Malaya Tribune, 10 May 1933

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA Vol. XX, No. 109 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wednesday. May 10. 1933. Malay a Tribune 20 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1933 FIVE CENTS,
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      288 1 I j "Be Tobacco GET VALUE BY SMOKING ONE OF THE WORLD FAMOUS BRANDS OF THE GENERAL CIGAR Co., "THE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OP CIGARS IN THE WORLD.*' j T EXJOY A KOBT BURNS ls T0 HAVE A DELIGHTFUL i Jj HALF-HOUR OF HAVANA CHARM. YOU WILL EXPERIENCE M I IHE
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      178 1 A. FLINTER ft. Ka flies Place, Singapore, Importing Diamonds and Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality. Selling at latest and U,*> si market prices. Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daiiy exchange rates. j j Sime, Darby Co,
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    A LONDONER'S NOTEBOOK.
    1131 2 The 'Officer In The Tower" Sentence—A Libel On Parliament— Popularity Of The Army. From Ovr Own Correspondent.! London, April 18. HpHE K&tcnC! of five years' penal servitude on Lieutenant Norman Baillie-Stewart, "the officer in the Tower" convicted of espionage. e«mc in the of the rfen more sensational
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    NO WRITTEN LANGUAGE.
    120 2 Effort To Give Them Alphabets. Moscow, Fifteen scientific expeditions are leaving Moscow this summer to give away alphabet* They are going to search ou: the backward nationalities in Russia who have never nad v written language and provide them with dictionaries in their own dialecte. They will
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    PARAGUAY DISPUTE.
    169 2 J Bolivian Reply To Settlement j Efforts. I Li Paz (Boliviai. A memcrandum setting out Bolivia's condi- toste a peaceful settlement of the dispute with Paraguay over the Gran Chaco region has p d,^ patched ro Argentina. Brazil. Chile and Peru—the countries which have been attemptmg to mediate
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    TOO BUSY.
    88 2 Civilians Take Over Work Of Police. Belgrade. uier? were twenty-five burglaries during the past month in the town of Torza—just about cr.e every night. j We are tr bu ?y-" f he Police say, "to con- ctrn ourselvts with such small fry. We are C h Preoccupied in
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    DUSTBIN INNOVATOR.
    60 2 Street Named In His Honour. Paris. A Pari, s.rtct. "Rue Poubelle." qm hut been namu. after <he n:un who introducing SL""ff ne Po,,beUc P"** °f Police nS\ V!l v/as h2 who Verted that U ad f teta *-dumped in the street, houlu Placed in dustbins and removed each
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    CANADIAN PIONEER.
    139 2 fcx-Miiuster Of The Interior. Ottawa. rpiE death has occurred in the civic hospi■l tal here, at the age of eighty, of Mr Frank Oliver, who was Minister of fr£?"i#m?ii the Laurier from 1905-11 and an ex-member of the Dominion Board of Railway commissioners. Deah followed only a betel
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    AIR ROUTE.
    323 2 New Senegal To Brazil Service. Paris M. Couzinet, the young French builder oi the gaint machine "Arc-en-Ciel" (Rainbow i which made a record-breaking flight from St Louis. Senegal, to Natal. Brazil, last January, has left for South America to join the aeroplane on its return flight to France.
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    137 MILES LONG.
    92 2 Mtasurcment By The Thames Conservancy. The length of the Thames is given as 137 miles in a report just issued by members of the Thames Conservancy. If a«l ;he windings .of the Thames are measured, according to the repoit, the distance from Thames Head Bridge to the
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    GIRLS JOIN ARMY.
    99 2 Dancers' Gift For .Japanese Forces. Tokyo. The 323 professional dancing girls of Tokyo have pledged themselves to contribute 20.000 en (».1,250) each year for the support of the Japanese Army and Navy. percentage from the earnings of the dance This amount will be raised by deducting a
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    HIPPOPOTAMUS BATHS.
    99 2 One Hundred Gallons A Day Required. Madrid. One; hundred gallons of ho. L water for the daily bath are supplied by the Keeper of the Zoo here because this animal, in spite of his thick skin, feels the cold, even ha Madrid. He will show only his nose
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    BOYCOTT MYSTERY.
    87 2 j There Was One Jewish Shop Unaffected. Munich. I One firm in Munich, generally regarded as Jewish, was not affected by the boycott, in spite of the appeals of ardent Nazi boycotters "Why?" everyone has been asking. The reason was officially declared to be a secret, but it
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    EINSTEIN'S DAUGHTERS FLEE.
    155 2 Hoth Have Already Left Germany. Coq-sur-Mer. Belgium, rE two daughters of Professor Einstein, the great mathematician cf Jewish race, have fled from Germany. This was revealed to Rcuter's correspondent when he in'crviewed Professor Einstein here. The Professor had been worried about his two daughters in Germany the
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    THE GAYEST CITY.
    160 2 Prince Of Wales Shows How To "Keep Smiling.'" Rome. The world crisis has transformed London into tlic gayest city in the w orld, in the opinion of an Italian vfcitor who has been writing his impr.ssions of England in the "Giornale d'ltalia." It seems a paradox, but
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    "HOT-GOSPELLER" ILL.
    106 2 World Heahh Tour Interrupted At Naples. Los Angeles Aimee Sempte Mcpherson, the "hotpoepeller is seriously ill in hospital at Naples according to a cable received here by her :hu banal Mr. Divid .Hiuton. Shi has a ca:buncle at rhe base of her brain. :emperature is 102. Mi Mcpherson
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    PUZZLE HAT.
    77 2 Invention Of A Film Star. Hollywood, Calif, rnia. Th? jig-sav. puzzle hat, th? newest note in bewilderment, has been created. Ruby Keeler the film actress, has invented it. The hat is covered with little pieces of brightly coloured felt, cut in jig-saw puzzle fashkn. It has a shallow
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    TO FIND DIAMONDS.
    112 2 Walked 300 Miles Over The Desert. Luderitz, British S.VV. Africa. I A farmer who was so eager to find diamondthat he walked 300 miles across the desert 1 search for them has just been arrested by r p-liceman who followed him for 240 miles. The farmer has
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    URUGUAY SENSATION.
    85 2 Ex-President And Wife Shoot Themselves. Montevideo, March 31. Alter holding at bay in his house police who came to arrest him. Senor Bal'asar Brum a (former President df Uruguay, shot himself dead with his revolver. Now it is reported that Madame Brum, his wife, has also committed suicide
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    OWNED £200.
    83 2 But She Starved Herself To Death. Lebanon, Pennsylvania, i A 68-yEar-old beggar woman was found unconscious from privation and hunger, and v. as taken to a hospital here, whereishe died. It was afterwards found that she had £200 in a bank, and that the lining of her clothes
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      56 2 Don't think that yellow, stained teeth are natural they're not! Stop useless brushing and start using just a half-inch of Kolynos on a dry brush. In 3 days your teeth will look 3 shades whiter. Germs that cause decay are quickly killed. A o/ynoS is economical too one-half inch is
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      311 2 dc Tc^ d d T st nTc- 1 H tion J°J( y Vl fce H. I I M j 11.11 '^^.I^l^^ EXPERIENCE NOTHING but EXPERIENCE nBTWBBN the sunrise and sunset ef year business Hie lie the years durinj which' you should provide MMfiitsnoe for the time when earned income will
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    Government Concession To Estates.
    84 3 JOHORE PLANTERS AND QUIT RENTS. THE ANNUAL REPORT. LETTERS BETWEEN ASSOCIATION AND GOVERNMENT. The annual report of the Johore Planters' Association, to be j„> intcd at the annual meeting of the Asscciation at Johore Bahru m May 22. gives the correspondence between the Association and Government
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    REDUCING COSTS ON ESTATES.
    2004 3 i arc extract* from the -Thf bub t'« continued to press for a On June 21 the General Adriser tilled the Association that the Governm nl had appointed a Committee to consider the possibility of alternative taxation. A ipf**' coeamittee meeting was held on taw 23
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    VATICAN INSURANCE.
    171 3 High Value Of The New Buildings. Vatican City. An idea of the value of the new building; which have changed the face of the Vatican since the reconciliation with Italy in 1929 is given by the report that the Pope has insured four of them against fire for
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING— Girls In Park Stalls.
    139 3 WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING Girls In Park Stalls. ONE cannot help thinking that the discussion of the Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board on waitresses in amusement park stalls was unnecessary, as was the recommendation of the committee which provoked it. The policy in these States is quite clear, having been
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    Kidnapping Craze.
    173 3 THE efforts of the United States to Bates inter-State kidnapping subject to Federal law and to impose the death sentence for it arc not enough. The answer lies with the Americm people's capacity to sustain a just wrath agains. all those who retard murder and threats of violence
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    Cracker-Firing.
    156 3 HE., who is very anx.ous and solicitous •about the convenience, the mental equilibiium and the preservation intact of the sentient apparatus of ;he public, has defied the well-considered opinion of public, which is emphatic that the Bill should be withdrawn. Whose views did the Governor represent? Whose opinion did
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    "Axe" Mislaid?
    160 3 "Axe Mislaid? THOUGH Government appointed Retrcnchmc.i' Commission few cf its recommendation' appa r to have been accepted and, but •for thr "axing" of a number of unfortunate clerks end subordinates, little has been done. The "squandcimania" of the 'past has been emphasised dramatically by events during the Inst two yes
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      119 3 1 l™ I "T" Several patent preparations have been LLIK F I ottered to the public of Malaya for i 'SINGAPORE FOOT but none quite ONLY 75 cts. go good as CUREZIT. a bottle. 1 WHY PAY MORE It is a definite cure for SINGAPORE mmm mm FOOT and is
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      92 3 Jjpllfa AFTER mm sickness 1 mi MMM i, in.. 'ttt ~<^~*mT%-ir f m^m*w*iwm DRINK WHAT? ROYAL TEA Was Grown and Cultivated from the Highest Mountains of Ceylon. Try once, and Get a pound to-day from any of the reliable provision stores. If you are not really satisfied we will return
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      315 4 NOTICE I i This in to Notify, that Messrs. J JVICK WOH HIN6! Contractors for Repairs of Clocks iand Watches to the BRITISH 1 ARMY in MALAYA, have no connection whatsoever with any j other tirms carrying the similar j J name. J I Their One and Only Address, is
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      691 4 TU LIST. TO LET—744 and 748, Grove Road. Rent SRO. Apply No. 25. Boat Quay. TO LET—I, Margate Rd., off Grove Rd„ close to Katong Park. Entry 1-5-33. Particulars Tel 3170. TO LET —No. 138. Cecil Street, three storeys recently occupied by Richards, Ltd. (Printers), suitable for all commercial purposes.
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      356 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. REMOVAL NOTICE MR. H. NUGENT~~BUCKF Ri nr f EUROPEAN ART PHOT%r^IS GE > has removed to 78 BRAS WioT^™ 1 '30 yards from Nosh Bridge RoJd»* TELEPHONE 7898 GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. TENDERS. TENDERS will be received at th Secretary's Office iiutonl f 1 Colon:;.! w ltU> u p to
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      309 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. t NOTICE. j EN THE ESTATE OP AUGUSTUS VICTOR VAN DER BEEK. DECEASED. PURSUANT TO ORDINANCE No. 144 (TRUSTEES). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all creditors having any claims against the Estate of the above decascd, latp of No. 22, Buffalo Road, Singapore, who died on the 26th
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      240 4 FOR SALE. FOR SALE—Eight D. C Linotype Motors, each i/> H.P., all in good working order. For further particulars write to the Manager Malaya Tribune, *****, Anson Road. EDUCATIONAL. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1928. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls). B, Short Street, Singapore. Enrol for a
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      518 4 25 Cents 1 tvuryWhert* PASTE I mtmtmg-g^L I lscliwiiricAii-fT>a,^^ heme irea. merit. No risk BOON PHARMACY, PENAjJj BOURNVILLE is the COCOA' that tastes like chocolate end the most economical food-drink you can buy. j J MALAYA TRIBUNE. 'PHONE 6171. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Delivery Including Including at office Postage
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    Shipping News & Notices. FIRE ON MOTOR LINER.
    1730 6 Shipping News Notices. FIRE ON MOTOR LINER. Regulations Which Were Broken. THE Netherlands Court of Navigation at Amsterdam have deliveied judgment in the inquiry into the loss by fire of the Nederland Steamship Company's motcr liner "Pieter Corneliszoon Hooft" at Amsterdam on Nov. 14 last. The Court have come to
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    LIFE SAVING.
    463 6 Awards At R.N.L.I. Meeting. AT the annual meeting of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution at the Manrion Hove, on April 21, the Lord Mayor will present two silver medals, two bronze medaL and three vellums for gallantry in saving life from shipwreck during the past year. Coxswain Henry
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    VIBRATION IN SHIP STRUCTURES.
    869 6 New Damping Device To Minimise It. I A LTHOUGH coming almost at the end of the spring meeting of the Institution of Naval Architects (when the attendance unfortunately falls off) deep interct was taken in ma it week in a paper by Professor C. E. Inglis.
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      454 6 KTE A MER SAILINGS. P.ftO. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. 'Incorporated in England.) MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO.. LONDON and FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. 'Under Contract uith His Majes'y's Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON. For China and Japan. Due Tonnage Singapore. 1933. Kaisar-I-Hlr.d 11.500 May 12
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      207 6 LLOYD TRIE STI N O 1 <• (Incorporated in Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE j SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA Calling at Penang. Colombo. Bombay, Calling at Colombo. Bombay, Suez, Port K r "Vl hl Aden Ma s »wah. Sue», Port Said, Brindisi, Venice and Trieste. Brindi s«. Venice and
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      170 6 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LJNIE Dampfschlft m*c\ AUStralkChC Geselfcchaft (Companies Incorporated in Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933 t m.s. LEVERK USEN, via Manila May Is m.s. ERMLAND. via Manila M ay 29 t m.s. BURGENLAND. via Manila June U m.s. RHEINLAND. via Manila June 26 t ms. KULMERLAND.
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      558 6 STEAMER SAILINGS. German?) The undernoted are the Conipany B fixtures:— OUTWARDS. s.s. "SAARBRUCKEN" for II 51Hkong. S'hai, N. China J a] ms. "HAVEL" for Manila. Hon J S'hai, Japan and N c. -May 29 HOMEWARDS. mjs. "FULDA" for Genoa. Ban Casablanca, Rotterdam, Han Bremen t s.s. "DESSAU" for Genoa Havre,
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    341 7 Mining Shares. up w< doe day. nam. ibOM qu otatlona are lasued 0 exchange and stock Buyers. Sellers. tbanf Tin 24 6 26;--2- 211- norn 1 n 13 6 14 6 16,- 16j9 0.10 0.15 0.42'- 047' 2 ,n ilu «»'S i»- norn 0.27 0.31 i Besii
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    221 7 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. TIN AND RUBBER BOTH DROP. A Slightly Uneasy Feeling. (By Our Financial Correspondent.; Singapore. Wednesday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), BL> cts., down ct. Tin (Singapore), $99, down $2. Yesterday's Prices:— London Ruboer, 2 13 32d., up 1 32d. Market Tone: Steady but quiet.
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    43 7 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London Spot: 2 13 16d. New Yorfc: 4*4 tG.) cents. Singapore: 8 9 16—8 s cents. TIN. London Spot: £182 10s. (Up 7s. 6d.). London 3 months: £183 ss. <Up 55.). Singapore: $99.00. COPRA. Sundried $3.80 Mixed $3.55
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    APRIL RUBBER RETURNS.
    108 7 Further rubber outputs far April reported to us are: Gajah 26,000 lb. Ayer Panas 68,000 lb. Ayer Kuning (F.M.S.) 70,000 lb. Bukit Kubu 15,000 lb. Badek tStaffield Estate) 32,200 lb. Bradwall (F.M.S.) 21,000 lo. Chersonese (F.M.S.) 96,000 lb. Dennistown (Dennistown Estate) 36,000 lb. Glenealy 45,270 lb. Highlands
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    EOW SENG RUBBER.
    123 7 The crop secured by the Eow Seng Rubber Company in 1932 amounted to 617,546 lb. (against 438,766 lb. in 1931). which was obtained from the Eow Seng and Paya Besar estate, where selective tapping was carried out on the alternate day system. (The Sungei Duri division remained
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    LESS RESTRICTION.
    92 7 Mr. V. A. Lowinger And Straits Tin. iFrom Our Own Correspondent.) London, May 9. The Agent a( Malaya House, Mr. V. A. Lowinger, who has returned from The Hague, speaking to me about the present high premium for Straits Tin, said that Malayan producers should watch it'enough tin
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    LANADRON RUBBER.
    769 7 Further Contraetion Of Operations. The twenty-lifth ordinary general m:eting of Lanadrcn Rubber Estates, Ltd., was held at the registered office of the Company, 14. Great Tower Street. Iiondon, E C., on April 19. 1933. Mr. Eric Macfadyen (the chairman» said: Turning t:> the profit and Iks account, you
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    LUBOK RUBBER ESTATE.
    39 7 Loss of the Lubok Rubber Estate for 1932, £306 (against £1,387 for 1931), which reduces the balance carried forward to £923. Floating assets, £10,435; current liabilities, £1,134. The output for the year was 947,0001b. < against 834.1491b.).
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    STOCK EXCHANGE.
    335 7 Abundant Supplies On Money Market. Reuter Wireless. London, May 6. Although abundant supplies on the money market continue available to borrowers on very rbeep terms, this week's Treasury bills were ■•lifted at a slightly higher rata In gpfta of hoarier tendering! On th, Btadi Exchange to-day, in spite
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    FUR MARKET.
    116 7 World Centre Transferred To London. Reuter wireless. London, May 8. London is likely to bccome the world's fur market as a result of an international boycott of the Liepzig fur market. The £4.000,000 sale which opened to-day v. ill probably rank as the biggest in {he hi~toiy of
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    PENAWAT (MALAYA) TIN DREDGING.
    40 7 An interim dividend of 3 per cent, in respect or the year ending August 31. 1933, has teen declared on the reduced capital. Warrants to shareholders on the London register will be pa.\uble on May 8.
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    UNITED STATES TRADE.
    239 7 Business With Middle Asia. Mr. Frank s. Williams, American Trade Commissioner. 7A, Ocean Building. Singapore has just received by cable the following statistics rumtlng iv I lie Foreign trade of the umtt-u BUtes Willi Ifiddk Amu FOR THE MONTH OP MARCH, IH Total Export* from Dotted Btatea
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    BANDJARSARIE (JAVA) RUBBER
    77 7 Accounts for 1932 show cost of upkeep, etc. 'including £738 loss on exchange), lea sundry receipts, was £2.174 (ags.. £3,659.. less mc.-ta.\ r-fund £130; adding debit brought in mak s debit £4.682. Board lias untilbed £10,000 from, reserve for purp ses of writing down building* and machinery
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    685 7 Rubber Shares. Wednesday. am. Tfir tattovtng rabbet IbM quotations an issued by r r».-r, t a and [gr*Jj and Evatt: save i 7alue rraaer f frail A I Shans <v Co. Kvatt 1 Allenby $0.50 $0 CO $0.45 $0.55 1 Alor Gajah 0.30 040 0.30 0.40 IA.
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      59 7 THE ffB§\ SOUTH I iffel BRITISH P S %&Gp insurance CO MP ANT, LIMITED. 1 IRE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT BATES. L O. MARGOLIOUTH. r Plnlayson Green. THE EASTERN UNITED •SBCRANCE CORPORATION. LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR AND PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE. 1»4| L r
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      47 7 WATCH IT GROW! Yearly Interest Paid to You Quarterly Put a few dollars away regularly and watch your bank balance grow. As an incentive to your thrift THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK pays interest quarterly. Begin your saving now. Head Office: 55, Wall Street, N.Y.
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      305 7 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated In England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4. L»'Alme:da Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capttiii £2.000,000 Paid-up-Capital £1.000.000 Reserve Fund and Rest 500,000 UK Al* OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES: B moay. Calcutta, OoJOCabB, Karachi, Madia.:. Amara, Eagndad, Bahrein, Basra, Kirkuli, Mosul and Singapore CURRENT ACCOUNTS ciiened and Interest allowed at
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      228 8 Amusements < el 5 1 ALHAMBRA j j Opening TO-DAY at j Special Matinee 3.15 j I j First National's Sparkling, Snappy Musical and Singing Romance j j With rV V r 7A Hear the i david ~opular j WINNERS Song Hits! V J Learn the ANN V y >tn
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      355 8 y MATINEE, TODAY, 3.15. j yy 6.15. NIGHTLY 9.15. j I One of the Finest Films Yet Made You MUST see. Fi rst National's amazing Revelation of the world's yy greatest financial scandal "THE j MATCH KING" With WARREN WILLIAM and LI LI DAMITA. Presented with a snappy musical singing
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      295 8 j [PAVrLIONtoS j Opening TO-NIGHT !j j J A BRILLIANT NEW M.-G.-M PRODUCTION j IRENE DUNNE j Famous Star of "BACK STREET" and "symphony Q f >lx J MILLION"—in j "The Secret Of t j Madame Blanche" l Her story is the drama of many brides whose illusion is shattered
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    BUILD A WALL OF GOLD.
    594 9 FRENCH PRESS AND THE CRISIS. World Conference. FamiJ) Quarrel Of U.S. \nd Britain Reuter. Amsterdam. May 6. K. Holland is contemplating an on old exports are described b;. pp n) of rl>e Netherlands Bank as if n tfistnse.'* b that a fairly important Id i
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    SENSATION AT ALBERT HALL.
    642 9 How McCorkindale Got Verdict. London, April 20. Don McCorkindales star is. in the ascendant ulaTus 18 d Ubt f thati and "15 obabl Quite unexpectedly and without any title fight in the balance- he has suddenly 3SSS! BrmSh EmP,rC He was to have fought Stribhng a
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    WET-BOABS STORY.
    743 9 Giant Salmon Of The Thames. London, April 20. Salmon spotting is the new Thames sport. Everyone has been at it over the record break of Easter Sunshine. Lord Desborough invented the game. He is the chairman of the Thames Conservancy Board and tcok the opportunity of the board's
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    CONDITIONS WHICH CONFUSED.
    600 9 Britain's First Davis Cup Tie. London, April 20. The circumstances under which the British Dan:. Cup team left for Barcelona on Good Friday were peculiar and confused. They were to play Spain in the first round Of the Davis Cup Competition—a result v.bich v.ill be known before
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    THE PETER PAN OF SOCCER.
    391 9 Sir Frederick Wall's 76th Birthday. <a„. j London, April 20. 76th JSP* WaH has celebrated hh Fc2iJS,T ay HC secretary cf the Football Association for the past 38 years. He has been a soccer fan for sixty years torlf, t k S mV eT 0f
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    AT THE CINEMAS. "The Match King" At The Capitol.
    116 9 ruh bouses at the Capitol last night were delighted with she First National triumph. "The Bttteh King." leaturing Warren William and (JH Damlta. This picture bi based on the life- tory of Ivar Kreuger. the Swedish match king, whose life was.
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    Chinese Thriller At The Ritz.
    122 9 Tiie Riu cinema ha.-, sic.cc Its removal to the eld Wembley Ha l. near Lorong 40. become very popular with fi? residents of Oeyfatng and Cnangi. The present hall is larger, more airy and comfortable than it. previous hall. Usually two show-, cue of silent
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    Joe E. Brown At The Roxy.
    107 9 Joe E. Broun At The Roxy. The inimitable Joe E. Brown la -tarred in the latest Roxy attraction. "The Tenderfoot." which commenced its run at the KatoOf theatre last night. The picture Is a First National production. Jce. who b well-:-upported by Ginger Rogers Lew Cody and Robert Grcig. i
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    U.S.-GERMAN TALKS.
    45 9 Washington. May 9. President Roosevelt, the Secr:tary of State <Mr. Hull) and Herr Schacht (President of tin Reichibank) conferred at the White House to-day. Mr. Roosevelt Is reported to be trying to persuade Germany to yield on the arms demands at Geneva. —Reuter.
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    25 9 A lecture on "The Theosophical Society and its Objects" will be delivered at the Society's new premises. 428, Race Course Road, to-morrow at 6.30 p.m.
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    BLOOD PRESSURE AND HEALTH.
    616 9 Tests In R.A.F. THE EFFECTS OF EMOTION. ¥>LOOD pressure has bercme fashionable, and pcrhap: r.ovvhere is there a better example of the rubbish that results when lav people get hold of he little bi of medical knowledge, which is so dangerous, than in the familiar statement
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    RUBBER RESEARCH.
    87 9 Lords Pass Second Reading Of Bill. Umdon, May 9. I The Bouse of Lords has passed the second reading of the Rubber Contribution Bill after Lord Irwin had said that £15.000 was required. The estimated contribution will not exceed 45 of a penny per lb. and the Government
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    42 10 Mrs. Tan Chim Cheng and family thank all relatives and friends for their nigh; visits and kind attendance at ;he funsral of the late Mr. Tan Chim Cheng and also those »ho senj letters of condolence, telegrams and wreaths.
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    GANDHI'S GESTURE.
    763 10 gOME years ago, when Mr. Gandhi was incarcerated, we stated that he was more dangerous to the Raj inside of gaol than out of it. That is just as true to-day and it is an act of belated wisdom that the Government of India has seen fit to
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS.
    191 10 Comments By The Way. THE "silver exodus" has begun, on a small scale—rtoo small to be really effective. Still, it is a beginning and if all pull together the results will be surprising. This Is not a sermon on the currency crisis but a reminder that
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    The "Show Boat."
    199 10 WHILE admiring the enterprise of the business men who made the venture possible, Singapore was somewhat disappointed with the Australian "Show Boat," which arrived yesterday. In the first place, the exhibition Was exceedingly limited in size, if not in scope, and the accommodation was poor end inaccessible.
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    A Motor Trial.
    241 10 «'E make this suggestion to the Automobile f T Association of Malaya with the idea of arsis ting that organisation to arouse keene: enthusiasm fcr membership among the more sporting motorists in the country. In England there are hundreds of small motor rtnrtl al' allied to the
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Kuala Lumpur.
    100 10 It is rumoured that Sir G. C. Deane, K.C., who went to the Gold Coast from Singapore, is to be appointed Chief Justice of the F. M. S. A Tamil named Vellian, who appealed against his conviction at the March Assizes in connection
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    Ipoh.
    87 10 Mr. Samuels ("Joe Gains' an Ipoh boxer, was married yesterday to Miss Mary Josephine Lesslar, of Penang. It is reported that a well-known Chinese resident of Taiping is to be made a J.P., on the Sultan of Perak's birthday to-day. Kuala Kangsar is en fete to-day, it being the
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    Penang.
    125 10 Charged with the theft of a bicycle, a Chinese has been remanded on bail until today. Mr. P. J. Reg ster, the Penang lawyer who was summoned en a charge of driving his car recklessly was on Monday discharged. The Nattukottai Chettiars of Penang gave a reception on Monday
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    Malacca.
    72 10 Mr. T. M. L. Redmond. the well-known Malacca sportsman, is reported to be leaving for Hongkong to take up an appointment there. Mr. F. B. Minjoot, a member of a well-known Malacca family, has died in Singapore H° was a brother of the Malacca boxer Young Tunney (Mr. N.
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    Seremban.
    13 10 Raja KamaraLaman bin Raja Mansur Scremban. Mr. Clegg leaves for home to-day.
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    Klang.
    53 10 On arrival of the "Langbank" at Port Swettenham .on Monday the master reported a collision with a Singapore tongkang between Port Dickson and Port Swettenhom. Of five Chinese on t board the tongkang, three werreported drowned. One of the two men saved was injured and was rushed to the
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY
    433 10 BY "LOOK&R-ON" Singapore was somewhal di appointed with the Australia] Boat." The exhibition was limited and I heard one mark that the whole lot mi been brought over in a sampans. Australia has struct note, however, and the trip least break the ground that it doesn't break
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    64 10 A LONDONER'S NOTEBOOK JOHORE PLANTERS' ASSOC I.•" i REPORT, on I OLR SHORT STORY, on pages SKIPPING NEWS, on page 6. W r ORLD CONFERENCE, en p.. OUR READERS' VIEWS, on pa CLUB DIARY, on pagp IC. IfUAS ASSIZES, on pari' M MALAYANS AT HOME, on pa
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    MANCHUKUO ARRESTS SOVIET CUSTOMS CHIEF.
    117 11 INCREASED TENSION ON THE FRONTIER. OFFICIAL SW4LLOWS IMPORTANT DOCUMENT, The Advance To Peiping. Chinese Falling Back From East Luan Region. cables norn China indicate that the Chinese are falling from the East Luan area. Lolung and Chinon, on the northern the river, have been lost,
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    TWO BATTALIONS SACRIFICED BY CHINESE.
    662 11 Reuter. Piping. May 10. fiyjgESE ire being concentrated along v the R;ver in an attempt to block .tdvance on Tientsin and Ptiping Gen. Yong Chiao Wun's forces are ::ii westward yesterdoy, Chim to rt treat to the westerr. f the 1 A lieavy engagement took
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    CLERICAL UNION.
    342 11 Suggested Relief Plans For The Unemployed. The weekly collection of silver coins from employed clerks in aid of the Unemployment Fund, recently organised by the Clerical Union, is now proceeding very e.icouragm-ly. although the response, it is said, could have been a little more sympathetic. The Union sought
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    JAPANESE MARKET.
    34 11 Reuter. Montevideo. May 9. Uruguay has concluded ,a trade agreement with Japan, under which the mos 1 favour?d nation clause will provide a Japanese market for Uruguayan meat, 'cattle and agricultural products.—Reuter.
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    GANDHI FEELS NAUSEA.
    266 11 Friends Hastily Called To Poona. Reuter. Poona, May 8 rPHE stone verandah of Gandhi's cell in -1 Yervada Gaol was the centre of an impressive scene when the Mahatma began his three-week fast in connection with the Un- j touchable campaign. Gandhi, whose head was covered with
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    RICE FAMINE.
    125 11 Sum Of $100,000 Appropriated For Relief. Hongkony. May 9. The D. S. Admiral in South China arrived in Amov yesterday to inspect the U. S. FUcl. The members of the South-West Politica Committee enertained Gin Chen Ming Shu. former Civil Governor of Kwangtung and Minister of Communications at
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    FOOD REFUSED.
    106 11 Awkward Problem For The League. Reuter Wireless. Geneva, May 6. The refu-al of the United States Government to allow a cruiser and two submarines 0? the Peruvian Navy to revictual when passing through the Panama Canal has presented the League with a knotty problem. The League South American
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    ACCESSION ANNIVERSARY.
    95 11 Many Telegrams For The King. Reuter Wireless. London, May 6. stream of telegrams and messages poured meo Buckingham Palace throughout the day tc congratulate His Majesty on the 23rd anniversary of His Accession. In accordance with Palace custom, the health of Their Majesties was drunk by e-ery Royal
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    SURPRISE FOR M.P.s.
    142 11 "Blue Papers" Have Become White. London, April 9. M.P.s noticed with 'surprise yesterday that the usual minutes and notices of the House, whicn are circulated daily when the Commons are sitting, were printed on white paper instead of the usual blue. "The Blue Papers" is a traditional
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    GERMANY'S IRON GUARD.
    467 11 Removal Of Reds. FAMOUS AUTHORS BANNED. Reuter Wireless. j London, May 10. /CHANCELLOR Hitler's envoy, Herr Rosenberg, saw Lord Hailsham and Sir John Simon last night. He discussed the economic and military position of Germany with Sir John Simon and it is believed that he touched on
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    WEDDING POSTPONED.
    87 11 Claimant For Throne Dissuaded Reuter. Berlin, May 9. The wedding of Princ? Wilhelm and Miss Dorothea Yon Salviati which was fixed for next Tuesday, has suddenly been postponed till June without explanation.—Reuter. rPrinc? Wilhelm. the ex-Kaiser"s grandson, arranged his wedding without the consent of the ex-Kaiser. If the
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    RUTH ELDER.
    60 11 To Marry For The Fourth Time. Reuter. Yuma /Arizona), May p. The well-known airwoman, Ruth Elder, has married Mr. Arnold Gillespie, the film director. This ll her fourth matrimonial venture, three previous marriages having ended in divorces. [Ruth Elder was in Singapore two years ago with Mr. Walter
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    SUMMER UNIVERSITY.
    103 11 Madrid, April 8. Work is actively going on for the transformation of the former Royal Palace of Santander for use as an "International Summer University." The formor gala banquet hall will become the communal dining room for the 140 students and professors for whom accommodation is being made.
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    CHANGE IMMINENT IN SPAIN.
    154 11 Discovery Of Corrupt Practices. Reuter. T Madrid, May 9. WELVE high army officers have been arrested in connection with the plot to turn cut the Ministry. The commander of the Civil Guards has been imprisoned. D:mbs were exploded in many parts of Spain by strikers but
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    NEW POLISH PRESIDENT.
    47 11 Reuter Wireless. Warsaw, May 8. M. Mcsri-u has been re-elected President of Poland by the two Houses of Parliament sitting in joint session by 332 votes out ol 342. I He has accepted office for a further term of f seven years.—Reuter Wireless. J
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    AIR SERVICE EXTENSION.
    107 11 SINGAPORE AND LONDON. j I £90,000 Subsidy. Imperial Airways Venture. Reuter. I London, May 9. rjHE Air Ministry has issued details of the proposed five-year agreement with Imperial Airways for a regular two-way LondonAustralia air service. Prior to the initiation of the AustraliaSingapore section by the Australian
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    ASSN. FOOTBALL.
    864 12 MALAYS JUST WIN. S.C.C. Bogey Again. CLUB GET FIRST LEAD. By -Reynard." i A large crowd on the Pariang ye-terday witnessed a Pint Division game that was fast and keen in spite f the close weather. Th-j S. C. C. 3;;iin proved a bit cf a boge.. for
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    17 12 On Sunday the F.M.S. Railway Institute were beaten by the A.P.c. Bukom, at the Railway ground 2—l.
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    39 12 S.C.C. 'A team v. Furt Canning to-morrow at the S.C.C.: A. I. Horsley, A. Buchanan, A. Ferguson, C. Q. Starkty. G. Child, T. M Maclachlan, D Alexander. E. A. Brodie, F. G Heath. J. L. Bonnar. S. A. Anderson.
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    55 12 rile team to represent the St. MatheWs \nung Peoples Guild lo-mcrrow against Mi*s Riboefs eleven at the S.H.B.J.S.C. groucd will be «elected from the following: Teck Leont Kong Guan, Ah Chong, Teng Yew, Yew Leng A** Hong Lian Lock, Yrw Watt, Hal Choo' Quan Chong. Pook Choy. Peng Keong. Chit
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    LEAGUE PROMOTIONS.
    230 12 Derby County To Suggest Changes. There are prospects of a heated debate a: the annual 'meeting of the Football League, due to be held this riionih, when Mr. Bendlc Moore, the chairman of Derby County, intend:to put forward his proposal for the alteration of the rules relating ,o
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    YEO KIM SWEE SHIELD.
    150 12 Malacca Chinese Seniors Win Trophy. (From Our Ou'H CorrespondentJ Malacca. May 9. In the of the Yeow Kim Swee Shield competition, the Chinese F.A. first, eleven beat f i!»eir seond eleven on the Kubu ground by j 5-0. The seniors led by one-nil at the interval,
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    S.V.C. ROUTINE ORDERS.
    153 12 Routine Orders issued by Lieut. Col. If. J. T. Rtilly, M.C.. Commanding S.S.V.F.. dated Singapore. May 10: Range*: The following range allotments are published for informal ion Buses Leave Headquarters. Sat.. Sun.. 2 p.m. 7.30 a.m. B. T. Range Farrer Rang 13.5.33 E- Coy.. Table -A" "F"
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    S.A.F.A. LEAGUE TABLES.
    242 12 Latest positions in the S.A.F.A. Leagues and Commercial Cup competition are as follows. FLRST DIVISION. P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts. Malays 8 7 0 1 32 11 15 Chinese 7 5 1 1 31 9 li Wilts 5 4 1 0 13 4 8 SRC.
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    GARRISON CUP.
    16 12 th \r n n al m tch the Regulars and stacuum on June 2.
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    LATEST DAVIS CUP RESULTS.
    126 12 Draw For The Second Round. LAWN TENNIS. Copenhagen. May 9. In their Davis Cup tie to-day Ulrich < Denmark) beatMc Vcagh (Ireland) B—2, 6—3 6—3 Ireiand winning by matches to two Lyttletcn Rogers (Ireland) beat Jacobst-i Denmark' 6—l. 6—3. 6—4. Ireland thus qualify to meet Japan
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    TO DEFEND TITLE.
    32 12 Mrs. Wills Moody Going To Wimbledon. San Francisco. May 10. Mrs. Helen Wills Moody ha c announced th/.t 5he has decided to defend her title at Wimbledon this year.—Rcuter.
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    S.C.R.C. TOURNAMENT.
    200 12 Results and ties in the S.C.R.C. tournament aie a: follows: A SINGLES HANDICAP: C. K. Pang ov 15 beat Wocn Chow Tal owe 15. 6—4, 3—6. 7—5 A DOUBLES HANDICAP: All Hyan and Kong Tve owe 9 beat Guan Chwee and Thiam Hock owe 6. 6—3. 6—1. B"
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    S.R.C. TOURNAMENT.
    140 12 Results and tirs in the S R C. tournanun-. are as follows: MEN'S SINGLES HANDICAP: Dr. G. F. de Scuza (owe 30.3» beat K. C. Balhetchet (owe 5; in two straight sets C—1. 6—4. CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES: N. A Hannay beat J. S. de Scuza 6—0. 6—2. VETERANS' SINGLES.
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    TANGLIN TOURNAMENT.
    246 12 Results and ties in the Tanglin Club tournament are as follows: LADIES'DOUBLES HANDICAP: Mrs. Battishill and Mt i s J. Lonsdale (owe 1> beat Miss Elllis and Miss M. Lon.dale <scr.) 8—6. 7 5 MIXED DOUBLES HANDICAP: Mrs. Taylor and F. R. Hobbes (owe 15.3) beat FLt. and
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    PADMORE SHIELD TOURNAMENT.
    169 12 S.C.R.C. Man The Likely Champion. BILLIARDS Last nights ties in the third round of the Malayan championship competition at the New World lor the Padmore Challenge Shield presented through Messrs. Frankel Bros, resulted as Icllcw.-: 6 30 p m Ong Mch Soh |Amicable A.A. i bent Loo
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    ANSON B.P. BEAT USEFUL B.P.
    101 12 7he Anson B.P. bat ihe Useful B.P. on Sunday at the formers court by 4 games to 3. Scores iAnson players mentioned first >: Wee Kong Hai b at Chin Tham Bwec 15—0. 15—8: Lee Cheng Kuan beat Be Hock Chiang 15—<3, I —10; S-h
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    MARIGOLD TOURNAMENT.
    86 12 First round ties in the Mangold B. P.'t r ingles championship tournament will be played at f he Party's court as follows: Saturday: Yeo Swce Kwang v. Chua Leng Seah. Tar C.'iong Liat v. Koh Mui Locng. Itn Kim Song v. Yeo Swet Vhong. Chua Long Yang v.
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    AMICABLE A.A.
    52 12 The eighth monthly ccinmittec mcc Ing of the Amicable AthL'ic Association will b- hi id tu-niglr at p.m. ftt the A scr.ation's premv:? u-b. uppat Rankin Street. Several very hnpmlanl itenu are intluckd in tho i.gend:i for iMnuialuuu: M-rrhc-r; of 1 the commit'ee should ir.ckr S| a point
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    GLAD TO GET HOME.
    35 12 England Team Returns Fit And Happy. Thf London. May 6 tnSMr?:?; te£U arrlved back f r°ni Australia to-night Ir king fit and happy and glad to rejoin their families -router Wireless.
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    65 12 i,,™ S L team V Merchants on Sunday at JO.JO a.m. in the tournament at th° SCC Dr. H. O. Hopkins, Mr. Justice N. H P Whitley, R. s. Tufnell. A. Inglis. J. E. Jeans Dr. J. M. A. Lowson. A. E. G. Blades, A G Cooke, H. B. Sym,
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    LOWTHER GRANT CUP.
    200 12 Annual Army And Navy Contest. BOXING. i The annual inter-services contest for the Lowther Grant Cup. between teams from th? Royal Nay.v and Army, will lake place at theMoonlight Hall, New World, on Monday, June 5, commencing at 9 p.m. j 'Ihe Navy will be represented by
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    BADMINTON.
    150 12 Wah Cheng E. P. team v. the Wah Tuck School on Sunday at the lat er's premises. 49, Neil Road at noon. Tan Chonp Ben?. Lfcn Eng Seng, Yeo Cheng Hai. Bah Teor»g HO3 md Tan Kin: Xeow. Dstervea: Kwa lien toe and lan Boon Pin. Playerr, are request
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    T.A. EPWORTH LEAGUE.
    51 12 PING-PONG. Telok Ayer Epworth League team v. the Wei Yang Athletic Party on Saturday at 3.30 p.m. at ihe TelOK Ayer Church social haii. 118, Telok Ayer Street: Leo Teck Hock. Chew Keow Chin, lan Wee Hong. Khoo Eng Soon. Lee Ban Che-. Reserve: Mr So Swee
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    County Cricket Sensations: Sandham Hit Over The Heart.
    498 12 GLAMORGAN BEAT NOTTS. Larwood Bowls. NORTH ant;; v/., WEST IND] WS. Reuter. 'ihe County crick t season earnest on Saturday, when cliampionship nrwsnrt Itlon i There was seme sensa notable batting and b0w...: Notts had to admit di U y first innings
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
    102 13 [O'if readers arc invited M write to us on subjects of public interest. It mnnt be under- i that the "Malaya Tribune" docs not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by corres- r i'• 'its. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double
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    Cracker Firing.
    784 13 7 c Edi'nr. "Malaya Tribune.") I:i I CSC thi -ate Mr. G. T. Hare. a l:ed my father, a good friend of H;uv.. if h «my father) c«.uld show Chinese book which rave reasons ti. Chinese burned crackers to receive i;; tilt' N '.V i iI. her produced
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    Life And Disability Insurance.
    248 13 To tlic Editor, -Malaya Tribune."/ Six. —The series of informative articles ably contributed by your Chinese correspondent. Mr. Tan Tiam Kee. were both interesting and educative, and his short letter dated April 17 was as white as a sheet of canvas. I am afraid that your
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    Kuala Pilah Water Charges.
    328 13 (To tht Editor, -Malaya Tribune") Sir, —If a rule is in existence where revenueis concerned, it ought to be one that either the Government or the public are not sufferers. And if that rule affects either the Government or the public, it must be altered, revised
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    COMPLAINANT PAYS.
    135 13 Alleged Intimidation Case. Sadullah Knan alias Syed Saadullaii Eltirnnzi. a well-known member of the Muslim community, was charged with criminal intimidation, at the instance of Syed Hassan bin M< named Alsagoff. and again appeared before the District Judge (Mr. H. A. Ferrer) yesterday. Mr. F. A. Briggs. for
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    DANGER OF FASCISM.
    129 13 Must Be Dealt With Now. Reuter Wireless. London. May 6. Strong denunciation of any form of dictator.rup was tin k ynote of the speeches delivermon Lh gP rderly Sunday" de-» mon ration at Hyde Park this afternoon. fr naS :,U nded thousands of people 'rTcanJS.* 3 Cf
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    WHOSE PEN?
    93 13 Chinese Remanded For Sentence. Alleged to have been in fraudulent possession a P«'ker fountain pen. a Chinese. Yoh Cm l 3 Hong, appeared before the Second Magi' hate .Mr. A W. Hay) yesterday. He vaa arresud on May 5 and taken to the Detective Btatltn where he wa-
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    61 13 Sequel To Quarrel At Naval Base. Gcpal Athary. «aj Indian coolie, who was charged at the Singapore Assizes with havhv: committed the murder of a fellow coolie at the Naval Base OOOUe li es. wa« fcund guilty by a majority verdict of ;ix tc one yesterday. before MX.
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    F.M.S. APPOINTMENTS.
    182 13 Km foßovtaig arfditUiifata are notified in the f.m.s. QoYcrnraent Gazette: afseen A. E. Rambaiu and R G. H. V/ihhaw to be '•fficiai ownban of the ItejUi Iteairaarai Kcraja'an (State Council- of Negri Sem'oilan Mcaan. W. H. Elkins C.8.E.. and A. Allan tC be Divisional Superintendents, Transportation Department. F.M.S
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    JUST, WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    75 14 CHINA MERCHANTS. Mortgage On Wharves Cancelled. Shanghai, May 9. M;*. C. S. Lieu, General Minager of the Chin?, Merchants Steam Navigation Co., and the China Trading Co. have signed an agreement cancelling the mortgage held by the latter "rmcanv on the prope~ty
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    ARRIVALS.
    91 14 "Tinom.o." Dut., 1,525 tens, from B-l:wan-D.'Ii 10-5: for Balawan-Deli 12-5. "Albert Sarraut," French, 1.131 tons, frcm Te. Priok 10-5; fcr Saigcn, date uncertain. ■Scot. H'rley," Brit., 193 tons, from S anten 1C-5; for Anamba and Nat-ra islands 13-5. '•Maros," Dut., 363 tens, from Indiagiri 10-5; for Indragiri 12-5. R~nciii,
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    125 14 Singapore. Ma- 10 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). A*las Maiu 22: Rajula 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3» Ranchi 13: Mail Burl 16: Nteuaf Holland 9; Hawaii Maru 6. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3t. ABpcti 32: Khandalla 35: Raby Castb .17. Empire Dock (Entrance
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    HAGUE COURT.
    37 14 Reuter Wireless. Washinf 'i May C. The Preoident has designateo Mr. Mauley Hudson, proiessor of law at Hanard University, as United St. tes member of the Permrnent Ccurt of International Ju-tiee at The Hague.—Router Wireless.
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    53 14 from Eatavia and Paknibang by aeroI f..-..l ;s ixpccted ht the- Ger.etai rest Ofnhv. C!a£Upcre< a* 530 p.m. to-day. From China by the "Ali&ore," dns Sing.'.- peri 5 p.m. to-day. I. a Bui -pr (London mails despatched or, A.:::! M), oy tie "Kaisar-I-Hind." dm at tt.:xnj at
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    MONEY MARKET
    196 14 SELLING. Singapore, May 10. London, 4 months* sight 2'A 132 London. 3 mcnths' .«ight 2 1 London, 60 days" sight 2j3 31 32 Leaden, 30 days' sight 2 3 15 Hi London, demand 2 3 29 32 London, T.T. 2 3 T s Lyons and Paris, demand 980
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    PRODUCE.
    205 14 Singapore, May 10. It (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $112 K. iSiam > VV. Coast 2 $106 Rice. B. Siam N. 1 »114 ft] c. 3. Siam N. 2 Sill Rftee, Siam "O'd" per koyan No. 1 $173 Rice. Siam "OUT No. 2 $154 Rice, Siam Old"
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    DID YOU KNOW ....
    1175 14 DID YOU KNOW THAT Jupiter is a liquid l»ianet <By Cur Scientific Correspondent j Apart from th: sun itself, by far th? largest of th? h aven'y bodies comprising cur solar sy em k. ths planet Jupiter. Although a ra'hcr hazy obj ct <L seems to b: p.'.petuahy cb eared
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    AMUSEMENTS
    120 14 Alhair.ji—Zj\id Main is in The Croone.. Capiici.—Warren WiiUan: and UU Damita la "Tne Match King. Empire.--• HuccUl'." :*a ining Raoaao N arro. Great Wculd. —Side toOtta, paaar maiam, Malay opeia, Urinees aayacga, siitta ana talking him:. «S*y Talkie: G.'i-Rich-Qi:.ck V/alhngfcid. 1 Sar Tahci. "Lawful L; re ay Mar'bciough.— Fi:e
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    NEW HAIR FASHIONS.
    128 14 One Side Short And The Other Long. Nice. "Lop-sided" fashions which have L en the vogue on the Riviera thu seaso.i fcr rm-'S clothes have now been spread to liaii' J latest method of hair dressing is to h;*.ve hair long on one side and short cn
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    THE £2 "HOUSE."
    72 14 Istanbul. April 7. A slum of an unusual "developed" at Ankara, in the ihe buck-wall of the Groat National A>.-< r.v b and the Hakinhy; li Mil] re P The houses, which arc aboil are made of rusty petrol tins Oiled These tins, laid one over the
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      177 14 "FEIST" HAWAIIAN GUITAR j J.-each Post Free. I I mmm T M A music house, j IG7. Selrgie Roacl. j 1 7 UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF J MAJOR-GENERAL L. C. L. OLDFIELD, C.8., C.M.G., D.S.O. j j A Singapore Poultry Shwv I I will be held at i THE
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      343 14 [postal intelligent SINGAPORE MAILS CL6sE. TO-DAY. Eanka Island. Pladjoo and Palembang «Thedensi 3pm Southern and Western India (Rajala) 3 p.m. l.u' -China (Albert Sarraut) 3 p.in ;:ido-China and HokDU (Cap S f Jacques) 4 p.m N ith. N.-East and N.-West Sumatra, Siam, Bu ma, India. Iraq, Palestine, Egypt, East and
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      285 14 DIARY Of Tti j DAY WHAT'S ON Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY MAY High Tid-s—11.01 a.m.. 10.35 Rotary Luncheon, Adciphi B tel Golf: Andrew Cuirie Cup, League Football: Div. II. Chi qums. Anson Bead. Lawn Tennis: BdCJLC. Tournament irur S.R.C. Tournament, BJLC. Billiards Championship. New w Police Band. Tekk
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    THINKING IS HARD WORK
    75 15 Brain Uses Up A Great Deal Of Energy. Itorrtreit iu.-t as much hard work as laplefc and shovel, in the opinion v Cobb, of Boston, who addressed an College ol Physicians in conI rd-Uunktng brain, he declared, used (asl h a hard-working muscle. This I the
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    OPIUM TRADE.
    122 15 (;really Decreased Output From Turkey. Istanbul. f-v. f ra" opium from Turkey decreasrr: frum lb in 1931 to 453,200 lb. in 1932. ri;f bulk the opium is sent to Marseilles, j where it re-exported, mainly to Japan. I, iitlv the production of opium in Turkey 1.. b< (irastically
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    SMALL BUS TRAILED.
    308 15 y Possession Of Arms Charge. Prosecuted ou charges cf geing armed ir ms H C H ChinC C f Und before t h District Judge (Mr. H. A. Ferrer) on Monday According to the evidence of a witness the accused were on their way to commit a
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    ALLEGED FEUD.
    247 15 What Happened After An Arab Function. Some weeks ago an Arab named A. W. Aljeiany, the cdi or of an Arab newspaper called the "Al Houda" and a member of the Shaikh party of his community was the complainant in an assault cas? in which Alwl Alsiree. a
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    THE NAZI AGAINST THE JEW.
    15 15 Arreted foreign Jews being tarried away m cars in Berlin.
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    LEOPARD ATTACKS CAR.
    157 15 Motorist's .Adventure In The Congo. Nairobi. There is a leopard in the Bunla district f mcton' fs CCnS Wh b?a: 3 a Rrudsc A well-known Flinch resident. M. Lapierre, tells if a strar.ge encounter with the animal Motoring one night through the bush from nc ticed the
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    GIFT TO FARMERS.
    147 15 Palestine Government Cancels £100,000 Debts. Jerusalem. Substantial remissions of a:>i folttum] loan, tithes and land-tax arrears, which had accrued before 1930. have just been announced here as a step taken by the High Commissioner. Lieut. General Sir Arthur Wauchope. as a measure of relief to farmers. Bad.
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    PHILATELIST DEAD.
    461 15 SINGAPORE MARKET. Details Of Current Prices. Singapore. May 5. MEAT. Bpef. steak I round), kati 35 Beef, stew or curry, kati 30 Pork. Iran, kati 42 roik. lean end fat (Ist quality), kati 34 Mutton. Australian, lb. 35 Fowl, kati 40 Bens (locally reared*, kati 40 Ducks, each 70 Pigeon,
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    SINGAPORE MARKET.
    124 15 PHILATELIST DEAD. Owner Of Million Dollar Collection. Miami <Fla.). Mr. Arthu- Hindi, the eminent philatelist, ha- died here at the age of 77. Mr. Kinds was a native of Bradford, England, and was a textile manufacturer. He had been for some time resident fan Utica. New York. He was the
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      114 15 1 LESS THAN $1,000 MORRIS MINOR TWO SEATER PRICE $995 EX WORKS SINGAPORE THE MORRIS ~|o«n»naaw TWO-SEATER illustrated MALAYAN below is the Lowest priced MOTOR/ ear in Malaya. There is V- LIMITED 0 no other new car in the PMONL 5J6 country which sells al such a remarkahle price. g
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      230 15 Relieves Itching Skin Eruptions I Ugly pimples, eczema, boils, so unsightly and painful—if neglected, may spread rapidly and cause serious poisoning. Apply soothing Absorbine Jr. promptly. It penetrates deeply, takes out the soreness, and kills the poisonous germs. Then healing begins, ugly skin blemishes disappear and the fear of infection
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    ASSAULT ON OLD MAN.
    1096 16 ''Priests' 1 Who Poisoned A Family. MUAR ASSIZES. From Ovr Onn Correspondent.) Muar, May 7 IWE ciiniinal sessions of the Muar Asstse* opened this morning before Mr. JueUei Richard Winiamron, all civil matters ha vim been dealt with on the day before. Saudi bin Hassan, a
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      136 16 uL TO POSTUM TWICE A DAY. ALL HE MEEDS l\j often easy for clever wives to reform grumpy husbands. Many V enronic grouches come from tired I >l nerves, and tired nerves arc oltcn A Ik caused by such a simple-thing as too y l'\ much tea. Not that it's
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      285 16 BACKACHE NOT br E TO AGE. Many people- think that back b that cOmes natural'v with this woman cf 71 prove that •T suffered, fcr long .he writes, "but put, it down -t?S? Reading your announica,'; try Kruschen Salts. I havi f-me lime and have round fct thcUght you would
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      665 16 CLUB DIARY. (There at* numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest I will still be included in
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    MALAYANS AT HOME.
    796 17 SNOWSTORM AFTER SIMMER. fcnglish Weather. Un Our Own Correspondent. > LondCß, April 2C. LotMftCU actually exd .i heavy raovatorai this week? And |b balmiest and most sunny beei known in England for Hi i ly. the English climate is ith sheer cussedness. No to ncr oui topees
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    THE LATEST AIRSHIP DISASTERS.
    50 17 The iipper picture shows the French SnTo" kY'k" near Saint Nazaire. The picture blw u 1 recently was wrecked Navy Airship -J. 3" which wis 1 sh ws the wr eck of the American h W a 2 k^ rj Rged when relieving the giant airship
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    "PURE" BOOKS ONLY.
    84 17 New Prussian Fight Against The Obsccne. Berlin. March 31. A new and fiercer war against all "obscene pictures and literature has been begun by the Piussian Ministry of the Interior. Book-shops, newspaper-kicsks and public libraries will in future be strictly watched. Berlin Police Headquatcrs are charged with
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    SIX-SHOOTERS RETURN.
    92 17 Precautions In The Wild West. Denver (Colorado). Six-shooters have become once more part A me ccslume of the well-dressed man and lb servants in the old mininlg capital of the Vild West as a result of the rccent kidr.aopin? Charles BcettSher. the 31-ycar-old. heir to millions. i-ii.> taking
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    CYPRUS GANGSTERS.
    108 17 Racket On Manufacturer Fails. Lamaca (Cyprus), Cyprus ii the latest country to fall a victim to the methods of the Chicago "racketeer." Emboldened by the tales of huge sums wrung from business men in America in return for gangsters' "protection." a gang of blackmailers sent a wealthy cigarette
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    SECRET AIR BASE.
    98 17 Categorical Denial By The Japanese. J.un'IT 11 dCni WtaK Planning the establishment of i u m ,he Dutch E«s- Indies i* issued by the Japanese Embassy It is added that Mr. Mateuoka was sent to Jamn a a 0r thl h i l0 purp0se of representing Japan
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    SOUTH CHINA AFFAIRS.
    253 17 Hankow-Canton Service: Trial Flight rHongfcODf, May a^SS^t a pilot of China Aviatl Harwfw S m ye 3a >- at Cai Iron, w0,2l PlanC n a trial fii ht with the Th tnal r J Ung 3 service, for mU *****<Xy- He leaves Chan Kwei Liang. Commander of
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    WOMAN SMUGGLER.
    87 17 Heavy Fine Or Long Term In Prison. Leong Ah Yeow a decently dressed Cantonese womarv appeared before the District Judge A Forrcr) this morning to receive sentence cn a charge of possession of nonGovernment chandu. Mr. Rickard. of the Monopolies Dept. stated that the accused was a passenger
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    BAND CONCERT.
    69 17 The Band of th e S.S. Police will play the f Mowing programme, whether permitting, at Telok Aper r-day. commencing at 5.15 p m Selection, "Cha Chin Chow.- Norton; Hmuoresque. "Three Blind Mice." Lotter: "The Irish Patrol." Pwamer; Overture. "The Magic Flute," Mozart: rhe GJden Waltz." Winter. "A
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    C. E. RAILWAY.
    63 17 Dr. W. W. Yen To Notify Soviet Government. Nanking. 'May 9. The Waichiaopu (Chinese Foreign Office) has instructed Dr. w w Yen tfte Minister in Moscow, to notify the Soviet Government that China would not recognise any action taken by the Soviet with regard to the Chinese
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      11 17 R i vents:— The Borneo Company Ltd., Singapore Branches. apjj. j.
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      474 17 Children Used to Cry Day and Night Healed by Cuticura My three children were troubled with j a breaking out that first started on their oucka and from there spread to their heads an J beCBBDi r;i atly inflamed. It was of a wet nature aftd thty could not sleep
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      667 17 EMPIRE RADIO TONIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA (INCLUDING BURMA, CEYLON, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADENt. From The Empire Transmitter, Daventry, 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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      119 17 IP? AP9lL.~"i933| 23'30 mgn T'io !7-24-:y-£?o_n >«4 ii [iStzs] pBfoiao 27 tf^aW |7'l4 21 |S« Monday Morning Every Day. Many people have* lhat Mondav morning feeling evtry day. They always feel sluggish, prcrsvc? and only half-well. This is because their Interna 1 organ* are never entirely fne from wa.te matter.
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    Malayan Riflemen Support Open Meeting.
    598 18 MARKSMEN MEET IN MUAR. Annual Open Competition A Success. (Frcyn Our Own Correspondent.) Muar, May y. Fine weather favoured the seventh annual rifle meeting of the Muar R. C. on the Bukit Trch Range to-day. The entries <45,> were good considering the times, there being
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    HISTORIC HOTEL.
    234 18 To Be Sold For Three Million Francs. Paris. The historic Hotel Dcs Reservoirs at Versailles hau closed Itl doors and is shortly to bo sold the price asked, it :s understood, being in the neighbourhood of three million francs abou', £34,883 at present rat3S). It is understood that
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    U.S. LEAGUES.
    198 18 Progress Interrupted By Rain. BASEBALL. New York, May 7. The following are the results in the National pnd American Leagues: NATIONAL LEAGUE. R. H. E. Chicago 18 0 Bosl~n 2 0 0 Eleven innings were playtd). Cincinnati 8 8 0 New York 5 7 3 < Grantham (R.d?)
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    LATEST RESULTS.
    233 18 National And American Leagues. New York. May 8. Latest results in the National and American Leagues are as follows: NATIONAL LEAGUE. Chicago 11 15 2 Boston 2 8 1 Stephen-on and Ilartnett scored home ruiu for Chicago. Chicago 5 7 0 Boston 2 9 0 I* Hernial: and
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    SHORT OF LABOUR.
    99 18 Palestine Mobilising Youth For Work. Jerusalem. All school-children over the age of 16 are being mobilized to meet the acute shortage of labour, according to the Jewish Telegraphic Agency. The children are to be sent to work all over the country. Principals of schools have been informed
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    MISS STAMMERS WINS.
    661 18 Surrey Championship Tournament. LAWN TENNIS. London, April 20. j Miss Kathleen Stammers has done it again. This robust hard-hitting girl of eighteen has for tlie sec e nd year in succession won the Surrey Hard Court championships. It is jur.t twelve months since this Young player first
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    YACHTING. VAN SCHREVEN tip FOR TARBKT.
    867 18 The Hoops Remembrance Trophy Race. As expected the RS.VC A Race for the V n Schreun Cup pi d £T a duel between Tarbet and v m va not finally decided until the i n !iomf Kilat. the \Uhi weather mtCnj he ard Ixing
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      546 18 i JOHNSON OUTBOARD I For outboard Mooring JOHNSOn'SEA-HORSE. > Fishing, Swimming, Cruising, -j Delightful Picnics, etc. BI HfIMM W V ru-t il. takes the j Xl 1 RELIABLE JOHNSON Lvkl BP comfortably k w Vnf und r' l :lsi:rt> E BORNEO CO., LTD. f yfl If iI J if/ 1«
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      180 18 j SLENDER, YOUNG. AND FULL OF GR\CE BY MEANS OF LEANOGIN M« DRAGEES j In the Leanogin-Dragees according to Dr j Weiss has been produced for the first time an JmmW It activated Hormon-Preparation on scien-ific basis, which efficaciously fights the caus-s IB obejty. l ano-ln-D: agees contain the nee
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    THE LEAGUE AND PROSTITUTION.
    1931 19 I Efforts Of Poverty. I .me houses of^ [I FAME. Geneva. April 13. m Dj has asked the League j to Greece a delegation H 1 into the linanH countryIs of opinion that undertaken as soon the delegation and the bat n determined. •.;nr.:nation of the
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    STRANGE ITEMS IN THE NEWS.
    298 19 Kiss-Proof Dolls. A COW WITH TWO BRAINS. SOME of the strange items in the world"? news A torpedo which cost £2.500 was fired during prrctice off Melbourne by H.M.S. "Australia"— and has never been seen since. It is believed to have sunk in fifty fathoms
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    TOWNS INCORPORATED.
    181 19 "House Of Culture" For Rebuilt Stalingrad. Moscow. The new project for re-planning Stalingrac b completed. Under the new plan the city, which stretches for 21 miles along the bam: of the Volga, will be divided into four indelenl U ns. the Metallists' town, the Central City, the Chemists'
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    400 YEARS TOO LATE!
    98 19 Mayor "Dissolves'* The Council Of Trent. Madrid. A youth and a girl went to the mayor of the httle Andalusian village of Andujar, and told him that the priest would not marry them because they were cousins. The priest had told them that the marriage of
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      360 19 CRAVEMA CORK TIPPED VIRGINIA CIGARETTES are LONDON made connoisseur's cigars come from his Cigarettes are made in London s*\!Z** n traditional place of origin ot" rhe World's "A** B finest Virginia Cigarettes and, fittingly, the A*m\\ Of all the Tobacco Factories in London none |fc i>. so modern in design
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