Malaya Tribune, 3 May 1933

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol. XX, No. JOS SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1933. FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wednesday. May 3, 1933. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1933. FIVE CENTS.
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      244 1 mm (P CaLliums ptmcnon SCOTS WHISKY I "Be Tobacco Wise" j I GET VALUE BY SMOKING ONE OF THE WORLD FAMOUS BRANDS OF THE 1 GENERAL CIGAR Co., I THE LARGEST MANUFACTURE! tM OF CIGARS IN THE WORLD." I VAN DYc K I VAX DYCK BEST APPEALS TO THE SMOKER
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      179 1 A. FLINTER 6, Riffles Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds and Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality. Selling at latest and I<r* est market prices. Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest price* according to daiiy exchange rates. I B" j Sime, Darby Co.,
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    WHEN WE READ A THRILLER.
    657 2 Mysteries Of The Mind. SYMPATHY WITH CRIMINAL? London. March 31. Some amazing discoveries of doctors who have peered into the darker recesses oi the human mind, "below the threshold of consciousness" were revealed by Dr. Emanuel Miller. Dr. Miller is a vice-president Of ti.e IhMitute
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    2d A WEEK FOR WIFE.
    369 2 Husband's Lost Fortune Of €170,000. h* i.ihen'cd a fortune ol £170.000 5 T~ i n his wife £3.000 a t waTordered by Mr Snell. the Maryleon March 30. to pay his HooKe. thin* at Union Farnlbam appeared on a summon* that he had wilfully neglected
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    A FRENCH SUGGESTION.
    137 2 Economic Conference In Washington. New York, April 23. j The French Government has informally suggested that the forthcoming World Boonomic Conference should be held In WasMngi in. according to the Washington correspondent of the -New York Times. Hitherto It had been c.nected thru the Conference would be
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    84 2 A doWnpour of rain has resulted in the arrest Of an alleged passer of counterfeit notes. A eirl assistant in a cigar shop ram- in from the rain and found a customer waiting. She hastened to serve him, without stopping to dry her hands. When he gave her a ten
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    A RUSSIAN PRINCE'S DOUBLE.
    57 2 The runnins ol Prtnci Bevelode. of Russia, was a feature of the E on College sports Jail* Prince Betetode won the school que- cr-mifc, thfl 100 yards, and was a immbK- oi thi team which won the tat«-honae relay race. The. photo shows Prince Sevelcde wincing
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    AN AUTHOR'S FOREST.
    201 2 Bernard Shaw And Maeterlinck Send (Jilts. Paris. A forest composed of trees gi\cn by living authors is bting built up on the estate of M. Lugne-Poe, the actor dramatist, at Villeneuve-Les-Lot, near Avignon. Mr. Benard Shaw has sent an oak tree "as sturdy and gnarled a.s himself.
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    MALAY TEACHERS MEET.
    161 2 The half-yearly general meeting of U* Sir&apore Malay Teachers' Association was held at Rchore Malay School, on April 30. and the f Dowtng were elected as office-bearers-Pr Sclent. Che A. Hamid bin H. Abdul, viccwestdents, Chs' Sanif bin Rnis and Che" O*iao bin Ha oan; hon. secretary,
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    MONEY FOR NOTHING.
    150 2 Purse Of Silver Found In A Tree. It is possible to obtain money for nothing —as these two items prove: A buy of fourteen was riding a bicycle through Miia-shikoku-cho, Japan, when he saw a piece of paper flutter through the air towards him. He st retched
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    CONSCRIPT LABOUR FOR GERMANY.
    137 2 First "Recruits" This Summer. Berlin A compulsory labour service is to ba introduced in Germany as a remedy for unemployment, according to the newly-appointed labour Commissar. Dr. Mahnken. Dr. Mahnken told members of a film organisation that complete agreement had been reached with the leaders of
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    MALAYAN AGRICULTURE.
    1069 2 Coconut Palm And Tea Growing Research. The Malayan Agricultural Journal for Apiii. commenting editorially on special articles in the latest issue, says: In the year 1919. Mr. W. P. Hando.er contribuied an article to the Agricultural Bulletin P.M.S. (Vol. vii.. No. 5) on the dwarf coconut palm. In
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    SOUTH AFRICA HOUSE.
    616 2 Basement Cinema. FEATURES OF THE INTERIOR. The interior of South Africa House— which is due to be opened by the King on June 22— haft a wealth of interest. Upon a ooajjatrath ly small site the architect 1 Sir Batten Bal RA. and Mr. A. T. Scott,
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      128 2 To keep skin youthful mT Mff -we put so much OLIVE •^^■T'ACTUAL O/t into each cake of i IB SIZE Palmo/ive Soap i\ Ajgfl| Tiustesitube TO keep desirable you must j_ V to-mtoe—h keepskinhygienicallyclean. p^°' free of pimples and other dis- W I J_W figuring blemishes. 20.000 /__H«/ 1 beauty
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      90 2 p —"H Guarding homes throughout the World! THROUGHOUT th* mmU today mmm mm tKocs-ndt of families who Ikm mmp&f m the protection of Mwnf>cfMai U£e pa&ka* With Head Office fa Canada, the* graa* «crrice Is ea*e»dcd to the peopb mi tyMaae toeoogk Manufactnceßi Lite ea|ancoaotoeivca a- aarrico esratlacia to 70a
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING — Great Gain for Peace.
    119 3 WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING Great Gain for Peace. Sir. Norman Davis. to tiie Disarma- Geneva, that the United then m resisting the Id unset the British ran be ieparded as a great Is a warning to Gerls deterndned to resist rmaaienl by Germany, r.c! wn at Geneva. Mr. bit
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    A Good Year's Work.
    241 3 if the Automobile k a it 1 ftl stated ir. k w better investin layine. out a $4 tal subscription and ots body. The report which has now been fattons. beais cut 'sins extravagant a solid lecord oi work nn-mtmbers cf to Ol ni ht almost
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    Round The Corner.
    247 3 IF additional evidence of the strength of Britain's financial position is required there ta the news of a loan to the Argentine of £10.000.000 and the report that an agreement Is expected to be signed shortly for a £25.000.000 to £30.000.000 short te*.m loan to France. And
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    AIRSHIP DISASTER IN AMERICA.
    17 3 The U. S. airship "Akron" photographed flying across the aerodrcme at Lake hurst
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    DID YOU KNOW....
    694 3 THAT the best laundries don'l wring clothes? (By Our Scientific Comtpoudeul In the midst of our wonderment a: tin latest marvels of Science we arc apt to forgel that the commonplace business of washing ha its share of scientific attention. Certainly we do not. for the most
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    STILL FIGHTING.
    105 3 Bolivia Rejects Peace Efforts Of Neighbours. Reuter Wireless. Buenos Ayres, April 28. The proposal made by the neutral Governments of Argentine and Chili that the dispute between the two South American States of Bolivia and Paraguay should be settled by arbitration, has been rejected by the Bolivian Government
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    SHORT-TERM LOAN.
    107 3 i unco-!iiritish Agreement To He Signed. Reuter Wireless. Paris. April 28. c«n iSS" ee mt hir a £25 «00,COO to UO,000.000 short-term British loan to Prance S expected to be signed very shortly by the British and French treasuries under which the rcnch treasury is to issue six
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    THE MANCHUKUO.
    98 3 A Paradise For Japanese Traders. Tokyo. Japan- h u hu s m. i arc opcnim branches :r. Manchuria in ever-increasing numbers. It baa fori been rwlod thai during the first I ->i Bl t!. independence of Man.hukuo. than MM Japanese firm; have started has in the city of
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    CALCUTTA FORT CHARGES.
    90 3 In vkw of the anticipated deficit of 42 lakh* in income lor tlie current year, the I stum has been made by tne Calcutta rosi Trust u; levying of an ad valorem gei :al toll on seaborne imports and expoitii inner Paction 108 of the Calcutta Tort
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    REDUCTION OF FARES.
    540 3 New Phase Tn Flying Entered. All who are familiar with the hb.tory of flying know tiutt Iron time to tiac a new type ot aeroplane l<; produced, dtfti ring in no very .;tm.inj way from esriier t)l>es, yet oe lined to bring about important dew lapments. Sum
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    MURDERS EVERY DAY.
    190 3 Lovers' Quarrels The Chief Cause. New York. towers' CJI artel* not gangster wars, are the Chief cause of murders in New York, it la revealed in the usual report of Police Commissioner. Mulrooney. The repor states thai there an re 473 murders and homicide; b) New York
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    BALZAC'S HOME.
    77 3 To Becomc A French National Museum. Paris, April 5. Hie ivy -covered house in which Balzac lived at Passy frum 1840 to 1847 has been saved for the French nation, and is to become a Balzac museum. The company owning the house and surrounding land proposed to sell
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      104 3 j "FEIST* HAWAIIAN GUITAR j O Fach containing 15 latest Sng Hits brilliantly J Z jH arranged for Hawaiian Guitar with Guitar ac- j sj companiment. S2.- each Post Free. T. M. A. MUSIC HOUSE, 167. Selegie Road. I I Konilla FOR COUGH AND COLDS. It will not only relieve
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      184 3 iiiv^wvavKVWVi^MVlVHHaagHt OP Normal healthy children are active B I and happy. When a child is fretful, B B does not want to play and refuses to B H eat, it is often a sign that the system B B is out of order. I Try CASTORIA! It is especially I
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      303 4 J Undoubtedly then- are I Scores Scores of I WATCH, CLOCK I j GRAMOPHONE > J Repairers i n Singapore j But J 1 Yick Woh HiDg 439. North Bridge Road (Near Middle Road) J can Honestly claim to have all the re- I I quired Experience to safely handle
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      648 4 TO LET. TO LET—744 and 748. Grove Read. Rent $GO. Apply No. 25. Boai Quay. TO LET —1, Margate Rd. t off Grove Rd., close to Katong Park. Entry 1-5-33. Particulars Tel. 3170. TO LET—"Silverton," 8, Upper Wilkie Road, two-storeyed compound house, with sanitary installation, water, electric lights and garage
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      370 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. REMOVAL NOTICE. j MR. H. NUGENT BUCKERIDGE EUROPEAN ART PHOTOGRAPHER has removed to 78. BRAS BASAH ROAD (30 yards from North Bridge Road). TELEPHONE 7898. NOTICE. IN THE ESTATE OP AUGUSTUS VICTOR VAN DER BEEK, DECEASED. PURSUANT TO ORDINANCE No. 144 (TRUSTEES). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all
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      315 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. NCTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN :hat the business hitherto carried cn bv Khcr. Le? Yong under the I vie of SINGAPORE BAR alias CHCP LEE YIK K* 209. Jalan Bsar, Singapor?, bn this day been sold to Teh Ghee Huat and Gan Heck Kc-s*. All ci ditors are
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      407 4 FOR SALE. j FOR SALE. I TEAK OFFICE, SHOP AND HOUSE-! HOLD FURNITURE, etc. Sideboards. Tables, Dressing Tables, Chairs, Mirrors, Shew Cases, Dinner Wagons, Filing Cabinets, Beds, Ice Chests, etc. TYPEWRITERS. OFFICE WRITING DESK:—6' x 4' 7 Drawers in front and 2 Cupboards at back. Yale Locks. ROLL TOP DESK:
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      529 4 Tooth Past^T"" JJjl B is oxKenfisiiij jlj article! 'ill lAMI fUBi £JCTS. Every W' re GRAMOPHONE VA MAINSPRINGS British Make Made from the flnrst quality sttei. Obtainable from all Chinese Which Rfpairerj and Gramophone Dealers. All sizes available for all kinds cf gramophones. We guarantee wonderful regularity of action if
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    Mr. BISHERS TREASURE.
    3386 5  -  Our Short Story. By H. G. Wells. be tuo careful uho you marry,*' Brian r, and pulled though".wTLs'ed hand at the lank :::des his want of chin. v hy— I yen "tired. said Mr Brish.r. with a solemn My blue-gr.y eyes, moving his ivelj an birathing alcohol
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    GANDHI ASTROLOGER.
    45 5 1 YEAR MONTHLY DETAILS, $2; Weekly details. 1 year S10; correct answers for 5 questions. $1. Charges payable in advance. Send copy of Horoscope or time and date of birth or of writing letter and approximate age. KANUMAN JOTHISHA OFFICE. Tiruttani. South India.
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    BLOW TO BRITISH LABOUR.
    176 5 Chile's New Law Against Foreign Workers. Santiago de Chile. Many of the seven thousand British residents in Chile are likely to be affected by a new law nere that ninty-nve per cent, of all factory and office workers must be of Chilean nationality. The new law
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    AMELIA EARHART.
    93 5 Linen From Field Where She Landed. New York. A roll of fine, white linen, woven from flax that was grown on the field near Londonderry. where Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs. Futnam) landed after her trans-Atlantic flight, has been given to 'her by members of the Ulster-Irish society here.
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    Shipping News & Notices. DUNDEE DOCK TO BE FILLED UP.
    800 6 Shipping News Notices. DUNDEE DOCK TO BE FILLED UP. Opposition To Provisional Order. LORD REDESDALE presided at an inquiry, held in Edinburgh, into a Provisional Order promoted by the trustees of th? Harbour of Dundee, the ether Commissioners being bhe Earl of Eldon, Sir Samuel Chapman, M P., and Mr.
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    H.M. SHIPS.
    117 6 "Vindictive" Due Here On May 10. H.M.S. "Vindictive," Captain Albert J. Robertson, M.V.0.. R.N, will arrive in Singapore CO May 10 from Hongkong, and will sail on May 12 for Colombo and United Kingdom. H.M.S. "Herald," Commander Norman A C Hardy, R.N, is due here on about May
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    NEW LIGHT CRUISERS.
    91 6 Orders for the laying down of four tfchl ph i? k P l ogramme fOT 1932. have now been given by the Minister of Marine, M. Georges tne p aris correspondent of the Daily Telegraph The four ships which will be called "Gloire Mon calm," Marseillaise" and
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    G.S.N.C. EXPERIMENT.
    360 6 Rationalising Short Sea Routes. ITOW the opportunity to rationalise short •ll sea shipping was being taken during th present depression was outlined by Mr W J McAlister. chairman of the General Steam Navigation Company, presiding at the annual meeting cl the company, in London. In the course of
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    SHIPPING ACTIVITY.
    273 6 Deepsea Vessel Tonnage Shows Increase. Shipping activity at the Port of Vancouver. B.C., for the month of February was in line with the heavy grain movement out of the poit during the month, and the registered tonnage of deepsea vessels inward and outward was well in excess c
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    SPRINKLER SYSTEM.
    229 6 Tp Be Fitted On L.M.S. Steamer. THE new L.M. and S. Stranraer-Larue steamer, the order for which has been given to Messrs. Wm. Denny and Brothers, of Dumbarton, is to have the whole of the cabin accommodation protected with die Grinnel automatic sprinkler and Are alarm sys em.
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    ITALIAN LINE'S DEFICIT.
    51 6 The Italian Line has decided to pas., its dividend. The resul s for 1932 show a deficit of 19.000.000 lire before making provision for depreciation, which would have required 62.000.000 lire. Th? unsatisfactory results are declared go be due to the general depression in the world's shipping
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    DUTCH MARITIME POLICY.
    939 6 Owners Against Govt. Interference. TN his address at the annual general meeting 1 of the Netherlands Shipowners' Association held at The Hague in mail week. Mr. H. A. Crommelin. of the Rotterdam Lloyd, the retiring president, regretted the fact that owners Of tramp ships were unwilling to
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      467 6 STEAMER SAILINGS. 1 1 P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AM) APCAR LINES. flncorporated in England.) MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO LONDON and FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty*! Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON. For China and Japan. Due Tonnage. Singapore. 1933. Purdwan 6.070 May
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      236 6 I LLOYD TRIESTINO j j (Incorporated in Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay. i' Calling at Colombo. Bombay, Suez Port Karachi, Aden, Massowah. Suei, Port I Said, Brindisi, Venice and Trieste Said Brlndtei Venice and Trieste. Due mV CARIGNANO May 15
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      220 6 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LJNIE i DeUtsCh Al tra **he Dampfschifls i IBVCJ QMMft (Companies incorporated in Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933 m.s. HAVELLAND, via Manila May 7 t m.s. LEVERKUSEN, via Manila May 16 m.s. ERMLAND. via Manila May 29 t m.s. BURGENLAND, via Manila June 12
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      569 6 STEAMER SAILINGS, NORDDEUTSLHER (Incorporated la Germany). The undernoted are the Company's iii<«nde<i fixtures: OUTWARDS. 1933 m.s. "HAVEL" for Manila, HongkonS'hai, Japan and N. China s.s. "SAARBRUCKEN" for Manila H'kong, S'hai, N. China Japan Ma HOMEWARDS. 1933 s.s. "LIPPE" for Rotterdam, Haniburg and Bremen m.s. "FULDA" for Genoa. Barcelona. Casablanca, Rotterdam,
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    373 7 Mining Shares. •:p »r W dntsday. 11 am. lln .share quotation* are Issued exchange and stock Buyers. Sellers. Qbam Tin 23 3 -24)3 Malay IBi- 201- norn 12 9 12 9 119 126 0 05 0.07% 0.37 4 0.42' L t i-m oi» IH norn 0 23
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    173 7 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. TIN FIRM AT £172—105. Good Prices For Rubber. (By Our Financial Corretpondent./ Singapore, Wednesday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 8V4 <-'t s clown 1 16 ct. Tin (Singapore), $91%, unchanged. Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber. 2 2:', :52d., unchanged. Market Tone: Quiet. New York Rubber,
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    43 7 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. I.ondon Spct: 2 23 32d. New York: 4\ cents. Sirgapore: 8 1 ,—8 5 16 cents. TIN. Spot: £173 7s. 6d (Up 47s Cd London 3 month?: £174. (Up 47s. tid. >. Singapore: $91.62'.. COPRA. Sundricd $3.85 Mixed $355
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    PETROL PRICES.
    148 7 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Mot:r Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Aviati:n Spirit in 4 gallon drums per British Imperial gallon $1.23 Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon $0.80 Shell M tor Spirit per 4 gallon tin
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    FLAGSHIP OF U. S. LINES.
    425 7 Statement On Reported Withdrawal. A report published in the -Daily Telegraph" man its New York ccerespi ndent, stated Ibai the "United Stan Lines' Oagship "Leviathan.'' "to to be withdrawn permanently rrem the transAtlantic service next month." Upon mqtuiy at the London offices ol the *j*f*n)
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    MOTOR RESCUE BOAT.
    142 7 A new motor resent boat which has txen built by Messrs. John I. Thornyeruf: for use at Worthing, was launched a. tft.ir works at Hump cn-cn-Tham s recen.lv. Th' boa has been purchased entirely by local folun ury subscriptions and the commit cc are holding themsilvts re
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    APRIL TIN RETURNS.
    24 7 We are in receipt of the following .in on pu.s fo.- April: Katu Tin 554 pfltlds. Rer.ong C nsol. 536 pikuls.
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    MERSEY SHIPYARDS.
    322 7 "Dork" Docked For Tail Shaft Work. mail week an U( .T d M veBBel s iltd "Dliches of Yoi k I su,ne reesej Th» OI v °y*i* repairs. to the Mo 1 antl K e repair* hav th, p V "a****" while they airf n <lUg for and
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    STOCK EXCHANGE.
    188 7 May Day Effect On The Attendance. Reuter Wireless. London. April 29. On th money market requirements are still baton Supplies and const quer.ly loans have bern freely cb amable around 1 4 per cent. Th so conditions are a-ributed to th-> further uduo.icn to about Bs. 5d per
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    A GRIM JOKE.
    143 7 Floating Dummy In Sydney Harbour. Sydney. April 2. Passengers on ferry c earners from North Sydney \vc re startled to see what appeared to be a man.- body floating in tho haibaur. The face was apparently slashed, and a stile .to pn truded from the ch°st It
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    STOWAWAY PROBLEM.
    160 7 Going Round The World Without Paying. Three stcwaways arrived at Cardiff on beard the Latvian steamer "Curdhia" last month, and were taken into custody by the city police. Already they hay? sailed from Algiers to .South America, und thence to Great Britain. They were discovered hiding in the
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    BUKIT TIMAH RUBBER.
    443 7 Company's Resources Adequate. Tt* annual general meeting, of the Hllki The 0l,air,,.;„,s Speech was a, lodows mJS f0 ""t- of the poor price of rub b luoughout the whole of the past year n s»£ but K. and tl? m B condition, and the company H tn
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    LIFE-BOAT SERVICE.
    125 7 Sum Of £250,006 A Year For Upkeep. The Lord Mayor presided at the annua; meeting of toe C.ty oi London branch of the Royal National Life-Boal Ins liution at the Mamton Homo last month. In romsjiiuding he ir.sii ution's work, ihe Loid Mayor sail tha: something like 1250,000
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    749 7 Rubber Shares. .u:. ■.-!■>>,1.-. w- dn< day Ham. H»i Showing rubber share quoUUooj iM isiued by Fraser and Co. and Lyail and Brattl r s«ue Value. Praser Lyall Shales. Se On Rvatt 1 Allenby $0 50 $0.60 $0.45 $0 55 1 Alor Gajali 0.30 1140 0 30
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      54 7 THE I-' SOUTH IlifJ BRITISH S Y. INSURANCE COMPANY. LIMITED. FI RE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR LVSIKANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT BATES. L- C MARGOLIOUTH. Office- i ib Manager riUi»yson Green. THE ASTERN UNITED ASS KAN( c CORPORATION. LTD. p IKE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR AND PE *SONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
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      85 7 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4. D'Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital £2,000,000 Paid-up-Capital 1 £1,000,000 Reserve Fund and Rest 500,000 111.Ail OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES: B mbay, Calcutta, Colombo. Karachi, Madras. Amara, Baghdad. Bahrein, Basra, Kirkuli. Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and Interest allowed at
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      54 7 tHIN*/ QUARTERLY Interest yearly paid to you quarterly Think what small amounts put regularly away now, will mean to you in time to come. In a surprisingly short time you will have an appreciable bank balance. 1 merest at the rate of 2V 2 r is paid quarterly. Head Office:
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      217 7 Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (Incorporated In Straits Settlement*). Successors to THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD., THE HO HONG BAA*, LTD. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LTD. CAPITAL. Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE. CHINA BUILDING. CHULIA STREET. SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH: 458, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OP DIRECTORS: Chee Swee
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      128 8 jßLmusementa ALHAMBRA 1 TO-NIGHT Last Night of our splendid double- feature show CHARLES BICKFORD in "VANITY STREET" and JAMES HALL in LIGHTNING FLYER TO-MORROW (Thursday) 9 KARLOFF, gjfc j (famous star of "FRANKENSTEIN") j IN UNIVERSALIS SENSATIONAL THRILLER S^K^^b j lit mm j HOLD YOUR BREATHI* HEREIIT COMES!! »V j
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      380 8 j j GAP 11 OL I tc-nTout! I i JACK i BUCHANAN j Continues bis Triumph in 1/ Mrjm\ His Best Musical Comedy yet jg MmBI i "YES, Mr. BROWN" I 111 l '11l I II I I See&him dance! Hear himising!! J ■1 llNWlMllalllllllWWMiWtNNlNlllMlll UH—IMI |BlfT 11 111 Great
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    BATU PAHAT ASSIZES.
    982 9 Blood-Stained Parang. GIRL ANXIOUS TO MARRY. Oi T Ou Correspondent.; Johore Bahru. May 2. case of alleged murder on the i aUi Pa hat Assizes was begun this Supreme Court before Mr. Williamson, with Messrs. a and R A. Coles as assessors. Japanese named Tasriran, le ed,
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    OPIUM CLINIC IN SINGAPORE.
    610 9 Straits-Born Chinese Among Victims. inviting compound house in quiet soiroundings, with spacious grounds, and capable of accommodating over 100 beds and situated at 137, Kampong Java Read-that is the Opium Clime, the pride of the Anti-Opium Society of Singapore. It was opened on Monoay for the
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    REVOLT FEARED.
    95 9 Grave Concern In Jugo-Slavia. Reuter Wireless. Belgrade. April 29. Grave concern has been aroused in Jugo Slavia by th: heavy sehence of ihree years' imprisonment passed en Dr. Matchek, leader of 3.000.000 Croats in Jugo-Slavia. on a charge cf conspiring to break up the Jugo-Slav kingdom. The indictment,
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    AMBULANCE REPORT.
    64 9 The number of calls attended by the Accident Ambulance Service during the month of April was 187. and of these 13 were to case? outside Municipal limits. The cases, classified, are as follows: Mctor car accidents, 22: motor lorry accidents, 10; motor bus accidents. 4; trolley car accidents,
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    QUIET MAY DAY.
    358 9 Reds Subdued All Over The World. Reuter Wireless. London. April 29. The question of May Day and Communists is the subject of consideration in European cities. It is learnt from Moscow that the possibility of Thornton and Macdonald being rereieased in a general amnesty for political prisoners
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    HITLER'S COUP.
    382 9 Control Of All German Trade Unions. Reuter. Berlin. Aprn t'9 A vigorous appeal to Germans to cope with "oanger from the ah" by supporting the "aena' protection league" was made to-day by Captain Goeriag. the Air Minister, at the ceremony of the Christening of the new Ankers' passenger
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    MISSING SILK.
    111 9 Dressmaker's Cutter Before The Courts. Employed in a dressmaker's establishment, a Chinese. Wong Ah Sang, appeared before the Second Magistrate (Mr. A. W. Hay) this morning on a charge of theft of a piece of silk valued at $4, the property of Mrs V. Gauthier, a European. The
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    FORGED TICAL NOTES.
    514 9 Police Trap Described At Assizes. Unusual interest was evinced in lbs case before at the AsiS iS ms SS5 EUraSian March fUT ag^ St 1116 o, fJev f 5 106 1 Strec Singapore. S HaJ1 AWullah, Detective Police S 115 V counterfeit ten tical no es the
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    Y.M.C.A. TO CLOSE.
    147 9 After Seven Years' Work For Naval Men. Gibraltar. British naval men and other British residents at Gibraltar have heard with regret that the local branch of the Young Men's Christian Association is to be closed after seven years' existence. The building was always open daily for all
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    CAP ARCONA'S RECORD.
    41 9 The Hamburg South Amerika liner "Cap Arcona" (27.560 tons), which arrived at Plymouth on March 29, accomplished the voyage from Rio de Janeiro in 11 (days 4 hours, stated to be the fastest time achieved by any steamer.
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    LOCAL DEFENCE.
    696 10 The Straits Settlements Volunteer Force is already suffering from the enforced economy programme formulated last year and it is greatly to be feared that during the current I training season the adverse effects jof the Government's cheese-paring policy will be even more acutely felt. The safety of the
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS.
    154 10 Comments By The Way. TOHERE is no doubt that when the first A Australian trade exhibition ship, the "Nieuw H.lland," arrives in Singapore next Tuesday it will receive a cordisH welcome. Ampte scope exists tor development of trade between Australia and Malaya, by which bcth countries
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    Toll Of The Air.
    184 10 HPHE last few weeks have added tragically to the enormous loss of life which has resulted since man'j first attempt to conquer the air. Early tragedies were, of course, inevitable, but a very large proportion of the lives lost in recent years have been sacrificed needlessly
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    May Day.
    164 10 rpHE extraordinary precau ions taken by the -7" Pp ]ice in all pars of the world against May Day celebrations developing in'o violence teem to have met with complete success was no trouble in Malaya, and o her parts "of tne East seem to have been equally successful
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES Kuala Lumpur.
    197 10 A Chinese who attempted to purloin two brass pots belonging to a Tamil was fined $10 by the Kuala Lumpur magistrate. Pound in possession of copper, regarding which he could give no satisfactory explanation r. Chinese was fined $5 at Kuala Lumpur yesterday.
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    Penang.
    137 10 A Chinese who was caught with burglar s tools in his possession was on Monday fined $50 or three months' r.i. > A young Chinese girl is charged with stealing jewellery worth $900. The case will be heard on May 19. While taking a ride rcund the Waterfall Gardens,
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    Ipoh.
    74 10 Arrangements are on foot to supply lieht dinners at the Swimming Club. nn 5A- R gerS left Ipch for Singapore on Monday. v Miss May Ashby, Supervisor. Ipoh /Telephone Exchange. Is an inmate of Batu Gajah Hospital. J A burglar entered the residence of Capt stor'sf 01 ROad IPOh
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    Seremban.
    65 10 Towkay Tan Yee Man, a well known business man and second son of the late Capßan Tan Yong, Sertmban. has left for Ch na on a business trip. a leff m n E n Kanf li ah the Sereml >an cyclist who urn T° d tOUr by bicycle October
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    Alor Star.
    49 10 ay bdng the Moh ammedan festival of Ahuara," Saturday will be observed as a Government holiday in Kedah. m Kedah Old Beys' Association will hold a reunion dinner at the Government English I?£ Al0r n FHday The unction *H1 be presided over- by H. H. Tunku Yacob.
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    Klang.
    55 10 A Klang Chinese who was charged with being 5 t^ ssion of dutia ble samsu paid a fine cf $100 imposed on him by the local magistrate. Eight Chinese who were fcuHd guilty o* gambling in Klang were fined $4 (ach excen' ths man who kept the gambling house
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY
    457 10 BY "LOOKER-ON" The price of tin continues to jumr, —what an example for rubl follow What do the anti n tionists say now? A It seems only a few days metal, locally, stood at $65 A And the tendency for th, diate future, V ntuch improved sentiment
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    On Other Pages.
    61 10 MYSTERIES OF THE MIND, on p. 4 OUR SHORT STORY, on |Mge 5. SHIPPING NEWS, on page 6 THE EXHIBITION SHIP, on page U SABOTAGE IN THE SOVIET, on pay AMY AND JIM TO RETIRE, on OUR READERS' VIEWS, on page 17 RADIO PROGRAMME, on page IJ.
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    TEN THOUSAND KILLED IN A WEEK'S FIGHTING. NORTH CHINA FRONT STREWN WITH CORPSES.
    802 11 FRESH JAPANESE OFFENSIVE AT NAMTINMUN. Final Drive To Peiping? A Hundred Chinese Massacred In Yarkand. "Min Kuo Jih Pao." than ten thousand Chinese and Japanese soldiers have ..ij-iiterecl in a week's fighting south of the Great Wall.
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    SEVEN YEARS' GAOL.
    132 11 Attempted Robbery At Upper Hokien Street. O tonese, who was charged cc Whitley in the Assizes yesting to commit robbery > n Street, on March 8 while t was found guilty by the ndship sentenced him to seven by the prosecution that t ol three who went
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    GANDHI'S DECISION.
    183 11 Three Weeks' Fast Begins On Monday. Reuter Wireless. Poona, April 30, Competent observers interpret the decision announced by Gandhi to-day to begin three weeks' fast on May 8 as an expression of his dissatisfaction at the progress of high caste Hindus' efforts to remove Untouchability and his conviction
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    INTENSE JAPANESE COMPETITION.
    485 11 Tariff Campaign Or Conference Reuter Wireless. I London, May 2. MR. Runciman's proposal to Mr. Matsudaira. Japanese Ambassador, that British and Japanese industrialists should meet in London to discuss Empire trade, has met with a mixed reception in Manchester cotton trade circles, some guardedly approving the proposal
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    WORLD CONFERENCE.
    273 11 President Roosevelt May Attend. Reuter Wireless. Washington. May 2. The Treasury has prohibited gold exports to meet maturing United States obligations held abroad or to pay interest coupons on them.—Reuter. New York. May 2. According to special corresponents at Washington, President Roosevelt may attend and possibly address the
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    RUBBER RESEARCH BILL.
    44 11 Reuter. London, May 2. The House of Lords has passed the first reading of the Government Bill introduced by Viscount Irwin, to provide a contribution by the rubber manufacturers cf the United Kingdom to the Research Association of British Rubber Manufacturers.—Reuter.
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    SOLITARY CASE OF PLAGUE.
    505 11 Energetic Measures. ROUNDING UP RATS AND FLEAS. rpHOUGH it is sUll possible, it is not likely that another case of plague will be reported in Singapore in connection with the recent case discovered at Boat Quay. Fnergetic measures to combat the spread of the disease have
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    SU AND MA.
    70 11 Detained At Berlin By Slight Indisposition. "Sin Chew Jit Poh." Shanghai. Apr?. 30. Forty Chinese officers, including Gen. Wang Teh Lin and Gen. Li Tu. the former Kirin Volunteer commanders, have arrived at Basle en route for Lucern »Switzerland >. Gen. Ma Chan Shan and Gen. Su
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    ART TREASURES STOLEN.
    43 11 Reuter. New York, May 2. An international alarm has been broadcast by the police concerning a daring week-end theft from Brooklyn Art Museum of ten pain'-in-;s. valued at $35,000. by Bandyk. Lawrence. Cranach. Rubens. Romney. Fra Argclico and others. —Reuter.
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    AIR PASSENGERS TO EUROPE.
    118 11 Full Booking In First Plane. T HE firs t oirect Java-Eurcpe Dutch mail plane, inaugurating the new service which will incorporate Singapore, is due to arrive a. Seletar at 4.30 this afternoon, from Batavia The local agent of the Royal Dutch Air Service. Mr. Dallaert, will
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    JAPANESE REPLY.
    65 11 Chinese Protest Against Wireless Station. "Min Kuo Jih Pao." Nanking. May 2. The Japanese Consul at Hankow has replied to the protest of the Chinese Foreign Ministry against the construction of a wireless station within the Japanese Concession at Hankow. The construction of the station, the reply Stares,
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    WRECKED AIR LINER.
    440 11 MEN DIE HELPLESS IN SNOW. Piteous Cries. Harrowing Experience Of Survivors. Reuter Wireless. Florence, April 29. If INKLER'S diary recording the names of the places he had passed over during his flight, L= Bourget, Macon, Modane. Mont Cenis, Spezia and Florence, was found in the door pocket
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      123 11 HEYMAN- I BUTTER J The fresh delicate flavour of I j HEYMAN BUTTER is due to J the ideal conditions under which it is made. Produced in Victoria, J Australia, it is handled and j packed with scrupulous care in j order to ensure that it will keep I i
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    Malayan Billiards Championship: Holder Eliminated. CHINESE BEAT THE
    892 12 Padang Game. POOR SHOW BY CLUB. ASSN. FOOTBALL. Although :hc Chine.se were not playing with fhtir BMW] igour, they were mure than a match for the S.C.C whom they defeated in the First Division of the League on the Pnd'ng yesterday by
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    WILLIS BROTHERS.
    297 12 Bright Knocks Against S.R.C CRICKET. I Tiie match played cn the S.R.C. ground on Saturday between the Club and the Y.M.C.A. was notable for vigorous knocks by the Willis bi<th r Tlu inatch was drawn. Scores: Y.M.C.A. R. Lytic b Cordeiro 2 G. Willis c de Scuza, b
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    BADMINTON.
    336 12 DEVONSHIRES' TOURNAMENT. Devonshire B.P. "A" singles tournament ties played last week-end. resulted as follows: Mak Mang beat Koh Chye Tuan 15 —4, 15— 12; Koh Chek Tuan beat Yap Chin Tee 8— 15. 15 —1. 15—13; Tan Kirn Hong beat Tan Seng Kit w.o Mohd. Jaffar beat M. Saul
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    S.A.F.A. LEAGUE TABLES.
    238 12 Latest positions in the S.A.F.A. Leagues are as follows: FIRST DIVISION. Goals. P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts. Malays 7 6 0 1 30 10 13 Chinese 7 5 1 1 31 9 11 Wilts 5 4 1 0 13 4 8 S.R.C. 6 3 1
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    I. A. BEAT R.E.
    429 12 Sunday's Match At Balestier. The Indian Association entertained the R. E. on Sunday and beat them by three wickets. Scores: ROYAL ENGINEERS Li. Wilkinson b. Varma C Sgt. A. J. Carpenter c Abbasbhoy b Mistry 11 Hutchinson run out 1 Weeks b Mis ry Noble c
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    297 12 S.C.R.C. TOURNAMENT. Ties for to-day in the ..ournament at the S.C.R.C. are a.< follows: •-V SINGLES HANDICAP: Chua Choon Leong v. Tan Thian Sang. Tan Wan Liat v. Koh Thian Seng, Woon Chow Tat v. winner of Teck Yam and Evan Wcng. "B" SINGLES HANDICAP: Chay Seng Hai
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    GOLF.
    60 12 SINGAPORE G.C. Result Of Ladies' May Bogey. The S.O.C. ladies' May bogey competition was played at Bukit Timah on Bimday and resulted in win for Mrs. M. M. Paterson (1 down) in "A" division, for Mrs. McMullan (1 down) in "B" division and for Mrs. W. H. Day »1
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    R.S.Y.C. EVENTS.
    894 12 Excitkig Incident With Steamer. YACHTING. The R.S.Y.C. "B" class had its first race for the Hoops Remembrance Cup on Sunday. It was certainly fitting that Dr. Hocps. the staunch yachtsman in whose honour this trophy was inaugurated was able to take part in the race, and while the
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    WIN FOR K.L. TEAM.
    120 12 The Sunnydale team of Kuala Lumpur bea: the Shanghai B. P. on the latter's court on April 16, by 6 games to 2. Scores (Sunnydale players mentioned first): A. S. Samuel beat Lim Boon Guan 10—15, 15—10. 15—12; Moey Chong Seng lost to Wee Eng Slang
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    REASON FOR NEW RULE.
    432 12 Gains Beaten By A Split Second. BOXING. London, April 20. Don MeCorki-edale the South African heavyweight, won his fight against Larry Gain-, the coloured Canadian heavy-weight, en a knockout at the Albert Hall says the "Daily Herald." yet the final punch was hardly stMpff" enough to
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    S.C.R.C. MAN'S SUCCESS.
    266 12 Padmore Shield. LAST YEAR'S WINNER BEATEN. 1 tmt night's play in the second round of th* Malayan championship oomp t;;; W rid for the Padmcre Chal! suited through Me.an, Pranki resulted as follows, was not cf Tan Kim Song, Winner of I l held last year, by
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    ANGLO-IRISH TRADE WAR.
    57 12 Reuter Wireless. Dublin. April 30 The damaging effect of the trade war between England and the Irish Free State 1 shown in the export figures for the first thret mcnths of the year, which only total £4.459,156 compared with £7,305.805 for the same period of 1932, while
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    THE EXHIBITION SHIP.
    439 13 Due On Tuesday. LEADER'S MESSAGE TO SINGAPORE. The Australian trade exhibition ship, the "Nieuw Holland," is due to arrive in Singapore on Tuesday morning and will leave on Thursday evening for Penang. The exhibition of Australian products will be open to the general public from 9 a.m.
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    MAN PARALYSED.
    129 13 Arrested In Batu Pahat After Five Months. A Chinese, Eng Ah Hiap. »ho was alleged o have been concerned in an affray that occurred ir. Bali Lane in January but. was arrested in Ban Pahat recently and brought down to Singapore. H. was chareed before ihe District Judge
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    332 13 Monday. April 24. In the morning His Excellency visited the Singapore Dairy Farm at 9' 4 milestone. Bukit Tnnah Road. Tuesday. April 25. Mr. A. Groothoff and Miss Groothoff arrived to stay at Government House. Lt.-Col. and Mrs. J. M. Brickman and Miss arickman. Mr. and Mrs. J.
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    FAMOUS CHINESE PASS THROUGH.
    281 13 Gen. Chen Ming Shu Interviewed. 'From Our Chinese Correspondent., Gen. Chen Ming Shu, former Minister of Communications of the Chinese National Government, and Mr. T. H. Yen. a member of th< Chinese Delegaticn to the League of Nations passed through Singapore yesterday on board the Italian
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    WOMEN SURPRISED.
    248 13 Gang Robbery Charge In Ix>cal Assizes. A Cantonese. Tang Kam Seek, was charged yesterday at the Assizes before Mr. Justice Whit!ey with committing gang robbery armed with a fire-arm <pistol» on March 13 last, at 372 a. Balestier Road. The Deputy Public Prosecutor, Mr. J. H. Bassett, appeared
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    AT THE CINEMAS.
    66 13 Wedding Rehearsal At Roxy. The British production. "Wedding Rehearsal." featuring Roland Young, George Grossmith. John Loder, Wendy Barrie and Joan Gardner, commenced ite lun at the Roxy last night. This picture is yet another of those delightful British comedies that provide good entertainment. The supporting "shorts" maintain
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    FALSE FIRE ALARM.
    106 13 Municipal Lorry Bursts Into Flames. The Singapore Fire Brigade received three calls between 3 a.m. and 5 p.m. yesterday The first call turned out to be a false alarm. Some hours later the Brigade went out, to a house in Jalan Sultan, where a fire had brcken
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    POSSESSION OF SAMSU.
    78 13 With a baby in arms, Loh Soy. a Chinese woman, was fined $25 (in default three weeks' imprisonment) by the District Judge (Mr. H. A. Forrer) this morning, for being in possession of two gallons of samsu, the duty on which was 5.40. Another woman, Lam Ah
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    JUST, WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    140 14 JUST, WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING ARRIVALS. "Indrapoera." Dut.. 6.421 tons, from Rotterdam 2-5; for Sourabaya 2-5 -Bulan. Brit.. 441 tons, frcm Malacca 3-5 Penang via ports 7-5 "Bcnwyyis." Brit.. 3,750 tons, from Middlesbro 3-5; for Hongkong 4-5 "Fagcr." Norw.. 661 tons, from Bangkok 3-5-for Cclombo and Bombay
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    89 14 S.ngapore. May 3. SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3» Athos It 18; .Suisane, 1C; Bulun 15; Bhutan 13: Etanaetn DdderpoK 7. Fmpire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) L;.ianL:nk 33: Kaioa 32: ManguL, 34 C. Khios 37. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate
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    BRITAIN-INDIA PHONE.
    59 14 Reuter Wireless. London, April. 27 j Britain will be linked with India by radio- te ephone as from May l. wh r. Sir Samuel H are and Sir Kin-sley W~od will iminu'atc the new service. The coy. for a three minutes- call from any place in Bri am
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    THE ANTI-RED WAR.
    296 14 South China To Supply Forty Regiments "Min Kuo Jih Pao." Hongkong. May 3. Nan'cing has appoin.ed Gen.. Chan Tsi Targ <r,;nmandcr- n-chief of th: eouthern section of ihe campaign against the bandits or Reds with Generals Yuet Kw;i Mm, Kum Out Yoh and Pah Hsung Hsi as
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    33 14 Tr .'.i China and Japan by the '•Bhutan," due at FhiriaLare at 4 p.m. to-day I:om China and Japan by the -Calcutta Mr.:,;' due i.\ Singapore at 10 a.m. on Friday.
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    STATE OF SIEGE.
    101 14 Sequel To Murder Of Peru President. Reuter Wireless. Lima. May I. A ate cl iuu b en d clared throughout the r- •>• in rcn r ;qu nre of the assaesi-rf.i-r cf P:r: rr. Smchos C(rro, who was •hoi deac af e> r rk wing 20.000 conscripts
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    BANNED FILMS.
    37 14 Reuter Wireless. Berlin. April 30. A the rcqiri cf he Minis ry fcr the Intirior. to war films "The Western Front in IWt" and "Journey's End" have be:n prohibKd frcm public exhibi.ion :hroughou- Germany—Reuter Wireless.
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    44 14 In honour of the visit, to the club-house b/ the Hon. Inthe Mchamed R>ouse bih Chee. on Mond: y, a dinntr psrty was given by the Committee of management cf the Penar.g Benevolent Pociety of Singapore and the Minstiel Party v.as also in attendance.
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    MONEY MARKET
    201 14 SELLING. Singapore. May 3. London. 4 months' sight 2 3 15 16 London. 3 months' sight 2 3 29 32 London. 60 days' sight 2 3'< London. 30 days' sight 2 3 27 32 London, demand 2 3 13 16 London. T.T. 2 3 <>o ?2 Ljons and
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    PRODUCE.
    220 14 Singapore. May 3. n i Siam > W, Coast No. 1 per Kovan Si 12 R. (Siami W. Ccast 2., $ios Rice, B. Siam N. 1 mi 4 Rice, B. Siam N. 2 $!C9 Pice, Siam •Old" per kcvan No. 1 $174 Rice. Siam 'Old" No 2 $154 Rice.
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    255 14 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY, MAY 3. High Tides.—3.03 a.m., 5.46 p.m. Rotary Luncheon, Adelphi Hotel j Unveiling of tablet and m Mission. 5 p.m St League Football: Div. I. P. Brani Jalan Besar; Div. II, Marino h Anson Road. "^equina. Lann Ternis:
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    AMUSEMENTS
    99 14 Alhambra.~-Dor.bl Feature: "Vanity greet" ana "The Lightning Flyer." Capitol.-Jack Buchanan m -Yes m> Brown." tir.pi.v- .—"Freight, rs ol D stiny Great World.—Side shows, pa-ar malam. Malay opera, Chir.es. vayanga, silent and talktat Ohm .Sky Talkie: -Love in the Kcugh S.ai Taikie. Virtuous Bin"). Marlborough.—Reward Hughes in "Sky Devils." New
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      66 14 DAILY WEATHER IMPORT. Malayan Meteorolog ica I Service. Last VMl*rday. N.^nt M x BTtgfM M; n Tetup. RaliifaJi.Bvntfilne.TcmD &lal D** tochea Hour* i> B &1 N l 6.3 74 k. T. 90 Ni i 8 j 73 Bukit Jtiam 89 Nil p 3 3aCri 85 Nil 10.1 To I SJa«apaie
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      238 14 [POSTAL INTELLIGtNCC SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. North, N.-SBSt and N.-West Sumatra (Van Outhoorn) 3 p.m. Banka Island, Pladjce and Palembang (Theadins) 3 p.m. Pr:.fanak (Singkawang) 3pm North and East India (Suisang) 3 p.m. ftimmbo and Natuna Islands (Scott Harley) 4 p.m. Bangkok <Koia» 7 p.m. Siam, Burma, India, Iraq. Palestine,
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    Severe Blow To Brighter Cricket Brigade. SCORING SYSTEM CHANGED.
    291 15 mty Matches. VO MORE FREAK DECLARATIONS. .Jon. April 13. o dealt the "Brighter I rd'! BUfl week the Addecided that no leclare his side's innings •ed at least an hour. adopted to defeat the .:-durations which win prominent feature championship com-
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    DEARTH OF AMATEURS.
    274 15 Gloucester DeputyCaptain. London. April 13. tting County Cricket this t pn sented itself before of the game. rth of amateurs and so great is the shortage that it is already rumoured that several counties will be obliged to place the captaincy of the team in the hands
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    AMATEUR TITLE.
    348 15 Cyril Tolley Suggests A Drastic Change. GOLF. London, April 6, Drastic revision of the British Amateur Championship conditions is advocated by Cyril Tolley, the ex-holder of that title. He has been in the United States for nearly two years engaged in the insurance business. "I went to see
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    THE DAVIS CUP.
    585 15 America's New Plans For Trophy. LAWN TENNIS. London, April 13. America is determined to make the strongest bid, since the Davis Cup WM captured by Prance at Philadelphia in 1927, to recapture the Trophy this year. To achieve this purpose the Davis Cup Selection Committee has been
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    THE HOLY YEAR AT ROME.
    52 15 As an introduction ii the Year Tine Pius XI opened the Holy G-te in St Peter's Cathedral in Rome. When the Pone had beaten three times OH the Kate with a hammer the gate was opened after having been bricked up since 1925 the former
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    PUBLIC OPINION ROUSED.
    679 15 Foul-Proof Cup To Be Worn. BOXING. London, April 6. E-,Z; at eVeI J b Xer Who holds a British a fm?i f C ntro1 Ucen=e sha11 wear rc a r oi 7h p 15 is suggested f0r lhe sim P* fouls that it will eliminate 99 per
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      333 15 SHE WAS GETTING FATTER. Now Down To Normal. "I was putting on flesh very rapidly," writes a maniid woman, "and also suffering from constipation, and was very liverish. Three months ag- a friend advised me to tak? a teaspoonful Cf Kruschen Salts in hot water every morning. I have kept
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    SABOTAGE IN THE SOVIET.
    673 16 These F'eriodical Pogroms. CASE OF ARRESTED ENGLISHMEN. Mo cow. March 25. The group of ihuty-cn engineers, including •six Englishmen, of the Metropolitan Vickers Company, who bam been arrested by the G.P.U. on charge:, of sabotage—this time to destroy the power stations of the U.S.S.R. and thus
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    BACK TO SERVICE.
    31 16 The tank steamer Cymbeline" otvnei by Messrs. C. T. Bowring and Co.. London and Liverpool, has sailed from the Tyne for Houston, after lying up since October, 1932.
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    BLIND SPOT ON AEROPLANES.
    520 16 Coroner's Comment On R. A. F. Fatality. A verdict cf "Accidental death" was returned a: th. resumed inqucs t at Tangmere Air Force f'aticn. Sussex, on March 30, on Pilot-Officer Rc'oart Vincent Rolph (20), of the R.A.F., who was killed in a collision between two R.A.F.
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    MALAYA TIN STATISTICS.
    128 16 Foreign exports of tin, being final shipments en ocean-steamers at all Malayan ports, during the month of April. 1933 Destination. Tons. Uni.ed Kingdcm 150 United States of America 3,41P Continent of Europe 1.126 British Possessions 258 Japan 132 Ntderlands India nil Cther Foreign Countries 13 Total 5.095
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    THE JEW BOYCOTT IN GERMANY.
    27 16 n J r lSh in Berlin on whlcn Windows ar» painted As woid Jen below) Guards outside a Jewish warehouse in Berlin.
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    FRUIT SHIPMENTS.
    175 16 Norwegian And British Vessel Chief Carriers. Norwegian tonnage last year engaged in the Spanish fruit trade to a greater extent than in previous years. Despite a decline of 75.000 tons in export--348 Norwegian vessels aggregating 326.915 net tons were engaged in the trade from Valencia, as compared with
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    GOVT. ACTION.
    88 16 No Foreign Patent Rights In China. Nanking. April 5. A statement winch i.< boons' tc cause some perturbation in business circles abroad has beer: made here by the Ministry of Communications of the National Government. In response to a query to whether it is lawful to manufacture for
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    PERAK NOTES.
    322 16 Marriage Of Mr. West And Miss Bayley. All Saints" Church, Taiping. was the scent ct a pre.ty wedding to-day when Mr. R. A. WjßSt, of Aus ral Malay Tin. L'd. was married to Hilda Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. L. T B&ylcy, of Avonside. Worcestershire The brid~.
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    MALAYAN RUBBER STATISTICS.
    178 16 Ocean shipments of rubber, including latex, revertex and concentrated latex, during the month of April. 1933 Sheet and Crepe Lat€Xf Concentrated Latex, TOTAL Nam, of Port. M Revertex. Tons Xons Export Transhipment Transhipment. S Settlem-t. !£S P n StraltS Export Straits Malay Grand woper. Settlements. states. Proper.
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    NEW MOVEMENT.
    109 16 First Chinese PoliceWomen's Force. Shanghai. The firs: force of Chinese poUcewpmen is being organised by the Ministry of the Interior. The new movement has aroused a stem oi protest from the conservatives of the country who fear that this step may lead to women fighting en th- battlefield,
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    ROTTERDAM DUES.
    119 16 Shipping Federation And Tht Revised Schedule. The Rotterdam Shipping Federation ha. 1 addressed the Municipal authority of Rotterdam urging prompt introduction of the re vised schedules for harbour dues. The schedule was passed by the Municipal council last year, and has since been approved by the Government authorities,
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    WORLD CONFERENCE.
    26 16 Reuter Wireless. London. Aurji. 27 Fifteen hundred delegates and experts, representing 60 nations, and 200 Frossmen wi'; attend the World Economic Conference Reuter Wire'ess.
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    AMY AND JIM TO RETIRE
    464 16 To Live On A f\ trm ATLANTIC THF wt CONQUEST. 1 Any and Jim Mollison from ipectaculai stun. flying, a-, n.aeie their Joint b.d foi th< ,7 av e Wl arc pfen to n Mollison saio with r. smili coupk arrived in London fron Mr:
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    EARLY M.S.S. FOR SALE.
    505 17 golf In Book Of Hours. HESTER BEATTY (COLLECTION. A. Williams.) m Sotheby are to sell the European Manuscripts in Mr, A. Chester Beatty. for 4 me years been one of the a i ssful collectors of fine has acquired many of the m the Phillipps. Yates
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    FROM THE EAST TO HAMBURG.
    1206 17 A Banquet Of Kindred Souls. After an Interval of three years German Far Easterners from all parts of the Reich met once again in Hamburg. Germany's foremost port and the seat of the Ostasiatische Verem, to attend the traditional "Liebesmahl" or feast of love, a
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS.
    96 17 i Letters To The Editor. [Our readers are invited to writt to U» on subjects of public interett. it mutt be under<tood that the "Malaya Tribune* doe» not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRlt* AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double wacing), and on
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    A Point Of Grammar.
    147 17 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—Will you, or any of your readers, tell me if in the following sentence, the verb are." which I have italicised, is correct or not? I have pleasure in informing you that the members present were glad to pass my proposal
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    Indebtedness Of Malaya.
    273 17 i To the Editor, -Malaya Tribune") Sir. —Re the speech of Mr. Cavendish on the r.bovr subject, I came acrcss a small incident which. in my humble opinion, is "orth any Co- operator's attention. To rid Malaya of indebtedness this problem should b? studied from tht* very
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    Best Bar In The Colonies.
    359 17 (To tht Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir.—I have just read the report of the proceedings of the local Bar's farewell to Sir William Mursion, the retiring Chief Justice of this Colony. The Bar has showered deservedly lavish praise on his lordship, and his lordship in turn
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    STOCK EXCHANGE.
    91 17 Sharp Rally Of German Securities. Reuter Wireless. London. April 28. On the Stock Exchange to-day business was restricted owing to the apathy shown abroad. Sentiment, however, continued good and German securities rallied sharply on the news of the trade agreement. Kaffir gold-mmii:,- shares wtre prominent following a further
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    CLIMBERS ISOLATED.
    71 18 Reuter Wireless. narjceling, April 27. The Mont Everest climbers, under Mr. Hugh Ruttledge, have been isolated by heavy snowfalls. Communications have been cut and it is impossible to deliver stores and equipment to the base camp in Rongbuk Valley. It is probable the climbers have reached the sixth
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    SAVED BY TEES.
    157 18 Survivors Of French Air Mail Disaster. Reuter Wireless. Napoli, April 28. I The survivors of the French air-mail aisaster, it appears, lived for five days in the cabin of the plane on the chocolates and biscuits kept aboard the p!ane in case of an emergency landing. The
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    SINGAPORE MARKET.
    467 18 Details Of Current Prices. Singapore, April 28. MEAT. Beef, steak (round), kati 30 Beef, stew or curry, kati 25 Pork, lean, kati 42 Pork, lean and fat (1st quality), kati 32 Mutton, Australian, lb. 35 Fowl, kati 40 Kens (locally reared), kati 42 Ducks, each 60 Pigeon, domestic
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    BRITISH GOLD HOLDING.
    59 18 Reuter Wireless. London. -Apr:! 28. The publi alion cf ihe Bank of England's monthly statistical summary, which ia due tomorrow. states that a rocord total of cf gold was held by the Bank of England on £pril 19. while the note circulation of £376,000.000 was the highest
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    WONDERS OF THE GRID.
    723 18 "Electric Nation.- I CABLES THROUGH THP -MERSEY TUNNED, London Ma.<> The generation of electricity b. pul systems showed an increrse <>■ cent, in 1932 compared with l93i' Great Britain, for the first time Place in the world promotion Uurd This fact is revealed in the fifth
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      677 18 EMPIRE RADIO TONIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA (INCLUDING BURMA. CEYLON, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN. From The Empire Transmitter, Davcntry, England. Wavelengths: 25.28 and 31.3 metres. Two of the following frequencies and wavelengths will be used in the transmissions to the Indian zone. Announcements will be
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      703 18 CLUB DIARY. {There m*< numerous CLuhs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are renders of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary j is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate im keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in
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    CASE MEN'S VISIT TO POLICE.
    778 19 I Books. p, iHMONGER IN THE g,j k ItI'SINESS. iRV fej sto Scotland Yard by two V the burning of bocks :.-> nnd m oney transramifiea- n »hen Bspfnurf charges was c n made hy th? ottee wcM read ihtir association renee to a West
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    CALLING UP THE WORLD.
    270 19 Telephones Have Increased 70 Per Cent. Hclsingfors. ry.HE number of telephon s in us- in the world has increased 70 per cent, in the last ten years. There are now 101.401.419 telephones in the world which can ring aj any hour of th- day cr night,
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    CHINESE QUARANTINE.
    494 19 Report Of The Service's Work In 1932. Ihe third series <1932> of the Chinese National Quarantine Reports has beer, eublished. Edited jointly by Dr. Wu Lien Teh director of the Service, who needs no introducion tc readers in Malaya, ard Dr. Wu Chan; ao. Senior Quarantine Oifker at
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    TRANSLATION OF TALMUD.
    1010 19 A Four-Years' task. FIRST VOLUMES OUT NEXT YEAR. THE "Observer" learns that arrangementt have been made toy the, Soncino Pres rfor a complete version in English of the Jewish code of law and commentary known as the Babyloniar. Talmud A more or less exact summary of its
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