The Straits Times, 21 May 1933

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    37 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. I No. 75. Sunday, May 21st., 1933. Price 10 cents. THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. No. 75. Sunday, May 21st., 1933. Price 10 cents.
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    ALARM OVER ADVANCING TIN PRICES.
    205 1 MR. HOWESON ON CURIOUS CHANGE OF FRONT. People Who Complained Bitterly £150 A Ton Was Not Enough. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, May 20. Presiding at the annual general meeting of the London Tin Corporation Mr. John Howe. < n said that they might consider
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    STABBING DRAMA.
    107 1 Jculous Husband And Murdered Wife. (From Our Ovn Correspondent.) London, May 20. References to a jcabus husband and a boy-friend were made at the Inquest M Mrs. Mona Lavinia Huaaain, aged an English girl married to an Indian restaurant cook, who was found stabbed to death with 3t>
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    LOCAL WEDDING.
    299 1 Miss I. M. Payne And Mr. William Ciilliam. The wadding took plaea al Bt Andrew's PNabftoriaa Church. Singapore, on Friday afternoon of Mr. William Giliiam, only son of Mr. William Gilliam, >f Chertsey, Surrey, and .Miss babel Margaret Payne, fourth daughter of Mr. James Payne and the late
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    8 1 The finishing post with the new timing machine.
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    WATSON BEATEN.
    68 1 Thrilling World Title Fight. New York, May 20. In a fifteen-round contest, for the world's featherweight championship, Ki«l Chocolate, of Cuba, outpointed ex-Seamnn Watson, of Great Britain, here today. It was h. battle of the strong, the fierce fighting of Watson against the speed and rki'l of the
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    FLYING CLUB CRASH.
    74 1 Whilst engaged in formation flying yesterday, one of the Ro\a! Singapore Flying Club machines, piloted by FlightLieut. S. H. Potter, Chief Instructor, with Mr. E. A. Brodie, a member-p'Jot, as passenger, developed engine trouble. It made a forced landing. One flopt was damaged and the machine sank.
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    BURNT LINER SENSATION.
    68 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, May 20. Evidence of a most disquieting rature in the report of the committee which investigated the loss of the liner Georges Philippar is revealed in a sensational statement issued by the London underwriters who have already paid £1,125,000. The underwriters are
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    TWO R.A.F. AIR FATALITIES.
    148 1 THREE KILLED ON SAME DAY. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Lond l, May 20. TWO air collision-, clween R.A.F. machine u'sultcd in the death of three officers. The first collision vas at the training school at Sealant!, Flintshire, when a plane carrying Fiiirht-Lieut. M. M. ResteO Little
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    LONDON RUBBER & TIN.
    85 1 LONDON RUBBER TIN. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Saturday. RI'BBER. (Quotations as supplied by Symington and Wilson.) Spot (Buyers) 3 1/32. (Sellers) 2 31/32. July-Sept. 3 3/32. Oct.-Dec. 3 5/32. Jan. -Mar. 34. Apr.-June 3 11/32. .Market tone Steadier. TIN. Spot ntflla.M Three months £189 Ifis. Id. Market lrregular. SILVF.R.
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    TEA RESTRICTION.
    25 1 Batavia, May 20. The Tia Restriction Bill w,ll be promulgated on May 23 and will probab'y come into effect on May 26. Aneta.
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    FAVOURITES FAIL IN FIRST DAY'S RACING.
    773 1 Anticur Equals Eight- Year Old Record. The opening day of the Singapore Turf Club May meeting at Hie new racecourse cannot be said to have been a huge success in s\ ite of the fact there was a huge crowd present and excellent spirt
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    BOMBERS OVER PEIPING.
    470 1 Eleven Raiders Kept At Bay By Guns. BATTLE CONFERENCE. Withdrawal As Prelude To Armistice. Pciping, May 20, (9.30 a.m.). A fleet of 11 Japanese bombing planes are now flying over Peiping at a low altitude and the city is prepared for anything to happen. Later. The bombers
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    Behind The Front Page.
    1834 2 Behind The Front Page. MALAYA— a first CssM country for t>eople A prominent Singapore hostess once made that remark to me as we stood finishing "one for the road" after a dinner party. Beneath the eves of her bungalow roof the moon shone with tropical biil- liance on to the
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    SET HERSELF ALIGHT.
    266 2 Mother's Terrible Death After Murder. After inflicting a fatal throat wound on her two-year-old son. tin* wife of a farmer in a Dorsetshire village chose a tti rible death for hersi'li". Pouring petrol over her clothe:-, set them alight, her charred remains beii^ subsequently discovei yd in
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    $1,100 Offered In New Racing Contest.
    299 2 What Will Win Next Saturday At Bukit Timah? The Sunday Times is again offering a priie of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS in connection with the racing at Singap 1 The first prize of $1,000 will be awarded to any reader who succeeds in r.aming the
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    CONDITIONS.
    233 2 The conditions governing the competition arc is folio* It is a condition of entry that the Editor's decision is accepted as final on all matters appertaining to the competition and no correspondence can be entered into with competitors. In the event of two or more competitors naming correctly all
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      101 2 llorlick's builds up vigorous ,j*^*sftL young bodies <£ SB CHILDREN in their f~ t^^^J^a^l 1 years should J^^/j be given a nourishing ,^^^_v£^^ I? /[wJ diet -one that provides > *%A\M plenty of energy-giving a ■r l lJ^__ > fF^m I food. That's why doctors JPWM I recommend Horlick's X^^
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      68 2 Sunday Times Racing Competition (C). I entejn^H^ Sunday Times Racing Competition on the I conditiojd^^^t above md consider the following horses t \\\\\^mJgjno/Qi:v on Saturday, May 27. THIR^^CE FOURTH y^^ A FIFTH KACKy^^j^^ SIXTH RACE^^3B^^aw SEVENTH RACI?W^^ g? EIGHTH RACE J M •NINTH RACE "S^m Jf •To be filled in
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    The WORLD of BRIDGE
    2138 3  -  Ely Culbertson by World's Champion Playet and Greatest Card Analyst MOST peo| Ie who play much have discovered the fan that tho :n> many hands m which a I I distribution of the l II ip H niuih v than to havi :i much lonirer suit,
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      281 3 For The Passing Hour. 1 iil l fci 1 t 1 TEN DOLLARS FOR A POST CARD. I>KLO\V is an intriguino; word puzzle which will test your knowledge of jreojrraphy as weil ai fOol* ingenuity. Like all the other problems on the pajre. it is tlesigacd for amusement only but.
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      559 3 1 1..._ <J»»U** l«~ «~i— r~i_ -1 1 > Test your jr^ncral know U-dct- by sej-inu how man> of Ihr following BJMntloni you ran answepr rorrectly. Thi-n turn o pact* Ii to okoofe ><>ur replirv. 1. What note is called a >\wvs gf. What i- a oodometer? t. In insert
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    PLANE THAT A MAN CAN RACE.
    537 4 THE WINGLESS WONDER. Picking Up A Parcel While Flying. AND A NEW FIGHTER. R. A. F. To Have Fastest Ware raft In World. TWO .({limps, s of man's future in the air, and a glance backward at his early steps in mechanical transport, were
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    "MORE SHIPS FOR WAR."
    283 4 ADMIRAL'S AMAZING OUTBURST. THERE were sjnazicf "inni.- iretiom" by two admirals, criticising the Navy policy of the Gov.-i tinient they serve, at the London Press Hub's "Navy night" dinner on April 2H. Yii. -Admiral Dudley Pound, speaking of capital ships, said "there is going to be
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    MONKEY IN BED.
    162 4 Surprise For Chauffeur In England. A chauffeur living in a large house in Liverpool woke up, reached for his cup of tea and found a monkey beside him. He could not believe his sleepy eyes. But the monkey jumped, and so did he. An exciting bedroom steeplechase
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    "VULGAR" PEER.
    84 4 What Wife Told Lord Birkenhead. How the late Lord Birkenhcad, at the age of 50, could drink a bottle of port and swim a Sjflt immediately afterwards is revealed today by his son in "Birkenhead: The First Phase" (Thornton Butterworth, 215.) Often betrayed by his tongue into cruelties
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    WOMEN BRAVER THAN MEN.
    256 4 Stoic Under Pain. MORE CHANCE UNDER THE KNIFE, SAYS SURGEON. WOMBN suffer pain more easily than 1 men face trouble more bravely than men, and are. therefor?-, "better risks" thai men under the SBTfjeea't knife. They do not Buffer from shock to the same extent. These
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    TROUSSEAU FINE.
    142 4 Iraq Women Pay £250 For Smuggling. A wedding trousseau wound round ihe bodies of three visitors from Iraq to Britain cost them £250 in lines for snuggling at Dover. They were Mrs. Mezli Somekh, Mr. Khadhuri Barokh Schaova, and Miss BSSS His«|uail Eyra Somekh. giving an address at
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    CROCODILE IN THE THAMES!
    198 4 .1 Kirinili, it. loi'f/, has hern imnid in thi Thmwtet sl ftnttci sea. It /'us hft ixliaul I), i 'hr til, I I thr /<■/• shin HMH rmt I Mr. Janus < i< ,nrnx. ni i:,i<i<j< Rood I Wttt, ll<ittt >M a .is i I j
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    PICTURE WORTH £200,000.
    307 4 U.S. WINDFALL FOR FA KM LABOURER. THE chance discovery of a photograph in a house in Lucan, Co. Dublin, has lifted a Hilda re farm labourer from a Ihe of drudgery to one of moneyed ease. )li- is Mr. John Flynn, aged sixty, and he has inherited
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    HITLER KILLS FREEMASONRY.
    725 4 NEWS that Hitlc- has killed Freemasonry in Germany has been the subject of wide-spread discussion among Masonic bodies in England and on the Continent. Inquiries in Berlin and other German cities indicate that to some extent the movement is anti-Semitic because of the extent to which Jewjsh
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    CAPTAIN'S WIFE AT PUMPS
    286 4 CHANNEL GALE HEROINE Lifeboat Rescues In Storm 200-TON KETCH Crew's Losing Battle With Leak THK wife of the raptain of a Faver- shun (Kent) L'Od-tons ketch, Ethel Kdilh— one «>f the two sailing ketch's I. ft under (he British flag pulrkily took her iun at llu>
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    YEARS' DIPLOMACY ABOUT £8.
    458 4 ALL OVER V SEAMAN'S OLD CLOTHES. A CUBQUI for Ms. M 1 1 normal relations between I Foreiirn Office and the (iovetnm the I'nited States. The trouble began in 1919, and the <in°stion which has sin-" divided two great nations concerned the value at pat vi
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    THE OPTIMIST.
    102 4 Police And Man In £18,000 Fraud. After a trial lasting several days, Henry Arthur Leaver <<>I>, engineer, and Brenchley Barrett Kingsford (58), agent, the Old Bailey sentenced to three years' imprisonment for conspiring together to defraud such persons as should SS induced to lend money to them. I
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      79 4 the AUSTIN ten-four The TEN FOUR it a recent ny del that has been long enough on thr ro.<l to be thoroughly tested b> owner driven. Their verdict of approval hag been pronounced. A four cylinder engine of exceptional flexibility and ample reaerve of power, a four apeed gearbox with
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      4 4 Help yourself! BON BONS
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    Mainly About Malayans
    2224 5 The Wanderer Gossips The Hylam Servant Problem A Cheap Restaurant Offers Cinema Suppers. ONE common! which Chinese resident of Malaya are making on the Taylor iihool ingor i- that they ihi'in «lvr, verj rarely employ Hylams as Mt-. In the wealthier homes Hylams may ht found in
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    Great white chiefs englishman as king Of The Touaregs
    604 5  - Great white chiefs englishman as king Of The Touaregs W.T. Buxton By APART fiom th.> w-?ll-known Sir .lames Biooke-who in II mad Kajah of Sa awak f« ai to Boi neo- thei ha\e b al in stances of' ii ii t- mei> who aave I ni'-ei- of m.tivi' !ril. Ai
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    21 5 His Highno* th- Yang di Nttsjaa Id l( Kmtu 4 af Honour, mi the opening of the < BMcil Meet r{ Serembsn.
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      26 5 SEA VIEW HOTEL TODAY CONCERT HY PAUL STRAUSS ORCHESTRA 11 to 1 p.m. SUNDAY SPECIALITY RIJSTAFFEL MONDAY NIGHT INFORMAL SPECIAL DINNER \\T> DANCE No Admission Charge.
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      128 5 ;4^JM!JL ESBIMfeM ttXffisiteM Matinee TODAY 3.15 Matinee TODAY 3.15 Matinee at 3.15 Today. Have you seen LAST TWO DAYS FRANK BUCK'S RALPH LYNN tonight! i.stNiuhtof -BRING 'EM "JUST MY LUCK" "HOLD EVERYTHING" BACK ALIVE" See it md iudce for with WINIFRED SHOTTEK wHfc FOX K. BROWN vmrllin and DAVY "WABY.
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    The lovely princess who wants to be an old maid.
    1199 6 The lovely princess who wants to be an old maid. And A Woman Who Really Likes Mice! PRINCESS [NGRID of Sweden wanU to be an "old maid." The prineeai is now staying with her grandfather, the Duke of Connaught, at lib OH the Kiviera. It was there that she was
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    19 6 The n*W pill-box model hat with little white win^s, similar to one chosen rcccMlly by the Duches of York.
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    What Hollywood Is Wearing.
    539 6 MARLEXE Dietrich's m.v vogue of Wring trousered suits, m." with divided opinion among: men celebrities in Hollywood. Some of the male players questioned regarding the new vojrue stnrted by tht -^tar of Paramount's "The Song of Songs" sspeassed disapproval, but admitted that the matfr of adopting
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      242 6 WHITEAWAYS HEW BASIC VALUES. r^ n MORLEY'S L N PURE SILK ■rfj hosl W^Sk V I Cohan heel, lim \\Zh!J?^v\ I Lisle Bospendei v]/Y r 'fzfyJ]\ sad feel 1.1.Jf Flesh, akin \ewpASlC Picasso VALU£!> .TWhWhJ to lfl j inches. (\A Basic Value $1.25. whVtc away s a<F W BASIC LADIES'
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      66 6 RENE ULLMANN (Millinery I) -nai-irm ni ALWAYS IN STOCK THE LATEST MODELS OF HATS, MORNING, AFTERNOON, EVENING DRESSES, HAND BAGS— G LOVES ET( EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS OF FINE MATERIALS FOR DRESSES FANCY NECKLACES AND BRACELETS EVERYTHING VERY SMART tf INEXPENSIVE RENE U L \t A J\J r\T UITOI. Hill DING. SINGAPORE.
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      161 6 LADIES 1 FRENCH HAIRDRESSING SALOON [iJ DERNIER CRI MAISON jin hairdressing and lwl#^i^^^#l^ beauty work. European ||BJ An{* P I JC EXPERTS with Parisian IflMlfvLLLsI training. The Finest j LATE MAISON and most modern equip- NITTO j ment. Special cool-air I I drying system. Perfect 35, STAMFORD ROAD personal comfort.
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    THE QUEEN'S HALL MURDER
    2526 7 THE QUEEN'S HALL MURDER The distinguished vii itor was about to .-peak. Bui Mrs. .Manton fore she kneu her well enough to be quite v 11 would not willingly let .*'ip a chance of emphasising the Importin, of maki' quite plaii on her way to and mo.-t ..ii fall to
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    Startles The Carpenter.
    844 7 An Up -Country Mem. "PVKV living in an Uafederated State I J 'I'n'i gel mi ih opportunity of talk ing with I think I have not I i dozen times before, th< cook i >i hinese, the gari Tain.!. I| The syce's [■Jay's Malay! but he i
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      196 7 > mmmßmr TBmmmaF < DHOI i^K r> Hfl '^JhCmW BaY maaami H 91 mammi M&**9^^k t ■JHsT' mmfiD 1 amY 1 mmammTii U Kami H^aai T BBBS^BBk_ dBBBv aBBBIBBB^^^aBBBBB. SBH Bmaanbdmss B^amEß^^Bßm .^samaißkta^ HsL ■aaas •>v rnvmamamm < g***^ammmaaj|^ S. :-i- «*#*&o^ Germs of decay lurk in ugly film Prevent
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    TOTIDEM VERBIS.
    459 8 It cannot bo too widely known in Malaya that there is now a reasonable .•nance of curing leprosy if it is taken in time. The term "curing" is used advisedly, for although doctors, being cautious people, do not yet feel justified in usinß it, the layman will b-
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    Last Of The Outlaws
    923 8  -  P.J. Clancy By Brigandage Is Dying Out RECENT drtisive action by the French Ga*ammM4 in f'oisica, and the uncompromising attitude of signer Mv lini towards brigands in Italy, make it appear that the royal and ancient game M outlawry, as known in the Mediterranean, is i
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    THE ASSERTIONS OF ANANIAS
    1348 8 THE ASSERTIONS OF ANANIAS today's .'assertion Ananias is giving money away this week truly. Have you noticed the mania for giving away money that has developed in the office of The Sunday Timrs lately I gather that there are so many superfluous dollar < in the kitty that the position
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    STOP PRESS.
    120 8 Jehol I'rovinie. Saturday. With the complete cessation of fighting in this part of the world, which is not as noticeable as it might be, the Sino- Japanese war has come to an end for the fifth time without ■pap having begun. At the same time, the peace which
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      250 8 AMUSEMENTS. SINGAPORE. ALIIAMBRA THEATRE. lioi i) i;\ RRTTMING. With Jae K ISrowii. Winnie l.iphtncr .v Geargea CarpaaUar. <>.i"> 9.13 pin. Phaaa NNI CAPITOL THEATRE. i;i{iv. i:m i:\ck ai.ivk. MS ft.l 3 !).m. I'hone ."j261. MARLBOROIJGH THEATRE. TOM BROWM OP (TLYER. With Slim Snmmerville. Also H.»..t (.ihson in THE LOCAL li\i>
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      83 8 "PIANO" TUNING— REPAIRS. REMOVALS— HIRE. E. CHARLES. Ihone 2902. 282. Orchard Road. Remember that pure blood not only keeps away disease, but is Nature's remedy— in fact, the blood is the stream of life. In the treatment of Blood and Skin Complaints Clarke's Blood Mixture is unexcelled, it expels the
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    MALAYA'S SECRET BARRICADE.
    830 9 Submarine Guard Against 'Quakes SAFE IN A VOLCANIC STORM-CENTRE. Miracle Of Nature. SHOCKS WE FEEL ARE ONLY "COMPENSATORY." How a secret barricade provided by nature, protects Malaya from earthquakes aU hcugh we are surrounded by a dangerous volcanic eire is revealed below by a Sunday Times reporter
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    7 9 This little hal>\ girl enjoys her bath.
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    PASIR PANJANG "HOLLYWOOD."
    347 9 $100,000 Studio To Make Malayan Talkies. A miniature Hollywood is springing up on the outskirts of Singapore. Tho studio has been in existence only a month and, though much remains to be done before it will be ready for serious work, is is there. THK site is
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    DEEP MYSTERY OF "MAN-EATER."
    250 9 Deep mystery surrounds a.n episode during the filming of "Man-Eater" the Fox Film sound drama of the Malayan jungle in Singapore. Thi^, the Sunday Times understands, b what tooh place: A particular "strip of jungle" had been chosen for a "Bring 'Em Back Alive" "shot" of
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    SHOW BOAT WAS NOT "A FLOP."
    701 9 AUSTRALIA'S show boat, the X.P.M. Nieuw Holland, left Malayan waters on its way back to the Commonwealth yesterday afternoon. Among the exhibitors, there is at least one who denies that this trade voyage to the Dutch East Indies and Malaya has Leen a flop.''
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    38 9 Plaid gloves of fabric are the late-t fashionable vagary. Here is a charmi-ig example of the new fashion. The colours of the plaid are red. green and blue, and are made of the same fabric as the bowtie.
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    "PINJI PETROL" TRIALS.
    575 9 GUMMY DEPOSIT IN ENGINE. (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, May 19. WHAT has happened to the "rubiwr petrol" of which so much was heart in Mulnya a few months ago? At that time a picture was con iv re. l up of mountains of rubber, accumulated
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    VILLAGE THAT MUST GO.
    976 9 Malays' Ancent Home On Drome Site. AHMAT'S STORY. When "Tuan Raffles" Came To Singapore. The relentless march of progress and science will soon remnve one of Singapore's characteristic landmarks. Those huddled dwellings of the Malay population, clinging tenaciously to the rcmantic past when they were used
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      26 9 <&& BE V 4% NO FINER WHISKY GOES INTO AM BOTTLE Sole Agents: JOHN LITTLE CO., Ltd. (Incorporated in England) SIN6APORE, KUALA LUM PUR, PENANG, and IPOH.
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    MYSTERY OF A COLONIAL FILM COMPANY
    414 10 NO SHARE FOR MALAYA But Its Losses Cost Us £100! SUBSIDY EXCEEDED British Films Now Pay Their Own Way Since the screen started talking.! the popoJarity < f British film- la Malaya bai !x.'t'n ys>ured. AoordUag to Pavilion ltd.. w!:uh imports siaety-nine ;:er teat,
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    £800 FOR BREACH.
    51 10 (From Our Own Correspondent. J London. May 20. Damaj ;u^ (l to aeh of proamst Mr W. T. A Png< employ ed by a bunk in Bomba) It was stated wrote from Bombay admitting be had married and found later that he had bera married for two
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    RUBBER ROAD AT KUALA LUMPUR.
    398 10 OYEK Sl\T\ FEET LVII) V^ITH M\S PASTE. (I-'ioim Our Owa Correspondent.) Ki:a!a Lumpur. May li l TH!. largest itretah of rubber roadway which has yat M I laid in the F.M.S. ..Mil- yesterday. fhiii i.- a patch <!•; feet long and the i lull width
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    MARRIED.
    196 10 Mr. H. J. Shepherd And Miss M. F. Voller. The marriage was solemnised at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday, between Mr. Harold .hick Shepherd, son of M.. ikl Mrs. <;. Shepherd of Dean, Hant*. England, and Mis- May Freda Voile., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. Voller, af Gillingham, Kent,
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    A $50 KISS !
    59 10 A $50 KISS iKi i .ii Urn Owi Correapaad at t Sercmban, May 20. A SiUh poiice constable named Mokha Sinjfh was fined $50 or in default, three months' rigorous imprisonment, here today tor outraging the modesty of a Chinese wcm;:n by kissing her on Ihe cheeks in the early
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    MALAYA'S WAR ON LEPROSY.
    553 10 Injecting Dyes. ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY TO BE FREED. (From Oar Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Ma\ It. THERK was a time when a leper asylum was prison an;l vi i v MM of its inmate- rv -d life sentence. Tho.-..- f-rim (L.y- BN VMM. The daws
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    EDUCATION FOR MALAYS.
    500 10 in rut: new duectm OF FISHERIES. FOLLOWING the recent appeal l.y the Malay member of the Lejjislative Council for cheaper and higher education for the Malays in view of the IWmatioa of the Straits Settlements Civil Services for Asia'ies. the following aunoiine nient appeared in the (iovernn.ent
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    K. L. CONCERT.
    313 10 Amateurs' Show At The Selanjjor Club. (From Oin Own C.>rr» -j.or'lenl. > Kuala Luir.pur. May 10. T! < loi.n^e of I'.e Selanpor Cliili i.. not U ideal plt.ce for music and there can he no gram pleasure in Roinjj there to s i ft an. l play
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    CHANDU.
    112 10 liiU lints lor TmTM "hinese. Mr. H A I. .r, •< i in.inal 1):.-- ict Ji' Wil the usual crop "f chaade. ly when several produced for seateaci r'i- f non-government dwadw. line was imposed on Teo Heck Sin, who vas arrested m wi rth <f the drug concealed
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    New Move In Dope Traffic War.
    479 10 SPEED-BOAT FLYING SQUAD FOR SINGAPORE. iresh step in the ever-foujjh. battle between dope traftickers. and smujjKlers of contraband, and the Singapore Preventive Service i> being taken. It is the purchase of a new hi eh speed Diescl-ensfined launch, for which Government h:<s approved an
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