Malaya Tribune, 8 May 1933

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    36 1 The Malaya Tribune. THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. VoJ. XX. No. 107 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MAY 8, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, May 8, 1933 Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MAY 8, 1933
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      173 1 ASFD4FSG j THE FINEST j OF THEM ALL J KLIM I MILK rom Rich Canadian Pastures, j AHBIMMMHMMMIMMMHMVtfB t Hi WHlfHli.|—flilWmWllWM j m iEET The AUSTIN 10-4 ROADSTER. ZZZI j A two-seater smart little car that will appeal to those who require a limited number of seats. The dickey enables
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      203 1 A. FT,INTER 6, Raffles Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds and Pearl NeckJaces of every bize and quality. Selling at latest ar.d ir.west market prices. Also buying gold coins and g«.M '.rnaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices ■eeordiog to daily exchange rates. HEALTH and STRENGTH I I i I
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    RECONSTRUCTION IN CHINA.
    1265 2 Technical Help. LEAGUE CHINESE GOVERNMENT. The Chinese Government have appointed, en the recommendation of the SecretaryGeneral, an expert in Civil Service administration and organisation, namely, Mr. R. Somervell, formerly an official of the British Ministry of Labour, and an expert in telegraph and telephone admmioUation, M. Lange.
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    DRAMA OF LOVE.
    242 2 Three Killed In Battle For "Black Queen." i Belgrade The loveliness of a gypsy girl known as th* Black Queen" because of her dark beauty hailed to a ferocious battle being fou°ht near Tuxla .Bosnia) between 100 gypsies°of rival tribce,. Three men were killed and dozens injured
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    BRITISH SETTLERS.
    132 2 Royal Commission Finds State Responsible. Melbourne. The Royal Commission established to investigate the grievances of B.itish settlers in Victoria reports in scathing terms oil the "misrepresentation" by Federal and State officials tn London, whereby British emigrants were induced to settle in the State of Victoria. The settlers were
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    OCTOGENARIAN DUCHESS.
    82 2 Lieutenant Or Wolf Hunting. Pe.r.s. A fores. "square" is to immortalise a duchesc v.ho at the age cf 80. Or.- of the clearings in the Forest of Ramtruillel where the Ducher d'Uzes so irequentiy redo in many hunts, is to be named af.er her. The Dathesi. who died
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    BRIDGE INTERNATIONAL.
    46 2 England defeated Ireland by more than 3.000 points in the all-women's contract bridge interM icnal match held in London. It was .he firs' international britlgc contest in which Irish women have played. The score, af.er two days' play, was England. 29.370. and Ireland, 26.310.
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    SINGAPORE MARKET.
    464 2 Details Of Current Prices. Singapore. May 5. MEAT. Bci.l. steak (round), kati 35 Beef, .'lev or cuiry, kali 30 Po:k. Iran, kati 42 To:'a. lean and fat (let quality), kati 34 Mut -en, Australian, lb. 35 Fowl, kati 40 lv." 'locally reared.) kati 40 Duck;, each 70 Pigeon,
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    "GOD'S VICTORY."
    107 2 Nazis Not Simply Christians But Germans. Berlin. Protestant Nazis, organised as the "Gcrmar Christian Movement"' have held a national convention in Berlin to celebrate "God's victory over the Satanic forces of the underworld" through the Nationalise Revolution. Clcrgj wearing iron crosses were present, and the clergyman who delivered
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    "HITLER MURDERED."
    84 2 April Fools' Day Joke In Belgrade. Belgrade. Boys rush to the streets with newspapers shouting "Hitler Murdered." Tremendous excitement. Paper sells like hot cakes. Su'' denly tfound to be a special April Ist edition Boys rush into streets with bundles of another paper under their arms, shouting "Mutiny
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    LIQUOR BILL.
    43 2 Restrictions From Doctors Removed. Washington. President Roosevelt has signed the Medicinal Liquor Bill, which removes all restrictions from doctors in the granting of certificates for obtaining alcohol. This measure amounts in effect to the complete visitation of the existing dry laws.
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    START OF THE HOLY YEAR.
    805 2 Age-old Ceremony. POPE DEMANDS ADMISSION. Vatican City. Striking three times with a g( lden hammer on tha Holy Doer of St. Peter's, Fope Pius XI. in a gorgeous mantle of white silk and gold, solemnly demanded admission to his church tills morning for the anauguration
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    AUSTRIAN TOURISTS.
    123 2 Steady Decline In Volume Since 1929. Vienna. J Depression has taken its toll of foreign Vno^ S tS in Austria during the seasons 1929-30. Jprpnti 1 an ?i«u 931 32, 3CCCrdin S to statistics recently published. Beginning wiJi Nov. 1 and ending with Oct. tne tabulation shows that
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      230 2 1 ammtmi^** mnmn new basic values. ft*«s&»4y> OH WHITEAWAyS I I JsL tfP" 7 ncvv values! I I <&*\ St v. 1 (Si 5 A/Evy > *AMAfj a \*4s/c VAtVjty Tin. pvrchmext i X Jf PAPER ELECTRIC 1 POCKET WATCHES. LAMP SHADE. f Shc Ckproof watches Wlthfancvfioralde i jrc: POCKET
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      171 2 Serried like flr Nature intended you t /~f beautiful white teeth. <j> then let them become <;,. coloured? Eucryl Tooth X Powder quick) H tine and all other Q cleans, polishes and dtsinfet Eucryl makes teeth like 1\ ad j fJL Bataplea oa tfa fail ni <£_i j cents rtaaip
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING- Siam's Revolutions.
    207 3 niAM ;;•<-- Itnesaed practically twa revolutions tire im Mtt>tM Both have been CU I with (toe least possible fuss and in J ingly affable manner for which the [una li No hard words, no broken ton tubthumplnf. but only gentle persua- ise .-I
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    China's Dilemma.
    166 3 IF tht T cf RaatJs make up their J n;u.ci> t flghl Japan this year, or ejesl ktst <r ostan ibly on behalf ul China sod. should the Russian troops be nbic te pusb Japan se out of Manchuria, vafcil is rerj d übtfUL to re is no
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    Debts And Tariffs.
    138 3 IF war debts are going to be kept in the backA ground, there is very little hope for a recuction of tariffs. It is almost a certainty that m some countries they will be increased No. only will insistence upon war deb, payments lead to further tariff
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    A Definite Policy.
    172 3 j\T statement was significant in J-** tnat he the need for the co-operation both of employer, amont themselves and with the Government. There hi remaps. a hint of legislative action here to prevent generous employer;, being victimised by the more unscrupulous of their kind. He recognised that
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    REICHSBANK REPORT.
    155 3 Economic Situation Still Unsatisfactory. Berlin. In spite of signs of slight improvement, the development of the economic situation b still unsatisfactory, says the annual report tor 1932 of the Reichsbank. The surplus oi exports over imports is dwindling hi alarming fashion, states the report, vhich adds that "the
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    THE TWO FATHERS.
    153 3 One Has An Alphabetical Family. »wo stories of family life come from Reutcr correspondents in America. Air. Pate, of Chipley, Florida, lias an "alphabe, ical family." He says that as his children were born he and Mrs. Pate followed the letter: of the alpliabet for their names.
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    BETTER HEALTH.
    134 3 For People In Circular Houses. People who live 111 round houses will never be ill." Miss Grace Cope, the first woman member of Jie Incorporated Association of Architects and Surveyor.s, expressed this view at a recent meeting. Sh? said the perfect hou*e. from the po.nt of view of
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    WHITE PYGMIES.
    121 3 Three Feet Tall With Enormous Heads. Pan-. A race of White Pygmies are described by three Frenchmen who have landed at Marseilles after an expedition into the heart of Africa These three explorers. M. m. Martineau Lcsourd and Zaidler. were .sent by a Paris newspaper to investigate the
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    BOYS OF GENIUS.
    93 3 Clever Men Can Drink More Beer! New York. I cleverer y:u are the more beer you can drink without being affected. according to Prof elisor Hollingswsorth cf Barnard Clle"" who has drawn the following conclusions from experiments:— Those who ara unaccustomed to alcohol are not affected any
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    PUNTER'S HAUL.
    86 3 Thousand To One Odds In Double. I Cannes. A man—whom no-one has identified— appeared m the totalisator office here and said "Put c, hundred francs (£l-3-0) on Mutter-' sholz in the first race at Enghien. If there are any winnings, put them on Nerbuddah in the fourth race."
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    HIGHLANDERS' "BREEKS."
    63 3 Evolution Of Military Dress Displayed. The figu 2 J-t oSS London 0 Sn CXhibition Z Tt the Cameron Highlanders in 1815 to^JITJEZ** uniform was of ?1 R I S m Ule Gr( n adier comnanv 1782 tJ WatCh While in India in lack s„at. W T e H
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    HAUNTED SENATE.
    162 3 Streams Heard During The Night. Santiago, chile. 1 An WWdag session of the Chamber of Deputies was disturbed recently when a clerk ZSLZt th Chamber crying that c *as puisued by ghosts. On his evidence* six Congressional Glares Deputies went to the tcp floor 01 the building and
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    SWAM AFTER SHARK!
    165 3 And It Only Pushed Him Away. A soldier bathing in Sydney Harbour dhert ml 1 the sea and clutched a shark, believing it to be one of his comrades. But the shark, which was lt n feet long, only Bung him out of the way. It tossed
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    STUDENT DUELS.
    88 3 "Fighting Spirit Should He Encouraged. n Bcilin. The Prussian Minis-try of Justice ha- can celled a decree of the previous Government fcrbiddirig students' duels. The announcement of this decision says tha. the joy in such duels arises from the fighting spirit which should be encouraged and not suppressed,
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    THE HE-MAN.
    84 3 Killed His Rival Though Wounded. Belgrade. Mohammed Mehitch. wfyj is 6 Teet 0 inche' tall, was ambushed by his rival in love outside th» town of Sremska Karlovatz late at night. The rival, armed with a long sharp knife stabbed Mohammed near the heart, slashed his neck cut
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    A LAW COURT.
    91 3 Blood-Feud "Satisfaction" Bv Murder. Belgrade. Just as Blazho Miranovitch. escorted by warders, was entering the police court at Pcdgoritza (Montenegro) to be tried for murder, h® fell dead—shot through the heart. He had been killed by the brother of the man fo* whose murder he was to
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    DIPLOMATIC ENVOY.
    55 3 Istanbul. M. Nicolas, Antonoff, who has been "TimeV Correspondent in Sofia since 1926, has been appointed Bulgarian Minister to Turkey. He is due to present his letters of credence to Mustapha Kemal Pasha in the eary part of April, at. Antonoff has always been a journalist and this
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    COMING HOME ON LEAVE--?
    1230 3 C hairmen Busy In The Parks-Why The -Bachelors" Moved-The Carlton C lub's Ban On Visitors. (BY DAVID BAXTER.) Louden, April 18. An American fri.r.d of mine, arriving in London the othor day fresh frcm 211 e\entful <tav ir ltlerile Berlin, rubbed his eves with amazement when
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      100 3 p EPS Fumes 1 ri^»l y injure the delicate tissues of the chest \s th Su d cx P° se y° u to Pleurisy and pneumonia, thei M Xk nt,y Peps hreatheabie tablets dissolve in the mouth, direct im k and fe ermi ciiial fumes. Carried with the breath, soothing
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      237 3 I Ij I Every newcomer to airlravel is sunni ed at its J j simplicity. y j ii 1 j is literally nothing to do hut res, and enjoy J Jj the journey. j J i j j j jtf j TRAVEL BY AIR j Singapore I'alemhans Batavia Handoem- M
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    Shipping News & Notices. SHIPPING ON CHINA COAST.
    1915 4 Shipping News Notices. SHIPPING ON CHINA COAST. Control Over Foreign Ships Sought. AN attempt by the newly constituted China Bureau 'Oi Navigation to force American 'hipping interests operating in Chinese waters to have their vessels surveyed by Chinese inspector!—instead of by American inspectors as allowed under treaties of extraterritorialty—has been
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    LONG SERVICE.
    352 4 Engineer Retiring After 37 Years. AN in'eresting function took place on board the Sh?nkiang at Shanghai when Mr. Malcolm Murray, the C. N. C. .Superintendent engineer, was presented with a silver bowl, the occasion being his retirement after 37 years. The bowl, v.hich was presented by Mr. J.
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    CONFISCATION OF OIL CARGO.
    515 4 Powers Of Tax Bureau As Court Issue. think the Questions involved in this case -l are somewhat far reaching and may, be of some serious consequence," observed Judge Milton D. Purdy in the United States Court lor China at Shanghai, referring to a motion for the
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    ARDROSSAN HARBOUR CO.
    104 4 At the annual meeting of the Adrossan Harbcur Company. Sir Alfred Read, chairman, said that the company's finances could be regarded as fairly satisfactory considering the general state of industry in the country. Much cf th? traffic had been secured against keen competition, which reflected creditably on
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      458 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated In England.) MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. X N INSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM XJAVTGATiON CO., I/'NDON and j AR EAST MAIL SERVICE Under Contract vith His Majesty. Omni nssant) OUTWARD PROM LONDON. For Oiiina and Japan. Due Tonnage. Singapore. 1933. Kal
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      223 4 fWLLOYD TRlisTlNol (Incorporated in Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. i SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay Calling at Colombo. Bombay, Suez, Port Massowa Suez, Port Said, Brindisi, Venice and Trieste. m v nd TrleBt m.v. CARIGNANO May 15 May IS I Due Leave Due m.v. MARIN
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      212 4 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LJNIE Deutscb j jH^Ol aPjr Australische Dampf senilis IH CI 1 Gesehschaft (Companies Incorporated in Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933. M.s. HAVELLAND, via Manila May 8 t m.s. LEVERKUSEN, via Manila May 16 m.s. ERMLAND, via Manila May 29 t m.s. BURGENLAND, via Manila
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      562 4 STEAMER SAILINGS, (Incorporate j v* Germany). The undernoted are the Company's Intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. 1833. M.s. "HAVEL" for Manila. Hon: k S'hal, Japan and N. China S.S. "SAARBRUCKEN" for Manila, H'kong, S'hal, N. China Japan HOMEWARDS. IS3S. m.s. "PULDA" for Genoa, Blip Casablanca, Rotterdam, Hamburg Bremen ;,I t s.s. "DESSAU"
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    356 5 Mining Shares. Singapore, Monday, 11 a.m. v tin share quotation* are Issued Co* exchange and stock Buyers. Sellers. Tin 24 6 26 20 21 norn iit im Tin 13. Mile- 16 9 0.10 0.15 0.42 4 0.47» /a t iui uio it- aom 0.25 030 ci B
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    171 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. LOCAL TIN AT $100. Further Drop In Rubber. (By Our Financial Correspondent., Singapore. Monday, Noon. To-day\s Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 9% cts., down ct. Tin (Singapore), $100, up $2. Saturday's Prices:— London Rubber, 2 27'32d„ up 1 16d. Market Tone: Firm but quiet. New York
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    EMPIRE'S COMMERCE.
    386 5 King Consents To Be Patron Of Congress. The King has consented to become patron cf tiu 13th Congress of the Chambers of Commerce of the British Empire. This Congress will take place in London in July, and an official of the London Chamber cf Commerce told Reuters Correspondent
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    PROTECTING INVESTORS.
    26 5 Washington. May 6. The House of Representatives has passed tht Bill requiring publication of the details of securities, in order to protect investors from
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    NO PROTECTION.
    138 5 j Papermakers' Protest To Government. Reuter Wireless. London, May 3. Ru^cin\an qU pr P tO H CrUicism of Mr Wa "er for President of the Board of Trade, cerneThlf g C nSUlt the Industries conPairmaler? lradC a re ™ents, the freCd 111 AsSOClaaon Great Britain and askme r
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    40 5 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London Spot: 2 27 32d. New York: 4 916 (G.> cents. Singapore: B\—B'.. cent?. TIN. London Spot: 1178 lis. 6d. -Unchanged» London 3 months: £179 ss. (Unchanged) Singapore: $100. COPRA. Sundried $3 85 Mixed $3.55
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    SECOND YEAR OF THE TARIFF.
    792 5 Some Trades That Are Better. uuu,iiy opened its second vpnr r,f *i. Port duties, the third month of Stt^tJE been the initial period of TlO pc fnt ral? St of Ume haS not a "o d test of probabilities, under normal condPions because of adjustments
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    654 5 Rubber Shares. Singapore. Monday 11 a.m. The following rubber share quotation atv lsj-ued by FYaser and Co. and Lyall and Craft: T s»ue Value. Praaer Lyall j Shuro*. Co. Bratt. 1 Allenby $0.50 $0.60 $0.45 $0.55 1 Alor Gajah 0.30 0.40 030 0.40 IA. Hit am 0
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      45 5 THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. H*E, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR ntauim accepted AT CURRENT BATES. L O. MARGOLIOUTH, r e- I aw. Manager. Piniayson Green. THE EASTERN UNITED CORPOBATION. LTD. MARINE, MOTOR CAR AND I>K KSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE. Manager, rMn? Malacca Street. Rhurapare.
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      141 5 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated In England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4. D'Almeida Strtet. Authorised and Subscribed Ca P ltal £2,000,000 Paid-up-Capital £1,000,000 Reserve Fund and Rest 500 000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES. Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi. Madras, Amara, Baghdad. Bahrein, Basra, KirkulL Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS cj>ened and Interest allowed
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      191 5 ijmconsidirid j LOOK IN ANY MAN S POCKETS AND WHAT DO VOL' FIND 1 ODDS AND ENDS. A BOX OF MATCHES. A BUNCH OF KEYS. A PIPE A FEW COIN 9, PERHAPS A DOLLAR j NOTE OR TWC. HE NEEDS THIS SMALL CHANGE 1 FROM DAY TO DAY FOR LITTLE
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      210 5 Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (Incorporated to Straits Settlement*). Successors to i? Hi THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD. THE HO HONG BAH*. LTD. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LTD. CAPITAL. Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Dp $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE. CHINA BUILDING, CHU LI A STREET, SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH: 458, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD
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      191 6 Amusements < eis j ALHAMBBA «ts Continued SmtttM Season Extended Universal's astounding J Production that Thrilled PACKED HOUSES during the Week End I KARLOFF j J tH HIS MOST SENSATIONAL ROLE j "THE MUMMY" A REVELATION M THE ART OF MAKE-UP NEXT CHANGE:— j DAVID MANNERS in First National s
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      381 6 16.15 I CAPITOL I 9.15 I 1 I Positively LAST NIGHT I FOX'S novel, exciting comedy with the popular star of 4 'ONE HOUR WITH YOU." j GENEVIEVE TOBIN J IN Infernal Machine I j TO-MORROW NIGHT! I Premiere for Malaya The Picture that has amazed the world FIRST NATIONAL'S
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      268 6 I PAVILION "A real Arliss picture, full of pleasant wit and brimming over with eawcrfatona —"Straits Timfs." j EVERYBODY'S ENTHUSING OVER the Brilliant new WARNER I BROS, picture with THE FIRST GENTLEMAN of THE SCREEN] I GEORGE j ARLISS I in his most delightful role— j "A SUCCESSFUL CALAMITY. J
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    Verdict In The Perreau Case. INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE TO CONVICT.
    2007 7 ACCUSED DISCHARGED. WITINESS WflO TOLD BELATED STORY. Perreau case came to a sudden termination to-day at the After the case for the prosecution the jury returned a s verdict that there was not sufficient evidence to convict was discharged without being
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    DUTCH PILOTS TO RESIGN ?
    205 7 DUTCH PILOTS TO RESIGN United Opposition To Salary Cuts. Reuter Wireless. Amsterdam. May 3. »T*HE pilots of tie Rofal Dutch Air Lines have A unanimously decided to resign on July 1. in view of the forthcoming freth salary cuts. However, it is not expected that the tlireat will be carried
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    THE INFERNO OF NORTH CHINA.
    520 7 lighting Spreads. CHINESE RETREAT IN SOUTH. Peiping. May 6. Japanese and Manchukuo troop., are now toWarc h» south-east Chn™. Hai has »hat tnom to Uolunor Xt troops have The Piping Branch of the Military affairs Commission has announced feces under General Peng Char. Hai. ling
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    WORLD'S OLDEST MAN?
    163 7 Said To Have Died At Age Of 256. Reuter. Chungking. May 6. A FTER sitting in meditation for several decades the .oldest man in China probably n: the wo/Vi. I( ,.tcJ L- Ching fun. a farmer and herbalist, has died at KiahsJen where he was born in
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    EXHIBITION SHIP.
    110 7 Arrangements For Local Merchants. Owing to the shortness of the stay .of the I .s. "Nieuw Holland" in Singapore, and to give merchants an opportunity personally to meet the individual Australian exporters on the Trade Exhibition ship, arrangements have fceen made for the Australian delegation to specially teceive
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    22 7 James Crawford. Crimean and Indian Mutiny veteran, who assisted Florence Nightingal i abcard ship at Scutari, has celebrated his 103 rd birthday.
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    38 7 The annual "Wesak Day" celebration will take place to-day and to-morrow, at the Sakya Muni Buddi a Gaya liget Temple. Race course Road. "Wesak Day" was the day when Lord Buddhp was born, received enlightenment and entered Nirvana.
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    DROWNED IN THE RIVER.
    306 7 Ambulance Cases. EUROPEAN BADLY ASSAULTED. THE Ambulance Department iSingapcrt Pfce Brigade was called upon to deal with a aeries of accident and assault cases during the weekend. In one oi the cases a European is believed to have been the victim of a street assault, and
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    JAPANESE ARRESTED.
    47 7 Yamagishi, a Japanese, appeared baton the Distiict Judge tlfr. H. a. Rarrcr) ;his morning or. a charge of possession, of ar automatic pi tol. He claimed trial and the was postponed rot cne week. He was arrested in Albert Street hut night by Detective-Inspector Nickels.
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      212 7 I ORIENTAL, GOVERNMENT SECURITY j LIFE ASSURANCE CO., LTD. (INCORPORATED IN INDIA 1874). HE AO OFFICE:— BOMBAY 1931 RESULTS. N>v»■ Business 26,486 Policies assuring $34,250,000. Interest Income: 3,650,000. iwai l remium Income: $11,970,000 •aims Paid: 3,877 for 5,500,000. i Po,ic y hol ders: 11,130 for 2,800,000. I unds Increased to
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      400 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. THE AITOMOBILe"aSSOCIATION OF MALAY A. 'Singapore Branch*. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the First Annua' General Me-tmg of the members of the Singapore Branch cf the Automobile Association of Malaya will be held at th? Offices of the Secretaries, Chart tied Bank Chambers, Singapore, on Saturday 13th
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      218 7 I lease oui 100 to 300 acrea good rubber es ate. Reply lfJf allu terms c jto Box Mo. H6. co Malaya Tribune TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. now Invited for the following materia or services, and that particulars of such tendere may be obtained to the Tender Room Municipal Offices:—
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
    43 8 DEATH. Mr. Choa Giang Tee, at his residence, 8, Hullet Road, on Sunday, May 7. 1933, at 1 a.m. He leaves behind a widow, a son and two daughters. Interment at Bukit Brown on Thursday. May 11, 1933, at 10 a.m.
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    MALAYAN MATTERS.
    780 8 The Australian trade ship arrives in Singapore to-morrow and it is to be hoped that as many people as possible will take advantage of the opportunity thus afforded of gaining a little first-hand knowledge of the commercial advantages which Australia has to offer to the East. The venture
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS. Comments By The Way.
    290 8 IS tobacco growing in Malaya to be fostered and developed into a valuable industry or is it going to be strangled at birth by Customs barriers? These points were investigated by a special committee appointed by His Excellency the Governor to consider
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    Malaya On Air Map.
    355 8 ris indeed gratifying to learn that there are at last possibilities of our having an allBritish through air mail service from Malaya to London. The various air mail links b?tween Karachi and Rangoon are at present under serious consideration, though the lap between Singapore and Rangoon
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    ROUND IN FIVE MALAYA MINUTES. Malacca.
    37 8 A Tamil who kidnapped a 'Hindu girl was sent to prison for six months at Malacca. An crier made by him to marry the girl was rejected by the girl's parents.
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    Kuala Lumpur.
    130 8 Mr. A. N. Macphail. Chief Sanitary Inspector, Kuala Lumpur, is reported to be going on leave :hort!i- prior to retirement. Mr. Bimar Kumar Das was admitted to practice in the courts of the F. M. S. by Mr. Justice a'Beckctt Terrell at Kuala Lumpur on Friday. Mr. E.
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    Ipoh.
    146 8 Fourteen ricksha pullers have been fined $5 each for gaming in a lodging house. For stealing a rubber tree an elderly Chinese was sentenced to a week's hard labour. Inche Othman, probationary Asiatic inspector, Ipoh, has resigned from the F.M.S. Police. Mr. N&'li, Ipoh's new "Mayor" (Chairman. Kinta Sanitary
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    Penang.
    124 8 A Malay woman has been charged with the I theft of a gold wristlet watch. Judgment was reserved. A pork-seller has been fined for using a daehing (scales) which gave about four per cent, short weight. Dr. E E. D. Lav, MB., 8.5.. M.R.C.S L.R.C.P., a member of the
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY
    454 8 BY "LOOKER-ON" Why no fans If the S.S. Volunteers have to "drill" in the new drill hall, I can understand why the ranks are not full. A I was almost roasted alive on [j i. day. What the poor artists tho about it all. I don't know,
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    43 8 RECONSTRUCTION IN CHINA START OF THE HOLY YEAR, on page COMING HOME ON LEAVE. M I 1 SHIPPING NEWS, on page 4. IMPOSING PAPAL CEREMONY RADIO PROGRAMME, on page 13 NEW CENTRE OF DRUG TRAFFIC CLUB DIARY, on page 14.
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    World Conference May Be Wrecked. NO AGREEMENT REACHED ON DEBTS.
    1235 9 CONGRESS LEADERS STRONGLY OPPOSE CONCESSIONS. President s Broadcast. "WE CANNOT BALLYHOO OURSELVES INTO HEVIVAL." Reuter Wireless. cts of the World Economic Conference are somewhat the announcement that the Democrat leaders in an still strongly opposed to any war debt concessions.
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    GANDHI FASTING TO-DAY.
    197 9 "May Be Fatal." RELEASE EXPECTED HOURLY. STRONG WILL TO LIVE. Gandhi begirt his fast to-day and doctors in the gaol are afraid that it will prove fatal. The release of the Mahatma is expected hourly. Reuter. Poona. May 7. \M R Gandhi is still inflexibly resolved to
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    REVIVAL COMING.
    526 9 The Reason Singapore Will Benefit. Several interesting passengers disembarked at Singapore from the "President van Burcn" on Saturday. They included Mr. John Watts, of the American Express, who was very optimistic with regard to the trade outlook. Mr. Watts, who is relieving Mr. W. E. Merriman as manager
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    CHIEF JUSTICE, S.S.
    130 9 Appointment Of Mr. W. C. Huggard. Reuter. London, May 7. Mr. W. C. Huggard. Attorney-General, S.S, has been appointed Chief Justice of the Straits Settlements on the retirement of Sir William M.urison. —Reuter. Walter Clarence Huggard is the eldest son of the late Mr. J. T. Huggard,
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    KIDNAPPERS FOILED.
    420 9 GIRL AND MONEY RECOVERED. Crooks Confession. Two Brothers In Custody. Reuter. Harwich Port, May 7. T WO broth ers, Kenneth and Cyril Buck, have been arrested in connection with the kidnapping of Margaret McMath. is dMmrfV 1 ran£om of $80,000 i. demanded for the return of ten-year-old Margaret
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    THE KING'S HEALTH.
    107 9 Return To Buckingham Palace. Reuter Wireless. London. May 4 Although His Majesty has thrown eff the effects of the slight cold he has recently been Buffering from, it is unlikely that he will attend the Rugby League Final at Wembley on Saturday next in the case of
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    SHARK TRAGEDY.
    96 9 Ann Harding's Narrow Escape. Reuter Wireless. Havana. May 6. The film actress. Ann Harding, narrowly escaped death in a shark-infested sea three miles off the Havana Coast. The boat in which she was sailing capsised. The master started swimming to the shore, when to the horror of the
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    OATH BILL PASSED.
    92 9 Opposition Of Second House Over-Ruled. Reuter Wireless. Dublin. May 3. Thd Dail. by 76 votes to 56 votes, has passed \he Bill abolishing the Oath of Allegiance and the Bill subsequently was formally signed by the Governor-General The Bill was sent to the Free State Senate on
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    Cricket Club's Sensational Collapse After Good Start. BROOKE'S BRIGHT BATTING.
    260 10 Two-Day Match. MUTHUCUMARU AN ALL-ROUNDER. Muthucumaru. who took three wickets, held two catches Bad scored IB inns, was mainly responsible for saving the Ceylon Sports Club irom hnavy defeat when they visited the S.C.C. on Satuiday. The Cricket Club who
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    WILTSHIRES WIN.
    217 10 S.C.C. Attack Ineffective At Tanglin. The Wiltshires beat the S.C.C. at Tanglin yesterday oy 183 runs. Scores. WILTSHIRES. L.-Cpl. Mans c MacCreanor b Vine 88 Lt Bond c and b Kirk 23 L.-Cpl. Palmer b Vine 40 Bdm. Worsdell c Hopkin: b McNeil 31 Capt. Rose lbw b
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    A DRAWN MATCH.
    193 10 Indians Collar N.C.C. Bowling. The Indian Association gave the Nondescripts a surprise on Saturday when, on being put in to make 145 runs, after the N.C.C. had declared, they proceeded to collar the bowling and had scored 113 runs for the loss of only two wickets when
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    S.R.C.'S BIG WIN.
    218 10 Chinese Beaten On The Padang. The S.C.R.C. were beaten, by 8 wickets when they visited the SRC. on Saturday. Scores: S.C.R.C Evan Wong run out 24 H. Boon b Alvis 10 Choon leong c Oehlers b Alvis 5 Keng Hock b Ess 4 Kian Kooi b BarteLs
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    WIN FOR UNITEERS.
    170 10 Minto Team Beaten Decisively. United Engineers beat the Minto team by 106 runs on Saturda}-. Scores: UNITED ENGINEERS. Lake c Abbas b Alloudin 31 J. Loveday c Amin b Alloudin sti Van Cuylenberg c Amin b Aman 17 Hcrsley c and b Alloudin 14 Matthews lbw, b
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    KHALSA WIN AGAIN.
    224 10 S.C.C. Team Beaten By Four Runs. There was an exciting finish to the match between an S.C.C. XI and the Khalsa Association on the latter's ground on Saturday. The home side won by four rum. Scores: S.C.C. p. Mc Cfeanor lbw. b Hassan 28 W. A. Hamilton
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    PADMORE SHIELD COMPETITION.
    290 10 Draw For The Third Round. BILLIARDS. Saturday's and last night's ties in the second round of the Malayan competition at the New World for the Padmore Challenge Shield presented through Messrs. Frankel Bros, resulted as follows SATURDAY'S RESULTS. 6.30 p.m.: Chee Liang Chye (United Confederate Funeral Assn.)
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    S.G.C. EVENTS.
    92 10 Ladies' Duffers' Cup And May Bogey. GOLF. ,The Singapore Golf Club May bogey competition wis piaved at Bukit Timah on Saturday and yesterday and resulted in a win for W A Hamilton < 10. 6 up» in "A" division and for J. H. Kortright «14. 2 up> In
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    AT THE CINEMAS "Infernal Machine" At The Capitol.
    150 10 A novel th me la contained in the BiN Infernal Machine." which Yrgnn a season at tlx Capitol last nizht. Fox ha\e turned o„t many unusual productions in the past but this entertainment is of a thoroughly modern and daring type and
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    Rhythm And Music At The Roxy.
    98 10 The British and Dominions production, starring ,'ack Payne and his band. "Say It with Music," commenced a run at the Roxy last right. It is a spe-tacular musical drama in v/hich Jack Payne, making his first appearance in a talkie, appears to bo as
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    RESERVOIR CONTRACT.
    69 10 Reuter Wireless. The contract to build the Euphrates reservoir has not yet been signed but it is fairly rcicain to go to a British Firm. All tenders received up to the present have been rejected after careful consideration by the Iraq Government but fresh tenders will be invited
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    NEW HORSES SHAPE WELL.
    487 10 Easy Wins At Penang Meeting. THE TURF. i From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, May 6. A number of new horses won their races with < mparative ease on the Last, day of the Penang Turf Club's extra m°eting to-day. Resul's at a glance: RACE I.—Ponies. Class
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    KENTUCKY DERBY.
    161 10 Objection After Thrilling i Race. Louisville. May 6. The Kentucky Derby run here to-day re- I suited as follows: 1. Colonel E. R. Bradley's BROKER'S TIP. 2. Mrs. Crumps HEADPLAY. 3. Mrr Eastman's CHARLEY O. Lady's Man was fourth. A crowd of 35.000 watched the race. The track
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    JUBILEE HANDICAP.
    42 10 Favourites To The Fore. Reuter. London, May C. The Great Jubilee handicap run to-day re suited as follows: 1. COLORADO KID 2. FIRDAUS9I. 3. NITSICHIN Sixteen ran. Won by two lengths third one-and-a-half lengths away. Betting: 100—9; 5—2; 100—9. —Reuter.
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    WORLD TOURNAMENT
    305 10 Latest Davis Cup j Results. LAWN TENNIS. Reuter. Latest results in the first Davis Cup competition (European zone) are as follows: HOLLAND v. POLAND. The Hague. May 7. Holland eliminated Poland by three raatches to on\. Timmer beat Tloczynski 6—l, 3 —6, 6—4. 3—6, 6—2. The remaining singles
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    S.A.F.A. LEAGUE DIV. I.
    393 10 Gunners <;<> ap SATURDAY'S GAMI \t JALAN BESAR. ASSN. FOOTBALL. J Handicapped by the absence \i j who was playing cricket i and on j regular members cf their Ceyioncse had to admit act a; j when hey met the R.A. in tl cl the S.A.P.A.
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    Bolton W. And Blackpool For Div. II. ENGLISH SOCCER LEAGUE SEASON CONCLUDED.
    1225 11 FINAL POSITIONS. \STON VILLA RUNNERSUP TO THE ARSENAL. n on was concluded on final questions of mnners- > n were decided. runners-up t Di Man, the Wed:h( running for that p three points behin i. Ml the big
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    NO-HIT GAME SPOILED.
    173 11 National And American Leagues. BASEBALL. Reuter. New York. May 5 Latest results in the National and American Leagues are as follow.*' NATIONAL LEAGUE. Runs Hits Errs Cincinnati 4 8 2 Boston 6 9 2 Knothe and Schulmerich scored home runs for Boston. Chicago i g 2 New
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    LADIES' INTER-CLUB.
    76 11 GOLF. The following are jjjp teams and staring times for the match between ladies' teams representing the Garrison G.C. and Singapore G.C. at Bukii iTimah on Thursday (Garrison players mentioned first): 3.20 Miss Maynard v. Mrs. Huggard. 3.25 Mrs. Power v. Miss Law. 3.30 Mrs. Holmes-Smith v. Mrs.
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAYS SKIPPING
    288 12 WRECKS OF JUNKS. On the a/rival of the "Van Outhoorn," th s norning from Belawan-Deli, it is reported that the ship sig.it.d the wreck of a junk at lat. 2 deg. 30' 5" II and long. 101 deg. 33' 6 "E The
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    105 12 Singapore, May 8. SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. East Wharf I Entrance Gate 1). Rajula 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Portland Maru 14; Pres. Van Burer. 11; Raub 8; Memnon 6. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Himalaya Maru 30; Klang 39. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4). Meonia 48.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    42 12 From China and Jcpan by the "Hawaii Mr.v." due at Singapore to-morrow. From Chir.a by the 'Alipore." due at Singapore at 5 p.m. on Wednesday I :cm China and Japan by the "Atlas Maru." due at Singpaoie on Wednc day
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    13 12 By Left Avrd. Spore London Ranpu:a" April 14 May t>
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    AIR MAIL FROM BATAVIA.
    24 12 A mail from Batavia and Palembar.g by aeropianc is exported at the Geneial Post Office Singapoif at 2.30 p.m. to-morrow.
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    KOREAN PLOTTERS.
    40 12 To Assassinate Japanese Officials. Shanghai. May 6. A Korean youth is organising a Dare-To-Die-Ccrpo wi.h the object of assassinating Japanese and Manehukuo Uncials. They are at preIcnt actne in Daren, the capital of Korea. •Sin Chew Jit Poh."
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    MONEY MARKET
    188 12 SELLING. Singapore, May 8. London, 4 months' sight 2)3 15 16 London, 3 months' sight 2|3 29 32 London, 60 days' sight 213 London. 30 days' sight 2|3 27 32 Lcndon, demand 2j3 13;iC London, T.T. 2!3 25 32 Lyons and Paris, demand 980 Hamburg, demand 162 New
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    PRODUCE.
    203 12 Singapore. May 8. R. i Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $112 R. (Siam) W. Coast 2 $106 Rice. B. Siam N. 1 4114 Rice. B. Siam N. 2 $109 Rice, Siam "Old" per kcyan No. 1 $174 Rice. Siam "Old" No. 2 $154 Rice, Siam "Old" No.
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    MISSING NOTES.
    126 12 Hylam "Boy" Acquitted And Discharged. The Hylam "boy" who was alleged to have stolen $26 from the handbag of Mrs. A. L. Wilson was discharged by the Third Magistrate (Mr. J. F. F. Gregg) on Saturday. It will be recalled that Mrs. Wilson visited a lady friend. Mrs.
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    281 12 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. 1 TO-DAY, MAY 8. High Tides. —9.24 a.m., 9.20 p.m Commercial Cup Football: N.B. v. F. and N Anson Road; S.H.B.J.S.C. v. Tan Kah Kee' S.H.B.; M.P.H. v. P.O.. Jalan Besar. Lawn Tennis: SC.R.C. Tournament. S.C.IiC S.R.C. Tournament, S.R.C.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    98 12 Alhambra.—Karloff in "The Mummy Capitol.—Genevieve Tobin and Chester Morris in "The Infernal Machine. Empire.—"Sunny Side Up." Great World.—Side shows, pasar malam. Malay opera, Chinese wayangs, silent and talking films (Sky Talki?: "The Fust Mrs. Frnscr" S.ar Talkie: "Love Parade"). Marlborough.—Bert Wheehr and Rob. W sey in "Peach o'R:no." New
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      268 12 UNDER tUĔ DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF MAJOR-GENERAL L. C. L. OLDFIELD, C.8., C.M.G., D.S.O. A Singapore Poultry Show will be held at THE HEW WORLD MAY 19th to 27th, 1933 AND j UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION j OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS j > A Combination of j
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      156 12 j |l] RECORDS FOR MAY, 1933. J ..HEAR THIS NEW RUMBA... (l_A CACHIMBA DO SAN JUAN. B 6329 < MULATA RUMBERA. NEW MUSICAL TALKIES "SOLDIERS OP THE KINO.'' THE GOOD COMPANIONS "HELLO. EVERYBODY.' "42nd STREET." MONO HUAT CO., SINGAPORE. j The Pride of India. repairs guaranteed. TRY ONCE AND BE
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      211 12 [POSTAL ygjWgjjjj SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. Selat Pardjang. Bengkalis and Bagan Si Api Api (Dajak) 3 p.m. Miri. Philippine Islands, China and japan (Haveiland) 3 p.m Inco-China and Hokow (Dupleix) 4 p.m. ♦Ceylon, Southern and Western India Egypt and Europe (Cap Tourane) 4 p.m 'Madras, Ceylon. Egypt. Genoa. Europe. Great
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    IMPOSING PAPAL CEREMONY.
    633 13 U„| v Year Inaugurated. MOUNTAIN CROSS LIT BY WIRELESS. Vatican City. April l. a have steel eicai on the neat Florenre, by the ilminaUng ceremony in the uration of the Holy n memorate the nineteen uf the crucifixion of in his study, the Pcpo rave to the
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    NEW CENTRE OF DRUG TRAFFIC.
    870 13 Powers Must Act. SECRETS OF DOPE BARONS. I April 3. The great drug trafficking interests which carry on illicit trade from country to country have been crippled in Turkey, but have raised their heads again in the Balkans. They have quailed before the iron rule
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    AMERICA'S MONEY.
    172 13 Enough Notes To Girdle World Four Times. Washington. With millions of additional money set in circulation as a result of America's eff.rt to fight the banking crisis, the U.S. Bureau of Engraving has been f:reed to speed up production to meet the demands upon it for new currency.
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    DOUBLE TAXATION.
    274 13 League's Work To Abolish It. set,? affi^t ten ,ortn, Bnt8 nt New York and WashingDora U l Q"^ COmm tft! consiste<l <* Mr. Herben Hans Blau 2?!5? of the t»., wtal<! thfi members ""f* Secretariat were M Henri a,« Study of th. ah Carroll Director of the came
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    DESIGN FOR FLORENCE.
    49 13 Railway Station With Aircraft Defence. Mian. The design for the new railway station at Florence has been selected, the particular en? being chosen because it included a system cf dtfenc? against enemy aircraft. The accented plans were drawn by two Florentine engineers, Messrs. Mazzoni and Pascoletti.
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    NEW BATTLESHIP?
    109 14 "More Useful Than Light Cruisers/ Paris. Wih France build a sister ship to the new battleship "Dunkerque?" The naval programme, as voted by Parliament, for four light cruisers of 7.600 tons. Contracts have been signed for their construction but they have not yet been laid down. There is
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    VIOLINIST DEAD.
    63 14 Schmulkr 's Concert Tours In England. Amsterdam. Herr Alexander Scivmuller, the famous violinist, has died in Amsterdam at the age of 62. He had been ill for ten weeks. Herr Schmuller was born in Russia, but was invited to Holland in 1914, and soon gained great success there.
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    LUTHER'S "FAMILY."
    58 14 AH His Descendants To Meet This Summer. Berlin, All the descendants of Martin Luther, the great leader of the Protestant reformation in the 16th century, are to meet for a "family gathering." The meeting will be hela at Eisleben Saxony) on June 17 and 18, in connection with
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    TAX COLLECTOR.
    55 14 Child Shoots One Dead. Cruz Alto, Argentina. boy of five has shot and killed a tax "ollector who visited his grandfather's house The boy said that he heard the visitor demand money and believed him to be a kidnapper because he had heard the "grown-ups" of the family
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    53 14 It is understood that the Ta.a Air Mail route between Karachi and Madras will be slightly altered during the monsoon with a view to ■J**"**? G 'Planes from Ahmedabad will fly direct to Poona without touchinBombay. The new arrangement is not expected to cause any delay and the present timings
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    THE LIQUITORIUM.
    200 14 American Bars Must Be Refined. I Cincinnati, O'nio. Americans may drink beer and light wines in public now—but American will be essentially lefined. They will not be known as "bars" —fcr on: thing. A "liquitorium" Ls the name pi posed fee Itw new oaseo for thirsty p ople
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    NEW BRIDGE.
    134 14 Putting Cart Before The Car. Venice. Unconscious Jiat i: was making history. j>. cart hor.s > inaugurated the new bridge which DMkßfi Venice, for the first time in ii* history, no longer an island. The bridge c osses Jie Lagojn and the Grand C.ma' and links th? city
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    CAUGHT IN MOTOR.
    64 14 Stag Hypnotised By Car Headlights. Paris. The glare from the lights of a motor-car driven through the forest of Fontainebleau hypnotised a stag in the road way. The drive;- pulled up sharply but the stag's antlers had become fast caught in the car. After working a long
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    GOING FASCIST?
    375 14 Austrian Ban On Socialist Army. Is Austria going (Fascist? To-day th? Government of Dr. Dolfuss struck a heavy blow at the Socialists by unanimously d-cre.--ing the compulsory disbandment of the Schut:-l-und —the Socialist uniformed defence foree I t'j-oughout Austria. The decree conns into lone immediately. I Herr Soitz,
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    NO BADGES.
    69 14 Hiding Their Political Feelings. The Hague. Civil servants in Holland have now been to wear badges of political crgamations. This regulation has been introduced since it is considered that trouble might be caused by civil servants displaying their political leanings, in view of the forthcoming general "lections. Only
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    TROUBLE IN URUGUAY.
    232 14 Ex-President Beseiged In His House. Buei:(,-> Air.. The situation in Uruguay, where th Assembly has been dissolved and the 1 is conducting tne Government q| :d at from a fire-station, is in the i irfmij Untl T unclear. Ct ?ree Reports published in th. give vivid descriptions
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    NEW VENTURE.
    95 14 Briquette Factory Plans Of Insull. Athens. S am only exploring the ground." delated Mr. Samuel Insull. the London-bom ix-nuihonaire. interviewed with u-gard to his recently announced project of startm* i manufactory in Macedonia lor making >n C«ctto f.em lignite thrown coal. ft*. Insull first of all wants full
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    K.N.I.L..M.
    55 14 The Royal Netherlands Indian mMmm putsengcr.. ircm Ba avia to Singapore 011 May 2. were. Mr. Lunberg. Mr. Thomson |fi Huebard. Mr. Cochain. Mr Smits. Mr Ma.v Bangs, Mrs. NieuweuhuLs and Mrs Van Kan The passengers from Singapore to Batavia OD May 3. were: Mrs. Niuwenhuis. Mr.- Va: Kan.
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      182 14 beware of imitations of klfc^®-" Wby this su P reme ionic-food cannot be equalled. jj Proof of "Ovaltine's" superior cjual: number of imitations on the market. All these imitators Iw/ i yi have t0 aBree that valtiu 15 ni3d 1)0111 lht finKt T^ri^^^ combina tion of food-ingredients it is possible
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      415 14 CLVR DIARY. (There aic numerous Clubs and Societies in f.ngapore, most of the members of wh < eh are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diaru is provided specially for them. Secretaries are inviteu to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest wai still be included
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    TAXIS IN PARIS STREETS.
    1080 15 Smaller And Cheaper. FARES UNDER 6d. A MILE. Pails. March 25. A forthcoming change in the life of the Parte streets will be the appearance of the small taxt at reduced fares. To the Londone the Pans taxi must already seem to be small as well
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    DID YOU KNOW ... ... THAT dense air conducts sound best?
    1056 15 DID YOU KNOW THAT dense air conducts sound best? (By Our Scientific Correspondent.) Sounds being bu: the effects of waves of air 'not the waves themselves), it is oivicus that I there must be seme relation between the ccndition of the air when it is made to move in waves
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    MALAYAN RUBBER STATISTICS.
    161 15 FOREIGN IMPORTS OF RUBBER DURING APRIL, 1933. IN LONG TONS. Dry Wet. Country of Origin Smoked Unsmoktd Estate Native. Bark Scrap, Sheet. Sheet. Crepe. and Wet Lump Scrap Crepes. Sh?et. Bark. Total. Sumatra 272 84 73 76 3 043 125 3.673 Dutch Borr o 123 48 96
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      123 15 UNBELIEVABLE Yet True! I YOUR PORTRAIT I Artistically Taken CtPffS COR $1,00 LEE FLETGHEH Ad IpbJ Hotel Building, 102. No.th Bridge Road SINGAPORE. A Thorough Dentifrice that does a better job M >rial for a wee* Men nee it makei to ince of your teeth! Gib-s nfOBOCGBLY. Tiie flood c:'
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      664 15 I TSf, RE ar f an y form s of fever- pyretic or fever rcducin and is an anti- fll I etc AM g a T^ alam T Fl D ays Fever, septic, anti-periodic and antt-fermenta- I I of strength, You take no risk with 'ASPRO' because 1 I L
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      293 16 NOTICE This is to Notify, thai M< srs. YICK WOH HING Contractors for Repairs of Clocks and Watches to the BRITISH ARMY in MALAYA, have no connection whatsoever with any j other linns carrying the same name. j Their One and Only Address, is I 429 NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, j
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      746 16 THE PEOPLE'S PAPER: INDEPENDENT PROGRESSIVE TO LEI. TO LET 744 and 74J, Giove Read. Ren* |80. Apply No. 25. Boa. Qi.ay, TO LET- 1. Margate lid., oil Grove Rd., close to Katong Park. Entry 1-5-33. Particular:, Tel. 3170. TO LET.—No. 138. Cecil Street, thru' storeys, lcceutly occupied by Richards, Ltd.
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      216 16 FOR SALE. FOR SALE. TEAK OFFICE, SHOP AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, etc. Sideboards, Tables, Dressing Tables, Chairs, Mirrors, Show Cases, Dinner Wagons Filing Cabinets. Beds Ice Chests etc TYPEWRITERS. OFFICE WRITING DESK:—? x U 7 Drawers in front and 2 Cupboard at back. Yale Locks. ROLL TOP DESK: (i J, Automatic
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      102 16 FOR SALE. FOR SALE—Eight D. C. Linotype Motors, each y 2 H.P., all in good working order. For further particulars write to the Manager Malaya Tribune, 56|60, Anson Road. MAKE DECORATION A PLEASURE. Mtmmmm+ boo nu I GENERAL AND DOMESTIC BRASSWARE, Laiv a::d Varied Stock. BOON SENG CO., LTD. 33
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      770 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. REMOVAL NOTICE. 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 OF AUGUSTUS VICTOR VAN DER BEEK, DECEASED. PURSUANT TO ORDINANCE No. 144 (TRUSTEES). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all creditors
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      564 16 j P Tooth PasjT* IX ('I J an urficle of JJll confidence I j jjoh may trnxt ii j O C llfci NjJI cCJCTS. Everywhere ASIATIC EXPORT IMPORT CO, 23 24, STRAND ROAD. CALCUTTA We export Gunny Bags. Be Perfumes and other Indian Pro Write direct to us for quotations
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