Malaya Tribune, 8 May 1935

Microfilm: NL4044
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    Shipping News & Notices. ELDER DEMPSTER MOTORSHIP
    946 2 Shipping News Notices. ELDER DEMPSTER MOTORSHIP N«2w Vessel For Nigerian Service THE Colabar, belonging 'o the Elder Dempster Lines. Ltd has recently completed her «rials, and ha* been handed over by Messi*. Harlalid an WolfT to her owners. The trials were very satisfactory, aha he* new left Belfast on March
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    PASSENGER LINERS
    319 2 'Their Size And Speed In The Future thai the ?i*e and speed «J pax«» i)?fr linyr? will contfnUv tu it.an«J ih.it the r pjfce II lit- governed wafy by the m«ui j<y oi' tht' port# >'hey ••frv Vl;. William liuud, steamship pa*> MtunfliCt-r ul (he Curtndiu t fSc
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      396 2 STEAMER SAILINGS I BRITISH INDIA i\ O. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore. 1935. i I C,BlO May 9 •vAj-M'TAN'A 17,000 Ma* 10 if AMI A 11,000 Maf 24 ha\.;aloßE 6,000 June 6 CARTHAGE 15,000 June 7 KAJTALPIJfDI 17,000 June 21 Bfl V\ 6,100 July 4 A SAIM-JIJND
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      571 2 N.Y.K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated in Japan). To London via Naples. Marseilles. Next SailingsIMS. M.s. YASUKUNI MARU May 15 s.s. HAKONK MARU May 30 s.s. SUWA MARU June 18 Is. FUSHIMI MARU June 27 II HAKOZAKI MARU July 11 MINIMUM FARES TO Ist class. 2nd
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      528 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. TO GENOA, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From Spore. Malacca. Port Penang. M.S. S ham. *LALANDIA 14-5 14-5 15-5 17-5 JUTLANDIA 4-G 4-6 5-G 7-6 MEONIA 25-6 25-6 26-6 28-6 ALSIA 16-7 16-7 17-7 19-7 BORINGIA 6-8 6-8 7-8 9-8 ERRIA 27-8 27-8
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      498 2 STEAMER SAILINGS NORDDEUTSCHEH (Incorporated in The undemoted are the Company's in tended fixtures: OUTWARDS. 1935. ALSTER for Manila, H'kong, S'hai, N. China Japan Ma:- J DONAU, for Manila, Hongkong, S'hai, N. China Japan May 1 SCHARNHORST. for Marila, H'kong, S'hai, Y( kohama Kobe June FRANKEN, for Manila, Hongkong. S'hai, N.
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    122 3 ITTIJS INTEREST SHOWN t» Kingdom Stocks Increased ir t-inattcial Correspondent 11M'i <, «'«luiisiluy morning. .1 Trie*»:— t 18' ;1 els.. unchanged, I'll.»-: Quirt, steady. *> .mom $lM k down $14. »}j«\ s I'rites:— l :> j;<K. up 1 IGfl. |'.»m Steady, quiet. »i'k 11 ?Hi eta., unchanged,
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    Financial News & Views. LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    21 3 Financial News Views. LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS The following share quotations are issued by Fraser and Co., and Lyall and Evatt:—
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    MINING
    582 3 Singapore, Wednesday, 10 a.m. Issue Eraser" .yali Value. As Co EvnU 4- Ampat 4 3 4 9 4|4ft 4|9 1-1 A. Kumbang 32- o4 3i t 33 6 £1 A. Malay 59 61 59 61i--8 -A. Hitam 13 3 14|- 13,- 14--$1 A. Weng 1.871/2 1.92 ft 1.87 ft
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    149 3 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL ISSUED BY FRASER CO. EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS Buyer*. SftUera. ->% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Tl t.'Kl Mar. 31, Sept. 30 110 112 norn 11/ 2 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Interest Mar. 31 Sept. 30 114% Uf% norn 4%% 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Interest Mar.
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    RUBBER
    379 3 Singapore. W-dtiesday, 10 a.m. Issue. Value. Fr&mr Lyall and l Shares. and Co gvatt. 1 Allf-nby 140 1.45td 1.46 iSOt'd I A. Gajah 1.00 1.15 1.10 1.15 IA, Hitam 1.60 180 160 I.Bocd 1 a. AtOicK 1,00 1.10 1 00 1 10 2A. Malay 300 3.10 300 315 IA.
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    GENERAL
    371 3 3 P aLoanro quotation fs s S s 3 -35-3 o £> Issue Fraser Lyali Value. Co. Evatt. >2 A. Brick Ord. 1.30 1.36 1.30 1.35 i2 A. Brick 7Vi% Pre. 1.65 1.70 1.66 1.76 m Atlas Ice 12.00 12.50 11.50 12.50 £1 B. A. T. 119 124 Us|-
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    LOCAL SHARE MARKET
    797 3 Industrials Steady I j i i FRASER AND CO.'S REPORT MESSRS. Fraser and Co.'s report on the Singapore share market for week ended May 7 states: With the news both local and from borne almost entirely confined to the incidents of Jubilee week, it is a 1
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    85 3 NXlltV Plllll013? < DN««Xl 2 ll».x. I I. 8n,olt«a 3»«^ 3'nlr27>ore i> vuv«ra. 8« bar» V» l X.N.3.? m l-l- > lpon. I.12V I'll''. I' «10 l .X.t> in c25e? <l'ON i>t!.V, ***** 189 in Xo 1.X.N.8.3 t3s."t. l. <4w2r,!esl 8'p.rei ift l3 1« 1»15 It.
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    LYALL & EVATT'S DAILY REPORT
    94 3 LYALL EVATT'S DAILY REPORT 3ingap0re, Wed.-l.5uV 5 lvllXIXO Docal buving interest c.'r ou 'l n lXlail aclv "nl-calc co:>N«lt.nce i„ Ilome 22 22 9. laKul,i)«> b„V '96. 0 Ka gs btrHees 105 5.11 rs 25>Ic. lalam» 24. 17,n, vi' i>- l 76 K i< ll' 7)ilv<! IN 81igbt 27»t'Vitv. >
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    TIN OUTPUTS
    43 3 PNODDClIC»X —lbe lollov, >l v. > lbe ou puis lrom «ll? p X, tt ior <!" Vears 1933 2nd 193" pikuls lor? (a) lin-oro 531.671 31 6i7 n '.93:, 547 112 32 506 .n 15..: l an in'sc:>>l' ol ll i'. > »d' Coal :<«,,... «'.:<..
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    WORLD SUPPLY OF COTTON
    179 3 American Proposal To Britain Ruter. London. Muv 1 CONDITIONS »n ihe cotton spinning and manutacUuiny ir.du<lry throughout Ihe wo» id werv unfavourable during the tirit quarter o: 1W35 wltli 'he exceptions of Ituhgary mid Iwdv. according <o u rrv w Uy the International Ped*i*a* ilvxi oi
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    STOCK MARKETS
    47 3 London, May 7. STERLING on New York is 1.845, Paris <3-9 lb. A cheerful <one characterised the opening of the Stock Markets after <he holiday. Biitish Government stocks showed renewed firmness. War Loan %M per cent, is 106' Gold 1435. 7' {.d.— Britrsh Official Wireless.
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    MONEY MARKET
    124 3 Jubilee Issue Of Gold And Silver Pieces Reuter Wireless. London. May On >he money market the consent growth of Treasury BU holdings by market houses, together with Stock Exchange ar»d end ol the month requirements. caused a good demand lor credh during the week-end and consequently the surplus
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    EASTERN EXTENSION
    77 3 Transit Tinw Of Cables To Lfimltm Th'" 1 »»!.j 4)cm 11 |r:rr t C'onip»»o,v uiiivrtjruTH IMui 'If 'raii>< me c::• Jul' i;i<? »r»>ni Sirm* |ii oil M.iv V tvfif tl ~T low* TP'I mn. h.i'Mtf<l iii up ;"> r t!i )v~ mmuM' Tclc< t «wiA •i/iitd'.*»' "I"» 4
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    ITALIAN FILM QUOTA
    32 3 Reuter Wireless. Rome, May 4 For every three foreign films, on* Italian film mv.st be shown, it was derided at a Council of Ministers presided <;vrr by Mussolini.—Reuter Wireless.
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      235 3 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK. LIMITED. METES CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE, 'anital FuUy Paid T«n 100.000.00«. tf.-erve Fund Yen 125.800,000. MKAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. »«ANCHES at Alexandria, Batfevia, nrin, Dairen. Fengtien, Hamburg, Han««>«r. Harbin. Honolulu, Hongkong, Hsinn:»»f. Karachi, Kobe, London, Los Angeles, j*»an in, Moji, Nagasaki, Nagoya, New York, "siiKa, l'aris, Peiping, Rangoon,
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      72 3 Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij. N. V. (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY). Established in Amsterdam, 1824. HEAD OFFICE: AMSTERDAM. WITh BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HAGUE, BAT A VIA. Branches throughout the DuUfc Rss Indies and in the Straits Settlement, lociThe- National Provincial Bana, Limited. Correapcmtefcta in the principal Cues ot WfI, *SINGAPORE OFFICE: 2
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      27 3 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION. LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE: 16D, Cecil St.. Singapore. L G. JOHNSON. General Manager.
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      70 3 I f N HAN D WHEN YOU HAVE A SAVINGS ACCOUNT. No doubt you have some unrealised dream heretofore made impossible by inadequate funds. A Savings Account will soon enable you to make these desires a reality. Sufficient ready money for your next holiday—perhaps some article you want to buy—any
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      177 3 ftverss» cblusse vsnklns lt.l0. «llncorporateck in 8t«uts 3e'tlement»>). 31ICCP830ll8 l0 1"««: cNML85 CO!>,4,k:«x?l4l. I.lO.. lNL no Nl»<3 U^ltlK, il.lv 7»lL ovel^«4Clllxl58l: l.'lo. 540MN.NN0.00 paid I p blN.00y.0vv.0tt. NP..VD DpplCP CUlXV l»> l »4 >l«13lX3l. 8IX04P0NL. lt.00.4lb Nll4XCN: 45«. >0«,l, N,tlD0L N0XN. D04ND 0P Dlll4l3Cl0lt8? 3vre« Cberg. l3sn.. Cbairman. t.ec liong
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      543 4 M. HASSAN.j M m 87, BRAS BASAH ROAD, I SINGAPORE. I We undertake all sorts of work In electrical, gas and water ser- I vice line 3. I fre give prompt attention to all I orders either big or small. Why noi consult us about your I requirements Estimate submitted
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      707 4 1 ESTATE OF SAID AGIL BIN AYDROES BIN AGIL BIN SALIM, DECEASED. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF SINGAPORE TOWN PROPERTIES SITUATE AT Battery Road, Church Street, Circular Road, South Boat Quay, Telok Ayer Street, Cross Street. At Hie saleroom of Messrs. Cheong Koon Senir Co., Ltd.. No. 30 Chulia Street. ON
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      341 4 ORDINANCE NO. 44 (BANKRUPTCY). IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Summary Case. In Bankruptcy. No. 731 of 1930. Re ANJSMAL of No. 8 Lorong fl, Geylang Road, Singapore. Receiving Order made 12th March, 1931. Date of Order for Summary Administration 2nd May. 11)35. Date of
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      303 4 oFESHSZSHSfeS7iSHSHSHSaSHSaSZSHSZSZSHSSSZ!*: 3 TOCK TYPEWRITER CO. g X 28-A, CHANGE ALLEY, g ffi SINGAPORE. X Telephone No. 2633. gj 5j Stockists of Erika q| X Brand New Port- jff? pu X able Typewriters, >>|r©|lfefS! X 4 Banks with gj |)j Also Dealers in new secondhand [jj 5i Typewri'vrs. 3 g REPAIRERS
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      151 4 I BURMESE SPECIALIST, Professor KHOO 800 LONE, 331, Tanjong Pagar Road, opposite Empire Cinema, Singapore, nas had 40 years experience in Ran- t Jf\ goon. Undertakes to cure all chronic sick- JH ness c s 5 Paralysis. Diabetes *>\ ~"jlH i Cancer, Asthma, I Sore throat, ILhcu- v 'JflHSf matism.
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      429 4 (SPECIAL LOW CHARGES FOR ALL CLOCKS, WATCHES GRAMOPHONES brought in for Repair during the I JUBILEE SEASON YICK WOH MUG 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. I (Near Middle Koad). Contractors for the Repair of Clacks Watches to the British Army and H R.A.F. Base in Malaya. TRY SARSaPARILLA TONIC The blood
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    BRITISH TRADE FAIR
    127 5 Record Su:c:ss Assured INFLUENCE OF THE JUBILEE Singapore, Tuesday. THE British Trade Fair now being held at tiie Great World is proving to be a great success. 1 he exhibitors Lre reported to be gratified with the results up to date. The following statement wamade by Mr.
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    THE BOYS' CLUB
    198 5 Athletic Soorts And Refreshments (From Our Own Rep trtf.r) Kuala Lumpur. Monday. lITELL over 200 children, sons and daughters of the poor of every raw nne>. creed, were enter'lined by the Bor* Welfare Committee yesterday at the Bov.s' Club in Davidson Road. Prom 10 am. till about
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES OPEN
    480 5 No Special Jury Cases I SEVEN YEARS FOR ARMED ROBBERY Singapore, Tuesday. THE third Criminal Assizes for the year were commenced before Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell in the Singapore Supreme Court this morn:ng. The list is a fairly short one, there being ten cases in all. There
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    GANG ROBBERY
    441 5 Judge's Comment On The Sentence A young Can-oncse named Maw Lock Hin was next placed in the dock to answer a charge that he on or about Feb. 6, 1535 at Singapore with others, numbering five or more, not in custody, did commit gang robbery, and at the
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      76 5 b decay germs throat trouble halitosis Tumblers given FREE with every purchase oi Tooth Paste and Mouth Wash. Agents—SlME, DARBY CO., LTD. I PA/TO E/ THE HOU/E IS OF WE FURNL/H YOUR ■i HOME- ——4 ON ATTRACTIVE pAy M E NTS Perfect Sight Eye troubles? Why Suffer? Get a copy
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      135 5 mosquitoes that ruin POWDER! iMSg^fe t>*dbugi, ant*, cockroaches, I jHUjkJH Imkju BSSfI <k« etc. Mas th« U0- /7jbs§ TAKE BOVRIL and keep up to Pa II Stand, Co., jl on through life, Bovfl "kQL builds up the resisting \l\ aaaa^k. It has the un que pro- I H I perry
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    71 6 U.S. SHIPPING LINE SOLD Purchased By Banking Syndicate Reuter. New York, May 7. THE control of the American export steamship line, owning twenty-four vessels, was sold to a banking syndicate including Lehman Brothers and Mr. Thomas Chadbourne, the sale being due to
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    116 6 Tidore, Neth., 525 tons, from S. Pandjang 7.5: for P. Baroe 9.5. Bellercphon. Brit.. 5,708 tons, from Yokohama 7.5, for Liverpool 11.5. Hcng Kheng Brit., 3,975 tons, from Amoy 7.57; for Penang and Rangoon 9.5. Cremer. Neth., 2.784 ton;;, from Amoy 6.57; for B. Deli 8.5. Clytoneus, Brit.,
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    25 6 The s.s. Van Outhoorn for Muntok &c. Mails previously announced as closing at 3 p.m. to-day will now close at 4 p.m. to-day.
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    122 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, May 8. East Wharf (Entiance Gace 1> Rajula 22; Anshun 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Ga(e 3) Ranchi 18; Gorgon 16; Clytoneus 14; Nieuw Holland 11; Oder 8; Santhia 6 Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Manju Maru 30; Muncastcr Castle
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    95 6 Mails expected from Netherlands Indies, etc., by air (Netherlands), ttane of delivery of boxholders' levers only 6.30 p.m. to-day and general deliveries cf letters ana parcels 8.25 a.m. and 9 a.m. respectively to-morrow. Mails expected from Europe (London mails despatched on Apr 18». by the Rajputana. time of
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    14 6 i_eit Axru. By Spore London Air Mail (Imperial > April 23 May 7
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    MONEY MARKET
    190 6 SELLING Singapore, May 8. London 4 months' slgf.t 2|4 3J82 London 3 months' sight 2:4 ljl6 London 60 days' sight 2|4 1132 London 30 days' sight JH London demand 2B 31 32 London T.T. 2|3 31|32 Lyons and Paris demand 850 Hamburg demand 137 New York demand 56
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    97 6 British Official Wireless. London. May 7 Paris 73 29 64. New York 4.84. Montreal 4.85%. Brussels 28.61. Geneva 14.96 1 2». Amsterdam 7.15'4. Milan 58 23 32. Berlin 12.04. Stockholm 19.39 Copenhagen 22.39% Oslo 19.90V 2 Vienna 25%. Prague 116. Madrid 35 VbHelsingfors 226%. Lisbon 110. Rio 4*4
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    178 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY. MAY 8. High Tides:—l.26 a.m., 3.09 pm. Singapore Races, second day. British Trade Fair, Great World. Rotary Tiffin, Adelphi Hotel, l p.m prof W. E. Dyer, 8.A., on "The Jubili Football: Govt. League, Div. I, Monopolies v. Prisons,
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    AMUSEMENTS
    68 6 ALHAMBRA.—' Lost in the Legion." APOLLO.—Change of programme. CAPITOL.—"Radio Parade of i:; 35." EMPIRE.—DoubIe talkie. GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing Side-shows. Malay Operas. Chinese Wa yangs, Cinemas, Talkies, British Fair, e'c. HOLLYWOOD —No show. MARLBOROUGH.—"Hatimtai" Pan 3. NEW WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing Side-shows, Malay Operas, ~hinese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. PAVILION.—"Lady In Danger."
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      467 6 ["«■••■'•«uaiTiMiiiKiiniiiininiiii 1111 imiint.-viiiiiiiHiHiiiiiiDiiMiiiii'i i.itniiiiuirimiiinMuuinMiimiauiniiinßnuiiaiminiiiTwiiiia 1 SINGAPORE HOTiLS Sea View Hotel TO-NIGHT f MAY 11, 1935. SPECIAL DINNER BALL. SPECIAL DINNER DANCE. DINNER $5.00, SI.OO To The Unemployment I una. B—l2 Midnight. MIDNIGHT SUPPER, EXTENSION 2 A.M. MAY <) $2.00. 50 cts. To The m/U J AJoD Unemployment Fund. I DINER
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      172 6 TOM TYLER j (The Popular Western Star) IN j THE MYSTERY RANCH I THRILLS! A(:TI0NS! ONSLOW STEVENS LILA LEE JJ CAN'TESCAPE j Great World Show Globe Theatre 7.15. TO-NIGHT AND NIGHTLY! 915 Hollywood Party One of M.-G.-M.'s most popular productions. 1.000 of Hollywood's most stunning girls were "Hand Picked" for
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      138 6 THERAPION Nd.2 THERAPiON No 3 So. 1 Dvw Ho. ft Cartl Bleo*] PoUorv Mo. a Core* Cfcpontc Wc>k>ui«« XngtishftT.e 3a. Chemists, or either No. return, Maik 91». i-C OLERC* 8 PMX* forth* Uvw I New World Talkies I (CONTROLLED BY SHAW BROS.) Grand" Theatrer~ I 7.00 TO-NIGHT 9.30 p.m. j
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      193 6 [POSTAL INTjLLIOtHg] SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Trer.gganu (Kretay only) (Prachaupok) 2 p.m Trengganu (except Kretay) (Bnanuraiigsii 2 p.m. Netherlands Indies, Bagan and Pandjang (Hong Thong) 3 p.m. Diambi and Kocala Tongknl (Tohiti) 3 p.m. Pontianak (Khoen Hoea- 3 p.m. Indo-China (Cap Tcurane) 3 p.m. Belawan and Medan (Cremer) 4 p.m.
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    ARMED ROBBERIES
    136 7 Shocking Experience Of Chinese Woman i (Frum Our Oion Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. A DARING armed robbery is reported to have occurred in one of the houses in the Government' Quarters in Pudu Road late en Sunday night, when h- wife of a Chinese clerk was confronted by
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    GANG SUSPECTED
    128 7 Liquor Prosecution In Ipoh Court (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Monday. "It is suspected that a big gang it> working. This is the second time a similar case has been brought to light within a fortnight,'' remarked Mr. Kandiah, Special Grade Customs Officer, in asking thai, sentence be
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    MRS. HO SIEW YOON
    113 7 Death Of Towkay Lam Loo King's Daughter (From Our Own Reporter) Inch, Saturday. The death took, place on the evening ri Apr. 29 at her residence at 61, Belfielc' Street. Ipoh, of Mrs Ho Slew Yoon, only daughter of Towkay Lam Loo King of Ipoh. I
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      295 7 VLL THE YEAR ROUND 60ITl£ UfTl£ j LAXATIVE LIVER. REGULATORS KEEP YOU WELL LEARN POULTRY By Correspondence. FEE $15 ONLY. p|,lv for Prospectus with 10 cts. stamps. BENGAL POULTRY COLLEGE, No. S, Raffles Chambers, SINGAPORE. i DfNTTSTS tell us that the month cavity is the greatest po- initial wamce of
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      313 7 The Original tjS? PRIMUS pi? fii I Whether lor HEATING and LIGHTING or occa- fVT* ift^ sional COOKING when it seems unnecessary to light a wood fire the Original Primus Apparatus has no equal for efficiency and economy. The superior workmanship and materials used in their construction assures a maximum
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      340 7 BERLIN, SHORT-WAVE STATION Wireless Programme For To-Day THE wireless programme for to-day as I 1 announced by the German Shortwave Station, Berlin, Broadcasting House, is as follows: 4.05 p.m. DJB. DJN Announcement (Germ., Engl.j. German Folk Song. Programme Forecast (Germ., Engl.). Letter Box. 4.20 p.m. Homeland Songs and Dances. 4.50
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      505 7 Wireless TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME A Running Commentary; On The Chester Cup TO-DAY'S Empire wireless programme is as follows:— 12.35 p.m. Big Ben. A Thanksgivjng Service for the protection 1 afforded to the King's Majesty during the Twenty-five Years of his Auspicious Reign. I Greenwich Time Signal at 1.35 p.m. I
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      806 8 SAUCY! HILARIOUS! A STEADY STREAM OF CONSTANT LAUGHS! 3 }>[{; XR A\ EUS' PIQUANT COM EI)Y WITH A Wm !PAVI L 1 0 N 6.15 a- 9.15 GRANDJTAR CAST ■H ■m rpA m/i A I I C vvith YVONNE ARIVAUD ANNE GREY 5 \JITI TT /\I y 8 7 fAe
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    DUTCH STEAMER AGROUND
    180 9 On 8ll02l Ol «ock Qilnv.ooli' V.>t1nes62V Villi Dulcb c..eamer I)'.' Wec.'i wen' aeiound on >!.. 3pic. 7. sboal l rock »lnd eor.ll l.vb',8 off lNe Vacbr Club, «bis mornlne lbe vc"8«-:l enlerell Ne ou end ol «be Inner 7 .in «bis morn1„2. aosl s'licllilc rowtled i" o.',,?7rlpl70
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      411 9 NEW WORI^D GRAND ILLUMINATED JUBILEE ATTRACTIONS WILL BE DISPLAYED AT THE PARK:-(1) A CENTIPEDE OTENGGAY RIDDEN ™EpS™ NG STRESSES. ,2, WO DRAGON BOATS MANNED BY THE PICK OF MUSICIANS. (3) A TASTEFULLY DECORATED LORRY WITH PICTURES OF THEIR MAJESTIES THE KING AND WEEN (4) BATTLESHIP < OF 40 TALENTED (6
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATHS.
    135 10 SAW—Saw Whee Eang. at 41, Tras Street, on May 7. 1935. aged 54. leaving to mourn his loss, h s widow, four sons (Chee Teong. Chee Liat, Ch;e Toe and Chee Hye), two daughters, cne son-in-law lYeoh Cheats How), and one grand-daughter. Funeral on Sa'.'arday. 11th instant,
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    THE KING'S SPEECH
    763 10 JJEADERS who actually heard the King's speech over the radio may have been struck by two qualities in its tone—its humility and its restraint. By humility we mean the sense of duty to be done. Here is the man to whom more allegiance is owed than to
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    NURSE MISSING
    57 10 Discovery On P. O. Liner Aden, April 25. Miss Janet Braid, a nurse at Lady Minto's Hospital. Simla, was found missing at 4 p.m. from the P. and O. Rawalpindi, when the vessel was 15 miles east of Aden yesterday. The ship retraced her course for an hour
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    166 10 Sunday, April 2b. His Excellency left Singapore for Kuala LumDur by the night mail train. Tuesday, April 30. In the mornmg His Excellency presided at a meeting of the Federal Council held at the Council Chamber, Government Officer. Kuala Lumpur. Wednesday, May 1. His Excellency arrived at Singaoore
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    Notes and Comments Carnival Spirit
    124 10 CPECIAL thanks are due tc those who crganisad yesterday's processions in Singapore.. Chinese, Malays and other Asiatic races can give many other nations a le.sson in the art of celebration, and the pageants they arranged produced their best efforts in celebrat en of a great
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    Restriction Of Copper
    203 10 ||OW the gospel of restriction is viewtd in industries o'her than those with which Malaya is most familiar was indicated by Sir Auckland Geddes when he speke at the annual meet.ng of the Rio Tin to Co., Ltd., on April 24. He explained the. new copper agreement,
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    Three Schools Of Thought
    180 10 "j AM well aware* said Sit A Qeddes, "that there ars th: of thcught with regard to th agreement. First, there are the say i. will have no effect; second, who say that ™.ill produce a disastro deficiency in the supply of copper orccuiage the lasting
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    The Warta Ahad
    95 10 QUR enterprisng Malay contemporary, the Waita Malaya, has begun the publicaticn of a weekly magazine, in:?. Warta Ahad. which, judg ng by the first number, promise very well ndeed. Malays make good journalists, and the. Jubilee number of the Warta Ahad is an interesting issue, w th
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    Topics Of The Day
    359 10 lx>nner.t7,7, friends, you have probably all got s iff necfLs this morning through locking at the illuminat.ons. 4 And it was well worth it. I have been here a good many years, and never have I seen a more inspiring sight than the city presented. As
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    Grave Situation On Abyssinian Frontier
    86 11 ITALY TO TAKE ACTION? SSOLINl ORDERS MOBILISATION soldier Murdered Ai'v Serious Outbreak Feared Reuter. Koine, May 8. w of the gravity with v. ;i.rh ihc Government <he situation Signor iii lias ordered mobi- of the entire 1913 of recruits for service \byssinia. \o divisions of
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    OUTRAGE
    75 11 Reuter. Rome, May 7. :.I>IEU, stated to be an Italian inject, was killed and robbed i; arms ;it Cojrula, Eritrea, by a '•au«!er, when he went to draw r from the river on May 4. liis body was found in Italian i tory. with the tracks of the dert
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    SLAVERY
    93 11 Reuter. Rome, May 3. i i ..led o ?ce thai attacks I ilual and Afdub are not rep la red Signor Lessona. Under8i .<•. 1 r the Colonies, in the Chamber. j t. cl inspect for the Treaty of s< a- h"r Colonies in Africa might th ir future
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    GERMANY'S AIR FORCE
    78 11 l ull Statement To He Made In Parliament British Official Wireless. London, May 8. T! o Prime Minister, replying to a Y question, said that the i rnmei'it. were very anxious iO put Hon and country in possession of ie available information in regard Gernany' air development.
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    MR. AW BOON HAW
    21 11 Shanghai, May 8. \w 8..0n Haw is sailing for New London by the Acquitama toChew Jit Poh.
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    BRITAIN WILL HELP FRANCE
    130 11 If Germany Alters The Demilitarised Zone London, May 7. IN the House of Commons today, asked whether in the event of any alteration by Germany in the demilitarised zone under the Treaty of Versailles, it was to be understood that Britain would immediately pro to the
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    SILVER JUBILEE FUND
    96 11 Third List Of Subscriptions In Singapore THE chairman of the Silver Jubilee Fund, Singapore, forwards the third list of subscriptions as follows: Amount previously acknowledged $6,972. GO Mr. L. Langdon Williams 50.00 Cooper McDougall and Robertson Ltd. 122'SS Mr. T. F. Andersen Pole 200.00 Statistics Department 120.00
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    ROME PARLEY
    197 11 Hungary Lays Down Conditions Venice. May 4. 1'IIE Austrian and Hungarian Foreign Ministers and Signor Suvich. the Italian Under-Secretary, have arrived for the purpose of clearing the ground before the Danubian conference in Rome. The conference will start at 4 p.m. Hungary is only willing to go to
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    EMPIRE PREMIERS
    133 11 Informal Talk On World Situation British Official Wireless. London, May 7. FURTHER informal discussion on the international situation between the British Commonwealth Prime Ministers and the United Kingdom Ministers took place at No. 10. Downing Street, to-day. In addition to those who took part in the discussion on
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    PHILIPPINES REVOLT
    46 11 Two Members Of Legislature Arrested Reuter Wireless. Manila, May 5. As an aftermath to the Philippines revolt, two Sakdalists, members of the Legislature, have been arrested and charged with inciting rebellion. Altogether 250 persons have been arrested and will be charged with sedition.—Reuter Wireless.
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    PEACE AT LAST?
    41 11 Bolivia And Paraguay* To Negotiate Reuter. La Paz, May 7. It is officially announced that the Foreign Ministers of Bolivia and Paraguay w 11 meet at Buenos Aires within a fortnight to discuss psace in Grar Chaco. —Reuter.
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    NEW SPANISH CABINET
    35 11 Reuter Wireless. Madrid. May 6. Senor Leroux has formed another coalition Government with the Catholics, \vhos3 leader, Gil Robles, has ac cepted the portfolio of the M nister of War. —Reuter Wireless.
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    LONDON'S JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS
    1692 11 Cheering Crowds BRILLIANT CARNIVAL CONTINUES Reuter Wireless. London, May T. lUBILEE Celebrations were continued in the West End of London until an eariy hour this morning and scores of thousands of people strolled about the iiood-lit Saint James Park and the Mall and paraded the neighbouring streets.
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    BANDIT'S FAMILY WIPED OUT
    51 11 Machine-Gunned While In W^ter Shanghai, May 8. bandit chief Kuo Lo Shuk, his wife, concubines, and more than DO followers were killed by a hail of machine-gun bullets at Putien on the night of Apr. 25, while trying to cross a river by swimming.—Sin Chew Jit
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    KING OF SIAM
    59 11 Record Of Abdication Published (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, May 7. IN fulfilment of a decision reached by the Assembly, the Government has published ail edition of 10,000 copies of a complete record of the story of the King's abdication containing the negotiations lasting from October to
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    DEATH OF DUKE OF RICHMOND
    155 11 Owner Of 286,500 Acres Of Property London. May 7. THE Duke of Richmond and Gordon died at Goodwood this morning at the age of 64. The Duk° who was crippled as a result of war Wounds had beer, seriously ill for several weeks. He was
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    42 11 Mr. Hans Hellritz, the German explorer, who recently made a journey through Southern Arabia, is on a visit to Malaya and will go on to China. Mr. Helfritz has written several books and secured a unique collection of photographs of desert tribes.
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    Grand Jubilee Processions In Singapore
    1166 12 CHINESE CREATE A RECORD Fascinating Display TWO-MILE STREAM OF LIGHT COLOUR Singapore, Wednesday. 'JMIK longest and grandest Chinese lantern procession ever seen in Singapore took place last night in honour of the Silver Jubilee of H.M. t he K ng. A crowd estimated to exceed
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    BING BOY MINSTRELS
    94 12 dup preLentetl Lv i»r. Julilln ll?r»nkel participating in tbc Kings Silver jubilee Celebrations on lldonda.v nlssb were «be "puraslan Ninlz Nov Nendering musical selections, «bcv parnded round 'be town in 2 t«>:. !u.)v ciecoraleci and Uluminated lorrv lbt<? on,» ol sb> »i, 7 lnls in vbe Decorated
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    KEYSTONE OF UNITY
    177 12 Broadcast By Resident Of Selangor (From Our Own Reporterj Kuala Lumpur, May 7. THE British Resident, Selangor (Mr. W. D. Barron) delivered a stirring address on "His Majesty the King and Empire" from the Kuala Lumpur broadcasting station ZGE, last night. He emphasised the importance and significance
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    GERMANS AND JUBILEE
    45 12 Reuter Wireless. London, May 4. The German Lutheran church at Cleveland. Street. London. s holding ■> SDecial Jubile.e service on Sunday and the Ambassador and the whole Embassy staff are attending and all the German congregations i n London wll be renre--ented.—Reuter W-rele.ss
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    MUAR IN GAY MOOD
    386 12 Programme Of Sports For Children (from Our Own Correspondent) Muar. May 7. MUAR was in gay mood yesterday in celebration of the Silver Jubilee o: His Majesty the King-EmDeror. The main streets and business houses and clubs, and the ships in the port, had been decorated
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    RESIDENTS RETURNING
    21 12 Reuter. Shanghai, May 7. Residents of Yunnan city who had evacuated ar. returning following the retreat of the Communists.—Reuter.
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    JUBILEE MEDALS
    168 12 To Be Worn On Official Occasions Reuter Wireless. London. May 5. The whole world seems to be joining the British Empire in eulogising the King, congratulating him and the Empire on the Jubilee. Almost all the leading Sunday papers in foreign countries published editorials end special articles describing
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    MUSLIM PAGEANT IN SINGAPORE
    488 12 A Varied Display NAVAL volunteer TAKE PART Singapore, Wednesday. I\ARK cioud.s overhead greeted immense crowd that turned to watch the Muslim Pageai Games on the Esplanade yest< afternoon. The rain, that had I threatening all afternoon, came d shortly after five o'clock whil procession was being
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    GREEK REVOLT
    52 12 Leaders Sentenced To Death In Their Absence Reuter Wireless. Athens, May f>. M. Venizc-los, General Plastiras aiid two other leaders in the recent revolt have been seii'enced to death in absi-nlia. Others received long terms of imprison ment. The ex-Premiers, Papanastaslon, and Cafandaris and three other accused were
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    RECEPTION TO THE SINGHALESE
    194 13 ['roving Their Loyalty To Th? King T.ii; rounds adjoining the Malay Vol- r Dr 11 Hall in Waterloo Street the scene of a very pleasant func,ierday. when the Sinhalese Aslon of Singapore held a rceptlon til members of the Sinhalese com- ty. in hcncur of the
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    POPE'S CONGRATULATIONS
    148 13 London, May 6. Pep- in a congratulatory telegram d heartfelt sanitations or. *h?se 01 enlighten* d and b ".1 ftcent tnd a prayer that God may bless d Her Majesty the Queen with Of Hays and happiness and with olidation and success in your laf»y the peace and
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    TREASURY RETURNS
    49 13 London. May 7. Treasury returns for the. week ending May 4 show that the total of ordinary revenue amounted to £58.613,706 compared with £59.932.597 for the corresponding week of last year, while the total ord nary expenditure, amounted to £82.773.295. as compared with £80.200.713. —British Official Wireless.
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    FOX FILMS
    165 13 Representative On Visit To Singapore MISS Anne Briggs, of the Fox Film Corporation, who is on a tour visiting the Fox offices throughout the world, is spending a few davs in Sngapcre. The object of Miss Briggs' tour is to study the cinematic s tuaticn in all countries
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    POLICE BAND
    62 13 The Police Band, under Mr. F. E Minns, will play ihe following programme at Telok Ayer to-day, starting ar 9 p.m.: Selection, "'A Country Girl." Monckton; "Irish Tune from County Deri v." Grainger; "The Parade of the Tin Soldiers." Jessell; Selection. "The Shamrock." Myddle'on; March Medley, "Passing of
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    BARON NAPIER
    119 13 Of 110 Ol VlFllilli Dondoli. V. 'pill? d' lil. ululullnced ol Naron X lpicr ol lvla^clala—Noutcr Daron Xariier ol 7vla?cblln 2,ld CnrvlllZ«l.n w2s born on Dec 30. 1849: and was tile tli.ill ..on ol Picio-Narsbld Durd ol Ix4:ll»dala 4ltcr sinlsbinz; bis education at Cambrlcl':!' wll«:re be «ook ills
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    BRITISH SOLDIERS KILLED
    72 13 Car Plunges Over A Precipice Reuter Wireless. London, May 3. British soldiers belonging to the Fifth (medium* Brigade Royal Artillery, and an Indian bearer were killed when a lorrv in which Vhey were riding from Ambala to Subathu fell over a precipice. Six out of ;he eight
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    ANCIENT CHINESE WRITINGS
    47 13 Complete Copy Presented To The League Reuter. Geneva, May 7. THE Chinese Government has presented the League w'th a complete copy of an '"Imperial Collection in Four D'vi■r'ons" of a reproduction of al' the most mportant Chinese writings between the years 1773 to 1782.—Reuter.
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    LABOUR CONFERENCE
    96 13 Questions Which Affect China Shanghai, May 7. THE Chinese delegate to the International Labour Conference at Geneva, Mr. Wang Chin Hsia, is preparing to sail for the conference on May 10. Interviewed, he said that the questions affecting China were measures ago»ntt the dumping of foreign goods, pro
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    FRANCO-SOVIET PACT
    182 13 Russian Troops Might Cross Rumania Reuter Wireless. Berlin, May 4. The Franco-Soviet pact is unanimously condemned by the German press as a military alliance contracted against Germany. Allegations are made of "subsidiary agreements" concluded secretly' and in this category is the report that M. Titulescu has agreed to
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    HONGKONG CELEBRATIONS
    93 13 200,000 Visitors Flock To The City Hongkong, May 7. Great enthusiasm was shown in the first day's celebrations of H.s Majesty's Silver Jubilee by Chinese and foreign residents here. A precession organised by the Chinese, consisting of dragons, lions, plays and old scenery, stretching a mile in length,
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    LONDON'S AIR DEFENCES
    51 13 Lady Houston Renews Her £200,000 Offer Reuter Wireless. London, May k. To commemorate the Jubilee and "in view of the dire necessity at the present 1 moment" Lady Hcusron has renewed i.er offer which \va.> previously nude to give £200.000 for the air del'*?nce of London.— Reuter
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    ROYAL COLLEGE OF ART
    34 13 Mr. Percy Hague Jowett The New Principal Reuter Wireless. London, May J. Mr. Percy Hague Jowett succeeds Sr William RoUiens'ein as Principal of the Royal College of Art —Reuter Wireless.
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    NAVAL NEWS
    44 13 Major M. H. W. Webb-Bowen, who used to be Naval Intelligence Officer at Colombo, has been appointed to the Naval Intelligence Division, Admiralty. Lieut.-Commander C. L. Hill, one of the competitors in the Londcn-Mel-boume air race, has been appointed to H.M.S. Arethusa.
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    41 13 Among the striking Jubilee decorative schemes not yet mentioned is th;it of the Goodwcod Park Ho el—an artistic effort, with flood lighting outside at night. The Sin Chew Jit Poh newspaper offices in Robinson Road present a brilliant spectacle at night.
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    Selections For To-Day's Races At Bukit Timah Second Day Of S. T. C. Summer Meeting
    494 14 Good Fields In All Events: Close Finishes Likely Singapore, Wednesday. again the scratchings have not been heavy and barring the opening race, the remaining events on the card for the Second Day of the Singapore
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    ONE-SIDED SOCCER AT SEREMBAN
    790 14 More Chances Missed HENRY SCORES FOUR ISMAIL THREE (From Our Own Correspondent j Seremban, Monday. r rHK State Soccer friendly at Seremban on Saturday resulted in a most convincing victory for Selangor by eight goals to nil. While the result was not unexpected the margin of
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    ALL-IN WRESTLING
    260 14 A Quosr Mix-Up In Australia i 1 I Sydney, Apr. 30 MATTERS got a bit mixed in the lions' cage at Wirths' Circus when the Australian champion wrestler B'.lly Ifoeskc met the "Masked Wonder" for £15. Three lionesses stood on their tub: ami watched the human jungle play
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    THE SCHATCHINGS.
    38 14 Race I.—Lady Rossdale and Myanee. Race 2.—Moonlight. Race 3.—Nil. Race 4.—Nil. Race s.—Blue Belle. Race 6.—Nil. Race 7.—Payang, Alor Star and Aurora. Race B.—Bon Rapide. Double Tote: Races 6 and 8. Big Sweep: Race No. 8.
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    OUR SELECTIONS
    74 14 RACE ONE Win: Tiny Belle. Places: La Gai and Martin Duggan. RACE TWO Win: Squeeze. Places: Take-My-Tip and Kirtle. RACE THREE Win: Rawang. Places: Henriette and Litflehurst. RACE FOUR Win: Patroleah. Places: Gent and Britannia. RACE FIVE Win: Bigamy. Places: Dignity Maid and Queen Beon. RACE SIX Win:
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    CHARITY SOCCER
    63 14 S.A.F.A. Team For To-Morrow THE following will play for the S.A.F.A. in to-morrow's charity match at the Anson Read Stadium against the Combined Services: Said; Abdul Rahman and Cheah Boon Lay; F. E. Hutchinson, Noel Hay and Chwec Chua; Mahmood, Mat Noor, Cheah Keng Hock, A. G. Vaiberg
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    93 14 Th; following will represent the Social Athletic Party in a friendly game of soccer against the Raffles Institution X T en lueses. May 14, at the %»J col ground Lnm Tong. Chong Bian, Ah Lai; S Kirn Swee. Cheng Kwang, T. Kirn. Swee; Khtan DJit. Ah Leh, Cheng
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    ALBERTIANS SUCCESS
    74 14 The Albertians defeated the Cho-Cho- Sam XI on Saturday last at the Clerical Union ground by the only goal scored by Yong Chong. On Sunday last the Albertians 2nd XI defeated the Govt: House Football Club at the Municipal ground by 5 goals to 3. Scorers:—Chak Ngian, Ban
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    MALAYAN BILLIARDS
    70 14 Second Sfetm-Final To De Played To-Night •♦■HE second semi flnal in eornectirn w';?. the Malayan Btliards Champim shin will be played to-n ght at 8 o'clock at the.Metropole Hotel in Bras Basah Road. The contestants are Goh Guan Chuah, of the C'erical Un on, and Tan X m
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    ONG EE KONG'S BRILLIANCE
    518 14 Selangor Tennis WINS TITLE DESIMTF SPRAINED ANK Li (From Our Own Reporter j Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. ANG Ee Kong, for many years Selangor tennis champion, snowed what a really fine player he < HI is when he played in the Slate Champicnships yesterday ami n spite
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    Blend Of Youth And Experience
    740 15 The South African Team In Britain IN 1929 the South African cricket I -.lectors staked their chanters of In England heavily on youth, their 1935 sid who have Just an red in Eng'aiid, they are planing faith wholeh artedly upon sp'fl era and upon young
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    WINI)80tt I.XD8 8Ntli
    128 15 «wlllilortl Vl,!: l'umou« 8t»llwn Dondnn. 25. VHP lle2ib occurrcll ot t,!e l:.m<n, lion. Dlancllord lrorn pl>ou:nc.Nla 1 ln, 2 >.c'.cre lo8s to «be owner. .41, 02w6Ul> since Nlc,ncllorei>. slucl lee wa>! oU0 guinea:; lo ,l»e c-nd ol last reason won 201 races to the value of £202.000.
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    Jubilee Cup Day
    81 15 Special Arrangements For Saturday 'J'HE race for the Jubilee Cup in connection with the Singapore Turf Club's Summer (Governor's Cup) Meeting will be run on Saturday. Special arrangements are being made to mark the occasion and the approach road to the course, the grounds and the stands
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    AUSTRALIAN TOUR
    157 15 Hoard Wants Its Own Manager j j IT is stated in official cricketing circles, 1 says the "Melbourne Leader" of March 30th. that the Australian Board of Control has given qualified assent to the tour of India by a team of Australian cricketers. Although no official announcement has
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    CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB
    75 15 Jubilee Night To Be Held On Sunday A Jubilee Nigh: will be held on Sunday. May 12. when the following aquatic j events will place, commencing from 6.45 p.m. 1 <a> Ladies' Open Invitation 100 metres free style. »b> Men's Open Invi atien 100 metres free style.
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    166 15 Leicester Lose To South Africans I I j i I i London, May 7. CURREY won on the first innings against Somerset at the Oval. Somerset: 341 (Wellard* 99) and 253 for 6, declared. Surrey: 349 <Sandham 110» and 3G for 5. SOUTH AFRICANS WIN The South African
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    SINGAPORE TURF CLUB
    169 15 Purchase Of Twenty-Five Yiearlings THE Singapore Turf Club notify that 1 the committee have purchased at the recent April Sales in Sydney twenty-five thoroughbred Yearlings. These Yearlings will be kept in Melbourne until February. 1936 and will arrive In Singapore early in March of that year. During
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    PERRY'S VICTORY OVER AUSTIN
    195 15 Bournemouth Tennis Finals Reuter. Bournemouth, May 4. IN the finals of the Bournemouth tournament. Perry beat Austin v- c, 3—6. 6—2 and 6—o and in the Women's doubles, Mrs. Piaman and Miss Yorke had a walkover over Miss Dearman and Miss Lyle who scratched. The mixed
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    LION CITY CLUB
    124 15 Nineteenth Annual General Meeting At the 19th annual general meeting of the Lion City Club held recently, the following were elected office-bearers for I the current year:— President Mr. Chua Yew Lai. vicepresidents, Mr. Chia Ah Kan and Mr. Chan Kok Seng; hon. secretary, Mr. I Chua
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    SAN CHEE SCHOOL SPORTS
    25 15 The San Chee School Sports will beheld at their school ground in Balesticr Road on Hay 9, commencing at I a.m.
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    Singapore Jubilee Programme
    331 16 Day By Day List Of The Events WEDNESDAY, MAY 8 2 p.m. Second Day of the Singapore Race meeting. 3 p m.—6 p.m. Children's Jubike Fair at New World. 5 p.m. Association Football match S.CC. v. Johore Military Forces, S.CC. By permission of H. H. the Sultan,
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    £100,000 SCHEME
    210 16 King To Inaugurate Palestine Re-Afforestation Reuter Wireless. London, May i. His Majesty has consented to plant a forest in the hills of Nazartth. Palestine to be known as King George V Jubi'ee forest," as a token of British devotion and loyalty and in commemoration of his Silver Jubilee.
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    MALACCA ROTARIANS
    144 16 Oflice-Bearers For The Ensuing Year (Frovi Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, May 4. Malacca Roitirians celebrated their annual election night by holding a dinner at the Rest House on April 30 The following officers were elected for the nex 1 Rotary year <Juy 1. 1935- June. 30, 1C3G>: President:
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    LADIES' UNION
    166 16 iXen N3a6qu2rtcr8 ln 8in3apore 3lngapore. Xlondav K D.4N0P. number ot members «utbered lor lbe 2nnual meetillg ol lbe Colon a> ,!ie ncw premi«e<! in Xloulmein i7oad wl.s tbe lir.4 mcc«i,.« »> «b, union', own bu.ldlnl;. wbicl: eolNarounds. Ulld tNe Ivlrs D C pointed out «bu! i' ,.<nc.w possible
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    287 16 Regatta Proves A (.real Success .From Ovr Own Correspondent) Johore- Buhru, May 0. Ihi Regatta held In honour of H.M. the Kings Silver Jubilee in me Straits 01 Johore tnLs morning proved to be a g:€at success, although mere wa.s big uuftmpour ol rain shoiay beiore the boat-*
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    190 16 President Roosevelt's Wanting To Military Committee Reuter Wireless. Washington, May 1. "Full blame" fcr publicat on of the testimony before the, military commute? which prompted Presdent Rooseveit's action has been taken by Mr. McSwaine. the committee's chairman, who promises to reply to Presdent Rcosevelt's communication, and adds
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    96 16 First Sitting Of Royal Commission Reuter Wireless. London, May 1. Only a score of spectators were present at the first sitting of the Royal Commission on the question of private manufacture of arms held at the Middlesex Guildhall under the chairmanl hp of Sir John Eldcn Bankes who
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    FRENCH MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
    220 16 I "Votes For Women" Ths Main Issue Reuter Wireless. Paris, May 4. VOTES for women" .s the outstanding issue in the municipa l elections, which wll draw all Franc; to the polls tomorrow. Some women candidates are stand ng although unquaniiid to Wt it elected women having
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    IN DESPAIR WITH RHEUMATISM
    178 16 "l?elt ?t»cre Wn» X.»ti,i„. 7« I3v> Ins Whether you have rheumatism as as this woman had it, cr whether merely g? < an occasional twinge "o'i certainly be interested lv> know how s U severe case was completely cured:"1 feel T should 1 lo to t..]]
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    COLOUR AND THE CINEMA
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    110 17 Likely To Be Vetoed By President Reuter. Washington, May 7. DISREGARDING warnings of a Presidential veto, the Senate to-day aligned itself with the House of Representatives by voting for an immediae cash payment bonus for war veterans by rubslituting the Vinson Bill (whereby'the Treasury
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    SOVIET WAR ON ARISTOCRATS
    313 17 Exiled To Distant Parts Of Russia Moscow. NOBODY from the former aristrocracy must be left in Leningrad!" Under this slogan a war Cn ex-nobles is being carried on in Leningrad following tps recent exile of over, 1,000 members ol the former ruling classes. Rumours, as yet
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    21 17 Reuter. London, May 7. Tho death is announced of M: Lauiince Peel. ex-Ccmmissiomr of the Chinese Customs. —Reuter.
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    SEQUEL TO MOTOR CAR CRASH
    171 18 R.A. Gunners Charged With Robbery Singapore, Tuesday. TWO Gunners from the R.A., Changi, who it wdl be remembered were involved in a fatal car accident in Changi in the early hours of Sunday morning, were produced before Mr. Ncrman Grice, the Second Magistrate, to-day and
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    190 18 Mov-zmcjnt To Be Launched i i 1 i I j Shanghai. Apr. 16. MORE than 1,000 Principals of schools, leading educators, Kuomintang members and officials of the Municipal Government of Greater Shanghai, assembled In the auditorium yesterday morning under the leadership of General Wu Te-chen and decided to
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    303 18 Kiangsi Becoming: A Model Province Shanghai, May 7. at the memorial service in v Changsha yesterday, General Ho Chien, the chairman of the Hunan Provincial Government, said that the Red menace in Hunan had been reduced to a minimum. The Reds were retreating to Shuengchi. After
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    36 18 Paris, May 4 The condition of Chaliapin the famous singer, is improv.ng Reuter less. Paris. Ma* To-night's bulk-tin says that M hap n continues to improve, and danger now seems over. Reui.i v Ic.SS.
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    PETITION TO THE KING
    531 19 Social Credit SPONSORED BY LORD TAVISTOCK j ORD Tavistock, the son and heir of the Duke of Bedford, is sponsoring a petition to the King on behalf of the Social Credit Centres throughout the Empire. The petition reads:— The humble petition of Your Majesty's loyal subjects,
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    83 19 Aged tVoman Burnt To Death Reuter Wireless. London. May 4. THE first tragedy connected with the 1 Jubilee occurred at Islington, where a cinder falling on decorations caused a tenement to flame like a tinder-box and the 80-year-old Elizabeth Haarons was burned to death and found amid the
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    BRIG. F. D. HAMMOND
    97 19 Talk With Chinese Minister Of Railways Shanghai, May 6. Brigadier F. D. Hammond, the British railway expert, arrived in Shanghai yesterday. Mr. Tsang Chung Ming, the Minister of Railways, called on him and their conversation lasted for an hour. Brigadier Hammond has been aopointed to examine
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    GRAND JUBILEE BALL
    177 19 i To Be Held By S.L'.R.C. On Saturday j THE Straits Chinese Recreation Club is I celebrating the King's Jubilee with a Ball at the Club House on Saturday May 11. Dinner v/ill be seived on the lawn at 8 p.m. sharp and after dinner there will
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    A CORRECTION
    50 19 One of the recipients of decorations at the hands oi His Excellency the Governor at the JubUee Parade on Menday was Captain Abubakar bin Hadji Arshad. cf the Malay Company, Singapore Volui.te.er Corps, and not Captain Abubakar of the Johore Military Forces, as was Inadvertently reported on Monday.
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    OPIUM EVIL
    36 19 glial, May 6. Marshal Ch'apc Kal She* has given order, for th< organisation of athletic boo.- n g the oeople In Kweichcv/in ordei to rid thorn of the opium habit pin Chev/ Jit Poh.
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    OIL MONOPOLY
    42 19 Shanghai, May 6. I; iskarnl from rffp] ia ie circits that the Manchukuo oil mpndjpply is aimed to accelerate military and thai oil ii ie tie < inrcd ia Dairen which will give military .supplies for three years.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    123 20 A party of the pr ncipal quests ut the Government House Jubilee reception, which includes~His*"Excellencv the mor. Lady Thomas. Sir Andrew and Lady Caldecott, Sir Arnold Robinson. Sir Walter Huggard and the Bishop of s ngapore. The Hon. Mr. Tay Lian Teck and
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