Malaya Tribune, 31 May 1933

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    37 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA 127 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wednesday. May 31, 1933. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 81, 1933 FIVE CENI
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      227 1 ,i a-m 1 mirn»—a L .«i<.tOttO£TOIHANGt j& YOU ltll w- UHW TO POSTUM IWRI A DAY. All HE NEEDS for clever Wife* to ■I/ 1 r forw Kutb&nds M. i I throni 4 gr*>uche«" come from tired U »*rve* Mid tired 1* 1v« ar< often J y J:■ imffc thinj
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      172 1 A, FLINTER 6, Raffled Place. Singapore. Importing Diamonds and Pearl Necklaces ot every size and qualfty. Selling at latest and lowest market prices. Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest priced according to daily exchange rate j Sime. Darby Co., Ltd. I NOW
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    THE HAUNTED ISLAND.
    5509 2  -  Our Short Story. By Berta Ruck. WIIN M it that, at Christmas-time, when all ••in:\ thought, are supposed to fly naturally towards wmmmy landscapes, Mhr, and rCHNOtM of relative.. |cXn X ffhost t-.ru round tIM Yale-log, tbev refuse t<i do M? When inn- tries to call up
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      31 2 WHERE THE WSBL CALL FOR Wmk QUALITY iBSI JEI IS MOST MBm 1 INSISTENT Rh MADE ENGLAND--AT FoR<s^j IS THE FINEST ■111 VALUE IN THE Hi WORLD FOR ■Jjlj YOUR MONEY
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING— Janpan Hesitates.
    89 3 WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYIN G— Janpan Hesitates. bey to i-ccupy and dosory J \> ndablc. The world lookd bra Han Chap?l and at that i s far lera readily appreci-to-diy. Japan was mereManhurir. and reiterating to I loaf Uaaf she harboured no Since then the world Japan had already
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    Rubber Policy.
    105 3 'l' npaitji with 1330. the .>.-odiution of 449.000 la t year nearly ten ■Ml til oe iwmethiag d others concerned praJ C but quite apart i- > (i on tho c who have ther a economies, it d regard t.-.e l-.finite Injury amrM fefl consequence 't which rubber
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    The Betting Tax.
    239 3 IJEFERENCE was made by Mr C D D f l Hogß W tne ha"-yearly meeting of the Poring Turf Club on Tuesday to the Inequities of the betting tax. The gist 0 f rm remarks on the subject was that if the Turf Clubs throughout the ccuntry
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    TOO OLD AT 20.
    54 3 New Women Police Of China. Shanghai G .r.i i> now engaged mjßttH Canton offii amm police .squad will n efficient." potential policewomen. M that they Mast 1| ami under 20. i feat I inches tall, and I I on terms exceedM the same uniform mm have
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    RUBBER PALACES.
    75 3 ilmrcd •>• «c" Made From Qmitj Chips. Washington 1 T day be buil; of the rubbish chemical engineers of bote -.n'ormed the American the invention cf a new n*\ supplies of dust ne -ranite. marble and gar: 1 "y are pressed, and healed, ceth r by mems of
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    "INFLATION MONEY."
    54 3 Fire Dwtrojn Ten Years' Work. Poessneck. Thuriagla. M work has been reduced trou« fire- which has dcs- latest collections of "emeres which dated back to the Inflav ere col'ectedf by Herr W than 2.003 German towns. W a mass of charred aa ten large vans wer. needed to
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    FINLAND'S AIR FORCE.
    41 3 **ntzi Stm Aeronlane Factory i'lanncd. Helsingfors. ">lane factory is to be built and work on the buildings is t Autumn. number of engineers and *!nni?h Air Force are vtoting 1 acquaint themselves with true Son USed ero P»»ne
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    LARGE NOSES.
    99 3 Australians More English Blood. Melbourne. MmtraUans possess two- notable characterUcC they have large noses and small jaws A sculptor, Mr Paul Montford. has discovered the,e facts about Au tralians after mam years of s'udy and modelling. To mak- Australian features more regular he suggests that there should be
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    TOO LATE.
    103 3 Heirs Discover Slumbering Wealth. Budapest A cradle wa> the only mheriur.ee left by an old and rich aunt of a peasant family near Debrecen when she died fifteen year: ac She bequeathed it to the Debrecen family who. in disgust, put it in the bam as a feedrack
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    A DIVORCE RECORD.
    66 3 Separation Within Five Minutes Of Marriage. Kobe (Japan > A divorce it cord ,va set up a. Naba. near here, when a bride was parted from tar husband five minuter after the wedding aaffi mony. She had married the wTong man! After drinking from the ceremonial mk
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    FAMOUS WAR WRITER DEAD.
    123 3 Paris. March 30. The famous war writer. M. Louis Dumur. has died in a Paris nursing home after a long illness. He was a Swls; by nationality. be:r.g bom In Geneva in 1863. Nearly 50 years ago he was one of the founders of the new
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    BOYS PLAY.
    212 3 Gold Nuggets Thrown As Stones. Sydney. Three <mall boys while pretending that they "ere "gold miner:." hr.\e discovered one of the richest gold mines :n the Orenf -U di'tric. Th»ir discovery has started a gold tush ar.d ten acres hare aheady be a "staked cut" by Orenfeii residents.
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    OLDEST TREE.
    92 3 H)0-Year-Old Giant Eaten By Ants. Durban The oldest tree tn Durban more than 403 ye- s eld. has been cut down because v has become unrale through the ravage of whit? anu,. The CM [iant. a ird milk r.cod tree which towered 100 feet In the air. was
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    HITLER'S FAMILY.
    113 3 His Nam Used To Be "Hkdler." Vienna. The n«me of Adolf H'.llcr the Oerrra ChanceUor. wa written 1 Hiedier" until about 1760. according to tho newspaper t Wald. iertU Bote."' which gives some particulars cf hb tamUy tree. The family came from Walterschlag in the Waldvierte! regtcn of
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    O. T. C. SYSTEM.
    129 3 Six Generals Eliminated From The Army. Santiago <Chile*. The British Officer Tralrlng Co:ps mm~ tern Is to be adopted in Chilean schools, a first step in the aboUti.n of conscrtptru service. The Btitlsh sj-tem was chosen after careful tudles were/made ot military training met mt In
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    HORSE NONSENSE.
    128 3 Hells To Ring After Forty-five Years. August* •Georgia/* The belte o f Bethany Church are likely to ring af am after '5 years of silence. The chunh is close to a fire station, and in the day- of horse-drawn apparatus every time the cht rch bells rang the
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    WORLD'S FASTEST DESTROYER.
    98 3 Record Speed Claimed By France. d c The "Cwwd- has jtui ■rhhZ. 2 429 knoU for hour., -rh. ung a maximum speod of 43.4 knots mILZ ITS, S. lhc M out SSf by deatrcyers was between 33 an? 34 22 U ter d «troyers than the ere
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    POOR HUSBAND.
    197 3 So The Marriage Was Annulled. Rome 'T a o l c »h»ch was annulled by the r** Ro on the ground that the husband was not as rich as he had claimed h S lhe vb J ecl of in the It man Senate The wife lad demanded
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    MIGRATION LOSSES.
    97 3 Australians Staying At Home. Canberra. Australia list 60 per cent less of her population through miration lar year than in IMI, according to the ngures Issued by the Commonwealth statistician. Mr McPhee. 5 is »ho«"n that 41 907 arrived in Australia during 1932 and there were 45 666
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    AUSTRIA'S RICH MEN.
    86 3 Only Two Have Incomes Of V:) 0,000. Vienna. Austiia. according to the official Bureau of StatLtics. has only two persons with an annual income of one million s'jhiili-gs 'about £80.000» or over. Only 3vX> tax pa vers cut of a population Sf 6 500.000 have an Income
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    SURPLICES TORN.
    116 3 "Taxman" To Give Their King An Heir. Sofia. Archbishop j and Bishops tore their surplices into *ra-ll pieces and gave the shreds to the congregation alter the re-opening of the Cathedral ot Bain; Nedeha These shredare bclievrd to bring pro>perlty to th'tr possessors The archbishop of Vid«n. who
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    BY MOONBEAM.
    72 3 Telegraph Used 300 Years Ago. Prague. "Telegrams" were sent from Budapest to Prague more than 300 years ago. according to a Budapest WTiter. The news of a successful Hungarian .fight 'gainst a Turkish army was flashed in 159g from Castl? Gyor to King Rudolf II at Plague, it
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    THE SPECTRE.
    63 3 "Ghost" Frightens A Whrte Village. Vienna Mysterlou» lights whisking throug-i the wcods ard a white-veiled apparition with outstretched arms caused such terror in the village cf Boecklabruck. Upper Austria, that a police force set out to catch 'it The ghat-layers found a harmless collector of moths who clothed
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      27 3 accord h Prof Dr Wolff-Eisner (Univ. Berlin) W A |c|| com bin. of Guaiacol (lung-antiseptic il J^H fa if hi 111 a *****1 il 11 11 rtl
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      213 3 S«r\d pv trial Ordzp rvow! 111 i YOUNG'S DISINFECTANT FLUID t& V (Ayer Busok) 1 mk I Guaranteed free of floating and I messy oil. 1 V-Vf "'Jj Gives a milky white emulsion WSMft i Technically 25S acid strength. Vwßk*^'^sSl PER GALLON TIN 51.00. I Write for a free sample.
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      298 4 P ERPECT EYESti&HT." 1 i T 8 i i i V e J El LJSON v BZEKIEL Co., Optician-. Watchmakers. Only Address:—!, Capitol Building, TAMPON >AD, SINGAPORE. TO LET. FURTHER REDUCTIONS IX RENT From 1st January, 193& AT SIANG L1M PARK OEYLANG GARDEN HOUSES TO LET. 4-roomcd typo $20.00 per
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      778 4 TO LET. TO LET—744 and 748. Orove Road. Rfnt $€0. Appl;- No 25. Boat Quay. TO LET —1, Marga'e Rd.. off OroTe Rd. to Katoag Park. Entry 1-5-33. Particulars Tel. 3170. TO LET.—No 138, Cecil 8treet. three store>«s. recently occupied by Richards. Ltd. (Prlntcn), suitable for all commercial purposes. Rent
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      284 4 AUCTION SALE, SHERIFFS SALE IN THE SUPREME COURT OP THE WTS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OP SINGAPORE Writ of S*i«„re aid Sale dated 8th Mar 1533 Suit No 31» of 1933 Between at mi mom tttr V« ruts K< J ACCTION SALE OF C*J Ml) Steam Launch known as "SOON LEE A
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      156 4 EDUCATIONAL. 1 \H RAM-HI MUSIC SCHOOL. Established 1928. A Government Registered School). (Tor Bo\ s and (.iris). B. Short Street. Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical Education— iyviematic Training botto in Technique and Theory. Complete Courses leading to TCL. Cert ideate. Diploma. 1 etc. Booklet free M. \N( lANO. Principal.
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      292 4 FOR SALE. 1000 Pairs ladies Shoes. i Latest Styles In :—Leather, I Patent, Satin and Buckskin Guaranteed Best European Manufacture and British. Coat $8- to $12- per Pair. I Your choice at $3 75 per Pair. IGRAMOPHONE RECORDS:— IH. If. V., Columbia, Victoral, Moon, etc. 25 ets. each or 5
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      483 4 J» CW Rltl CTS. LARGE TtfcE I ere I MALAYA TRIBUNE. 'PHONE 6171. b ASCRIPTION RATES. I kYABLE Dl ADVANCE. Delivery Including r at olflce Postage Pos or close (Local or toftrekl residence. F.M.S., C• J Yearly $i 5.00 $21.00 j 330 HaK-Yearly 7.50 $i 0 50 j Quarterly $3
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    Welshman's Popular Victory Against Muller.
    314 5 JACK PETERSEN WINS. German Champion Knocked Out. Londcn. May 18. 1 nd people—a recoid crowd at a b in Great Britain— u ack PeterWetah holder of the British heavyut Thine Mullir. the GerHM Cardiff City football feed from all over South Wales n j 30
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    WORLD GAMES.
    75 5 ATHLETICS. 'es of the British Unpire will r. c* the Umpire Games and •'d Games are to be held i 1J34. ard it has been decided lor women in the Empire The first Empire Games uniltoo Canada, three years ago. to men. It is hoped that from the
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    PAST v. PRESENT.
    38 5 CRICKET. 1 Rattle; :ans' Association will be At numbers and friends on Saturday 1 annual cricket match between the i Rulflesians will be played, nr-nu at 2 Pm. Refreshments will be ■■♦rvpd at 4-45 pm
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    11 5 untitled fund, to commemorate I>?l »eo r al 3.1» l,l«, Veen
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    R.S.Y.t. EVENTS.
    473 5 Kilat Wins Cohhett Trophy. YACHTING. JL2 Y C 0,1 Sunday. Kathleen HI and This. \»t i m lh ■tdfllM line Kathleen early on accented a t™„ k..» l £S£ ST h -t hln S tiniPS logged as follow Kilt Situnun 1, -47-5«, Tarbe- fSJS Jean II and Polly
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    GOVERNMENT v. MUNICIPALITY
    195 5 ASSN. FOOTBALL. "Half Awake" writes. I understand that Mr. C. H Clarke, the pop ilar sportsman of Singapore, presented a football ihield to the hon. general secretaiy of the Municipal Services Club sometime In the year 1931, to be competed fcr between th* Government Service and the
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    MUSSOLINI'S INTEREST.
    105 5 Soctvr on a grand scale 15 promised by the desire of the Italians to stage all the matcher, ol the 1934 International tournament. In their country. Mussolini supports the schemc. and the cost Involved can be gathered from th fiet that all the travelling, hotel expensrs. etc., of
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    70 5 Habits, good and bad, have a tendency to bMM ingrained tnd confirmed Berkeley Bal i says "American Lawn Tennis carries I I ball in Mi trousers pocket even when he is playing b final match on the Casino eour. doubtless a reminiscence of old Texas days. Dr. Kurarok does the
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    A SKY-LARK'S NEST.
    165 5 Fifteen Hundred («uineas Prize. GOLF. London May II One of the competitors in Ifet 1 .«rlopSouihj>oit Tournament Li a good pn»[t.Si,k>;ial whose name ought to t- hai in history. But tt has r.ot bem recorded. Ht hncl the misfortune to slica his bail Into the rough and
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    U.S. TOURNAMENTS.
    168 5 The National And American Keajtut g, BASEBALL. Reuter. Nev. Yoilc Ma\ 29 Following arj the laVs: n■ i.. »he Nuional anil American IdßfMj NATIONAL LEAGUE It. H E Boston 1 9 0 Chicago 5 9 Boston 2 7 2 Chicaßo 3 9 2 New York 4 9 1
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    JOHORE CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    183 5 LAWN TENNIS. (From Our Oim Corrrspondrn! > Johore Bahru. May 28. Entries arc invited through affiliated Clubs for tlie Joh'Te Lawn Tennis Association's open championship me.-tlnp. The entries should reach th' hon secretary. Mr. F M Still. Johore Hahru. on before June 15. The fee? are Sin?Irs S3
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    AUSTRALIA'S IDOL.
    101 5 Vivian McGra:h i, beng hailed by (he Australian ress as the youngest player to appear in Davis Cup matches. As iar as Australia L concerned this is strictly correct, but isays "Lawn Tennis and Badminton > W. F. Coen also play d in ;he Davis Cup at the
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    43 5 The cotal cates realised on April 29 on the i <->•» />i#iii ±v on ir*' cccision of the Belghion Hock y Cup final It Calcutta is a record so far for hockey. The protved; amounted to Rs 0 717-4-0 rhUh speak volume for itself.
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    UP FOR ANOTHER CUP.
    845 5 Northerners Invade Ix)ndon. RUGBY FOOTBALL. licntlon. May 11 Per the second rurcesMvc Saturday. London «as invaded by iho i.f northern football m huslasLs u, cy wrt up for tt e Cujj mo Rugby League Cup final between Huddersniid and Warrington at Wembley. F< r a lon-
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    GEMS WORTH £25,000.
    70 5 I>;«yliKht Robbery o n Ismĕm Jeweller. I Reuter Wireless. Lcndon. May 25. thc mos Jaylight robberUr?,h's)!. !f tGty f Ix)ndon a car-!- ad or bandit; ribbed the r-prwntaUve of a Hatton Garden ■mSS Rems wor h m 000 *"kh they S1I alf?! car ,n th West ■*>
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    27 5 Prerre Charles, the Belgian heavyweight rhampion of Europe, has agreed to put his o L. Jtake h<>n nc me ts J ack Petersen Cardiff tn June 2C.
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      319 5 STRENGTHENS ANfc^yERVES WATCRbOH CMCMICAL tOMPAHf. MM VOKK.tT. LOUI* U.S. A WATERBURY'S Compound NOW WHITEN YOUR TEETH 3 shades in 3 days !S?_i_ Kolynos enters the mouth _2_T*^ ined and foams into every pit and crevice, unhealthy gums. You can have J X tractive tee\h that others will■ CaUSe Ugly yeHoW
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    Shipping News & Notices. OFFICERS ON THE CHINA COAST.
    371 6 Shipping News Notices. OFFICERS ON THE CHINA COAST. Recent Transfers And Appointments. MR. M. Byrne, from reserve. Is on home leave. Mr. R. Firkins. oup'y second officer, from re■H has gone second officer. -Sunning." Mr. S. L. Garrett, second officer. "Sunning." has gona acting chief officer. "Changchow." Mr. J. Paterson.
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    FRENCH LINE SERVICE.
    155 6 Big Increase In Refrigerated Space. The General 8888 hip Corporation. I d mm FrancUo. ag nts for the Fre:» h Line nnnounce tha. an increase of 400 per cent in refrigera'ed space on board th of the Preach Line engaged in th Pacific Coast to Europe service
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    LAS PALMAS STRIKE.
    44 6 Fruit Loading Under Military Protection. acw\iti«s at the port of La. Palm s Z> suspended, except the loading of aZTlum BMBJ carried out under mihtary protection by labour brought from country districts b.n areh Use has en buraed down s ssttß-i^rSSS
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    SHIPBUILDING ORDER.
    36 6 ■nd company. nator-tube boilers mtld JLTmS^S star and is- o? »"d there win be acconunodmS f «V VSi"' angers and 600 cattle da2L?2 25 U Ls antlci Pa»<«d. be eff Hesmt operating the service.
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    FIRST VOYAGE.
    31 6 fa2 *<£*f Clty Llnc s new st Month ni y cX ,pinar dcl which akes £.52 of City." whlrt wi. hS ci?v a,y Ul Atlantlc ,oads «t the mnZ
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    THE SHIP WORM.
    160 6 S iontist Watches Its Activities. Seattle .Washington) gIUPPING ccn,«, is nuy be aaved rome IH Hill 111 1l of pcunds aa a result JZj bit, the destructive v c of n common hipwonn. uhich has been wa [mtm by a scientist thnurh a pone of in 1
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    SON DROWNED IN ICE.
    116 6 Tragedy Of Lonely Lighthouse Keeper. Sydney (Nova Scotia). The clim.'X of a aramatic story was rf.rh ltl whon U» Canadnn Uv--breake7 n t out a virelesa message, statin* arrived off the lonely flint house and taken off the *rd the body of hts d-vm-r, h keeper
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    NEW COMMANDER.
    52 6 gIMB tH White Sar liner "Laurent*" kit 1 I- P-n the-company-. SsSt%£ Md .'unreal, .he was in charg, of ?aphr Just chief officer of f ir-t Hppoir.tment was junior n«« 5""B> s rvice and latter mmL TT*a£ ccmpanys Australian Zj ■E? i" th 5 ne uitll the rank
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    LONDON TO ITALIAN PORTS.
    30 6 Hu'l 7" t by the Lehh. *as acquired by Messrs. cime the Isaac EM anT XT* Km .Messrs' C,rri under B, management of Mr c. B
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    P. & O. DIVIDEND.
    289 6 P. O. DIVIDEND. Too Early To Cast The Horoscope. THE inabdlty of the board of the P and O. M. Ccmpary to recemmend any interim payment on the Deferred Stock, while naturally disappointing, is In accordance with market expectations, says th" "F.nanclal Times The rrrf rr d. which is cumulative,
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    TECHNICAL COMMITTEE.
    185 6 Electrical Mf toillip Strengthened. In \iew of the incrcasirg importance of cl ctiical installations, both at. regards th" propulsxn of vesrels and the Hiring 0B board ships, the C mmi t c of Lloyds Register cf Sr.ipp.ng! a: th.ir jovial m eting ve-terday. d cided t» stungthen the
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    A PORT FOR OPORTO.
    82 6 A Million Pounds For Docks And Quays. Oporto .Portugal*. j Tender. Mf Mfft at Le:xoes. Lhr dwp wate* I P"rt for Op<>r.o. are invited by the Portuguese Government. I The cost of the work is cstimat d at mortnan £1.000.000. and it includes the construction cf
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    PILOTAGE FEES AT CARDIFF.
    86 6 i At the Cardiff Chamber of Commerce. Mr. O. Leightcn Seager. C BE.. proposed a resolution that the Chamber should approach the Cardiff and Barry pilotage authority a-skmg them to concede a reduction In their charges to vessels visiting the p~rts for bunkering or drydocking only.
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    KARACHI FINDING REVERSED.
    176 6 Sequel To Collision Off Indian Coast. Reuter Wireless. London, May 26. WHAT Lord Merrivale, President of the Admiralty Court, described as a "phenomenal I IM" was heard to-day when Robert Arthur Crozier appeared against the suspension of his Board of Trade Certificate and the court decided to
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    CLAN LINE RESULTS.
    161 6 Increased Shipping Profits Recorded. tagr I d results are shown by the accounts wr 1 m of the Clan Line summers, the capital of which mm r:duced las. yvar. The trading increased from £?29.560 in 1931 to "f cr tIoC.UO. tor depreciation, the net nrcnt for jr.:
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    PRESENTATION TO OFFICIAL.
    42 6 CM Nil 111 loffice of Llovd-s Register bhi, Plng Mr Thomas Shaw prhic Registor «U presented with a •m taher oy lus colleagues Tho presentation was made tor Mr E j 'AmongLi 1 a. Mr. Shaws successor. Mr Norman
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    UNEMPLOYMENT.
    38 6 Ir the House of Crmraons. Mr V it heU JtK U f Cllip: v d in the shipbuilding 7 a-.a:;able date, and com? Sir Kenrv n 5C 1932 and 1929 lta| na 47 698 i*t March 25,
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      414 6 STEAMER I P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAK LINES. (Incorporated in England.) MAIL. PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PTONSULAI WB orient \L REAM navigation ob. LONDON AND FAR FAST MAIL SERVICE mtm Ccntract with His Majesty's Govcrnm<>nt». OUTWARD FROM LONDON. For China and Japan. Due Tonnage. Singapore. *f OMVT 6 500 June
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      138 6 IWlToyd triestiIo! (Incorporated In Italy). Due Leave Due nrino1 Venice and Ti.estc. B pore. 8 pore. Venice m V MARIN SANUDO June 15 June 15 I CONTK ROSSO HILDA July 15 July JJ June 15 June 15 July TOR HONGKONG, SH VNGiIAI I c ONTB VERDE AND J.^AN Jul. 20
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      115 6 "AMBIJRG-AMER1KA UNIE j t (Companies Incorporated in Germany). OUTWARDS W nnJ!° NGKONG SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. «J ERMLAND. via Manila 933 t m.s. BURGENLAND via Manli 1 m,. MUNSTERLA?D.\i a JS 12 n TiMn HOMEWARDS. HOLLAND, HAMBURG AND BREMEN f S£ES? LAMD vu 1933 <DA.D.O.) via J mC
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      539 6 STEAMER SAILlNr.g tftagfr N0RDDE l TSCI! ER The undernoted are the Comnv fixtures:— OUTWARDS. J I m.s. "HAVEL" for Manila. Hongkor- 33 Sliai, Japan and N. China June i HOMEWARDS. U. "TRIER" for Genoa. Barcelona Casablanca. Rotterdam. Had Bremen and Aden t s.s. "HOLSTEIN" for Aden, Q M'seilles, Oran, Havre.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUATATIONs.
    301 7 Mining Shares. .in i i «-ay, 11 a.m. r r:n share quotations are issued and Co.. txchange and stock Buyer* Belle». XantefC Tin 24'6 26 20 21 nom Hit tin Tin 13- 13 9 W'-ns? 0 93 0 97 ii. i i Tin 16;- 17r] p. ii
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    54 7 ISsrEb BT FRASFR ft CO„ EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Buyer*. Seller». ®r.gipt** cold Storage io2 wmk ci 113 nom 104 108 nom i04 ,0« nom 100 105 nom m» m c s 113 m it ,o9i4 uoh ci 103* CI < 19*>Q I A t '**<*££*■ >»*«•
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    145 7 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. RUBBER PRICES STEADY. London Tin Now £211 15s. 'By Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore. Wednesday noon. To-day's Prices: Rubber (Singap ire), km j t unchanced. Vt'sterda.v's Prices: London Robber, It(B2d. uiuhanK.d. Market rone: Steady. X.-w York Rubber, rlnecul London Tin, spot, «201 18s., up i
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    PETROL PRICES.
    144 7 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prir°s for She'l Mo- r Spirit and MMM orands of Kerosene ire as fclloa-s-Shell Aviati n Spirit in 4 aallon drums Dtr British Imperial callon Shell Motor Spun ex pump per British Imperial gallon 0 m Shell Motor Spirit pat 4 gallon tin
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    RIVERSIDE RUBBER.
    159 7 Prcnt cf the Rhe side (Pel sngor) Rubber Company lor 1932. £330 (against .-;3.100 tor 1931) to which has been added £3.100 brought forward. Th.- directors propose to write off £1.000 for general depreciation and to carry forward the balance of £2 430. subject to directors' fees. The
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    CHEVIOT RUBBER
    672 7 Further Reduction In Costs Anticipated. The twenty-third annual general r ocelli, of HhUmt. LMMaad, mm h 11 ftlaj v M Idol Lane. LMMMB XC. Bi»ad>i lien, ...I U|t 101 l c t.... 1. U,,,b- D .U»e (Imumain. p.. H J The Chairman. muvuia th.- udoptkM o; he report
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    KEPONG (MALAY) RUBBER.
    109 7 Lets of the X pong (Malay > Rubber Estars 2 19J2 £1 183 ,a a profit of £1.500 for 19J1>. which reduc s th.* balance carried forward to L 25.257. No provision has been made li-r d pnriation Floating asa»t-. £39 48«) «MM The output lor 1632
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    STRAITS RUBBER.
    92 7 i«2f l cf the Stralts Rubber Company for 1932. £1.018 (against £6.650 for 1931». This Is deducted from the credit bslance of £90 235 brought forward, and the r'mamtng £89 218 Ls OMnttf ftrwaM The last dividend paid was The balance-sheet shows liquid assets amounting to £202.000; this
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    PINEAPPLE MARKET.
    34 7 Malayan Variety For I anada. ff,om Correspondcaf.) Mr ii London Ma> 3o Ax«ne,. salha < fur T J KittoV. %lU,ayan Jt the a on in the wetX of August UK-MaU>an,u.nd wdl MMMM MMMpp!
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    BOOTTISH MALAY RUBBER.
    164 7 JlMl lIIIMM of the Scotti.M, Malay MM C mpany /or 19 i2 show a prom If o-SaTd 1 n 3 Tr* £1000 f 1 125 MWM Mi M wriu? off £1.000 f„r |MiataJ M4M4MMRMI and to carry SSL*™** u> MraXrr S A crop of lb of dry
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    LINGGI PLANTATIONS.
    139 7 The accounts for 1932 Bl the Linggi Plamat- i. Lamit-a. show a wcrkln. proft ot tcis JMaMM a lew of £4 2»G Ml l^Ji. TW |fta past year's prota !»as otn added ?i.- piotlt *.n rallia.uSn •>! mv- witiuirawn fum taxation und £4,1 orought n ftom the previous
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    TELOGOREDJO UNITED.
    78 7 The company proposes io on basis cl on? .hare in new company, credited 17s ,1 aid. for each .hare in old company. Debenture holders to receive inter st up to January 1. 1935. out of profit* onjv M <• be rejuld at 120 on D eember 31. 1948.
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    TELOK (F.M.S.) RUBBER.
    71 7 Uaa of Teioi fP.MS > Rubber Ommmv lor IMI. U9B. without making any depreciation charge «against ret loss of £904 for 1931». reauclm |he credit balance (forward to £2.574. The coat of the rubber crop of 283 3541b •ugainat 303.M1ib) was 2.23 d. (against 2.7 d.» a
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    UPWARD MOVEMENT OF RUBBER
    44 7 London Stock Market Reports. Reuter Wireless. Londou, May 27. mm mm supplies of Uw sol.l i om America relating to b. invited neu w conv.rsu,,, loan iih- nMtJN, Mr**, also ruled Wall BtTWI qpmm, ,ru l!f R UUT Wl fc
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    LARGE BUYING WAVE.
    78 7 Urk Stock Market Surpl By Orders. Reuter Wireless. Mfl York, May 27 .Ki-ulutK... v over-nighr buvln,> Market upward u/one UtflMj May 29. Alter reflecting strong Wall Street advics OJJ i .-culative groups, on the S.o k Ex- r. turned somewhat r.actionan- profit-taking 110 A!' natal strengthened .substantially
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    GORDON (MALAYA) RUBBER.
    106 7 N .1 th- Gordon .Malaya) Rubber Es«JM mpwm £4.378 for 193U Ml transferred from mcome- "*T» *»eOWJ the yeafs I IS n neatj U>£ll 127 £10.040. The restricted output of rubber for was 1/JD0.730 lb .against 1.926.700 1b X* oi the orop. exeloshe of 5e M .uialrw
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    PERSIAN OIL PACT.
    34 7 Reuter Wireless. Teheran. May J9 I m* am mm Anglo- QU agreement between that c.mpanv P las Governnent. I, now only be ...nod by Urn Sliah before mm- M —Rntar Wlreles*.
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    SIAM'S RICE EXPORT.
    43 7 I I 0«r 0»m Corrcsjnr.urvi Bangkok. May 2f> nHm\ Ifa in the quarts Jam.aryU d M4JM ions, being 80.000 tons dttrtnf tiie same peilod of 193' OI ItM tola] H ni.kong took 62,000~ tOM ar d 000 t mi more.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    463 7 Rubber Shares. -ingapor Tuesday, 11 a.m. 1 lie following rubber &haie quotations art issued by Fraser ana Co and Lyall and Evatl: Value. rz%*ct i.rail I Share». at Go. 1 A lien by $0.65 $0.75 $0 G5 $0.75 1 Alor Gajah 0.45 o.i>0 u.45 0.55 A. Ilitam
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    GENERAL.
    279 7 FRASER A CO.'S QUOTATIONS. tx i g CLOSING QUOTATIONS. I > cu> Buyers. Seller». S2 $2 Alex. Brick Pref. $0.80 $0.90 110m $2 $2 Alex. Brick Ord. 0.50 uucu il B Ameii. Tobacco 102 6 107,0 $10 $5 B. Malaya Trus;ee 5.35 5.50 £1 £1 C. Tin Pref. 7
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      200 8 WELL DONE j GAINSBOROUGH J 1, «3*4J —A GRAND EJlIIM BRITISH FILM! 1 «T ~a-W fwi ft TO-NIGHT j JESSIE MATTHEWS I j in the comedy Am that packed a W est End theatre for weeks. 0 111 M.-O.-M Presents WIMII HUiH BUTMOU IMIM osilhmn Etc in 44 SKYSCRAPER SOULS^
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    HEROES OF MANCHURIA IN SINGAPORE.
    80 9 TEA PARTY IN THEIR HONOUR. SPECIAL INTERVIEW GRANTED Tft "MALAYA TRIBUNE." he < i hinese of Smgapore were a K o P yesterday at the arrival of Ma han Shan and Gen. Su Pi„ K Wen. the famous Manchunan •s. on board the Conte Rosso"
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    "CHINA MUST RECOVER THE AREAS."
    1026 9 Uoni by Chinese pressmen. j MM that they receiveti RB0M M in Mar.rhuna over MM tUIRBCf) from the Central MlOilnr sum about the MM l. rmhCMmh lor the relief Id vounded and over $1,000.00;) the- three Eastern Prola North China, they said, l "-.m factory
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    Pavilion Shows A British Comedy.
    122 9 AT THE CINEMAS. Jessie Matthews, .supported b\ Fred K-n and lan Hunt r. gives a .•peikling ttfciMl of her characteristic verve in the GHimborou-h picture The Man from Toronto," which commenced a season at the Pavilion theatre yc>u day. The plot k Lased un the
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    "Private Jones" At The Alhambra.
    123 9 Lee Tracy and the new star. Gloria Stuart, are associated in "'Private Jones," the Universal production which began a season 'at the Alhambra yesterday. This is a delightful comedy of the irresponsible order which always prcves popular. Lee Tracy is seen as a young American
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    "Air Mail" At The Roxy.
    49 9 "Air Mali." the Universalis air thriller with Ralph Bellamy, G'cria Stuart, Pat O'Brien and Slim Summerville. commenced its run at the Roxy last night. It Is a thrilling story of the life of ah* mail pilots. There are interesting shorts preceding the main feature.
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    WELL-KNOWN ARABS IN COURT.
    388 9 Accused Discharged: No Defence Called. A CASC of allgad criminal klttatidatlaa which was commenced before the District Judfce (Mr. H. A. Forren ye-tcrday had an Jb-upt ti rminttion. the accusrd. Svid SaaCullah Alt:rmlzi. alias S.adullah Khan, being discharged alt m the evld.iuv oi the complainant had
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    LAST NIGHT'S CONCERT.
    173 9 b 4id 01 PmjM Ltbar School Pi mL A very good entertainment for a very good cv-ae was last nig tit'» concert at the Wesley Church Hall in aid of the Paya Leb-r School Building Fund. Almost every one ot the items was encxred Madame Diets was
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    ISLAND CLUB EVENTS.
    83 9 The fo icwlng are the five best cards returnet for h. Map Mtdal stroke > at. the Ls'and Cl ib on Saturday and Sunday: M. Hrnda 44 -.88—18- J. W. Moore 404 Bir 73—8=71. L. Road 46-f 4*!trBfi—lB-71. D Duncan 48- 4-; »2—lB-74 P Martens 43 -»-45_;8»—14=74
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    INDO-CEYLONESE F.A.
    70 9 ICI'.A trr.mr, for p.-.cticv rratch on FrltW) at th C.T.A. around: "A" .nathan. Thannaitn^am. Scth.imbaram. Pillai. S Rajah. R. Sar.garam; D. Suppiah. 8 Su:npu. Pcrrnvothr. Raioo C v. h RESERVES: A Peetlra. Letc.iumanar.. Lean Pcrr-.a »capt.». B'* XI Isnisil Eattar: Don. 8. N. Nalr; Vro-pan. A. Sankaran. C.
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    BAND CONCERT.
    64 9 The Band of the S.B. Police will play the H v pre ur.frm». weather permltUrg. at T tv k >»*r tr.r.i,, rv commencing at Ml pm MMh, "Adolphc.'' Mark*: Overture. ••Hun%arlar.' D.la: Walt/. Eton Beating Bone." Kant: Selection. •Faust.'' O-Jun.d; Son.:. Drink to n:e only with thine eyes."
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    THE WOODCOTE STAKES.
    47 9 Reuter. London. May 30. *he race for the Woodcnte Stakes was run at Epsom to-day and resulted as follows: 1 THE OLD PRETENDER 2 BERMUDA. 3 BOOZER'S GLOOM. Six ran. WY.r. by a head, three lengths between second end third 2 evens. o—l. R?utcr.
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    CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB.
    54 9 As the ni! n b- rship campaign of the Chinese Swimming •Ch'b will close on Jun« 30. 1033. mtendlng members who w.sh to avail themselves af the reduced entrance fee from $10 to $3 are kindly requested to send fn their names to the hon secretary before
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    TRADE FAIR CONCLUDES.
    279 9 125,000 Visitors. THE 44 BUY BRITISH MOVEMENT. THE British Trade Fair which opened at the 7 '•^•»m: l n wa, an undreamed-cf r P^ rt P^ VCd u by h crowds •at truxnged the show grounds nightly flocked to the Pair, and by 9 o'clock moved about
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    BIRTHDAY PARADE.
    72 9 Prince Of Wale:; To Take Kind's Haee. Reuter Wireless. London. May 29. It is not likely that the Kmg will attend the trooping of the t clour In cell oration oi Jtrthday next Saturday and his place will p» o-.bly be taken by the Prlrce of Wales It
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      605 9 t LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. kingswood school Nc. 11, Lorong 35. Geylans. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. Fiom Primary to Cambridge Junior Schedule m WOrl L same as m Oov t- Schools. No age i nni.. Chinese «Mandarin) and Tamil taught > without .xtra charges. Students prepared for t, f 3 5 Spmal coaching
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    DEATH.
    40 10 Mr*. Auth ncla Jeremiah, on Tuesday night. May 30. at her rtsidence. 273, Race Course Road. The cortege *111 leave the residence at 4 30 p.m. to the Church of Saint Joseph and th nee to the BidaUari Cemetery.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    35 10 Mi. and Mrs. N. E. Ess. tkg to thank sincere ly th-jr re'a Ives *nd friends *ho attended the luiicrai of their belo*«ti »on. Herman, and those who sent *reath> and Mter* of condolenc?.
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    ON THE WAY.
    646 10 Under this heading a little »ver a month ago we asserted that some form of rubber control was on thi way. We were primarily inspired to make that mm -rtion by the declaration of Mr. S. de Graaf, the Dutch Minister of the Colonies, to the effect
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS.
    549 10 Comments By The Way. II I 'CEUJENCY Im j,. I n turned mm i lin "i il" i Omm) at Ux taitaMtti and tttt potoiitiaiitns ol the undeveloped country Wbtea cover vast areas in Pahang. Kelantaii and Trcngqanu mv.st have been revived in His ExceUency'a mmL
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Penang.
    115 10 The annual report of the Registrar of Vehicle, shows a considerable decrease in all passengeriarrylng vehicles. f^rnr l^ 2 Uan WM fined «M and Ooi say SLSL m PoMeMlon f "^-Government Leong Hua. who walked off with a doctor', that during a meeting of
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    Malacca.
    19 10 Wl the Seremban Magistrate on a charge of using criminal force on a Tamil pay a flne $25
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    Cameron Highlands.
    39 10 An imported English rose planted at Mate. Now that the Sak»<« i there are there, area of the Cameron fflS? rels are m, f ilu of S2SSS: These heds of rirSrdng fru t 165 and rob the
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    Kuala Lumpur.
    132 10 Hamid bin Latiff ai f cheating his frifnd S C micted °< was sentenced to ne °L* Sdr ng and a ar.d fined Jio. c Js J ™Prisonmtnt -nth, sH strokes fftE" WaS rdered to fitting house trespass enr^ 1, for com g f oL h g Kuala
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY
    471 10 BY "LOOKER-ON" what did i tell Rubber restriction is on All the leading anti-restri are changing their views- i mentswill be driven to teketh course. It's only a question oi V An oiler on an up-counti has drawn King Salmon in sweep That should keep oiled for
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    On Other Pages.
    35 10 OUR SHORT STORY, on M SHIPPING NEWS, o.j MUSLIM AFFAIRS, on page 15. MALAYANS AT HOME, on pau- I WOMAN AT HOME, on pauCOMING HOME ON LEAVE, on RADIO PROGRAMME on pa| >
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      124 10 I j DANCINO. I-oxtrot. Waltz. Tango, etc.. taught at mum* Dance StucUo. Meyer Manalora Plat 6. Coleman Street. SPECIAL A< OMMODATION TOR GIRLS RECEIVING LOW SALARIES Is Arranged In The Y.VV.C.A. AT S. FORT CANNING ROAD SI \C A PORE. Eurasian, Asiatic European Cirls acronii: odated on Salary ba^i>. When
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    CHINESE AND JAPANESE COMMENCE NEGOTIATIONS.
    70 11 MILITARY SITUATION ALONE DISCUSSED. I THER DELIBERATIONS ON FOREIGN WARSHIPS, Probably Satisfactory." Precautions To Protect Chinese Delegates. M and Japanese delegates have opened the peace North China and the result of the first meeting ii Mid atistactory": Further talks will take place on a .h>
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    FACES OF THE NEGOTIATORS.
    638 11 Shanghai. May 30. ding the Chamber af i Gen. Feng Yu Hsiang. congratulating him .-.".-Japanese campaign. .t*e to th? nation to agalnatj the compro- effected in North ha\e appealed to of the Peiping PoliC numHf, to repudiate uround that it was nation—that it was ntal principles,
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    DIPLOMAT'S DEATH.
    72 11 Served In Peking And Siam. Reuter. Londcn. May 30. The death has occurred of Sir Herbert De. nit. X.C M.G.. M.V O —Reuter Sir Herbert Guy Derir.g was a well-known diplomat and in 1899 served in Peking, where received a medal and clasp in 1900 for defence of
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    RESTIVE TRIBESMEN.
    47 11 Attack On While Settlers Repulsed. Reuter. Nairobi. May 30. Anne;' S;k rib smen invaded white settled area at Laikip.a. en'e:<.d a farm and attacked the whites with fpears. Ti.e whites fired and it is believed that several tribesmen were wounded. The police dispersed the tribesmen.—Reuter.
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    CHINESE PATENT LAW.
    61 11 Reuter. London. May 30. In vie House of Commons Mr Wm. Nunn di tv. at ention to an inquiry by the Shanghai Chamber of Commerce as regards the Chinese patent lew. Mr. Walter Runclman (Minister of Trade* replied that the mater was under consideration in view of
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    ROVERS B.P.'s PICNIC.
    105 11 It is proposed to make a trip to the Kota Tinrgi Waterfalls. Johore Bahru. on Sunday. June 11. The subscription fee is $1.50 minimum for employed members and friends, and $1. for .'•choolbo\s and unemployed members. In order to facilitate arrangements, fees must be paid before June
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    WATCHMAN STABBED.
    32 11 A* about three o'clock this morning a Sikh watchman was stabbed near Sophia Road by two Chinese and in now in hospital In a criticnl condition. One arrest was made.
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    GERMANY-AUSTRIA DISPUTE.
    545 11 Hi>rh Indignation In Both Countries. Reuter. Berlin. May 27. *FHE repressive measure* of the Dolfuss Gov•a eminent «Austria i against the Nazis. 1 '.<> wnich vie Oerman Government has replied hf imposing a 1.000 mark fee for visas for all Germans aching to vlst Austria, has caused a
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    EVEREST CLIMBERS.
    87 11 Desperate Race Against Monsoan. Reuter. London. May 30. There are prospects thru the Rut tledgeE. Test expedition may experience a setback owing to the breaking of the monsoon. According to reports from Darjeellng the monsoon has already reached Calcut'a and is expected in the Everest district ihis i
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    ANTI-DUMPING LAW.
    46 11 Japan Protests To Chinese Government. Reuter. Shanghai. May 30. Japan has lodged a strong protege io China against the •prohibitive" tariff cabled on May 22 as aimed principally against Japarese gcods. also again- 1 the anti-dumping legislation at present under contemplation by Chita Reuter.
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    GREAT WORLD CABARET.
    56 11 The Oreat World Caba-et will b? having a tea dance this afternoon. Dancing w»ll comm. nee at 5 o'clock and will contmue until 7 p.m. The night jaw orchestra, und r the direction of Mr. Purhman. will b.- In attendance Admission is by coupons only, whicn can
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    NEW DESTROYER.
    33 11 Reuter. Lisbon. May 30. The Prime Minister, Mr. Salazar. dressed like one of the workmen, from whom he received an enthusiastic welcome, to-day n:d the k?el of the new destroyer. "Dao."—Reuter.
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    GANDHI WEAK BUT HAPPY.
    232 11 Victory Of Rut TEMPLES OPENED TO rXTOI'CHABLES. Reuter Wireless. Poona. May 30. M R f. NDHI *<*k and exhausted 111 ni Joytui to mmm tnat lne <* hi, "I-b!..! d at Kunjang .Orissa, by of tn fa,nous siv t*mp^to untouchables. Mr Gandhi Is at present l
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    DUTIABLE LIQUOR.
    179 11 Car Shadowed By Revenue Officers. The District Judge «Mr. H. A. Porrer» delivered -udgme-nt yesterday in (he case in\olving four Chinese mho mere charged .with possession of dutiable samau. Two of the accused are retail liquor shop llcencees. Some meeks ago. Revenue Officers shadowed a Bab\ Au.»t:n car
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    PRO-NOTE CLAIM.
    138 11 Plaintiff Wins In Johore Suit. (F om Our Otcn Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. May 29. A civil su'.t MM feard before Sheikh Abu Bakar (Second Magistrate) yesterday, in which he defendant. Inche Syed Omar bin Salleh. an employee of the P.W.D. Johcre Bah: a. •said that he signed a
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    BARTER WITH SOVIET.
    110 11 U.S.A. To Open Special Trade Discussion. Reuter New York. May 30. It is understood that negotiations for the bcrtrr of product will open shortly between the Government and r- preventatives of the U.8.8.R. The products e-<p«cially to be considered will be Am l lean cotton and live
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    PUBLISHING SECURITIES.
    53 11 Reuter Wireless. Washington. May 17. t»m lCMdfnt R3oS Vr lt hm signed the Securities Ml which MM wide pMMßtt* for full detaM of MiiiiillMl issued to the publ.c The mea- xtends strict Federal upervi- lon over that "■uance of new socuritle- MM* the administration of thf Federal Trade
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    FACTS POINT TO SUICIDE.
    112 11 Sensational End Of Airwoman. Reuter. T„_ Aleppo. May 31. HE circumstances of the death of Fraulein yon Etzdorf. the Geiman airwoman, point U t according to thi official medical report. It appears that after climbing from the machine she was taken to the BfhaW r here
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    CORSICAN BANDITS.
    102 11 Notorious Leader Arrested By French Police. Reuter Wireless. A.iarcio <Coriea), T9. The notorious ba-dit chief. Andre Spada. long wanted by the French police, was arrested to-day in his hiding place near a ham16 named CoR«ia. The desperate dt ds cf Spada and his associates pro\ok«d the French expedition
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    LATVIAN AIR MAIL.
    48 11 Reuter Wireless. Riga. May 28. Two Latvian airmen. Puli and Zelms, tock mj to-day en rcute for Gambia. British West Africa; the aer.plane ii, equipped with a Brlti*h 98 hp. Cirrcce mrtor. They are not attempting a record but a:e earning special mail-- Renter Wireless.
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    MR. SOONG LEAVES U.S.
    24 11 Reuter. N W York. May 31. Mr. T. V Scong left lor En-land to-nicht en the liner 1 Europa. —Reuter.
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    BIG MOVE TO RESTRICTION.
    155 11 VITAL MEETING IN AMSTERDAM. Mr. Barbour's Ideas. D.E.I. Govt. Should Buy Native Rubber. ffron Ovr Own Correspondent.) London, May 30. JT is expected that a big move towards rubber control will shortly result from the meeting of the Amsterdam International Association of rubber and other cultures.
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    NO DUTCH AIR STRIKE.
    37 11 Reuter Wireless. Amsterdam. May 27. Following the announcement that their grievances; and claims will be considered the pilots of the Dutch air lines have unanimously withdrawn their decision to strike—Reuter Wireles.-. i —j
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    DE VALERA IN ITALY.
    25 11 Reuter Wireless. Rome. May 27. The King of Italy received President De Valera and conversed with him for forty mlnutec—Reuter Wireless.
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    Special Selections For This Afternoon's Races.
    99 12 STRAIGHT TIPS FROM THE STABLES. HORSES WORTH WATCHING. DOUBLE TOTE ON RACES 6 AND 8: BIG SWEEP ON RACE 8. Everything points to a wry enjoyable afternoon's sport to-day whm the fourth card of eight events in connection with the Sinvapore Turf Club's six-day
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    VERY FEW ANIMALS SCRATCHED TO-DAY.
    583 12 DELOW arc fiven the thumb-nail sketches pn pared for to-day's mala l>y •The-Man-At-Tnt'-Rails'-and ntowfeeic tm this page will also bt found the special selections mathby "Winning Post ZM P.M. Race I.—Ponies, lasses 2 and 3 (Combd.). Div. :j. Furlongs. 1 THE IMP 9—o .May via
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    "WINNING POST'S" TIPS.
    78 12 Special Selections For To-day. CIELECTIONS b waning Post M tlns > afternoons cv nts are as follows: R ACE 1 —HEAD OF THE BILL Cinders. More Ould RACE 2 KLTIM Chloo. PMMJMtY RACE 3 —PPRINOKELL Yellow River. Lanikin. RACE 4.—CHEERFUL LADY Nancykar Sunmald II RACE V—UNDER LAP
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    DERBY DAY.
    188 12 Hyperion's Owner Very Sanguine. Reuter. London. May 30. ALTHOUGH as a resuK of the virtual tcratching of Rodoato prices for the :rites show a shght contraction, the Derby still remains the mos open problem for years lb fcMj »s likely to be hard which favours Manitoba. RM following
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    INDIANAPOLIS RACE.
    48 12 Two And A Record Crand Prix. MOTORING. Reuter. BmmMJMsV May 30 Mt;ei d'ivlnc :;n eigh» cvlind- Tydol 52 T' 0 l4 "M—muih Grand Prix tO "JS? ln lhc v ord tlm? of 4 hr?. 48 mins race was ma:red by t*o fatal accidents I- :t\-two .^n*-ed—Renter.
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    T.K.O. IN TWO MINUTES.
    48 12 S*'nMiti.)iial End To Title Bout. BOXING. Reuter. In 103 Allßcleli May 30. 1.1 a ft>ht f„r th' worlds wclteiwei-lr «gPMiahto, j,mmy McLarniu beat uTLmh oun c 0 t, c wf s t,pph as rS The fight lasted only two minute* and n sccondv—Reuter na
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    HOBBS AND HAMMOND IN FORM.
    391 12 Both Score Double Centuries. CRICKET. j II r R. HAMMOND, the Gloucestershire allfa rounder, fresh from his record making W rea m Australia and New Zsaland, scored a ■MUG e.p.t-.uy against Leicc.-tershir; at Leicester, tnabling his side to win by wickets m ti. championship game
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    POINTS SHARED IN DIV. I.
    464 12 S.R.C. And I». J} rani "RECS." THROW \u v THEIR CHANCES. T'By -Rimi. HE S.R.C. and Pulau Bnu scoring a &XL each, eh the second round of the s P a 1., at Anson Road yesterday It < at a called that the Islanders yon
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    JOHORE STATE COUNCIL
    1997 13 i o Of Local Timber. B. J. it BARTON'S CRITICISM. IHG of thr Council of State. Johore. .V trduy at the Dewan. Johore mm* the Hon. Dato Abdul presided and the others preli.:.ku Mahkota, the Hon M mm bin Abdul Majid Beea the Hon. Mr. S. W.
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    REST-HOUSE TO BE MOVED.
    269 13 Johore Economy Step? NEW SITE NEAR THE STATION. (From Our Own Corrttpondent > •Johore Bahru, May 29. WELL-KNOWN institution in Johore Bahru. the Government rest-house, which stands between the 1 (Mbs and the Public YY rk. Department in the main street of the town. Jalan Ibrahim,
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    CONVICT CHARGED.
    235 13 Tanglin Thief Again Before The Magistrate. Dressed m the gaib of a convict. Kassim bm Hus&ain. a well-built Javanese who was serving a sentence cf nine weeks' rigorous imprisonment on convicted on three charges cf ttael appeared before the Second Magistrate Mr A. W. Hay yesterday on a
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    SEAMEN DISAGREE.
    168 13 Sequel To A Fierce Fight In Chinatown. A tierce light betwnn two rival gangs of seamen, said to be members and ncn-membors of the Seamen's Labour Union, had a sequel be lore th? Third Magistrate »Mr J. P. F. Gregg i yest°rdav. when the Chinese alleged to nave
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    CLASH AT POLITICAL MEETING.
    56 13 Reuter Wireless. Danzig. May 26. A dozen persons were severely injurtd end thirty others slightly injured in a serious cleah v. i;h uniformed National Socialists and the Government Party at a meeting in a small town w«r Daiudg yes erday following a mass meeting of 50.000
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    MORGAN BANKING DISCLOSURES.
    229 14 EFFORT TO DISCREDIT INVESTIGATOR Minister To Resign Reuter Wireless. Washington. Mav 29 T I h Html mi I ut Pre Mm Roosevelt has 1 Mnri HM Senate Bankh.* Commit which is Jnvi.-iitjatin;: the business; of Mori an s. that he desired 'to have the Im.s':cation no tht<;uf;h
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    DWINDLING GOLD RESERVES.
    158 14 Grnw Situation In Get Many. Reuter Wireless. Berlin. May 27 Ml Reich Cabinet has decided to place th- iLZ? 000 000 marks th. ,i nuinys shipping companies 7 Th- mmm 0 f the legalisation of th par are frcm the gold standard or he United States ha,
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    JUST, WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW.— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    84 14 JUST, WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW. TO-DAY'S SHIPPING HUA KHIOW 00. Liquidator's Accounts Approved. N Mu./on holders attended with U O C Smalky. h? liquidator. Mr The liquidators account .k,.. lIS of mjm M T m L£^y m •mounted to $7.9-0.21; P* l atlon wore $9 163 89 Z tribute*
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    116 14 Singapore May 3! SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES Fast wnarl .Entrance Oate 1, \an Hemsz 22: Altai Maru «0 Mam Wharf .Entrance Gate 3» Andre Lcaon 18: Bua„ 16: Bmm R ohnamoy 11; Telresias 7. Empire Dock .Entrance Gate 3) 30. Baron B.:haxen 33 36 Empire Dock ,Entrance Oate
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    POSTAL INTELLIGENCE
    40 14 SEVEN DAYS! Dutch Air Mail Due To-Morrow. Malls despatched from London on May 25 b> he X L. M s "Pelican/- which was the machin- which maugurjtcd the European ser vice a few weeks ago PrOV>Bb,y dte at
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    24 14 Ba: l via by aero- a fx General Post Offlc r '3 p.m. tj-morrow Bjaj end O r«MO by the "Poela I
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    OLD RUSSIAN SCANDAL.
    22 14 Child Thai w as Bought From A .Midwife. '-:>" led mm X the sooth, ■randil. chlid r '"X th- whole
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    MONEY MARKET
    176 14 SELLING. Singapore, May 29. London 4 months- sight 2 4 London 3 months' sight 23 31 3? London GO days' right J, ]S ,3 {5222 days 2 3 29 32 London demand oLondon T.T. 2 3 27 3" Lyon:, and Pari-, demand c 7 o Hamburg demand New
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    PRODUCE.
    169 14 Singapore M ay 30 t S£!w S3 1 ,Kr K,,yan t,oc Hire. B. Fiam m Woe, b. Bfcni U 1 S11:; Woe. Siam -ovj- ,109 Wee. siam "S3? 5 1 :7<J Wee. Siam 0l d" L> 5154 Baa. Ha 2 -ok JJ2 Siam. No. 3 "Sii he 5156 Wee.
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    FRENCH CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    11 14 Reuter Wireless. 'France, 6-1. 6-3 Mmle R°sambert —Reu'er Wireless.
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    238 14 Public Functions A*i Sports Fixtures. d TO-DAY. MAY Hi- h Tides.-1.58 a.m.. 3.50 p m Rotary Luncheon. Adelphi Hotel Singapore Race*. Gclf: Keppel G .C. Ladies Fou League Football: Div in vL HI. Anson Road;' Y M C A l! Besar. rt PS, j
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    AMUSEMENTS
    107 14 ALHAMBRA. Lee Tracy m Jon CAPITOL- The Sign of the f>c«.« SCUk With Wa poa Maureen O'Sullivan C^Sf--* 8 Sharer. Taikte: Teach ORenoT Marlborough. Tamu uiue. "i^tar Sh0 "Ghost Train, cabaret ?,'h PruS Vnm «f ran in ihe Call of the Flesh'). PAVILION— The Man from Toronto." sil ™t
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      23 14 TAKE ENERVIN TONE WINE AND BE STROM;. Violins Fittings i! Cheapest Best SEASON CO., LTD., j 115, North Bridge Road, SINGAPORE. j I
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      272 14 CLUB DIARY. reader, P tne "LlaL T 2 ar < MjN* /o co-operate tn V/ S<crete Ml 3 be inolldrTfn Z -n 8 The -c:ub Dtmnr mZ Dtar °> TO-DAY MAY 31. Bpm Mcc 46 00 26- Gey la:.. »22 Badminton Member* l 1 Sports Club. 430 pm Wai Nr
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      196 14 HNGAPOKI MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. MB th, mtth lhH a~d North-West Sumntr-i <Van Omhoorm 3pm ■at** Ir..and. PLdjoe lad Palembang SES i' al 'Scott itarS, J l2 Redah, p, M■ i N- :th North-Ea-t a-a X rth Wp«i Sumatra. Siam. Burma M. Irao. Palestine E~vpt East =fi BNtt Africa, Europe. Great
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    EUROPEAN MUSLIMS' CONFERENCE.
    788 15 Dr. Khalid Sheldrake's Tour. MUSLIM AFFAIRS. T I! *as published In thai rimZfiLSi d T a8 staUn thn Dr. a 1 fe pres,dent f west. CTn Islamic Association. London havinir eon Ctadjj h:s mchan tour, would be a r ,2 *ifJl ln days- time, has ■MM* interest
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    AMERICA'S UNEMPLOYED.
    192 15 Two Measures Receive Senate Approval. Washington. March 31. The Roc&evelt regim s efforts to succour Amencu s vast army cf unemployed, c timated to be from Uelv.- to fifteen milhcti strong. ha\n suHunced two step, further with the approval by the Senate oi two relief measures. One of
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    SAFETY FIRST.
    107 15 Dog Finds Refuge With The Police. Munich. A DACHSHUND, which was in the habit of going for walks by itself, started to cross the Odeonsplatz. one of the city's most crowded squares, at the busiest time of day. When half way across the dog- lost its head and
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    EPIC OF A TINY SHIP.
    332 15 British Brave Terrors Of Eternal Ice. Simonstown tCape ProvincrV While huge 20.000-ton floating whale factories Wtxm hastening noi.h wards to escape the perils of the Antarctic winter, a tiny ship steamed serenely southward to the edge of Jie ice-pav'.:. It was th? Royal research ship.
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    A STRANGE CURE.
    87 15 I arahseti Woman Flees From Earthquake. La> Angelas Mrs Lillian Jaoks'<n. v. host- hands art lc*\ ,-r limbs had long been parahsrd. wsu rtusi;*, Iu>m rcr rhair bv the rec~t earthquake heir When she recovered her self-possesion she found that *he was walkhi* along the bcach front
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    SILENT FOR 65 YEARS.
    78 15 Heartbroken Widower Refuses To Sneak. Istanbul. Hassan Bey. a native of Kaisarieh In Anatolia, was heartbroken when his wife, whom he married when he was forty, died five year. ktt< r That was 65 years ago. Now Hassan Bey Is 110. but since his wife's death
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    "MANY HAPPY RETURNS."
    78 15 Octogenarian ycles For 300 Miles. Cologne. From his village home an the banks of the Moselle Rlv r. a 87-year-010 man MM set out on a "push-bike" for Berlin— about 300 mile* away. An enthusiastic Waal, he hopes to arrive in time to wish Chancellor Hitler Many
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    THE NEW EUROPE.
    81 15 Yon Papen Urjres Rebuilding On Racial Basis. Reuter Wireless. B rlin. May 25. The reorganisation if Eun pc on a racial basis as opposed to the present "state of Nationalism" was urged by Hr Yon Papen kl speech to-day at Iburg Westphalia. wlv-n h~ declared that Europe
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    INFANT MORTALITY IN SPAIN.
    70 15 I our Million Children Die Of Neglect. Madrid. through neglect 1 th? Wsr-chiefly ml tnlr k P ng in *«h the reZZmiT hCUSa:jdB PW* E 'he cold ot 9* *m that moat Spanish mothers unpiepared for the career of motherhood Lack of frn* air a.id ftarfcai
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    PRESIDENTS LUNCH.
    350 15 Some Hints For The Housewife. Washington. Prf'.der.t Roosevelt has had a fourpennv .unvlu.--anci has declsred it good It wa strved in the White House under a menu prepared by the Home Ecoromits Department ef Cornell University Th,. haaMnal had the Innatana sent over to him at hL« desk
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    NO ALPHABET.
    111 15 Twdvt Mm Languages To Be Written. Haawa Pijpi' t inalia anttaanlll s whj ha*e nan b:en able to wrhe U all languages or. p.. per ar. now having alphabets dcv sed for them The work i* b°:n<: carried out by the Soviet All-Union Committee for New Alphabets. The
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    FIVE KILLED: 10 HURT.
    96 15 Derailment Of Suburban Train. Reuter Wireless. London. May 25. Five people were killed and forty Injured wh n a suburban train on the 3 uthern Pulway from Waterloo en rctfte to Alton Jumpd the rails near Raynes Park s:a?lon. The engine and clinging coach -s became
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    "TRUNK MURDERESS."
    72 15 Mrs. Judd Refused Clemency By Grand Jury. Arizona Mrs. Ruth Judd, who was sentenced to death tn connection with the Los Angel s trun.i murders has been refused clemency. A grand jury had recommended that th< entence be commuted to one of life imprisonment. Mrs. Judd was convicted
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    HYDE PARK INCIDENT.
    61 15 Reuter Wireless. London. May 25. The decision cf the Court Martial on the Sergeant of th Guard and th. :n connection with the incident Ot the magazine Rusrd in Hyde Park was that Sergeant Fam«.*erlry of the Firs. Scot* Gauds is reduced to th? ranks and Ouardsman
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    MALAYANS AT HOME.
    1666 16 THE RESTRICTION OF TIN. Brighter Days Soon. (Fn,m Our Orn Correspondent J Lond>n. May 17. Tin- fine weather we have been having continues ard London i- revelling in golden sun...iie. I have wver seen so many flowers iii evidence for many a lent year and people a
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    FILMING YOUR ROMANCE.
    766 16 The King's Absence From The May Courts. WOMAN AT HOME. 'By Philiney, News that mmm Majesty 'able to at- nr. mm M of the MayVou™ \*meT« a great disappointment to mZSmT It was a surprise to most of the debutantes who learned of the Kings enforce* only
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    COMING HOME ON LEAVE—?
    1058 16 Gay Night Clubs On The Thames. London. May 18. Londoners, in a passive sort of way. are vei v Bma 0f oid buildings with literary or historical L is true they seldom go to see ZZ ,r /ancient monument." but it m ahvav< news when anytliing
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      70 16 A^^^ mM W Mobiloi! gives you JP^t WAY PROTSCTJO2S3 M0K.10,l y ,»u mmm mhTlSl IT ,h ,owrr fr,r,,on > n>in.«n„m. m.krefill w„h Mobilo.l Vnd bTsA?£ Dr 5? M rUn •>« ""per.To m.ke urc Ih.t r.rh f "ST 1 ,h W,n fr ~'> to «II pan. whrn lh«* r-rnt„| q a
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      416 16 HAS LOST f .47 Fn THREE YEAtS? 68 lbs. Gone Altog^ A woman wtm -9 I hav- been taking Ki m in hot water, and ha w a»T My weight hefon taJdrei isnow ,28i br c<:,,is marvellous. My mrthei taking Kruschen and l think th'y are wonderful a M is
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    SEARCH FOR LOST OASIS.
    243 17 or I ish woman's Venture In Libyan Desert. |£.t Cairo. in elusive oasis, of which told, Lady Clayton-East- in her •Moth light tiM heart of the Libyan d'sert. n T!:mander Roundell, R.N. kaswa as the Lost Oasis of ar her husband. Bir Robert i d that
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    "WIRELESS LIGHTHOUSE."
    66 17 I' 1 IV Installed At Croydon For Air Pilots. Paris. •A'.iich will guide aerc a ra: ge of 250 miles may iit Croydon. The invention, ri < :i engineer, is nou- in use Lc Bourget. advice an aeroplane can alorg a straight line to its -'...a", n ent
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    COST OF WILD DOGS.
    36 17 Brisbane. Queensland has been spent tn y the dingo (wild dogi M official announcement. 9km* a scalp is paid the money spent on desban 20 000 miles of dog-proof Bp by landowners.
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    THE ZOO'S LARDER.
    171 17 Gorilla Saved By Weeks Of Nursing became- much h W *ft y un m ale *orula SSTS more aff «ctionate and tractabl. than he had ever bean before as the result o tena- t the «treme. UeuogKt and n r v amer n th Pathologist, and Dr.
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    SYDNEY'S 100 YEARS.
    306 17 Mfchty Port Celebrates Its Growth. Sydney. 1)011 aad ca P ital of mm boutn Wales, whose inhabitants boast thet th- P-sses* the finest harbour in the world i_- on paring to celebrate the centenary of its exht erxe a* a city Hn J iU JUn< 1833 tha
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    POLICEMAN FELLED.
    55 17 Prisoner Hits Him With Manacled Hands. Cairo. Ahmed Rahman heard himseif sentenced to ehl months' imprisonment. Calmly, he lit a cigarette A policeman rebuked him for his action Ahmed Rahman thereupon struck the policeman a blow on the head with his manacled nand.s. His victim was removed to
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    BISON FOR POSTAGE STAMPS.
    74 17 th? o? Ue °1. lUmp lh oi Pi. hk? T IS n ,S lhe P™**** l of the for^^ Ch 2 lhP International Society »or the preservation of the Ure-ox. of tht Society's tenth anniversary fa Augusl W LTeLTS l<*rap,v ».th regard to the mm of
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    SINGAPORE MARKET.
    455 17 Details Of Current Prices. Singapore May 26. MEAT. 6* 'round), jtati 32 Beci. Me* or curry, kati 2a Pork. lean, kali g*i?» and fal I" Quality., kati 32 Mutton. Ai*trallan. lb ,t Foal, kati Hens I locally reared;, kati Docks, each Pigeon, domestic unfledged, pair an Plgeom Uedged.
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    CHINA'S STAND.
    281 17 leaders' Opinion On Current Affairs. In a word, if it is derogatory to our nation »1 honour, not only would we refuse to be cowed into submission by Japan alone, bu; also even if all oUur countries should combine in attemptng to coerce us.—Mr Wang Ching Wei Chairman
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    JOINT COMMITTEE ON INDIA.
    230 17 Accepting Realities Of The Situation. London. May 15 A special nrhcle in "The Times" surveying the Joint Committee s task, suggests that Oovornments proposals, representing the middle course between the two extreme, will prohablv hold the field. The writer: cays Indian? are now aware that genuine
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    PERMANENT PARACHUTE.
    113 17 Wearer Can Jump From A Mazing Building. Prague. A parachute—designed for "permanent vwr" —has been invented by one cf the most mcdi-t women in the world who lives in a north Bohemia ton She insists on remaining incognito The contrivance, she points out. would be very useful \i
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    AFTER 19 YEARS.
    133 17 Writer Has To Pay For Own Letter. Belgrade. I N'ir.e een years ago a man dropped a letter into a pillar-box in Cetinje. Montenegro, addressed to his cousin In Colorado. America. The date of the postmark was March 19. Then the war came. Cetinje ceased to exist
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    WOMEN DRIVERS.
    102 17 Want No Help And No Compliments. Madrid. Taxis are likely to become extremely popuuu here before long. A number of dark-eyed senoritas. selected for their good looks, are soon to be seen plyinc. taxis for hire along Madrid streets^ They are now busily engaged in studying even mechanical
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    LAST OF TERRYS DIES.
    129 18 Played One Part 3,000 Times. I London. II* R. Fred Terry, the last or the f«™. in family of acr ard LtZmlt T htN at the age of 69 ha8 of a family of fourteen h th e > ,oun femous brothers and Terry. Florence. Knte.
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    MIGRATION OF BIRDS.
    163 18 The Majority Follow The Same Route. until comp., ,t,, ly lULV What has^ 101 more than anv hlng else to d ne knowledge has" 2T "J* Unring birds for identification 01 But the greatest incentive to bird-levers to »h»t knowledge has be>n widespread realisation of th- importance
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    HE FORGOT!
    184 18 Could Not Rvmember His Wife. Ttu follownig dialogue took place here he. t*een the PuMdem and waneduring the H urt-mur tlavj of a jroung man accused of fail. Prance 11 1 se:v,J ,n Jig President Is that your ran Witness: I h'-.n't Hie faintest idea, but :t s
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    CLOCKS FROM MILK.
    144 18 And Houses Huilt Oi Rabbet*. Tu:t...t-.,h.:i clock made from milk are g*l PL by ttH Pla-tic Mater iek Exhibition in London. UUuv unbelievable" tnveattPjjj arc: Crockery made of disinfectants. Wcodwork" made of high explosives and moth I bills, wheels made of cotton, and false ueth made of
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    THE RIGHT HAND.
    76 18 Prevailed Wrong Answer lieinu Given. Soft*. I SH S?S m a cla of i«M school here h.ld up hi, hand when the d a question and nev, r mcc was MM Riven Th* elass Ml bun 5 £VSS f'.r th. benefit of an Inrp-ctor S tocher W-XVS
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    THE MINIATURE.
    275 18 Painted Face (Juards Murder Secret. New York. FOR one hundrtd yeais the painted face of the Empress Jos phln-. first wife of Napoleon, has guarded the secret of the murder of a great French statesman, Martimer the Duke of Treviae. Her portrait in a miniature painted on ivory
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    "WEDDING DEPOSIT."
    81 18 And The Ymwrng Man Nearly Paid. A rfii.«n».. Perugia «Italy i. nn, nd s*? wa: onJ > <** black «M n the nappy plcture al thl b mm! J2 2. T' «w»— «lth WU» your* =yr i-sjs 5 sag MV reddin? bad luck" brln and 'have now!" the
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    THREE YOUNG SUICIDES.
    153 18 Children Who Became "Tired Of Life." MM of c hildren aho were tired of re sent by Reuter Correspondents boy has committed mm--2? g Ude 5 lUs could 4*2 Hl ket P hlm x MMMI at Prokuplle J 5 Bon.lav Tnetkovitc h. was alwaw •rm Ther. Hm
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    FINES FOR UNFIT.
    104 18 Cjmpulsory Physical Jerks In Balkans. Belgrade. 93m} Alexander has signed the new a„, Mmm fur the compulsory ir ?Z n young men and women in Yugoslavia ITa^nd cV r^l YUgOBUV a i i he but in other cases in *****01 founds and pupils JfflTiS A* "peclal h.,hday
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    PRINCE AS PRIEST.
    99 18 "The World Is Full Of Hate." Vienna. pRINCE GEORG. the former Crown Princ; of who became a Jesuit priest, is a euest at the Jesuit monastery here. The Pine:-. *ho was born on Jan. 15. 1833, took part in the war on the staff of the German
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    BUSH GENEROSITY.
    294 18 Padre's Praise For British Pioneers. Melbourne. Cut in the vast ipaea of Australia's great "Norh-West." whtre parishes ire measured by thousands of square miles, men nave learnt to give—and to give cheerfully Listen to what one of their "padres" says "The bushmans generosity is amazing After I hold
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    NEW BEAUTY QUEEN.
    159 18 Girl Who Does Not Make Up. New York. A hLjh .-ch~ol graduate of twenty has Ur V chos n as next year's b:autv queen, filling as near as possible the followUig requirements of "what women will wanto be like next year": Height f «SS ft n 5
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    MUST GET MARRIED.
    52 18 Octogenarians Looking For Brides. Scores of old war veleranfTt ag s of 70 and «n Uraus the E Ministry ff it P 1 1 Verdict b 1879 Paciiic war «L£2 '"rvivors of the I^S* 4 a Old soldiers who w> SS?" h eia.n their pensions, must seek
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    FOOTBALL-MINDED.
    81 18 Spain's Thanks To British Sailors. A tribute was paid here to who introduced football tn h Sailors result that It is y Hv iJRe sqvare. Payed in every vilThe occasion was a banou.-t i. v Spanish football cham£«-n* v h nour of Anally learned the Tt £5 England. gMu
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    FISH FROZEN ALIVE.
    218 18 Solution To Rivi era Problem. A Nice TRAWLER v lnch has arrive, logne-sur-Mer has inaugurate B°uior the Riviera housewife, who h.. costly luxury. 0 dS flsh a This trawler L s equipped m*i for a new process by which v. frozen alive after being caught h The
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    SECRETS OF THE WAR.
    479 18 Kaiser Watched How The Censors Worked. Paris Secrets cf the day in which the French and aerman censor-hips worked during the J a i,w' c an m VU U,e rench MS Independent inquiries made by Reuters Pa Coriespondent in authoritative quarters -enmrn the accuracy of the
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    BRITISH IN CANADA.
    129 18 Only Just Over Half The Population Now. Ot:a*a. Canadians of Briiish origin in Uv.er year by year Figures oi' the 1931 census now l show thai they form 51.86 per tent total population. In 1921 persons of British origin mmi 5f.4C par cent, of the to.al. In
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    FOUR MEN AND FIVE GIRLS.
    143 19 And An Index. DEFEATING A CITY'S CRIMINALS. Sydney. a s— thrtr taut, of »,1 2 ln Mackay aftrr T.,.h Superintendent y "JJ branch crime Is reCOrd8 ako ««o* the exact methods UM-d by every known criminal. THE SIGNIFICANT TRIANGLE. lh^™™ tX *T r CollecU discovers,
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    NEGOTIATIONS WITH D.I.G.
    123 19 New Cuinea Oilfields Development Expected. The Hague. A combination id Bi Dutch and American capital will develop the oilfields in New Guinea shortly, it negotiations between the Government of the Dutch East Indie* and the Batavian Petroleum Company are successful. A director of the Batavian Petroleum Company,
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    ANTARCTIC SECRETS.
    120 19 "Invaluable Information" For Whaling Industry. CapetownInformation likely to prove invaluable to the whaling industry has been gathered by five scientists aboard the research ship Discovery IH." which has docked at Simons town alte; circumnavigating the southern continent for the first time. During the course of her 30,000-mile voyage,
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    WAITANGI TRUST OPENED.
    125 19 Inaugural Meeting On HistoricSite. Wellington «N.Z.). In the presence of representatives of the mast famous European and Maori families of New Zealand, the Waitangl tn*aty fite. given to the nation, by the Governor-General and Lady BledltOoe. was Inaugurated recently Lord Bledlsloe presided at the inaugural meetiug or
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    ARCHBISHOP TO HIS FLOCK.
    111 19 "Fill In Your Income-Tax Returns Correctly." Paris. The Archbishop of Rouen has appealed to his flock to fill ln their income-tax returns correctly Not only, lie declares, do both conscience and patriotism require the faithful execution of lhu> grave duty, civil law ctndenana resistance or fraudulent
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    BUILDING FOR WATERLOO.
    195 19 Protest At British Objections. Brusscis. A project to allow the battlefield of Waterloo to be buirt otic so as to allow the exploitation of the locality has been tabled In the Belgian Chamber of Deputies by the Socialist member, M. Jules Mathieu. The proposal is to repeal
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