Malaya Tribune, 26 May 1932

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune \oi. xix.- -No. 12-4 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday, May 26, 1932. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1932
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      423 1 f THE "MALAYA TRIBUNE" IS THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN MALAYA. 1 i I WHY does everyome I I |[fefi| As Himalaya Bouquet IpS TOILET PREPARATIONS t ffif Ef RSTAIIQK 1 OF THE ALLU 8 I Ii RING PERFUME f t try it to-day i 5 I LI DEALERS STOCK
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      237 2 Amusements "Another Outstanding Triumph of the Motion Picture Art." S. Free Press 25 532. "It is a production that should not be missei." Straits Times. "First Class Prcjramn??. One of the best for weeks:.'* Malaya Tribune. Thus, the local Press enthusiastically praise The Year's Finest Dramatic Picture Ernst Lubitsch's Broken
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      270 2 iiW m aV I W m w I a m Bk. H '-4 i\A k T ai a» 1' I r.ii JI Mi T ■ii iiriun 11 ti ir■ LAST NIGHT TO-NIGHT JACK HOLT, RALPH GRAVES IN A Dangerous Affair TO-MORROW SHE FORETOLD HIS FUTURE while he pondered her past
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      24 2 **3 For »U1 defects of OnmH m ezekel BOX* Optometrists and Opticians. ÜBh Chambers. Ram* Piac». k. if. Battel. OD (FWiM. F.I O (WW-f
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    ROTARY HELPS THE NEEDY.
    397 3 Unemployment Relief In Penang. A sum of ;s94C was promised for the relief of distress in Penan? by ihe members of the Penang Rotary Club at their weekly tiffin on Tuesday. A discussion wa-.- started on the reported cases of extreme distress which the Asiatic Unemployment
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    MOTOR ACCIDENTS.
    92 3 Driver Of Larry Absconds. Three nasty accidents occurred yesterday afternoon. In Victoria Street a Chinese pedestrian had bJfl right leg fractured when ha was knocked down by a motor-car. He also had other injuries In Alexandra Road a Chinese woman was run down by a heavy motor-lorry and
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    TWO HUNDRED M. C. S.'S TO BE AXED.
    93 3 (from Our Own Corresponaent.j Ipoh, May 25. Two interesting rumours are given currency the "Times of Malaya." One is that a batch oi about 200 members of the Malayan Civil i rvice are being retired under a new lttrench•vent mova, Pumours were
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    28 3 Members of the Telok Ayer Epworth League are ieminded of the tea-party to be held on Saturday at 3.45 p.m. sharp at the Telok Ayer Church (Social Hall).
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    AT THE CINEMAS.
    243 3 "Impatient Maiden" At The Pavilion. Great ingenuity was displayed by the writer i the scenarios for the picture-play "Impatient Maiden," which was put on at the Pavilion tneatre yesterday and film fans will find it of :;cre than usual interest, because the episodes ad rg up to
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    INDISPENSABLE TO THE HOUSEWIFE.
    241 3 "Y.W.C.A. Cookery Book Of Malaya." Prcbably the most useful publication yet picvided for the Malayan housewife —and for a'l ethers interested in the fcod supplies and markets of this country—li tho "Y.W.C.A. Ccckeiy Book of Malaya." It is printed by P: inters. Ltd., and is announced
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    MALACCA NEWS.
    113 3 SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, May 25. The fun3i.il took plaae to-day of Madam Tan Batak. the mother of Mr. Liow Ban Poh, ol the Medical Department. Malacca. Mr. E. S. Giles, of Jafin Rubber Estates, and Mr. A. C. McFarquhar, of Pegoh Rubber Estates,
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    PRODUCE.
    185 3 Singapore, May 26. Rice, Siam Al per Koyan $205 Rice, Siam 2 $190 Rice, Siam I $175 Rice, Siam 3 $163 Rice, B. Siam No. 1 $127 Rice. B. Siam No. 2 $122 Rice, Siam "Sinway" per koyan No. 1 $175 Rice, Siam No. 2 $158 Rice, Saigon Al
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    FORD COMPANY'S NET LOSS.
    62 3 Due To Slowing Down Production. COMMERCIAL NEWS. Reuter. New Yorlc, May 25. It is announced that a net loss of $53.58« it. shown in the balance sheet of the Ford Motor Company for 1931, due mainly to slowing clown of production owing to installing fresh plan
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    298 3 ft. ETLIN AND CO/S REPORT. May 26. 11 a.m. RUBBER. London 1 13 16d., unchanged. New York: ~2'- 4 cents (G.>, down 116 cent. Shares: Nominal. Allenbys 30—40 cents, Ayer Mol?ks 15—20 cents, Ayer PJhas 15—20 cents. Bnssetts Id—2o cents, Brogas 15—20 cents, Bukit Jelotongs 10--15 cents,
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    46 3 Singapore, May 26 Standard Spot 5% 5% June 5% 5\ July 5% 5% July-Sept. 5 Ht Oct.-Dec. 5% 5% Tone of Market: Dull —Easier. Latest Cable: London Spot Sheet l%d. New York: Spot Sheet 2% cents, (G.) per lb. per lb.
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    300 3 (By Courtesy of Hong Kong Bank.} Singapore May 26. Selling: London 4 months' sight 2*. 3 29 32<1., London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 27 32d.. London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 13|16d., London 30 days' sight 2a. 3 25 32d., London demand 2s. 3=id., London T.T. 2s.
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      442 3 [Victoria Theatre IFOR F/VE NIGHTS ONLyI RETURN VISIT OP THE S I ITALIAN GRAND OPERA I COMPANY I PRIOR TO THEIR DEPARTURE FOR JAVA. S COMMENCING SATURDAY NEXT, MAY 28th Ej] OPENING PERFORMANCE. Rj I Jj MONDAY. MAY 30th TUESDAY, MAY 31st qJ A IDA. MADAM BUTTERFLY THURSDAY, JUNE Snd
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      512 3 I Assets exceed $12,000,000. Assurance in force over $35,000,000. The Great Eastern Lite Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). I HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street. Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27. Old Jewry, B.C. J The Com P aQ y 2 00 deposited with the Supreme Court
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATHS.
    97 4 Mr.dame Kwok Kirn Neo. wife of Mr. Ta-i Bor. Liat (Phra Anukul Syamkitch, passed awey at 60. Emerald Hill Road, on wcdresdav May 25. Interment at Buk.t Brown en Saturday May 28. M 3 o.m. No KTOtfa «S raits. F.M.S. and BanpkOK papers please copy). Tar Kirn
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    SIR SAMUEL WILSON'S MISSION.
    740 4 The news that a high functional v ti the Colonial Office is to come to Aialaya on a mission to investigate the "New Policy" i 8 of very great importance. We believe that Hi* Excellency the Governor will personally welcome this inquiry as the most effective
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    224 4 Members of the Telok Ayer Epworth League hv Z n y c nVited 10 6 tea -P art y to be given HaM n S H° n at the Social welcome. tUr<3ay 31 4P m Friends 'k. f CaSt f Corpils Chrsti being cele--1,1 «4 Ou, Lady of lourd-to-day. At
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    BRITAIN-AUSTRALIA AIR MAIL.
    83 4 Definite Proposals To Federal Government. Reuter. Melbourne, May 25. A proposal for a 16 days regular fortnightly air mail service between Britain and Australia will shortly be made to the Federal Government by the Australian National Airways, the West Australian Airways and the Queensland and Northern Territory
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    “WALDECK ROUSSEAU'S” LAST VOYAGE.
    252 4 French Warship Arrives This Morning. The French battleship "Waldeck Rousseau." which arrived in Singapore this morning, is on her last voyage. The vessel is to be decommissioned on her arrival hi Prance. She is the flagship of Rear-Admiral B. Herr. Com-mander-in-Chief of 'he French Naval Forces
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    D. E. I. ACCEPTS NEW TIN SCHEME.
    32 4 Government Assent. Reuter. Amsterdam. May 25 lhe Duich East Indies Government has assen ed tc the revised scheme for the curt-il-ment cl tin output Renter.
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    INDIAN LABOUR LEADER ARRESTED.
    33 4 Reuter. Madras, May 25. Mukundlal Sircar, general secretary of the All-InJia Trade Union Congress, was" arrested io-day. it i s believed, in correction with the ai he recently published.—Reuter
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    SIR RONALD ROSS VERY ILL.
    24 4 Reuter. London, May 25. Sir Ronald Ross fell seriously ill to-aay and a trken to th? Ross Institute.— Reuter.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    51 4 Mails from Europe (London mails despatched on May st, by the "Kaisar-I-Hind." which anchored at Penang at 6.20 a.m. to-day will arrive by train te-morrow morning. Corres-p.-ndence will be ready for delivery to boxbxlden at 8.45 a.m. From China and Japan by the "Yuensang due at Singapore to-morrow
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    281 4 As May 20 is an American national holiday Memorial Day), the Consulate-G.neral of the U.S.A. will 'jc dosed to business on that day. P?-:scngers frcm Batavia to Singapore by Rcyal Dutch Indian Airways on May 24 wereMr. af»d Mrs. w. P. Lublink Weddik and baby Singapore to Batavia and Bandoeng
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    To-day's Features.
    59 4 TOPICS OP TO-DAY, on page 4 CLUB DIARY, on page 8 DIARY OP EVENTS, on page 8 MISER WHO LEFT FORTUNE TO CHINA, on p&ff£ 9 HOW MANKIND CAN AVOID DESTRUCIKXW BOYS' CORNER, on page 12 P g WHAT TO LISTEN FOR on page 13. NDIAN NEWS AND
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    495 4 N p stands for j P B8 New Policy. 1 »4 A Starting new paper* i. i to be a costly anuis.n^ 1 A g If only the cost of Ny fall like motors r Cecil Sheet's little sUb in Sir Samuel w Christian nam,. s compliment
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    39 4 Latest Quotations. RUBBER 1 London: 1%4 New York: Hf Ben! 0 Singapore Spot: 5 1 5 1 h TIN London Spot: £123 7s (id iW > London 3 months: tIM l* a Loral: $03.25 (100 mWm M,ld
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      64 4 JADE JADE j 1 COMPLETELY 1 JADE j Rings 5 I OP I Different Sizes FOR All Prices. j i i I I j U.S. de Silva Bros,! I JEWELLERS, J i i 23, High Street, Singapore i 2 t i j 634 "1 T. K. X.'s Rubber Bed Spread
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    Honjo's Big Push In Manchuria.
    1135 5 HOW LONG WILL EUROPE DRIFT? ARREARS OF WAR DEBTS. (irtat Britain Agrees To Pay. Other Vitions May Declare Default. Reuter. British Official. Britain and other coun ries nnnal agreements to re- t)t payments H is expected that ,nd Germany will default and h .v erWi
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    VICIOUS FIGHT IN DIET.
    128 5 Chamber Littered With Debris. Reuter. Berlin, May 25. Broken chairs, with plush seats ripped up and smashed inkpots, glasses and lamps littered the floor and hall of the Prussian Diet after a vicious fight between Nazis and Communists. It began when a Communist accused the Nazis
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    JUDGES SEVERELY CRITICISED.
    149 5 Destroying Respect For The Bench. Reuter. London, May 25. The public altercation between Lord Justice Scrutton and Mr. Justice McCardie is deplored on all hands and both judges come ln for severe criticism. The "Daily Telegraph" says the provocation Mr. Justice McCardie received did not justify what
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    BANK OF MALAYA'S CREDITORS.
    135 5 Lively Series Of Meetings. (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, May 26. The affairs of the Bank of Malaya continue to agitate the creditors, who are holding a series of meetings. At the last of thes-. convened by the Chinese Philanthropic Society yesterday, views on voluntary versus
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    DEATH OF GENERAL SHIRAKAWA.
    194 5 Passed Away Early This Morning. Shanghai, May 26. 8.13 a.m. i The death is announced of General Shirakawa Reuter. I The death of the Japanese military leader in Shanghai was prematurely announced on Tuesday and yesterday it was stated that he was still alive.] It will
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    BIG OFFENSIVE IN MANCHURIA.
    411 5 Honjo Co-operates With Manchukuo. Shanghai, May 26. General Honjo, Japanese Commander in Manchuria, ordered a general offensive on Tuesday. About 30.000 Japanese troops are taking part at the Fulan-Hailun Sector while ever 10.000 are co-operating with the Manchukuo forces under Chang Hai Pang and Heihop at
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    PRINCE MEETS WOMAN FLYER.
    35 5 British Official. Rugby. May 25. The Prince of Wales yesterday invited Miss Earhart (Mrs. Putnam), the Atlantic flyer, to York House and had a long conversation with her upon aviation.—British Official.
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    “THE VILEST SPEECHES EVER HEARD.”
    543 5 HEATED DEBATE IN DAIL. Minister Challenges Cosgrave. Senator On Tactlessness Of President. Reuter. Strong words were uttered in the Irish Free State and Senate during discussion of the Budget and the Treaty with Britain. A Minister challenged Mr. Cosgrave (former President) to repeat outside what
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    NATIONAL CABINET IN JAPAN.
    155 5 Aged Premier To Be Foreign Minister. Reuter. Tokyo, May 25. Thi Saito cabinet will include Mr. Matsukichi Koyama (Minister of Justice) and Admiral Kelsukt Okada (Navy). Mr. Ichiro Hatoyama retains the Education Portfolio. The grave political crisis following the assassination of the Prime Minister, Mr. Inukai,
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    U. S. TRADE BARRIERS.
    126 5 Canada Holds Up River Deepening. Reuter. Ottawa, May 23. In connection with the statement of Mr. Bennett in the House of Parliament that negotiations with the United States for a Treaty providing for the deepening of the St. Lawrence was not yet concluded, the newspapers declare
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    SINGAPORE LEAGUE COMPETITION.
    1126 6 GLOSTERS GET POINTS FROM GUNNERS. Yesterday's Div. 1 Match At Anson Road. Cricket Club Juniors Beaten On The Padang. ASSN. FOOTBALL. (By "Rimau.") The Glosters only just managed to win ■gainst the R.A. in their return meeting in the First Division of the S.A.F.A. League competition at
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    MALAYA CUP TRIAL.
    88 6 The following have been selected to attend at Jalan Besar Stadium on Saturday for a trial tcli to start at 5 p.m.: Colours: E. Cherrington; Dinah, J. L. Elmer; Ah Hui. Taib, Boon Lay; E. A. Joy, Mat Noor Dcllah, Dolfattah, Mahmood. Whites: Ah Kow; J. G.
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    SERVICES v. NEGRI SEMBILAN.
    162 6 The following have been selected to represent he Malaya Command in the Malaya Cup natch against Negri Sembilan on Saturday, at Seremban: Morris (R.A.): Gould (R.A.F.), Bryant 'Glosters, capt.): Winship. Middleton, Griffiths (all R.A.F.); Millington (R.A.F.), Raybould (Glosters). Perry (Glosters), Stapleton (R.A.F.), Cockle (R.A.F.). Reserves:—Kidd (R.A.)
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    NOTES AND COMMENTS.
    605 6 i By Rimau.") There has probably not been a season, in recent times at all events, which has been productive of such a sequence of unexpected regatta as the games in the First Division of the S.A.F.A. League competition this year. The defeat of the S.C.C. by
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    THE NELSON-JACK FIGHT
    147 6 TITLE AND BELT AT STAKE. BOXING. Fighting Nelson, who arrived from Manila en Monday with a formidable record, will enter the ring against "Gunboat" Jack at the New Wcrld Arena on May 31, when a Silver Belt presented by Mr. E. H. Simpson will be awarded to
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    S.C.R.C. TOURNAMENT.
    166 6 LAWN TENNIS. Ties in the S.C.R.C. tournament have been re-arranged as follows: TO-DAYS TIES. "A" singles h'cap: Woon Chow Tat v. C. X Pang, Lim Siew Jin v. T. Y. Chia. "B" singles h'cap: Yap Ah Chuan v. Wong Teck Fah. "B" doubles h'cap: Tan Siong Teng and
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    K.O R. CUP COMPETITION.
    237 6 BURMA RIFLES BEATEN POLO. At the Pclo Club grcund at Balestier Road :n the first round of the K.O.P. Cup yesterday the Glcsters beat the Burma Rifles 3—o. Copt. J. Vicary scored the first goal and Major R. P. Power added another goal soon afterwards and
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    FINAL DERBY ACCEPTANCES.
    48 6 TWENTY-THREE HORSES fB START. THE TURF. Reuter. London, May 25. The twenty-three final Derby acceptors are Peter Planet, Hesperus, Corey, Celebrator Po: tofino, Sunnyborough, Royal Dancer. Totaie Slimmer Planet. Buckle, Bacchus, Dastur Pirdaussi, Jiweh. Wyvcrn. Miracle. Andrea' Orwell, Leighon, Jackdaw, Spenser. April Fifth and Cockpen.—Reuter.
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    MOTOR-BOAT RACING.
    52 6 KAYE DON ATTACKING RECORDS. British Official. Kaye Don will make an ot^^*^ worWa water sdeed record «f m, her to-day or to-morrow Garda in m Qgure. unofficial reaching a j S fcConetres or milet per how H ably higher speed.—British Official. [Other Sports i tems y| found on
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    N. S. PEDAGOGUES AT PLAY.
    479 6 CRICKET. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, May 24. Taking advantage of the Empire Day holiday, the teachers of the different schools played a match on the N.S. Club Padang this afternoon. A cc;nbined team of the Government Schools and the A.C.S. met the St Paul's
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    ANDREW CURRIE CUP COMPETITION.
    65 6 GOLF. Results in the second round of the (Ladies* Open Championship of Singapore) yesterday were: Mrs. W. L. Stevens beat Miss M. A. S Law and 1. Mrs. H. O. Hopkins beat Mrs L. D Hardie I and 3. Mrs. R. D Finlay beat Mrs. Power
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    BRITISH AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP.
    51 6 Reuter. London. May 25. Ir. the British Amateur Championship at \Tu:rfleld to-day, surprises were provided in the ccon round when Robert Sweeney, tho Oxford American, beat Roger Wethered 6 and 4. and P Stocks, an Edinburgh businessman, heat Rex Hartley, the Walker Cup player. 3 and 1
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    CLERICAL UNION TOURNAMENT.
    73 6 MILLIARDS. Members of the Clerical Union are reminded hat entries for the tournament close on Juno 1 Intending competitors may send their entry orms to Mr. J. P. Tham, sports secretary. Ocean Building, with or without the entrance :e. Entrance fees must be paid on or before
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    25 6 The Clerical Union championship final resulted in a win for Koh Keng Siang who beat Tan Teng Seng 3—o at the Union's premises last Saturday.
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    26 6 Among the new officers of the Golden Bell Ministrel? the hon. treasurer is Mr. Leong Yee :hrong, and the asst. Hon. treasurer Mr. TRn Chin Guan.
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    LIBERIAN GOVERNMENT SCANDAL.
    139 6 Villages Deliberately Destroyed. I a Rugby, May 25. Information received through the League of Nations on military operations of the Kru coast of Liberia, show that they have resulted in the destruction of numerous villages and the loss cf more than 100 lives. Sit John Simon (Foreign
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    BAR “BOY” GETS A SHOCK.
    78 6 c,f S£S 25T la the colonial Sefcgte Road, had a gm« shock veater day,afternoon, when hi* hand accidentia came in contact with an electric wire attached to a ian. He was thrown on his back and was semi-conscious when the ambulance arrived. He had to
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    FALLACY OF GOLD STANDARD.
    586 6 Will Britain Buy Silver? General Smuts Attacks His Government. Reuter. London, May 25. In the House of Commons during the «ommittee stage of the Finance Bill, in connection with the Exchange Equalisation Fund, Lt.-Col. Amery (C, Sparkbrook) moved an amendent. vhich Sir Robert Home (C, Hillhead)
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    305 6 Agenda For Monday's Meeting. A meeting of the Legislative Council will be held on Monday rext at 10.30 a.m in tir Council Chamber. The agenda is a •■hort one tr:d includes three resolutions by the Acting Superintendent, Government Monopolies on* regarding the substitution of a cash grant of
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    COOLIES INJURED.
    35 6 mJTh m n CoOlles were in^ed 4 the site for the Civ, Aerodrome, off Grove Road, yes2 ay mwntog. when a truck attached t» a n^eHeuI ay were The ambulance wa* in attendance.
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    APPEAL AGAINST STAMP DUTY.
    134 6 Agreement Of Sale Or Conveyance? (From Our Own Correspondent., r P(ih, M a y 2 An interesting appeal agaKst of Stamp Duty was recent!full court here rod ludenn delivered. Mr. Rodway R!x. app Ltd., a company incorporated Y f 1,ay said that the company took over'
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    TROUBLE OVER FATHER'S ESTATE.
    170 6 Brothers In Trust Breach Case. Further evidence was recorded h rfnrp District Judge (Mr. G. C Dndd. v. rMtv he case m which thm ock. Look Chun Kuan and vere charged with criminal bnaci: „f tn espect cf mcnics totalling so o Th f uL SeParatC
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    UNCONSCIOUS ON THE ROAD.
    165 6 Court Sequel To Collision Of Cars. A nasty accident between two motor-cars (one driven by a European and the other by a Malay t, in Alenanrira Road on April 23. had i sequel before the District Judge (Mr. G. C. Dodd) yesterday, when Moodin bin Abdullah
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    BRITISH ARMS SENT TO FAR EAST.
    134 6 Purchased By China And Japan. Reuter. London. May 15. A statement of war material >xpor;rd 'o China and Japan, made in a written lefty question of Mr. Mac Govern io the Hob* Ccmmcns. shows among the sattenl features that 602 machine guns and owr
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    FLOODS RENDER THOUSANDS HOMELESS.
    85 6 Reuter. Rugby. May 25. The Health Minister (Sir E. Hilton stated in the House of Commons to-day t» owing to the floods at Bentley i* about 2.500 persons were e\acuating homes to-day. Many wculd go to friends I» adequate arrangements had been mad« accommodation of other
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    BANKNOTE POINTERS PAY UP.
    71 6 i -iii.i. i Hal It was annouriff fS fit*! en to-day v 2* fcad raid dfinage. md pay the costs.—Reuter. rff(! [Or. Anril 28 the House of that the Bank of Portuga! recover £61Q>000 from Messrs. wi Sens in connection with the ciain latter for negligently
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    ROTARY CLUB OF SINGAPORE.
    3049 7 BOTANIC EXPERT'S ADDRESS. History Of A Beautiful Garden. ARGENTINA'S WELCOME TO MALAYANS. address on the Singapore its past and present, was klv luncheon of the Rotary -terday at the Adelphi ii. E. Holttum. Director, Dr. Lim Han Hoe, Vice- (:;!>. was in the chair and number
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    CHINESE LITERARY ASSOCIATION.
    142 7 Students Entertain Their Patron. The members of the Chinese Students' Literary Association entertained their patron, Dr. Chen Chang Lok, the Chinese Consul General, to a tea party at their premises, on Sunday. Dr. Chen gave a very interesting speech in English and Mandarin on the value of
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    REPATRIATION OF CHINESE TIN LABOURERS.
    35 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, May 25. Last night's special train left Ipoh conveying 1,500 Chinese repatriates, leaving 300 to follow. This is in addition to the 800 on Friday.
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    BUY BRITISH AND BENEFIT.
    84 7 Attention is drawn to the products of Wilts United Dairies, Ltd., Trowbridge, England, whose Regal" Unsweetened Condensed Milk, "Diploma" Natural Sterilised Milk and Full Cream Sweetened Milk, are distributed in the local market by Messrs. Henry Waugh and Co., Ltd.. who had samples on view at
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      250 7 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme Of Drills. TO-DAY, MAY 26. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, "E" (Chinese) Coy. and 2nd Bn. Sigs.. Rehearsal King's Birthday Parade. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, S.R.E. (v). Rehearsal King's Birthday Parade. 5.15 p.m.—Malay Headquarters, S.V.P.A., Rehearsal King's Birthday Parade. 6.30 p.m.—Headquarters, "B" Coy., Lewis Gun Class. TO-MORROW. MAY 27. 5 p.m.—Headquarters, Intelligence
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    BOARDER SUMMONED FOR ASSAULT.
    773 8 Europeans In Court Case. "A Beautiful Black Eye." An altercation between a boarder and the proprietor of a boarding establishment in which blows were alleged to have been struck a*d fcul language used, had a sequel before the Fourth Magistrate (Mr. J. W. Barrett) yesterday, when
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    103 8 Chamber Of Commerce R. A. ReportThe Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association s weekly auction report of May 25 states: Catalogued 1.349,359 1b.=602.39 tons Offered 1.222.994. 1b.=545.98 tons Sold 725,814 1b.=324.02 tons. London spot 1 1316 d. New York spot 2 13 16 cents. Prices Realized. Ribbed
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    36 8 coffee, mixed with coal, is being tested as tdt£?L at oUrs is the mos fortunate co^ldT-v l h erlUge by whlch every man S^^KJS!?* 1 mt adequate Ehe rlu dOeS the W rld not enter into
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    490 8 Fraser's Report. Messrs. Fraser and Co., in their weekly report of May 25, state: Business during the week under review has again been on a very limited* scale. The hostile attitude unanimously adopted the Chinese miners to the Byrne schehie and the grave warning given to them
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
    443 8 Messrs. Lyall and Evatt and Co., in their fortnightiy report dated May 25. state: Uncertainty has ruled in the tin market for the past fortnight and as there is still a good deal of opposition by Chinese producers to the revised scheme of restriction, the extent
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    171 8 ARRIVALS. "Perak," Brit. 509 tons, Capt. Stoker, from Teluk Anson, 25-5; for Teluk Anson, 27-5. "Kamuning," Brit. 1,275 tons, Capt. Philips, from Bangkok, 26-5; for Bangkok, 30-5. "Van Neck," Dutch, 1,909 tons, Capt. Jansen, from Sourabaya, 26-5; for Sumatra, 28-5. "Circe," Brit. 314 tons, Capt. Ure, from Kelantan,
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    437 8 MINING. ISSUED BY FRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore, May 26, 1932, 10 a.m. Issue V a i u e. Buyers. Sellers. £1 Asam Kumbang Tin 22|- 24;--£1 Austral Malay 18|- 20|--ss. Ayer Hitam Tin 10|- llj£l Bangrin Tin 6|6 B|sl Batang Padang 0.12^ $1 Batu
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    GENERAL.
    291 8 FRASER CO.'S QUOTATIONS. a 1 J CLOSING QUOTATIONS. '4 P> > Buyers. Sellers. $2 $2 Alex. Brick Pref. 1.30 1.60 $2 $2 Alex. Brick Ord. 0.80 1.00 norn £1 £1 B. Ameri. Tobacco 71 3 75|SlO $5 B. Malaya Trustee 4.00 U $1 Central Engine 0.20 0.30 norn tIOO
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    116 8 ISSUED BY FRASER CO, EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. o- Buyers. Sellers. Singapore Cold Storage Deb. 7 per cent 100 ioi ci Singapore Municipal (1901) 5 per cent. i OO 102 norn Singapore Municipal (1907 )4U per cent. 9 7 99 nnm Singapore Municipal 001 (1909 4% percent.
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    RUBBER SHARES.
    394 8 FRASER CO., AND LYALL AND EVATT'S QUOTATIONS. issue To-day's Prices. Value. Fraser Lyaii i Shares. Co. Evatt. 1 Alienby $0.15 $0.30 $0.15 $0.25 1 Alor Oajah 0.15 0.30 0.15 0.3G 1 A. Hitam 0.40 0.60 0.30 0.5<i 1 A. Kuning 0.05 0.10 0.05 0.10 bom 2 A. Malay
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    33 8 The rate of Issue of Money Order for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 153 for $100 The :ate of payment of Money Order from India and Ceylon is Rs. 157 for $100
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    43 8 A watchmaker in Berchtesgaden health resort in the Bavarian Alps has constructed a practical electrical motor which is no longer than a coffee beam. Despite its tiny size it operates perfectly. A Hashish. battery j furnishes sufficient energy to run the midget motOi.
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    WIFE WHO WAS INSULTEN.
    161 8 When Husband Asked Her t G To Dances. T Eecause che did not Uk» clothe,, Pumik, rZtZ English Course or an v Jt iV iauit y 5 married a youn? im 4 um r i iTSJS a suit with the Osaka M* ing a solatium of
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      268 8 YOU PAY LESS HERE. The House where you can g, t *at<h« j of various makes at competitive prices Repairs are executed under first I Workmanship. ***** at (All Clocks and Watches are mmt regulated before delivering to m customers.) A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU. YICK WOH HING (Proprietor.) F.
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      834 8 I CLUB DIARY. crnere are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune.'' This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest j mil stili be included
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    Miser Who Left Fortune To China.
    120 9 STORY OF AN INTERNATIONAL SPY. EMBITTERED BY THE LOSS OF HIS SWEETHEART. An Adventure During The Boxer Rising. The astonishing life-story of Heinrich Basse, the international died recently in Germany, is related in the following article who died in poverty, was really a wealthy
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    THE MISER OF BRIXEN.
    2608 9 V Traitor By Profession Ol to the -Malaya Tribune.") BMMI xtraordinary and enig- n of our times came to end an old eccentric German by I Heinrtcb Basse, who during the Ifc had seemingly eked out by picking rags, died at the :n a cheap lodging
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    DID YOU KNOW....
    173 9 THAT your hairs reveal your age? (B-j Our Scientific Correspondent.) The latest discovery from America's scientific crime detection larj&ratories is the fact that even a single hair from a man's he?.i is as reliable fci purposes of detection as his finger-print. Already it is comparatively easy to
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    Sports and Pastimes.
    1218 10 CRICKET. INDIAN TEAM AT HOVE. RUNNING INTO FORM. SUSSEX BATSMEN SUBDUED. (From Our (:wn Correspondent.) London, May 6. The Indian cricketers are to be complimented oh their excellent bowling and fielding at Hove, where they gained a 14 runs lead over Sussex on the second day of
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    ALL-INDIA CAPTAIN'S DELIGHTFUL SPEECH.
    376 10 TEAM'S FINE FIELDING. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, May 12. The Maharajah of Porbundhar delighted everyone at a luncheon of welcome to the All India cricketers given by the hospitable Mayors of Brighton and Hove. As captain of the visiting side he made a splendid speech
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    AUSTRALIAN TOUR IN NORTH AMERICA.
    183 10 A Victoria (B. C.) message to "The Times dated April 18, says: The strong team of Australian cricketers including D. G. Bradman, C. V. Grimmen. W. H. Ponsford, and S. McCahe. which A. A. Mailey is taking to Canada this summer. Will play 17 matches.
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    MAILEY ACCEPTS.
    84 10 A. A. Mailey has accepted the Australian of Control's conditions in connection with the cricket tour in Canada, arranged by the old googly bowler. The Board stipulated that the side must be call Mailey's team and not an Australian eleven. Three members of the team are paying their
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    EIGHT-BALL OVER.
    46 10 Victoria, South Australia, Queensland, West Australia, and Tasmania have all declined io S A? P r Ne J? South Wales to the £552? Crtcket Board Contr °l that the eight-ball over should be used for the forth- coming Test Matches between England and Australia.
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    BROWN GOES POWN FROM CAMBRIDGE.
    163 10 Cricket practice is already ln full swing at Cambridge, and Hazlerigg, the captain, has started to make his plans for the season (says a London message to "The Pioneer," dated May 4). It is bad luck that P. r Brown who is tipped as a
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    NEW DRYING ROLLER AT THE OVAL.
    123 10 Tills season the Oval wicket will be prepared after rain by the new drying roller, as recommended by the M.C.C. The machine (says a "Sporting Life" report), has already been installed. Martin, the groundsmen, declares that its application will remove 75 per cent of
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    BRITISH OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP.
    762 10 ANOTHER GREAT OVERSEAS INVASION. GOLF. ifrom Our Own Correspondent.) London, May 13. Several American stars are making Dreparationsio invade Great Britain for th* British Open Championship, which will be played on rhe Prince's course at Sandwich Kent, on June 9 and 10 th? r hn^ aUy lr
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    PHAR LAP'S DEATH MYSTERY.
    341 10 CONFLICTING VIPWS. THE TURF. A San Francisco message of April 13 to "The Brisbane Courier," says:— Chemists and toxicqlpgists, pursuing separate inquiries regarding the death of Phar Lap, have advanced conflicting opinions as to the caua?. The chemists of thfeJ University of California have reported to
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    REFEREE KNOCKED
    109 10 UNCONCZOUS. ASSN. FOOTBALL. Mr. E. Wood, the Sheffield referee, was the victim of a remarkable mishap during the course of the match between Middlesbrough and Everton at Ayresome Park. After a quarter of an hour's play. Johnson, the Everton inside left, took a free kick quickly and the
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    N.S. INTER-DEFT. LEAGUE.
    81 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, May 23. The P.WD. and the Electrical Dept. drew I—l on the Negri Sembilan Club padang today in the N. S. Inter-Dept. League. Alexander the P.W.D goalie, worked hard and cleared several dangerous shots. The P.W.D. forwards were very weak in their
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    MISS KATHLEEN STAMMERS.
    246 10 LAWN TENNIS. Girls grow up quicker than boys, and certainly Miss Kathleen Stammers, the 18-year-old St. Albans girl, seems to haw blossomed early as the Surrey champion. One remembers her last year (says a writer in "The Manchester Guardian" of April 12) at Wimbledon very much the
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    SEREMBAN NEWS.
    89 10 ALLEGED THEFT OF CASH AND RING. (From Our Own Correspondent.) J Seremban, May 23 Two Sikhs appeared before the Police Magistrate, Che Hamzah bin Abdullah, to answer s^yer^ing 0 thCn f 00 50 alS g ld and iW? I**1** W ng Sze Kirn told his worship that he
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      234 10 Preserve Your Teeth! j "Gibbs Dentifrice is very W efficient": says a Dental Authority tfsl A recent investigation amongst 9,765 British Dentists, Ijl^l provides a striking tribute to Gibbs Dentifrice. Of the' bH| repl.es received 80 4 favour an Alkaline Dent,- tjS frice 66-4% stipulate a Saponaceous base 91-5% ilfll
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    HOW MANKIND CAN AVOID DESTRUCTION.
    1056 11 THE CULT of the creative mystic. By Swami Adyananda, Ramkrishna Mission, Singapore. f fh( mystic or true philosopher I** J" r ..pprehension. realisation and with th«» inner Light of the as appears to the common "the true reality of things, p.rctption i true nature 0
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    THE UNITED STATES AND JAPAN.
    276 11 An American's View. Thf United States and th? Situation in the Hr East." is the name of an address given by Mr Jerome D. Greene- to the World Affairs Institute. Mr Greene deals very fairly with the events that led up to the Japanese incursion
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    SYNAGOGUE IN A FORTRESS
    228 11 Interesting Discovery In Budapest. Budapest, April 21. The "Pester Lloyd" prints an interesting description by Dr. Furst of the discovery of a subterranean synagogue in the fortress of Buda. A short time ago a house in the fortress was acquired by Baron Lajos Hatvany, the well-known
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    BRUAS RUBBER SHOWS LOSS.
    587 11 General Reserve Account Strong. The twenty-third annual general meeting of the Bruas Rubber Co., Ltd., waa held at the office of the secretaries. Chartered Bank Chambers, Penang, on Saturday, May 14. Mr. S. B. Palmer (chairman) presided, and those present were Messrs. J. S. Ferguson, E.
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY.
    242 11 Additions To The Bookshelves. The underncted non-fiction works will be ready for issue on Saturday: Ackerley (J.R.) Hindoo Holiday: an Indian Journal. 1932. Alexander. Grand Duke of Russia. Once a Grand Duke. 1932. Anson (Peter F.) Fishermen and Fishing Ways. 1932. illus. Bartels (Albert) Fighting the French in
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    BRITISH ASSOCIATION MEETING.
    627 11 The Programme For York. A WIDE FIELD. London, April, 24. The British Association is to hold its meeting this year at York, where a hunoied and one years ago it was founded. The mother societj was the Yorkshire Philosophical Society, which was formed ten years earlier, its
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    62 11 Over 600 emigrants from Malaya who arrived in Madras on May 11 we.v taken by sptcial train arranged by the Emigration Commissioner to Avadi. from whew, they were to be sent to their respective native, place after a stay of a few days. The emigrant* returning from Maiaya are not
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    Boys' Corner.
    175 12 Contributed By “MALAYA TRIBUNE” READERS. EDITOR'S LETTER. Comments On The Mail. Dear Boys, I was glad to receive a large number of contributions this week, mcst of them of a much better standard than last week. One of th'-m is written by a boy who seems to apprecir.
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    The Talkies.
    519 12 ißy Omar Salleh) So much has been said about the subject on which I am writing that I feel sure many boys will turn their faces away in disgust when they see the title of my article. I can make my article passably interesting by touching upon points
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    Cricket.
    130 12 (By "Wondrous," Labuan.) Cricket is a foreign gamp to the Eastern boys and girls, therefore, it is not so popular a game as fcotball. I often hear people say that the inhabitants know nothing about cricket whereas football they understand better. The Eastern boys and girls are conservative. Although
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    LIFE IN KUDAT.
    1139 12 Some Memories Of Long Ago. Mil any of them. On a moonlight night if vo:< go to the beach ar.d keep a silen* watch, you w.ll probably see them coming up the shore. VWOS one hole here, then covering it up aeain and so on for many
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    Wise Things That Look Foolish.
    706 12 (By "Wooi," K. L.)' I It is always wise to think before we speak, end it is a oafe rule to imagino that a man •*ho s»ems to be doing an extraordinary thing has generally a reason for doing it. i It may seem to
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    "If........"
    348 12 (By "Happy.Go-Lucky Kid."> f J CVerybody! Pfi L% M as. A writing Mr Edit a o dly lißhted r m f as Mr. Editor was rather disappointed with the contributions received last' week I hone many of you will recommence writing som Slnf *H art C,fS t0 keep the
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    Tanjong Katong.
    136 12 (By "Student Know All.") Tanjong Katong, as we all know, is a side resort in Singapore. About a hundred years ago it was said to be very tu from the town and the population wJ scaZ Nowadays, Tanjong Ka ong is a p£ce w Te rp many people
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    The Legend Of Gunong Ledang.
    454 12 (By "Morning Star.") Many years jao, before the arrival of the Europeans to Malaya, Malacca was a very powerful place indeed. Mcwt of Ihe States in this P.ninsula and MXBft islands in the East Indies paid yearly tribute to the Sultan of Malacca. That is
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    Slump-Minded.
    423 12 (By "Ying "Bra-ake." the raucous voire 0 f the busconductor rang out. Promptly, with one or two crnvulsive jolts, th* yellow Ford pulled up. I swung lightly up. and occupied the only vacant seat. With a satisfied smile for it would mean a quicker run to town. I settled
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    On Swimming.
    166 12 (By C. K. KIioo.) Follow these instructions for the best results S3 C T dry land first Mng on your face tf you rlr? £in turn S OOO afterwards, bath nr m 6rhang the ed e 01 swimming »a£' iCC l atChing the water beneath the «2? st
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    EMPIRE SHOPPING WEEK.
    865 12 Some Opinions Of The Boys. (By T. L. Tan.) Hullo! Hullo!! Yes! what number? 6171? Oh. yes! Ha! Ha!! Ha!!! There he is! I can hear the voice of the most helpful, most trusty, most grateful, most honest, most encouraging ard most lovable of all men, our
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    Social Hygiene.
    190 12 (By Che i) Seek Chortg > Of all the subjects that we study In school, believe that hygiene is the most valuable, particularly to people living in the tropics. It is most difficult for people in the tropics to keep strong and well than those in the temperate
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    Kill All Rats.
    67 12 I (By T. Edwin, Trengganu.) Rat;» live In clefts between stones and rock&. Sortie rats live inside houses and shops and stores, in the thatch in the roof, or under the floors or even Inside the walls. Rats are very harmful to all people. Thev sometimes spoil
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    Why Do Not Lifebouts sink?
    59 12 <By Ongj Lifeboats are ntted vttk to make then lighter real secret when" JSS *ater a on -way rjk? 1 faP in a pipe I. s riding on the wave- hen S i i* N the water rush J **l£j* pressure of the sea «5
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    Reading In Bed.
    221 12 '"I H. Ho., There ai\- differed' bed. There bed. Some of them rW* J? pursue each in turn, some nav Rly mind as alternative? tB or 9 moment. dL any p^jj The first object is H in order to send «m a the earliest possible moment r
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    War.
    38 12 'By 'L K. S.-i All of us know what, war is. It is the q Uin of one country with another. War causa tremendous suffering to people War h one tf rhe worst things in the world.
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    YOUNG LENINISTS IN THE MAKING.
    623 12 The. Gospel Accardin;; To St. Marx. Moscow, April 23 That the moulding of the Soviet child aioq Communist lines beg ns at a very early age i he strongest impression which I carried awij from a visit to the kindergarten "Commuris Internat onal," which is
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    THE MOUNT KAMET EXPEDITION.
    402 13 Leader Tells Of The Value Of Biscuits. Modern mankind has at his disposal a great deal of concentrated foods which were unknown to travellers and explorers of old. The days of weevily cabin biscuits, salted flesh, or dried meat (permmlcan) have probably passed for good, and
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    MARKET PRICES.
    453 13 SINGAPORE, MAY 20. MEAT. Beef steak (round), kati 40 Beef stew or curry, kati 30 Pork, lean, kati 52 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 40 Mutton Australian, lb. 35 Fowl, kati 42 Hens (locally reared) kati 46 Ducks, each 85 Pigeons, domestic unfledged, pair 76 Pigeons,
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    TIN COMPANY RESULTS.
    235 13 Fairly Substantial Earnings. Whereas Patlno Mines, the Bolivian lode tin producer and the world's largest tin producer, has been Carrying on mining operations at a heavy loss for the last two years, several of the Malayan tin producers—besides Petaling, whose dividends are referred to above —have continued
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    THE RULE OF CRIME.
    434 13 A Challenge To Indifference. What all the reform forces of the United States have been unable to accomplish in scores of years the kidnappers of the Lindbergh baby have achieved in a few short hours. They have aroused the people of the nation as never before,
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    BENZINE PRICES.
    152 13 ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO. (S.S LTD. As from Sept. 30 the following revised price* for Shell Motor Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are effective: Red Shell Motor Spirit ex pump andlor ex 4 gallon drum per British Imperial gallon $0.96 Red Shell Motor Spirit per 4 gallon tin
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    CAESARS FORUM REOPENED.
    487 13 Pearls From Britain For Venus. Rome. April, 20. Rome kept her birthday on April 21, and cne of the most interesting "inaugurations'' which took place was the reopening of the Forum of Caesar which Senator Corradoßicci has partly excavated. The excavation of the whole forum is out
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    CANNOT DICTATE TO COLONIES.
    229 13 Minister's Reply To Lord Beaverbrook. In his speech on the Colonial Office Estimates, Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister replied indirectly but conclusively to the singularly foolish attacks which have been made on him in the Beaverbrook press. While in favour of treating the Dominions with almost abject deference,
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      110 13 1 cert from Selangor Club at 7.15 p.m. Next transmission Tuesday. SYDNEY, VK2ME, 31.28 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, 8 p.m. to 2.30 a.m. (Mondays). BOUND BROOK, N.J.,
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      830 13 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. Radio Stations Received In Malaya. All times given ;n the following are Singapore timet. 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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    `INDIAN NEWS AND NOTES.
    1974 14 Ordinances Not To Be Renewed For Two Months?— Provincial Autonomy, Liberalising Of Central Government And Political Amnesty—General Elections In May Next On New Franchise—More Speculations On Government Plans—Mr. C. F. Andrews Speaks Out—New India Agent In S. Africa. The first of the Ordinances expires next month
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    BRITISH LABOUR CONDITIONS.
    645 14 M. Albert Thomas' Criticisms. MINISTER'S VIGOROUS ANSWER. Geneva, April 23. Sir Henry Betterton (the British Minister of Labour) speaking at the International Labour Conference to-day, said he felt bound to make some observations on the remarks of the Director of the Internaticnal Labour Office (M. Albert Thomas),
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    CONTROLLING THE ELEMENTS.
    267 14 Soviet Experiments. Moscow, April 23. Not content with planning for leng future periods ev?ry branch of national activity, frcm output of pigiron to number of kinema performances, the Soviet authorities hope tc extend their control over such natural phenomena as rain and snow. An Institute of Artificial
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    LEGISLATION NOT EFFECTIVE.
    1100 14 WHY DOES THE BROTHEL SYSTEM EXIST AT ALL? STRAITS CHINESE SOCIAL REFORM. Hr Cheong Swi Yin writes in the May issue cf the "Straits Chinese Monthly" as follows: I have no apology to make for writing on this jubject. To me reform appears to be the order
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    44 14 The untitled Memorial Fund Committee have rrize for »n diversity £270 to endow a L dtn Hfe kh CSSay on some asp"* of !SaTLh2? OT This offer has been viceroyaity of the late Lord Curzon and his pm will be known the Curaon Memorial
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      589 15 THE (Hi NY. K. :^ii^^UapaLnMail), TO LONDON. Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp, Rotterdam Middlesborough. Vessels. Tonnage. Due. Sail. 9 FUSHIMI 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 14 HARUNA MARU 10,500 July 27 28 5
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      438 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. HAMBURG AMERIKA Deuteafe f|f (jl Dampfschlffs Oeselßchafi fCMposfes incorporated tm QtrmnaJ OUTWARDS. HONG KONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1932. s.s. PREUSSEN, via Manila June 2 t m.s. DUISBURG, via Manila June 14 m.s. ERMLAND, omit Japan ports June 27 t m.s. SAUERLAND, via Manila July 8
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      473 15 INSURANCE. TIJE SOUTH I mtm BRITISH \<ypl INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Office: 2, Pinlayson Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED. (Incorporated in tne Strait* Settlement*). HEAD OFFICE: BINGAPOBI. ■ad Floor of Na. I. Malacca
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      347 15 BANKS. I I -t THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated in the Stralta Settlements.) CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. Authorised Capital $4,000,000 Issued Capital 2,000,000. Paid-up Capital 1,000,000. Reserve Liability of Shareholders 1,000,000. Reserve Funds and Undivided Profit 1,600,000. AGENCIES: London, New York, Hong Kong, Canton, Shanghai, Swatow, Amoy, Medan,
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      578 15 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITSIi HEAD OFFICE: METES CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE. SINGAPORE. BRANCHES: Singapore 468. North Bridge Boa*. Penang 88, Beach Sum Malacca 181, Jonkar Strata Muar No. 1, Jalan Sayang. Batu Pahat 108, Jalan Rahmat. Palembang If, ra>, Hong Kong IS, Queen's Road, Central Seremban 68, Birch Road
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      291 16 Tlll ,ni,,, >L i n n 1 THIS PAPER HAS THE LARGEST SALE. AMONG THE PEOPLE WHO SPEND MOST IN BRITISH MALAYA. THE PEOPLE'S PAPER; INDEPENDENT AND PROGRESSIVE TO LET. TO LET. Reduced Rents. Garage No. 32. Jalan Besar. Open Day and Night. Cars rents $6, $5, $4 to $3
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      429 16 Le <zsMercie/s School. ESTABLISHED 1906. 218, Queen Street 61, Waterloo Street Morning Classes only—Primary to Commercial. NO AGE LIMIT! Principal:—F. I. MILES. TO LET. To Let —1 Margate Road 7 Ramsgate Road, both off Grove Road. Close to Katong Park. Key to inspect from Kebun at 3 Margate Road, please
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      400 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. I NOTICE. The Cycle Carriage Co. (1926), Limited. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Sixth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Registered Office of the Company, No. 41, Orchard Road, Singapore, on Tuesday, 31st May, 1932, at 11
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      408 16 FOR SALE. FOR SALE —Compound House, 117, Keng Lee Road, any reasonable offer. Apply 77-3, Pasir Panjang Road. FOR SALE —Standard Car in perfect condition, four seater, 11 H.P., any reasonable offers. Apply Box No. 574, co Malaya Tribune. FOR SALE —A freehold property of approximately one acre and a
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      230 16 TRIBUNE SMALL ADg. BRING RESULTS BECAUSE THEY REACH THE JJ PERMANENT EDUCATIONAL. WANTED School furniture 21, Lembu Road. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL. Established 1928. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls) B—Short Street, Singapore. Offers thorough training in Music —both PRACTICAL THEORETICAL Courses leading to CERTIFICATE, DIPLOMA, A etc.
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      473 16 FOR SALE. FOR SALE-EighTV7 Linotype Motors, each U B» all in good working order". J& further particulars write to th Manager Malaya Tribune,»} Anson Road. MALAYA TTcIBTNE 'PHONE 6171. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE IM ADVANCE. Delivery Including Include at office Postage Posta» or close (Local or to Forein residence F.U.S.) jg^J
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