Malaya Tribune, 2 May 1936

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    38 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VoL XXIII. No. 102 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1936 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Saturday, May 2, 1936. Malaya Tribune PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1936 FiVE CENi^
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      116 1 Read TKĕ SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya mm i i i i in—i OXFORD^^ SAUSAGES j •> l I"STAR BRAND" Switch To Vegetable Margarine I For AH Your Cooking l j J Absolutely free from adulteration. Star Brand margarine is j a pure vegetable product, highly palataole and nutritious. S
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      227 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUP BREAKFAST Try The MOlt\l\«. TRIBUTE m^mmmmmmmmmm mmmum The Original Whether for HEATING and LIGHTING or occasional 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 ''Xxj'
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES DEBATE ON SUBSIDY BILL
    668 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES DEBATE ON SUBSIDY BILL Second Reading In House Of Lords IN the House of Lords on Mar. 26, Lord Templemore moved the second reading of tht British Shipping (Continuance of Subsidy) Bill. The Bill, he said, made available a further sum of £2,000,000 for this year on
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    BRITISH PORTS
    187 2 Slight Improvement In Traffic In 1935 PRELIMINARY figures now available regarding the movement of shipping at ports in the United Kingdom during 1935 show that, expressed in terms of net tonnage, the total of the entrances in the foreign trade was 85.539,000 tons, an increase of 0.2 per
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    NAVAL ARCHITECTS
    102 2 Shortage Of Experts For Warship Construction A shortage of experts for warship construction was mentioned at a recent meeting of the Institution of Naval Architects at the Royal Society of Arts, London. Mr. Lloyd Woollard said the slumj? in shipbuilding had been largely responsible for the dearth of
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    H.M.S. PERSEUS
    94 2 A slight mishap to H.M. submarine Perseus, whilst bound for Weihalwei, caused the vessel to return to Hongkong on Wednesday night, says the "South China Morning Post" of Apr. 24. The Perseus left Hongkong on Tuesday, with other submarines, for the annual cruise to Northern waters and whilst
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    NEW JAPANESE SCHEME
    162 2 Control Of Tramp Shipping And Wasteful Competition Tokyo, April 17. Control of tramp shipping and the elimination of wastetul competition will lorm the main points of the Sea Transport Control Law now being drafted by Mr. K. Tanomogi Minister of Communications, for submission to the Diet next
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      365 2 BRITISH INDIA P.10.5. N. CO.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Dm. Tonnage. Spore. 1936. SOUDAN 6,500 May 6 RANPURA 17,000 May 10 RAWALPINDI 17,000 May 22 BURDWAN 6,070 June 4 CORFU '6,000 June 6 RANCHI June 1» SOMALI 6,810 July I NALDERA 16,000 July 3 KAISAR-I-HIND 11,500 July 17 BANGALORE 6,000 Juh 90
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      43 2 JK. Announces j NEW REDUCED FARES TO ENGLAND VIA AFRICA RETURNING TO SINGAPORE VIA SUEZ £103-8-0 Up t£__ S? bl fl C,a9s Africa England Union Castle 2nd Class; Londcm- Singapore N.Y.K. 2nd Class FOR FURTHER PARTICUT_ARS, Q Apply to O.S.K. PASSAGE DEPT., Singapore.
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      477 2 Y. K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated In Japan). To LONDON, via Penang, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar. s.s. HAKUSAN MARU May 14 s.s. HARUNA MARU May 28 s.s. KATORI MARU June 11 s.s. KASHIMA MARU June 25 Rates to Ist class 2nd class Naple
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      291 2 Passenger and Freight Service. Luxurious One-class motorship: "ERRIA" From Singapore May 5. Fare To: Marseilles £55~£75 London £60-£ SO For further particulars please apply to: The East Asiatic Company, 'Ltd., 12, Raffles Quay, Tel. 5323. HAMBURG-A MERIKA LINLE Deutsch Australische Dampfschiffs Gesellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany j. PASSiiiNUER AND CARGO
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      450 2 STEAMER SAILIISiJ NORDDEUTSCHLR 8 {gfx\ LLOYD r Incorporated in Germany i. The undernoted are the i intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. For MANILA, HONGKONG SHANPu., NORTH CHINA JAPAN D_e Spn; ItH, t "N2CKAR" HOMEWARDS FOR HOLLAND. HAMBIFRG BREMEN:— "POTSDAM" also calls Marseilles, Barcelona "DONAU" also calls Ma: Oran, Casablanca, Antwi Express Steamer
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    LIGHT AND POWER MERGER
    784 3 Perak Companies HYDRO- ELECTRIC KINTA ELECTRIC 4 PROPOSAL is afoot to combine A t he Kinta Electrical Distribution Co., Ltd., with the parent com- tnv the Perak Hydro-Electric p; m r Co., Ltd., both of which concerns have their headquarters in Ipoh. -The proposal is made
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    FINANCIAL NEWS & VIEWS LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1557 3 FINANCIAL NEWS VIEWS LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS Tb, following share quotations are issued by Fraser and Co and Lyall and Evatt:— MINING Singapore, Friday, 10 a.m. j lssiifc. Fraser LyaU I Value St Co. Evatt 4 -Ampat 5,3 5,7y 2 5,9 6,3 £1 A. Kumbang 28 9 30 6 28
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    U.K. RUBBER STOCKS
    83 3 There was a further sharp fall in United Kingdom crude rubber stocks recently. The total was reduced by 1,342 tons, to 147.557 tons, which comparts with 163,360 tons a year ago. U.K. stocks have now fallen by nearly 17.000 tons since the beginning of the year, and
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    LOCAL RUBBER MARKET
    358 3 Messrs. Stanton Nelson's Review MESSRS. Stanton Nelson Co. Ltd., Singapore., in their weekly report dated May 1, state:— The decision of the International Rubber Regulation Committee, announced after their meeting on April 28. to raise the permissible exportable quota by live per cent., that is to say,
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    QUOTA INCREASE
    198 3 Messrs. And Peata Views The feature of the week has been the rather unexoected announcement of 3 release for the second half of this year report Messrs Lewis and Peat(S> Ltd in their weekly report dated May L In view of the rather poor consumption in the US
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    TREASURY BILLS
    42 3 London, May 2. The total amount applied for in tenders for £45.000,000 Treasury Bills was t'73,510.000. The average rate percent, for bills at ihree months was 10 6.0 d. rgainst I 0 6 27d. a week ago.—British British Official Wireless.
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    104 3 DAILY PRICKS CURRENT. Singapore, Friday noon. Buyers. Sellers. No. lx.r.s.s. in cases (F.OB. May* 26~« 26 7 1*1 Good f.a.q. in eases (F.O.B. May* 26 1 H 5 16 No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose* (awardable S'porei 26'« 26'-.j do. May 26 U 26 5 16
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      34 3 THE i EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE, BURGLARY, PERSONAL ACCI DENT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE. 16D, CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. L G. JOHNSON, j General Manager, j
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      88 3 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED. (Incorporated in England) SINGAPORE BRANCfI: 4, I Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital £2,000,000 Paid-up Capital £1,000,000 Reserve Fund 500,000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON BRANCHES: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi, Madras, Amara, Baghdad Bahrein, Ba«ra, Kirkuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money rece'ved on Fixed Deposits
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      404 3 The P.&O. Banking Corporation, Ltd. (Incorporated in England) SAFE DEPOSIT SERVICE Safe Deposit facilities are now available at the P. <). Banking Corporation, Ltd., Union Building, Singapore. Conditions «»f service and full particulars may be obtained on Application to li 1«* Manager. Safes are available from $f> per annum upwards.
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      232 3 ft i j SAFEGUARDED INSURANCE. So ieng as premiums on Insurance are met protection for your family Is a certainty. But there ls always the f danger that protection I may be lost, when an accident diverts fund* from the Insurance to meet expenses. i The Asia Life offers a
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    THE GAZETTE
    230 4 Latest List Of Government Appointments Singapore. Fri lay. THE following appointments are an nounced in the Straits Settlements Government Gazette: Mr. Peter Ransome to be an tant Engineer, Malayan Public WorE Service. Mr. Ransome arrived on Apr Mr. John McCulloch Barnes to be a Police Probationer, Straits Settlement*
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    GERMAN EXPORTS
    101 4 Levy For Subsidy To Continue Reuter. Berlin, May 1. UICTORY for the Schacht school and defeat for the Deflationists is implied in the decision taken to-day to continue to subsidise exports from a levy on industrial production. The decision was taken in the face of industrialists bitterly inveighing
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT
    31 4 m Singapore. Friday The Bankruptcy Court was pre, dec over by Mr. Justice Clarke to-day. A number of minor matters were br< up for hearing and postponement were granted.
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      559 4 M. HASSAN 36 37, BRAS BASAH ROAD, SINGAPORE. We undertake all sorts of work in electrical, gas and water ser- vice lines. We give prompt attention to all orders either big or small. Why not consult us about your requirements Estimate submitted upon request without charge or obligation. 'PHONE 3411.
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      707 4 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED—Used Crude Oil Marine Engine with or without boat. Communications should include the price, the make, and number of h.p. of engine and length of time engine has been used, rate of fuel consumption, etc.; also dimensions of boat and material it is built of. Write to Messrs. Cheng
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      751 4 SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY. NOTICE is hereby given that the Registration and Licensing of Dogs within the Municipality of Singapore, for the year beginning Ist June 1936, and ending on the 31st May 1937, will commence on Monday, Ist June 1936, and will continue daily, Sundays excepted, between the hours of 9.30
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      691 4 JOHORE GOVERNMENT TENDERS. TENDERS will be received at the office of the Hon'ble the State Secretary, Johore Bahru, up to noon of the 14th: May, 1936, for the Construction of the following buildings at Jalan Kebun Teh, Johore Bahru. (i) Three Cow Sheds, (ii) Two Buffalo Sheds, (iii) One Goat
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      576 4 ORDINANCE NO. 44 (BANKRUPTCY) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE In Bankruptcy. No. 251 of 1922. Re M. A. BAKAR of No. X Lorong 37, Geylang, Singapore, Clerk. NOTICE IS HEREBY GP7EN that a Third and Final Dividend is intended to be declared in the
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      158 4 .j. r ake all your Clocks, Watches and Gramophones that go wrong j YICK WOH HING 429, North Bridge Road, S (Near Middle Roadi. J and they will have them going J right for you in no time. i j Contractors for the Repair of i J Clocks and Watches
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    TAMILS REFORM ASSOCIATION
    622 5 Activities During Past Year the annual general meeting of the I Tamils Reform Association will be held at the Royal Theatre on Sunday at 10 a.m. Extracts from the second annual report on the working of the Association re given below. During the period beginning trom April
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    MALAYANS AT HOME
    337 5 Interesting Engagement Announced (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, April 22. THE engagement is announced between Lieutenant Guy Claud lain St. Bar be Sla den Watkins, Royal Navy, only son of Captain Guy St. Barbe Sladen Watkins and the late Dorcfthy Countess of Lanesborough and
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    ELEVEN KILLED AT CROSSING
    44 5 Bus Collides With A Train Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, May 1. AN omnibus, while crossing the Tiecitsin-Pukow Railway line, collided with a northbound train yesterday. Eleven passengers in the bus were killed and twenty-three seriously injured.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    16 5 Mr. Claude McLaren Reid is granted commission as lieutenant in the S.S. Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve.
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    20 5 Tenders are invited by the Colonia Secretary's Office for the erection of c new Guard Room at Governmen House, Singapore.
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    34 5 During the period under review 21 speeches were made under the auspic of the literary section, mostly on subjects pertaining to social reform. Three of the speeches were delivered by visitors from outside Singapore.
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    CANADA'S BUDGET
    123 5 More Concessions For British Goods Reuter. Ottawa, May 1. rE Budget shows that individual income tax is unchanged hu+ corporation income tax is increased from 13 1 to 15 per cent. The tax on the consolidated income of a company and its subsidiaries is increased from 15 to
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    THE NORMANDIE
    84 5 Giant French L*ner Loses A Propeller Reuter. Havre. May 1. THE trials of the Normandie after six months' refitting were suddenly interrupted in full view of crowds lining the quayside. The vessel abruptly stopped and a diver who was sent down reported that one of the four propellers
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    LABOUR DAY
    47 5 Martial Law In Shanghai As A Precaution Shanghai. May 1. The general Labour Union in Shanghai observed as usual Labour Day. The labourers had a holiday. Martial law was declared by the authorities as a precaution, and was cancelled in the afternoon.—Sin Chew Jit Poh
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    20 5 Mr. J. Dick has been re-appointed a member ol lbe penane Harbour Zoard lor a lurtber term ol lbree Vears
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    SPEED LIMIT FOR LORRIES
    220 5 30 Miles An Hour THROUGHOUT SPORE ISLAND |T is announced that the following Order has been made by the Governor in Council under the Traction Engines and Motor Cars Ordinance I L This Order may be cited as the Speed of Lorries (Singapore) Order, 1936. 2.
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      174 5 I TT* Tj* ac v c? 'iake Gentone ri f"\ |H once a week. It rapidly i ncr easeB vitality, energy, and vigour in a short time. You will be astonished by its wonderful and sudden affect. Try a bottle to-day. Sold at all stores at 91.00 or from A.
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      122 5 tf^*gr ffl7. O* ii 3Kcffaßß^^L\w PRESERVES THE OF CHILDREN'S HAIR Young hair and tender scalps cannot stand the harsh effect of alkali, so common in ordinary soaps and cheap shampoos. That is why every mother should use Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Shampoo. It is absolutely pure. It does not dry the
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      239 5 STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY (Established in 1914) 14A Change Alley, Singapore. Typewriter Repairers and Stationers, "CORONET" ribbons and Carbons! Overhauling ft|or cleaning of m|ca In rnone No*. 7770. 3491. 7532 ft 753f offices undertaken. Look what film may cause stubborn sim; A For clean, sound teeth. Remove FILM this way The
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      256 5 GET THE MOST OUT OF LIFE Through the researches of E. Buergi, M.D., Professor of Medicine at the University of Berne, a way to increase all vital forces has y been discovered and is now world-famous as PHYLLOSAN tablets. Their revitalizing, rejuvenating effect has been overwhelmingly established by medically observed
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW To-Day's Shipping
    425 6 PASSENGERS The following are passengers by the Terukuni Maru which left Singapore for Europe, via ports, on Apr. 29: Mr. C. C. Brown, Mr. T. Nagata, Miss A. E. Maclnnes, Mr. K. Takeuchi, Miss J. Wilkie, Mrs. C. Nicolau, Mr. Q. Akiyama,
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    104 6 Mails expected from Australia. Nether'ands Indies etc.. bv Air. <Qantas> time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 3.30 p.m. and general delivery of letters 4.05 p.m. to-day. Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air (Netherlands! time of delivery of letters 3.30 p.m. and general delivery of letters and
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    25 6 The S.S. Shirala for Burma etc. Mails previously announced as closing at 2 p.m. to-day will now does at 2 p.m. on Monday.
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    21 6 The Air Mail (Netherlands) despatched from Singapore on April 25, was delivered in London on May 1 (6 days).
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    Money Market
    199 6 SELLING Singapore, May 1. London 4 months' sight 2 4 3 32 London 3 months' sight 2|4 3 32 London 60 days' sight 2j4 116 London 30 days' sight 24 116 London demand 2 4 132 London T/T. 2 4 1|32 Lyons ana Paris demand 872 Hamburg demand
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    104 6 British Official Wireless. London, May 1. Paris 75 1 64 New York 4.93 15 16. Montreal 4.95 V\.' Brussels 29.21 2 Geneva 15.20 Amsterdam 7.28>4. Milan 62%. Berlin 12.29. Stockholm 16.39V£. Copenhagen 22.39V 2 Oslo ig.90^2. Vienna 26 l 2 Prague 119 y s Helsingfors 222. Madrid 36
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    53 6 (By Our Financial Correspondent) London, May 1. f £HE following were the closing prices for gold, silver, copra and wolfram:— Market tone: Steady. LONDON GOLD Spot: 17.0.10 (up 1 2d) LONDON SILVER Spot 20 518 (unchanged) COPRA Straits-Rotterdam (April) 12 7 8 (up 3 16) WOLFRAM London (Spot)
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    THE GREAT WORLD
    48 6 Singapore, Saturday. Visitors to the British Trade Fair at the Great World have the opportunity of adjourning to the Cabaret after visiting the stalls. Special attractions are being offered. There will be two dance bands in attendance and the cabaret will open until 2 a.m.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    80 6 ALHAMBRA.— 'Air Hawks." CAPITOL.—"Top Hat" with Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers, etc. PAVILION.—"LittIe Lord Fain/...: EMPIRE.—"Sweet Surrender." GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing. Side-shows, Malay Operas, Chinese VVayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. HOLLYWOOD.—"The Party's Ov r" and "West Point of the Air MARLBOROUGH.—"Love Parade." NEW WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing. Side-shows, Malay Operas. Chinese Wayangs. Cinemas. Talkies
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      632 6 f% MALAGA'S PREMIER HOTEL j TO-NIGHT Orchestral Concert The Worth 8.i5 to 9.5 m Sisters special Dinner (1) Yellow Valse &»v American Negro Cake Walk. DailCe formal > (2) No No A Thousand Times No 9.45 to midnight (Song Parody) Non-Diners $1.00 BOOK YOUR TABLE RAFFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA I WHEN
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      290 6 ...to wipe away UNWANTED HASP, The latest discovery oi seien c. A N fumed toilet cream which ends SU] fluous hair in three minutes. Razors only make the ha:r grow f I The old fashioned depilatories are cv smelling and dane y ous. Tl beauty cream, call""'] .>e\v Veci the
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      122 6 j Postal Intelligence SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Trengganu (generally, Besut, Dungun, Kemaman, Kemasek and Kretay (Mahidol) 2 p.m. Netherlands Indies (The) Bagan, Bengkalis and Selat Pandjang (Toboali> 3 p.m. Muntok and Palembang (Senang) 3 p.m. Philippine Islands (Deucalion) 3 p.m. Borneo (North), Brunei and Labuan (Katong) 3.30 p.m. Miri (Katong)3.30
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      97 6 n > Diary of the Diy j I V JL. j WHAT'S ON?~~ Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, MAY 2 High Tides:—7.so a.m., 8.33 p.m. Football: S.A.F.A. League, Div. I. MF A v. Middlesex Rgt., Anson Road Stadium. Cricket: S.C.C. v. United Services Ist day, S.C.C; S.C.R.C. I v
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      335 7 CHURCH SERVICES Details For This Week-End CHURCH OF ENGLAND ST ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL 17, 6.50 a.m., Holy Communion. ■i 10 ajn., Matins. ffl choral Eucharist, to am Children's Service. i. m Evensong and Sermon. Preacher: The Lord Bishop. trfavs Holy Communion. Mon"ri\v Wednesday and Friday at 8 mV Tuesday, Thuisday and
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      347 7 and Sermon. Sermon on "A little while and ye behold me no more and a little while and ye see me." 10.30 a.m., Matins and Sermon inMalayalam. Sermon: "Resurrection of Man." THE SALVATION ARMY Killiney Road Public Meetings will be held at the Salvation Army Headquarters, as under: Sunday, 9.30
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      315 7 10 a.m., Service of worship and Holy Communion in English. Preacher: Rev. Dr. P. B. Means. Wednesday, 530 pjn., Service of Worship in Malay. Preacher: Mr. Chew .Hock Hin. R n.m Christian Workers' Training Class. Fridf". 4.30 p.m.. Boys' Brigade Bible Class. 5.30 p.m., Boys' Brigade Drill. 8 p.m.. Epworth
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      209 7 Speaker: Mr. Lee Hiap Loong. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH (5 Penang Road) Pastor: W. W. R. Lake. Church Elder: I. L. Bowers. ENGLISH SERVICES Saturday (To-day) 3.30—4.45 p.m., Sabbath School. 5.00—6 p.m., Preaching Service. Tuesday, 7.30—8 30 p.m., Prayer Meeting. SEMINARY CHURCH (401 Upper Serangoon Road) Pastor: F. L. Bunch. Saturday
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      311 7 t W MM WW r-M^- N W PHILLIPS RUBBER SOLES HEELS. Famous for Quality. From all Shoe-makers. CUT ME OUT And send me your name and address to Boon Pharmacy, Ipoh and Penang. I will bring you FREE under PLAIN COVER a medical leaflet of Santi Oil which tells you
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      268 8 t r L A GRAND WEEK-END ATTRACTION! -I j Acclaimed by Last Night's audiences as a picture that stands out P$ one of the rare experiences of the Screen IIPAVILIOIVI TO-DAY and TO-MORRO'A' j 6.15 NIGHTLY 9.151 j I FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW i V- tfeg I a 1 in Frances Hodgson
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      175 8 LAST NIGHT of this Exciting Dramatic Production A L H A M BRA! Matinee To-day 3.15 To-Night 6.15 9.15 fe. aSĔk% OPENLN G TO-MORROW JACK HOLT and ROBERT ARMSTRONG in exciting Production "DANGEROUS WATERS" 5.30 TO-NIGHT 9 P.M. Matinees: TO-DAY and TO-MORROW at 2 p m. S. D. SUBULAKSHMI In
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      196 8 SIXTH DAY AND STILL DRAWING CROWDS NATURALLY YOU CANT MISS IT JSfeA. MTOL TO-DAY at 3.15 6.15 9.15 FRED and GINGER continue their Triumph in R.K.O's grandest musical comedy show Bk< '•■"tS&So'via. v VOOfv ym. Comedy Gst includins Edward Everett Horton, Lvr,cs Helen Broderick, Erik Rhodes, Eric Blore. ™*< by
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      156 9 I~« He Found Her Dangerous To Love! ~*f I YET HE COULD NOT ESCAPE T7 T r "BONDAGES THAtf THREATENED j you'tl fwd Ifit the worn* B spent your career B l took otd jot this woman! Ms DANGEROUS j DAVIS TO-XItHT j t GRAND "TRADE FAIR WEEK" ATTRACTION Simultaneously
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE ENGAGEMENT
    47 10 The engagement is announced between Dr. P. V. MacGarry, of Singatxfre only son of Mr. and Mrs. J E Mac Garry, of Swinford Co., Mayo Ireland and West Moors, Dorset, and ML,s Dora Mrf daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Hiltermann, of London.
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    A LOOK AROUND
    857 10 J'HE naval appropriations fox a year ahead of the United States, a supplementary naval estimate in Britain and a forecast of the Japanese naval budget have all been published at the same time and they show that the sum set aside by each of the three naval
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    MISS BRIDGET THOMAS
    28 10 rormal Announcement Of Engagement Reuter. London, May 1 daurtte? ot s°i "SS rldget Thomas, Thorn" rto Can I i S i lenton and Lady much
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    AUSTRIA REARMS
    46 10 1915 Cla «s To Be Called To Colours Reuter. Vienna, May l tm all men bornl? iq P e ech announced erf to the eotoSS 15 WoUld be ca He declared that by rw i would bo 15,000 men 4rvin?bJ. there try.—Reuter. their coun-
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    CHINA FACTS AND FANCIES
    206 10 LIGHTER IMPRESSIONS OF NATION IN FLUX JJALF a dozen of the valuable books in the new "China To-da Series, edited by Mr. rang Leang-li and published by tb China United Press, Shanghai, have been reviewed by the Trib and it has been learned that other races
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    Curio-Hunters
    124 10 JHE Chinese writers welcome foreign criticisms even though many of them are directed against some of the prevalent weaknesses of the country today. The Chinese themselves are painfully aware of them and seek earnestly to push on reforms along progressive and scientific lines. But when writers rush to China
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    Sand Castles?
    124 10 JHIS collection reflects a restlessness or spirit among the Chinese. it is hardly news to say that the last few years have been a period of storm and stress in China. Theories and ideals have to be adapted and brought within the range of practical politics. A great
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    Culture and Civilisation
    156 10 fIJANY writers, both Chinese ana foreign realise that, praiseworthy as the adoption of Western methods ana ideas is, it should not be done indiscii" Stress and carded Sh Uld not be dis- One night say that the Chinese fc their long history have developed a cm ture
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    The Real Shanghai
    154 10 THE articles on Shanghai disclose an 1 intimate knowledge of the c,i. this "Paris of the Far East" is far from being always gay. The air is as much redolent with perfume as it is cJ with factory smoke and those who lii in the slums are
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    In Terms Of Service
    202 10 pOREIGNERS staying in China are also the subject of comment. One essay, in a light vein, begins with quotation from the late Will Rogers. -Glad to see, out here, so many Americans—witb jobs. One didn't see many American with jobs back home." in the mam however,
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    Topics Of The Day
    151 10 By ''Looker On" word," the husband moaned "<f she would only come to it some time ler" nw m the butWell a ™"<"cant at the door "Shim l thC Pleb€ian stress, mind" WCVenot got ""thing to A 'Tm in terrible straits," as the sea sick passenger
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    SERIOUS COMPLICATIONS IN NORTH CHINA
    149 11 BUILDING OF BIG RAILWAY BRITISH HELP Vigorous Protest By Japanese Reuter. Tokyo, May 1. IAPWTSE Press reports from PcJ kiiiiT foieshadow serious ccir plications in North China following the announcement tint the Peking-Muk-i; ;i Raflwaj Bureau plans to oon•\mt HI mi l of railway f
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    DEATH OF MR. O. LABROOY
    141 11 Well-known Kuala Lumpur Resident fFrom Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. THE d?ath occurred in the small hours of this morning of Mr. Oswald Labroov. a well-known local resident, at the Bungsar Hospital. Deceased was a retired Traffic Inspector of the F.MS. Railways. He came
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    FLYING FATALITY
    96 11 Siamese Officer Killed: Another Injured A SIAMESE flying officer lost his life as ihe result of an accident at Don Muang aerodrome, near Bangkok, on April 23. An official account of the accident states Capt. Luang Chaloem Gagananta together with Sub-Lieut. Nob Sri-sanan went up in a training
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    NEW ROYAL CYPHER
    43 11 London, May 2. Tht design of the new Royal Cypher, which is used by all departments of S ute and public bodies and also appears on the army colours and elsewheie has been approved by the King British Official Wireless.
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    42 11 Dr. J. C. P. Grey, Health Officer of Bangor, has been granted seven months and ten days' leave on full pay, *mle Dr. R. D. Gross, Health Officer attached to the local Sanitary Board een granted seven months and «»ne day's leave.
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    54 11 Mr. G. A. C. Preston, manager of Borneo Co.. Ltd., Siam, has resigned as from the end of his home leave this Mr. Preston, after seven years w Bangkok, served in Ipoh, where he harried Miss Peggy Nutter. In 1924 he the Sin era oor~ office and went ba ck
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    GERMAN TRADE AGREEMENT
    159 11 With Manchukuo DETAILS OF BARTER PACT Reuter. Tokyo, May I. ITNDER the lengthy and involved trade agreement between Germany and Manchukuo, the German Foreign Exchange Administration, it is reported, permits the importation of Manchukuoan products to the amount 100,000,000 yen during th*> twelve months commencing June 1.
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    NEW ECONOMIC PARLEY ?
    120 11 NEW ECONOMIC PARLEY Significant U. S. and Speeches Reuter. London, May L SIGNIFICANCE is attached to the co-incidence of the official British and American advocacy of the removal of trading restrictions. Mr. Cordell Hull, addressing the Chamber of Commerce in Washington declared that excessive trade barriers were a major factor
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    63 11 The following passengers for Malaya are in the Yasukuni Maru which left London on Apr. 17 and is due in Singanore on May 15: Mr. Anderson, Mr Beare, Dr. and Mrs. J. G. BrandonBravo. Mr. R. J. Forbes, Mr. Fraser, Miss G. Grigg, Mr. C. W. Green, Miss Hilkers, Mr.
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    "WE WANT TO BE LEFT ALONE"
    198 11 German Chancellor's May Day Speech Reuter. Berlin, May L DEACE abroad was necessary for the fulfilment of Germany's ideals, declared Bert in a May D. t sneech. He c nid: "We have giranMc plans, therefore we wan l to maintain peace. Grumblers in foreign
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    AUSTRALIAN BAN
    148 11 No Certificates For Flying Fleas Sydney, N.S.W. Apr. 18. THE first Flying Flea in the Southern I Hemisphere has been built and flown by Mr. E. De Hensch, of New Caledonia. He wants to bring his plane into Australia but has been refused permission. He has been informed
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    POET AND PROFESSOR
    41 11 Death Of Mr. A. E. Housman London, May 1. The famous poet, Mr. A. E. Housman, author of "A Shropshire Lad" and professor of Latin at Cambridge University since 1911 died at Cambridge to-dav aged 77—British Official Wireless.
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    15 11 The Rev. Fergus Ferguson, formerly of Kua;a Lumpur, is now living at "The Manse," Abernethy.
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    ON TO ADDIS ABABA
    268 11 LAST STAGE Emperor To Continue The Struggle Reuter. Rome, May L AN Italian motorized column, consisting of 3 COO units, has parsed Ankober, about seventy miles from the capital. An advance guard is marching several miles ahead of the main body.—Reuter. Aduis Ababa, May L The
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    RARE WATER PLANT
    146 11 Professor To Make Search Sydney, N.S.W. Apr. 20. IN some Queensland swamp is a small, very rare water plant. It is so rare that they call it "Utriculata Tubulaia." To find a specimen and study it, Professor F. E. Lloyd, Emeritus Professor of Botany at the McGill
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    ROYAL ACADEMY
    60 11 Distinguished Gathering At Private View London, May L A large and distinguished company thronged the galleries at Burlington House to-day for the private view o*' the Royal Academy summer exhibition. Much interest was shown in Mr. Frank Salisbury's painting "The Heart of The Empire," depicting a scene at
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    ROTARY CLUB
    41 11 Officer Administering Govt. To Speak H. E. the Officer Administering the Government, the Hon. Mr. A. S. Smai;, will give an address on Government Service at the meeting of the Singapore Rotary Club at the Adelphi Hotel on Wednesday.
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    BRITISH GENERAL DEAD
    50 11 London, May 2. General Sir Philip Nash, who wat responsible in several capacities at dif ferent times for the transport arrangements of the British forces in France during the Great War and also served at the Ministry of Munitions died in London aged 60 —British Official Wireless.
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    SHANGHAI STREET SHOOTING
    212 11 Dramatic Story TWO MEN CHARGED WITH MURDER Reuter. Shanghai, May 1. ■THE sensational story of the killing of Nakayama, a Japanese, on Nov. 9, 1935, was told in the First Special District Court this afternoon when Yang Wen Tao (47) an employee of the China Navigation Company,
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    RAIL SPEED-UP
    82 11 London-Glasgow In 7 Hrs. 35 Mins. London, May 2. The London Midland and Scottish Railway inaugurates on Monday the las test sevice trom London to Glasgow in railway history. The "Midday Scot" will leave Euston at two o'clock ana reach Glasgow seven hours 35 minutes later, completing 401
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    SANCTIONS SCREW
    79 11 How Italian Trade Has Suffered London, May 2 The League of Nations published today new statistics on international trade with Italy which reveal that during February, the pressure of sanctions was greatly increased. The figures for March, though not yet published, are reported to be ot even greater
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    EMPIRE'S GREAT LINK
    345 11 THE CROWN Need For Imperial Unity Reuter. London, May 1. THE problem of Imperial unity and the need for guarding against the risk of any breakaway was discussed by Mr. Stanley Baldwin in a speech to the Primrose League m the Albert Hall. He declared that the
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    JOHORE WEDDING
    98 11 Mr. V. K. Dason And Miss Ivy de Salis (From Our Own Correspondeyit/ Johore Bahru, May 1. THE marriage was registered yesterday 1 by Mr. J. B. Weiss, Senior Registrar of Marriages, Johore Bahru, of Mr. V. K. Dason of Telok Sengat Estate, Kota Tmggx, with Miss Ivy
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    20 11 Mr. A. H. L. Lanman, of the Transportation Department, F.M.S. Railways, is due back from Home leave on May 8.
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    Opening Of British Trade Fair In Singapore
    30 12 SPEECH OF OFFICER ADMINISTERING STIMULATING COMMERCE IN THE EMPIRE thTofficer Administering the Government, the Hon o< Male's total W. was within the Empire.
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    BEST MATERIALS & WORKMANSHIP
    1612 12 BEST MATERIALS WORKMANSHIP Singapore, Saturday. "IT is difficult to foresee the end of the present confused state of international affairs, but it is quite certain that insofar as we set ourselves to 'Buy British' we shall not only be helping the British Empire but ourselves also." This is a passage
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    IMPORTED COMBS
    151 12 Higher Duty Being Imposed (By Air Mail) London, Apr. 16. Imported hair combs are going to be more expensive—for the wholesale buyer. The Treasury have isrued, on the recommendation of the Import Duties Advisory Committee, an Additional Import Duties Order, which imposes on hair combs, whether finished or
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    TOUR OF THE SHOW
    1898 12 186 STALLS A Comprehensive Display ONE of the most colourful stalls at the British Trade Fair is that of Joseph Travers, at Nos. 51 to 57. This stall is bound to catch the eye of any visitor to the fair by reason of the riot of
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    DEFYING COSTUME
    148 12 Girl To Wear Brassiere And "Youth Trunks" Sydney, N.S.W. Apr. iy. SYDNEY is half laughing, half shocked, and, on both sides, somewhat expectant over the latest development m Great Bathing Costume Fight, which raged all summer. A girl is to wear a brassiere and "youth trunks" on Cronulla
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      22 12 Another Proof Of Tolley Quality T M T has been AWARDED IST. PRIZE in LONDON EMPIRE WINE COMPETITION 1935 I I 1
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    Two of the stalls at the British Trade Fair at the Great 'World, Singapore, opened by H.E. the Officer Administering the Government, Mr. A. S. Small yesterday evening. Large crowds flocked to the exhibition, at which there is a record number of stalls On the left a stand designed by Masters. Ltd. in the car section. On the right a corner where well-known firms are exhibiting.
    66 13 Two of the stalls at the British Trade Fair at the Great 'World, Singapore, opened by H.E. the Officer Administering the Government, Mr. A. S. Small yesterday evening. Large crowds flocked to the exhibition, at which there is a record number of stalls On the left a stand designed by
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    THE MUNICIPAL COMMISSION
    169 13 Question Of Indian Representation THE manaj ement committee of the Indian Association, Singapore, met recently and discussed the question of Indian representation on the Singapore Municipal Commission. The following resolutions v.ere passed unanimously: 1. That this Association is oi the opinion that the grant of privilege to
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    51 13 The wedding will take place to-day it the Church of St. Peter. Bunga Raya, Malacca of Mr. Anthony Monteiro. <tep-son of Mr Ernest Rodrigues, of Singapore, and Miss Nellie Astrock, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Edward Astrock of Malacca. The reception will be held at the bride's home, 474, Tranquerah
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    ANGUS HERESY CASE
    143 13 Australian Clergymen Force Re-opening Sydney, N.S.W. Apr. 15. BiECAUSE of a constitutionally mesca- pable decision by the Sydney Presbytery the whole case of th* alleged heresy of Dr. Samuel Angus has been reopened. By the Judicial Commission (the Privy Council of the Presbyterian Church) in September, 1934,
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    S.C. EPWORTH LEAGUE
    66 13 "Institute Impressions" will form the subject of discussion at the weekly devotional meeting of the Straits Chinese Epworth League, Kampong Kapor Road, on Sunday, at 5.15 p.m. Misses B.G. Lim and S N. Wong and Messrs. Q L Mah. S.K. Tan and C. A. Choo will deal
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    CREATION OF RED DAFFODILS
    179 13 Ambition Of British Bulb Growers (By Air Mail) London, Apr. la. CREATION of an all-red daffodilbright crimson in colour instead ol the customary golden yellow—is the ambition of leading British bulb growers who are exhibiting at the Royal Horticultural Hall Daflodil Show here. Bulbs which could
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    ROBINSON AND CO.'S YEAR
    240 13 Financial Position TURNOVER IMPROVES, THEN FALLS THE annual meeting of (Robinson and Co., Ltd., will be held on Saturday, May 9, at noon. In the report for the year ended Jan. 31, the directors state:— After making adequate provision for depreciation and doubtful debts, the accounts
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    HITLER'S SPEECH
    85 13 Cause Of Two Lifeboats Being Launched By 'Mistake Copenhagen. Hitler's speech about the Locarno Pact was the cause of two lifeboats being manned and launched. The crew of a German trawler lying off Anholt Island, in the Cattegat, were: so affected by the speech, which they heard on
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE
    52 13 Arrangements For "School Practice" By arrangement with the Education Department, the school practice of Raffles College students taking education as part of their course will begin on Monday, at 7.45 a.m.; for men students at Victoria School and for women students at Raffles Girls' School and the Methodist
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    "RICHEST TOWN IN BABIES"
    86 13 Munich. Germany's "richest town in Babies" is the title of honour which has been bestowed on Coburg in North Bavaria. The title was granted in recognition of the town's increase in the birth rate. In 1932 Coburg had 216 births; in 1933 the number was increased
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    AMBULANCE SERVICE
    55 13 The Singapore Fire Department accident ambulance service received 185 calls during April, of which 24 were to c; ses outside Municipal limits. Cases were classified as follows: Motor car accidents 29. motor lorry 13. motor bus 4, trolley car 2, collapse cases 19, attempted suicide 9, shooting or
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    CHINA LOSES TWO SINGLES
    179 14 prance Leads In Davis Cup Reuter. Paris, May 1. IN the Davis Cup encounter between China and France. Boussas beat Kho Sin Kie 6—0, 6—0, 6—1, and Destremeau beat Cheng 6—1, 6—3, 6—8, 6—3. The weather was dull when the firsi match started and a small
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    ENGLISH GOLF
    48 14 Schoolboy Reaches Final Of Championship Reuter. Deal, May 1. IN the English Amateur Golf Cham- pionship semi-finals, an 18-yeai-old schoolboy, John Langley, beat Tolley by one hole, and H. Bentley beat C. Stowe by one hole. Langley is the youngest player to ever reach the semi-finals.—Reuter.
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    1,000 GUINEAS
    119 14 Tideway Wins Race Easily Reuter. London. May 1. THE result of the 1,000 Guineas race J3 as folows: 1 Tideway (Perryman). 2 Feola (Fox). 3 Ferry Bridge (Gordon Richards*. Won by IV» lengths; a neck between second and third. Twenty-two ran. Betting: 100 to 30 Tideway; 28 to
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    AIRMEN LEAD IN DIV. I
    477 14 S.C.C. BEATEN 5-1 Victory At The Stadium Singapore, Friday. AS anticipated, the R.A.F. beat /the n S.C.C. at the Aifton Road Stadium this afternoon in the Fir I Division, of the League. The "Skins" and the Diehards beat the Club to the tune of 10-nil
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    A.C.S. ANNUAL SPORTS
    581 14 Full Results MRS. SMALL GIVES AWAY PRIZES Singapore, Saturday. FAVOURED by brilliant weather, the twenty-seventh annual athletic sports of the Anglo-Chinese School was held at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday afternoon in the present of a large gathering. Amongst those present were Capr r Ja Cobs the
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    FRISCO DEFEATS MALINAO ON TECHNICAL K.O. GRUELLING FIGHT AT NEW WORLD
    934 14 BOY QUEE'S GOOD WIN OVER L. FOND (By "SOLAR PLEXUS") Singapore, Saturday. CRANK MALINAO, the FiiipinoJapanese middleweight who many thought would be no match for hard-hitting Young Frisco, put up a wonderful fight at the New World arena last
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    YOUNG SCHMELING
    45 14 Orient Light Heavyweight Champion Arrives Singapore, Saturday. YOUNG Schmeling, light-heavy-weight boxing champion of the Onent, arrived in Singapore by the President Wilson this morning from Manila. He is under contract to Mr. C. A. Bell. A few friends welcomed him at tne wharf.
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    TO-DAY'S MATCH
    48 14 Malays To Diehards" Singapore, Saturday. A GOOD game is anticipated at il" Anson Road Stadium to-day TI Middlesex, who lost badly to the Skin: on Tuesday last, meet the Malays. The "Diehards'' ought to win bi the sons of the soil may spring a .su: prise.
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    OLYMPIC GAMES
    47 14 Nanking, May 1 A Government mandate appoints Dr Tai Chi Tao (President of the E> ation Yuen) China's delegate to the World Olympic Games at Beilin. Dr. C. T. Wang, a former Mi is nominated head of the Chinese team. —Sin Chew Jit Poh. i
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    Training For Singapore Races NOTES FROM THE TRACK
    505 15 MORE HORSES This Morning's Try-Outs (By "Trespasser") Singapore, Saturday. Mivv tnore horses were taken out **l m r 3 r m ing at Bukit Timah mor.S3 "Ln on Thursday in ln ,s mornins Singapore Turf Tf ir Summer (Governor's Cup) U V
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    58 15 Tho following will represent the United Mackenzie Footers at footba** againsi the General Post Office Club today at the G.P.O. Club ground at Seranuoon Road: lim, Som Mvi, Ah Lye, Kirn Swee Seng Quee, Eng Kee, Peng Cher. Ismail Hoe, Cheng Poh (Capt.», and EanvSeng. Reserves:—Hock Kcc. Chong
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    SINGAPORE SUMMER MEETING
    420 15 Handicaps For First Day THE weights for the opening day's races, on Saturday, May 9, of the Singapore Turf Club's Summer (Governor's Cup) are as follows:— The Anniversary Cup Horses Class 1 Div. I—7 furs. Strathpeffer 90 Jack Fly 0 10 Miltondale 8.4 Sunshine Sue 3.3 Kuala
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    HOME SOCCER
    201 15 Final League Fixtures For To-day THE following are the final matches in the English Football League to be played to-day:— FIRST DIVISION Arsenal v. Leeds U. Birmingham v. West Bromvich A. Brentford v. Derby C. Chelsea v. Blackburn R. Everton v. Preston N.E. Grimsby T. v. Manchester C.
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    NO "WHITE HOPES"
    46 15 Lee Ramage And Kins Lcvinsky Draw Los Angeles, Apr. 'J. Lee Uaihage, Sandiego Ad'nis and King Levin sky. beetle"-browed former Chicago fishmonger, fought a ten round draw here last night that stamped neither of them as a serious contender for "White Hope" ranking.
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    ROYAL SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB
    189 15 Club Sculls Final To Take Place To-day Singapore, Saturday. T HE final, of the Club Sculls &o?s Clifford 5 15 The finalists are: J HaaieDos. G C. R. Franks and F. Thomas Judging by the form In the semi-final heats on Thursday, the race should be
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    Always Fagged Out; Never Enjoyed Life
    181 16 Now feels like a new man; Does Everything Nothing is more pitiful than the man who, while never sick, is never well. Always fagged out, weak, rundown, unable to do things other men do. Mr. O was just such a man. But, no more—read
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    THE ART OF BETTE DAVIS
    304 16 Outstanding Performance In "Dangerous" AT THE CINEMAS PREVIOUS pictures have shown Miss Bette Davis to be an outstanding artist. She has brains as well as beauty, and knows how to act in the real meaning of that abused word. Compared to the average feminine film
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    BACK TO YOUTH'S FANCIES
    212 16 "Little Lord Fauntleroy" At Pavilion Singapore, Saturday. EVERYONE knows the story of "Little Lord Fauntleroy"—the little American boy who suddenly found himself heir to an English earldom. Most people saw the silent film version and liked it. Now comes the talkie version— showing at the Pavilion—
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    14 16 Lieutenant A. F. J. England, Company Offlccr Ma,ay bgn promoted Adjutant ot that RegU
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    A MANNEQUIN PARADE
    597 16 Display At Aux Chats Noirs (By Our Woman Correspond MRS A. 8 Small, wife of H F n. cer Administering the ft 0 and many other ladies L n 2^ Sf«t m n nequln parac Chats Noirs at their prc-,ni t 5 Road and at the Gh
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      160 16 I his often°torun** change of engine ""'That I 7 II II all manufacturers recom I* *J &?l m \l™ ¥IB II After filling up your crankmend. I r Op 9 W MLm 11 case with the correct grad. I••"'••••••••'J 4rffl/ iH 11 of pa tent" Castrol. Thmk what this means'
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      64 17 STOI» gjtESgl HERBS give QUICKER ACTION. D. T. LIM'S LION BRAND. DIABETES HERB-TEA for Diabetes, Uric Acid, Urinal Complaints and Kidney Troubles. GRAVEL HERB-TEA for Or a y' o* BSttu tn 'hi unnc. Cloudy Di uxtoe Pais* to the back and o"th*r complaints in bladder- and kidneys. $3.50 large size
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      131 17 .g. i m j RADIO j j New Magic Brain Magic Eye Metal Tubes V RADIO S Prices $175 to $1,200 I Cash or easy terms can be arranged. S Sole Malayan Agents: j KEE HUAT RADIO CO.,j ~< j PHILCO RECEIVERS i SERVICED AND j GUARANTEED By M 8
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      1575 17 _f| News bulletin in Italian. Dictation Malayan Listeners' Radio anr-___,-"-- 9.20 p.m. Opening announcement. -rwcucm l?liyrr>TT?ir 5.50 p.m. Close down. Dance Orchestra. rlrv e News bulletin in English. HKI IISH IKHi T2O J m Big Ben symphony 11.20 p.m. Popular selections. Close symphonic orchestra conducted by ii-onf 1 AMIYIFIS Music.
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    SOUTH AFRICAN PEACHES
    207 18 Ruined On Voyaga To London Capetown. pRUIT farmers in the Western Pro--1 vince of South Africa are seriously alarmed as a result of complaints of the almost unsalesable state in wh'ch certain shipments of peaches are reachin" 'Me London market. The cavse of the mysterious and Histrouble
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    CLEANER "BORROWS" CAR
    279 18 Finds Himself In The Police Court DARKING his car near the Mercan- tile Bank about mid-day on Mar. 21 this year, Mr G. Woods, the well-known Malayan jockey entered the office of the Singapore Turf Club. When he came out about five minutes later, he found his
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    39 18 Reuter. rj,. D Berlin. April 29. Th e ft p r o P a a n<ia Ministry's order of April 2 forbidding the mention of Dr Eckener s name in the press has been withdrawn -Reuter
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    137 18 From The Malaya Tribune, May 2, 1916 THE Malacca Volunteer Rifles have re turned after four days' successiu' camping on Pegoh Estate whicii was utilised as a manoeuvre ground by kind permission ol the manager, Mr. Rassmussem, who supeivised the erection of the temporary sheds. Brigadier-General Ridout,
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    STREET NAMED AFTER GUARD
    71 18 Moscow. The city of Ulyancsvk is to name on 1 r.f its streets after I.A. Kuznetsov, the Soviet frontier guard, who was killed on Jan. 30 in a frontier clash with a Ja-panese-Manchurian detachment. A memorial will also be placed in the club of the plant
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    21 18 The 40-hour untitled to be tried for two years in th? Belgian diamond cutting industry according to a Decree ;st published.
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      515 18 j OPENINGS j I ENGINEERS! I opportunity will paJ by unheeded. 1 TUNITIES clearly explains the step* you must take secure one of the good jobs that are within your reach. The book explains how wl can qu.ckly prepare you in your own home for oil salary-increasing qualifications, such as
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      349 18 •KEAT EASTERN OPTICAL CO 275, South Bridge Road, Singapore. 'Optician Mr. C. Y. FAN). (Tel. 2164) CHARGES CHEAPER than ANYWHERk hares of'«4o 00Mfeach cf the Company is .$40,000,000 00 divided into 10^)000 Debts owing to Sundry Persona by the Comp/mv- 1935, were: On Judgment X 1 On Mortgages or Bonds
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      538 18 1 Ltd.. union Building. 12 p a "d c' k ™B STANDARD IXSTIT, DHOBY GHAI 1 Tne School bu L»n «gn-ea.ru, the ro llo^ Diplomas i, Secretary C <nee W. Mclntyre. Trah£d T Diplomas;, V., Mr. V. E. Thomas Baßn Joseph A.C.P.; Mr. A y psi? T Year Normal); Mr
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      564 18 Malayan Listeners Radio fContinued from page 17 J HhiRLrS STATIO* DJN 31.45 metres (9,540 kcsj, DJB 19.74 metres 115,200 kcsj. DJA 3138 S?£2 9' s B° kcsj; DJ Q 19 -63 metres '15,280 kcsj; DJE 16.89 metre* (17 7GO •CCS. I. 4.10 pm. Cull DJB, DJN. DJQ (Germar). c English*.
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    PART OF BRAIN EXPOSED
    215 19 IE SURGICAL TREATMENT Disinfectant Applied New York. n fFECTANT continually drip--1) a part of his brain, a been laid bare as the rea motor accident, has kept ten- -oW boy alive in a New v H spital for two months, and insider that there is a
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    "YOUNG" NATION
    87 19 Every Italian In Three Is A Child Rome. Italy is the "youngest" nation in -—after Soviet Russia and Poland. This was claimed by Signor BuffariniSoidi, Under-Secretary for the Interior, in a speech here. three is a child. For bitants in Italy, said Sig- 3 l-Ouidi, 29.7 were not
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    BEGUN 50 YEARS AGO
    206 19 Madrid's Cathedral Still Unfinished IT is fifty years since work was begun on Madrid's cathedral, and it is not yet half finished. Madrid has four hundred churches but no cathedral. So far £400,000 has been spent on the Gothic edifice which is rising so lowly near
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    78 19 Minister To Ask For Emergency Estimates Geneva The Swiss Minister of Defence, M. Minger, will shortly lay before the Federal Parliament emergency army estimates totalling about 100,000,000 Swiss francs, or about £7,000,000 at current rates, says the "Journal de Geneve." These credits will be supplementary to the usual
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    RICH HARMONY IN U.S.
    178 19 Four "Strads" And £20,000 For Library Washington, D.C. rOUR Stradivarius violins—and £20,000 to finance their use—have been presented to the Library of Congress here. The gift was made by Mrs. Matthew John Whittall on behalf of the Gertrude Clark Whittall Foundation. In making the presentation Mrs.
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    DEARER LAW
    101 19 Restoration Of Solicitors' "Cuts" (By Air Mail.) London, April 16. Going to law, which was made cheaper during the national financial crisis, is dearer again. This follows a statutory order restoring solicitors' fees to 33-1 3 per cent, above pre-war level, the rate whi'-.h became fixed by gradual
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      219 19 vt Poisons as dangerous as the poison in *he fangs of the serpent may be created in the mouth, if particles of decaying food are allowed to remain in the crevices of the teeth. All decay is caused by germs and bacteria, invisible to the eye. Science discovered Pebeco, the
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