Malaya Tribune, 5 May 1932

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XIX- -No. toe SINGAPORE THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday, May 5, 1932. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1932.
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      194 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. You Cannot Better The Best. CAN'T BUY BETTER THAN THE BEST jg| "01" CEMENT and it is more ECONOMICAL "0.X." Gement is famed throughout the world for its SUPERIOR QUALITY. Although moderate in price it is j outstandingly DURABLE and STRONG. When YOU use cement specify "0.X."
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      308 1 THE "MALAYA TRIBUNE" IS THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN MALAYA. Your Building Requirements i CEMENT j FLOOR WALL and ROOF TILES EXPANDED METAL j CORRUGATED ASBESTOS ROOFINGS j BUILDING BOARDS I MILD STEEL BARS FLAT ASBESTOS CEMENT SHEETS HARDWARE Etc., Etc Mill ALL THE ABOVE MATERIALS STOCKED BY SIME, DARBY
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      209 2 Amusements < NIGHTLY! Singapore Endorses London's Opinion of this Brilliant British Achievement! England's gayest and Most Sparkling Romantic Comedy. "Service For Ladies' A PARAMOUNT BRITISH Triumph Produced at ELSTREE <222&' LESLIE HOWARD George Grossmith ELIZABETH ALLEN and BENITA HUME A Superbly-produced, gay and daring comedy romance of a head waiter
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      254 2 Matinees Saturday and Sunday I JUST AS YOU THOUGHT —WE THOUGHT— EVERYONE THOUGHT—ANOTHER SENSATIONAL SUCCESS FOR THE HOUSE WITH IM STARS AND THE PICTURES. j Five Packed Performances Yesterday! Ask any one of the 4729 who saw it! The j answers the same —Great! i Janet Gaynor Charles Farrell jj
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      165 2 Simultaneously With Alhambra Opening To-Day i i Delicious Fox Movietone's Wonder Musicale i DRAGON BOATS PROtTSSION "1 j AT J THE GREAT WORLD SHOW j COMMENCING FROM THURSDAY, MAY 5 TO SUNDAY, MAY 8 TWO LARGE DECORATED DRAGON BOATS WITH BEAUTIFUL GIRLS AND i BOYS WILL FORM A PROCESSION FROM
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    175 3 The P and O. "Alipore" has left Hong Kong and is expected to arrive at Singapore at 8 am. on Wednesday next week. She will proceed alongside the S.H.B. wharf. The German vessel "Ramses," which arrived here last night from Yokohama and ports, reported that on the Ist
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    CONDENSED MILK DISGUISED.
    469 3 Japanese Brand "Made In Belgium." FORMER TIN MINER CHARGED. The methods employed by a Straits-born Chinese trader int:> leading members of the public to believe they were buying ccndenseG milk prepared in Belgium, whereas in reality it was Japanese stuff, was explained before the District Judge (Mr.
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    341 3 SEVEN YEARS FOR GANG ROBBER. Sim Lak Lam was charged at the A»i*e Court y sterday before Mr* Justice Whitley and J c ramon jury, with having on M*rch 2 commuted gang robbery It appears that on ih>.* i of ihe tl»> lr die accuse:! an 3 U\
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    153 3 The finals of a table-tennis tournament promoted for the benefit of the National Institute for the Blind were decided recently at the Memorial Hall, Farringdon Street, London. I The men's finalists were F. Ferry, our Davis Cup hope and an old international at this game, and R. D. Jones, a
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    COASTAL SHIPPING ARBITRARY.
    778 3 MALACCA'S PROTEST TO CONFERENCE. Cynical Disregard Of Customers. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. May 4. A pretest against the imposition of an arbitrary c:' 6s. on coasting steamers to Singapore has b en made by the Straits Settlements (Malacca) A sedation to the Straits Homeward Confere ice.
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    168 3 It is now almost certain that Japan will be represented for the first time in the British open championship this year, which will be of great international interest, for Prance, Germany. Belgium, the United States, Canada, Argentina, and probably Australia are sending golfers to Sandwich. We understand (says a "Manchester
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    131 3 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE R. A. REPORT. The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber A situation's weekly auction report of May < states: Catalogued 1.917,991 1b—856.24 tons. Offered 1,684,670 1b.=752.08 tons. Sold 1,394,070 1b.=622.35 tons. London spot 2d. New York spot 3»4 cts. Prices Realized. Ribbed smoked sheet: Standard
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    299 3 (By Courtesy of Hong Kong Bank.) Singapore, May 5. Selling: London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 29;32d., London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 27 32d London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 13 16d.. London 30 days' sight 2s. 3 25 32d London demand 2s. 3%d., London, T.T. 2s.
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    SHARP SELLING OF DOLLARS.
    206 3 British Govt. Checks Jump In Sterling. COMMERCIAL NEWS. Reuter. London, May 4. Renewed foreign selling of dollars was reacted in a sharp drop of two cents at the opening of the London market this morning. The drive is attributed to foreign fears of inflation, following the
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    323 3 B. ETLIN AND CO.'S REPORT. May 5, 11 a.m. RUBBER. Lcndcn: 2d. unchanged. New York: 3 cents, <G.), up 116 cent. Shares: Nominal. Allenbys 30 —40 cents, Ayer Moleks 15—20 cents, Ayer Panas 15—20 cents, Bassetts 15—20 cents. Brogas 15—20 cents. Bukit Jelotongs 10—15 cents, Bukit Katils10—
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    PRODUCE.
    181 3 Singapore, 5. Rice, Siam Al per Koyan $215 Rice, Siam 2 $I§s Rice. Siam 2 $175 Rice, Siam 3 $163 Rice. B. Slam No. 1 $125 Rice. B. Siam N. 2 $120 Rice. Siam "Sinway" per koyan No. 1 $170 Rice,'Siam No. 2 $156 Rice, Saigon Al $165 Rice,
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      410 3 j Victoria Theatre j 'ITALIAN GRAND OPERA Full Orchestra-Full Chorus Company Of GO Performers. NEW SCENERY AND COSTUMES j TO-NIGHT 9.30 p.m. BIGOLETTO "TOMORROW. SATURDAY, MAY 7. WAY, MAY 6 CAVALLERIA Rl STIC ANA l a Boheme And Pagliacci I \JAY 9. TUESDAY, MAY 10. Barbiere of Seville Madam Butterfly
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      85 3 Assets exceed $12,000,000. Assurance in force over $35,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. j| I (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.C. j j The Company has £20,000 deposi:ed with the Supreme Court of England
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      304 3 METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. MALAYAN DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Tempera- Bright. STATIONS. ture Rainfall. SuhMax. Mm. shine. AlorStar 90 7 5 0 0 4 9.9 Kota Bharu 93 74 N 9.7 K. Trengganu 93 74 Nil 8 3 Kroh 89 70 0.31 8.3 Sitiawan 95 75 Nil 10.2 Ipoh 94 75 0.13 7.1
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    UNITEERS.
    901 4 j All, apparently, is now quiet on tn e Uniteers front. The malcontents have had their fling, and are probably less dissatisfied than they were, j having learned that things were not I quite so deserving of censure as they 1 had imagined; and the directors have had to
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    199 4 Under the untitled of the Ladies' Lotus Club, there will be a parrot show and magic p-rformance at the Y.W.C.A., Raffles Quay, at 5 pm. on Saturday. I Fasrcngers from Batavia to Singapore this week by the Royal D'jtch Indian Airways were Mr. Gray and Mr. Gaw Khek Jim. From
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    DRASTIC ECONOMY IN THE F.M.S.
    125 4 40 Per Cent. Reduction Of Expenditure. (tram Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, May 4. Mr. V. G. Ezech'el, Cha rman of the Kuala Lumpur Saritary Board, informed members at this morning's meeting that he had appeared before the Retrenchment Committee. He was told succ nctly
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    OPERA AT VICTORIA THEATRE.
    491 4 Fine Singing By Italian Company. That there N very real dnnand (or music of g'cd qua'lty wa* demonstrated last night, when the S Carlo Grand Of*?ra Cm puny Its season at the Victoria Theatre with Vcrdfp "II TrvatoreThere fs no question 45 lo !h«- pjteuora» nol
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    LABOUR CONVENTION AND THE COLONIES.
    97 4 Rugby, May 4. The Colonial Secretary, replying to a quest>n in the House cf Commons to-day, raid that tegfeMtlon !n all British Colonies and Pro- j t ctorat's had been reviewed with the object of amending any provisions inconsistent with the terms of the International
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    PREMIER VISITS THE KING.
    51 4 Rugby, May 5. The Prime Minister, wearrg a pair of '< darkened spectacles, was r r cc ved in audience by th King at Buck ngham Palace this evening, llr Ls enter rg a nursing home, to-night to undergo an operation to his r ght eye.-
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    129 4 A Sikh boy about, ton years old was knocked dcwn by a "mosquito" bus hi Kallang Road last night. He susta'nel sever- contusions about the face and a.ms and was removed jto hospital. A fight between two Sikhs in Havelcck Road early this morning resulted in both men sustaining nasty
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    To-day's Features.
    57 4 TOPICS OP TO-DAY, on page 4. DIARY OF EVENTS, on page 7. CLUB DIARY, on page 8. SEREMBAN NEWS, on page "9. CORRESPONDENCE, on page 9. OVER THE CAUSEWAY, on page 9. AUTOMATIC CRIME DETECTION, on page 9. WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. on page 10. BOYS' CORNER, on
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    389 4 (BY "LOOKtR-ON H. E.s reaction to 'Tol >na i "5.0.5." A Decentralisation is what when a bomb drops in an annl, The fruit is distributed radian, but may unfortunately damage in the process. A Topical illustration of "impi ility' Mr. Ward-Jacks in the Birthday Honours n< Geld
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    40 4 From Holland and f* "Tablnta," due at Singapore I From China and Japan Maru," due at Singaporr t From China by the "FUBiJ*n pore on Sunday. From Europe (London n: April 14). by the "Raj'iia, 6 a.m. to-morrow.
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    28 4 Quotations. RUBBER London: 2d. New York: t% rent (O Singapore Spot: 5\—b\ <■■■ TIN. London Spot: £126 <up 101 London 3 months: £1-K Tin: $67.12(200 ton.^
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      236 4 I c picket i CRICKET BALI S. WKI S PRACTICE WKK'S "INTERNATIONAL" WISDENS "SPECIAL CAT j out." unswnra colonial" j chichi-t li;g r.UARDS. j 'HARD INGE SPECIAL." J WICKET KEEPING GLOVES. j "IMPROVED MCGREGOR," IMPROVED HARDINGE," CRICKET SCORING J J BOOKS, BATS. NETS, ETC. EVERYTHING FOR CRICKET. I SFfCML I'R/OS
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      63 4 JADE can be found everywhere, but the best colour is very rare. We have a few of the best MOUNTED AND UNMOUNTED in NECKLACES. PENDENTS. BROOCHES. BRACELETS, RINGS. Etc. U. S. de Sllva Bros. JEWELLERS, 23, High Street Singapore. j :634:- TKK.s RUBBER PILLOWS. 1 "0 els. and 03 c
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    Shanghai Truce Signed This Morning. CANTON NAVY REVOLT QUELLED?
    293 5 ARMY OCCUPIES THE HEADQUARTERS. Shanghai Agreement Signed. that the Shanghai will he signed to-day but .s tr how the Chinese th-r<* i. nil i.iiiP it. i navy revolt appears to !!(H by the Army's occual headquarters. Shanghai, May 5. :nittee met
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    TRUCE SIGNED THIS MORNING.
    91 5 Treaty Journeys To Sick Beds. Reuter. Shanghai. May 5. Noon, officially ending the ies begun on Jan. 28. was this morning. The ceremony visiting the Settlement, sstan and Chinese territory igning. First Sir Miles and other Ministers of the igned at the British Consulate, tattoos have
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    DEAD SHEEP SENT TO PARSON.
    67 5 A »«ry Farmers Resist Church Taxation. London, May 5. resin church bells to warn nt resisters that the Church's the neighbourhood is the In some English districts. 1 thus summoned yesterday, when noted to get 150 sheep from a Heu of arrears, punctured the tor's
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    PLOT TO KILL CABINET.
    53 5 Sensational Spanish Discovery. Reuter. Madrid, May 5. assinat; President Zamora and r Vll th 'h 1 nas 11 revealed as a ry of a house full of arms > lawyer. It is asserted that 1 nal men planned to murder **btri v",V sla "Bht«r the other
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    IN PRISON FOR AN HOUR.
    197 5 Commuted Sentence Of "Honour Slayers." Honolulu, May 4. Naval Lieut. Massie, with his associates, has been sentenced to ten years' hard labour, but the sentences were commuted after defendants had served an hour. It was the Public Prosecutor who announced that the Governor had agreed
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    DEBATE ON NEW DUTIES.
    387 5 Britain Ready To Talk Abroad. British Official. Rugby, May 4 A debut* on the Order propped undf-r U»v rcccnt Imports Ac!, was opened in the House of Common* tills evening and will be continued to-morrow The Chancellor of the Exchequer <Mr. Neville Chamberlain», moving that the
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    "AN ABSURD CASE."
    222 5 PENANG JUDGE'S STRONG COMMENT. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penarig, May 4. "It la absurd that this case waft ever brought to the Assixes" said Mr. JusUct* Prichard. acquitting and discharging a Malay constable attached to the Central Police Station, who was charged with perjury in the course
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    SOVIET REFUSES TO HELP.
    173 5 League Party's Request For Information. Reuter. Moscow, May 4. The Soviet's refusal to allow its officials ln Manchuria to assist the Lytton Commission inquiries is revealed in the publication o: correspondence between Sir Eric Drummond and M. Litvinov (Soviet Foreign Minister), the latter replying in the
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    SUMBARINES & PLANE CARRIERS.
    151 5 SUMBARINES PLANE CARRIERS. Sharp Anglo-Japanese Differences. Reuter. Geneva, May 4. The great fight over the limitation of submarines at the Disarmament Conference, when Sir Bolton Eyre Monsell, First Lord of the Admirality, restated Britain's case m favour of their total abolition on humanitarian grounds, declaring that the essential objection ;o
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    AL CAPONE GOES TO GAOL.
    330 5 Sentence Of Eleven Years Begins. Chicago, May 4. A 1 Capone. th» famous gangster, has a! la*t begun the sentence of 11 years passed In October for income-tax evasinn His serifs of legal appeals were fruitless and he 15 now cn ioute to Atlanta gaol,
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    "TOLONG-LAH."
    108 5 Second Edition Ready. A second impression of 1,250 copies of "Toiong-lah" has been printed, making 3,750 copies in all, and further copies, we are informed, are available. There is no truth in the rumour, says Mr. C. WardJackson (editor), that this second impression is an expurgated edition: it is
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    CONFLICT IN THE FAR EAST. ITALY VERY MUCH INTERESTED.
    691 5 "Risking The Peace Of The World." Reuter. That Italy is very deeply concerned about the chaos in the Far East is emphasised by her Foreign Minister, who details her practical and world interests and expresses hope for an early solution. Sir
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    DAIL ABOLISHES THE OATH.
    33 5 Division In Committee Stage. Reuter. London, May 4. The Dail has abolished the Oath of Allegiance by 77 votes to 67. The division was in the committee stage.— Reuter.
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    BANKER JUMPS TO DEATH.
    54 5 German Currency Regulations Violated. Reuter. Berlin. May 4. I A prominent banker. Karl Blum, wai 1 Instantly killed on Jumplnp out of the fourth floor window of the building In which be had ju#t been examined r.gardlng alleged Illegal transactions In 'oretgn currencies and violat.on of
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      228 5 SANATORIUM KABAN DJAHE (EAST COAST OF SUMATRA) 3,600 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL. 2 HOURS FROM MEDAN. Climatic, dietetic and surgical treatment of lung disease. CHARGES: 1. Class: F 250.—monthly (including lodging, food, medicines, j general treatment.) 11. Class; F. 150.—monthly (including lodging, food, medicines, j general treatment.) 11. Class: F.
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    SINGAPORE SPRING MEETING.
    1342 6 SECOND DAY'S EVENTS. GOLD OR PAYS A BIG DIVIDEND. More Disciplinary Action By Stewards. THE TURF. The ncond day.: races of the Singapore Turf Club Spring meeting were held yesterday under ideal weather renditions Ihe attendance was large notwithst-nding tht' iu<i that race days are no longer
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    SOME BIG SCORES UP-COUNTRY.
    523 6 CRICKET. THE STONOR SHIELD COMPETITION. In the Stonor Shield match at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, the T.P.C.A. beat the Selangor Indians by ill runs. Scores: T.P.C.A.: 235 (Kartigesu 53. Ponniah 55. B. S. Gill 5 for 85). Sel. Indians: 124 (Samuel 46. Kartigesu 3 for 56).
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    PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT CHARGED.
    545 6 FURTHER EVIDENCE. Director Who Learned A Signature. A fuither stage was reached, before the District Judge (Mr. G. Cf. Dodd) yesterday, in the case in which Oswald Curtis Smalley, a public accountant, is alleged to have abetted the directors of the Hap Heng Mineral Syndicate, Ltd., in
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    L AVIS CUP COMPETITION.
    275 6 SWITZERLAND ELIMINATES BELGIUM. LAWN TENNIS. Bniuvls. Mav 4 A.-fchiitnann jnd FVher tSwUmflu: cb b.\». tr?roix and Dcborman t Belgium» <s—l. i, _i 6- 4. 8w >i/fiinri'l eliminating Bclclnm In Hi. fir:t rourd oi thi Davis Cap com pent i.ifj by three matches to ML—Router Hungary beat
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    VISIT OF INDIAN OLYMPIC TEAM.
    123 6 HOCKEY. With reference to the forthcoming visit to Singapore of the Indian Olympic team (en rente for Los Angeles) when it is hoped to be able to stage a match between the visitors and an All-Malayan XI, a correspondent signing himself "Hockey Critic" writes suggesting
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    AT THE CINEMAS.
    899 6 Fine British Film At The Capitol. That British film artistes have reached hi* hwater mark in at least one type of picture he straight comedy, depending for success nc on spectacular effects but on clever dialogue an:l competent acting—is again demonstrated in "Service for Ladies." whicn opened
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    MARIGOLD BEAT DOUBLE-ONE B. P.
    95 6 BADMINTON. The Marigold B.P. "B" team defeated th 2 Dcuble-One 8.P.. on the former's court on Sunday. Scores (Marigold players mentioned first): Ng Jose and Tan Chong Tee beat Seah Ah Soon and Ng Kirn Yuen 21—9, 21—12; Tan Chong Liat and Chua Leng Seah
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    WATER-POLO.
    50 6 S.S.C. v. C.S.C. Two teams from the Chinese Swimming Club will visit the Singapore Swimming Club on Sunday. The first match will be played at 11 a.m. Chinese players are requested to be at the C.S.C. by 10.15 a.m., when the final selection of the teams will be made.
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    COMMAND AQUATIC SPORTS.
    305 6 RESULTS OF YESTERDAY S HEATS. SWIMMING. The Malaya Command aquatic sports, which are held annually and competed for by the i.ious military units, will take place to-r.-rrow at 3 p.m. at the V.M.C.A. swimming r.jol where the prize distribution will also be held. Heats were held yesterday
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    MALACCA BEAT MERLIMAU.
    180 6 GOLF. /From Our Oam Corrtsponfent. > Malacca. May 2. match was played over the links at Lcreh l Sunday last between teams representing LT rUmau GC. and Malacca G.C The mo fen Suited ui a win far Malacca by sr»;5 r pt*. to J'j pes. Scores: Malacca
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    CLERICAL UNION TOURNAMENT.
    116 6 BILLIARDS. The Clerical Un en championship and handi- i ■> tournament will take place on or about the h .st week in June. The closing date of entry vll be June 1. (Entrance fee $2.00 for all games). No competitors will be allowed to tsr for the
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    FIRST POINT FOR INDOCEYLONESE.
    1240 6 DRAWN GAMK mm RECREATION <<i,» ASSN. FOOTBALL. CLUSTERS' iVMOits i.f. V| s.c:.c The lodo»t>yt«nr«u. r i lMi *lrun»ly, M thr SRI*. in yr«t 1 1( i f Ctnir Mi Anson tj Strand Dirt'kni of «h OlttiCM beat Utr hi'< Dona, droppnl from U»r i».. «hsNn* Uvf
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    HOW WE GET OUR FISH.
    2154 7 METHOD OF THE MALAYS. righe rics Officer Talks To Rotarians. v hii h feel people in i -itiii.tr ems dealt with j• i; (Officer in Charge 4 tiring the ccurse of an kjj luiuheon meet- R ,tarj C lub of Singapore, at the AdrtßSd Hotel
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    485 7 PHASER'S REPORT. Messrs. Fraser and Co., in their weekly report, dated May 4, state: Business throughout Ihe past week has been on a very restricted scale in all sections of the local share mancet. Lack of trade buying interest and uncertainty as to the attitude likely to
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    123 7 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singapore. May 5. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Antung 22; Cremer 20. Main Whan (Entrance Gate J). Ranella 18: Katong 14; Amagisan Maru 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Oate l) Iri-bank 30; Moorlake 33; Karoa 35; Tinhow 37. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4). Benreoch 46;
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      195 7 J J i Mij 111 E i f il I A j; 1 II Crown Fruit Jellies I Most delicious and nourishing:. Being ready- prepared require only chilling on II cracked ice or in mechanical freezer. IN FINEST FRUIT FLAVOURS. j FRAMROZ CO. j Creo-Garlic (Brand) Pellets! j The New
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      353 7 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, MAY 5. High Tides.—lo.3s a.m.. 10.17 pm. Athletic Sports, Continuation School, Jalan Besar, 2.30 n.m. Football League: Div. 3, Bramtoco v. Ho Hong, S.R.C; S.H.B. v. Marine, 5.H.8.; A.P.C. v. Vehicles Dept.. Geylang. Johore Football: Arab Cup, English College v. Muar. Johore Bahru. Italian Opera, "Rigoletto,"
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    98 8 Frank E. Greenwood has resigned the captaincy of the Yorkshire County eleven. The necessity for this step occurred suddenly owing to the death of his father. "While my father lived," he said recently, "he took a large share of business responsibilities that should have fallen on me, but now, I
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    PUNGAH TIN DREDGING.
    899 8 £26,000 Refunded On Loan Account. As the dredges were not in full operation throughout 1930, says the annual report of Pungah Tin, a comparison of results for the two years is not of interest. In 1931 the two dredges treated cubic yards of ground for return of
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    MALAYA TIN STATISTICS.
    124 8 Foreign experts of Tin, being final shipments on ocean-steamers at all Malayan ports, during the month of April, 1932. Destination. Tons. United Kingdom 780 United States of America 2.366 Continent of Europe 1,274 British Possessicns 550 Japan 208 Other Foreign Countries 39 Total 5,217 Tons. Note:—l. Exports
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1518 8 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING. Singapore, May 5, 10 a-m. Uro, Tear CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Value End*. Buyer*. £1.0.0 Asam Kumbang Tin Dee. II "20 lA n n 1.0.0 Auetral Malay Dec. SI 0.15.0 0.5.0 Ayer Hltam Tin June SO 0- 9 9 r.J 1.0.0 Bangrln Tin Dec. SI 0- 7 9
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    MARKET PRICES.
    450 8 SINGAPORE, APRIL 29. MEAT. Beef steak (round), kati 40 Beef stew or curry, kati 30 Pork, lean, kati 53 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 40 Mutton Australian, lb. 30 Fowl, kati 42 Hens (locally reared) kati 45 Ducks, each 5b Pigeons, domestic unfledged, pair 78 Pigeons,
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    BENZINE PRICES.
    144 8 ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO. (S.S LTD As from Sept. 30 the following revised p*« for Shell Motor Spirit and various brands I Kerosene are effective: Bed Shell Motor Spirit ex pump and or ex 4 gallon drum per British Imperial gallon Red Shell Motor Spirit per 4 gallon tin
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    30 8 The rate of Issue of Money Order untitled rate of payment of Money Order fr°» gj, and Ceylon to-day Is Rs. 152 for and Ceylon Is Rs. 156 for $100.
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      762 8 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies In Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary it provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the
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    Uncanny Tracking of Rogues. AUTOMATIC CRIME DETECTION.
    592 9 PRESS THE BUTTON: THERE IS YOUR CRIMINAL. ]S t .\v Method Introduced By Berlin Police. (Social to the Malaya Tribune.") Berlin (By Mail). lt uthhounds. the detection i hunical means, has at last testa which the Berlin Police aaking with this new crime
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    TERRORISM IN BENGAL.
    392 9 Result Of Economic Depression? Sir Stanley Jackson Interviewed. London. April IG. A treat deal o£ the trouble In India is the economic depression wh'.ch brings a certain umount oS terrorism In iu wake," »ir< sir Stanley Jackson, interviewed by Reuier on hla arrival in London. He added
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    LADIES' UNION ANNUAL MEETING.
    111 9 At the annual general meeting of the Ladle*' Union, held on Friday, the following were elected to the Committee for 1B23: President. Mrs. J M. Handy; Vice-Presidents. Mr* T G, Thomas, Mrs Pritbvi Chand, hon treasurer Mrs C R Menon; hon, secretary Mrs. M. FL Menon;
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    SEREMBAN NEWS.
    336 9 Reds Charged In Police Court. (From Out Own CorrerpcmdenL.) Serein ban. May 2. Four Chinese. Tai Yong. Uew Yeong Boon, Wong Suan and Toh Meng. wort: again produced before the Police Magistrate and churged with being members of an unlawful society. VB-. the Malayan Labour General Union, eonunonly
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    THE CATHEDRAL TRADING SCHEME.
    180 9 St. Andrew's Market. Members of the Congregation of the Cathedra), and the public generally, or reminded or the meeting which Is to be held in the Memorial Hall on Wednesday. May 11, at SJO pm. At this meeting a fuller explanation of thr Cathedral Trading Scheme.
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    KUALA PILAH NOTES AND NEWS.
    402 9 Four May Day Rioters Arrested. (From Out Oton Correspondent j Kuala Pllah, April 19. Mr. J. m. Martin, from the Colonial Office *no is temporarily stationed In the Kuala P.lah District Office. Is going oil transfer to Ipoh very shortly. Mr. fi. C. Sen. of
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    KUANTAN KILAT READING ROOM.
    57 9 The following were elected office-bearers of the Kilat Reading Room (Electrical Department). Kuantan, for the current year: President, Mr. Frank D'Rozario; hon. secretary, Mr. Ong Poh Choo; hon. treasurer. Mr. Mohamed Shariff bin Ahmad; sports captain, Mr. Bongsu; librarian, Mr. B. Moreira: committee, Messrs. Yip Hee,
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    "VIOLATION OF NATURAL LAW."
    249 9 Cardinal Bourne's Plain Speaking. London, March 31. The drifting of civilisation from all sure uncertainty of actions and evasion of true issues Men have raised a monster whose eXns they can neither understand nor foresee In this country we are traversing a period unlike any we
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    THE POPULATION OF SHANGHAI.
    123 9 Big Drop Recorded After The Outbreak Of Hostilities. The latest census taken by the Greater Shanghai Public Safety Bureau show* that the population of Shanghai, including both Chinese and foreigner*, has decreased by 819,603 following the Japanese Invasion. The Chinese population to stated to be 1,064,604
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    OVER THE CAUSEWAY.
    339 9 Noisy Courts In Johore. (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, May 3. Next Saturday will be observed as a holiday throughout the State of Johore, as it is the Mohammedan New Year's Day. There are many complaints about the unnecessary noise that prevails in the Magistrates' Courts.
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    CHEERLESS PROSPECT OF THE DIOCESE.
    711 9 Cathedral Dissension At An End. In a letter dated Jan 7 to the B.A.D A. Magaslne for March the Bishop of Singapore iRt. Rev. B. C. Roberts», states: We have set out on a new year, somewhat perturbed by the disappointing set-backs of 1931 and
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    91 9 [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 side of the paper only. Pen
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    Council Reform.
    984 9 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir— Apropos your leader of April 28, and the letter of your correspondent "Reader" which appeared in Monday's issue of the People's Paper, may I be permitted to add my humble views on a subject which is near and dear to all who
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      146 9 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme Of Drills. TO-DAY, MAY 5. 5 P.m.—Drill Hall, N.C.O.'s Promotion Class, 2nd Bn. Signallers and S.V.F.A. 5.15 pm—Drill Hall, "E" (Chinese) Coy., Coy. Parade— Drill. sl pm—Serangoon Road, S.V.F.A., Unit Parade. 615 pm—Drill Hall, "B" Coy., L.G. Class. TO-MORROW, MAY 6. 5 15 p.m—Drill Hall, Ist Bn.
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      14 9 A DRAGON-LiOAD OF BEAUTY. Dragon-boat procession at the "Great World," to be repeated to-night.
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    MUSIC ON THE ETHER.
    235 10 Daily Programmes From Radio-Saigon. Since Radio-Saigon resumed, after a brief breakdown, it has been giving daily programmes of a high quality. These are received clearly and loudly in Malaya. The French Indochina station commences at 6.30 with an Annr.mite programme, gives recorded music from 8 p.m.
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    TOWKAY TAY KIM KEE.
    255 10 Large Attendance At Muar Funeral. The death of Towkay Tay Kirn Kee S.M.J, took place suddenly at his residence in Jalan Sayang, Muar. on Tuesday last from heart failure, and tho funeral which took place on Monday was the most impressive yet held In Muar and
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    EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT COMMITTEE.
    130 10 The Committee acknowledges, with thanks, the following donations to the Singapore Section received during April, 1932:— Singapore Football Association $231.95 Anonymous 5 A. E. Baddeley, Esq. 10 Sir John Scott, K.C.M.G. 25 Kluang Club 36 St. Andrew's Cathedral Collections 74.32 J. A. Clarke, Esq. 25 Singapore Manufacturers'
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    137 10 The general meeting of the members of the Malayalee Hindu Samajam, of 8, Silat Road, was held in the Samajam Hall after light refreshments, on Sunday, with Mr. N. Sivam, in the chair. The report and accounts of the management committee for the previous term w ere read by the
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      337 10 Your Urine Warns Youl If you experience a burning, smarting pain during urination, or if the urine is thick and cloudy, evil smelling, sandy or blood-streaked, there can be no doubt that your kidneys are weak. Examine the urine for quantity, also. If too much is passed each time, or
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      179 10 The germs of disease lurk in the mouth an d crevices of the teeth. Pebeco is tnc weapon to use in dealing with this unseen threat to your teeth and health. Pebeco is different from all other tooth pastes; it contains no soap, no grit, no sweet flavouring. It is
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      857 10 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. Radio Stations Received In Malaya. All timet given in the following are Singapore times. MONDAYS. PETALING HILL, 55.5 metres, testing daily rom 10.30 to 11 am. RAD IO SAIGON, 49.02 metres, 12 k.w.; 6.30 u» 730 pm. recital of chamber or classical rale by the soloiots
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      108 10 cert from Selangor Club at 7.16 p.m. Next transmission Tuesday. SYDNEY, VK2ME, 31.28 metres, from 7 to 9 pm. American Transmissions. BOUND BROOK, N.J., W3XAL, 12 k.W. 49.18 metres; Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, 1.30 am. to 6.46 am; Sundays, 8 pm. to 2.30 a.m. (Mondays). BOUND BROOK. N.J., W3XL.,
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    HELP FOR THE TIN INDUSTRY.
    908 11 CAMPAIGN OF CANNERS' ASSOCIATION. On Feb. 18 of this year a campaign was launched by the National Canners 1 Association of America to increase the sale.-, of cannea foods in the United fc'tates, says "Tin. w» campaign had been manned many momns ahead by a
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      24 11 j The Far East Oxygen Acetylene Co., Ltd. THONE *****. $8.15 Per Drum of 1 cwt—Delivered at Your Godown. Special Rates for Large Orders.
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    Sports and Pastimes. MALACCA FOOTBALL LEAGUE.
    919 12 Chinese II Beaten For First Time. ASSN. FOOTBALL. (Tram Our Oten Corrrrpiindml.) Mulacfu, M:ij 3. To-<L»v tljr Furri.*;Uin VyJunii-'r Cuip.*. teom. n r **j'utjiK jti Tfio ShiUf li F<> L^'QgU^. «•orwd YDl'ju&i' poiu'" th» tXi>Miw ot Hi'' C. F A 11. who vi j
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    52 12 In connection with the Anglo-Chinese Conlunation School Sports to-day there will be an inter-School Medley (220. 440 ard 880 yards) between Rallies. St. Joseph's, St. Andrews' I A. C. S. and A. C. C. S. This event is timed for 5 p.m. to C :ve every one a chance to
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    TWENTY-SIX YEARS IN SINGAPORE.
    793 12 PRESENTATION TO MR. F. NIBLOCK. GOLF. The mutch played at Keppel an Sunday. n-..ult«d in o win for the Vice-President's teaiu uy 6 J to 3»., Scares. Ite»ld«nls ream H Jackion and P. U. Sl-ed 0. H I Jone6 and P. Wilson I. F. H. iiud
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    WOMAN'S FEATS.
    164 12 WEIGHT-LIFTING. Lout* n. April 31 (by Alx Mull). It would appear that woman la a till seeking fresh athletic worlds to conquer. Crickct, football, boxing, are almost common-place. An attuck. upon bowling clubs on account of their masculine bla-s was an event last summer. But now cornea Miss
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    SOCCER NOTES AND COMMENTS.
    630 12 (By Rim.au trouble In the ranks or the Malay P A. tallowing their team's surprising defeat b> the 6.C.C. in the First DlvJf.oo of the L.»a#ue competition u fc-tlnight ago will not. it is hoped, be allowed to prejudice the champlorv/ ciiaiK of 7tp*atlr>; their last
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    U. S. MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
    58 12 BASEBALL. New York. May 3. Latest results in the Major Leac-'-e competitions are: NATIONAL LEAGUE. New York 1 Brooklyn 3. Pittsburgh 2 Chicago 0. Philadelphia 7 Boston 2. St. Louis 2 Cincinnati 1. AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston 2 Philadelphia 3. Washington 10 New York 3. Cleveland
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    THE WIGHTMAN CUP TEAM.
    606 12 AMERICAN WOMEN TO MEET BRITAIN. LAWN TENNIS. London, April 21 (by Air Mail.) America is first in the women's field with the announcement of the team for this years Wightman Cap which will be played at Wimbledcn en June 10 and 11. It is as follows:—
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    88 12 The following untitled in the Amateur Athletic Union tournaments will b.- played on Saturday and Sunday: Saturday. ("C Singles): Yeo Hong Chuan v. Lee Bah Ch c, £oh Chran Swee v. Beng T:an Siak; Tan Xhek Eiong v. Alfred Gan. ("B" Singles) Tan Meng Ong v. Yeo Joo Seng. Sunday.
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    CAMBRIDGE CREW FOR OLYMPIAD?
    208 12 A POPULAR SUGGESTION. ROWING. London, April 21 »by Air Mall.i That the Cambridge Boat Race crew shuald Great Britain at the Olympic Games at L>j* Angnle* this summer It a proposal that U now being considered. An entry from the winning Boat race trvw «if the
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    L. A. BEAT ST. JOSEPH'S.
    412 12 CRICKET. The Indian Association beat St. Joseph's Inst.tut on o:i Saturday on the Indian Association ground by 122 runs. Scores INDIAN ASSO—lst INNINGS. Abbasbhoy c Le Mercier b d'Almeida 59 Haii Govind c Peieiia b Boon 0 Amarchand b 15 Bhaskaran b Fernandez 3 Wazir
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    MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS.
    166 12 Ocean Shipments of Rubber, including Latex, Revertex and Concentrated Latex, during the month cf April, 1932. PRELIMINARY RETURN. Sheet and Crepe Latex. Concentrated Latex. TOTAL. Tons Revertex. Tons Tons. Name of Port. Transhipment Transhipment Transhlpa* i Export Straits Malay Export Straits Malay Export Straits M Proper. Settlements.
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    Boys' Corner. Contributed By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. EDITOR'S LETTER. Comments On The Mail.
    118 13 Or»r Boy*. Quite a number of Rood letters have had to be held over this week but they will bt published In the next "Corner." The voting on the method of conducting the "Cornei has not been
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    How The United States Began.
    692 13 (By C. K. Khoo.) America was at first a British Settlement. More than three millions of Britons had colonised over there when the British Government, eomewhere about 1766, began to call on them to pay taxes to Britain. In those days, when George 111 was
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    The Tongue.
    196 13 (By "Kingfisher.") Man has tamed both large and ferocious beasts. But one thing man has not tamed and that Is the tongue which everyone possesses. This member of ours, though small, is a wonderful thing. It has been called the best thing in the world, for with it
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    Why Chinese Priests Go Bald.
    458 13 (By Yeo Tiang Siew.) More than a thousand years ago, there was in China a magistrate whose notoriety caused the peaceful citizens to petition time and again to the King. The main grudge they bore upon him was his injudicious verdicts when dealing with all
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    A Wonderful Machine.
    297 13 (By "Leal Teo") There is a machine which everyone has. Tt Is neither wood nor Iron. It is formed of different materials, some hard and some soft; and it has a great many secret springs that require oiling. It is made up of twentyseven hard pieces, most
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    A Happy Accidents.
    178 13 (By "Thuitsi") In this world we must do something everyday, no matter how useful or how harmful. Usually we do something with an intention but sometimes things happen unintentionally. Such things are called accidents. Happy accidents are those which bring happiness and joy. I am sure everybody
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    Why Should I Learn Hygiene?
    103 13 (By T. Edwin, Trengganu.) Hygiene is a subject which we all ought to learn. When we learn hygiene, we know all things which are bad and good for our bodies. Through hygiene we learn how to keep our health in proper order, how to keep
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    The Beginning Of A New School Year.
    262 13 By Tec Teng Chte,) When ft new school year begin» vital question appears before my mind'» eye "What work have I nobly done, now that a yew ha« again lapsed?" Many rwntriUoences begin to creep Into my mind. Legitimately, my first imagination Is
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    The Two Knights.
    223 13 (By "Smiling Kid.") In the days that are past and gone, there were persons called knights. They were usually clad in cats-of-mail: and rode singly, either for the purpose of fighting or for other motives. It so happened that one day two strong and warlike knights were
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    Work And Play.
    192 13 (By "Yappy Ben George," Trengganu.) Work and play are quite different things. We like to play, and very soon we feel that we do not like to work. But we can work hard even when we are playing. If a boy spends his spare time in playing
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    The Value Of Books.
    174 13 (By William Wong.) In olden days there were no printing machines and no papers. The people used to Write their books on tablets, sheep skins, or calf skins, and various kinds of leaves. They took one year to copy a book. So in this way books
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    What Would I Do With Money?
    128 13 (By T. H. Lee.) I would open up a coffee shop which I think is the best kind of business and can easily prosper. First of all I would rent a house at a junction of certain roads, get all the necessary things, such
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    An Arithmetic Puzzle.
    105 13 (By "A Student," 5.P.1., Seremban.) Three gentlemen are going over a river with their three servants, who, knowing that their masters have a good deal of money with them, intend to rob them if they can get one gentleman to two of themselves, or two gentlemen to
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    Must We Be Afraid Of Ghosts?
    206 13 (By W. D. Samson.) Spirits or ghostr are Invisible to the eyes of all human beings. Why should we be afraid of them? They are not flesh and blood like ourselves, but triey are the foolish imaginings of certain superstitious men. After all, even
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    If I Had $1,000,000.
    498 13 (By "A Student," 5.P.1., Seremban.) Nearly every fellow wastes a great part of his life wondering what he'd do if he had a million dollars. Now, if I got $1,000,000 (which I don't suppose I ever will get), and were allowed to spend it (and I'm
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    Submarines.
    260 13 (By S. G. Koh.) Most of us know how great a part the submarines played in the Great War. The most unlikely thing that could be imagined to be possible by our great-grandfathers has been invented. Jules Verne's fiction has been realised. The submarine when under water can be
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    Flowers And Insects.
    140 13 (By "Chye") The two boys had c*xne from town to spend their holidays in an uncle'* houv Th*y were glad when they saw the flowers In the garden What lovely flowers and how aweet the perfume! The two boys good looking at a large flower, out of
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    Points From Letters.
    33 13 Sports have become so popular In thin civilized world, and they are divided into so many different kinds that even the weakest person can take part in them.—A. H. Ho.
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    Girls' Corner. Contributed By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. AUNTIE LIZZIES LETTER.
    450 14 Youngest Member Of "Girls' Circle." My dear Nieces. One more member has been added to the "Girls' Circle." bringing the total up to 55. This new niece is "Linda" and I am making special mention of her as she is
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    A Woman With Countless Children.
    271 14 (By "Schoolgirl Rosalind:') There is a mother who has so many children that they cannot be counted. Whether she knows how many children she has or not, nobofly knows, because there are two many. Her look is young, but she is very old. Her form
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    My Dream.
    287 14 ißv y. N. Koh. > A f<~. night» ago. I wem to dreamland. and 14» H. oig grand aeroplane. Fancy a poor ciri tiki in»» «Uttloj? in a big grand aeroplane. What would the rich girls Mt in? I think »h»-v would frit in "oiaglr carpets" and would
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    THE VISIT TO THE M.T. A Vivid Description.
    951 14 (B^%'Gwcnnfe,"J 1 noticed that In last week's "Comer" only "Curly" tolil you about our visit to the office o! the "Malaya Tribune," the new one In Addon Road, I mean. Perhaps you would like lo hear a little more about ft. Ww
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    Share Your Joys.
    169 14 (By "Brrnadette," Labnan.f Although thw sun shines. there «re dark day* for many. Probably everyone knows of somenne who Is going through "a rough flmi We wish «re could do more to help; but arc you doing all you can? What many who «re Inclined to feel
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    Where There's A Will There's A Way.
    178 14 (By "Elizabeth:') Many people, when a difficult task is put before them, begin to despair, and say, "It is so hard, I know that I can't do it, and it is useless to try." Yet the 'very task is successfully performed by others,
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    The Banana.
    260 14 (By "Annette."f In the tropics, every variety of fruit is found They axe of every dw, shape, and eolour. They fill each member of the family with rapture, especially when seen an a foreign table However the most popular, though the most common Is the banana "Hte tree
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    How Geometry Is "Useful."
    227 14 Tills *üb]ect Js very useful indeed ro bov* und girls and particularly to the engineer, because by It/. Uiws or rule;?—or certain of 11? tules rather, —the streets- are laid out and eon-firuru-d, buildings and bridge* erected, and public grounds as parks and playing fields "are
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    K.L., My Native Town.
    227 14 (By "Rainboiv Girl," K.L.) What a great change has taken place in my native town since fifty years ago! Then it was a town wth just two streets, while to-day. it is the administrative capital of the Federated Malay States. Since the federation of the four
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    Eventide By The Sea.
    229 14 (By "Dawn:') Sitting on a wave-beaten fragment of rock on the sea-shore in this sea-girt isle of sunlight; and colour, one sees the evening displayed to us, the dazzling golden sun hanging poised above the horizon. The silvery rays of the sun cast across the vast
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    The Autobiography Of A Fifty-Cent Piece.
    494 14 I Oil "Paniy." KJL.i I nut now fth '«in coln ami Dud been in circulation many uwny yeon» I lw*c dull and worn nod l)i" of Quean Vkhffll ou >tiv very unci Ihr lettcrtng on my Imik aixnovt rUbbtil out vettU the ycurs ol
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    In Phantom Inn.
    836 14 'Btr "G.O.C. 112. 'y My opened And I found mysi-lf m «..it !oojn. unci 1 began to conjure up picture I'Munioin.- fiiva KhotU. Then suddenly > 'uik figure *t"«.«d Ui front of mp. beckoning m to follow he» Whfit she «jaw that I refusic 1 follow, ahe
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    A Visit To A Pineapple Plantation.
    196 14 (Bv "Merry Jtfaid.") Early one spring morning o Mend of QUI*, my father and I vent to viAit a jiine«(iplr pJr.ntAii.ion. It wo* e filoriour> mecn»<u th»aun wins about t« ntart !ts day')» court* «though in geography wc learned il»*l Hi* earth mov-ri t-vu/wl
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    Cinderella'ft Glass Slippers.
    107 14 (By Wooi Hoon. A\L..» r rend the story of Cinderella, but I was doubtful to how «he could wear glass slippers I took the oppnrtunity to ask my tearlmr who ?ovu me the following explanation: In the original story Cinderello did not wear a glass slipper: the
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    INSANE MAN'S WEDDING.
    367 14 Nullity Decree Granted To Wifa Describing tl»<» ca.se as a grave one, Lord Merrlvale in tbe Divorce Court granted decree nisi r»f nullity or marriage U> Mrs. Constance Irene Hill, of Munten Road, New Kent R*iad. London, on the ground that on the day of the marriage
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    THE HOISTING OF THE "Y" FLAG.
    136 14 Suggested Procedure To Be Adopted. SHIPPING NEWS. Whether vessels under seventy-five tons should or should not hoist the International S gnal Code flag "V" when coming into the ports of the Colony was argued some time ago in the Marine Court. At the instance
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    143 14 In connection with the ensuing session of the Imperial Economic Conference a< Ottawa, the Government of India Commerce Department have invited the various com--5!*2J5 India 10 make Proposals or suggestions which they might wish to make regarding the matters which, in their opinion, needed specially to be brought to the
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    FUTURE OF THE THEATRE.
    808 14 HOW TO KEEP [j ALIVE. Interview With Sir dv Mauricr. The following int-erv dv Maurier. Actor-Man written by Elisabeth) Coral the current issue of th< "I suppose you have rom sorts of questions about t: Sir Gerald dv Maurirr a: "Not the past, Sir Goraki. I
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    38 14 U2J*4 Already acknowledged Mr. H. Waugh Do Rerzke Cigarette do;.. S H.B. East Wharf staff Jchannes and Sammy Ec Hoe Hean Club t Dr. L. Sammy Anonymous Rotary Club, Singapore Imperial Chemical [ndustrfc S.A.F.A. Proceeds of Chant
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