Malaya Tribune, 3 May 1934

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol. XXI. No. 104 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1934 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday, May 3, 1934. Malaya Tribune THE PEOPLE'S PAPER: INDEPENDENT PROGRESSIVE SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1934.
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      80 1 %eaA The Snbttite Dominant In L_- Trj Clover Brand Bzby Your Purse Milk* Cream NAHW r j. y C li s {Quality ana economy I BOLE IMPORTERS THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. k j II Ml KUALA LUMPUR SINGAPORE. j Wm COOKFi) meats wSPRSSsIII^SK S Prepared Fresh Daily. wtA ff||||
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      141 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 I Himalaya I Bouquet J|L. j
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    LIGHTNING STRIKE IN SIAM.
    298 2 Railway Workers' Morning Protest. THE passenger and goods traffic on the Royal Si am State Railways, as far as departure from and entrance to Bangkok terminus and yards were concerned, was entirely suspended by a sudden strike on the part of the Railway employes on Friday
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    WIRES FUSE.
    68 2 Small Singapore Fire Speedily Dealt With. Ar the result of the fusing of wires in the Phoenix Aerated Water.- advertisement in front of their building in Anson rioaa. a small fire broke out about eteht o clock on Tuesday night. The Fire Brigade wer*> summonea and with the
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    MANY SUCCESSES.
    291 2 What The Government Has Done. Rugby. April 27. rE President of the Board of Trade, the Rt. Hon. Walter Runciman. expressed .optimistic views on national recovery in a speeoh at Cardiff last night. He claimed for the National Government a measure of credit for seventeen achievements. These were:
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    CHANGING LAWYERS.
    157 2 Judge Gives A Warning To Litigants. LITIGANTS should not be made to think that they can change solicitors as easily as they can change trousers," said Mr. Justice Prichard in the Supreme Court yesterday in awarding $50 costs against the defendant in a case which was adjourned on
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    WIDOW COMPENSATED.
    164 2 Awarded $540 By Ipoh Magistrate. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, May 1. An award under the Workmen's Comj pensation Act was made in the local Magistrate Court to-day, when I a Chinese woman named, Loh Ah Lam. I widow of an engine driver obtained a sum of $540.
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    FACING THE CRISIS IN CHARHAR.
    385 2 Chinese News From All Sources. Shanghai. May 2 GEN. Sung Che Yuen, the chairm Charhar, consulted Gen. Ko y, Ching, the chairman of the P. Military Council, yesterday on the tion in Charhar. Gen. Ho instruct, to "'face the crisis steadily." Mr. Hsu Ting Fan
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      197 2 FOR YOUR SAKE USE 'ROLAMATS* Solo Agents for Iviaiaya Stockists:— TOM STOREY CO wiiiteaway l.mdlau' CO., ltd.. Hongkong Bank Chambers, iioon sl(k nuBGfO co. Singapore. um**m\mm\mimw\m\ mmm* i tm*mmmtm mm* 12. w j.w. 1. o*msao**»*wm IItI■■IIIII■III■II>I■IIIII■III M 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 SEBRAVAMO'S tonic (Cinchona and Iron
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      165 2 NEXT WEEK HOSPITAL WEEK VOLUNTEER rftn HEADQUARTERS k BEACH ROAD Saturday, May sth. j 9 p.m. to 12 p.m. j A NIGHT OF WONDER PARIS it MIDNIGHT BE A PARISIAN FOR ONE NIGHT VRAIS APACHES ET PETITES MIDINETTES Dance And -Cabaret S THE DI MARTINIS BEAUTY CHORUS I SNAPPY DANCES—PEPPY
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      411 3 EDITION OF SHILLING NOVELS, j ND. AT 50 CTS EACH I •i. ii By Sax Rohmei. I P i! Dcctoi" I'l lli.;Ue 99 99 99 99 99 99 i <"l 99 9» fSkVBpT 99 99 V:i;.ness" M .s n rac Bab'on" Case-" By S. S. Van Din;. Murder Case" Murder
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      334 3 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED—Agents and Canvassers throughout Malaya for selling a ch;ap and elegant article. A good spare time money making opportunity for the light men. Apply to:—CHARI CO., 21. Chulla Street, (First Floor). Singapore. WANTED—By European business house two energetic Straits Chinese to push the sale of well-known proprietary article.
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      501 3 PUBLIC NOTICES. TENDERS. TENDERS are invited for the ptnrha» of the steamship formerly known as "Ban Honj? Lion*," Official No. *****8 of 1,1» Gross Tonnage and 708 Nett Tonnage,*■ she now lies off Tanjong Rhu, f->r breaking up purposes only. Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned up to
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      124 3 FOR SALE. FOR SALE. One complete .set, The Encyclopaedia Bntannua, 29 volumes. in excellent condition, 75 K .tt. MART EXCHANGE, 24, High Street, SINGAPORE. FOR SALS. BELETAB PLANTATIONS. LIMITED. About 800 seres insisting of old trees a* present be.ug tapped, together with all builumgs, tooh and plant are offered for
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      250 3 EDUCATIONAL. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1928. (A Government Reglsttred School). 1 (For Boys and Girls). I A. Kirk Terrace, Dhaby Ghaut, Staffs pore. Enrol for a Sound Musical Education Systematic Training both In Technique »nd Theory. Complete Courses leading to T.CJ* j Certificate, Diploma. etc. Book'et free M ANCIANO.
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      449 3 TO TFT a j*- TO LET—No. 5. Raffles Place, ground floor, spacious office accommodation. Suitable for show room. etc. Apply Meyer Brothers. TO LET- Bunga'.ow No. 1. Margate Rd., eff Grove Rd., close to Katong Park. Inspection any time. Entry l-6-'34. Further particulars from Tele. No. 3170. TO LET. Fully,
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    Shipping News & Notices. BOOTH LINE'S NEW SHIP.
    1826 4 Shipping News Notices. BOOTH LINE'S NEW SHIP. I,oooth Vessel Built At Birkenhead. IN celebration of the building, at the Birkenhead yards of Messrs. Cammell Laird and Co., of the I,oooth ship, the Booth liner "Clement," the staff of the company entertained at dinner at Liverpool, the managing director, Mr. R.
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    NEDERLAND LINE.
    191 4 Regular Passages Now To Villefranche. a s the travelling public know, the liners of A the Nederiand Line Royal Dutch Mail are regularly calling at Villefranche on the Cote d'Azur on their way from Netherland-India Ito Europe, and i v Is stated that this is a decided success.
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    LIFEBOAT HEROES.
    129 4 Men Decorated By Prince Of Wales. British Wireless. London, April 20. The Prince of Wales to-day distributed medals to lifeboa.men for outstanding exhibitions of courage and endurance in rescue work. The recipient of the gold medal, which is the Victoria Cross of the service, included the widow of
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    CHERBOURG'S QUAY.
    50 4 Used By German Atlantic Liner. Paris. April 16. Thr newly-built quay at Cherbourg for ocean liners, which was formally inaugurated to-day. was pu* to use for the first time by the German r*rack liner Bremen." The French author! In made the trip on the German vessel from Hamburg.
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    113 4 untitled big man-eating sharks were killed in Table Bay. When the Swedish motorship "Hammaren" was coming into the dock, a shark was sucked in by her propeller and cut to pieces. A diver had to co down later to cut away the body which was impaled on one of the
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    FIRES ON JUTE CARGOES.
    467 4 Results Of Research In The United States. A NUMBER of fires in cargoes of jute destined for American ports has prompted the initiation in the United States of research to determine the susceptibility of jute to spontaneous heating from mirercbial growths and from vegetable and animal
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    33 4 When the "President Hoover" was leaving Manila a Chinese, apparently a s'owaway from China who failed to get ashore, jumped overboard Just beyond the breakwa.cr. He was picked up by the pilot boat.
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      349 4 I STEAMER SAILINGS. /it II and BRITISH INDIA P. O. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore BHUTAN 6,100 May 10 RAWALPINDI 17,000 May 11 i BEHAR 0,000 May 24 KAISAR-I-HIND 11,500 May 25 1 SOUDAN 6,500 June 6 RAJPUTANA 17,000 June 8 RANCH I 17,000 June 22 BURDWAN
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      65 4 AMERICAN LLOYD AGENCY, LTD., (Incorporated in S.S.). Steamship passages booked by all Lines. Airmail tickets obtainable here. P.M.S. Railway tickets may be purchased at this office. NO BOOKING FEES. Baggage, household effects and merchandise collected, stored, shipped or delivered at reasonable ra'es. Insurance effected. Further Information regarding sailings and fares
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      188 4 Iwi lloyd mum l (Incorporated in Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA. Calling at Penang, Colombo. Bombay, j Calling a', Colombo. Bombay. Suez. Port Karach A °\«i Massowah, Suez, Port Said,' j I Said, Brindisi, Venice Trieste. Brindisi, Venice and Trieste. Due Leave Due mv CLARA
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      216 4 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE. Deutsch H** Q Australiscbe Dampf*chlflj OcaellschAft. 'Onmpanle* incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARDS HONGKONG. BHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due B"pore. sjs. PREUSSEN. via Manila May 16 m.s. DUISBURQ, via Manila May W ms. RHEINLAND, via Manila June 12 mjs. SAUERLAND, via Manila June 26
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      569 4 STEAMER SAILING^ (gEi NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. >«iA|/ (Incorporaioci In Germany) The undernoted are the Company fixtures:— aier OUTWARDS. "SAALE." for Manila. Hongkon- 1931 S'hai, N. China and Japan S "MAIN." for Manila, H'kong S'hu' North China and Japan HOMEWARDS. "GOSLAR." for Genoa. M'.-r:.;. Oran, Rotterdam, Hamburg Bremen "SAARBRUCKEN," for Genoa B
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    467 5 Mining Shares. gapoie, Thursday, 11 a.m. The following tin share quotations are jjtjued by Fraser and Co., exchange and gloeft brokers. value Buyers Sellers. at Tin 6 7i/ 2 njL. Kumbang Tin 39 <v. Malay 42 6 43 6xd m fin 14 9 15 6 1.95 2.00xd
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    184 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. TONE REMAINS VERY STEADY. Local Rubber Price Drops Va ct. (By Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Thursday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 23 cts., down Vi ct. Market Tone: Steady, quiet. Tin (Singapore), $117»4, down $1/0. Yesterday's Prices London Rubber, up V«d. Market Tone: Easier,
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    PRODUCE.
    198 5 Singapore, May 2. R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $92 R. (Siam) W. Cuast N. 2 per Koyan $88 Rice, B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $83 Rice, B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $79 Siam, No. 1 $165 Siam, No. 2 $140 Siam, No. 3 $114
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    BRITAIN'S TRADE WITH SPAIN.
    217 5 May Suffer From New Treaty. Madrid. BRITISH exports to Spain arc likely to be hard hit by the new Franco-Spanish trade treaty. France, for instance, has obtained from Spain an important conc?ssion in respct cf scrap me al imports. In 1933, Oreat Britain sent to Spain
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    RUBBER CONTROL.
    136 5 Amazing Seen? On Stock Exchange. I j j i Reuter Wireless. London, May 1. THE Steel: Exchange was closed to-day for the customary holiday. In the commodity markets, tin ruled easi 1, owing to the decrease in stocks being considerably smaller than anticipated, With sheliac, fair business was
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    PETROL PRICES.
    157 5 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Pikes for ShUI Motor Spirit and various brands of Kerosene ar; as follows: Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon $1.19 Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imp:rial gallon $0 82 Shell Mo or Spirit in 4-gallon drums pwr
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    TINNED PINEAPPLES.
    84 5 Growth Of The Export From Malaya. During the week ended April 28, exports of tinned pineapples from Malayan ports amounted to 59,269 cases, of which 46,054 cases were to the United Kingdom, 650 to the Continent of Europe, 5,675 to Canada, and 6,890 elsewhere. The total exports for
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    TIN OUTPUT.
    15 5 The output of Jelebu Tin Dredging, Ltd., for -April amounted to 205 piculs.
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    TOYO TIN.
    559 5 An Interim Dividend Declared. ORESIDING at the annual general lrey Fell, the chairman, saidThe profit and loss account shows a wdl ?S the year of £13,79? You That the nn^ c note with satisfaction SS2SJSS operatte company paid two under ol rp aCCoUnt f the fi a year
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    EXCELLENT POLICY.
    188 5 The London Asiatic Rubber Co. The London Asiatic Rubber and Produce Company is one of the cheapest rubber producers in Malaya, and its shareholders can hardly have been surprised by the recent announcement of a dividend of 4 per cent, for 1933. The complete report shows that the
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    PERSIAN GULF OIL WELLS.
    632 5 American Company's Discovery. pVERYTHING points to the Persian -■-'Gulf increasing in the neat luLure its importance as one of the great sources ol supply of the cil-fuel needs of the v.n '.i Already through the great oil-fields worked at Abadan by the Anglo-Persian Oil Company the
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    661 5 Rubber Shares Singapore, Thursday, 11 a m. The following rubber share quotations are Issued by Fraser and Co., and LyaiJ and Evatt. Issue Value. Fraser Lyan m Shares. Si Co. Evatt 1 Allenby 1.60 1.80 1.55 1.65 1 Alor Oajah 1.05 1.15 105 115 IA. Hitam 1.60
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      50 5 ThK SOUTH BRITISH fNSURANCI COMPANY, LTD.. (Incorporate! In New Zealand.) FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARQOLIOUTH. Manager OFFICE: 2, FINLAYSON GREEN. eastern united RANCE CORPORATION, LTD. HUE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, F. RSONAL ACCIDENT and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. OFFICE: No 4, CeeU Street, Btaftaw U JOHNSON, n—mi tm
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      89 5 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated In England). SINGAPORE BRANCH 4. D'A'meida Street Authorised and Subscribed Capital £2.000,000 Paid-up-Capital £1,060.000 Reserve Fund and Rest 500,000 HEAD OFFICE LONDON. BRANCHES I Bombay. Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi, Madras, Amara. Baghdad. Bahrein, Basra, Klrkuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received on Fixed
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      279 5 SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. DAILY PRICES CtJRRENT. Singapore, Wednesday, n<»on. Buyers. Sellers. R.S.S. equal to London 8 'amlard, Spot (loose) 2.1 23% do. (F.O.B. 23% 23% Standard R.S.S. on Tender: May 23*4 23% June 23 23% July Sept. 24 24% Oc t. Dee. 24 24% Jan. March 25 25% Tone
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      276 6 POBmVELY LAST NIGHT! The most colourful role in the tempestuous career of a flaming Red-head Clara ISoiw in Fox's "HOOI»lwil." With RICHARD CROMWELL HERBERT MUNDIN. TO-MORROW! /TWO GREAT STARS heading I a GREAT CAST in GREAT Romcnte>|| JL.^f FOX FILM Present* J';" j^MESt* -jmid C A V N 0 R
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      417 6 'I P I PIT(II I CONTINUED SUCCESS™] j llflri IUL TO-NIGHT 6.15 9,15 i j ii fis«««B«^^^^»Bw f ON THE STAGE JERE LEE and her American (Jirls* Orchestra with Solo items and sketches BREAKING ALL RECORDS WHEREVER THEY GO j THE FIVE RHAPSODY GIRLS, j IN DELIGHTFUL AND ORIGINAL DANCES!
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      217 6 IjP&Vj j j Q W1 TO-NIGHT: US 9.15. j I A Laugh Riot from start to finish. TON WALLS and RALPH LYNN in I Txax»JU:ey Tirade*" I 6.15 P.M. TO-NIGHT 9.15 P.M. j AT II mariborough A SUPER HINDUSTANI TALKIE j "Fairy of Baghdad" Starring MEHBOOB, SUSHILA BACHOO. Supported by
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    128 7 THE "BUENOS AIRES MARU." The following passengers left by the Iiueno. v Aires Maru" for South African nd South American ports on Tuesdav l f nnoon: Dr. and Mrs. Pedro Passo, Ir. and Mrs. J Koma and three children. S Kanetake. Mr.
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    VESSELS IN PORT.
    87 7 Hon;j Peng," Brit.. 2 525 tons; from \moy 2—5. for Port Swettenham 3—5. Karol." Brit.. 3.605 tons; from Cal•utta 2—5. for Rangoon and Calcutta 1—5. Komang." French. 4.814 tons; from ihanghai 2 5. for Dunkirk 3—5. Somcui.'' Brit.. 3.522 tons; from Yokohama 2—5. for England 3—5. Patras."
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    101 7 Lis from Europe "London mails desd on April 12i. by the "Rajula' will arrive by train to-morrow morning m spondence will be ready for delivery to boxholders at 8.45 a.m. and delivery by postmen will commence at the same ime. Fr Ui Holland by the "Kota Baroe." due
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    P. & O. DIVIDEND.
    45 7 P. O. DIVIDEND. Reuter. London. May 2. The P. and O. interim dividend on the preference stock for six months to Merch 31 has been declared at the rate of five per cent. Der annum, less tax. There is no interim dividend on deferred stock.—Reuter
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    MONEY MARKET
    200 7 I SELLING. Singapore. May 3. London 4 months sight 2,4 532 London 3 months' sight JJJr7 London 60 days' sight London 30 days' sight iff! London demand 3: London T.T. RO 7 Lyons and Paris demand Hamburg demand 3 New York demand 21»/ Batavia and Sourabaya demand »'4
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    "ADROIT STATESMAN."
    65 7 Senator's Charge Against Mr. Chamberlain. Reuter Wireless. Washington, Apr. 28. The accusation thai Mr. Chamberlain had deliberately juggled the budget to avoid payin the American Dt-ot was made in the Senate by Senator Robinson, the Republican leader. He said Mr. Chamberlain is ai: adroit statesman and the similarity
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    94 7 Through the courtesy of the Garden Club the general management committee oi the Merrilads' performance on behalf of the funds of the Singapore AntiOpium Society will meet at its premises in China Building at 5.15 p.m. to-day to discuss ways and means of making the performance a success. It is
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    212 7 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. to-day. may 3. Fonth^i^o -0 05 a m 134 p m Puliu p APA Lea ue Division one,' Jai»n v Wilts hire Regiment twi ar Stadium; Division SRC "f'» u S f C v SHB.J.S.C. ?wn" Harlef iuins v.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    66 7 ALHAMBRA. -Clara Bow in -Hoopla." APOLLO.—Chinese pictures: CAPITOL.— Going Hollywood and stage attraction. EMPIRE.— The Invisible Man GREAT WORLD—Cabaret Dancing, sideshows. Dean's Grand Opera, Chinese Wayangs, Talkies, etc. ISAKO CIRCUS.—9.IS p.m. MARLBOROUGH.—' Fa'.ry of Baghdad."' Hindustani picture. NEW world.-caoitret Dancing, j sideshows. Malay Operas. Chinese Wayanes. rinemas. etc. PAVILON—RaIph
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      190 7 j APOLLO TALKIE THEATRE TO-NiliHT FIRST SHOW 7 45 P.M. I f\S Pmducii'm: \M AD A.MX rIKN<. HfAllG." A Story of Family Life. SECOND SHOW MS pjf Star Motion Picture Co. Presents LIFI s COMEDY (Part Talkies) j 'H'TTERFLY WU.°s,■■■and Colour Soper-feature. -MATINEE ON SATURDAY, AT 2.15 P.M. BUCK JONES
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      111 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS ORDINANCE NO. i 1 (BANKRUPTCY), j IN '1 HE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRA ITS s ETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT DP SINGAPORE. Snmmay Case. In Bankruptcy. X <;].j 0 1 1933 iRe LIM ROOK TECK. of No. 16. Ciemmill Lane. Singapore, unI employed. Receiving Order made 2nd Feb.. 1934. Date
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      244 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Trade Mark depleted above i- the exclusive property of Messrs. S. Aloutrie fx, Ltd.. a Company incorfoiated ii Hongkong and having a place of business at No. 23-1, Raffles Place. Singapore, and ig used by the said Company in respect
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      359 7 i. i i mi ii.f. r in, iimnnm-r-.n-i itniiiiiiiiiiiiiiitJiiiiiitumiijiDniimii^tiiiiiiiiii jnrnui'-iMLiww—f 1 SINGAPORE HOTELS METROPOLE HOTEL TEL. 7986. BRAS BASAH ROAD. IDEAL CENTRAL. MODERN SANITATION. RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS. GOOD CUISINE. EXCELLENT BAR. j MODERATE RATES. PER DAY. PER MONTH. Single Double. Single Double I Bedroom Only and Attendance $2.50
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      230 7 WANTED Ini!ii< (l .il'-'y <>(},.,■ r.iu-t be efheienl h iuvoieiiig with ni' knowledge c»f pcrounts and typewriting Apply to Box No. o M:il;<> ;i Trilm ki; k. oT)i;i iiikc:l:Asl;l>. i All creditors of the late Mr. Odoll and Arthur's Snack Bar art' requested to il Me statements' t»f theif atxuunta
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      171 7 [POSTAL INTtLLlGCNCt SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. 3—5—1934 SOH AH SEE Kcmaman. Kemasek, Dungun. Trengganu and Bevat (Hong Ho) 2 p.m. *Rangoon. Northern, Western and Eastern India, Aden, Egypt, Europe. Great Britain, Ireland, Canada and U.S.A. (Karoa> <B. I. Maib 3 p.m. Selat Pandjang. Bengkalis, Siak, Pakan Baroe. Fort de Kock
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE. DEATH.
    60 8 PESTANA—On May 2, 1934. at No. 210-1, Queen St.. Singapore. Margaret Regina Pertana, 56 years, widow of the late Mr. P. O. Pestana, one time employed with the PC A., Singapore. The funeral cortege will leave her late residence at 4.30 p.m to-day, for the Cathedral of
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    JAPAN "EXPLAINS."
    763 8 CATLSFACTION scms to be felt in some circles touching the of the discussions arising from Japan's "Hands off China!" intimation. We are far from sure that any satisfaction is warranted, other than that to be derived from the mere postponement of a definite •'showdown." The exchange of compliments
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    336 8 Mrs. C.A. Vlieland, who has been unwell lately, is shortly going Home. M.\ C. E. Greig. late Senior Warden of Mines. F.M.S., has undergone a serious operation at Home. Mr. R. G. Gibson, the well-known Penang cricketer, left by the "President Garfield" on Thursday last on a holiday. Mr. C.
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    Topics Of The Day. Urgent.
    180 8 lI7E know that there is at last to be Rubber Control, and that legislation to enforce it is under preparation and ill soon be passed in Malaya. Wo gather that Mr. Marcus Rex, a very efficient Civil Servant, with useful experience of the Stevenson Scheme,
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    The Anti-Opium Clinic.
    132 8 r|R. CHEN SU LAN and his enthusias- tic helpers at the Anti-Opium Clinic must be considerably encouraged by such letters as that from an ex-addict which appears in our correspondence columns. This man was a victim of the vice for nearly ten years, and it cost him
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    Asiatic Women.
    149 8 f REATLY daring, a Kuala Lumpu: coi respondent—a mere man, oi course!—has entered the lists again the hosts of modern Asiatic womanhood He is forthright in his criticisms, as will be seen from his letter appearing on another page to-day, and we imagine that he is quite prepared
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    The Capitol.
    198 8 rr-IME marches on. Almost before realises it. a new ventu.-; hash an established institution. Ih, tiens are promoted by the announc that Singapore's finest theatre will brate its fourth anniversary on May is and preparations are being mad signify the occasion in appropriate manner. Four years a S
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    Passing Thoughts
    482 8 By "Looker-On "pUBBER still going up. Who was it said a mere sixpence was enough? Yes, prosperity is returning. Two boxing shows in three days is quite reminiscent of boom times. A A Trotsky is seeking a refuge in the Irish Free State. A little extra trouble like
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    Ten Per Cent. Increase In Tin Output Quota.
    130 9 COMMITTEE'S NEW RULING. Welcome Decision. BUFFER POOL PROVISION. Reuter. London, May 2. 1 pin ..mmittee has decided to rase the output quota by ten as from April 1 for a period months. mmittee points out that tin any Buffer Stock will,be (ntirely
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    PARIS RIOTS.
    123 9 Besieged Flat Dwellers Submit. Paris. May 2. Iresistance1 resistance of the flat-dwellers tiie police has collapsed. When olice entered the building at dawn tl the occupants opened doors on md. ra had theirs battered down with utta of rifles. Twenty arrests were -Reuter. message published yesterday stated: iting
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    DRASTIC PENALTIES.
    154 9 To heck Communism In Germany. 11. v Berlin, May 2. D: tic penalties to check Communism, i tied to-day. include a minimum of ;i penal servitude for circulat"reasonable propaganda in writing r by wireless or for attempting to im- acy of the Reichswehr Police j H..: treason will
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    "REDS" RETREATING.
    66 9 Conbiaed Attack Launched On Wuichang. Shanghai, May 3. of the sth. 7th and Bth mad the sth Air Corps launched a attack on Wuichang from two j on Tuesday. Red' defences in the suburbs -y were destroyed and the Com- forced to withdraw inside UM en to the
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    PANCHEN LAMA.
    36 9 Shanghai, May 2. Jhe Tibetan delegation called on Mr. Sen, the Chairman of the National vernment, at Nanking yesterday, requesting the Central Government to afford the Panchen Lama facill- return to Tibet.—"Sin Chew Jit
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    IMPERIAL AIRWAYS TIMETABLE.
    95 9 Later Departure From Singapore. ON and after Sunday next, the westbound services of the Imperial Airways will leave Seletar Aerodrome at 6 a.m. (local standard time) instead of 5.15. The revision is possible owing to the omission of the scheduled call at Kuala Lumpur. When the Kuala
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    JAPANESE GOODS.
    157 9 Still No Solution Of The Problem. Reuter. London, May 3. NEGOTIATIONS between Mr. Walter Runeiman (President of .the Board of Trade* and Mr. Matsudaira regarding Japanese competition have so far failed to produce any ur.dor.itanding. according to Lobby circles. Endeavours to find a basis for direct negotiation:; were
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    AIR FORCE CRASH.
    70 9 Four Killed When 'Planes Collide. Reuter Wireless. London, May L T WO Roynl Air Force officers and two cadets were killed to-day when I wo. aeroplanes collided over Crsnwell aerodrome, Lincolnshire. The victims were Flight Lieutenant J. S. Tanner, Flvina Officer J. G. Douirhwaite. Flight Cadet J.
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    "INCREDIBLE BARBARISM."
    191 9 Famous Conductor's Rebuke To Audience. Reuter Wireless. London, May 1. The famous conductor, Sir Thomas Beecham, 10-day expressed himself as enuieiy without regrets for his indignant ou-.burst at Uovent Garden Opera House Mile occasion was the first nignt of the uuna Opera season which marks i,no opening 01
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    MR. C.R.L. FLETCHER.
    101 9 Death Of Well-Known Authority On History. London, May 2. Th- death Is announced of Mr. C. R. L. Fletcher formerly Fellow of All Souls and cf Magdalen College, Oxford.—Reuter. Mr. Fletcher, who was 77 years of age, was educated at Eton and Magdalen College. He was Fellow
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    AIRMAN'S MEMORIAL.
    32 9 The memorial to Robert Short, the young American airman who lost his life in an encounter with Japanese airmen during the hostilities of 1932, Is being completed at Hungjao Aerodrome.
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    UNITED STATES AND FAR EAST.
    260 9 Mr. Hull's Statement. NOT AN UNFRIENDLY GESTURE. Reuter. Washington, May 2. Ttfß. Cordell Hull's statement on Far Eastern policy; is regarded in high official circles as representing a general statement of United Stateprinciples regarding international relations and being applicable to any situation involving treaty rights
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    NATIVE RUBBER.
    37 9 Export Duty To Be Raised In D.E.I. Reuter. Amsterdam, May 2. The intention is officially announced from Batavia of raising the export duty on native rubber by five etnts per half kilogram from June I—Reuter.
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    LABOUR PROBLEMS.
    108 9 No National Action Sufficient. Reuter. Geneva, May 3. THE annual report of the Director of the International Labour Office emphasises that no national action will suffice to solve the problem of overproduction and under-consumption. Analysing the situation in various countries, the report says that the remarkable advance of
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    KING OF SIAM.
    59 9 Undergoing Another Operation For Cataract. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, May 2. The King of Siam will undergo an operation for cataract in London on May 9. The King underwent an operation fo r cataract during his visit to the United States three years ago. It was
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    MOTORING IN SIAM.
    36 9 An Automobile Association Formed. (From Oar Own Correspondent) Bangkok, May I. The Royal Automobile Association of Siam began operations to-day Uniformed Scouts began duty in assisting the police and members of the Association.
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    CONSCRIPTION IN MANCHUKUO.
    194 9 Japan's New Measures. CHINA'S REQUEST TO THE POWERS. Shanghai, May 3. AN the instruction of the Japanese advisers, the Manchukuo autho rities have divided the three Manchurian provinces and Jehol into 27 prefectures as from May 1. The police bureuax in the various districts have been abolished
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    CHINA ASSOCIATION.
    124 9 Only Concerned With Trade Conditions. Reuter. London, May 2. At the annual meeting of the China Association. Mr. D. G. M. Bernard, Chairman, referring to Japanese policy, said that the China Association was not connected with International politics, except so far as it concerned trade. In view of
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    HOW CHINESE FARE IN CANADA.
    412 9 A Former Consul-General's Visit. (From Our Chinese Correspondent.) \f R- Lee Chuen, former Chinese Con-sul-General,at Singapore, passed through on Tuesday by the "Conte Verde" on his way back to China from Europe. He was here about four years ago. and was later transferred to Canada
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    SIAM'S WORKERS.
    37 9 Legislation For Their Better Control. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok. May 2. Legislation for -the better control of labour may lead to the convening of a special session of the Assembly in the near future.
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    SIR ROGER KEYES' WARNING.
    135 9 Naval Weakness. AND JAPAN IS UNTOUCHABLE." Reuter. London, May 2. of the Fleet Sir Roger Keyes, who was elected a Member of Parliament at the by-election in Portsmouth on Feb. 20, explained at a Conservative meeting in London that it was due to the London Naval
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    TRADE MARKS.
    139 9 Important Conference In London. Reuter. London, May 2. DELEGATES from 60 countries assembled »n the famous Locarno Room of the Foreign Office this morning, when Mr. Walter Runciman (President of the Board of Trade) opened the international conference for the protection of industrial property. After the King's telegram
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    EVERYBODY HAPPY.
    87 9 New York's Biggest May I)3j Parade. Reuter. New York, May 2. The biggest May Day oarade in New York's history was completely free from disorder, and was. in fact, marked by hilarity, smiles and songs. There were red flags In profusion and banners galore denouncing Capitalism, Fascism. Hitler,
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    POPEJOY MURDER TRIAL: DETECTIVE'S EVIDENCE,
    690 10 DRAMATIC STORY AT THE ASSIZES. PAWNSHOP SHOOTING TRAGEDY. WITNESS'S ACCOUNT OF IDENTIFICATION PARADE. THE evidence of Tan Chan Chwee, the detective who was wounded at the time Inspector A. E. Popejoy was killed, was recorded at the Singapore Assizes yesterday, and his cross-examination was continued
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    DETECTIVE'S STORY.
    2157 10 How The Shots Were Fired. Chwee. the wounded detecchalr Mr n called. He was given a Ba3sett said that the witness was still an inmate of the hospital. Mr Bassett led the evidence for the Crown. Witness said that he resided at 3, Blanco Court. He was detective
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    TO-DAY'S HEARING.
    832 10 Cross-Examination Continued. MR. KNOWLES. counsel for the defence, continued to cross-examine witness Tan Chan Chwee. the wounded detective when the hearing was resumed this morning. Now I want you to go back to the shoe ting—the time you were shot. Ycu 'old us you were half turned to
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    LOCAL RATEPAYERS PROTEST.
    299 10 Improvement Tru>; nj Compensation. pRITICISM of the proced :Vj by the Singapore Trust in their method oi compensation for proper! is expressed in a aerie! adopted at a recent me, Singapore Ratepayers' As The resolutions irhicl Mr- I- L II Nagalimu: the Colonial Secretary and of the
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    MALAYAN ARCHITECTS.
    88 10 Mr. J. M. Fraser Elected President. At an extrnorcUnarv «•enrral meeting held yeste' dav in Union Building of th institute of Architects of Malaya. Mr H. R. Arbenz presiding, the result of Thballot for the election of office bearers for 193-1 _35 President. Mr J. M. Frascr: vice-presi-dent.
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    SHOCK OR NATURAL DEATH ?
    314 11 SHOCK OR NATURAL DEATH Trustee's Claim. INSURANCE COMPANY SUED. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, May 2. ri*HE suit in which the Fublic Ti ustee, F.M.S., as administrator I apt. Joseph Rogers, a pilot, deed, is claiming $20,000 from the ral Accident Fire and Life urance Corporation, Ltd., on an
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    MALACCA NEWS.
    195 11 Engagement Of Well-known Sportsman. From Our Orcn Correspondent) Malacca, May 1. -t 1 "fmcnt is announced of Mr. the only son of Mr. and T v Foe': Slant?, ana Miss Mary K .c eldest daughter of Mr. Khoo CI ng, of Singapore. I mr.rriage will take place in<i
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    F.M.S. RAILWAYS.
    69 11 Negri Sembilan Strikers Resume Work. From Our Oji:ji Correspondent.) Seremban, May 3. P.if.B. Railways labourers on at Seremban and Gemas have re tuned work. l< assistance was given to the fs by the Negri Sembilan ian Association, 17 young men big for work in place of the strifes*.
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    TROTSKY'S LATEST.
    43 11 Trying To Enter Irish Free State. Reuter. London, May 2. In view of the order for him to leave rrance to-morrow, Trotsky, according «> 'I v Daily Herald," has applied for permission to enter the Irish Free State 3s a political refugee.—Reuter.
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    OVERSEAS CHINESE.
    271 11 Welcome To Visiting Trade Envoy. (From Our Chinese Correspondent.) rFHE premises of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Hill Street, Singapore, presented a picturesque scene on Tuesday afternoon when the local Chinese merchants gave a recepUon in honour of Mr. Ch<>n Kung Po, the Chinese Minister of Industry
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    HOSPITAL WEEK.
    205 11 To Begin This Year On May 9. I 1 Hospital Week for St. Andrew's Mission Hospital this year begins on May 9, with a ball at Raffles Hotel at 9.30 p.m. Mrs. Chamicr is in charge of the arrangements. Tickets can be obtained from Mrs Chamicr, and also
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    THE LATE MR. FRANK O'HARA.
    177 11 Verdict At Coroner's Inquiry. (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lipis, May L THE inquiry into the tragic death of Mr. Frank Maurice O'Hara, which occurred at his quarters at Fraser s Hill on the evening of April 25, was held by Mr. R. V. Brant,
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    LORD NEWTON.
    104 11 Condemns League's Policy For Manchukuo. Reuter. San Francisco. May 2. rpHE League of Nations' policy with 1 regard to Manchuquo was vigorously condemned by Lord Newton on ma arrival from the Far East en route W Geneva for a session of the League with data regarding the Manchunan
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    LOCAL BILLIARDS.
    69 11 At the New World last night, In the Malayan billiards championship competition, Tan Kong Guan (Bendemeer) beat S. K. Tan (Ngo Sin Chia Sin 1 300— 240 and TO* Beng Wan (Amicable*l beat Tan Boon Poh (B.CJLCJ 300- 253. To-night at 6.30 p.m. Abdul Ghani (J.C.BJL) meets Gan
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    THE PHILIPPINES.
    25 11 Reuter. Manila, May I. The Philippine Legislature has voted acceptance of the Independence Bill which passed the United States Congress on March 24.—Reuter.
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    SELLING A RAILWAY TICKET.
    217 11 Chinese And Malay Fined In Singapore. A ?S t?f Who sold a non-transfer-bm-Pr f« h S Railwa y ticket and the Thiri J oun tnem selves before the ?este d rd^ SlStrate (Mr J M. Brander) m J e f Chinese, Tan Bee, was charged me
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    THE CINEMAS. "Turkey Time" At Tiv Pavilion.
    166 11 The Gaumont British film, "Turkey Time." with that inimitable pair. Tom Walls and Ralph Lynn, taking the leading parts, made an instant hit when introduced to large audiences at both shows at the Pavilion theatre yesterday. The play, which is by Ben Travels,
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    Hindustani Talkie At The Ritz.
    119 11 Lovers of Hindustani music and songs who missed seeing the very entertaining Hindustani talkie "Ankh-Ka-Tara." which was shown at the Marlborough Theatre recently, will have the opportunity to see it to-night at the Ritz Cinema. Geylang, opposite Lorong 41. "Ankh-Ka-Tara" is one of the best
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    DISTRESSED EUROPEANS.
    94 11 Subscriptions To Singapore Fund. The following donations to the Distressed European Fund. Singapore, for the month of April are acknowledged:Mr. J. D. Pierrepont $10: Medical Hall. Ltd. $10; Muar Civil Service Club, $20; Mr. C. C. Brown, $20; Mr. A. E. Baddeley $10; Singapore Cold Storage. $50; Singapore
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    ANTI-OPIUM CLINIC.
    80 11 Benefit Performance At Izako's Circus. The management of the Isako Circus has kindly offered to stage a performance in aid of the Singapore AntiOpium Clinic to-morrow at 9 p.m. A special programme is being prepared for this occasion. Dr. Phillip K. C. Tyau, Consul-Genet al for China, has
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    INDIAN POET.
    57 11 Interesting Lecture To Local Audience. Mr. N. Krishna Bharati, the eminent Indian poet who is now spending a holiday in Malaya, delivered an interesting lecture entitled "Love and Life" to a large audience at the Ceylon Tamils' Association, Singapore, on Monday evening. The lecturer was introduced by Mr.
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    M.C.S. Officer Addresses Weekly Meeting.
    151 11 ROTARY CLUB. MR. C. A. Vlieland. M.C.S., was the speaker at yesterday's meeting of the Singapore Rotary Club held at the Adelphi Hotel. In the course of his address, Mr. Vlieland gave an account of Ihe peopling of Malaya from centuries ago up 'to the
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    SEET KIM CHENG PARTY.
    44 11 Members of the Sect Kirn Cheng Badminton Party are requested to note that a night-visit has been fixed for o-day at 7.30 the occasion being the death of Mr. Cheang Kum Choy's grandmother-in-law. They are requested to attend without fail.
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    LEVEL CROSSING ACCIDENT.
    199 11 Chinese Driver Fined On Two Charges. THE extraordinary accident which occurred at the level crossing on Grove Road on Tuesday had a sequel in the Fourth Court yesterday, before Mr. C. H. Whitton, when a Chinese lorry driver was -charged with rash driving, and driving with inefficient
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    Final Gallops At The Bukit Timah Racecourse.
    1019 12 The Governor's Cup Spring Race Meeting. Xarae Crowd Watches This Morning's ff Work On The Track. (By "The-Man-at-the-Rails.") ■HE final gallops on the Bukit Timah track this morning attracted an exll.tionaliy large crowd, and nearly all Wfc wis entered for the Singapore Cup.
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    COLOMBO WINS.
    109 12 Two Thousand Guineas At New Market. London, May 2. THE Two Thousand Guineas was won at Newmarket to-day by Lord Glanely's Colombo, the favourite, by a length. Result: 1. Lord Glanely's COLOMBO (Johnstone) 2 Mr R. B. Strassburger's EASTON (Semblatt) 3. H.H. the Aga Khan's BADRUDDIN (Fox) Betting
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    108 12 The British Hard Courts Championships. Reuter. London, May 2. At Bournemouth to-day, in the British Hard Courts Championship tournament, third round ties resulted as follows: Perry beat Malfroy (New Zealand) 6-4, 2-6, 6-1. 6-0. Miki (Japan) beat Turnbull (Australia) 10-8. 6-0, 6-3. Kirby beat Yamagishi 4-6, 6-1, 7-5,
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    ENGLISH SOCCER.
    40 12 Liverpool Beat The Cup Winners. London, May 2. Postponed matches in the English Leagues, played to-day, resulted as follows: ENGLISH LEAGUE. DIV. 1. Liverpool 3 Manchester C. 2 ENGLISH LEAGUE. DIV. 111. Charlton A. 1 Swindon T. 0
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    LONDON SHIELD.
    21 12 Reuter. In the Sheriff of London's Shield competition Tottenham H. beat the Corinthians 7—4 in the final to-day.— Reuter.
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    THE AUSTRALIANS.
    135 12 Bradman Scores Century At Worcester. London, May 2. VISITING Worcester to-day for the first match of their England tour, the Australians dismissed Worcestershire in the first innings for-112 runs Grimmett capturing five wickets, for 53 runs The Australians had scored 199 runs for three wickets when stumps were
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS.
    171 12 Ties In Spring Handicap Tournament. Ties In the spring lawn tennis handicap tournament at the S.C.R.C. are as follows TO-DAY'S TIES. "A" SINGLES Chua Choon Sim (ewe 6) v Tan Huck Toe (owe 12). ••A" DOUBLES Dr. C. T. Yam and Tan Yong Poh (owe 6) v. Chong
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    HAY SUSPENDED.
    57 12 S.A.F.A. Disciplinary Board's Action. Three players sent off by Referees in recent League matches were dealt with by the S.A.F.A. Disciplinary Board on Monday evening. The following action was taken: NOEL HAY (S.R.C.I, suspended for three weeks. AM AT BIN DAUD I Malays), cautioned. EUSOPE BIN HUSSEIN (Government
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    FAR EAST GAMES.
    92 12 Shanghai, May 3. Ov;r 100 athletes, representing the Chinese team in the Far East Olympic Games, were presented with flags by Mayor Wu Teh Cheng at the Municipal premises yesterday at noon. In a short speech. Mr. Wu said, that the flags were tokens of hope that
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    Y.M.C.A. CRICKET.
    59 12 V.M.C.A. team to meet the S.C.C. on the V.M.C.A. ground on Saturday at 2 p.m. will be selected from: R. Lyne, S. D. Gauder, L. M. Pennefather, R. P. Ridley, H. Gibson, A. Van Cuylenburg, S. Ferriera, Lee Fong Lim, James Lovick, E. Brown, Saidi bin Hassan. Reserves:
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    SINGAPORE CUP.
    43 12 Entries from Affiliated Clubs and Associations for teams to compete in the S.A.F.A. Cup Competition will be received up to noon on Friday, June 1. Applications must be accompanied by an entrance fee of $10 in respect of each team entered.
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    WALKER-OVER FOR GUNNERS.
    42 12 Being unable to put us a team, the I.C.F.A. had to concede a walk-over to the R A. yesterday In the First Division of the S.A.F.A. League. The match was to have taken place at the Jalan Besar Stadium.
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    S.R.C. SOCCER.
    46 12 S.R.C. team v. the SJI.B. in the Third Division of the S.A.F.A. League at the S.R.C. ground to-day: C. Alphonso, C Hall, A. B. Collick, T. Codeiro, W. Ess L. Oliveiro, N. Alcantra, G. Oliveiro' M. A. H. Wyatt, H. Gammell, p. m! d'Almeida.
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    S.C.C. SOCCER.
    41 12 S.C.C. "B" XI v. Straits Cattle Trading to-day at S.C.C: T. G. Lashmar; R. V. Welch, R. Davidson; G. Dodds, T. W. Morray, H. L. Davies; W. S. Morgan, A. N. Other, R. Land, P. D. Cork, D Alexander.
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    Weber Wins Another Great Battle.
    1534 12 Last Night's Fights At The New World. (By "X.0.") rpoPPING a card of five bouts at the 1 New World Arena last night, Frankie Weber and the East African bantamweight, Peter George, staged one of the best fights ever seen in a local arena. For
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    Chinese Retake Lead In Second Division.
    661 13 Yesterday's League Match At Anson Road. INLAYING fast and clever soccer, the 3 C F A. II proved too good for the I y II when they met in the Second ion ol ihe S.A.F.A. League yesteral tlie Anson Road Stadium, win>v the convincing
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    S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS.
    126 13 Mixed Doubles Tournament Result And Ties. Tp the mixed handicap doubles at the C. ye terday Lieut. M. T. L. Wilkinmd Miss Hastings (owe 5» beat Mr. Pedlow (pius 1». 6—3. 6—3; Duckworth and Mrs. Blake (owe Mr. and Mrs. Cherrington -4, 6—l. the departure of Mrs.
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    SUARES v. FERNANDEZ.
    224 13 To-morrow's Fights At Olympic Stadium. Another programme of fights under a different promoter, will be staged at the Olympic Stadium, in Bukit Timah Road, to-morrow night. The main event, which is scheduled for 12 three-minute rounds, is between Arthur Suares, the well-known Madras middleweight, and Young Fernanded,
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    AQUATIC SPORTS.
    98 13 Command Meeting At V.M.C.A. Pool. TiHE Command Aquatic Sports will be held at the V.M.C.A. Swimming pool on Tuesday, and Wednesday, May 22 and 23, commencing at 2 p.m. The following are the open events:— 120 yards free style championship, 120 yards medley championship for V.M.C.A. members only;
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    U.S. BASEBALL.
    178 13 The American And National Leagues. Reuter. New York, May 2. I Yesterday's results in the U.S. major baseball Leagues are as follows: AMERICAN LEAGUE. R. H. E. Cleveland 0 15 0 Chicago 15 1 Vosmik, Averill and Hale scored home i runs for the Indians. New York 0
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    DEVONSHIRE BEAT HERCULES.
    117 13 Before a large gathering of friends and badminton enthusiasts, the Devonshire B.F. beat the Hercules B P. by six games to one at the former's court on Sunday. Scores 'Devonshire's names first): SINGLES: Mohamed Jafiar bea' P. V. Sama 10—15. 15—18, 13—13. 5—3 Yap Chin Tee beat
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      418 13 CLUB DIARY. the ,7Jt? y Tribune" This Diary is vroZSJEEi! t0 in keeping it up-to-date and complete Havvenin^ s srsssrs a a* assess I™? °f Events." The "Club YSL Z?\+ C0 V er meetings, entertainZ2iij£2S?- VUtU and su oh functions. gWMH other than those recorded in the "Diary of Events."}
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    GENERAL GOERING RESIGNS.
    230 14 Leaving Prussian Ministry Of Interior. Reuter. Berlin, May I. A CHAPTER in Prussian history has been closed and ano her step in Nazi reform of the Reich tak?n by the announcement that Gen. Goering wi'l relinquish the Prussian Ministry cf ,h" Interior in favour cf Hr. Frick,
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    PART EXCHANGE.
    81 14 Motor-Cars In Payment For Aeroplanes. Reuter Wireless. London, Apr. 28. Transition from motoring to aviation has been facilitated by the announcement by a well-known firm in the motor trade to accept motor-cars in part exchange for aeroplanes and payment of the balance in instalments. The transaction includes a
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    DEBT CLAIMS.
    105 14 Soviet Negotiations With United States. Reuter. Washington, May I. Indications of a deadlock in the debt claims negotiations between the United States and the Soviet have been dispelled by a conference between Mr Roosevelt, the Soviet Ambassador, M Trovanovsky. and Mr. Cordell Hull. M. Troyanovsky delivered a letter
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    WORLD CURRENCIES.
    220 14 Time Not Yet Ripe For Stabilisation. British Wireless. Rugby, April 27. DISCUSSING the stabilisation of currencies before the Conference of the Chartered Institute of Secretaries, the well-known economist. DoctOi W. H Ooates, Director of Imper al Chemical ndustries, said the time did not app«u :ipe for a general
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    57 14 In Italian Crown Prince's Family. Reuter Wireless. Rome, Apr. 28. It is believed that the King will tell he Senate in a few days that Princess Marie Jose, wife of the Crown Prince, is expecting a baby next August. The Crcwn Prince is 30 and married Princess Marie
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    GENERAL SCOTT.
    46 14 Death Of United States Army Officer. Reuter. Washington, May, L The death is announced of MajorGeneral Hugh Lenox Scott.—Reuter. General Scott who was 81 years of age, was born in Danville, Kentucky, md received his commission in 1876. He was promoted Major-General in 1915.
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    177 15 Letters To The Editor. [Our readers are invited to mite to us 0* subjects of public interest. It must stood that tfcfl "Malaya Tribune" doet nct Mcessarily endorse opinions expressed ZZl. rodents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably S£2L? E2Z spacing), and on one side
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    207 15 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—I have read several letters written by your correspondent, Mr. Tan Kang Boon, on various topics, but none I of the questions on which he touched ,have appeared to me to be significant. excepting the one referring to China's Future." A problem that
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    294 15 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir.—Being a regular reader of your indispensable paper, kindly allow me I soace to write concerning the above Clinic, of which I was a recent patient. I was an opium addict for nearly ten years past, spending the greater part of the
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