«v at '1 p. iii.
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        MINING.
        427 8 liiO* Val. Pd. Bxtfn. S«lltrt. II fl Aaam Kumbang 22/ II fl Auttral Malay It'- r, -5 Aver HiUn Tin 10 3 11 3 fl 11 H.nrrin Tin 6 6 K II fl B»tan» Ptdu| 0.07 0 12% 1 1 Hatu Omm 0.22 0.26 1 1 Bukit Arang 0.10
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        GENERAL.
        261 8 ,«1. Pd. Bujrert. Sellers. 2 2 Alex. Brick OH. OSO 1 OOnom. Z 2 Alex. Brick Preft. 1.50 1.75 il £1 Brit. Am. Tobacco 3 10.0 3.15.0 1 1 Central Knirine 0.20 u..tOnon 100 60 Chinese Com. Bank 00 75.00 tl £1 Con. T. S. 1% Preft. IS S
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        132 8 Singapore Cold Storage 7 p.c deb. of IM6 red. IMI-16 10» 101 ci -irgapjre Municipal I p.c. of IMI red. 1940 $400,000 10© 102 dobv 41n*apor« Municipal 4H p.e. of 1.-K>7 r*d 1947 $1,600,000 97 M BOm. Municipal 4S p.e. of l»4n> red. 1»56 II 000.000 97
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        393 8 Fraser and Ca and Lyall and Evatt's quotations. NJ- Most of above rubber share qootatloaa an bow only aomiaal Today*! Prlf rrm.*r Lyall Co. Evatt Vllrnhy Ifll Ml Ml 0.15 0.2S U»r «.aj»h if I) 0.15 O.iO I U liitam $1 040 0.60 0.40 V Kuninr II" 0.06
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    46 8 J. Vmn OldcnbarncTtlt Apr. R Apr. IT Felix Kountl Apr. 6 Apr. SO Karoa Apr. 7 Apr. 10 Utmvo Apr. 16 May 4 Corfu Apr. 15 May f;*n«r»l Mrtzirprr Apr 21 M«> \r. Kar.parx Apr 21 May 16 Tajandocn Apr 21 May 16
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      23 8 Is from the juice of Luscious GOLDEN ORANGES. Pf^sSjjtf^fj! Ask for the Original and refuse imitations of Genuine iK'Wt^ ORANGE SMASH FRAMROZ CO.
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      47 8 i R SPECIAL DISPLAY OF J ALL ELECTRIC ALL s h BRITISH MERCHANDISE NJ DURING EMPIRE X SHOPPING WEEK N^ FROM YOU ARE^ 18th CORDIALLY to INVITED TO 24th VISIT OUR SHOWROOMS. N. UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED. B -|">ratr.l in ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT, S 17 19, BATTERY ROAD. T
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      303 8 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. Daily Weather Report TESTEBDAY. 1 P.M. TESTBBDAT. Brlffht Wicd. Station*. Temperature Rain- Sun- RelatlT* DireeKu. Mm. fall, shine. Humidity. Uoa. Fore*. Veatae*. P. P. la. hoars. m.p k_ Ke4ah Alac Sur Ul SI Nil H.S 65 W 5 Fine k. lantan Kota lthi.ru M 71 HI 1
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      460 8 MALAYAN WIRELESS PROGRAMMES. Tonight's Concert From Kuala Lumpur. (By Our Wireless Correspondent. Singapore. Tuesday. The Hat of stations which may be heard daily in Malaya is as follows (Singapore time only is given): ALWAYS ON THE AIR BANDOENG. PI.M., 82 metres, 5.10 to 6.30 p.m., recorded music 6.:i0 to 7
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      454 8 ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. Wamtm, Mar I* H W 740 a.m. 7 ft. 6 in., .11 pm, 7 ft. in. I I'olire limn.' Wt Botanical (.ardriis. 111 p.m. Wew-eaday. May IS. H. W. Mi am.. M ft. 1 in. 84» p.m., N ft. Z in. Empire Shopping Week open* at
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    113 9 Rubber and Tin Prices Unchanged. little Busmen PASSING. (Hy Our financial (Or respondent.) Singapore, Tuesday. T<ml:i> I'nct-* n-nl* per In. I in. 7". lims at *M>.7."» per pirul. Yisterday's I'rire*. Kuli'xr. London, holiday. Nf» <>rk. holiday. Tin. London, holiday. N,» frfffc, tH'i <l- unrhanced. Market lonr t(u«ct.
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    SHELL TRANSPORT.
    35 9 Dividend of Is. 6d. a Share Declared. Tho monaen > f th.- < hartcrod Bank has •mi Lon- Sh, 1! Transp'Tt and Trading I lividend a. tin rat« at la. M. i>er tax. payable July
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    SINGAPORE MARKETS.
    51 9 Official List of Approximate Trices. liliDC fur I -ralian pair. U ,-k for TV haru I :■<< it uuiffta -1. i hina IH 4. pumpkin. I-.I'U mcrah I |0 |.r tvile uf f ten. turmrnr (haayat) ■I- P<T It. prr 11. r..ml 8 ..,1 M ..-.hi M l<
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      NOTES ON BRITISH INVESTMENTS.
      839 9 Proposal For An Official Stock-Broker. (From Our Own Correspondent). London. Apr. 21. Many small investors are often completely in the dark an to how they can get in touch with a stock-broker. The present system whereby the fciock Exchange is no aoII knuun ami ihe numbers
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      57 9 Ton* of Market Hull fnchanred. LaUst Cable London, closed. New York Spot Sheet <;. ct 213 If, per Ib. S. «qo«l to London Standard idard R. 3.5. on Ttndar Spot May June July July-S<.pt. 'Ml*, •i I 16 5S M 64 6% 5 11 1
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      BULLION REPORT.
      548 9 Samuel Montagu Co.'s Weekly Letter. Samuel M.ntagu »nd Co., report as follows on Apr. 20.— Th. Bank of England irold rwwve against noU-s amounted to £120.808,.U7 on thr ISUI instant, an compared with £120.807,231* or. the pnvious Wednesday. The latest shipment announced from Bombay i» £1.060,000. The hulk
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      LONDON RUBBER.
      787 9 Symington Wilson's Report. Symington and Wilson'i veekly market report dated London. Apr. 20, states Since our last report the rubber market has remained steady and prices have not fluctuated at all. Only a very small business has been put through. We quote below the figures of the American
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      FINANCIAL WISDOM.
      355 9 Criticisms of The Budget. The Rt. Hon. Sir Robert Monte. Ml 1 ex-Chancellor of the Exchequer. Whether we like it or not, we are now in thirituation of having a managed cumnry. That the management Ii now coin? to asrutne a determined character is made plain by Mr.
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      METAL MARKET.
      315 9 Vv iliiam Jacks and Co.. in their Matty metal report dated London Apr. M The tone all round has been <ea<ly after the fore -U liqui«latioi. i.f prt-vmus weeks, and ar the Finance Member uf the irdian (iow rni lent stated in iatl heir Budiret. thi- ris;- in
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      614 9 MINING REPORT NO. 4.1 The Chairman and DireeUm., THE RAUB AUSTRALIAN GOLD MINING CO., LTD. SINGAPORE, ML (i, nt lemon.— l bef la forwar.l the r<-p> rt uf the in.nin B uprratiun*. for the four weeks snding Apr. lb, 11*32. The development work completed during the term. <-<iual« *7r. feet.
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      90 10 i r arrnnifnl vi will tak» .j plan- *t .-'inifaix.r.- in July brtwi Jam-* S»mp Ijiiml Ji'imm:i K-tnt- »tab*«, <l Mi ami Hi Utird of Momltoth. Anru-. Sr..ti»n.|. «n.| 1 Sir 1 W J M«>-..n. .-"intrhi Thr 'hank N.-tl. < Pfcatrtl Anatr.l Work... I Kranir../. IBd Ml Mrs. N»m»ii.-.
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      ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
      24 10 I Dr. S. I.uth-r. Joh..r«> Bahru. thank« all ■<■ who »*nt wreath* and mc^ar»« of t.;,th> »nH attrrde«i the funt-r:il .1 hiKitf. M PrM
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE,TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1932. "THE MERRIE MONTH OF MAY."
    811 10 May 1 May I>ay riot* in various lunitaK: hatrn cnaigcs in the West Kn«l i.f London. Terrorist i.utrajco at Midnapore magistrate murdered. May I ftmttmt l><.umer murdered by a Russian madman in Paris. May I Mutiny in tho
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL.
    174 10 SOCIAL PERSONAL. Mr. P. M. Romlall. marmjrir of Jalan Aool> R-tate, Kapar, will shortly ba irmnK home. Mr. Albert Guetat. from Phya Thai Palace, has taken over the management f the Hotel Royal. Bangkok. I The Rev. C. T. Crihb. Anglican Chaplain .n J«v«. is leaving for home next w«--k.
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    THE TRAGEDY OF THE EXPERT.
    1071 10  -  th.- Xt Hon lord (.nrrll F. If You Wish To Live Be "Jack-()f-All-Trades." I I I (Xv the HrHish Socialist sUlfMnan ..mi writer of m>«ler\ lirtion. in an inter view.) 'irol litti.i far tftrnal.ndl "ti if kill ny *ot imHimt drtad '*< long innl fir
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    612 10 77W SECRETS. A hin: i-f what i* happrmnir n th* .r.nrr rirrle* of the tin indu-ti\ >>• r.ur l.i n<l<>n ior respondent on Saturday, when h> ral-lnl the information thai a him for a tin holiii iy ha I )<n"i jppr'.*») !■>• th iiihil of th<-
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    AMUSEMENTS.
    116 10 Singapore. AIHAMRRA Wallace B»»ry and Clark l.aMt in Hfll Divert. 6.16 -».li. I'honc < MTIUI.. Ralph Lynn Wmifrr.l an. l I,. in Wall* in K»ok< i Ml I'h.iniCREAT WORLD- Way» B( Claease, Dm key Ridr». Mas*. gkatiac gr»«od Commercial MuMum. M \kl B4IKOI (.11 1,,. CWn ,n Krl.uun.l II
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      106 10 CIN€MA ORGAN) NOV€LTIES ON COLUMBIA BY youkeNJoy these) c *rv R K I J Organ) f>B*4» Pardon. tta4aaw VIK i t'.KIA AM) HKR HIS- mi h>oit nr^; 1 E-,1.^i." »rd. (Fgg- 1 itreu'l C Mail— l DM4> f Othrr lU>.-S«I. lf J'^. 1 OrK»n, r A h (C SBK ■3*
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    GEORGES PHILIPPAR LOST ON MAIDEN VOYAGE.
    1522 11 Destroyed By Fire Near Aden. MAJORITY OF PASSENGERS BELIEVED SAVED. A litmlili- disaster has befaJlen the MessaKeries Maritimes liner, Qtrnfm I'hilippar. white on her return journey from her maiden trip to the Kast. A magnificent vessel of 21.000 tons, and the proudest possession of
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    GRAVE SITUATION IN BOMBAY.
    181 11 Heavy Death Roll In ('(.mmunal Kiel.. Thp situation ha 1 h overniffht th»t th<- (;>>vt n r. ih. Rt. Hon. Sir Kr rl.-r I rity from Mahahalf shwa ny air. Riot n* v at -I iybr«O l>y n«."n six we:. injo t-<i. i" l«My hit;: I
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    PRIME MINISTER.
    14 11 I A ■yo is Mtisto .1 n- ihir'li r- t: day in-
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    POLITICAL CRISIS IN JAPAN.
    704 11 Cirowth of Fascism. CABINET RESIGNATION NOT ACCEPTED. The assassination on Sunda> of Mr I'suio hi Invkai. Ihr Crime Mini*UV of Japan, and other arts of irr.-o'iFm Ma precipitated a political era.is. Inr acting Premier. Mr. harckivo Takahavhi. and the Cabinet ri-^icm-d en Moc \e*ter-' d.\ hut
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    GERMAN AIRMEN MISSING.
    153 11 Seaplane Fails to Reach Port Darwin. Baiavm. May 1". The Junker* all-metal seaplane which left Kupang for Port Darwin on Sunday morning is minting. *Vhrn no news of it« arrival at Port Daiuin v>< received '.he Timor authoriluli- inquiiu- tiy railm. It Ml learned lhat the seaplane
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    AMOY SITUATION.
    67 11 Further Appeal for Aid Made to Canton. Shanghai. May 17. The -ituatmn in Amoy remains rritu-al ;.nii <lilcirate> fi >m th«- Amoy Chamber of Commerce and from the AB-CfcMMi As«ociation of Army yc-iterday made an nthiT irons appeal to Ceneral Than (haitonir (the Military Governor Mt Canton* tv
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    BACK TO NANKING.
    141 11 National (lovernment Leaving I^oyang. Shar.pha'. May M. Ni.w tha' tho Japat art- evacuating Shanghai ihe enlral National Government <.f China is being jrialually I mov« I back fimn l-iyanif :i. Nankins. Th*- .Ministries of Im|j>try ami Kdix ation were finally tiansforte-l to Nanking ye-teiday. Mr. Tarn Chan
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    AVIATION IN CHINA.
    105 11 Linking Nanking With Shensi and Kansu. Shanghai. May |i;. Aii>;nt'tmrnt.' 1 have been c. mplitol fat a t irulai air mail aanrk whuh w I net t Nankinir with Sianfu and LajMßi Sian is the rap tal of Shensi I'n.vime ar.d I^am-how thr i ipital of Kan
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    JAPAN TO CRUSH GENERAL MA.
    1722 11 Two Divisions on Way To Tsitsihar. MG OFFKNSIVK. Chinese Take Over The Chapei District. Sensational n«»- is to hand from Manchuria which siiKKr-U that, with the arrival of th«- fr.^h illusions from Shanghai. ih«- Japanes* militar) authorities are planning a large scale nffrnsitr i^aiat I.eneral
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    DEATH OF CAPTAIN DOLLAR.
    1957 12 GjOJL of Shipping. A WONDERFUL LIFE AM) WORK. I San Rafel. California, May 16. Tho death has occurred of Capt. Robert iHillui. pr-sident of the Dollar steamship line Keuter. apt. IMlar's Career. Capt. Kohert Dollar represented a nuxfuie ot baaiaaai acumen and uncomuhich was much more
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    TRESPASSER CAUGHT
    190 12 Dog to be Trained To Catch Burglars. The elusive burglar who is prowling round Tanglin is evidently lying low for special police night patrols have so far faited to catch him. He will not have an easy time in future for an Alsatian dog which is being traini
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    IN GRAVE CONDITION.
    174 12 Turkish Ambassador To Berlin in Car Crash. U .;ir. May 12. Outside the village af Ledefeld on th" mad between Wein.r.r and Badbcrka, motor-car brioagfag to the Turkish Con-ul lin Berlin. M. Metzing, and containing among it- five orruppnts the Turkish An-.bas-ad'.r to Germany. Kc-malettin 1 Sr.mi
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    SALE OF OPIUM.
    123 12 Plans for Monopoly In Chekiang Kiangsu. Shxn.**ai. May 16 1 The Anti-Opium Society ir; Shanghai dci clares it has discoveit.l plans for thi tion of a monopoly far the sale of opium in the provinces, of Chekiang ami Kiarursu Mr. Wu Lin-t-k is allege! to be thr
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    STABILISING OIL.
    89 12 j Various Intercuts Meet In New York. New York. May 17. Representatives of the Royal Dutch Shell. Anglo-Persian. Burma Oil and Standard < il Companies held the first full meeting today to di iv>s ways and means bf stabilising the international oil mar- i ket.s. Some of the
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    MR. MALCOLM MILLER.
    57 12 Death at Edinburgh Soon After Retirement. The death occurred at Edinburgh on April 8 of Mr. Malcolm Millt-r, a well I known Mal.-yun planter who retired last, year. Mr. Miller, who commenced his plant- ing cureer on Car.-y Island some 20 ye»rs ago, did a great deal
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    40 12 Mus Muthummah Thilliampalam, M.S.c.Sc,. Ph.D., of Jaffna, Ceylon, ivisiting Malaya on her way to America. and v cxpecteil in Singapore this evening. She will lecture at the Short Street Social Hall tomoirow and at the Ceylon; Tanul!>' Association on Thursday.
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    EMPIRE SHOPPING WEEK.
    92 12 Arrangements for lx>rry Parade Tomorrow. Tho^e taking pan hi th. tomorn v in:uitrurapore's Kmpiri- Sh<ni'irir W. k .ire asked to be at Prince Edward Road not later than 10 a.m. The i iflemoon parade has been detiniri Iv agreed apM !>nd will take place k I and
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    CHINA RELIEF FUND.
    35 12 CHINA R ELIEF FUND. The committee of the Chm Fund organisi'i by the SingajxnChamber of lommerce annoui. thanks th<- receij t of lh- following «üb»criptK.ns: staff of M $171. the I.i n.li meer AchlefiCluli. $7:..
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  • Singapore Races—Accident On Last Day.—Guillemard Cup Tennis.
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      SELANGOR TIE WITH PENANG.
      939 13 Exciting Match Ends On Time. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. May 16. Penang tied with Selangor in the must exciting State cricket matches seen here for many years, the deciding run being hit just an the town clock was striking nix. The club clock wanted half
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      TENNIS TROPHY WON BY F.M.S.
      549 13 Congratulations to Young Malacca Player. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, May 16. The F.M.S. won the Guillemard Cup by 19 points to 17, for the first time since th trophy was presented in 1925. The result depended upon two singles matches played this afternoon.
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    SIX-DAY MEETING ENDS.
    2952 13 I^oss of Brown Hill. V All ABIE HORSE HAS TO BE DESTROYED. A six-day professi >nal meeting which ha- U-vn suoessful in all respects came to i a I'lmluMun yesterday, wheti some of the best racing of the nn'i-tinj.' was seen. The |iM was iH'i'fect, and ince
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    MALACCA BEATEN BY FOUR WICKETS.
    877 13 Low Scoring in Match On Padang. Malacca, after enjoying a triumph of a win by seven wickets at the expense of the Gloucestershire Regiment at Tanglin on Sunday in the first of their Whitsun matches, fell to the S.C.C. second on the Padang yesterday and
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    BUD WALLEY.
    39 13 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, May 16. Bud Walley. nf Singapore, stopped Cliff Peregrine in the sixth round of a 15round contest last night. Walley has had a notable run of victorias during th« last few month*.
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    SEREMBAN SOCCER.
    129 13 State Trial to Select Team To Meet Military XI. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, May Ifi. A soccer trial will take place on Wed- nesday to select the team to meet the .Military XI in the first Malaya Cup match at Seremban on May 28. .Th« teams will
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    BILLIARDS.
    91 13 Malayan Championship Results. Result* in the Malayan billiard* championship <2M points up) at the New Wi Id laat night were an follows Scan Pen* Kwang (St. Joaeph'n Old Boys Association) heat M. R. bin Huirn hy M 1.. Dimmer IRAK. Base Club) beat D. J Ponnuthurai (Ceylon SrnrU Clnb)
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    S.C.C. BEATEN BY TEN WICKETS.
    704 13 Negri Bowlers Prove Too Good. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. May 16. Ne*Ti Sembilan knocked up the nereasary run* for victor}' without low*, to in diet a ten-wicket defeat on the S day. After establishing a ftti-run Wad on the first innings, thr Negri howlers
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      106 13 LIQUORS. Uehrraumileh Hmkhrimrr Kadr>hrimrr NierMeiner. aTMhaaJVf l.e«r»er \*rntxrr Bok «.e«->er fukm^ narrelona Kran4e«>n r n Samoo Muaratel. tiriekarhe Wwm Saint Jolien. Huanpicr Mn»ruv antenar. < kaWU hamkrriin (irarea lammetje. Ha—ard I als EHter. Elc. Sold at It. T. LI.M \M> < O\|lA>V U3. North Bridtr Koad. Singapore. Chen. 4«NI. ftECTRIC
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  • FEATURES OF THE WEEK'S NEWS FROM CHINA.
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      757 14 Hoir H e Loomed Of The llimgkrn- Vnrk Horn h. Outrage Trying To Impliiatt The kuontinttnifi RerirrH (tf Imprest In The \eutrnl /.out Scheme ArtM Of I iolence Apaimt Japanese They C.anmtt lie ConHonerl Hut They Can He lulerstiHul Hit aim Still Han;;* tire In //»nt'/iTii. Shanghai.
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      POSITION AT AMOY STILL GRAVE.
      382 14 People Robbed Twice. FIRST BY REDS THEN BY LOCAL BANDITS. Amoy. May 2. Refugees continue to pour into Amoy, and the international settlement at Kulangitu, from th« districts occupied by the CmmmuM*. Many of the refugees are in a pitiable plight, having only the clothes
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      MYSTERIOUS PLANE.
      132 14 (a uses Excitement Over A Japanese Island. \.i-.i. Okiawaa I'u-f. Japan, v The Okinawa regimental he. iU|uarte---illy tiying to trace an jnident tied plant thu° i Waataki is ihe Okinawa archipelago or Mai.h 1:; and to find out for m.*e it t'i over tht inland. <>n :hat 'lay
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      " VAGABOND KING " IN COUTRT.
      404 14 VAGABOND KING IN CO UT RT. Acquitted On Condition He leaves China. Shanghai. Apr l'!' Known as the "Vagabond Kin* of the Pacific,"* C. S. Sully appeared before Judge Milton D. Purdy in the I.S. Court tot China yesterday i>n a charge i>f vagrancy, 1 and was jrivon his freedom
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      HANGAR DESTROYED.
      151 14 Hong: Kong Flying Club's Bad I.uck. A maUhed hangar Hon« Kon-.' Flying dub at Kai Tnk I .Iron c was conipiet<:> gutted by fire la«t nieht. together with a <|Unnt' M niatt-i i:< iv.aih flying a< ti'. Itia* itartad. Thi* make* th. reak at Kai Tak to which
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      RUSSIA AND JAPAN.
      248 14 Tension Increasing In Manchuria. Mukden. May 4. kusso-Jitpanese relation* an- moving swiftly towards the hreakinj; point, according to strong ruti'.iiur- which are current in Mukden. Acroniin^ to thexe reports Japane-e troops arc ram ing tcv the Soviet frontier and thtse movcnien's cannot, it ia said, be explained
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      "RED" SCOURGE IN HONAN.
      336 14 Career Of Crime And Destruction. Haifeng. Honan. .May T. During the past few days there have come reports of the terrible famine condi lions prevailing in the various hsiens in the piovince. Adde.l to this are the di.-< turbances created by th. .andi: ringleaders Wang Tai,
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      MISSING SENTRY.
      71 14 Reported Captured h> Chinese Sniper*. Shanghai. Ms; .i. nes from th.- Japan esc flagship Idzumo are scouring Chapt for a Japanese sentry altered tn have bWB <aptuied 'n the early hour- of M«n ni- U-. i hint-si- inipen at had 'hot his i-omrade dead The bo(iy of the
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      CATHEDRAL PLOT.
      46 14 Communist Youths Found With Explosives. ■n. May J. A numl'tr ITliasian 'omrtsunixt youtb 'i prrtendinu" to offer prayers in the Cathedra! early ye«terdav morning, afoased the «u*pi<-ions of th janitot who c*amine<i them ami foun.l arrying explosives. app«' with thi intention of Mowinp building.
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      MYSTERY OF CANTON REVOLT.
      586 14 Further Details. HIT \H( H VET UKMAINS OBSCTRE. ay I Canton is .|u..t It -hat th<» Navy jnd V-.r leorganisxtion and hostility pected. The real atl I tong towards ;he an. l M- Hu Han tun obscure l! o<J>ernnv it has mail southern chaagi garded as
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    THE BRIGHTER SIDE OF LIFE IN BRITAIN.
    2681 15 April Joys— And Compensations The Glowing Magic Of The Miracle "-Life—" Boy, Press Yon Button And Some Other Tripe— A Warning For Malayan Monomaniacs Men, Women And Crabs- -New Plays Of Importance— lf M ussolini Had Been Napoleon Jose Re-Enters At Last Leslie
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    MR. FRED THACKRAY.
    118 15 Not Likely to Ride in Races Again. Although it in confidently expected that Mr. Fred Thackray will regain hix normal rood health in the course of a few weeks, it in doubtful if racegoers will see this talented \i-.ry air.iteur in the ».i-l«-'i» again. Mr. Thackray 'k
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    55 15 The irarrmge of Mr. Lim Kolt Huat, t-cond son of Mr. and Mrs. Lim Kirn Tian. and Mi»s Wons Wai Hin*. NaUr et Mr. Wonu Chonj; Mrng. will take pUre today M the Kui I^on; Tong. 173. Caatonmen Road, at 2 p.m. A rac*p* Uon will be held at the
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    SINGAPORE GOLF.
    202 16 I Navy Challange Cup Competition. i i The Navy Challenge tup competition was played at Bukit Timah yesterday and I resulted in a win for the Singapore Golf Club pair. Mi** Uw and M M. Paterson, i with a score of 81. The tellowinit scorw were returned I
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    U.S. BASEBALL.
    63 16 I Results of Games in The Two Major Leagues. I York. May ML Today* na*eball i«-~ult» mere National l.racur Piitaburirh 1 Brooklyn 11 i t'incinnati I New York 2 Htiraro 11 Philadelphia 10 ■\merlrsn IjrarixNY« York 8 f'leveland 0 hiratro 4 Jo!!ey hit iwo home run*. Philadelphia 4
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    PERAK HOCKEY.
    96 16 K.L. Y.M.i A. Beat Ipoh Association. (From Our Own CoiTe«p»>ndtnt.) Ipoh. May 17 At hotkey, the Kunln l/jmpir YM C A Idef.aU-d the local N.CJL > 4—l. 11m i lay was fast and Broil are I cl-vt h x-key at Itst, I 'it the standard deterioHtied in the-
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    DAVIS CUP.
    46 16 Spain Wins Doubles Match Against Italy. London. May IS 1 At Rome, in the I>avi« Cup competition, I Maier and Tejada (Spain) beat I t.-D-orx I and Da Minerby (Italy) ."> -7, fi -2. >'- 1. in the waad round of the Eur»i pi'an Zone. Reuter.
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    261 16 Taeaaar, Mar 17. 1 Football! S.A.F.A. Div. 2: Clourcstrr- II vv NaVal BaM, An-on Rd. SUdium: Iliv 3: Medical CoWejrr n. Ho Hong 8.C., T.M.r K. wri S.H.B. v». Y.M.r.A.. S.H.B. Ifrd M PH. f». Robinson's. Jalan Rr<ir: Kntndly: S.C.I *W vi. A.P.C., Padan^. W«4neaaar. Mar IS. i
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    GOOD VICTORIES FOR THE R.S.Y.C.
    811 16 Interport Cup Retained. PORT DICKSON BEATEN IN TWO RACES. The Royal Singapore Yacht Cl«b wu "At Home" to the Port Dkkson Yacht Club and visitors during the Whitsun week-end when flood weather and breeze« favoore<l the opening rac« on Sunday The green of the l««^.
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    PERAK TENNIS.
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    "Insidious PropagANDISTS"
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    MONDAY'S RACES : RESULTS AT A GLANCE.
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