Malaya Tribune, 15 May 1933

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    36 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol. XX.- -N* 113 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MAY 15, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, May 15, 1933. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MAY 15, 1933
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      110 1 H POWDERED MILK NO ICE IS NEEDED TO KEEP THIS MILK ■taX FRESH—VACUUM PACKED IT COMES TO YOU IN PERFECT CONDITION. A PRODUCT OF CANADA j Obtainable at all Leading Provision Stores -L*ETZ BROS. Co. j? y j The new •hewcrd j\. U S T M !N" Thfc car has
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      203 1 A. FLINTER 6, Raffles Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds and Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market prices. Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates. I HEALTH a fe t V# A
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    STILL HAS GREAT FAITH IN AIRSHIPS.
    414 2 LESSONS OF U. S. DISASTER. NOTHING WRONG WITH CONSTRUCTION OF AKRON." Berlin. "Disaster cannot deter me. I still believe in airships. With these words, Dr. Eckener, commander of the Graf Zeppelin, affirmed to interviewers his faith in his great craft, despite the tragic loss
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    AMERICA'S DOLLAR.
    325 2 Exchange A Stimulant To Ocean Trade. THE improvement in the exchange rate cf the American dollar, although it has net yet be:n reflected in trans-Pacific trade. wi:l undoubtedly stimulate the importation into China of commodities made in the United States, it was apparent after a survey of Shanghai
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    HITLER'S PURGE OF CIVIL SERVICE.
    374 2 Harsh Treatment Of Opponents. Berlin. April 8. Now drastic measures affecting the status of civil servants in Germany—a vast proportion of the population—came into fore? to-day by the aid of Hitler's empowering Bill Their aim is given as the "reconstruction of tne national class cf
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    QUARREL OVER WAITRESSES.
    973 2 Alleged Murder. GANG FIGHTS IN SINGAPORE. AVERY protracted case is b2ing heard at the Assizes before Mr. Justice Mills und special jury. There are 30 c* f&r the Crown and the case, first begun to be heard on Wednesday and continued on Thursday and yesterday, is net
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      180 2 nM m a wonderful engine H that needs the right fuel to Unction efficiently. Every hour, every minute of the day and night, your body «V A rad,ateS enerffy foree vilalit > Awake or asleep, actively X JlT\ f m °V nS r passively at ea^«a ceaseless demand is beincr
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      44 2 After middle age men divide into two classes, the Dependent and th<> Independent. Your position is deter mined not by what you have earned but by the amount you have saved. The easiest way to save is to consult the Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.
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      306 2 WHITE AWAY S HAVE RECEIVE? SHIPMENTS OF NEW SEASON GOODS AT TO-DAY'S LOWEST PRICES isP^ 5 /©Sir new r' y wSBk BAS,C 1i VALUES MEN'S WRIST WATCHES. A > Chrcmium plated cases, luminous dials j MEN'S SOCKS. leliable timekeepers. I All pure wool, fancy »asic Value $5.00 each. tquare eloigns
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING “Shou Boat” And Ottawa.
    135 3 i '.'»'lWl to the controversy that has raged over the operation of the preferential there has, perhaps, been an inclination > c Ottawa Agreement merely as a itj :.nci to ever look entirely its deepei infinitely more important significance, rential duties
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    Feeding Ourselves.
    126 3 ii neitl by fuily self-supporting \y ristuffs-certainly not resident! —but people are that they are v.or entirely lies ::nport.d ai great expense n tries Malayan tea and nan sale in many shops that WE can remember be i btaired in the Kuala Rk a cheap and easily babrf
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    Not Good Enough.
    186 3 U FTER years cf procrastination and in view of the now well-established Dutch service, if was hoped that the authorities at Home wculd have Something equal to. if not better than "the facilities offered by the Dutch Airways. Apparently not. We cannot see our Dutch competitors ksing
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    Octopus Grip Of K.L.
    127 3 IN regard to those big Departments at Kuala Lumpur, it seemed to us that each head strove to enhance his own importance, and BO hi-, increase in salary in due course, by cutrivallin 3 all other heads of Departments by the size of his Own Department.
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    PORTER FATALLY STABBED.
    1132 3 Death From Lightning. ELEPHANT KILLS A SQUATTER. JOHORE NEWS. 'From Our Own Correspondent/) Johore. May 13. As the result of a quarrel about money matters, it Is allegea. on ;he platform of the railway station at Kempas, on the evening of April 10. Ramasamy. an F.M.S. Railway
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    EXPERIMENT IN HOME RULE.
    884 3 A Worthy Leader. THE CATALONIAN OUTLOOK. How nttie Barcelona seems to have changed! SLSS* aVe Passed since 1 sto °d with i n £23? Ot S CTS in the great ntral and pubhc Proclamacion of the Spanish Reri Cf then /ncrmous majority, ybe Cataloman people have
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      73 3 FEIST HAWAIIAN GUITAR I Each containing 15 latest Seng Kits brilliantly iTjW arranged for Hawaiian Guitar with Guitar act I■, I* companiment. J i M jM 32.-each Post Free. T. M. A. MUSIC HOUSE, J 167, Selegie Road. jQ9 1933. ..HEAR THIS NEW RUMBA... {LA CACHrMBA DO SAN JUAN. LA
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      308 3 lUNDERI UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF MAJOR-GENERAL L C. L. OLDFIELD, C.8., C.M.G., D.S.O. j A Singapore Poultry Show j will be held at THE NEW WORLD I MAY 19th to 27th, 1933 AND J UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS A Combination of
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    Shipping News & Notices. FISH AND THEIR HABITS.
    725 4 Shipping News Notices. FISH AND THEIR HABITS. Mr. Boulenger Explains In Interview. DET3P sea fishing has been made, it seems, a less uncertain enterprise by a Marconi invention, the echometer, which is recording today on over three hundred British trawlers the depth of water in which the fishing is taking
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    FIRES ON SHIPBOARD.
    140 4 Brazilian Engineer's Discovery And Claim. Sao Paulo, April 7. The discovery of a beam which emanates from electrical apparatus, and which can cause fires and explosions, is claimed by a Brazilian engineer, Dr. Pinto. Unknown to the electrical operators, this beam is said to be able to
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    REPORTS OF PIRACIES.
    117 4 New Regulations For Private Distress Messages. The Harbour Office at Hongkong have issued the following notice to mariners in connection with private piracy signals: If a vessel in distress sends a message asking for assistance as a private message bearing a specific address, and no general distress
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    WEEK-END CRUISES.
    330 4 Ulster Imperial Line Innovation. THE "Journal of Commerce and Shipping Telegraph" learns that ;he Ulster Imperial Line (Belfast Steamship Co., Ltd proposes to introduce an interesting innovation during this summer by sending one of their popular motorships on a series of weekend cruises from Liverpool to the Scottish
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    NEW DRY DOCK.
    246 4 Hull To Purchase Earle's Shipyard. The Hull City Council pa c sed a resolution that, subject to satisfactory terms being arranged with the vendors, arrangements be made for Earle's shijnard, with or without machinery and plant, to be acquired by the 1 Corporation, and that a committee
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    FIREPROOF FRENCH LINER.
    60 4 Paris, April ii. A fireproof ship is to carry H. Herriot across th( Atlantic. The "lie de France" has spent four months in dock, and her fittings have been rendered fireproof and innumerable fire hydrants provided. There are two fire brigades on board, and the wireless cabin
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    CAPTAIN FINED.
    439 4 Breach Of Quarantine Regulations. CAPTAIN G. W. Yardley. master of the "President Lincoln" appeared at the Marine Court, Hongkong, before Commander Newill on May 2, charged with committing breaches of the quarantine regulations. The charges alleged that being master of a "suspected vessel," he communicated with the shore
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    WHEAT AND WOOL.
    214 4 Shipping Activity At Port Of Vancouver. Shipping activity at the port of Vancouver 8.C.. for th? month of February was in lino with the heavy grain movement out of the port during the month, and the registered tonnage of deep sea vessels inward and outward was well
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    LONG SERVICE IN SAIL.
    206 4 The Old-timers Not Yet Extinct London, March 28. ALTHOUGH to the casual onlooker it would seem that the days of sail have almost completely subsided into the past, it is remarkable Low many officers there are still in the prime of life in active service at
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    OPPOSITION WITHDRAWN.
    234 4 Leith And Dunbar Provisional Orders. The Clyde Navigation Trustees have withdrawn their opposition to the Provisional Orders promoted by th* Leith Dock Commissioners and Dunbar Karb'ur Trustee?. This intimation was made at the monthly meeting of the Trustees in Glasgow. The objection tq ;he Leith Ord"" was laken
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    LOSS OF TRAWLER.
    143 4 Board Of Trade Inquiry Finding. Judgment was given on April 7 by th? Hull Stipendiary Magi;'iate. Mr. J. R. Macdonald, in the Board of Trade inquiry into the loss off the Northern Coast of Iceland on January 19. of the Hull steam trawler "St. Honorius." The Court
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      433 4 BTEAMER SAILINGS. pT&o. British india AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated In England.) MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LONDON and PAS FAST MAIL SERVICE. t Under Contract with His Majesty's Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON. For China and Japan. Due Tonnage. Singapore. 1933. Mantua 11.000 May 26 Somali
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      220 4 mLLOYD TRIESTINO -> (Incorporated in Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA Calling at Penan*, Colombo, Bombay, Calling at Colombo, Bombay Suez Port Karachi, Aden Massowah, Suez, Port Said, Brindisi, Venice and Trieste Sald> BrindisL Venice and Trieste. 1 T mv CARIGNANO in port May 15 J^
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      187 4 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LJNIE Deutsch I I Australlsche GesclLschaft (Companies Incorporated in Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933 t m.s. LEVERKUSEN, via Manila May 16 m.s. ERMLAND, via Manila May 29 t m.s. BURGENLAND, via Manila June 12 m.s. RHEINLAND, via Manila June 26 t m.s. KULMERLAND, via
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      556 4 STEAMER SAILINGS, NoRDDEDt scheh (Incorporated v Oermanv). The undcrnoted are the Company* tntcadej fixtures:— OUTWARDS. I*sl. s.s. "SAARBRUCKEN" for Its li'kong. S'hai, N. China Jap m.s. "HAVEL" for Manila, Hongkong, S'hai, Japan and N. China HOMEWARDS. -031 m.s. "FULDA" for Genoa, Barer I, Casablanca, Rotterdam, Hamburg Bremen U» 19 t
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    377 5 Mining Shares. m I Monday, 11 a.m. are quotations are issued xchange and stock Buyers -rs. X unbani Tin 24 0 26 20 21 norn D In 136 146 0 95 I.OC Mf. 169 Padang 0.10 0.15 ria 0.42 M 0.47 >4 imi iiu o>9 li- norn
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    220 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. TIN AND RUBBER PRICES LOWER. Slight Set-Back In New York. (By Our Financial Correspondentj Singapore. Monday. I*l6B. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 9 I 1G cts., j, down 3 10 ct. Tin (Singapore), $100%, down Saturday's Prices:— London Rubber, 2 31 32d., unchanged. Market Tone:
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    42 5 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London Spot: 2 31 32d. New Yoik: 5 <G cert". Singapore: 9 3 16 —9 5 16 cents. T71M London Spot: £137 :2s. 6d. (Unchanged) London 3 months: 5s. (Unchanged). Singapore: $100.25. COPRA. Sundried $3.80 Mixed $3.55
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    STOCK EXCHANGE BRIGHTER.
    294 5 Big Oil Companies' Dividends. Reuter Wireless. London. May 12. In ihr absence of any allotments to-day for the 2'j per tent. Conversion Loan, giltedged securities were depressed, while mcs'. other sectioas of the stocks markets were less settled and quieter owing to the difficulties of the disarmament
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    TINNED PINEAPPLES.
    60 5 During the week ended May 6 exports from Malayan ports amounted to 62,487 cases, of which 52.685 cases were to the United Kingdom. 4.620 cases to the Continent of Europe. 3,474 cases to Canada and cases elsewhere. Total exports for the .vriod. Jan. 1 to May I were
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    TOBACCO IN MALAYA.
    198 5 Will The Government Help? vJ h a l mu^ i rUt a Y' i r S, ?T 2*2 Association- mSe U Ste!° h ft Pri,f tm rubber, more Merest is being taken in the grovrfne r sultry£ inCreaS 111 '-"a: andthe v 2*s*° iv Johor». oavabi b
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    JOHAN TIN DREDGING.
    677 5 Reduced Profit. NO DIVIDEND AT THE MOMENT. Ipoh, Saturday I he annual general meeting of Julian Tin Saturday lle d &t IP h &t n ■J£i 2: N^ K( mLM Jp «*0 presided, propo ed the adoption of the report and accounts teethe year ending Jan. 31.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    633 5 Rubber Shares. i.meapot*-, Monday. 11 a.m. The following rubber .hare quotations are issued by Praser and Co and I.}all and Evatt: 'save Value. Pra*«r LjeU S Shj.r.a. Co. mut 1 Allenby $0 M $n tilt f,5 a 0.65 1 Alor Gajnh 0.3U 040 040 0.50 IA. Hibm
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      51 5 THE f&Pk SOUTH IteRJ BRITISH y INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. NRE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT KATES. L. O. MARGOLIOUTH. > FUuaywn Green. Manager. THE EASTERN UNITED RANCE CORPORATION. LTD. PIKB, MARINE, MOTOR CAR AND PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE. Ha,, 1 JonN *ON: General Manager. t-c. Mal««ea
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      46 5 WATCH ITGROW.' 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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      223 5 IDLE I MONEY JP LE IS MONEY LOST. YOUR MONEY v?£ l £P» WORK AS HAR,) As YOIT 1)0 0R rr is NgT EARNING ITS KEEP. EVERY DOLLAR THAT M)U DO NOT SPEND CAN BE MADE TO DO A FULL DAY'S WORK J And Money Never Needs a Holiday! ijij
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      303 5 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4. D'.Aur.eida Stnet. Authorised arid Subscribed CMpital r~mju Paid-up-Caplui £i.u.)0,000 Reserve Fund ar.d Reel ajOjMt HEAD OFFICE: LONDON. BKANCHES: B-mbay, Calcutta, Colombo. Karachi, Madras, Amara, Baghdad. Bahrein, Ba.sra. K;rkuli, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and interest allowed at 2% per
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      392 6 I 6.15 ALHAMBRA 9.15 I PARAMGL.NTS sncctaruUr ill Romantic Drama enacted in The jj I Most fume us sporting cenJre o." |j| II the World j|| MADISON SQUARE GARDEN! j With an all-star cast— MARIAN NIXON, THOMAS MEIGHAN, ZASU PITTS, J lEW CODY. j JACK OAK lE. j I OUR
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      340 6 Amuseist ant s ICAP I T O L 6.15 9.15 1 1 j LAST NIGHT of j J The Paramount Production j INSULT» j j Featuring ELIZABETH ALLAN. J j To-Morrow Night! t (FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY). Special Repeat Screening of ERNEST LUBITSCHS brilliant comedy J j "TROUBLE IN PARADISE
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      401 6 1 PAVILION I «is j I LAST NIGHT OF M.-G.-M.'s Brilliant Dramatic Triumph j "The SECRET OF MADAME BLANCHE > with Irene Dunne and LIONEL ATWILL (famous as "Doctor X L in TO-MORROW NIGHT RALPH LYNN in his Latest British and Dominion's Laugh Furor*? "eJUST MY LUCK Trcm the famous
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    NAZIS CAUSE STRIKE.
    426 7 TRADE UNIONS' RESENTMENT. Vienna Snub. Hitler's Man Hooted In London. strike has hern caused in Danzig the Nazi!» occupation of the h>. Irade I nion building Hitler's pic «n.ative in London was hoc ted on i'.mns ai d a Nazi Minister was snubt>fd in Austria .101 KNALIST
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    SIAMESE LOAN.
    56 7 •>' )(a.st By Finance Minister. 'jut Oun Correspondent./ Bangkok. May 14. "iut Sum's first Internal ican ical> a; 4'.. per cent., applications n to-Mviua, will remain opsn ■a- i cr-subsc:ijed <jf Finance broadcast ljst night time. recommending the loan to -jj' cotlsi cieratiDn of all nationals. 1S ,f,
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    145 7 Monday, May 8. Mr P. A. MeElwaine and Mrs. die Hon. Mr. L. Rayman. Mr. A Hay. Wing Commander and Mrs. Mi and Mrs A. E. Thornley Mrs. BL T. Wee, Mr. E. N. C. ;>!>(] Mrs R l. Ebr-r, Mr. and Major and Mrs. D. G. MacLeod.
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    KING'S HEALTH.
    173 7 Rheumatism Yielding To Treatment. Reuter Wireless. London, May 10. rr«HE King will be unable to attend the Royal X Courts this week a', he was been attacked j by rhuematism in the 'eft shoulder, which pre\ents him frcm. wearing uniform. Otherwise His Majrcty is doing the usual dailv
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    PEARL S. BUCK.
    180 7 Woman Writer Resigns From Her Church. New York. May 1. Mrs. Pearl S. Buck. American missionary to China and author of "The Good Earth." Fuhtzer Prize ncvel of 1932, announced today that her resignation from the Presbyterfcui church had been tendered and regretfully accepted, after preliminary conversations
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    WHY CHANG RESIGNED.
    179 7 Adviser's Statement To Press In India. Bombay April 24. Marshal Chang Hsiao-Liang, who was lately in command of the Chinese army in Manchuria, passed, through Bombay en rente f c Italy, where he is proceeding to take rest. Mr w H Donald, principal adviser to he Marshal,
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    AMBULANCE CALLS.
    144 7 Poisoned Girl In Critical Condition. On Sunday at about 6 p.m. a Chinese tzirt W3s removed to hospital in a critical condition from a house in Coleman Street When the ambulance was called the dresser found the o irl unconscious. She was badly burnt about the mouth. She
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    CHANDU SEIZURE.
    65 7 Cleverly Concealed Tn Brickwork. A iarge seizure of non-Government chandu was made ry a party of Revenue Officers on Friday. Whilst searching for contraband on a vessel which had arrived from China ports, the officers' suspicions were aroused when they came upon a mass oi brickwork. Breaking this
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    KREUGER FRAUD.
    41 7 Brother-In-Law Of Dead Man Sentenced. Reuter Wireless. Stockholm. May 10. Nils Ahlstroeni. ex-Managing Director cf the Kreuger Toll Co.. and a bro;her-in-law of 11 c late Ivar Kreuger. has been sentenced to 39months hard labour for fraudulent accountancy.—Reuter Wireless.
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    12 7 The Ang Stong Nien Private School has been struck off the register.
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    SPANISH STRIKE.
    121 7 Electric Railway Wrecked By Bombs. Reuter Wireless. Madrid May 10. THE 48 hours' |_ttenl strike continues but disortforlincss is d:creating. To-day incidents include the explosion of 13 bombs, which wrecked the electric railway neu.Godtllo. train-, bcinr; obliged to return to Valencia, and damage to churches by bomb throwers
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    AT THE CINEMAS. "Madison Square Garden" At Alhambra.
    154 7 Well-known sports figures of the past are be seen in "Madison Square Garden." winch began a -:eason at th: Alhambra last night. They include Jack Johnson. Lou Magnolia and many others, whilst the principal actors are Jack Oakie. William Collier Sr.. Thorn
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    "Insult" At The Capitol.
    94 7 "Insult" a Paramount British jrrodmvon which began a season at the Capitol let nigh., i- a tale of a French Colonial outpost In Morocco, and the principals are Eliza'ceth Allen end Hugh Williams. There is a strong romantic element in this powerful drama of the desert,
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    The Roxy.
    92 7 Many lani MM atari were ih the cast of If 1 had a Million, a Paramount picture, which began season a: v he Roxy last night. Among the galaxy of 'tars are Gary Cooper. Ceorge Raft. Wynne Gibson. Charles Laughton. ack Oakie. Frjnces De. Charlie Ruggks. Attson BKpworth,
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    Jackie Cooper At The Ritz.
    72 7 Jackie Ocoper, Conrad Nntel and Lewis Stone delighted a larrrc aerfnence e>t the Ritz cinema. Geylang la t night, crhen "Divorce in the Family" was shown. A tUeni picture. "Girl Overboard starring v- ary Philbin. and oth-r interesting pictures were also shown. The programme will
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING.
    114 7 Hie marriage was solemnised at the Presbyterian Church. Singapore, on Saturday, of Mr. Leslie M.Orebby, son Mr. and Mrs. J. Grebbv. cf London, to Mis Joyce Alexandra Paeet Yenning, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A Yenning, of ffingnport and Penh. The Rev. Stephen E nid officiated and
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    29 7 untitled Hutching and A. C. Trotter, of th S.S.V F. have been promoted to the rank cf Captain, while Second-Lieut. Mchamed Hi.s&am bin Abdul Halim has been made Lieutenant.
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    DID YOU KNOW....
    916 7 THAT tuning forks are used for timing? (By Our Scientific Correspondent.) At the colossal speeds at which aeroplanes taking part in Schneider Trophy races travel —round about four hundred miles an hour— the stop-watch method of timing is. of course, far too crude. An error of a
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    BRITISH CRITICS OF NAZIS.
    316 7 German Retort. CASE OF IRELAND AND INDIA. London. April 20. >TIHE German Government organ "Volkis- cher Beobachter." discussing British criticisms of Nazi policy, expresses surprise that the House cf Commons should concern itself with the Jewish question in Germany It reminds the British circles concerned we
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    AIR SERVICE.
    157 7 Five-Year Agreement On .Mail T,> Singapore. s mm Officials I .re we extremely reticent o\er n report from Karachi, which is to the effect that a fh -year agreement ha» been concluded whh an Indian company, called the 'India Trens-Continental Airw?ys Company, for the cexriage of air mails
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    CONSUL-GENERAL LEAVES.
    61 7 FtadUlg It necessary, a- tnrdically advised, to recuperate Ms heaiih by a change of air in The Pcnang Hills the Consul-General of Portugal. Singapore (Mr. Hodrigo Guilherme Alves Guerra» left f(r Penan-! with Madame Guerra on Saturday by the "Tpoh." During his ab er.ee. Mr Ansehno Bariclomeu de
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    DESTRUCTIVE TORNADOES.
    32 7 Reuter Wireless. Livingstone (Tennessee). Mai 10. A. iMft 55 people have been killed in Tornadoes which swept Kentucky and Tennessee. A large number of casualties eccurrec In Overton County.—Reuter W.reles.
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    13 7 The Er Woo Amateur Musical and Dramatic Association has been exempted from registration.
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    15 7 A commission as Second-Lieutenant in the Sfe.V.F. has been granted to Mr. H. H. Busheld.
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      309 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED—Shorthand-Typist, only intelligent youth cf good apnearanee and initiative need apply: Box No. 149. co Malaya Tribune. WANTED—Energetic and Respectable Young Ladies of all nationalities as dancing partners In a local Dane? Hall. Please apply personally be.wetn 4 and 6 p.m. any day at the Great World Office.
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      557 7 European Lady wishes to hear of Violin pupils or position in a school. Fees moderate, j Apply Box 148, c|o Malaya Tribune. DISTRICT COURT SALE. VV.S. S. No. 246 of 1933. i u I IN THE CAUSE OP CHEW PI AT CHWI. trader a* C hop Hong Lee, Plaintiff Versus
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    82 8 Mr:-. John Eaptista Lobo and family thank all Glaives, friends and the staffs of Town C.eansing Depts. for their kind attendance at the funeral of th* lat- Jchn Eaptista Lobo and also those who sent wreaths and letters cf condolence. Mrr. Lim Kirn Keat wish s t
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    MALAYAN MATTERS.
    661 8 THE announcement made elsewhere in to-day's issue that the Malaya Tribune is to publish a Sunday paper, commencing with the first issue on May 21, will be read with considerable interest by all who have watched the steady growth of this company during its existence of about twenty
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS.
    606 8 Comments By The Way. THE exodus of labourers, both Chinese and Indian, from Malaya, since the on-set of the slump, has been very considcrabl? and, although warnings have been given as to the serious consequences which would arise from a sudden demand for labour, the authorities
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Kuala Lumpur.
    81 8 A virulent type of distemper has broken out among dogs in Selangor in epidemic form. It is feared the wet weather is to blame. Wesley Sabasingam. aged 14, only son of the Rev. s. S. Manickam, died in the Tanelin Hospital. Kuala Lumpur,
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    Penang.
    78 8 The Mickey Mouse Library Socieiv held debate on Friday night on "Health is better than wealth." A ft Chi n e char^ed «Ttth housebreaking and theft in Burmah Road, has been remanded "n custody till May 19. ,118 ln In a case in which a Chinese is accused of
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    Ipoh.
    87 8 AH the. Perak Schools re-oncn 'Monday, after the Easter holiday* The Sultan of Perak leaves for Singaoor* on Thursday to attend the Singapore r!cT H. E. Sir Cecil Clemenli and party arrived a- Turrpat yesterday morning (Sunday) and proceeded later to Kota Bahru. Mrs. Seward, wife of the of
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    Seremban.
    19 8 lad A lT?nl U T amil WaS toed Malay Sercmban ru,es at t^nu^uu T^man Wn Raja M**«r has
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    Taiping.
    45 8 A report was received on Saturday that an c ta^rrt 1 6 h ad been fou:id is esia.e m the Seiama district By the departure of Mr. H. G. Turner. Msistant Secretary to the Re: idem. Perak loses a keen soccer and hockey player.
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    32 8 The conservancy mcU I ol the Slang Sani- 1001:2 Wt: I o: Kanr. m' marked o, Mira c:»anMTota Too. oi the tame town, at the Choonß Wah Chine... School m*m J
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY
    475 8 "LOOHEk r So a Sa ad a,i Trttmm i; i 0 i "Sun" in your Sunday! A A sixteen page paper too ~,1 selling for only five cents. a\ advertisement on page thirfc this is marching ahead' times with a vengeance! A i Don't forget to Bend
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    47 8 QUARREL OVER WAITRESSES. OB JOHORE NEWS. OH x i EXPERIMENT EM HOME RUIZ, 2HIPPING NEWS. 38 page I win ON MURDER CHLAROK, CLUB DIARY c n page 14 MALAYANS AT ROME, an page 15. rahio prcgramm;:. m pat IS •Muslim A-'fairs, an page IS.
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    Japanese Smashing Through To Peking. ANCIENT CAPITAL TO FALL IN TEN DAYS?
    1041 9 ENORMOUS CASUALTIES ON ALL FRONTS. Threat To British Mines. Chiang Kai Sheks Crack Troops Ready For The Front. Japanese are smashing their way through the Chinese Peiping and Tientsin, and they expect to take both ten days. Meanwhile
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    GANDHI WEAKER.
    32 9 '-Mentally Cheerful As Usual?" Reuter Wireless. Poona, May 12. '«andhi, after a fourMays last, is visibly weaker. Xo complications have arisen and the Mahatma is mentally '-'heeriul as usual.—Reuter \v;^i„„.
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    ARMS CONFERENCE.
    50 9 Geneva, May 13. Owing *o Hr Nadolny's decision to leave for Merlin this evening. Mr. Authur Henderson has decided to adjourn the general disarmament discussion from Monday till Thursday. It is learned that Sir John Simon will probably come to Geneva for the meeting next week. 1. 11
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    TO RECOGNISE THE MANCHUKUO.
    422 9 Soviet's New Proposal. FUTURE OF THE C. E. R. Nanking, May 13. ALL shades of opinion in the capital are most indignant over M. Litvinoff's admission that Russia would be willing to sell the Chinese Eastern Railway, especially as only two days previously M. Karakhan is
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    NAVAL SPY SHOT.
    80 9 Mercy Plea For Woman In The Case. Reuter Wireless. Home, May 10. An under-officer of the Italian Navy was shot to-day following conviction on a charge of grave military espionage. A woman was also sentenced to death in connection with the the case but her execution has
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    COTTON GOODS.
    167 9 New Duties Imposed In Egypt. Reuter. Cairo. May 14. The Council of. Egyp.ian Ministers has approved the modification cf the customs dues on cotton goods. Details are unavailable but it is understood that the dues generally have been increased by 35 per cen f .—Reuter. The following revised
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    SILVER DEBT PAYMENT?
    726 9 GERMANY OFFERS NOTES. Moratorium Certain. Geneva Holds The Key To Success. Reuter. Proposals to pay the debts in silver, or. m the case of Germany, in notes, are not welcomed in America. It is expected that a moratorium on all deb.s w«H be granted if Geneva comes
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    FREE STATE BOUNTIES.
    49 9 Counteracting The British Duties. Reuter. IRISH Dublin. May 15. The Free r.tate Government has decided to extend the bounty system on exports to Britain a".d North IrqJend to number of manufactures, including linen and cotton piece-goods. The bounties have hitherto been confined to agricultural produce —Reuter.
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      422 9 FAMOUS I FOOTBALLER'S TRIBUTE Jp<j Mr. GEORGE CAMSELL 1^" //te ctever Middlesborough tfsrWv Player, writes: I CVERY footballer who plays in a leading team must be in b*, pink of condition. That is the first essential. To enable him*to combine effectively and to put in an individual effort which results
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    Gates Crashed At Jalan Besar: 11,000 Spectators. MALAYS AGAIN SUPERIOR.
    1509 10 Brainy Dolfattah. WILTSHIRES' SECOND DEFEAT. 'BY Full-Back.-1 BEFORE I crowd i f date on abou: 11.000 spectator.':, the Malays beat the Ist. Wiltshires by I—] at ti. Jalan Besar Stadium on Saturday. The vuie crashed but the position did not
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    PADMORE SHIELD COMPETITION.
    344 10 Last European Entrant Eliminated. THE Malayan championship billiards tourna ment for the Padmore Shield, won las: year by Tan Kirn Song, has now reached the temi-final stage. Tfhere was a large crowd over the week-end to witness the final games in the fourth round, which resulted as
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    S.G.C. EVENTS.
    267 10 Result Of Guillemard Cup Competition. GOLF. I IN the S. G. C. Guillemard Cup compctitition at Bukit Timah yesterday S. J Beat tie beat J H. Kortright by 2 up. LADIES' SPRING CUP. The ladies' Spring Cup was won by Mr McMullan who beat Mrs. M. M. Patcrson
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    SINGAPORE RACES.
    251 10 Handicaps For Second And Third Days. THE TURF. The following handicaps have been announced lor certain races on the second and third da\s Of the S.T.C. Spring race meeting: WEDNESDAY. MAY 24. RACE 2—Horses—Class 2—Div .6 fur--3 p.m.—Ettineton 9. Glad Eyes 8.10. Low Laoi 8 8 Island 8.7.
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    S.S.C. VETERANS' EVENT.
    180 10 SWIMMING. The 50 metres veterans' handicap race at the Singapore Swimming Club on Sunda\ I resulted as follows: F. C. Scott 1 <5 sees. I start.»: C. Salter 2 (SCT.)I A. Glysdale 3 <5 sees, start). I CHINESE S.C. EVENTS. The following free stylo handicap <\ i
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    MATCH ABANDONED.
    133 10 The twc-day match between the S.V.C. and the Wilts, began on the Padang on Friday, was abandoned on Saturday after an hours play owing to rain. Score: WILTSHIRE REGT. Capt. Rose b Noon 23 Lieut. Boud c Lowson b Noon 24 L. Cpl. Palmer net out 52 Pte.
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    INTER-STATE GAMES.
    359 10 Tie Between Selangor And Perak. LAWN TENNIS. I Fratn Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. May 15. THE triangular tenuis contest here resulted d Penik and BelaafJOT ticing with 27 points each, Kesri Scmbihm ormg 6. I ia. decided that eech State should hold !hc Stcrch Cup for x mrnth
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT.
    385 10 Public Services Ami Law Real Merchants. The Public Services and Law XI beat thr Merchants by five wickets in yesterday*' cumament game on the Padang: MERCHANTS E. MacCreanor run out l; C. G. Windie C Cnarltcn b Hopkins 58 J. V. S. Brockc c Tufnell b Lowson 23
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    LALL SINGH'S GOOD KNOCK.
    300 10 Inter-State Match Left Drawn. CRICKET. (From Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur. May 14. THE inter-State match between Selangor am Negri Sembilan was marred by rain, and th; game was left drawn in Selangor's ffcfour Scores: SELANGOR. Ist ings. D. Denison Smith c Edmonds b Gurdial Singh
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    Y.M.C.A.'S GOOD WIN.
    293 10 St. s Hciitf'n 1 |''V" BOWLERS SHlVp IN THE RAIN. b THE V M.C.A< registered a :t h when they beat St. Joseph's I; the school ground GB 3lturdaj and 70 runs. The Y.M.C.A b. ram. but this failed to handle p Fernandez and Leijssius were notabli
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST.
    309 11 League Of Nations Bulletin. Alexandria: -3 smallpox cases and 3 deaths as compared with 8 cases and 2 deaths ir. the previous week. BaTiidnd: 3 smallpox cases and 2 deaths lpared with 1 case and no death In the previous week. Bas fin: 2 plague cases
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    S.S. APPOINTMENTS.
    76 11 The following appointment;, are notiticd lo the Government Gazett": Mr. W. C Taylor to act a- Deputy Public Picsecutor. Penang: Mr. R. Boyd to act as Director of Co-opera'ion. F.M.S. and S.S.: Mr. E A. G. Bladis to be an Assistant Superintendent of Police: lodic IShaS bin Ahmad
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    32 11 Dr. Ong Buck Chye and Messrs, Lee untitled Blew, Lee Chin. Lim Kecng Lay and Ng Sui Cam Ho have been app n intcd to be memberof the Chine-e Advisory Board. Penanf
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    CHEAP CURRENT.
    47 11 Municipal committee No. 5 took the following action at a meeting held on May 5: Approval, for trial, rate of 2' 2 cents per unit for supply of electricity for immersion heaters for water, current to be automaticall; witched off between 6.30 and 9.30 p.m.
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    23 11 The following constitute the Bar committee. fcUlacca Messrs. w. P. Zehnder «Preudenti. w linnrc, s. C Qoho ar.d Goh Tiow Wan i Secretary
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    114 12 TO-DAY'S ARRIVALS. i "Cremer.- Dut.. 2.784 tons, from B. Deli 15-5; for Hongkong 18-5. "Retch," Dut.. 258 tonr. from Asahan 15-5; for Bengkalis 16-5. •Singkel." Dut.. 285 tons, from Djambi 15-5; for Djambi 17-5. "Toba," Dut.. 684 tons from Djambi 15-5; for
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    110 12 Singapore, May 15. 5111F3 ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Ifurcran Mam 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3L Kamurring 15; Kertcsono 13: BOang li; Kuala 2: iftortana 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate I). Er.rybates 32. Empire Dock "Entrance Gate 4>. Gienluce 4;'». West Wharf (Entrance Gate
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    182 DAYS.
    550 12 Summer Time's Long Run. "Dayhghj tartar in Cuat Britain end be* lsr.'d this year will continue fcr 162 days—the longest pe,i:>i in any ye r since 1922. By the terms of ;he Summer Time Act. H'2s, the night for adMUMtttJ the clocks, r.dinarily thnt of .he third Saturday
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    13 12 By Left Arrd. Spore London "Karagola" April 20 May 13
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    20 12 r.'om China and Ja..a 1 by th "Ginyo Maru. oue at Singapore at 4 p m. en Wednesday.
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    MONEY MARKET
    203 12 SELLING. Singapore, May 15. London, 4 months' sight 2 4 116 London. 3 months' sight 2 4 132 London. 60 days' sight 2 4 London. 30 days' Eight 2|3 31 32 London, demand 23 15 16 London, T.T. 2 3 29 32 Lyons and Paris, demand 980 I
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    PRODUCE.
    204 12 Singapore-, May 15. R. 'Siam) VV. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $112 E. 'Siam) W. Coat 2 $106 Rice, B. Siam N. $112 Rice. B. Slam N 2 $109 Rice, Siam Oid" per koyan No. 1 $170 Hice, Siam "Old" No. 2 $154 Rice, Siam "Old" No. 3 si
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    UNEMPLOYMENT FUND.
    127 12 April Donations for NonEuropeans. Previously acknowledged $31,489.79 Singapore Eurasian Association 31.50 New Atielphi Hoted, Ltd.. (half proceeds cf sale of :ickets foi a cene rt given en 2-4-33) 17.50 S aff cf American Consulate-General 12.50 Messrs. Franks! Eros., Singapore, (half .n Tance Ate. for Malayan ETI ard Championship
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    272 12 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY, MAY 15 Iligh Tides. —1.21 a.m., 3.34 p.m. Rural Board Meeting, Land Office, ii a m General Meeting, Straits Settle» pare) Association, Exchange, 5 pm Golf: Keppel G.C. Ladie.s Spoon «Stroke) Commercial Cup Football: Hongkong Br v A.P.C.,
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    AMUSEMENTS
    111 12 Alhambra.—"Madison Square Garden." t.atunng Marian Nixon. L.w Cody. etc. Capito!.—Elizabeth Allan in "InsuP Empire—"W( St of Broadway." Great World.—Side shows, pasar malam, Malay opera, Chinese wayangs, suent and talking hlms (Sky Talkie: "The Big Trail"; Star Talkie: The Lite oi the Party".. Marlborough.—"Love Debt," a Cantonese talkie. New World.—Side
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    WAGE AGREEMENT.
    118 12 Swedish Seamen's Strike Settlement. Stockholm, March 30. An agreement for a settlement o! the maritime strike was reached this evening between th_- Swedish Ship-owners' Associaticn and ih>Seamen's Union. Wag s will te reduced by 4 per cent, and work will begin again on Saturday. The agreement does not
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    WATER-TUBE BOILER.
    117 12 M zzrs. Clarke. Chapman and Co l*'< hold the world rights tot I i a an i .the right to grant sub-lictn-cs fo-- Urn manulacturt oi the Johnson pat ai naxin i boiler, anncuiue that lira in H and W. Hi cm. Leslie and Co.. Ltd.. <i Bt
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      298 12 In Iter friends many a woman will be envied on account of heY healthy, blooming complexion. Her lovely appearance is due to no secret. It is due to a correct care of the skin. Blemishes, pimples, acne or even skin diseases should not occur. In hot countries, therefore, 'Afridol' soaf)
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      209 12 IPOSmL INTfLLIGtNCE SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. Ciat Paadjailf, Bengkaiis mid Bar.an Si Api Api (Uajak» 3 p.m. Upper Burma. North and East India (Muroran Maru> 7 p.m. TO-MOKROW. Hr-: oing'. riwan'; and Pcmangkat (Palopo) C a.m. k~exba and Natuna Islands 'General Verspyc'.n 8 a.m. 3hin», Hainan, Japan, vorca. PUtaraua, Ea:i
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      68 12 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. Last Yesterday. Night Max Bright Mia. T» mp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp. Stations. Deg. F. Inches. Hours. Deg. P. Alcr Star 91 0 07 8 3 75 SiUawan 91 0.02 74 X Trtngganu 91 Nil 8.1 74 Erkit Jeram 89 Nil 5.5 75 Malacca 85
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      231 13 MARCHING do Y OU I WITH THE WANT TO j I TIMES! wm SlOO9 a 0 1 Commencing on Sunday Next, May 21, n I THE PEOPLE S PAPER (a,way S progressive I and enterprising) will publish a 9 v hu I I I I I I 1 16 Pages
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    INTERNATIONAL LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT. LATEST DAVIS CUP RESULTS.
    315 14 Australia Gets Into The Quarter-finals. Oslo. May 13. In the Da\i.s Cup. Crawford and Turnbull beat Hagen and Haanes 6—2. 6—3. 6—l. Australia has thus eliminated Norway by three wins to nil.—Reiner. BRITAIN v. FINLAND. London. May 13. At the Queens Club
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    NEXT OLYMPIC GAMES.
    74 14 ATHLETICS. Eight days will be devoted to track athleUc at the 1936 Berlin Olympiad, opening on the hr.-r day of the meeting—August 2. Cycling is allotted three days only, commencing August 7. while boxing is given six d::ys. opening August 10. The International Committee has to decide
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    MALAYA CUP.
    225 14 Teams For Friday's Trial. ASSN. FOOTBALL. Reuter. The following players have beer, selected for th? first Malaya Cup trial, to be played at the Anson Road Stadium on Friday at 5.15 p.m.: •R.d" Team: Said: Abdul Rahman. Sarip; Jargasi, E. Laidman, W. Gomes; Mahmood. Mat Noor. Dollah. Dolfattah,
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    C.U. TOURNAMENT.
    246 14 BILLIARDS. T:o Siew San and Urn Chuan Geok have qualified for the final in the Clerical Union's tournament (English garnet. The date of the final will be announced later. The draw for the first round of the English ?am> handicap tournament resulted as follows: "A" DIVISION. Monday 7.30
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    MIXED MALACCA MATCH.
    118 14 BADMINTON. Adamevean B.P. team v. the Selangor Chinese R. C. at the Malacca Seng Cheong Society's court 'o-morrow at 7 a.m.: Chan Siow Kow, Charlie Scow. Cho Kirn Hock. Peng Yong Hing. Lee Kum Mcon, Miss Ho Yih En. Miss Kv/an Swi Lian. Miss Lee Gek Eng,
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    COMMAND TOURNEY.
    31 14 WATER-POLO. The final of the Malaya Command water polo knock-out competition will be played on Monday. May 2.. at 2 p.m.. in the Y.MCA. Swimming pool at Fort Canning
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    GOLF.
    30 14 The S. G. C. monthly mixed foursomes competition was played at Bukit Timah on inursday hi a win for Miss Hegarty and C E. Winter 44 —74 36' 4
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    15 14 Mr. Lim Teek Lee has been elected hon. sports secretary of the Social Athletic Party.
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    \ PREAKNESS STAKES.
    45 14 PREAKNESS STAKES. Favourite An Easy Winner. THE TURF. Reuter. Baltimore, May 13. The Preakmss Stakes, run here to-day. resulted as follows: 1. HEADPLAY 2. LADYS MAT". 3. UTOPIAN. There were eleven runnrrs. Th" winner was favourite at 9 to 5. Won by four lengths Reutr-r.
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    "HOME FROM HOME."
    624 14 Jardinc's Tribute To New Zealand. CRICKET. The M. C. C. cricketers were given an j enthusiastic send of! «t Auckland on April 5 when they sailed on the "Aorangi," by a large ciowd which included many well-known cricketers and members of the New Zealand Government. D. R.
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    SENILE VANITY.
    101 14 Julim Caesar had no humour. His whole nature was soaked in self-esteem and under the influence of Cleopatra. This H the view of Professor R. S. Conway, expressed ir. a paper on the Emperor r?ad a*frthe Classical Association meeting at Nottingham, in criticising Nommsens description of Caesar as
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    WIFE ON MURDER CHARGE.
    302 14 Child Eye-Witness. TRAGIC AFFAIR AT IPOH. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, May 11. The circumstances of the death cf a Sikh cattle owner were related to the Magistrate Ipoh, on Thursday at the inquiry into the death of Atma Singh, whose body was found at the
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    LATIN REVIVAL.
    255 14 A New International Language. Rome, April 8 Whether the use of Latin can be revived as an interna ional language is a question which interests all Roman learned societies very keenly, and an attempt is being made by the Institute of Roman Studios to makeits use universal in
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      299 14 CLUB DIARY. (There o» c numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members ol which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary >s provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date ar.d complete. Happenings of gcnejal Interest will still be included in
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    MALAYANS AT HOME.
    1354 15 London Letter. DIRECT AIR SERVICE STARTS. -I orr Correspondent.) May 4 DterpriM ol the Royal Dutch j kngapore and London will be r from to-day. with the inaupuait service operated by ,teh Air Lines: and by which am enabled to post my weekly twelve hours later than
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    ISLAM IN THE WEST.
    1558 15 Will Dr. Sheldrake, Come To Malaya MUSLIM AFFAIRS. 'By Our Muslim Correspondent.) When it was announced that Dr. Khalld Sheldrake, Life-President of the Western Islamic Association, London, accompanied by Mr. Conrad Simpson, a cousin of Her Highness the Dayang Muda cf Sarawak, both of whom had
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      327 15 EMPIRE RADIO TONIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA (INCLUDING BURMA, CEYLON, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN). 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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