Malaya Tribune, 4 May 1931

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    30 1 The Malaya Tribune 01. XVIII, No. 104 SINGAPORE, MONDAY. MAY 4, 1931 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune J Singapore: Monday, May 4, 1931. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MAY 4, 1931.
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      351 1 LIPTON'S CEYLON TEA. OU CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. PASTILLES 1 Hfek I iVo more Coughs, Colds or Bronchia/ f$ I I G)...r>> Troubles. LAKEROL effectiveness in all Sufferers will find Kj cases of throat trouble is proved LAKEROL Pastilles a g l sure safe-guard. In w by the written testimony
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      216 1 mt 1 •JBHII H > r m mW 1 mam I II 6.15 TONIGHT 9.15 FRENE BORDONI AND JACK BUCHANAN "PARIS" 'PHONE 5261-5262. I No RATNER Thief-Resist- I ing Sate has EVER been Opened by Burglars. B I ing Safe has EVER had its B J j I contents destroyed
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    90 2 \Our readers are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. 11 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 side of the paper only. Pen
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    "Rajah Shorthand."
    1234 2 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —I really thank you very much for giving me an opportunity to reply to Mr. "Pitmanite." My advertisement reads as follows:—"Rajah shorthand, worlds best, accepted by London Chamber of Commerce." Dees th s convey any idea that my system has been accepted
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    The Study Of Chinese.
    982 2 (To the Editor, -Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—The letter by "Over Half Century" published in your valuable daily of 29th ult., is amusing reading and reminds me of the Chinese proverb that people who live long or are old do become childish in their views. It is hard
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      385 2 I Whiteaways I NEW SHIPMENT OF Glassware I JUST UNPACKED. y "TIHRSO" TUMBLERS IN SEMI- THE "THIRSO" WATER JUGS. i CRYSTAL GLASS. Introduced to match our famous Fully Iceproof. The fines value ob- T hirso" Tumblers. Three choice if tamable, and suitable for clubs, chum- ske tched designs in semi-crystal
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      443 2 Happen^/ OUTS, BRUISES A SORES SOOTHED HEALED BY ZAM-BUK THE slip of a knife, a knock, an upset of boiling water or cooking fat, or other sudden accident may cause hours of pain and suffering. Remember the hidden poison dangers that threaten the simplest injury. AiidwmiHt Millions of invisible disease
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    A VIA TION MUSEUM.
    1038 3 Four Similar Burning Car Crimes. BERLIN LETTER. (Special to the Malaya Tribune.") Berlin (by mail). Germany has displayed so active and fruitful an Interest in commercial aviation that it is no wonder she should be the first country to institute an aviation museum. This will be
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    A CURIOUS OATH.
    77 3 A Chinese witness at Liverpool, on March 24, concluded the Chinese oath with the usual words M And if I do not speak the truth may my scul be dashed into a thousand pieces even as this saucer." Instead of breaking, the saucer rebounded intact. A second
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      424 3 1 I I the whole fruit I nothing but the fnilTl used I ORANGEPOP 1| Favourite W H The Product of tKHCENIX I H 'Phone 3463. y f "Buy More than a Cpiiii— Kuy a <»r<»at lt<'|»uf «H ion K^t^Hhk The man who plans to buy a single barrel fwm^r
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      122 3 S NOTICE OF REMOVAL. I l We beg to announce to our numerous a -1 and esteemed customers that we have -3 n! removed to more commodious Pre- I mises at No. 65, Selegie Road. I GRAMO R4DIO STORE. IRALEIC HL^N^ ■THE ALL-STEEL I 2 II There are "many 8
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      380 3 I ORANGE CRUSH CLOUDINESS <a» PREPARED E AND DEPOSIT FROM RIPE E PROM THE CALIFORNIAN ft I I I THE DRINK OF MILLIONS. 1 a 8 I 1 he Product cf g Fraser Neave Ltd. a I SEE THAT YOU GET 1 "F. N." I I 66 feels like 30
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    SIAMESE IMPORT MARKET.
    1144 4 KEEN COMPETITION WITH BRITISH TRADE. GERMAN AND JAPANESE CHALLENGE. Siam, the prosperity of which depends largely upon its rice crop and its exports of tin, is a good market for cotton textile manufactures, iron and steel goods, machinery and machine tools, vehicles and electrical goods and apparatus.
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    AN ENGLISHMAN IN MECCA.
    1027 4 WAS QUEEN VICTORIA A MUSLIM? The Ho y Places of Islam have been described by several Christian travellers, such as Burton and Burckhart, who risked their lives ;n the city into which no unbeliever may enter. But there is something more complete, more vivid, and more
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    LOG KEPT BY NOAH.
    127 4 It is almost impossible to resist the conclusion that Noah kept a og declared Colonel F. C. Mclesworth. speaking at the Vicioria Inst tute, London, on the History of Practical Astronomy." The narrative cf the Flcod threw considerable light on the calendar in use in early
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      94 4 /wUmmeArUSjt can? live when you Creeping, crawling—stealthily f and steadily —ants are exasperatf ing in their attack upon your /<k AyL food. They swarm over your dainxSyigv *hat an ant has touched? Don't be annoyed by ants. Spray Flit. Flit is deadly to flies, mosquitoes, J| fleas, moths, ants, roaches,
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      186 4 PRESERVES I PLANT! Blistering suns, heavy rains, smoke, grime, and all the stresses of atmospheric conditions make the constant eS preservation of your plant, stock, buildings, etc., imperative. SJMliif For nearly two hundred f^jg years, Hubbuck's have been making paints that for cover- |P*H k J ing power and durability
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      80 4 ||f ,.,..,.,m,.i11»n. t ».>ui t »,li.«ili,»i,».«»il„mi>ikiilki DENGUE Genasprin quickly relieves the terrible pains of Dengue (break-bone fever). At the first sign of an attack take three Genasprin tablets in a little water and one every hour till the pain has entirely disappeared. Take No Risks—Take GENASPRIN The SAFE Brand of
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1440 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING. ISSUEU BY ERASER A CO.. EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore, May 4, 10 a.m. v IS f" c Year CLOSING QUOTATIONS. lue Ends. Buyers. Sellers. £1.0.0 Asam Kumbang Tin Dec. 31 £1. 0.0 £1. 2.6 1.0.0 Austral Malay Dec. 31 d 18.6 1. 1.0 0.5.0 Ayer
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      35 5 DEAFNESS. nt W- n' teed Peerles Vmedy. Invented to Qf oe complete ht> ring power to the sit W i' feet Why SUL for nothing? Use Appi ral 01,00 Rs-16/12/- per bottle. Sherman. Baliafcanga, (Faridpur)
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      18 5 I iiiiflPrfiiiii Try the Powerful j S IOIDSPEAKFR SPECIAL I YICK WAH HING, I WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS. jj]
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      180 5 j NEW CHINA OPTICAL CO--16. High Street, Stagapors, M»aafactaiinf Owtftotaao »•< j PiCMtiptlu Weeks. i OurtDlN f»r beat (wUly j j ss*«>r»l« tne*. LEPROSY Diabetes, V.D., Consumption, Asthma, Piles, Impotency, Leucorrhoea, Women's Complaints, and numerous other Chronit Diseases are cured. CONSULT THE SPECIALISTS AT THE HIMALAYAN PHARMACY. Head Office: 62.
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      625 5 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, MAY 4. Tides.—12.05 p.m., 11.29 p.m. Court of Appeal. Changkat Serdang Estates. French k Building, 2.15 p.m. thai! League: Glosters v. I.C.F.A. (Div D *.adium. TO-MORROW, MAY, 5. i Hde.—12.50 p.m. v J] league: P. Brani v. S.C.C. (Div I) idium; Chinese "A" v. Chinese "B"
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      244 6 I iHIJ TO-NIGHT \9A5\ I I OWING TO TBEMENDOuTsUCCESS-SEASON lITPIttt». S J J England's \[3 I With J L ma M Most Popular g C] J France's Famous lg II BORDONI j j BU C ANAN j IThe Female J MONTE CARLO i Chevalier j J PA R IS 3
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      221 6 Amusements. I 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 j 1 Two Great Shows in One! I 1 DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME I Specially arranged for ALHAMBB4 by FOX FILM g CORPORATION. 3 I Edmund Lowe, Leila Hyams [jj in the merriest, funnie-t marriage mix up of the year i "Part Time Wife" I PLUS
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      271 6 I JUST IMAGINE IS COMING! i6.!5 TO-NIGHT 9. Benny Rubin Robert Montgomery, Dorothy Jordat IN M.G.M.'S i love In ihe Rouyh I THE JOYOUS ALL MUSICAL SHOW. i NEXT CHANGE: l re j JUST IMAGINE. f rpw F? c aga t,, bd ■«J^^ww^^wwggßag S .p„0, E57 05,i I Two Shows
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    PENANG ACCOUNTANT ARRESTED.
    196 7 ALLEGED CRIMINAL BREACH OF TRUST. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, May 3. A sensation was caused m Penang on Saturday afternoon by the arrest of T. C Shafto on a warrant for allegtd criminal breach of trust of nearly $20,000. Shafto was employed at Mansfield and Coagents
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    SUEZ CANAL DUES.
    641 7 SHIPPING NEWS. Notice was taken in these columns recently of the agitation by British shipping interests using the Suez Canal for a rcauction of the Canal dues, on the plea that they are unnecessarily heavy and contribute, in consequence, to the economic crisis. The reply of the
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    THE FUTURE OF THE AIRSHIP.
    343 7 COMMERCIALLY HOPELESS PROPOSITION. The report of Court of Inquiry into the loss of the airship Rioi is presented as the joint work of Sir John Simon and his two assessors, but though Colonel Moore-Brabazon and Professor Inglis doubtless rendered valuable expert assistance they would probably
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    107 7 Singapore. May 4. SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES Kait Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Lyeemoon 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate S> Glenogle 18; Main 14: Japanese Prince 11; Darvel 9; Santos Maru 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Hamburg Maru 33: Mangola 37; Ipoh 39. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4).
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    33 7 The rate of issue of Money orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 153 for 3100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs 157 for $100
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    32 7 The monthly prayer meeting under the auspices of the Syrian Christian Association will be held at 48. Cuppage Road. Singapore, on Sunday next, and was not held yesterday as had been announced.
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    Commercial News. THE SHARE MARKET.
    168 7 LYALL AND EYATT'S REPORT. May 4. 1 p.m. Tin continues to fall and with it goes almost the last spark of optimism, for it is now almost impossible to find buyers of ruboer shares, tin shares or industrials. Rubbers. A few Mentakabs have been deal:
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    ETLIN AND CO.'S REPORT
    309 7 RUBBER. May 4. 11 a.m. London.—2 13;16d.. unchanged. New York— 5 T cents <G>, unchanged. Shares:—Quiet. Allenbys 75—90 cents, Ayer Moleks 60—70 cents. Ayer Panas 75—85 cents. Bassetts 45—50 cents, Brogas 40—45 cents, Bukit Jelotongs 20—25 cents. Bukit Katils 22i. —27"a cents, Colinsburghs 70—80 cents, Connemaras
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    58 7 Singapore, May 4. Bayers Sellers r s.S. equal to London Standard. Spot 8% 8% Standard RJ3.S. on Tender. May Mi 4 June 9 July July/September 9% 9% October, December 9% 10 Tone of Market:—Stagnant Latest Cable:-London Spot Sheet 2 13,16 d. per lb. New York:
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    228 7 Singapore, May 4. (By courtesy of H. and S. Bank.) Selling.—London 4 months' sight 2a. 3 27/32d.. London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 13/164., London 10 days'• sight 2s. 3 25/32d.. London 36 days' sight 2s. 3%d.. London demand 1' 3 23,32d., London T.T. 2s. 3 ll/16d., Lyons
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    74 7 Rugby. May 2. Paris 124.424. New York 4.86 11/32, Brussels Geneva 25.25. Amsterdam 12.09%, Milan 92.894, Berlin 20.42%, Stockholm 18.144-. Copenhagen 18.16%, Oslo 18.564, Vienna 34.564. Prague 164%, Helsingfors 193%, Madrid 47.4. Lisbon 108.25. Athens 375. Bucharest 817, Rio 3 17/32, Buenos Aires 35 15/16, Montevideo 314. Bombay Is. 5
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    PRODUCE.
    136 7 Singapore. May 4. Rice. New 1 per Kovan $208 Rice. New 2 $185 Rice. New 3 $166 Rice, New 4 $151 Rice. Saigon A-l $160 Rice. Saigon 1 $155 Rice. Saigon 2 $143 Rice. Saigon 3 $122 Rice, Rangoon 1 $131 Rice. Rangoon 2 $127 Rice. Par Boiled No.
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      312 7 I VICTORIA THEATRE I PBOFESSOB I MARTENOT jjj WILL GIVE I cj I j Two Extra Concerts J I on his return from Java i i p ru In (r JJ I June Ist and 2nd at 9.30. 1 i 3 Lr lr ru PAVILION "sr Sunday and Monday, May
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      304 7 NOTICE. As from May 1, 1931, the firm known as the Sanitary Engineering Co. will cease to exist. The business heretofore carried on by the above firm will be carried on by me under my own name. All orders for stores, etc. as from this date must bear my signature.
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      84 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS TENDERS. Tenders are invited for the erection of School at Siglap for the Christian Brothers. Plans and Specification may be obtained on deposit' of $100.00 which will be returned on receipt of a bona fide tender. None but builders who have carried out important works need apply. The
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      287 7 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS Programme of Drills up to and for week ending May 10, 1931: TO-DAY. MAY 4. 5 p.m.—Drill Hall. "C" (Scottish) Company, Officers and N.C.O.'s Meeting. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall. "B" Coy., Company Parade. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, "D" (Eurasian) Coy. 13 Platoon. Section Leading. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, M.G. Platoon (Eurasian),
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      577 7 METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. MALAYAN DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Tempera- Bright STATIONS. ture. Rainfall. SunMax. Mm. shine. Alor Srar 93 75 Nil 7.7 Kota Bahru 93 75 Nil 8.7 K. Trengganu 92 73 .04 9.7 Kroh 91 73 .11 5.7 Sitiawan 92 77 Nil 8 9 Ipoh 93 76 Nil 4.9 Butterworth 92
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    64 8 Births, Marriages And Deaths. DEATH. Madam Tan Non Neo at her residi nee. No. 440. Pasir Panjang Road, on May 4. tail. She leaves behind her husband Mr. Ong Kim Tiang. two sons and three daughters Deeply regretted. Funeral at Bukit Brown Cemetery on Wednesday. May t>. 1931.
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    AVIATION QUERIES.
    811 8 There is still a good deal of mystery about the England-Australia air mail. The first mail from Home has been delivered, despite a small mishap, and the return mail is on the way. Yet we do not know what are the conditions, financial and otherwise, of this service,
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    14 8 The untitled of Singapore will be untitled on cur frcm May 13 to 26.
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    21 8 Mr. C. K. Faster, of Messrs. Boustead and Co.. Kuala Lumpur, the Selangor cricketer, is -'ring to Teluk Anson on transfer.
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    33 8 The Singapore Buddhist Asociation ce!ebistfd th- Wesak Full Mocn Day (May 1) by attending to different meritorious works. An alms-giving tock place in the Association hall, where more than 300 poor people fed.
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    48 8 UndT th*> puspices of the Indian Association. M.. Trivikraman Tampi, B.A., artist, will foeak rn "The highest in man fcr his mate" (the philoscphv cf leve as conceived by Dr. Tancie) in the Y.M.C A. hall at 7.30 p.m. on Th'.isdaj. Ml. Seow Poh Leng. J.P., will preside
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    89 8 Fight cadets hay arrived from Europe to jcin the Malayan Civi' Service. They are Ifvra. W. A. C. Goode. G. E. Turner. A. Glencicss. J. 1. Fci. R. W. Jakeman. E. B. Civid N. L. Alexander and D Headl°y. Four (f them aie Cambridge men. 'hree are Oxford "~i. and
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    FACING THE RUBBER CRISIS.
    212 8 Meeting To Form A Watch Committee. An informal gathering took piece at Mr. Choo Kia Peng's house in Ampang Road. .Kuala Lumpur, on Friday afternoon to discuss the formation of a General Purposes Committee to watch the rubber situation as it affects all classes in the
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    THE KUALA KANGSAR INCIDENTS.
    244 8 MORE TROUBLE EXPECTED TO-MORROW. (From Out Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. May 2. Later news about the exciting times in Kuala Kangsar district dhows that the trouble started in Karai Village, south of Enggor. on the Perak river, on Thursday morning. The Police had an inkling cf trouble
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    13 8 From China and Japan by Akita Maru due Singapore on Wednesday.
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    42 8 A large crowd attended the Sri Indra Zanzibar Opera at Joo Chiat Road last eveninwhen Mr. Frank Llmucos latest prediction In Mystic Chinatown." was staged under the patronage of Mr. Lim Kee Cheok. J.P who presented a silver cup to the producer
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    66 8 Members cf the editorial staff of the Ma'ay Mai'" said good-bye tc Mr. G. R. Tcnkin who leeves ;he position cf assistant editor to b«cime London correspondent of the 'Stra ts Times." at dinner on Thursday last at th~ residence of Mr. J. Gun-Munro, the cdi M-. Tonkin, whc was
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    556 8 (BY "LOOKER-ON."j This mixing of flu with bror just isn't cricket. I refuse I any more. I've just emerged, weaken- I triumphant, from a four-da Match with the unwelconv They're whacked, and thev stay whacked. To-day is the first day for time that the "M.T.* edit ir
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    TIN AND RUBBER
    36 8 LATEST QUOTATION Rt'BRKR. Icndcn: —2 13/I6d. New York:—5 cents <GSingapore:— cents TIN. I den:—Spot £105 10s < uK lltv 3 mcnths, buyers £106 changed»; sellers £106 l"s. changed). Sii j;ap. .v: —£52.56 '200 teas
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      224 8 IS different g I mHk flavour of WĔm/ /J\ McNISH- I H La| it signifies jj I| n BETTER Q UALITY jj AGENTS: S ROBINSON CO., LTD. Stmm StttLmsmts) KUALA LUMPUR. Drink Milk at its creamiest and S purest. Whenever you need DAWOID good and reliable Milk, use jc I
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      93 8 I ZENITH. I j I The Quality Watch. I 1 THE RIGHT TIME. 1 ALL THE TIME. I FOR A LIFE TIME. a I Cn Sole Agents for: pG ru Lr ru STRAITS SETTLEMENTS AND F.M.S. C In ri Ln n ru Lr lu.S. De Silva ru I/ Bros., I
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      300 8 TO-DAY'S RADIO. From information available and reception experiences, a list is made and amended daily. ->f those station* most likely to be received in Malaya on the loudspeaker. Owing to the paucity of adx'anre information from shortwave stations, accuracy in regard to v.aveengtha and times of transmission cannot be guaranteed,
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    Severe Earth Tremors In Britain. KINGSFORD SMITH VERY HOPEFUL.
    771 9 WILL HELP AIR SERVICE. ENGLAND-AUSTRALIA ROUTE. ARCTIC RESCUE PARTY LOST. London, May 2. ,pt. Neville Stack and Mr. J. R. Chaplin. Mi attempt to fly to Australia and back in 'i I days, took off at dawn on the rim stage
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    LADY AVIATOR CRASHES.
    60 9 Reuter. Londcri. May 4. Hun. Mrs. Edwin Montagu has cabled Meshed stating that she crashed yester--1 md was pulled out cf the burning pane and her pilot were unhurt. —Reuter Mrs Edwin Montagu and her amateur Mr. Rupert Belville. left London on 27 in a Gipsy Moth
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    LORD IRWIN AT HOME.
    581 9 Honoured For Indian Service. Reuter. London, May 2. Lord Irwin had a triumphant welcome on arrival at Victoria, accompanied by his wife, on his return from India. There was a great galaxy on the special platform, while crowds besieged the precincts of the station, anxious to
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    MALACCA TO LONDON ON BICYCLE.
    289 9 LOCAL LAD'S FINE ACHIEVEMENTS. M Round the world on a bicycle in three years is the achievement of Wong Ah Chai. a 24--year-old British subject and a member of the Straits Chinese cemmunity of Malacca. He started his tour on March 19. 1928. and has
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    SALE OF AMERICAN WHEAT.
    47 9 Portland (Oregon*. May 2. It is reliably reported that 12.000 tons of wheat, owned by the Farmers' National Grain Corporation, has been sold by exporters. It is understood that 9 000 tons will be shipp d to Britain and 3.000 tons to Japan.
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    EARTHQUAKE IN ENGLAND.
    93 9 Manchester And District Affected. Reuter. London. May 3. Manchester and a large area of Lancashire, including Eccles and Bolton, experienced a violent earth tremor to-day. There were no casualties and the damage chiefly consisted of dislodged chimney-pots. Many people were badly frightened. The earthquake was one of
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    PORTUGUESE REBELS SURRENDER.
    146 9 TROTSKY TO BE ADMITTED TO SPAIN. Reuter. London. May 2. King Alfonso, accompanied by the Duke of Miranda, left tor Paris unrecognised by the crowd which wus seeing off passengers on the boat-train at Victoria Station. Lisbon. May 2. It is officially stated that the rebels in
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    U. S. TREASURY DEFICIT.
    71 9 TO BE MET BY LONG-TERM LOAN? Reuter. Washington. May 3. A aeficit of $878.000 000 faces the United States Treasury at the end of the tenth month of the fiscal year, the largest for a decade. There are indications that it may incr ase- to $1,000
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    CANADA'S WELCOME TO JAPANESE ROYALTY.
    64 9 Reuter. Ot*awa. May 3 A Royal Salute of 21 guns greeted Prince and Princess Takamatsu. of Japan, n the course of an impressive welcome on their arrival for a five days' visit to Canada. Many entertainments have been arranged in the r honour, including a
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    "SHAKUNTALA" TO-NIGHT.
    131 9 A TAMIL DRAMA BY AMATEURS. What Shakespeare is to the English speaking world Kalidasa is in Sanskrit Oriental literature. That language is now dead to most of the world, but the works of the great poet and diamatist still live. His woiks in Sanskrit are Xving monuments to
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    RUN OF "PARIS" EXTENDED.
    75 9 In view of the phenomenal success of the Fiist National musical comedy "Paris." the screening at the Capitol has been extended for two additional n'ghts. Those who have not yet setn Irene Bcrdcni and Jack Buchanan ln Paris are advised tike this opportunity of doing so.
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    FEATURES.
    16 9 CORRESPONDENCE, tn page 2. BERLIN LETTER, en page 3. TOPICS OF TO-DAY. on page 8.
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    BRITISH DEMANDS UNACCEPTABLE.
    1093 9 DEADLOCK IN CHINA NEGOTIATIONS. CANTON'S CHALLENGE TO KAI SHEK. CONGRESS DELEGATES ASKED TO RETURN. Shanghai. May 3. Report ng on the latest developments of the extrality negotiations before the Legislative Yuan, the Foreign Minister. Dr. C. T. Wang, yesterday stated that it would be difficult to come
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      266 9 Ijf\ PORTER'S I f "BULLDOG' V I I V BTOUT 1 I 1 /is the Stout of the 1 I j Tropics. U 1 f A Glass of "Bull- /N A I d o Guinness II f J I I I Stout is a splen- 1 I I did tonic
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    214 10 Sports Pastimes. ASSN. FOOTBALL. HOME LEAGUE FINALE. West Bromwich Achieve The Double. BLACKPOOL JUST ESCAPE. London. May 2. Results of to-day's English League games ENGLISH LEAGUE DIV. I. Arsenal 5. Bolton 0. Birmingham 2. Leicester 1. Blackpool 2. Manchester C. 2. Chelsea 1. Newcastle 1. Grimsby 2, Huddersfield 1. Leeds
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    PROMOTION AND RELEGATION.
    55 10 Promoted to Div. I: Everton and West litem wich. Relegated to Div. II: Leeds U. and Mancheater U. Promoted to Div. II: Notts County and Chesterfield. Relegated to Div. Ill: Reading and Cardiff City. To apply for re-election: Div. HI (Southern) Newport County and Norwich C. Div.
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    The Matches Described.
    475 10 ARSENAL'S CHAMPION-LIKE WIND-UP. London. May 2. Sunny weather, ideal for football, favoured Arsenal's home match with Bolton, and a crowd of 45.000 people saw the former team win by five goals to nil. Jack and Lambert each scored twice and James got the other goal while four
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    42 10 The J.C.S.A. drew I—l with H.M. Wireless Station. Seletar n fast game at Seletar on Saturday. The Minto team beat the Young Chinese r.P. by 2 —o at Raffles Reclamation ground yesterday. Both goals were scored by Saleh in the second half.
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    SINGAPORE LEAGUE.
    774 10 Malays Beat R.A.F. At Jalan Besar. The Malays gained full points when they defeated the Royal Air Force by 5—3 in the First Division of the S.A.F.A. League at the Jalan Bessar Stadium on Saturday. After taking it easy in the opening stages the Malays had to fight
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    Penang Europeans Beat Selangor Club.
    97 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, May 3. Penang Europeans defeated Selangor Europeans on Saturday by 2—0. After the first ten minutes, during which the exchanges were very fast, the game became dull and uninteresting, the ball being too much in the air. Bad finishing and
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    Warders Beat Police In Second Division.
    74 10 Playing on their own ground on Saturday, the Warders secured a 7—l victory over the Police In a Div. II game. The exchanges were fairly even up to the interval, the winners scoring one goal. But the Warders were all over their opponents on
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    Important Match On Friday.
    38 10 The S.C.C. v. Chinese match in Div. 1. of the S.AF.A. League has been put forward a day and will be played on Friday. The game will be played at the Anson Road Stadium.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    231 10 DAVIS CUP RESULTS. European And American Zone Matches. Further European zone results in the Davis Cup competition are: Montreux, May 2. Ireland beat Switzerland by 3 matches to none. Scroope and Lyttelton Rogers beat Aeschlimann and Fisher 6 —3, 5—7, 3—11, 8—2. Montreux, May 3. McGuire (Iceland) beat
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    British Hard Courts Meeting.
    38 10 Bournemouth, May 2. France scored a double victory when Boussus beat Hughes 8 —6, 6—4, 4 —6, 6 —2, and Mnve. Mathieu beat Miss Heeley 6 —4, 6 —4 in the hard courts championships.
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    S.R.C. Beat Glosters.
    432 10 CRICKET. The S.R.C. beat the Glosters on the S.R.C. ground yesterday by 3 wickets and 58 runs. Scores: Glosters: S. M. Hanson b Westerhout 2. Pte. Broady b Sullivan 11, Lt. Hardman st. Oalist an b Westerhout 37, Mr. Brownrigg c Westerhout b Leijssius 27, Pte. White
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    37 10 Home League Cup. London, May 3. In the Rugby League cup Halifax defeated York by 22 points to 8. At half-time York led by 8 points to 5. Play reached a high standard throughout.—S.F.P. Service.
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    S.G.C. Bogey Event.
    66 10 GOLF. The Singapore G.C. May bogey competition was played on Saturday and yesterday and resulted in a win for C. E. Brook (12 3 up) in "A" Division, and in a tie between S. J. Beattie (7) and E. C. Edwards (18) both 1 down, in "B"
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    Ryder Cup Surprises.
    46 10 Pulwell. May 2. Surprises in the Ryder Cup trials in which Probables beat Possibles by 7 matches to 2, were the defeats of the Ryder Cup captain, Charles Whitecombe, by Tom Green 2 and 1 and Duncan by Phil Roclgers 2 and l.—Reuter.
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    SINGAPORE SPRING RACES.
    1791 10 VERY SUCCESSFUL OPENING DAY. Large Fields And Many Upsets. THE TURF $2 CASH SWEEPS PROVE POPULAR. There was a large attendance for the opening cay of the Singapore Turf Club s Spring Race Meeting on Saturday, when nine events were worked off very successfully. The weather was
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    REUTER PROSECUTION SUCCEEDS.
    414 10 ALLEGED INFRINGEMENT OF COPYRIGHT. MANAGER OF CHINESE DAILY FINED. The acting District Judge <Mr. G gave Judgment this morning in t). which Mr. Wee Toh Han. managing of the Mm Kuo Jit Pao Press, Ltd secuted for having violated the pr the Copyright Ordinance by the a]
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    Ambulance Men Injured In Egypt Riots.
    263 10 Reuter. Cairo. May 3. Six demonstrators were killed and three injured—Wafd sources say eight k lied and 46 injured—by Police rifle-fire in T.ots at Benisuef. Seven policemen were injured. The riot followed the arrival of Nahas Pasha and six other Wafd notables by motor.
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    THE ALHAMBRA.
    325 10 A DOUBLE-FEATURE PRO GRAMME. Pox Films have arranged a double vature programme for the Alhambra out of their batch cf 1931 pictures which arrived this «'eric Ow ng to the new entertainment trend it America, Fox have this year made a number o: short features." These features an
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    Sports & Pastimes. CRICKET.
    518 11 Sports Pastimes. CRICKET. FKOM THE ANTIPODES. Now Zealand Team Ooens England Tour. T men who will carry the colours of New in the tour commencing to-day at v r Park between the tourists and the Maori C C. makes the following pen pictures •Gentleman in Black" in "Athletic v w
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    S.S.C. Events.
    60 11 SWIMMING. th, one length novices' handicap race, the g annua. swimming events, was teW yesterday morning at B^^ S b heing h TveJ TT who aiso went at 1. third. o H hptween the A water-polo game was played between x Clubs first and second teams. Each d
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    Brown's Lead To Fight-Shy Champions.
    591 11 BOXING. A1 Brown, the coloured Panama boxer, is going to leave Europe with plenty of currency, writes John Fearless in "Athletic News." Since he first landed in this country Teapilo Alphonse has been booking up matches. Surely this procedure will make most of our champions
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    The Anlo-Scots.
    103 11 ASSN. FOOTBALL. first rfults of Scotland's All°ne t>rv over England was to bring Tartan vie the ild cry, "No more Angloforth once again wvj oolish slog a* always amuses me writes t ™Ln Oldbuck I "Athletic News." Either S misguided have short memoor they do n* know football
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    Commrcial News. ROBINSON AND CO.
    1262 12 EFFECT OF WORLD TRADE DEPRESSION. KUALA LUMPUR BRANCH WELL ESTABLISHED. The annual general meeting of Messrs. Robinson and Co., Ltd., was held on Saturday at the Chartered Bank Chambers. Mr. R. Page presided and the others present were. Messrs. S. G. Hacker, E. C. H.
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    600 12 A BAD YEAR. The fifth annual general meeting of the Cycle and Carriage Co.. Ltd., was held at noon Icn Saturday at 41, Orchard Road, with Mr. C hua Cheng Bok in the chair. Others present were Messrs. Chua Cheng Hock, Chua Cheng L at.
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    CESSATION OF TAPPING.
    149 12 HOME COMPANY REPORTS. London. May 3. S'agbrook report for 1930 discloses a loss of £2 518 and a debit of £80 is carried forward. Malay Alom Plantations are to stop tapping cn June 1 on nine estates and portions of others, malt ng 8.000 seres. Dindings report
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    SATURDAY'S RUBBER PRICES.
    36 12 London. May 2. Messrs. Symington and Sinclair notify to-day's rubber prices as follows Spot 2 13 16d. (2 13 16d). Forward 3 1 16d. (3 1 16d>. The market is quiet "S.F.P." Service.
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    EMIL LUDWIG ON HIMSELF.
    944 13 AN ORIGINAL AUTO-BIOGRAPHY. German critics of Emil Ludwig. who suggested that his next work would be a biography interpreting either the Deity or himself, have been rewarded, on the author's fiftieth birthday, by a work which should disarm them. This is as half-expected, an auto-biography. But
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    THE BRITISH SOLDIER.
    82 13 London, April 14. Paying tribute to the bravery, staunchness, good temper and ether qualities of the British soldier, Fir W lliam Birdwood remarked We have seen changes and reorganisations, but in all I thank God that there is one man who never changes, the Brit sh soldier."
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    WANTS TO BE BEHEADED
    68 13 Dusseldorf. April 13. Peter Kuert.'n, who is accused cf a series of atrccious crimes similar to those perpetrated by the notorious Jack the Ripper and boasts that he has committed over twenty-five murders and attempted murders because he wanted to revenge himself on human society. :s
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    A WORLD WITHOUT NEWSPAPERS.
    448 13 LIKE SHIPS WITHOUT CHARTS. -We were partly without newspapers during the week of the general strike of the year 1926. and most of us were like ships without charts or compasses." writes Mr. Robert Gunn Davis, in the "Scots Observer." Some of us who are rather
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    TIM HEALY STORIES.
    382 13 RECALLED BY ONE WHO KNEW HIM. The death of Mr. Tim Healy, X.C.. recalls many stories of his wit. "One Who Knew Him" recalls torn when he had accused a Minister of deliberate falsehood, his retraction was to plead the! the words had slipped from h in
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    PARLIAMENT IN DECAY.
    176 13 As Lord Rector of Edinburgh University, Mr. Churchi'l last month drew for the students a doleful picture of Parliament in decay, with an electorate that would not even vote. There were no clear-cut issues. A sort of universal mush and slcppmess fall descended upon us Mr Churchill
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    A THIEF X-RAYED.
    89 13 Recently a Chinese be Idly went up to one Nai Thavil who was convers ng with a friend m Bangkok and snatched off a gold necklace from his person. The man was arrested, but the necklace could not be found. As no one had noticed the thief
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    WORLD'S POOREST PAID MONARCH.
    890 14 HIS MAJESTYS CIVIL LIST. The King with an income of £532.000 a year, is perhaps the world's most underpaid monarch. This statement will appear fantastic until the facts are known. The principal fact is that the King's salary, or Civil List, as it is officially called,
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    FAMINE IN IRAQ.
    210 14 Baghdad. March 28. Thousands of shepherd tribesmen and their stock are dying of thirst and starvation in the Southern desert of Iraq. Last year at this time motorists in the desert were driving over green grass and flowers for miles and miles. This year the lack of
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    TOO MUCH MALIGNED MALAYA.
    339 14 UNFOUNDED ASPERSIONS IN THREE PLAYS. The following letter has been addressed to the Morning Post by "O.B." from the Press Club. A guess may be hazarded that these initials cover the personality of Mr. George Bilainkin, formerly editor of the Straits Echo." Three plays dealing with
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    ANIMALS AND SUICIDE ?
    806 14 ANIMALS AND SUICIDE WHEN PYTHONS TAKE TO HUNGER-STRIKING Is it a fact that birds and beasts knowingly commit suicide In the past information was Invariably gained frcm hunters and enthusiasts untrained to meticulous observation. As a icsult the old books on natural history contain many errors and wrong conclusions, writes
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      613 15 STEAMER SAILINGS iSzM LINE (Japan Mail) TO LONDON. Naples. Marseilles, London, Antwerp. Rotterdam and Middlesbrough. Vessels Tonnage Due Bail TERUKUNI MARU 12,000 May 6 7 HAKUSAN MARU 10,500 May 20 21 HARUNA MARU 10,500 June 3 4 S KOTORI MARU 10,000 June 18 19 KASHIMA MARU 10,000 July 2 3
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