Malaya Tribune, 10 May 1934

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol. XXL -No. HO SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1934 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday, May 10, 1934 Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1934 FOR 5 CENTS.
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      156 1 A. FIJNTER. 6, Raffles Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds and Pearl Necklaces ol 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 excnange rates. I I Himalaya j Bouquet They ali
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    THE HORRORS OF COMMUNISM.
    104 2 Intensive Propaganda Drive In Portugal. Reuter Wireless. Hendaye. May 2. rE Portuguese Government, following the political crisis, has undertaken an intensive anti-communist drive according to messages received here Strici censorship prevails, but it is reported that the newly formed Department of Propaganda has instituted a campaign
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    GERMAN COUP FEARED.
    124 2 Dangerous Position In The Saar. j I Reuter. Geneva. May 8. The danger of a German coup de main in the Saar was drawn to the attention ol the League Council by Mr. Knox, president of the Saar governing body He referred to the' political character of
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    CHINA'S COMMERCE.
    63 2 Shanghai. May 8 Th Commercial Treaties Committee of the Mini try of Industry lias completed its report l he Commercial Treaty between China and Chinese Foreign Office, ii the committee submits recommendations vttfa r~i>ard to the revision of the treaty to the Chinese Office. committee li studying the
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    42 2 Mr. W T Houghton is proceeding j Home on leave by the "Naldera." sall--1 ing on Friday During his absence M»H. E Wootton. of the Union Jack Club will act as hon. treasurer of the ExStrvices Association of Malaya <Singa--1 pore branch*.
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    WHEAT PRICES.
    157 2 Conference Opens In London. Reuter Wireless. London. May 7. TWENTY-TWO countries were represented at the conference to regulate wheat prices which opened to-day at the Board of Trade offices under the presidency of Mr. Bingham, the United States Ambassador, as the outcome of ihe London wheat agreement signed
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    IPOH FIRE.
    146 2 Sundry Goods Dealer's Stock Destroyed. tFrom Our Own Correspondent.: Ipoh. May 7. Foo Choo Choon Street. Ipoh. adjoining the principal market in ,he town, was the scene cf a tire on Sunday nigh', when a shophouse was gutted. The premises were rented by a Chinese sundry goods dealer
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    ALLEGED FIGHT.
    81 2 Opening Of Re-Trial Of Chinese. The re-trial was begun on Tuesday before the Fourth Magistrate. Mr. C. H. Whitton, of C. H. Lim, who is charged with disorderly behaviour by fighting at the Great World at midnight on Jan. 25. Lim who was fined $8 in a previous
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    U.S. STOCK EXCHANGES.
    68 2 Industrialists Protest Against New Bill. I Reuter. Washington, May 7. Twenty-eight industrialists, including Mr. W. B. Bell, Mr. Rolland J. Hamilton Mr. T. M. Girdler and Mr. F. A. Merrick' have sent a letter to the sponsors of the StocK Exchange Bill, urging further revision on the
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    TRIP CALLED OFF.
    33 2 On. Huang Shao Huing's Sore Foot. Shanghai. May C. Gen. Huang Shao Htting, t he Minister of the treatment. nal ***"**f for He told newspapermen that he did not visit
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    MONGOLIAN AUTONOMY.
    74 2 Shanghai. May 6. A telegram has been received at Nankin* from Peilengmiao announcing the post* dtned to the members of the Autonomy Committee, namely, secrrianGeneral. Prince Teh Wang: Chief SSSJS Iff. Wu Hok Ling: director of the ShTSS partment. Prince Sha Pa; Chief of the Special Police. Prince
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    CRUELTY TO FROGS.
    61 2 Chinese Fined In Police Court. For confining 182 frogs in a small basket a Chinese froc-catcher was fined $2 by the Third Magistrate. Mr. J. M. Brander yesterday morning. y The frogs were exhibited in court in a basket abou four times the size of that i
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    ACADEMY PICTURES.
    204 2 Nothing Likely To Cause Controversy. Reuter Wireless. London, May 5. THE first impression gathered at this years' Royal Academy is that there are many notable exhibits but nothing likely to cause such controversies as have shaken the art world in recent exhibitions. Even Mr. Richard Sickert has now
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    MR. F. STANLEY.
    191 2 Monopolies Chief Entertained At Malacca. (From Our Own Correspondent./ Malacca. May 7. The staff of ihe Government Monopolies entertained Mr F. Stanley, the Controller of the Government Monopolies, Malacca. ,.o a farewell tea at the Malacca House on Sunday evening. Mr. Stanley, who is going Home on
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    MR. MELLON.
    144 2 Income-Tax Evasion Charge Fails. Reuter. Pittsburgh. May 8. The grand jury refused to confirm the indictment against Mr. Andrew Mellon the former Ambassador to Great Britain on a charge of evading income-tax. Washington. May 8 It is announced that no further proceedings will be taken against Mr. Mellon
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    GEN. SHIH YU SAN.
    111 2 In League With The Manehukuo. Shanghai. May 6. Gen. Shili Yu San, an agttator in the employ of the Manehukuo. is conferring with other Manehukuo agent» in Chinwangtao. It is reported that Gen. Lin Kwei Tang, the commander of the former Charhar rebels, is attending the
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    BARRACKS IN SHANGHAI.
    63 2 Question Asked In House Of Commons. Reuter. London, May 8. Asked In the House of Commons by Mr. w. Nunn what new barrack accommodation was being erected In Shanghai for housing the international forces there, Mr. Duff Cooper said hewas informed that new barracks for Japanese troops
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    ALLEGED WRONGFUL TRANSFER.
    468 2 Malay Woman Arrest..,! In Muar. (From Our Own Correspond. Johore, May AS the result o; the transfer n t piece of land situated Bakar, Muar, for a considera V to her father-in-law. a you- r°' woman named Haji Rhatijahh Mahmood, was arrested on i> laid before the
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    BIG MUNITION ORDERS.
    162 2 Japan's War Department To Keep An Eye On Profiteers. About Y.12,000.000 worth o: ii unition-' orders will be placed by th J pintWar Department with privu* pari! the new fiscal year. A.s the War Department ha- boon increasing the number of supervisitiu cers. and these offic-rs now
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    MALACCA NEWS.
    122 2 (From Our Own Correspond* Malacca. May •">• The marriage of Mr. Qui Ch of Fraser unci Neave, th< Mr. and Mrs. Gui Van Kirn Lui. the eldest daught Mrs. Lim Hock, will take pi at 37. Bunya Pantei. Maiai It is announced that Mr. R< of Banda Hilir
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    LIVE IN THE HIGHLANDS AND BE HEALTHY.
    1901 3 MALAYA'S SPLENDID HILL STATION FIVE THOUSAND FEET UP AND FIRES AT NIGHT. j ill: longer they slay the more they like it," was the rental* made l*y Mr. H. R Arbcnz in his address, "A Trip i rom Singapore to Cameron Highlands by
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    44 3 "The Christian his Creed and Conduct" will be the subject for discussion at the meetings of the Tamil Epworth League to be held every Thursday at 5.30 p.m. from to-morrow to June 1. The Rev. 8. 8. Pakianathan will take charge of the course.
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    OFFICERS DEGRADED.
    98 3 Sequel To The Bucharest Plot. Reuter Wireless. Bucharest. May 5 A CROWD of 10,000 people to-day witnessed tht Jegr-'.datron of Colonel Precup and ct er ofhcers convictel of a plot aginst the King. Delegations from all Rumanian regiments were assembled on the square of Malmaison Barracks for the
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    TOBACCO AGREEMENT.
    56 3 Prices 100 Per Cent. Above Last Season's. I Reuter Wireless. Washington. May 2. Mr. Wallace. Secretary for Agriculture, nas approved of the marketing agreement whereby four leading tobacco companies contract to purchase at least 18.500.000 pounds of cigar leaf tobacco at prices averaging about 100 per cent, above
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      25 3 IThe beer of long standing and outstanding quality U Ii JjL I j mm strtmgtli€Biiig/ I§| j N. V. Straits Java Trading Co., SINGAPORE PENANG
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Penang.
    102 5 Mr R Venkatrajuloo Naidu, Editor of ihe Tamil Nadu,'' was entertained the auspices of the Penang Marui Sangam at the Indian Assopremises a few days ago. Mr. V. ur Piliai, J.P., presided and tnere many prominent persons present. death occurred at her residence, ntri
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    Perak.
    354 5 Chinese Juveniles Club, Ipoh, had been dormant for about a g to lack of support, re-opened it its old premises at 50, New Town. The re-open-..owed by a re-union dinner, v Loke Chung Fook, Towkay Thaat and Mr. Hui Man Sang elected President, Vice-Pres-i hon. secretary respectively. tera! of
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    Selangor.
    494 5 Mi. A. Devasagayam, stationmaster, Serendah, who retired from the service at the end of April, was entertained by his friends to a tea-party at the Bowen Club. Mr. Devasagayam has had 21 years' service in the Railways. At the annual general meeting of the Selangor Government Servants' Cooperative Thrift
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    STAVISKY SCANDAL.
    119 5 Report Of Inquiry Commission Adopted. Reuter Wireless. Paris, May 3. The commission of inquiry into the 'avLsky ca;ie adopted by 29 votes lo thre< a resolution drawn up by the wnich inquired into the <:ui.so- of the adjournments cl the otavisky case. I he resolution declares that M.
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    DISPUTED TERRITORY.
    49 5 Imam's Aopeal To King Fuad. Reuter Wireless. Cairo, May 3. In order to avoid a fratricidal con1 "t among Moslems, the Imam of Sanaa nas withdrawn from the disputed terri- >r\ and asked King Fuad to intervene restore pcace. according to a tele- ram received here.—Reuter Wireless.
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    DISARMAMENT.
    78 5 Preparing For Next Meeting Of Conference. Reuter Wireless. Lrndon, May 2. Preparations for the reassembly of the Disarmament Co.ife-ence are now completed except fc. the dscirion whetiier the Bureau will meet on May 29, the same day as the General Commission, cr the previous day. M;. Henderson, in the
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    GIANT CUNARDER.
    50 5 King And Queen May Visit Glasgow. London, May 6. Reuter. It is announced thai King George and Queen Mary hopo lo visit Glasgow at the end of September for the purpose of launching the new giant Cunarder, number 534. The Queen will oerform the actual ceremony of launching.—Reuter.
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    26 5 Divine Service (in English) will be conducted by the Rev. W. Murray, M.A., on Sunday at 6 p.m. in the Chinese. Presbyterian Church, Jalan Salleh, Muar,
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    EDITOR ARRESTED.
    60 5 Reply To Taunt Aganist Non-Nazi Press. Reuter Wireless. Berlin, May 3. An article replying to Dr. Goebbel's taunt that the non-Nazi press was cowed has caused the arrest and confinement in the Oranienburg concentration camp of Herr Fhm Welk, chief cditoi- of the "Gruenepost." He wrote an article
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    AVIATION PLAN.
    50 5 America To Launch Three-Year Programme. Reuter Wireless. Washington, April 4. As part of the three-year aviation programme, the War Office announces it will shortly invite tenders for 80 bombing "planes and 30 attacking •planes at a cost of $7,500,000. Furthei tenders will be invited before July.— Reuter Wireless.
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    JOY FLIGHTS AT PENANG.
    228 5 Flying Club Planes' Busy Day. THERE wa& much activity at the Penary aerodrome on Sunday, when two"" 'planes of the Penang Plying Club were in the air lor practically lhe whole day, giving joy rides to members and a number of local and outstation residents. Keen
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    CHINA AIR SERVICE.
    60 5 Shanghai, May 8. The Shanghai-Peiping air service was dislocated on Sunday and Monday owing to fog, which forced a 'plane to land at ihe Tunghai district, in Kiangsu, yesterday mornine. The Chinese home-made 'plane, "Kiane; Feng," which was recently damaged in a crash, has been repaired and
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    GEN. HUANG FU.
    72 5 Shanghai, May 6. G:n. Huang Fu, the chairman ot the Peiping Military Council, has wired to Mr. \en Tung statin" that ne has no. decided when to return to Pcipin?. A su'oord'nate ct his. Mr. Ku Chin Yu, returned to Ptiping on Friday and according to him
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      500 5 CLUB DIARY. [There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most ot tne members of which are readers ot the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping tl up-to-date and complete. Happening* of general interest will still be included in the
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      748 5 CROSSWORD PUZZLE No- 30. First Prize $250. Second Prize $150. 1 ANOTHER $400 MUST BE WON. I THIS PUZZLE IS BEING ISSUED IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE SAME PUZZLE WHICH APPEARED IN THE I SUNDAY TRIBUNE ON MAY 6 AND WHICH WILL APPEAR IN THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE ON MAY 13. I
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    Shipping News & Notices. THE STATE AND SHIPPING.
    1506 6 Shipping News Notices. THE STATE AND SHIPPING. Subsidies Predoomed To Failure. IN a paper on "The Sta.e i.id Shipping," read before the Institute of Transport, Sir Archibald Hurd contended that many foreigners, in their at empts to account for British maritime development, had misread history, specially in rela ion ,o
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    DIVERS' RECORD DEPTH.
    49 6 'make ?hP Q a fL age /f £sels will shor «7 make the attempt to recover the million pounds which sank with the Br Tf,n ic m tor liner "Glenartney," off the Tunisian coast 16 years ago ;oc r ated WreCk 01 Gl <™»ney has been
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    MODERNISING SHIPS.
    379 6 To Make Vessels Pay Their Way. WHILE it is evident that the Mf million tons of shipping referred to as built before I 1921 is becoming a burden to the industry owing to modern developments in designing highly efficient and economical ships, it may be concluded that the
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    GIRL APPRENTICE.
    199 6 Canadian Stenographer In Sailing Ship. According to advices received by the Imperial Mercnant Service Guild from one of their honorary agents on the Australian coast, it appears that the Finnish sailing shiD "L'Avenir," now I owned by Captain Erikson. boasts of a girl apprentice in the person of
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    LARGER AND FASTER BANANA STEAMER.
    575 6 Special Features Of New Fruit Carrier. T AST month Messrs. LLhgow. Ltd., launched *4 the mail, passenger and banana-carrying: steamer, "Jamaica Producer," which they have built lor the Jamaica Banana Producers* Association, L.d., Kingston, Jamaica. The naming ceremony was performed by Lady Macpherson, who was
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      348 6 I STEAMER SAILINGS. p a o~ II m mm BRITISH INDIA I». O. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore BHUTAN 6,101) May JO RAWALPINDI 17,000 May 11 BEHAR 6,000 May 24 KAISAR-I-HIND 11,500 May 25 SOUDAN 6.500 June 6 RAJPUTANA 17,000 June RANCH I 17,000 June 22 BURDWAN
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      48 6 AMERICAN LLOYD AGENCY, LTD M (Incorporated in S.S.). Steamship passages booked by all Lines Airmail tickets obtainabls here. P.MS. Railway tickets may be purchased at this office. NO BOOKING FEES, sonabte m c.. I nsuranc t(r t^" C 1 r No. 64, ROBINSON HO AD. Telepboe No. 2180.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    472 7 Mining Shares. Singapore, Thursday, 11 a.m. The following tin share quotations are laved by Fraser and Co., exchange and Hock brokers. Jgl Buyers. BeUaw, x i\ Tin 6 9 7.Kambang Tin 37 6 40,--ral Malay 43 6 45Hitam Tin 14 9 15 6 Weng 2.07% 2.15 rin
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    186 7 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. RUBBER PRICE STILL FALLING. Mild Panic In London New York. (By Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Thursday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 22 cts., down IVi cts. Market Tone: Easier. Tin (Singapore), $11€, unchanged. Yesterday's Prices London Rubber, 6 9 16d., down 9[l6d. Market Tone:
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    CROP RETURNS.
    75 7 The following crop returns are reported for April: Lbs. Ayer Kuning (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd. 72,000 Badek Rubber Estate, Ltd. (Staffield Estate). 24,600 Bradwall (F.M.S.) Rubber Estate, Ltd. 22,000 Chersonese (F.M.S.) Estates. Ltd. 84,000 Dennistown Rubber Estates, 'Ltd. (Dennistown Estates) 44,000 Highlands and Lowlands Para Rubber Co., Ltd.
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    RUBBER AND TIN.
    66 7 The following rubber and tin returns are reported for April. Rubber. kbs. Alor Gajah 18,200 Ayer Panas 60,000 Bukit Kubu 12,500 Glenealy 31,520 Jalan Kebun 9,300 Kluang 35,000 Pajam 105.000 Port Swettenham 8,900 Tambalak 16,000 Teluk Anson 40,480 Ulu Benut 35,638 Tin. Pels. Kinta Tin Dredge No.
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    LOCAL MARKET REPORT.
    1011 7 Fraser's Review Of The Week. IN their weekly report, dated May 8, Messrs. Fraser and Co. state: With a distinctly bullish sentiment prevailing throughout the local share market, helped by strong outside enquiry for shares, a state of considerable excitement has existed in all sections of the
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    STOCK EXCHANGE.
    85 7 Rubber Active But Less Firm. Reuter Wireless. London, May 8. ON the Stock Exchange to-day, industrials encountered a renewed demand, textiles and rayon shares especially firming up on the British Government's decision to check Japanese ccmpetition. Rubbers continued active but less firm. Other sections ruled irregular. With remmodities,
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    PETROL PRICES.
    158 7 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell 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 Imperial gallon $0.82 Shell Mo or Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British
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    PRODUCE.
    202 7 Singapore, May 10. R. 'Siam) W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $90 R. I Siam IW. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $86 Rice, B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $86 Rice. B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $82 Siam, No. 1 J J 65 Siam, N. 2 J}-;} Siam,
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    GASOLINE DUTY.
    51 7 Shanghai, April 2. Beginning from yesterday the import duty on gasoline was Increased. It is estimated that as a result of the increase the Finance Ministry will get an additional annual income of $10,000,000. Details of the new tax has- already been announced by the Chinese Maiitime Customs.—"Shun
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    FASHIONABLE CLOTH FOR RUSSIA.
    139 7 Soviet Emissaries In England. t*OR several years Lancashire engi- neers have benefited to the extent of millions of pounds from orders placed by the Soviet Government. There is now a distinct probability of the Lancashire textile industry also receiving big ciders from that quarter, for Russia
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    EMPIRE ECONOMICS.
    355 7 Plan To Set Up "Trade Cabinet." London. MR. Walter Elliot, the Minister ol Agriculture who is regarded as the "coming man" of British politics, made a stirring appeal for Empire economic co-operation in his Rectorial Address at Aberdeen University. He strongly supported Mr. Stanley Bruce's plan for setting
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    TIN OUTPUT.
    19 7 The output of Renong Tin Dredging Co., Ltd., No. 3 dredge for April amounts to 416 piculs.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    640 7 Rubber Shares. Singapore, Thursday, 11 a.m. The following robber share quo tattoo* are issued by Fraser and Co., and LyaD and Evatt. pjpjgj Value. Prasor Lymm m i ohares. Co. ffvmtt. 1 Allenby 1.75 1.90 1.90 200 1 Alor Gajah 1.10 1.20 1.05 1.15 1 A. Hitam
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    69 7 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Thursday, noon. Buyers. Sellers. R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot (loose) 2t% 21% do. (F. 0.8.) ?2 2'lU Standard R.S.S. on Tender: May *2 June 22 22S July Sept 22 »4 22% Oct. Dec. 22"-, 22% Jan.March 23 »4 23% Tone of
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      88 7 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated ln England). SINGAPORE BRANCH 4. D'Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital £2,000,000 Paid-up-Capital £1,000,000 Reserve Fund and Rest 600,000 HEAD OFFICE LONDON. BRANCHES: Bombay, Calcutta. Colombo, Karachi, Madraa. Atnara, Baghdad, Bahrein, Basra, Klrkuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received on Fixed Deposit
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    146 9 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING HARBOUR BOARD. k .rTPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE. Singapore, May 10. Fast Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). lvrak 22; Rajula 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). v. !dera 18: Kola 15; Santhia 13; Kumsang 11; Bhutan 8; Arabia Maru 6.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    61 9 from Europe 'London mails deson April 19), by the "Rawaltl] arrive dv train to-mcirow Correspondence will be ready ry to boxhoiders at 8.45 a.m rj by postmen will commence same time. by the "Aramis." due at at 1 p.m. to-morrow. and Japan by the "Pacific at Singapore to-morrov.'.
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    S.C.C. SOCCER.
    45 9 S.C.C. team v. the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank to-morrow at the S C C F. W. Fargus: R. V. Welch, R. Davidron; ,T. Robertson. F. A. McCaffery. S Webb: W. S. Morgan. P. D. Cork J Ĕ Farwell. A. Ferguson. J. B. Pickering
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    MONEY MARKET
    212 9 SELLING. Singapore. May 10. London 4 months* sight 24 I^l London 3 months' sight 24 London 60 days' sight 24 W London 30 days' sight 2 4^ London demand 2 4 4 London T.T. 24 2 *M Lyons and Paris demand «98, Hamburg demand 149 New York demand
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    DIARY OF THE DAY
    96 9 WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY, MAY 10. High Tides.— 8.20 a.m., 8.54 p.m. S.R.C. Tennis Championship Singles Final. Cricket: R.I. v. A.C.S., R.I. Football: S.A.F.A. League, Division one, R.A. v. S.C.F.A.. Anson Road Stadium; Division two, Pulau Brani v. Wiltshire Regiment, Jalan Besar
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    AMUSEMENTS
    68 9 ALHAMBRA.—' Devil Tiger." APCLLO —Hindustani talkie. CAPlTOL—Stanley Lupino in "Happy" and the Chin Loo company of Chinese jugglers on the stage. EMPIRE.—FootIigM Parade GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing, sideshows, Dean's Grand Opera. Chinese Wayangs. Cinemas, Talkie.v etc ISAKO CIRCUS —9.15 p.m. MARLBOROUGH.- Hindustani talkie. NEW WORLD.— uaotxiei Dancmg, sideshows, Malay Operas.
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      150 9 [POSTAL i NTtLLIGtHCC SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSfc. TO-DAY. Southern India (Rajula) 3 p.m. Rangoon, North and East India (Khandalla) 3 p.m. Selat Pandjang, Bengkalis, Siak, Pakan Baroe, Fort de Kock and Padang <Tidore) 4 p.m. Rhio, Blinjoe, Surgei Liat, Pangkal Pinang and Tanjong Pandan ,De Weert) 4 p.m, Philippine Islands <Java>
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
    179 10 ACK NOWLKDG M ENTS. Mr. Nichlos de Costa ar.d Mr. Alex, de Costa and family wish t> convey their ma.iv thanks to all relatives and kind friends who kindly atte.ided the funeral of the late Mrs. Luuisana (Anna) de Cos.a. as well as to those who sent wrea*h;
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    RESTRICTION—LATER ON.
    751 10 "^ISAPPOIXTMENT' is a mik word to describe the'reaction t« yesterday's Rubber Restriction an nounccment. There was at first, indeed, something approaching dismay, and the optimism recently prevailing has received a severe check. Everything will be all right eventually, and producers must just exercise a little patience with that
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    223 10 It is reported that a good deal of malarto prevails in all the lownMuo» around Ipoh. S& Mr K, W W British Resident, Negri Sembllun. i„ due back from leave about the 15th hist In ihe Pei.artg Supreme Court on Monday, before Mi. Justice N H p Whitley Mr. Bimal
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    Topics Of The Day. The Time Factor.
    158 10 TN the editorial to-day we discuss the situation in relation to Rubber Control, as affected by the exportable quotas -tllotted for the first six months of the cheme. The "bears" are having an nnings after several weeks in the background. But there is
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    The "Sunday Tribune."
    147 10 TTENTION may be drawn to an announcement which appears on another page of this issue regarding the ■undap Tribune. This increasinrh >opular week-end journal will from now Ml be available to up-country readers as ar as Selangor early on Sunday morning. i PeraK in the early afternoon,
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    The Popejoy Murder.
    177 10 psPECTOR Popejoy's murderer Is to die. He has been convicted after an xhaustive and scrupulously fair trial by I pecial jury and must pay the only prnalty for his crime which British i„ allows, save in extenuating circum,t nc such as those arising from grave sudden provocation
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    The Highlands.
    199 10 pROM time to time we have referred to the fact that in the Cameron Highlands Malaya possesses a first-rat-hill station capable of wonderful development. Ab confirmation of all that has been heard comes the riowint account which Mr. H. R. Arbenz gave to the Singapore Rotarians yesterday In
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    Passing Thoughts
    473 10 By "Looker-OiT I gLONGATION' of Arcadian visages wa, discernible once more yesterday. v A broker who bought a new topi is now chiding himself for extravagance. And the 'forward" brigade are feeling i little anxious. Calculating gains is ?reat fun. but possible losses—*. A A A The interest
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    ON OTHER PAGES.
    38 10 EARLIER. CABLES, on pages 2. 5. 11 ROTARY MEETING, on page 3. CLUB DIARY, on page 5. YESTERDAY'S RACES, on pagse 14 Si 15. RADIO PROGRAMME, on page 17 OUR READERS' VIEWS, on page 19
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      40 10 I THE ART OF PERI *'ECT TAILORiNG. I The famous house of WING I LOONG enjoys this singular I distinction, and offers yon its excelled service and nigh I fade workmanship. I PHONe'"7627 11 WING LOONG I HIGH ST SINGAPORE
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    Colony Legislaton Under The Rubber Control Scheme. NO CONTROL OF EXPORTS.
    381 11 i\ Singapore and PENANG. Quota Announcement. nice Falls Sharply In London. Reuter. official statement regarding the legislation t, Ik brought into force in ,h Colonv to implement the Glibber Control scheme is below. I is pointed out that as
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    COLONY BILL.
    319 11 < tificates Of Origin Provisions. J c^ow:n 8 official announcement I- een 'orwarded to us from the i Office, Singapore- Jflation to give effect in the '"-orh. J Rubber Agreement will be iuoed at the meeting of the Legis\vil' L 1 to be held on May 28 and
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    IN SINGAPORE.
    105 11 Further Fall In Price Of Commodity. THE reaction in the Singapore l üblx v market following the announcement of the quotas yesterday was very obvious this morning. The price of the commodity t*M to 22 cents, a decline o? li cents compare l with yesterday. Moderate opinion, however,
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    JEAN HARLOW SEEKS DIVOCE.
    106 11 Camera-Man Lo&es Wife And Job. i Hollywood, May 8. HAROLD ROSSON, the camera-man who won fame through marrying Jean Harlow, has now lost both his wife and his job. Concurrently with the announcement that Jean is seeking a divorce, it is stated that the camera-man will
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    COLONY'S TRADE.
    87 11 I Evidence On Straits-India Conferences. I THE Trade Commission met in Singapore daily frcm May 1 to "5 and also on May 7 and continued consideration of the report. Further evidence regarding the StraitsIndia conferences was taken from Mr. R. V. Harris, of the P. and O. Company,
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    62 11 Mr. and Mrs. Daid Frankel returned to Singapore from Europe yesterday by the "Johann de Witt." Mrs. C. E. Etlin and her daughter arc sailing for Europe next week. Miss Etlin is going to school in Switzerland. the auspices of the Indian Association. Mr. A. J. Braga will show a
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    SEVERE FIGHTING AT LINCHENG.
    218 11 Many Casualties. "RED" STRONGHOLD FALLS. Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, May 10. NANKING report states that Japanese 'planes are ready to threaten Kwangsi and Hunan. The Fishery Association of Shanghai have decided to organise a committee for the preservation of Chinese fishery rights and restriction of
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    SEA BELLE II.
    104 11 Used As Training Vessel By R.N.V.R. TT has been definitely decided that 1 the Sea Belle H. formerly the Governor's yacht, is to be used as a training vessel by the newly formed Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve. Singapore. The yacht will be brought alongside the Telok Ayer
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    CHINESE MINISTER.
    142 11 Trade Inquiries In Malaya. I i I MR. Chen Kung Po, the Minister of Industry of the Chinese Governmeit. leturned yesterday from his tour of Malaya, accompanietd by Mr. Jolsen Ho, his secretary. Mi. Chen, who is on a mission to inquire into the living conditions and trade
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    WAR WITH RUSSIA?
    77 11 Active Preparations By Japan. Shanghai, May 9. Preparations are being made by Japan tor war with Soviet Russia. Twenty thousand Chinese labourers have been engaged for the construction of the Taiheiho Railway. White Russians in North Manchuria are being supplied with arms. Military transports are busy transporting
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    POPPY DAY.
    32 11 With reference to the statement of contributions by Malaya on Poppy Day. 1933, already published, the organisers regret that Perlis was omitted. The amended figures are: Kedah $2,600. Perils $126.
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    HELPING BRITISH COTTON.
    193 11 East Africa's Position. ANXIETY IN THE COMMONS. Reuter. London, May 9. IMPORTS into East Africa of Japanese cotton piece goods in 1932 represented roughly 30 per cent, of such imports into the coionia l Empire, excluding Hongkong and Aden, said Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister when questioned in the
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    GRIM-FACED CROWD.
    65 11 Samuel Insull's Arrival In Chicago. Reuter Wireless. Chicago. May 8. A GRIM-FACED crowd, many of whom are victims of Insull's enterprises, thronged the station to-day to the involuntary homecoming of Samuel Insull. He was hurried at top-speed in a car to the office of the Umteu States marshall.
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    WARSHIPS COLLIDE.
    64 11 One Reaches Port Under Own Power. Reuter. Washington. May 9. A wireless message intercepted by the Navy Department revealed that the cruiser "Milwaukee" and the des< rover "Simpson" came into collision on Monday night. The "Simpson." escorted by a repair ship, is proceeding under her own power to
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    GOODWILL MISSION.
    72 11 Enthusiastic Reception In Osaka. Reuter. Osaka, May 9. Mr. J. G. Latham and the other mem bers of the Australian goodwill mission arrived at Kobe by the "Nagasaki Maru" this afternoon, and were enthusiastically greeted by a large gainer ing of officials and the populace, including hundreds of
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    THE ASSIZES.
    37 11 No Sitting Of The Court To-Day. There Ls no sitting of the Singapore Assize Court to-day after the protracted six-day trial of Mak Weng Cheng, i There are only three more cases on the list.
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    POLICE BAND.
    54 11 The Police Band will play the following programme at Katong Park this afternoon, starting at 5.15: Overture, "My Old Stable Jacket." Bilton; "A Panorama of Famous Songs," Wright; Habanera, "Charme d'Espagnele." Mezzacapo; Characteristic, "The Irish Wedding," Puerner; "Three Dances to Nell Gwynne," German; Selection. Harry Lauder's Songs, Hume;
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    DROUGHT IN KIANGSU.
    32 11 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, May 10. North Kiangsi is in the throes of drought. Thousands of sufferers are concentrating at Sungkiang clai.iousing for relief, "Sin Chew Jit Poh
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    FIERCE FIGHTING IN ARABIA.
    237 11 Emir Feisal's Troops Advancing. Reuter Wireless. Cairo, May 8. THE Emir Feisal. King Ibn Saud's son, has been appointed Em.r Hodeieia, where the shops and cates have reopened and normal life has been restored. It is reported that the Fmif Feisal is being urged to proclaim
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    ITALY'S NEW RULE
    68 11 Parliamentary System To Cease. Reuter. Rom-; May 9. rE Parliamentary system will on July I, when a corporative iitate will be inaugurated. AP corporations will remain under the direct control of Signor Mussolini, whose decrees will give legislative effect to the decisions of the confederations Signor Mussolini
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    DARJEELING OUTRAGE.
    60 11 Governor Remains Wa Idling The Races. Reuter Wireless. Darjeeiing. May 8. Following the attempt on his lfe by 4 wo Bengalis, the Governor of Bengal, Sir John Anderson, remained watching the races throughout the afternoon.— Router Wireless. The assailants, who were both arrested, fired with revolvers at the
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    STEVEDORES' STRIKE.
    33 11 Trouble On The Pacific Coast. Reuter. San Francisco. May 9. Ovei 15,000 stevedores along the Pacific Coast are striking for higher wages and shorter hours. Police were rushed to the water-front.—Reuter.
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    NATIONS SHOULD AID CHINA.
    178 11 A General's Letter. ONLY POSSIBLE PANACEA/ Reuter. London, May 9. ]'T HE "Times" gives prominence to I a letter by Brig.-General the Hon. C. D. Bruce emphasising the importance of Mr. Hirota's reply to the 1 British Ambassador that Japan has no intention of abandoning the
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    AIR LINER LOST.
    87 11 Crash In Channel With Six On Board. Reuter. London. May 9. THE utmost anxiety is felt concerning the fat? of an air liner flying from Parts to London. Th? pilot was speaking to Croydon when the plane was nearing the Channel His voice suddenly ceased. V is
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    POISONED WATER?
    91 11 Dscoverv In Peiping Public Park. Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, May 9. A riverlet In the public park in Peiping was found yesterday to have a larg! number of dead fish floating on the surface. It is suspected that the Manchukuo or Japanese agents have poisoned the water.
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      149 11 I i i MM M iiii'iitiiii i 5 1 Now On Sale "HIS MASTERS VOICE" I NEW RECORDS I I For May Two very good records from this issue are Brave Hearts 1 which is' a March number in the style of the famous March of I the Grenadiers, and
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    Verdict Of "Guilty* In Popejoy Murder Trial. YOUNG CANTONESE SENTENCED TO DEATH.
    7006 12 TENSE SCENES IN COURT; EXTENDED .REPORT OF THE JUDGE'S SUMMING UP. A TRIAL which has received attention from the public as has probably no other trial in recent years, came to an end yesterday when Mak Weng Cheng,
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    LAWYER'S CLERK IN COURT.
    412 12 Evidence Of Volunteer Officer. -JHE hearing was continued x District Judge (Ur H -c yesterday regarding the t E. Edlin is alleged tom ed credit from cerfa M) p were unsatisfied ffl fence were heard Mr. C O. Lim.' Acting Of** signee, U conducting the nn
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    162 12 Mr. Goh a Chinese untitled trading in Carnarvon Street. Penan:-, was the lucky winner of the first prist In the unlimited sweep on the l*st daj of the Penang Turf Club meeting. bought just one ticket, and his one dollar brought him over $24,700. Coinciding with H.H. the Sultan of
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      19 12 THE Overseas Assurance j CORPORATION, LIMITED, China Building, Chulia Street. 'PHONE 5808. SINGAPOREFIRE, mTrINF, NLOTBR VEHICLES WORKMEN COMPENSATION INSURANCE
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    BOXER KILLED BY BRICK.
    435 13 Rangoon Hooliganism. MISSILES thrown IN RING. \|K. Charles de Alwis who recently visited Rangoon with three Malayan boxers, Nicky Sullivan, Joe Diamond and Young Chocolate, return» «1 to Singapore yesterday. ,jne Diamond stepped off the boat t IV nan;* and Mr. Alwis, Sullivan a!1 ,l Chocolate
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    THE CINEMAS.
    187 13 I S. Politics On Pavilion Screen. What Is described as an exposure ot the corrupt methods of some of the "big J hi American politics forms the me of Columbia's film "Washington Merry-Go-Round," which began a run at the Pavilion theatre last night. story tells of the fight
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    109 13 Among the passengers proceeding by the P. and O. '-Naldera," sailing at 9.30 ;> m to-morrow for Penang, Colombo, Bombay and Europe, are Dr. and Mrs. G. Waugh Scott, Mrs. H. F. Hammond and children, Dr. J. A. Cowan, Dr. D. T. Skeen. Mr. T. F. Garside, Mr. R. L.
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    CABARET NIGHT AT RAFFLES.
    222 13 Enjoyable Performance For Good Cause, A CROWDED ballroom, an enjoyable dance and a first-class vaudeville entertainment. All three were to be found at Raffles Hotel last night, when the .effort on behalf of the St Andrew's Mission Hospital formed an excellent start to Singapore's Hospital Week.
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    61 13 Owing to indisposition His Highness the Sultan has been unable to return to Perak for his birthday celebrations to-day as he had intended. His Highness is suffering from a slight attack of fever and in the circumstances has been medically advised not to undertake the fatigue of the long journey
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    69 13 Mr. H. P. Bryson (Secretary to Resident, N. S), Dr. D. T. Skeen (Chief Medical and Health Officer, N. S.>, Mr. F. J. Huett (Commissioner, Trades and Customs, N. BJ and Mr. J. Wishart (Chief Sanitary Inspector) are all going on leave during the present month. Mr. R. E. Wilson
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    55 13 "That no press reports should appear cf offences by first offenders" will form the subject of debate by members of the Straits Chinese Reading Club at the Institute Hall, C.C.A., Prinsep Street, to-night at 8.15. The principal speakers v ill be Messrs. Teo «Tiang Seng. Song Kek Cheng. Ng Khian
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    ACCUSED ACQUITTED.
    236 13 Retrial On Charge Of Fighting. CII. Lim, one of the alleged participants in a fight outside the main entrance to the Great World, was acquitted at the conclusion of his re-trlal before the Fourth Magistrate, Mr. C. H. "hitton, on Tuesday for disorderly conduct by fighting. It will
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    EXPIRED LICENSE.
    118 13 Case Against Seremban Chinese Postponed. (From Our Own Correspondent./ Seremban, May 9. A Chinese named Leong Ah Thoo was to-day charged with failing to have his motor-car licence renewed. He pleaded guilty to the charge, and produced a renewed licence i*ated Jan. 10 1934. He stated that he
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    73 13 At the annual general meeting of the Indo-Ceyionese Association, Muar, held recently, the following were elected office-bearers and committee of management for the ensuing year: President, Dr. A Murugasu; Vice-President, Mr. P. L. Samy; hon. secretary, Mr. P. N. Ponnampalam; asst. Hon. secretary, Mr. T. S. Piliai; hon. treasurer, Mr.
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    EUROPEAN DRIVER'S COMPLAINT.
    418 13 Attitude Of Traffic Constable. 5VM$££K the order stable at CVidence of the con- was on trail\ \a* m on M ar. 20 he U? P e? Crosf *£3 &t the juncti °n of Sff w C h r B^fd c stopped as the car h ai S
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    S.C.C. TENNIS.
    160 13 Mrs. Blake And Mr. Duckworth Win Handicap Doubles. I The handicap mixed doubles at the SCC was won by F. V. Duckworth and Mrs Blake fowe IM. F^E cSSTS? 6"2 d 6-3 S in J thlfinal yesterdain the open doubles Lt. M. T. L. Wilkinson and Miss Hastings
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS.
    145 13 i Ties have been arranged in the handicap tournament at the S.C.R.C. as follows: v TO-DAY'S TIES. "A" SINGLES: Cheong Chee Lim (owe 12) v. Woon Chow Tat (owe 12) j to finish. T "A" DOUBLES: John Lim and I• Huck Toe (owe 18) v. T. Wan Liat
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    S.R.C. TENNIS.
    54 13 Results in the S.R.C. tennis tournament are as follows: I Championship Singles: V. C Westerhout beat F. Norris, 6—2, 6—l; P« A. Hannay beat D. Leicester, 6—3, J— l. N E. Ess beat A. Perelra, 6—4, 6—z; v. Lowe beat A. Johnson, 6—o, 6—l; M. A. Cordeiro v.
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    SELANGOR TENNIS.
    394 15 Surprises In State Tournament. THERE were two surprises on Tuesday in the Selangor State Lawn Tennis Championship. For the first time in the history of the State doubles title, E. N. W. Oliver, who partnered. R. J. M. Bennett, is out of the final, being beaten by the
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    S.C.C. CRICKET.
    55 15 An SC C team will meet the Police 5L C fi Cket Thomson Road on Sunday the match starting at 2 p m Another S.C.C. team will visit" Pulau Brani to meet the R.E. and R.A. start at ii a.m. There will be no game between the S.C.C.
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    PADMORE SHIELD BILLIARDS.
    122 15 Championship At The New World. IN the third round of the Malayan billiards championship tournament at the New World last night, for the Padmore Challenge Shield, Goh Guan Chuah (Clerical Union) beat Ang Tee Kiah (Amicables) 300-192 and V. Woodford (Fathol Karib) beat Ang Chm Thian (Aston
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    S.R.C. CRICKET.
    48 15 S.R.C. team v. the R.A. at the S.R.C on Saturday at 2 p.m.: R. Pearce (capt.), G. Tessensohn, P. L\ Lewis, G. E. N. Oehlers, M. A. Wyatt, P. P. de Souza, C. Mosbergcn, W. J. Ess, G. Bogaars, J. Loveday, A. E. Johnson, G. Valberg.
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    County Cricket Championship Programme.
    1407 16 Ful' List Of Matches For The English Season. rE complete programme of matches in the County championship for tht current season, as well as the Australians' itinerary and the Tests, is as follows: 12.—1 *iris, M.C.C. V. Australians. 1 12 -Oval, Surrey v. Gloucestershire. 12.- Gravesend,
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    AUSTRALIANS AT CAMBRIDGE.
    163 16 Davies' Distinction. BRADMAN BOWLED FOR A "DUCK/ Reuter. J\o the Cambridge University s i„ w right-hand bowler, Davies wh o is 23 years old, fell the honour <rf dismissing the mighty Don Bradinn for his first "duck," in England It was not Bradman's first nought against an
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    CRICKET FRIENDLY.
    36 16 Walter's team defeated the V R <? 5 on Sunday, j u r, n DeSoas ■■top-scorer wih3l runs -not «%i :«r Dana beng ihe ri( j*c es fu. bowler, capturinj 4 wicJats for ]f runs.
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    SOVIET EXAMINATION HOWLERS.
    209 17 "India, Is A Japanese Colony." Moscow. TNDIA is a country belonging to Japan, 4- situated in America." This was one of the startling statej menu made during the entrance examinations in connection with the newly-formed Railway Academy in j Leningrad. Only responsible railway officials are to be
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    U.S. TAXES.
    107 17 Stock And Excess Profits Duty. Washington. May 3. The Senate has completed congressional action with reference to the bill to raise an additional $417.000.000 taxi tion revenue by adopting a report of the conference of botn Houses without r division. The new legislation, which has been nt to
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    BETTER TRADE.
    71 17 Less Unemployment In Britain Last Month. Reuter Wireless. London. May 7. Most oi the Drincipal British industries showed a further improvement in employment during April, at the end of which month unemployment was 53.382 below the figures in March. The total "now is 2.148.000 notwiths anding the abnormal
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    SALVATION ARMY.
    63 17 Death Of Commissioner Booh Tucker. Reuter Wireless. London. May 7. Thf Salvation Army has lost another pioneer in the death of Commissioner Mary Booth Tucker aged sevemy. She was a member of a highly-placed family who were dismayed by her decision when she was young to join the
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    NAZI RULE.
    63 17 Catholic Youth Organisations Abolished. Reuter Wireless. Munich, May 2. All Catholic Youth organisations, clubs j-nd unions are abolished under an order of the Nazi district leader in lower Fianconia. The regulation cf the Reich concordat guaranteeing protection of Catholic Youths* organisations and the wearing of any uniform or
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    "PAGAN BELIEFS."
    54 17 Youth Organisation Banned In Germany. Reuter Wireless. Berlin, May 7. The Prussian secret police have banred the youth organisation called German God Believers because its activities are similar to the Tannenburg league which teaches pagan faith In Thor and other Germanic deities. The Tannenburg league has been forbidden
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    MR. TAM CHIEN.
    53 17 Shanghai, May 5. Mr Tarn Chien. who is going to Europe to 6tudy judicial methods, is sailing to-day. It ls reported that he ha 3 arranged to meet Mr. Hu Han Mm, the veteran Kuomintang leader, In Hongkong and discusa with him cer tain important matters. —"Sin
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    21 17 Mr. Archibald Rose, a director of the Chartered Bank, arrived in Singapore by air from London and sailed by the "Glenbeg."
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    MARRIED IN WHEEL-CHAIR
    185 17 Bridegroom Crippled Through Riding Accident. The wedding of Mr. Christopher Knight and Miss Marjorle Stevens took place recently in London. The bridegroom has been a cripple for four years following a riding accident in Rangoon, and for the last year the bride had nursed him. Mr. Knight
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    FLYING IN SIAM.
    60 17 Warning As To Present Weather Conditions. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, May 8. A nernJ warning has been issued t. aviators flying through Siamese territory that they should arrive at aerodromes before 3 p.m. and not leave after that hour. "Cold fronts" are prevalent during the rainy
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    MUAR TRAGEDY.
    464 17 Judge Disagrees With Assessors. (Frcvi Our Own Correjvordent.) Johore, May 8. AT the Muar Assizes to-day, before Mr. Justice W. H. Thome, after a hearing which lasted nearly two days into a charge of murder preferred against a butcher's assistant named Munisamy, a verdict ot "not guilty" was
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    AIR LINER DAMAGED.
    58 17 "Astraea" Gors To Relief Of "Arethusa." 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, May 8. The Imperial Airways liner "Astraea' reached Bangkok from Calcutta in 23 hours 20 minutes The liner went to Calcutta to relieve the "Arethusa." It was found that the "Arethusa" had been seriously damaged. The
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    KING'S HOUSE.
    103 17 Sunday, April 29. In the afternoon Hi." Excellency called OH H.H. the Sulta.i of Selangor at the lstana Mahkota, Klang. His Excellency and Mi.-. Caldecott were present at an Orchestral Concert at the Seiangoi Club this eveningCaptain and Mrs. R. W. Blair and Mr. \V. A. Gordon-Hill dined
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    175 17 Thursday, itaj •'>. The following WON gue ts a: a dinner given by His Excellency a id Mrs. Ca'decott at Government House this evening: The Hon. Mr. jtfstics W. H. Thome, thHon. Mr. F. J. Morten, the Ho.i. Dr. R. D. Fitzgerald aid Mrs. Fitzgerald, Colonel H. B.
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    GERMAN PRESS.
    79 18 Allowed Greater Freedom Of Action. Reuter. Berlin, May 8 The German Press will be "greater freedom of action" by instruction issued by Herr Goebaeis which newspapers in future will oc lowed to do their own report!up public events, "unless reasons tate a different regulation The embargo on all
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    GERMANY'S CREDITORS.
    67 18 Latest Scheme Has I'ruspw s Of Success. Reuter Wireless. Berlin. May The committee of Germany's have at last evolved a scheme wine least has a chance of serious consu tion. If suggests that sums accruing 111 n pect of interest and redemption oe verted into a loan at
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS.
    98 19 Letters To The Editor. our rtader» are invited to write to u o* subjects of public interest. It must be under- ,i that th* Malaya TrUxu.neT does net necessarily endorse opinions expressed by corree- ..ents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double ■c.-.rigi, nnd
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    Enquiry Offices.
    164 19 r,i the Editor, "Malaya Tribune") r i wish to express a grievance 1 had with a certain enquiry office. man at this enquiry office seemed ive no time for anything, dropping phone after muttering one or two i 1 quickly. I was obliged to ring up t >
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    Asiatic Womanhood.
    179 19 A-iatie Womanhood. he Editor, "Malaya Tribune") s. r regrettable that you nave permitted the courtesy of luable columns to "Thaddian's" r.ius opinion of "Asiatic Womanhood j why such a correspondent should r' after first taking the precaution- v m tsure of obsequiously laying the ..••-in i-.: unction to Occidentals' souls,
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    Malay Custom.
    344 19 T< he Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir I have read the two letters from J Jamaliah" and "Conserva- who it appears oppose the aboli- 1 'i the redundant and unnecessary •vorda ar.d customs that still exist in Mauiy circles. "Conservative" holds that bfei for us to follow the steps
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    F.M.S.R. Coupons.
    605 19 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir.—For more reasons than one, the P.M.S. Railway Coupons have been a source of trouble to many an innocent traveller right from the time of their introduction. Inducement is provided to interning travellers to go in tor the coupon method in preference to
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    Those "M.T." Seals.
    24 19 Another correspondent—this time a Seremban lady—writes asking if we award prizes to collectors of the "Malaya Tribune" seals. We do not.
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    PENANG BOXING.
    495 19 Gabo Beats Fond On A Foul. SUNDAY night's big return contest at Wembley Park between L. S. Fond and Kid Gabo was stopped in the seventn round when Fond landed a low puncn and was disqualified. Earlier in the fight, Fond had already been warned for the same
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    GOLF MATCH.
    120 19 Municipality Beat The Police. Sunday's golf match at Sepoy Lines l(-suited In a win for the Municpalitv over the Police by to 4U. Scores •Police name first): Haxworth and Barry v Kelly and Beattie 1. Savi and Gray 0 v. O. Gilmou.- and Edmond 1%. Patton and Jackson
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    SELANGOR SOCCER.
    95 19 Exhibition Matches At M.A.H.A. Show. A series of exhibition ooccer matches, undor the auspices of the F.A.. will be played in connection with Lie M.A.H.A. Exhibition on June 2. 3 and 4 at Kuala Lumpur. Pour teams will compete, the Chinese, Malays, Tamils and the Rest. The M.A.H.A.
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    THE LATE JIRO SATOH.
    136 19 Bushido Was Cause Of Suicide. Dairen. Apr. Id. M R nI? Sl OHIA former Japanese friend of IS t^ P lay r and an Intimate mend of the late Jiro Satoh, declared iSi?iSp mterview day that the latt er's Satoh had no choice but death, as
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    S.R.C. SIX-A-SIDE.
    92 19 Tournament In Conjunction With Sports. The S.R.C. will hold a six-a-side knock-out soccer competition in conjunction with their annual athletic sports meeting fixed for June 30. Entries for the football competition are now open and will close on May 19. The first matches will be played on the
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    88 19 Wimbledon Title For Great Britain? Reuter. Bournemouth. May 5. Britain's chance of carrying off the Wimbledon tah- was improved when Perry retained the British Hard Court Championship, beating the Wimbledon champion. Crawford, in the final by B—€ 7—5 and 6—l. Perry played beautiful tennis, (specially when half-volleying. wru>
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    THE THOUSAND GUINEAS.
    85 19 Sir George Bullough's First Classic. Reuter Wireless. Newmarket, May 4. His Majesty to-day saw Sir George Bullough score his firs,, classic win when his filly Campanula gained victory in the 1,000 Guineas. Starting at two to five, the horse won by a length from Lord Durham's Light
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    S.G.C. LADIES.
    59 19 Result Of May Bogey Competition. The Singapore G.C. ladies* May bogey competition was played at Bukit Timah yesterday and resulted in a win for Mrs. Oke in "A" division (all square», in a win for Miss Lucas in "B"division (all square" and in a win for Mrs. Hember
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    N.S. TENNIS.
    63 19 (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, May 5. The team to represent Negri Sembilan at lawn tennis at Kuala Lumpur for the Storch Cup Competition between Selangor, Perak and Negri Sembilan are as follows: Doubles: D. G. Mack (capt.i and S. Namasivayam: Chong Ah Kai and Kotah: SinglesS. Nakata,
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    BOY'S U.B.P. BEAT MONK'S HILL.
    71 19 The Monk's JJall Terrace tcj. i lost to the Boys United on Friday by 2 games to 3. Scores (Boy 3 United names first». Henry George and Nalhan beat Harold and John 21-6, 21-8; Paddu and Cco.ge beat Gilbert and Sundram 21-8, 3-21, 21-6; George
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    100 20 The officials of the Clerical Union for the year 1934. plane of H.M.S. "Renown," having the catapult for a sub-marine-spotting exercise in the Channel. Amoj Boy Scouts, who are now visiting Singapore, giving a demonstration of Scoutcraft. Mr. Yang Kee Leong. the wellknown Malayan
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