Malaya Tribune, 19 May 1930

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune. Vol. XVII. No. 117 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MAY 19, 1930 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Monday, May 19. 1930.
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      144 1 LIPTON'S CEYLON TEA. YOU CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. "o.k:" cement I CONTRACTS CAN BE ARRANGED AT SPECIAL RATKS ON APPLICATION TO: I Sole Importers: Jfe E B St Asiatk CO., Ltd., SINGAPORE. n] ilncorporated in Denmark.) jjj Zs2srlsasHs2sZsr2srlsrlErlsHsrlsisHSHSr^^ I WHY YES. a trial run with pleasure, you J are sure
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      269 1 TROT. chdbrsZ^cS*siJiittsZs2sZsesZsSsESSs& d7r2sr2sfZsfls?g?SZsrlsZsZsZHrLS^sZsE'TgsZs^q^?Jr?TP q? Orem?rarecrac?o»» WORDSWORTH j for was it LONGFELLOW?) I n] S I Wrote of the Glories of "A Host of Golden Daffodils." I But how infinitely better, is the Host who offers you jc- READ'S BEER! I Scad's Ll# fl fht I I Dog's Head' Lager. j
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    Bankruptcy Court.
    621 2 SEQUEL TO DISREGARD OF ORDERS. Warrants Issued. In the Bankruptcy Court on Friday before Mr. Justice Stevens, an application was made for a receiving order against Chop Yeo Liang Huat. Mr. R. L. L. Biaddell appeared for the creditor and Mr. Osborne Jones for the debtor. M. Braddell
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    Chiang Deceiving?
    574 2 SERIOUS CHARGE BY YEN. Cable To The League. Reuter's Service. Peking. May 16. The Director of Foreign Affairs in the Northern Coalition, under orders from Yen Hsi Shan, has cabled to the Chief Secretary oi the League of Nations calling attention to the fact that Chiang Kai Shek
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      40 2 THAI, After trying other Brands, "SUGARCANE" HAMS and BACON I ABE I "THE BEST BY TEST" i Truth in Advertising 1 I Indicates Sound Judgment f ;?£RfSH PCOCUI I Rf FRIGER ATIhG Co LTD I Road. Selegie Rood. Keppel Road
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      650 2 Wild IPINS Daughter Had Neither Sleep P:st Anywhere. Cuticura He For ne~rly six months d ter's face was covered with foci burning sore eruptions. The wet nature and she rubbed She got neither sleep nor rest night after night and kr-pt me "I was advised to try Cut: and Ointment
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    A Large Surplus.
    350 3 SAVING MONEY ON NAVAL TREATY. Japan To Ratify Scion. Reuter's Service. Washington, May 16. General Dawes, the American Ambassador, has left London for America to confer with President Hoover on the Naval Agreement. "NAVY BRUSHED ASIDE." New York, May 17. That the United States representatives at the
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    DIRECTOR ACCUSED OF FRAUD.
    324 3 Alleged "Juggling" Of Company Money. Allegations that the funds of a public com* pany were fraudulently used by a managing director to bolster up another company were made at Marlborough Street Police Court, recently. Arthur John Clark, of Adelaide-crescent. Hove, and the Royal Automobile Club, was
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    EXPEDITION TO GREENLAND.
    136 3 German Explorers' Equipment. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") Considerable interest is shown in geographical and scientific circles in the German expedition which left Copenhagen on April 2 for Greenland and the purpose of which is to explore the hitherto practically unknown interior of Northern Greenland. The explorers,
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      173 3 RfTcr exercise rake Here is your REMEDY UKODONAI. -the definite remedy for Rheumatism discovered by the celebrated French Chemist, J. L. Chatelain. is a harmless efficient composition which entirely dissolves uric acid, and therefore removes the cause of all rheumatic troubles. It is prepared in the form of a granular
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      322 3 Back At Work. After Fever, Influenza Or Other Illness Take Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. They Quickly Build You Up. People who have suffered from an attack cf influenza, malaria, or other weakening disease, usually need a tonic to build up the blood, to revitalize the nerves, and to repair the
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      81 3 FRASER NEAVE LIP. 1 I AERATED WATERS j QUALITY SERVICE S THE BEST IN THE EAST I "CHAP SINGA" 5 seSHSHSHSSSHSe^HSĕ3HS^SESIESESSSESHSES^^ I ASIA LIFE I I Endowment Policies will Help you Save. 1 ASIA LIFE I IS] INSURANCE CO., INC., U.S.A. I I Singapore Office—E-4, Hongkong Bank Chambers. S ffl
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    Literary Notes. "THE LI SAO."
    1003 4 Dr. Lim Boon Keng's Great Work. THE MELODY OF PHRASE. "The Li Sao." Dr. Lim Boon Keng. The Commercial Press, Ltd., $3. By his translation into English of "The Li Sao," written three hundred years before Christ by Ch'u Yuan, remembered as a great poet
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    A Comprehensive Collection.
    252 4 "Pagett Calling." Lieut.-Col. W. P Drury CB.E. Chapman and Hall. 7/6. "Pagett Calling" can best be described as tnoroughly good entertainment with limitations The book, which is the latest effort of the author of "The Flag Lieutenant" and "The Peradventures of Private Pagett," Is remarkably comprehensive, embodying
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    Raffles Library.
    712 4 GOOD SELECTION OF NEW BOOKS. The following novels have been added te Raffles Library during the past fortnight:— Anon. W. A. A. C. Adams. Herbert, Oddways. Aling un. Adrian, Slowbags and Arethusa. Applin, Arthur,, The Unforgivable Sin. Baillee-Saunders, M. Mary Simnel's Marrying. <2 copies). Barclay. John, The Gilchrist
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      253 4 Now you know your hair is right Your hair! For years artificial looking with Stacomb. men and women have worried Nor dry and rancid, as water over this, the most conspicuous makes it. Stacomb, cream or •part of their appearance. liquid, counteracts dandruffAppearance is the servant of heeps the hair
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      235 4 There's no doubt about it The brass things do look lovely! Mother will be pleased! And I thought when I started what a lot there was to do. It's Brasso. Such a help when I want to make things brighter and do them quickly. Pll ask Mother to order another
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    Correspondence.
    89 5 [Our readers are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It must be understood that the '•Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double spacing), and on one sifie of the paper only. Pen-names
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    Tigers In Johore.
    188 5 (To the Editor, -Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —Tigers are dangerous animals, and the enemies of human beings. Since last year many persons have been killed by tigers. There ought to be rewards for persons who shoot tigers, instead of their not being allowed to shooc them in Johore.
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    Municipal Conservancy.
    125 5 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir. —May I be permitted a little space in your valuable and esteemed paper upon a subject which has caused a considerable amount of uneasiness to my neighbours and me Everybody residing neighbourhood around Lembu Road is talking about the tainted air which
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    Singapore Chinese Mandarin School.
    201 5 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —Through the medium of your paper I would like to put forward some of my humble opinions abqut the Singapore Chinese Mandarin School. I have been a student of the school since its birth up to the present, about four
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    LAND FOR THE SMALL INVESTOR.
    349 5 A. Singapore Scheme. We give the following letter from a correspondent without assuming the responsibility of endorsing his views: The man with limited means in Singapore has had to content himself with renting a house, and more often than not, the rents demanded by landlords
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      390 5 POOR OLD JOE! He's Getting Thinner Every Day. He used to be such a manly fellow, too— wen proportioned and full of vigour. Now his fine figure has gone and he looks lite a walkscarecrow; you can a&nost see the bones sticking through his flesh, J*^' 1 though. He can
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      271 6 Amusements. ALHAMBRA 0 THONE 6909 I G Ln a i I fl Ln 1 From Monday, May 19 to Sat., May 24. I 3 NIGHTLY AT 6.15 P.M. AND 9.15 P.M. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY AT 3 P.M. jg I I I Great Pictures for ALL Occasions! i NOW j MARION
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      263 6 GAIETY m®immm Fr.im Friday, May 16 to Thursday. Ma. |r X&id KJ^BttZ w* r3^^^^Rt NOW YOU'VE GOT TO LAUGH! Jg*T St Its Everybody's Business to Laugh, and Richard Dix ha {9 X fr *(j provided the means in a story that will make you laugh fo; j! "SPORTING GOODS" E^^y/
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    Commercial News. LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    261 7 Rubber Slipping Down. Etlin and Co. report at 11 a.m. RUBBER. 6%d.. down 'sd. \»rk 13 7 cents (G), down ft cent. -Quiet. Allenbys $1.45—51.55, Ayer ."j 30_5t.40. Ayer Panas $1.35—51.45, 70—75 cents, Brogas 97 |fi cents— Bukit Jelotongs 53—56 cents. Bukit J i 70 cents,
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    AYER PANAS RUBBER.
    312 7 Dividend Of Five Per Cent. The annual general meeting of the Ayer Panas Rubber Estate, Ltd., was held on Friday. at the Hong Kong Bank Chambers with Mr. J. M. Sime in the chair and others present were Messrs. W. E. Rayner, T. Higginbottom. E. Kong Guan
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    280 7 By courtesy ot H. and S. Bank.) SINGAPORE, MAY 19. *ellin° London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 31/ 32d., London j months' sight 2s. 3 29/32 d., London W days yg ht 2s 3 27/32 d.. London 30 days' 2 3 13/16 d., London demand s 2 25
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    ORGANISING DUTCH RUBBER.
    54 7 Approaching Native Growers. Reuter's Service. Batavia, May 17. A conference (presided over by Mr. Marinus) representing Dutch producers and residents of pTL™^ ore mportant regions in Palembang, Djambi and Borneo, resulted in a decision to investigate rubber growing districts to explore the possibility of inducing nativschST join
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    CHINA'S EFFORT TO KEEP GOLD.
    46 7 Reuter's Service. Shanghai, May 17. With reference to the gold embargo, the experts of gold bars from Shanghai from Jan. l to April 30 to.America totalled fifteen and a half million and to Japan one and a quarter million Haikuan taels.
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    68 7 12 O'CLOCK NOON, MAY lV A Buyers. Sellers. R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot 22% 23 Standard RS.S. on Tender Ma y 23 23 U June 23 J ul Y 24 24 V 4 July/September 24% October/December 25 25% Tone of Market:—Dull. Latest Cable:—London Spot
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    PRODUCE.
    144 7 SINGAPORE, MAY 19. Rive, Siam A-l per Koyan $370 Rice, Siam 1 $342 v Rice, Siam 2 $326 Rice, Siam 3 $305 Rice, Siam 4 -^S 3 $281 Rice, Saigon A-l $288 Rice, Saigon 1 $272 Rice, Saigon 2 $262 Rice, Saigon 3 $250 Rice, Rangoon 1 $263 Rice,
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    GUNMAN ARRESTED.
    44 7 Asiatic officers of the Detective Branch wer. responsible for the arrest of a Cantonese gunman last night in a house ln Singapore's Chinatown. Two loaded pistols were found in his possession. He will be charged* in the Police Courts in due course.
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    121 7 Ships Alongside The Wharves. Singapore, May 19. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Nieuw Holland 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Panama Maru 18; Kinta 16; Hakusan Maru 13; Siamese Prince 11; Demodocus 9; Huntress 7. w Empire Dock (Entrance Gate Maiudu 32; Raub 33; Rhein 35; Yonan' Maru
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS.
    74 7 Drill Programme. TO-DAY, MAY 19. 5.15 p.m.-Drill Hall, "B" (English) Coy. No. 5 Platoon, Weapon Training. 5.15 p.m Drill Hall, S. R. A. (v), Battery and Battery Signal parade. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, Officers S. V. C Sword Drill. TO-MORROW, MAY 20. 5.15 p.m.-Drill Hall, "E" (Chinese) Company. Practice
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    MR. MORROW STARTLES AMERICA.
    155 7 ProhibitiMi Suggestion. Reuter's Service. New York. May 17. Mr. Dwight Morrow, one of America's foremost diplomats, who was one of the delegates of the U.S.A. to the London Naval Conference, in opening his campaign for a seat in the Senate, startled the political world by advocacy
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    "INSULTING INSINUATION."
    137 7 Bellicose Speech By Sig. Mussolini. Reuter's Service. Florence. May 18. In the course of an address to a Fascit gathering, Sig. Mussolini declared: Noth ng is more insulting to the p-iie of the Italian people than the insinuation that our Naval programme will not be carried ou-." He
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    NORTHERN ARMY THROWN BACK.
    110 7 Strategic Centre In Danger. ["Sin Kuo Mm Press" Service Shanghai, May 19. The Northern allies have completely evacuated Kweiteh. and are massing five Kuominchun divisions and one cavalry division at Lanfeng. which is in danger of falling into the hands of the Government forces. President Chiang
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    FIRST CHINESE TOREADOR IN EUROPE.
    27 7 Reuter's Service. Barcelona, May 17. Vinccmt Hong, the first Chinese toreador to be seen in Europe, has arrived here from South America.
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    33 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 153 for $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 157 for $100.
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    98 7 Three Men Pound Guilty. In the Bandar Street armed robbery case reported on Saturday, all three accused were round guilty and sentenced to seven years' r.i. each. The first accused, electing to give evidence on oath, stated that the complainant had formerly quarrelled with him and now accused
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    409 7 The Siamese boat "Valaya" arrived here yesterday with 92 bullocks and 27 buffaloes. The "Ceylon Maru" is expected on Thursday from Hong Kong and is leaving for Calcutta the next day. The N.Y.K. steamer "Hakusan Maru" is due to-day from Colombo and is proceeding to Japan to-morrow. The
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    BOOKMAKERS FINED.
    50 7 An Indian Mohamedan and a Malay were lined $25 each by the Second Magistrate (Mr. P. S. Williams) thus morning for loitering on the Racecourse for the purpose of booking bets. Tickets and $8 were found on their persons. The accused, who pleaded guilty, were arres:e_ on Saturday.
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    151 7 The funeral of Mrs. Gertrude Pereira took place on Saturday. Father Rego officiated both at the church and at the graveside. The attendance, which was a large one. included Messrs. J. Wilson, C. P. Ambler, R. N. Hamilton, and S C de Souza. and the nuns and orphans of St.
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      260 7 MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY, MAY 19. Port Dickson. Lumut and Teluk Anson (Pangkor) 3 p.m. Muar (Tronoh) 3 p.m Malacca I Malaya) 3 p.m. Port Swettenham and Penang (Kinta) 3 pm Batu Pahat <Gemas> 3 p.m. Kemaman (H ong Chuan) 3 p.m. ♦Ceylon. Southern and Western India (Tamba Maru) 3 p.n,.
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      145 7 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, MAY 19. High Tides.—1.20 a.m.. 3.26 p.m. Football League: S.C.F.A. "A" v Malays (R.D.). Stadium. TO-MORROW, MAY 20. High Tides—2.08 a.m.. 4.30 p.m. Football League: S.C.C. v. S.C.F.A (Div I) S.C.C.; S.R.C. v. I.C.F.A. (R.D.), S.R.C.; Police v. Warders- (Div. II). Stadium' F. and N. v.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
    122 8 Births, Marriages And Deaths. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. Mr. Raymond Pereira and family gratefully thank all who attended the funeral of his beloved wife and also those who sent wreaths and letters of condolence. The children of the late Mrs. Chin Hock Kin. (nee Madam Lee Teng Neo) gratefully thark all
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    THE S. S. (S.) A.
    890 8 The big feature of thj annua) meeting of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association was undoubtedly the vigorous and challenging speech by Mr. Roland Braddell. Here indeed is the ideal public man for a Colony like this—one with long family associations locally, with a personal love
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    75 8 The Hon. Mr. Sturrock, Colonial Engineer, was on an official visit to Malacca dur'ng the week-end. Mr. H. V. Hushes has arrived at Alor Gajah to act as A&"iisiant Engineer in place of Mr. Steed, on leave. The death took place at Kalutara. Ceylon, on the 10th Inst., of Mrs.
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    BY AIRSHIP ACROSS ATLANTIC.
    159 8 Zeppelin Demonstrating lis Feasibility. Reuter's Service. Friedrichshafen, May 18. The Graf Zeppelin, with a few passengers and a crew of 42, has started a flight to Seville. It will continue from there on Tuesday to land respectively at Pernambuco (Brazil), Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) and Lakehurst
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    ROCKET CAR PIONEER KILLED.
    101 8 Reuter's Service. Bled To Death After Explosion. [Renter's Service.J Berlin. May 18. Hr. Valier, pioneer of the rocket-driven aeroplane, was killed while experimenting with a new type of that machine, which exploded. Valier bled to death, as the result of a cut artery, before doctors arrived.
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    623 8 Mr. Justice Farrer Manby, of Kuala Lumpur is suffering from an attack of influenza. The Chief Health Officer. F.M.S., is shortly to pay a v<sit to Cameron s Highlands to look into health matters there. Mi. E. H. Evans, of Messrs. McAlister and Co.. Ltd.. is to be transferred from
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    Topics Of To-day.
    707 8 <BY "LOOKER-OX j The Editor is in unusually good morning. I was wondering w,• for it could be. when a coW viewed Miss Amy Johnson m r that she was a Yorkshire i she was born in Hull, whe c he that first saw the light. These
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    21 8 F.o.n China and Japan by Singapore to-morrow morning. iio.a China and Japan b. C due Singapore on Thursday, th
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    90 8 Mr. Leong Yew Koh. who untitled visit to China, has returned, to joined his cojcin. Mr. X C C and solicitor, in practice. The members of the local Fos. neT Office staffs held a Rcngg.nSaturday on the occasion U the new Post Office at A.or Os Mr. B. C. Ci.
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      39 8 TIN AND RUBBEI Latest Quotations RUBBER. London:—6 4 d. New York:—l 4 cents <Gi. Singapore:—22 -23 cents. TIN. London:—Spot £144 12s. 6d (OV 3 months, buyers £146 15s. oa J*' Od.). sellers £146 17s. 6d idowi Singapcr,.:—s73.oo. (150 vans
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    "Singapore Has Wonderful Air Base." MISS JOHNSON LEAVES.
    1772 9 Bangkok To Singapore Flight Described. REACHING SOURABAYA TO-DAY. Carries A Mascot But Not A Bit Superstitious. a roar of its engine and the scream of t as M was parted by the struts and wirt- a tiny Gypsy Moth aeroplane swept from
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    22 9 LITERARY NOTES, on page 4. CORRESPONDENCE, en page 5. TOPICS OF TO-DAY, on page 8. CHINESE TOPICS, on page IL
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    United Europe.
    569 9 M. BRIAND SUBMITS HIS PROPOSALS. Assembly And President. Reuter's Service. [Renter's Service.] Basle, May 17. The Bank of International Settlements was officially opened to-day without ceremony. [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.] Berlin, May 18. Scepticism preponderates in the reception accorded to M. Brland's pan-Europe Memorandum in political quarters here. The
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    COAL MINES BILL.
    126 9 Lords Sent It Back Amended. British Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless] Rugby, May 18. Newspapers suggest that if the House of Lords' amendments to the Coal Mines Bill are congested when the Bill returns to the Commons, the diffcienees will be settled by compromise. The most important
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    PREMIER'S REGRET.
    91 9 Resignation Of Sir J. Ward. British Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless.] Rugby, May 18. In a telegram to Sir Joseph Ward, whose resignation as Prime Minister of New Zealand was announced on Friday, the Prime Minister (Mr. Mac Donald) expresses his sympathy and regrets "that this means that
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    SIMON COMMISSION.
    416 9 Unanimous Report Expected. FIRST PART READY FOR PUBLICATION. Quiet Week-End In India. British Official Wireless. Reuter's Service. [British Official Wireless.] London, May 18. The first part of the report of the Simon Commission on Indian constitutional reform, which will be published on June 10. Is completed and a
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    PERSIAN SENSATION.
    68 9 International Rail Contract Annulled. ALLEGED BREAKAGE OF TERMS. Reuter's Service. Teheran, May 19. The Persian Government has annulled the contract with the Anglo-American and FrancoGerman railway syndicate, according to th" newspapers, owing to the syndicate's failure to adhere to the terms. The idea was to construct a line
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    COST OF LIVING AT HOME.
    101 9 Lower Than At Any Time Since 1916. British Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless] May 17. Last May the first average level of the retail prices of commodities was approximately 55 per cent, above that of July 1914. as compared with 57 per cent, one month
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    STORM OVER NAVAL PACT.
    111 9 Japanese Delegate's Return. Reuter's Service. Tokio, May 19. Admiral Takarabe. apparently destined to become the centre of a revived storm over the London Treaty, arrived in Tokyo and was gieeted at the station by Mr. Hamaguchi (Premier) and other Cabinet members. Owing to fears of hostile
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    Sports & Pastimes. SINGAPORE LEAGUE.
    419 10 Sports Pastimes. SINGAPORE LEAGUE. Malays Gain Further Points. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. The Malays gained further points, on Saturday when they defeated the R.A. by 3—o in First Division of the Singapore League at the Jalan Besar Stadium. There war evidently something wrong with the Malay forwards, particularly Mat Noor. It was
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    Signallers Crush Y.M.C.A.
    26 10 The Ordinance and Signals beat the V.M.C.A. team by B—2 on Saturday at Pulau Brani in the Second Division of the Singapore League.
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    Welch Reserves Win Again.
    27 10 On Sunday at Tanglin in the Reserve Division of the Singapore League, the Welch defeated the R. A. by four goals to two.
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    This Week's Meetings.
    90 10 Important meetings in connection with local football will take place this week. To-day, at 6.30 p.m. at the S.C.C, the League Committee will deal with claims for postponements and the question of the fitness of the A.P.C. ground. To-morrow, also at the S.C.C., at 6.30 the Referees'
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    Europeans' Inter-State.
    141 10 SELANGOR BEAT NEGRI SEBILAN (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, May 17. In the inter-state football match between European teams representing Selangor and Negri Sembilan at Kuala Lumpur this evening Selangor won by the only goal of the match, scored in the last five minutes. The game was
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    Scotland Beat France.
    20 10 Reuter's Service. I Paris, May 18. Scotland beat Prance 2—o to-day in an international soccer match here.
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    A.A.A. Beat U.C.F.A.
    37 10 On the Chinese ground on Saturday, before a large crowd, the Amicable Athletic Association defeated the United Chinese Football Association 3—l. Yong Quee (2) and Choo Quee were the goal scorers for the A.A.A.
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    T.O.S. XI Beat Pasir Panjang Rangers.
    34 10 Yesterday on the A.P.C. ground Tay Oen Seng's XI defeated the Pasir Panjang Rangers 4 —0. Scores; Tan Cheow Hin (2>. Tan Ah Teck and Tan Seng Hock.
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    A Stern Test To-morrow.
    42 10 The S.C.C. team v. S.C.P.A. to-morrow, on the Padang will be: L. J. Britain; R. Craik, J. Lee; E. S. Bell. A. K. Eeade. A. Donald; E A. Joy, J. Prescott, H. Millen, N. Fyfe, A F. Johnson.
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    M.I.C. Beat Siong Boh II.
    68 10 At the Stadium yesterday the Muslim Improvement Club defeated the Siong Boh II 3—1. Maidin, Senny Mohamed and Pir Mohamed scored for the winners. The Government Monopolies XI v. G. H Kiat XI to-day at the J.C.S.A. ground:— Sharifr Teddy Tan. Kim Beng, Samijel Lee,
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    Diegel Beats Mitchell.
    249 10 WON BY A "DEMON PUTT." GOLF. Reuter's Service. London, May 17. I The Anglo-American fcolf battlefront "wa* transferred to-day to' Mue*» Park, Rickmansworth, where a 36 hole skirmish bstween the respective match-play cjjampinns T.pn Diegel and Abe Mitchell, with side sfaßes of £250. concluded a historic week.
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    S.G.C. Events.
    240 10 < LILLEMARD CUP The final round of the Guillemard Cup competition at the Singapore G.C. was played on Saturday and resulted in a win tor S L Kelly (4) who defeated W. R. Boyd (iO) by 6 and 4. The following is the draw for the first round
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    S.G.C. Beat G.G.C.
    16 10 The S.G.C. beat the oflktc. by 10-', to |U at Bukit Timah yesterday.
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    Keppel Medal Replay.
    25 10 In the replay for the May monthly medal t c Keppel lf Club C L w ya" beat J. M. C. Macgilchrist.
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    THE DAVIS CUP.
    128 10 Week-End Progress. LAWN TENNIS. Reuter's Service. London, May 17. In the Davis Cup Satoh (Japan) beat Mohan •India) 10—8, 6—l, a T Ohto (Japan) beat Soni Tlndia) 6—l 6—4 6—o. At Dublin, Rogers (Ireland) beat Crawford •Australia) 6-3. 3-6, 7-5, 2-6. 6-3 ana Moon (Australia) beat MacGuire
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    S.C.R.C. Tournament.
    52 10 Ties in the S.C.R.C. tournament: WEDNESDAY'S TIES n^^u ingleS Championship (Semi-final/ Chua Choon Leong v. Lai Kwong Chun. THURSDAY'S TIES. Open Singles Championship (Semi-final):— Cheong Chee Lim v. John Lim. FRIDAY'S TIES. "B" Doubles Handicap (Final) —Chua Choon Seng and Kelly Quahe v. Wee Eng Yong and Tan
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    The America Cup.
    51 10 SHAMROCK V. IMPRESSES. YACHTING. British Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless.] Rugby. May 18. Sir Thomas Lipton's Yacht 'Shamrock V which has been specially built to challenge the holder of the American Cup. created an excellent first impression yesterday when it Ha^ich™ 6 Ver COUrBe f ,orty miles
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    THE TRIAL TEST.
    248 10 Australians' Batting Unattractive. CRICKET. Reuter's Service. ALLOM AND PEEBLES BOWL WELL. (By arrangement with the "S.FJP.") London, May 18. IbS weather was fine yesterday for the opening of the match between the Australians and the M C.C. There was much interest taken in the game and 30.000
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT.
    270 10 Etceteras Beat P. S. And L. An exciting finish was witnessed In the opening tournament game at the S.C.C. on Saturday when McFarlane dismissed the last two P.S. and L. men with successive balls when the latter were within 8 runs of victory Etceteras thus unexpectedly won on
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    Brisk Scoring At Tanglin.
    249 10 Brisk scoring was the order of the game at Tanglin br-tween the Club tournament side 8.8. and L, and the Welch Regt. BromleyDavenport hit up 74 for the Club and Lieut Gibbons just missed a century by two run; Time intervened when the Regiment were 21
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    S.C.C. Beat Turfmen.
    303 10 An S.C.C. XI beat the Jockeys and Trainers at Raffles Co.lege ground yesterday by an innings and 46 runs. Scores: J. and T. Ist Innings Beckinsale run out 8; B Uett b Taylor 2: Donnelly b Warizig 21 Mayo c Brooke b Waring 16; Irvine b Waring
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    Press Defeat R.A.
    195 10 HOPE'S CENTURY NOT OUT The Press team registered their third successive win of the season when they beat the R.A. at Blakan Mati yesterday. One of the "Malaya Tribune's" representatives scored a century. Scores: Press: —P. R. S. Martinus c Bakr b Cheshi t l; T. Hope
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    Welch II Beat S.J.I.
    53 10 The Welch Regt. EL XI defeated St. Joseph's Institution on Saturday by 8 runs. Brace top scored with 25 and Denman took 4 for 24 for the eglment Cordeiro for the School made 17 and Morrando took 4 for 17. The Regt's. total was 84 and
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    The S.A.W.L.A. Display.
    191 10 PHYSICAL CULTURE. "A spectator" writes: "The members of the Singapore Amateur Weight-Lifters' Association are to be congratulated on in putting up such a splendid physical culture display. It speak* very highly of the standard of proficiency which these stalwart followers of physical culture have attained, and to
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    CHINESE KUO SHU ASSOCIATION.
    372 10 To-morrow's Entertainment. A Chinese pugilistic display and dramatic performance will be held at the Keng Wal Sun Theatre Hall. Eu Tong Sen Street, tomorrow at 7.30 p.m., in aid of the funds of the Chinese Kuo Shu < Athletic) Association This Association a* Its name implies
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    Chin Woo Beat C.S.L.A.
    94 10 PING-PONG. A friendly match of five singles was played on Saturday evening between the Chiness Chin Woo Athletic Association and the Chinese Students' Lite-ary Association at the latter's premises, and was won by the former 4 1. Results (Chin Woo players mentioned first): Y. M. Yeong
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    LOAD-LINE CONFERENCE.
    28 10 British Official Wireless. Rugby. May 17. All maritime countries will be represented at the International Load-line Conference which opens at the Foreign Office. London on Monday.
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    JUBILEE HANDICAP.
    72 10 Mr. Singer's Horse Wins. THE TURF. Reuter's Service. London, May 17. The Great Jubilee Handicap <!•.,) miles) run at Kempton Park this afternoon resulted as follows: LUCKY TOR 1 SIX WHEELER 2 LION HEARTED 3 Won by one length; third two lenghths away. Fifteen ran. Betting: Lucky Tor
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    SINGAPORE SPRING MEETING.
    720 10 Mount Annan Creates Upset. The last professional races of the Singapore Truf Club spring meeting was held on Saturday under fine weather conditions. The attendance was large and the going good. Mount Annan created an upset in the th'rj race for the day when he romped home
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    "TIGER" LEWIS
    424 10 Beppo Wahid Beats hi,, u en DIRI-TRACK RACING. There was a good attend Singapore Speedway on Saturn, at the third meeting was held *bea newest sports centre. n a Pore s The novel programme arrant keen interest. Unfortunately V a arou5 *d riders having withdrawn at th Chin
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    Novice B.P. Beat Jovial B.P.
    106 10 BADMINTON. Played before a fairly large crowd of enthus asts the match between the Nonce B P• and the Jovial B. P. on Sunday was won by the former by three matches to two. Results (Novice B.P. players mentioned first> Lim Boon Lilian beat Wee
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    Inter-Varsity Contest.
    39 10 ATHLETICS. (By arrangement with the "S.F.P.") London, May 19 At Manchester fn an Inter-Varsity athlet competition. London were first with 30 point? Manchester second with 26 1 Christ's Collet' (Cambridge» third with 19am: Birmiiwhaa fourth, with j4
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    ENGINEER BURNED ALIVE.
    47 10 Petrol Fi're Visible For Sixty Miles. Reuter's Service. Bukharest. (Romania Ifcaj 18 A great pet roleum fire. 11 dbl r away, has broken out in th- BVttl near Ploeshti. At least eipht tai > and one engineer has been in<1 three injured. The damage mous.
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    MR. J. M. SIME.
    137 10 Entertained Before FurkNgk At the Anson Road Mad afternoon the staff of Sim» D Ltd.. entertained Mr. J. If. Bii > s P ro ceeding home on furlough b party. There was a large music was rendered by the M After tpa a six-a-side (European v.
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    71 10 At St. Peter's Church untit led on Saturday, Mr. Dank: Collector of Land Revenue Miss Marian Thomazios the late Mr. Thomazios. The dressed in local Portugal' sthe altar by her uncle. Mr J bridesmaid was Miss Clare D: was best man, and Mrs. Anast.. Mr. E. Estrock were spons. present
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    Singapore's Slump.
    895 11 M \DDELL'S CHARGES -ITPORTED? T h Attack On Shippers. by Mr. Roland flraduell on the Homeward conferences, at L tiug of the Straits Settlements nation, has given rise to a (SW»P° r m mment. suggestion that the Association rences, and remove the .strangling Singapore's promet with unreserved approval
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    936 11 How Chiang Has Outwitted The Rebels. MILITARY SITUATION REVIEWED. (By a Special Correspondent.) According to Chinese telegrams from Shanghai during the last few days, an unexpected offensive by the Government forces against the combined forces of Marsnaj Yen Shi Shan and General Feng Yu Hsiang at Mamutsi and
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