Malaya Tribune, 18 May 1932

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune 0 XIX.- -No. 117 SINGAPORE WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wednesday, May 18, 1932. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1932.
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      653 1 THE J MALAYA TRIBUNE IS THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN MALAYA. 9 r 1 j GUINNESS IS THE BEST BUT BE SURE IT'S "DOG'S HEAD" GUINNESS STOUT You are suffering from Anaemia, General Debility, etc...... You may have tried many kinds of medicines which failed to give satisfactory results. Why
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      749 2 Amusements MALAYA'S FINEST THEATRE SPECIAL EMPIRE WEEK "REVIVAL" SCREENING OF BRITISH SUCCESSES! MATINEE TO-DAY at 3.15 6.15 To- W igl»/ti 9.15 For One Night Only BY POPULAR DEMAND! The Famous English Comedian LESLIE HENSON in the Gainsborough Uproarious Comedy— WITH HEATHER THATCHER AND CONNIE EDDIS. Naughty husbands' sins come home
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    AMAZING OUTBREAK OF DISEASES.
    70 3 Japanese Steamer's Bad Luck. SHIPPING NEWS. Reuter. Durban, May 17. An amazing outbreak of diseases ranging from typhoid to pneumonia, measles and chickenpox, which nearly threatened to involve over 1,200 Japanese emigrants, occurred at sea aboard the steamer "Rio de Janeiro Maru,' bcund from Japan to
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    NEW BRITISH MOTOR LINER.
    68 3 Rugby, May 17. The new Nelson motor liner, "Highland Fair ot," reached Albert Dock. London, last £ta from Belfast. She was built v d Wolff. The ship had run her trials sue-sailnc-s hxe the other vessels oi w B S.uth Arnica, via Spain. Jjg^M. Canary Islands.
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    26 3 Mr. Bruce Balinefather, the famous cartoonIst, creator of "Old BWT M.gft 2f^ e fr.ther will pass through Singapore by tae NYK "Suwa Maru," due here to-morro*
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    "THE CALENDAR" AT THE PAVILION.
    352 3 British Programmes At Cinemas. The present programme at the Pavilion Theatre has been made particularly attractiv' in view of this being "Buy British!" Shopping Week. The showing of the film "Our Farmer Prince" gives the necessary touch of the spirit cf the movement which has
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    ALLEGED FORGERY OF "PRO." NOTE.
    254 3 Remarkable Story At The Assizes. The hearing cf the case in which a Straitsbem Chinese named Siow Ngai Chocn, alias Gzv.g Kirn Pui. stands chr.rged with having, on Jan. 5. used as genuine a forged valuable security, namely a piomisccry note for $5,500, was resumed
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    219 3 I (By Courtesy of Hong Kong Bank.) Singapore, May 18. i Selling: London 4 months' sight is. 3 29 32d.. London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 27 32d., London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 13 lod., London 30 days* sight 2s. 3 25 32d.. London demand 2s. 3%d.,
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    DOG "ARRESTS" INTRUDER.
    69 3 A young Alsatian ***** belonging to Inspector Fa--quharson surprised an intruder on Saturday n'ght Hearing his dow growl on the verandah of his house in Pearl's H 11, Mr. Parquharaon switched on the electric light to find a Chinese being held up by the animal. The man,
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    JUNTAI DEVELOPMENT, LIMITED.
    406 3 Satisfactory Reduction Of Costs. COMMERCIAL NEWS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, May 17. The report of the Directors of Junta! Development, Ltd.. to be presented at the third annual general meeting of ihe company at Seremban on May 27, states that for the year 2*2 Dec 31.
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    328 3 B. ETLIN AND CO.'S REPORT. May 18, 11 a.m. hcrhfw London: 1 T/ S d., down l,16d. New \ork: 2 13 16 cents <G.). unchnaged. Shares: Nominal. Ailecbys 30—40 cents, Ayer Moleks 15—20 cents, P£has 15—20 cento, Bassetts la—20 cents. Brogas 15—20 cents, Bukit Jelotongs 10—15 cents,
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    NON-EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT FUND.
    61 3 List Of Subscriptions. Already acknowledged $13,932.67 Gate receipts of football match, Electric Dept. v. Health Dept. 56.80 Subordinate Staff, Municipal Electricity Dspt. 49.60 New World collections on April 23 1,645.35 Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., W'lls's Gold Flake contribution 200.00 Post Office Club 16.00 Operating Staff, Govt. Wireless
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      434 3 EMPIRE DAY TUESDAY, MAY 24th 1932 I NATIONAL SONGS. .NATIONAL MU3IC COMMUNITY SINGING II GRAND CONCERT AT THE VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL ORGANISED BY THE JOINT COMMITTEE I OF THE wnONAL SOCIETIES OF GT. BRITAIN IRELAND. IN AID OF THE j BRITISH UNEMPLOYMENT FUND j nch may be obtained through the
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      136 3 Assets exceed $12,000,000. eQ nnn nnn f Assurance in force over $3a,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street. Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27. Old Jew. EC. The Company has £20.000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England
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    JAPAN AT A CRISIS.
    752 4 I Even her severest critics must feel commiseration with Japan in her present anxieties. She- seems to be menaced on all sides economically, and by her own acts (as dictated by the truculent cliques which control her policy) she has made enemies and alienated traditional friends.
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    25 4 Members of the Yew Chee Sia Association have remitted through ihe Ho Hong Bank, Ltd., a sum of Shanghai $242 for the China Reliel Fund.
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    32 4 Under the auspices of the Methodist Mission, Paya Lebar. a Prayer Meeting will be held at the Chapel to-morrow at 5 p.m. The Rev. A. R. j Dcrisamy will be the speaker.
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    44 4 D\ (Miss) M. Th.lHampalam, M.A.. Ph.D, L\3c.j Professor of Allahabad University, who is on her way to America, will b? glad to meet Indian fnd Ceylon'ese ladies and gentleman in Sing, pore to-morrow at 5 p.m., at the IndiaCtylcn Club premises, 361. Cvchard Road.
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    60 4 The Band cf th? S.S. Police will play the i following programme, weather permitting, at Tdok Ayer Reclamation to-morrow, commenc--1 Int; at 9 p.m.: March, "Wellington," Zehle; j Overture, "Light Cavalry," Suppe; Selection I from "Maritana," Wallace; Suite, "Eight Sea i Pieces," MacDowell; Selection, from "Aida," I Verdi; Song, "Love's
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    76 4 At the twelfth annual general meeting cf the Hindu Young Men's Literary Union, held at 18, Miri Road, on Saturday, the following were elected office-bearers for the ensuing year: President, Dr. P. Thlllainathan; viceprcsident, Mr. V. S. Nagalingam; hon. secretary, Mr. T. Veerasingam; hon. asst. secretary, Mr. M. Ponnuduray; hon.
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    98 4 The annml Wesak Day celebration will take place to-morrow at the Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Tiger Temple, Rae; Course Road, Singapore. Wcsak Day was ,he day when Lord Buddha had his? birth and enlightenment ana entered Supreme Nirvana. The offering of fruit, flowers, candles and incense to Lord Buddha will
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    LATEST LINDBERGH SENSATION.
    193 4 Intermediary A dmits Cruel Deception. Reuter. Hopewell (New Jersey), May 17. A sensation in the Lindbergh case has been caused by the announcement by Mr. Schwarzkopf, Chef of the New Jersey State Police, that Mr. Curtis, the millionaire boat buUder who *as alleged to have been negotiating
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    NEW COMMITTEE OF THE S. S. (S.) A.
    216 4 Analysis By Race And Profession. At a meeting yesterday of the new committee jf the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association, held in the Singapore Exchange Room, there were present xMr. G. Parbury (Viceresident), the Hon. Mr. A. P. Robinson, Mr. ray Lian Teck,
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    PRIME MINISTER'S GOOD PROGRESS.
    163 4 Leaving For His Birthplace To-day. Rugby, May 17. The Prim? Minister has made such good >rogress since the operation to his right eye hat, although he was to have remained in the mrsing home until Friday, his doctors, after K&Btaatton yesterday, agreed to allow him to
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    SIAM'S ELECTRIC RAIL ENGINE.
    65 4 Ccming Down To Singapore. Th- tmn Dies-jl electric locomotive of the "".oya! S ate R? ilways of Slam Is to make a ial run over the F M.S. Railways, right down o and it wi l be on view in the new ?rminal station cf Singapore
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    KING VISITS THE FLEET.
    42 4 Rugby. May 17. The King visited the fleet during the weekend. Although he witnessed the naval tattoo at Portsmouth two years ago this visit to the fleet was the first paid by His Majesty since his illness.—British Official.
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    A SHOWERY HOLIDAY.
    25 4 Rugby, May 17. Thunderstorms and showery weather in most parts of Britain interfered with the enjoyment 4 the Whit-Monday holiday yesterday.—British Official.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    46 4 From China by the "Conte Rosso," due at Singapore at 6 a.m. to-morrow. From Holland by the "Kota Plnang," due at Singapore on Friday morning. From Europe (London mails despatched on April 28). by the "Rohna," due at. Penang at 6 a.m. on Friday.
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    To-day's Features.
    50 4 TOPICS OP TO-DAY, on page 4. CLUB DIARY, on page 7. DIARY OP EVENTS, on page 7. WHAT TO LISTEN FOR, on page 8. NATION OUTRAGED BY LINDBERGH FRAUD, on page 9. THE MAKING OF CIGARETTES, on page 10 GIRLS' CORNER, on page 11. CORRESPONDENCE, on page 13
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY
    503 4 (by -Looaria-oiY.- "There is too much rbv. Malaya," says a lawyer r?* I to be banned! c °ught There is to be no King** te-n Ball at Government HouV th —only a Garden Party. S ye This, it is stated, is "an measure," but I fail to
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    35 4 Quotations. RUBBER. London: l'nd. New York: 2 13 16 cents (OJSingapore Spot: 1%-** TIN. London Spot: £119. (P—*■J^ nW m London 3 months: £121 tl. bd. 6d.). Tin: $62.00 (50 tons tmm.
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      261 4 BRITISH j 4*jSs£f/! EMPIRE SHOPPING May 18th to 24th. BUY Empire Products Their Quality and v Vaflsmanship is Still Unsurpassed. j VISIT OUR SPECIAL DISPLAYS OF j Empire Products AT Robinson <& Co., Ltd., 1 Raffles Place, Singapore. i mmmm XZZ —NOTICE V \W >> jl.; OUAIITT J v NOTICE
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      61 4 GIFTS THAT LAST FOR TINY HANDS. U.S. de Silva Bros, JEWELLERS, 23, High Street, Singapore. 634 1 T.KK.'s BISCUITS. 2 lb. Tins from 40 cer.ts to 95 cents per tin. 1 lb. Tins from 26 cents to 50 cents per tin. Packets from 2 cents to 15 cents per packet.
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    BOMBAY'S WELTER OF BLOODSHED.
    631 5 NEARLY A THOUSAND CASUALTIES. Four Days Of Communal Rioting. g bat rioting, mainly communal ...utinuoi in Bombay for four it is estimated that thero p Ml K-s, including over 80 Huiipitaii are overcrowded. Treats »<»d reinforced several was restored last night, gr at deal of damage
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    SHOCKING TRAGEDY IN HOSPITAL.
    159 5 Schools Inspector Dead In Bathroom. From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, May 18. There was a shocking discovery in a bathroom of Bungsar Hospital. Kuala Lumpur, this mcrning. A sister found a patient lying in the bath with his throat cut. He was still alive but
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    National Government For Japan. MILITARY LEADERS' ULTIMATUM TO THE ELDERS.
    81 5 COUNTRY FACING MOST CRITICAL POINT IN DEVELOPMENT. "WIDESPREAD CORRUPTION AND SCANDAL IN POLITICAL LIFE." Following the assassination of the Premier and attempts to blow up vital services, Japan is in a political ferment.. The military leaders have demanded that the
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    FASCIST LEADER TO BE NEXT PREMIER?
    1113 5 Reuter. London, May 17. The question of how far the extreme Nationalist movement which has brought about the assassination of Mr. Inukai is influenced by Hilterism or Fascism, or how far it has arisen out of h!s conciliatory attitude in the I Sino-Japanese dispute
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    GERMAN AIRMEN MISSING.
    106 5 Not Seen Since Leaving Kupang. Kupang, May 17. Frantic search is being made for the Junker seaplane piloted by the German airman, Flight Captain Hans Bertram, who arrived on May 14 on a trade flight to the Far East and Australia, accompanied by a second pilot, a
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    EMERGENCY MEASURES IN CANADA.
    59 5 Reuter. Ottawa, May 18. A Bill authorising the Cabinet to take steps to meet any financial crisis during the forthcoming recess wiU probably be tabled In Parliament by the Government before Parliament is prorogued, according to the Prime Minister, who added that emergency measures would only
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    JAPANESE TAKE ILAN.
    122 5 Civilians Massacred By Rebels. Reuter. Harbin, May 18. Insurgents under LI Tv massacred 35 Japanese in Han after which they sec fire to tie city before retreating to Puchln. Later. The massacre oi 35 Japanese at Han occurred yesterday morning when Li Tu's insurgents, under the pressure
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    AUSTRALIAN PREMIER HONOURED.
    37 5 Rugby, May 17. The King has been graciously pleased to approve of the appointment of the Hon. Mr. Joseph Lyons, Prime Minister of Australia, to be a member of His Majesty's Privy Council.—British Official.
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    TWO HUNDRED NOT ACCOUNTED FOR.
    821 5 THE FRENCH LINER DISASTER. Unable To Send Radio Messages. Reuter. Owing to the rapid spread of the fire there was indescribable confusion on the "Georges Philippar," the new 21,000 tons French liner which was on her way home (after her maiden voyage) frt»m Singapore and
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    PREPARATIONS FOR SOLAR ECLIPSE.
    94 5 Rugby, May 17. The Royal Observatory at Greenwich intends sending two members of its scientific staff, Messrs. Jackson and Davidson, to observe the solar eclipse on Aug. 31 from the town of Parent, Quebec Province, where totality will last for about 100 seconds. Elaborate preparations are
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    SINGAPORE LEAGUE COMPETITION. 1
    491 6 FOUR MATCHES PLAYED YESTERDAY. Nine Goals At Anson Road Stadium. M.I'.H. STILL UNBEATEN IN DIV. 111. ASSN. FOOTBALL. Four games were played in the S.A.F.A. League competitions yesterday. In the postponed Second Division match between the Glosters II and the Naval Base team, the Tanglln men
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    M.P.H. BEAT ROBINSONS.
    226 6 The M.P.H. ndded another win to their string of victories, when they defeated Robinsons 2-nil at the Jalan Eesar Stadium yesterday in the Third Division of the S.A.F.A. League. Though the score dees not suggest it. the game was too cne-sided to be of much interest, but
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    HARBOUR BOARD BEAT V.M.C.A.
    257 6 Playing on their own ground yesterday the Singapore Harbor Board beat the YjJ.C A 2—o after a dull game up M i ESS?" ietK and m SJtJB.: Samat; Hong Kee Sen* K* rr Haron. Chin Hian, Cheong, Tuskey, Kassim. Ko^v* 1 6 Yeow: Kon °"an. Hot
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    HO HONG S. C. BEAT MEDICAL COLLEGE.
    448 6 The game between the Ho Hong Sports Club and the Medical College In Div. 3 of the Singapore League was played yesterday on the V.M.C.A. ground and resulted in a victory for the former by s—o. The winners were much the superior side
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    S.C.C. v. I.C.F.A.
    30 6 The First Division League match between the O.C.C. and the 1.C.F.A., fhsed for Monday next will be played the following day, Tuesday, May -4, at the S.C.C.
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    CHANG JOONG LONG CUP COMPETITION.
    148 6 (from Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, May 13. Ideal weather favoured the long awaited match between the St. Paul's Institution and King George V School in the Chang Joong Leng competition, on the Station Padang today. Crowds thronged the Padang long before the start and at
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    THE HOSE CUP COMPETITION.
    134 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, May, 14. The Seremban Chinese met the Port Dickson Recreation Club on the Station Padang to-day and defeated them 4—3 in the Hose Cup competition. Mr. Lee Lvi Koh refereed and the teams lined up as follows:— Seremban Chinese: Ah Soon;
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    CRICKET.
    88 6 S.C.C. TOURNAMENT. B. B. and I. team v. Etceteras on Friday at 5 p.m. and Saturday at 2 p.m at the S.C.C.: C. P. Ambler, J. L. Bonnar, R. B. Gotch, R. N. Hamilton, C. Hewetson, W. R. King, E. A. Matthews, R. E. Prentis, D. Reichelman, W. N.
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    PING-PONG.
    79 6 WHA TUCK BEAT CHONG CHLNG 0.8.A. The Wha Tuck School defeated the Chong Ching Old Boys' Association by 3—2 on the latter's premises on Saturday. Scores (Wha Tuck School mentioned first): Loh Kum Soon beat Chew Eng Cheong by 3—l; Cheong Tai Shek beat Ho Hock Swee by 3—2;
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    JACK'S NEXT OPPONENT.
    159 6 Should Nelson First Have A Try-Oat? BOXING. "A Boxing Pan" writes suggesting that before Fighting Nelson, who Is crulte unknown, is matched against Gunboat Jack for the Championship of the Far East" he should be given a try-out against Bruhn, Nash or Rivers, so that the possibility
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    MERRIDALES BEAT ROVERS.
    106 6 BADMINTON. The "Merridale B.P. beat the Rovers B.P. on the former's court on Sunday by four games to three. Scores: Tan Yong Kian beat Tan Queen Leng 15 s —2, 15—10; Yeo Joo Lim lost to Abbot Low 15—10, 13—15, 2—15; Lee Yang C 1 im beat
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    CITYLAD9' B.P. TOURNAMENT.
    50 6 The semi-finals in the singles championship of the Citylads 8.P., played on Sunday at 2, Tanjong Katong Road, resulted as follows: K. H. Wee beat C. S. Ong 15—7. 15—5; S. K. ilhoo beat C. W. Koh 15—10, 15—7. The final' Will be played, on May 22.
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    • A. A. U. TOURNAMENTS.
    91 6 A. A. U. TOURNAMENTS. The following ties in the Amateur Athletic Union tournaments will be played on Saturday and Sunday. Saturday: ("C" singles) Yeo Hong Chuan v. Beng Tian Siak, Soh Chuan Swee v. Tan Khek Siong, Lee Bah Chee v. Alfred Gan. ("B"' singles) Tan Meng Ong v. Soh
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    55 6 The Merridale B.P. "B" team meet Teck;; 8.P.. on the former's court on Sunday at 3 p.m. Merrldale's team: Lim Chong Heng, Chua Leng Yong. Lee Yang Kwang. Seah Mvi Sia Goh Buan Cheok, Seah Neo Heng. Tan Choon Bee and Chua Leng Seah. Reserves: Tan Seng Chia, Lim Mok
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    BILLIARDS.
    161 6 CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT. The first round of the Malayan championship tournament was completed at the New World last night, when L. T. Thiago (Selangor 1.A.) defeated Cpl. W. S. Dean (Glosters) 250—205. Thiago, who won the last open championship, made the highest break of the contests (39). The first match
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    EPWORTH LEAGUES OF SINGAPORE.
    272 6 Anniversary Celebration By Union. On the occasion of the 43rd anniversary of the Epworth League, a union meeting of all the Singapore Epworth Leagues was held last Friday at the Straits Chinese Church. Five leagues, the Tamil League, the Paya Lebar League, the Telok Ayer League,
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    COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES.
    516 6 LANCASHIRE TROUNCE THE CHAMPIONS. KENT BEAT GLOUCESTER AT BRISTOL. CRICKET. B tier conditions prevailed for the County championship games commenced on Saturday and there were decisive results in five matches put of eight. The outstanding result was the beating of the champions, Yorkshire, by Lancashire at Bradford,
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    WAZIR ALI SCORES FIRST CENTURY.
    118 6 INDIAN TEAM AT CARDIFF. Reuter. Sit a task of obtaining 257 runs to gain victory after being dismissed in the first innings for 194, the Indian tourists, playing at Cardilf against Glamorganshire, scored 184 for the loss of four wickets yesterday, Wazir Ali, fhe dashing
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    ALLEGED BANKRUPTCY OFFICE FRAUD.
    168 6 Jaffna Tamils Committed To Assizes. The Second Magistrate (Mr. A. W. Hay) delivered ht» finding this morning in the inquiry in whioh two well-known Jaffna Tamils, CcDinaru Sanmugam and Mariamuttu Sittampalam, are alleged to have defrauded ti)-? Official Assignee of Singapore of $12,612.13. His worship crmmiited
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    GOLF.
    437 6 FOUR-BALL MATCH AT BUKIT j TIMAH. A four-ball match wUI be played on Sunday mcrning next at Bukit Timah between Garrison G.C. and Singapore G.C. The following are the teams and starting times (Garrison players mentioned first): 8.15 Sqr. Ldr. A. E. Barr-Sim and R. Renton v. L. D.
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    G.G.C. MONTHLY MEDAL.
    26 6 The Garrison Golf Club men's monthly medal was played during the week end. The W* return was that of p. c. Rowland (78—14—64).
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    K.G.C. GUILLEMARD CUP.
    45 6 Eleven pairs entered for the Guillemard Cup a? the Keppel G.C. during the week-end. The winners were H. Jackson and A. Law (85 8 In the final of the Telegraph Cup H Irvine ucnes beat C. R. Evans by 5 and 3.
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    PHYSICAL CULTURE.
    416 6 S.A.W.L.A. DISPLAY AT GREAT WORLD. members held a physical culture at the Great World on Saturday last n aid of the China Relief Fund. The various rwwi turns displayed were loudly applauded The programme opened with Ahmad bin Jamal pc forming the feat of pulling two fully loaded
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    TELEPHONE OPERATOR INJURED.
    45 6 A Filipino employed in the Central Police Station as a telephone operator was knocked down by a "mosquito" bus in South Bridge Road yesterday, and was badly injured, his left leg being fractured at the knee. The ambulance took him to hospital.
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    EMPIRE SHOPPING WEEK.
    1080 6 Popularity Of British i Goods. Removing Habit Of (arel ess i Buying. PARADE OP LORRibo to-bay. hs Empire Shopping Week, orgai L object of pushing the claims of BrS the began in Singapore this morning with 80od| loi lorries displaying the Briti-h 1 sale by local firms.
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    NEW SANATORIUM FOR TUBERCULOSIS.
    144 7 j a te>t Treatment At High Altitude. rlum has been built 3,600 I .-.1 on the east coast of ite: m Mai Mtdan. SanatarJnin Kaban Djahe and d for the treatment of pulmonary tated in a delightful landscape f aV i arable climate, it offers, be-
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      523 7 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY. MAY 18. I«5 a m.. 8.49 p.m. Week, New World. Div. 1. S.R.C. v. Glosters, id; Div. 2, S.C.C. II v. Police, sec Jjbßn Medical S.C. v. J.MF.B, I_.-;>r.a Padang. New World. [ORROW, MAY 19. ggfl Tide! 942 a.m., 9.25 p.m. k. New World. Div. 3,
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      264 7 CLUB DIARY. J i nere are numerous dubs and Societies in rZ a erTot ineinbin T Z a V n .?f. th 'Malaya Tribune." This Diary [mSuif £29f tk€m SeZeta\£ a?e and c%mZlZ°^ ate 5 keepin «P-to-date 25 slXt^T 711 0 °> oeneral and^^iJ 1011^9 and functions, recora^^ Cn^ emenU
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      253 7 Springdale Minstrels: Performance practice, Anglo-Chinese School hall, Armenian Street, 8 p.m. Wales Minstrels: Music practice, Mr. Ang Kong Wee's residence, 73, Cuppage Road. FRIDAY, MAY 20. Silver Star Minstrels: Music practice, secretary, Mr. Teo Beng Kirn's residence, 17-A, Alsagoff Estate (opposite Haig Road off Geylang), 7.15 p.m. At tendance compulsory.
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1104 8 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING. Singapore, May 18, 10 a.m. lMMat Yet CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Value End*. Buyer*. Sellers. £1.0.0 Aum Kumbang Tin Dec. SI £1. 2.0 £1. 4.0 1.0.0 Austral Malay Dec. 31 0.18.0 L 0.0 0.5.0 Ayer Hltam Tin June 30 0.10.3 0.11.3 1.0.0 BangrinTin Dec. 31 0.6.6 0.8.0 $1.00
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    78 8 Rugby, May 17. Paris 92 13j16, New York 3.66%, Montreal 4.13, Brussels 26.1, Geneva 18.7, Amsterdam 9.02 1 a. Milan 71%, Berlin 15.35, Stockholm 19 11|16, Copenhagen 18.3, Olso 20, Vienna 33%, Prague 123%, Helsingfors 215, Madrid 44 31|32, Lisbon 110, Athens 540, Bucharest 615, Rio 4%, Buenos
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    122 8 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES Singapore, May 18. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Iyo Maru 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3.) Porthos 18; Ranella 16; Somali 14; Gleniffer 11; Cedarbank 9; Achilles 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3.) Karapara 32; Steel Navigator 35. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4.) Nil.
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      122 8 STUDY YOUR MOTORING COSTS... ..The additional couple of cents and the occasional dollars needlessly spent on motoring.. can be put to very excellent use.... save them like other MORRIS MINOR owners do The Minor is built like a big car and it carries its four passengers in perfect comfort for
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      821 8 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. Radio Stations Received In Malaya. AU times given :n the following are Singapore times. MONDAYS. PETALING HILL, 55.5 metres, testing daily from 10.30 to 11 a.m. RADIO SAIGON, 49.02 metres, 12 k.w.; 6.30 to 7.30 p.m. recital of chamber or classical music by the soloists of
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      106 8 cert from Selangor Club at 7.15 p.m. Next transmission Tuesday. SYDNEY, VK2ME, 31J28 metres, from 7 to 9 p.m. AMERICAN TRANSMISSIONS. BOUND BROOK, N.J., W3XAL, 12 k.W. 49.18 metres; Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, 1.30 a.m. to 6.45 a.m.; Sundays, Bp.m. t02.30a.m. (Mondays). BOUND BROOK, N.J., W3XL., 46.69 metres Saturdays,
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      150 8 MAILS CLOSE. to-morrow, May h Siam (except Lower Siam) (Kf Penang, Province Wellesley. North 4 Perak. Kedah, Siam, North Nnrt? East and North-West Sumatra Indo-China and China '^Jf 1 Java, South-West Sumatra, South f,! 10 Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas, Timor" rJS and Australasia (Nieuw Holland L ♦Ceylon, Southern and Western inn
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    A Disgrace To America.
    1214 9 NATION OUTRAGED BY LINDBERGH FRAUD. STORY OF RANSOM SWINDLE. Whole Gangster System Must Go. Election of representative American press opinions on +he ssing of Colonel Lindbergh by gangsters who kidnapped reveals the rising of the American public comments appeared (in the "Literary Digest") pired that all
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    DID YOU KNOW....
    80 9 THAT less than half the diamonds are "gems"? (By Our Scientific Correspondent.) If all tie diamonds mined during "average year were made into one sol:d cube it would b- about the height of a mar canno? even be Imagined, for the b'.gger a diamond the more valuable
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    AMERICAN TEST CASE.
    774 9 EFFORT TO SUPPRESS COMMENT. Newspapers' Right To Criticise Judgments. It remains to be seen whether the latest judical effort to suppress press criticism will meet on appeal the fate of a similar proceeding against the Cleveland "Press." The scene has shifted to South Dakota, where Circuit Judge
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    DISSOLUTION OF HITLER'S "STORM TROOPS."
    23 9 The Brown House, at Munich, headquarters of the Nazis, recently raided for documents relating to Hitler's "storm troops/
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      380 9 I j The I SINGER n HAND MADE 4 k COACH BUILT SALOON H55 Big car comfort and luxury at the J3 JBI price present conditions demand. V W A nine horse power engine for economy in tax, petrol and oil, yet with power enough to carry four persons in
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      15 9 N. V. PHILIPS' RADIO. SHORT-WAVE RECEIVING SET AND PARTS. Sole Asjenis: UNITED MOTOR WORKS LTD.
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      247 9 fefbasoi I Why shaving I is no task with |J llarhiisol! U 2. No Luther VI 3. No Rub-in 1 J 4. No Razor pull 5. Ant inept ir—heals mmt 6. Softens beard at base HI 7. Leaves face soothed 1 and cooled I 1 8. Keeps natural skin mA
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    THE MAKING OF CIGARETTES.
    1357 10 MODERN MACHINERY INSPECTED. Interesting: Tour Through Works. Do you remember when you were very young how you used to very nearly press your nose through the nearby tobacconist's window, nated by a very nimble-fingered young lady, sometimes two, making mountains of cigarettes with no more aid
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      326 10 jji MALAYAS H 1 1 Newest and Most jflfil Delicious i DRINK I r ,s l FRUirpop tiJ lr 'I'M sum j Made From The j FRUITS j Product of PHOENIX j Aerated Water Works I Keep handy in your pocket Valencia for your Best Girl, when somerdale milk. NUT
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      146 10 "Ah! If only I had i Taken Pinkettes!" > But what is the use of regrets? The span j of life is longest for those who look after them- j selves and care for the intricate mechanism I of their internal organs. Only by careful at- j tention to the
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      355 10 I THE FAVOURITE:— Rehlse A |H| Imitations. hQB ,nsist n »11 €RUSH *«t -Sjfc Manufactured b 3 E Mill H NEAVE LTD., Aerated Waler I Who Else Wants I j New White Skin Transformation in 3 Days i Sm Goodfcvs* forever to wunkles Crenif Tokalon Slunfood. WlutcColour Ji tatigue. ugly
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    Girls' Corner.
    210 11 Contributed By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. AUNTIE LIZZIE'S LETTER. Comment* On The Mail. \jv d<* r J s la t week to point out that and the Convent of the ft* erc In fact one and the H r have now received a note nieces in Kuala Lumpur ft*
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    A Trip To Lisbon.
    339 11  -  i By "Linda." We itf; f r Lisbon from Southampton on the I Alcantara." We were shown our cab n ar.= a I had nothing to do I went up en deck and watch* d the busy town fad? out of sight. Soon were on the
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    A Talk On The Talkie.
    331 11  -  (By "Sperly" v -i:.:. everyone torn* some quaint little! r maybe something about their strikes you after seeing and often when I ga I wait expectantly for a cer- which I know I shall star. Each has their j expressing their feelings, and ne marked
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    My Second Trip To Moonland.
    536 11  -  (By Beatrice Wee. <tunv7n* J, y niBht 1 had jUSt finisn^ studying my lessons. I went to the garden to take fresh air. I seated myself comfortably on a large stone against a tree; I was about to doze off, when I heard a sweet
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    Here And There.
    523 11  -  (By "A Shanghai Rosebud." Gee, praises for the "Corner" and its writers arc coming thick and fact. After patting sis "Gwennie" on the back they are now throwinc bouquets at me—me, mind you, my poor insignificant self. Thank you, "Wizard" but while you say you like my
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    Where The Months Got Their Names.
    205 11  -  (By "Schoolgirl Posalind" You might be interested to know where th; Months got their names from. It is a lonf story, but these are the most important details which I read in the Children's Encyclopedia. It says, "The Romans named the first monti. January
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    My Visitor.
    347 11  -  (By "Grece of Kuching." Tat! tat! :at! What was that? "Let me in," said a clear .hough rough voice. "You are not going to do any cruel acts?" asked I innocently. I had been very naughty, and the thought thai a person with a rough voice was joing
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    Flowers.
    188 11  -  (By Wool Hoor." K.L. There are many kinds of flowers. Though tome are small and scarcely noticed, all are interesting and very many are pretty. All flowers, of course, were at first wild flowers, out from v:ry early times men have so loved flowers, thai they have grown the
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    Teach Them All.
    167 11  -  (By "Bernadette" I than once there have been several cases of accidental drowning, in which onlookers have rendered no assistance. Distressing as such instances are, we do not believe that they are always due to callousness or lack of desire to help, but more often to the
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    What Is It?
    183 11  -  (By "A Dreamer Of Dreams." Everyone is now suffering from it. Rich and poor, young and old, all have got it. Merchants and clerks, tuans and tambies, towkays and sinkehs are all stricken down by it. What is it? It is Slumpitis, a dread disease. Before it
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    The Char Kiak Badminton Party.
    285 11  -  (By "Juliet" One day as I was playing badminton with my mends.l heard one of my neighbours shoutrg "Out, my service." I was wondering then what that meant but to my astonishment I saw two little boys and two little girls, bout the age of
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    An Imaginary Trip To Mars.
    471 11  -  'By "Catherine." One night I was lying in bed trying to get c, wink of sleep, when sudaenly I saw fue moon pecpinj, frcm behind seme clouds. I got up and went to the window. Something made m.' look out and the sight thai met
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    Superstitions.
    219 11  -  (By "Merry Maid" Do you believe in superstitions? Fie! Such silly nonsense. Almost every nation has its own superstitions. The eld Greek sages held j Wednesday unlucky to do any important business. Some people in England and Scot- land believe that green is an unlucky colour, so is thirteen
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    A Street Accident.
    207 11  -  (By Four-eyed Koh. One Sunday morning, while I was en my way to Sunday School, I saw a Ford lorry which met with an accident. The lorry was driven by a Bengali driver at a great speed In order to overtake a car. I then saw another
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    The Pleasure Of Seeing A Film.
    375 11  -  (By "Ena." We require a good deal of relaxation and rjoyment after a day's hard work.There are vveral ways in which we can employ our minds pleasantly in the way of spending our if isure hours. Going to cinemas is one of the best
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    The Life-Story Of The Desk.
    206 11  -  (By "Two-Tailea Dora" One*? upon a time I was a bark of a teak tree growing in the tropical fore6t. Wnen I fRjW up I became very handsome and ■turally the others became jealous of me. Being beautiful I was the first tree to Oe
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    The Pleasures Of Fancy.
    288 11  -  (By Y.N. Koh. The pleasures of fancy are more lasting and more romantic, than the pleasures of riches. If we are sad or lonely we can let our fancy fly and it can bring back to us pictures and beauties of the earth. We can see
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    Music.
    195 11  -  (By "Lucille." Music may be understood in two senses. It may mean sounds so combined as to make j a pleasant impression on the mind, or it may i mean the art of composing or of producing such pleasing sounds. A person having th'~* j genius to cqmpose beautiful
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    A Reply To "Gwennie."
    83 11 Little "Linda" writes the following in reply to "Gwennie's" inquiries: Bear "Gwennie," The other day you were wondering if I had a doll. Well, the fact is I have. She has a mop of curly red hair and she ha; blue eyes— but her name is
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    WHAT HAVE WOMEN DONE?
    1030 12 LADY OXFORD'S VIEWS. An Age Of Monotonous Beauties. The Countess oi Oxford and Ar.quKh writes in the "Daily Express":— "It has b*en said often that my an'a*oi liism -to giving vomen the franchise has prejudiced me apainst my sex. This may larue. but sin.e they achieved
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    91 13 [Our readers are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It must be understood that the m 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.
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    Japan's Excuses.
    132 13 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—The Japanese are not only first clsss imitators of European manufactured goods, put also Al fabricators of excuses. They say that they have earned world-wide odium by fighting the Chinese at Shanghai fcr other nations. Is it for the British and French? Surely
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    Sikh Knobkerries.
    101 13 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—l beg that these few lines be published in ycur valuable paper so that your readers may know of a danger that exists— that of Sikhs carrying long, thick walkingsticks, with heavy iron or lead knobs. Some time in April a Sikh was
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    Preference To Malays.
    460 13 'To the Editor, -Malaya Tribune.") Sir.—I feel I must write, after reading "Fairplay's" letter on the above topic, just to adv.se and simultaneously warn your correspondent that the safest and mc«t sensible thing tor him to do is to leave sleeping dogs alone. Disturb them, well By
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      536 13 JOHNSON OUTBOARD i MOTORS inZZtZL., I ENJOY WITH A JOHNSON AND FORGET Kll X U:th a JOHNSON you can to fishing, .ampin;. hunt,n swimminjr, oruisin* or have delightful V s^-JlT^V 1 ni*ni<s— IN COMFORT, WITH PLEASURE, B«« H SAFELY AND ECONOMICALLY. K 9 mm\\m\W UUh rxr,usiv Matures such as: No
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      103 13 GULL BAHAR HAIR OIL. It Is at once fragrant and cooling to the eyes and brain. 5 It improves sight, 1% flf strengthens hair PL roots, and keeps Hif£v«l iSpjft halr fresh and 3 strong, Increasing Si fV itfl length and *4t A- X DF/V blackness. It also J !#v%
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      73 13 Empire Shopping Week ORGANIZED BY THE OVERSEAS LEAGUE Fancy Dress Dance Under the Patronage of His Excellency Sir Cecil Clementi, G.C.M.G. and Lady Clementi. FRIDAY, SOtli MAY, 1932. CHEQUES FOR $25 WILL BE PRESENTED BY* WILLIAM JACKS AND CO. (MALAYA) LTD. TO THE LADY AM) GENTLEMEN WEARING COSTUMES WHICH BEST
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    1.4. SEAT yNIT£D ENGINEfcSS.
    214 14 CRICKET. Tro Indian Association beat the United Engineers' Recreation Club on Saturday by four v/ickrts and 68 runs at the Indian Association ground. Scores: UNITED ENGINEERS. —Ist Innings. Harvey b Rajahram 22 Sims c Bhaskaran b Varma 1 J. Ccckran c Kennedy b Varma 13 Lake
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    LA. BEAT GLOSTERS "B" CO.
    198 14 The Indian Association beat the Glosters "B." Co. on Sunday by 99 runs. Scores: INDIAN ASSOCIATION. Solakhan Singh run out 4 Hari Govind c and b Greenhalf 42 Wazir Singh run out 26 Dawa: lbw b Blanch 0 Chooi Singh b Evans 41 Mistry b
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    RAFFLES BEAT INDIAN ASSO.
    225 14 The Indian Association were beaten at home by a Raffles Institution XI by five wickets on Monday. Scores: INDIAN ASSOCIATION. Abba.'bhoy c Alvis b Loveday 12 Sclakhan Singh c D. Ross b Loveday 1 Wazir Singh St. Lewis b Loveday 21 Bhaskaran b Ross 19 Choor
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    Anglo american women's match.
    168 14 GOLF. Mish Joyce Wethered, the incomparable among women golfers of the world, has decided to accept the invitation sent her recently to. play in the British team against America's women at Wentworth on May 21. Miss Wethered was one of the twelve asked by the Ladles'
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      167 14 4 made specially to prevent sore throats SEALED-FRESH they teach you in perfect condition Protective and ■P*PH exclusive packings ensuring CRAVEN A FACTm-FRESHNESS I CRAVEN "A" is definitely imprisoned until you h P he rubbcr tab and so release the vacuum (see TO OPEN i abov e). The moisture-proof "CELLOPHANE"
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      198 14 mO\.M ACffro 40HC»»«»<Nt*riVt» O» THE tCAQING RADIO M»NUf»CTU)m» 2, Orchard Road, Singapore. (CORNER OPPOSITE AMBER MANSIONS). NEW SHIPMENTS-JUST UNPACKED SHORT WAVE COIL IM] SSffiSS BINOCULAR CHOKES, i t UgSSar TRIOTROn" VALVES j SUPER DETECTORS, 11] |i|F SUPER POWER SCREEN GRID (METALISEi)) A.C. and D.C. GRAMO MOTORS. A.C. and D.C. MAINS
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      428 15 SAILINGS. P. o. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (incorporated in England.) M\H PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. MOBOLAB AND ORIENTAL STEAM CO LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. I with His Majesty's Government.) TWARD FROM LONDON. Qnma and Japan. Due Tonnage. Singapore 1932. 6.000 May 26 11,520 May 27 9.100 June 6
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      582 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. N.Y.K. lS£» LINE t' mttl (J&P&nMail) TO LONDON. Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp, Rotterdam Middlesborough. Vessels. Tonnage. Due. Sail. SUWA MARU 10,700 May 18 19 PUSHIMI MARU 11,000 June 2 3 HAKOZAKI MARU 10,500 June 15 16 t TERUKUNI MARU 12,000 June 28 29 HAKUSAN MARU 10,500 July 13
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      523 15 ITEAMER SAILINGS. HAMBURG-AMERIKA DeuMaH |H D R] Dampfschlrli Q^enschaft t'Compssiet Incorporate* rs Qemtnt.) OUTWARDS. HONG KONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN FORTS. 1833. t m.s. KULMERLAND via Manila May 17 s.s. PREUSSEN, via Manila June 2 f m.s. DUISBURG, via Manila June 10 s.s. HINDENBURG, direct Japan ports June 16
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      443 15 INSURANCE. SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Office: 2, Finlayson Green. \2ak& I FOR j in cases of digestive troubles which are accompanied by I O sickness, headaches, pressure q in the abdomen, 4 increased
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      386 15 BANKS. lliiijl\ The National City Bank of New York Is fully responsible, under the Banking Laws, for the obligations contracted by each of its several Branches and Agencies. The Branch in Singapore, an Integral part of this world-wide organization, begs to announce the inauguration of a new department for Savings
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      613 15 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK. LIMITED, HEAD OFFICE: METER CHAMBERS. RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE, BRANCHES: Singapore 458, North Bridge RoaA Penang 85, Beach Strati Malacca 131, Jonker Street Muar No. 1, Jalan Sayang. Batu Pahat 109, Jalan Rahmat. Palembang If, UIZ Hong Kong 13, Queen's Road. Central Seremban 63, Birch Road
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      319 16 THIS PAPER HAS THE LARGEST SALE. AMONG THE PEOPLE WHO SPEND MOST IN BRITISH MALAYA. 11 THE PEOPLE'S PAPER: INDEPENDENT AND PROGRESSIVE TO LET. TO LET—IBS. Tank Road. Immediate entry apply Meyer Brothers. TO LET—II 7, Killiney Road. Modern Sanitation, Garage. Apply 64, Market Street. TO LET—Seaside Bungalow, No. 54,
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      353 16 Le zfA/lerciers School. ESTABLISHED 1906. 218, Queen Street 61, Waterloo Street Morning Classes only—Primary to Commercial. NO AGE LIMIT! Principal: —F. f. MILES. TO LET. TO LET. Two floors and a strong room at Collyer Quay comprising the following areas:— First floor 4868 sq. ft. Second floor 4864 sq. ft.
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      334 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY. Ordinance No. 129 (Traction Engines And Motor Cars). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the owners of motor vehicles bearing the undermentioned Registration numbers (Singapore), that unless the said owners communicate with the undersigned before the 12th day June, 1932, the said registrations will be cancelled.
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      328 16 FOR SALE. I MORTGAGEE'S SALE of one Cargo-boat, or Tongkang, License No. 156 (permanent No. 226), her burthen 90 tons. To be held on the spot, At Clyde Terrace, Beach Road (opposite Jalan Sultan), ON IHURSDAY, MAY 19, 1932, AT £.30 P.M. (Full particulars issued). CHEONG KOON SENG CO., Auctioneers.
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      261 16 TRIBUNE SMALL AD& BRING RESULTS BECAUSE THEY REACH THE PERMANENT POPULAR EDUCATIONAL. School for Poor Children 21, Lembu lid. CIVIL ENGINEERING. For tuition in all branches of Civil Engineering inclgding Reinforced Concrete Construction and Design, Surveying, Higher Mathematics, and Physics from a qualified Civil Engineer with University Degree ln Engineering,
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      481 16 FOR SALE. FOR Linotype Motors, each U Bp all in good working order". further particulars write to Z 'PHONE 6171. SUBSCRIPTION RATEB. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Delivery Including IncludlM at office Postage Pos^ or close (Local or to Forete residence F.M.S.) Countries Yearly $15.00 $21.00 3 M Half Yearly 7.50 $i
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