Malaya Tribune, 4 May 1936

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    38 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VoL XXLTL- —No. 103 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MAY 4, 1936 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Monday, May 4, 1936. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MAY 4, 1936. SFSF
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      87 1 !ReoB 3Tfi« SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya B RITISH CEMENTS give GREATER STRENGTH, GREATER BEAUTY and LONGER LIFE IN CONCRETE "RED HAND" PORTLAND CEMENT STOCKED BY FERROCRETE SNOWCRETE VJUimqt COLORCRETE I t j I j MILK AT ITS BEST I SAFE FOR BABY Blue Cross Milk containsthe nourishing and essential
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      211 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUB BREAKFAST Try The TRIBUTE I w».»iMi«™iiiimMiMM^^ PEERLESS I SRASMIC SOAP S 9 I I I 1 l Dainty, Alluring, Fragrant PEERLESS W\ ERASMIC is incomparable and invaluable for the toilet and can be applied without I harm to the moat delicate skins. Refreshing and invigorating it
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES "ONLY CHINESE JUNK IN THE U.S."
    589 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES "ONLY CHINESE JUNK IN THE U.S." Captain Finds Boat He Once Saikd New York. CAPTAIN ALFRED NILSON, captain of "The only Chinese junk in the United States," the Amoy, has finished the general overhauling which has kept the boat beached at the foot of Cedarhill Avenue here
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    ITALIAN NAVY
    50 2 Rome, Apr. 19. Two new light cruisers, the Duca Degli Abruzzi and the Garibaldi, will be launched on Tuesday at La Spezzia and Trieste respectively. The new cruisers displaced 8,000 tons, and are armed with ten guns of 154 mile-metre calibre, and 16 guns of 100 mile-metre calibre.
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    SHIPBUILDING IN GERMANY
    376 2 Predominance Of Foreign Orders Differing figures of tonnage under construction in Germany have recently been published. Lloyd's Register gave the total as 254,121 gross tons, but the Geimanischer Lloyd's figure, which included ships ordered but not begun, was 438,900 tons, of which 211,700 tons were on German
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      429 2 *s»i-' i {^Ty^^BjKj^^HßSMffS^^Sl^SS^ and BRITISH INDIA P. A 0. S. N. COYs SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Dua. Tonnage. Spore. 1986. SOUDAN 6,500 May 6 RANPURA 17,000 May 10 RAWALPINDI 17,000 May 23 BURDWAN 6,070 June 4 CORFU '5,000 Jane 6 RANCHI 47,000 Jane 19 SOMALI 6,810 July 1 NALDERA 16,000 July S
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      584 2 Y. K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated in Japan). To LONDON, via Penang, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles ft 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
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      510 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath. Excellent Cuisine. AVnAa FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From Spore Malacca Port Penang M S Sham ERRIA 5-5 5-5 6-5 8-5 LALANDIA 26-5 26-5 27-5 29-5 JUTLANDIA 16-6 16-6
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      475 2 STEAMEH BAIMM* w NORDDEUTSCHER iSju LLOYD W Incorporated in Germany i. The undernoted are the ComDanv intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. For MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA JAPAN Due S'p 19 Jo. f "N2CKAR" "SCHARNHORST" omits North China J ua 3 HOMEWARDS FOR HOLLAND, HAMBURG |ND BREMEN:— •'POTSDAM" also calls Marseilles, Barcelona
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    167 3 LITTLE INTEREST BEING SHOWN Consumers Holding Off By Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Monday morning. Rubber (Singapore) cts. unchanged. Market Tone: Dull. Tin (Singapore), $101 Vi, down Mi-to-day's Prices: London: 7 7 16d., unchanged. .Market Tone: Quiet. N. w York: 16% cts., down IUG ct Market Tone: Dull.
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    SELANGOR RUBBER
    48 3 The Financial Times Glasgow correspondent telegraphs:—Selangor Rubber Co s profit £6.981 <agst. £8,440), plus 114.503 brought in. Div. 5 p.c, less tax •agst. 6» 2 p.c.), £6,000, and £93 for depreciation, reducing bldgs., plant and machinery account to £1, leaving £15.391 forward, subject to managers' commission.
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    FINANCIAL NEWS & VIEWS LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1528 3 FINANCIAL NEWS VIEWS LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS Th. following share quotations are issued by Fraser and Co and Lyall and Evatt:— MINING Singapore, Monday, 10 a.m. Issue. Fiaser i^yali Value Co. fcvatt 4 -Arnpat 5,3 5,7% 5j9 6,3 £1 A. Kumbang 28 9 3l b 28 3 29 6 El
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    MARITIME OILFIELDS
    67 3 Edinburgh correspondent of The Financial Times telegraphs:—Amount at credit of profit and loss of Maritime Oilfield (Edinburgh) for 1935, including £245 brought in, was £7,628 (£5.233». Subject to declaration of Pref. and Ord. divs. of New Erunswick Gas and Oilfields, and including share (£2,110) of dominion income-tax refund
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    CROWN LIFE INSURANCE
    432 3 The Annual General Report rpHE thirty-fifth annual report of the Crown Life Insurance Company, covering the operations of the year ended Dec. 31, 1935, was recently published in Toronto, as follows:— Very substantial progress was made in every department during the year 1935. New policies issued amounted
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    PINEAPPLE EXPORTS
    91 3 During the week ending Apr. 25. export! from Malayan ports amounted to 40.274 cases, of which: 28.910 (58 per cent.i cases were to the United Kingdom. 365 (1 per cent.) cases to the Continent of Europe, 10.106 «33 per cent.i cases io Canada, and 3,893 <8 per cent.)
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    TROPICAL AGRICULTURE
    89 3 The Colonial Office announces that in view cf the increasing number of the tropical agricultural problems with which it has now to deal the Secretary of State for the Colonies has decided to appoint an Assistant Agricultural Adviser in addition to his present Agricultural Adviser. Mr. F. A.
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    RUBBER AT 8d. SOON
    600 3 A FORECAST Mincing Lane Very Optimistic (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, April 22. r rilE extensive way in which rubber A shares are now being tipped by brokers suggests that they may short.y become the star turn in the Stock Exchange. So far
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      115 3 i —r SOUTH iiiutimi INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., 'Incorporated in New Zealand.) FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR ana WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. W. J. DEXTER. Manager. Office 2, Green. THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED. (Incorporated in England) SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, P'Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital £2,000.000 t aid-up Capital £1,000,000 reserve Fund 500,000 HEAD OFFICE:
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      31 3 THE 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, General Manager.
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      497 3 The P.&O. Banking Corporation, Ltd. (Incorporated in England) SAFE DEPOSIT SERVICE Safe Deposit facilities arc now available at the P. O. Banking Corporation, Ltd., Union Building, Singapore. Conditions of service and full particulars may be obtained on application to the Manager. Safes are available from $5 per annum upwards. THE
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    LEPERS IN THE EMPIRE
    690 4 King's Interest THE PROGRESS M ADE IN INDIA LETTER from the King cqmmending the efforts being mai stamp out the scourge of I, from those parts of the British pire where it still exists was n the meeting of the general comi of the British Empire
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    EGYPTIAN ELECTIONS
    52 4 Reuter Wireless. Cairo. Ap;. 29. The Egyptian elections will occur n May 2, as arranged, despite the < of King Fuad. The Cabinet has vet decided who is now the presun tive heir to the Throne. No won allowed to reign in Egypt and Pri Farouk's four sisters,
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      565 4 M. HASSAN 36 37, BRAS BASAH ROAD, SINGAPORE. We undertake all sorts of work j in electrical, gas and water service lines. We give prompt attention to all orders either big or small. Why not consult us about your requirements Estimate submitted upon re- quest without charge or obliga- tion.
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      588 4 Read THE HOME JOURNAL. Stories and Articles by Malayan writers. A splendid hobby in SUM-WORDS competition. THE HOME JOURNAL. Readers please note that this periodical will be on sale on the sth of every month, instead of the first. The May issue will therefore be ON SALE STH MAY. FOR
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      704 4 JOHORE GOVERNMENT TENDERS. TENDERS will be received at the office of the Hon'ble the State Secretary, Johore Bahru, up to aoon of the 14th: May, 1936, for the Construction of the following buildings at Jalan Petrie, Johore Bahru. (i) Two Class II Quarters, (ii) One Class 111 Quarters, (iii) One
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      368 4 STATE OF JOHORE IN THE COURT OF THE JUDGE AT MUAR. Chargee's Application No. 54 of 1935. Maruthappa Pillai s,o Muthukaruppa Pillai, Administrator of the estate and effects of Vythilingam Pillai (A.M.V.) sjo Muthukaruppa Pillai, Deceased, late of Muar, Chargee and Kamsiah binte Abdul Jabbar of Jalan Daud. Muar Chargor.
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      356 4 LADIES" WRIST WATCHES k SWISS MADE L;. J CHROMIUM PLATED IP* I JEWEL MOVEMENT i £_*-L UNBREAKABLE li z i 5, 1h as good as THEY ARE ■*mSJ' BEAunruL ■H A large assortment to B|H| choose from at only 18 Wa $5.50 each. 429, North Bridge Road. (Near Middle Road).
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      10 4 PHILLIPS RUBBER SOLES HEELS. Famous for Quality. From all Shoe-makers.
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      285 5 fa£r« '";lf* f r~ t /I \z^^^ i^i^^ I I■'. THE NEW FOR D vT F 0 Rig 36 Why do we say The New Ford Tr« n*>~ T e mUCh mo e b:at fif »<~*»* *ear ratio. The cooling ffra t<>f m J he h o d is n
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW- To-Day's Shipping
    28 6 THE DESIRADE The Desirade is due here to-morrow from Colombo, and will sail the same da?for Saigon, Tourane and Haiphong.
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    THE HARBOUR
    112 6 SHIPS \LONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, May 4. East Wharf (Entrance Gate I) Rajula 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Erria 18; Alipore 16; Achiliesl4; Pres. Wilson U; Shirala 9; Aelybryn G. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Siamese Prince 30; Ipoh 32, Steel Ranger 34;
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    30 6 Mails' expected from Netherlands Indies by Air (Netherlands), time ot delivery of boxholders' letters only 1 p.m. and general delivery of letters and parcels 1 40 p.m. to-morrow.
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    22 6 The mail despatched from Singapore on Apr S by the Ranchi was delivered in London on May 2 (23 days).
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    Money Market
    283 6 SELLING Singapore, May L London 4 months' sight 3 32 London 3 months' sight fl« London 60 days' sight gj JJJ London 30 days' sight Mg London demand 3J Jgi London 2 1 4 A :*J Lyons anc Paris" demand *J* Hamburg demand *j£ New York demand rf/*
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    AMUSEMENTS
    81 6 ALHAMBRA.— -Dangerous Water., with Jack Holt, etc. CAPITOL.— "Top Hat" with Fred Astaiie, Ginger Rogers, etc. PAVILION Little Lord Fauntleroy. GREAT WORLD. —Cabaret Dancing. Side-shows, Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs. Cinemas, Talkies, etc. MARLBOROUGH. —Eddie Cantor m Kid Millions." NEW WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing, Side-shows, Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies etc.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    84 6 Kepong. British. 1.322 tons; from Penam 2.5 to Fremantle 6.5. Hafthar. Norweigian, 761 tons; from Penang 4.5 to Bangkok 4.5 Rajula. British. 4,702 tons; from Macras 2.5 to Madras 7.5. Mapia, Dutch, 4.345 tons; from CcUcr.ua 3.5 io Batavia 7.5. Prachatipok. Siamese, 603 tons; from Bangkok 3.5 to
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      248 6 MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL J TO-NIGHT Cocktail Dance cahabbt attraction 6.:m> to 8.i5 P .m. The Wortli Dinner Dance Sisters (informal) The Popular American 9.30 to midnight Dance Team Non-Diners $1.00 Directed by DAN HOPKINS I AT THE E I .g, 1 j Sea View Hotel I IDEAL SEASIDE RESORT j
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      193 6 1 v j VISIT THE 10l ItTII IXM AL j j British Trade Fair at fee till EAT WOULD j IST TO 9TH MAY, 19.>6. j Officially opened by H.E. The Officer Administering 186 Stalls and Separate Motor Section displaying nearl> 100 J Motor Vehicles. t OPENING LAST NIGHTS. \N
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      290 6 F~ EMPIRE TALKIE j (Tanjong Pagar) S I p.m. TO-NIGHT 9.15 p.m. X K.O. Radio s Great Screen Sensation j "RED MORNING" j I with j S STEFFI PUNA, REGIS TOOMBI Mutiny! Shipwrecked! Actions! Gre-1 and Vengeance! Thundering Thrills and Flaming Romance on Savage South Sea Islands! j 1 SEE
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      113 6 1 Postal Intelligence j i SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY India East, North, Southend west (Shirala) 2 p.m. sUnn5 Urm 'Raub) 2 p.m. Pontianak (A.ahanl 4D m. Tandjong Pandan (Asahan) p.m. TO-MORROW PF-naerane (Aik Soon) 9 am Cevton res wlLsoni *2 a fnd y o-China J Desirade, 2 p.m. Netherlands Indies,
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      80 6 Diary of the Day ——t. WHAT'S ON Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, MAY 4 High Tides:—9.3B a.m., 9.37 p.m. Football: S.A.F.A. League, Div. 11, S.C.F.A. 11, v. Ft. Canning. An.son Road Stadium; Com. Cup, M.P.H. v Straits Times, Post Office ground. Friendlies. St. Joseph's Institution I v Minto C.U..
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    ACQUITTED OF MURDER CHARGE NOW DESTITUTE IN ENGLAND
    241 7  -  VICTIMISED? An Ex-Police Officer Tells His Story (By Air Mail Dove**, April 2:1 an Y a few hours ago a youn? U man tanned by Oriental suns, stepped on to the quayside nere from a cross-Channel steamer bis pocket he had only
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    ACCUSED OF MURDER
    486 7 On Evidence Of Police Driver -Night after night we had received similar messages from Chinese anxious t0 r O e fwe a wem 10 to' see to this latest report Ordinarily the other "Aj* would have gone alone, but as he: wa, new to the district I
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE
    52 7 Arrangements For "School Practice 3 arrangement with the Education p department, school practice of affi es College students taking education Part of their course will begin on Monday. at 7.45 a.m.; for men idenb at Victoria School and for ""-a tudents at Raffles Girls' School ui(i the Methodist
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    SETTLEMENT ON LAND
    156 7 The New Carnegie Scheme British Wireless. T TT London, May 3. HE Carnegie United Kingdom Trust announces the approaching termination of grants for public libraries Hem so noted a feature of its policy in past years. Trustees are of opinion that in this field and some ethers
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    SANCTIONS FRONT
    149 7 House Qf Lords Motion Withdrawn Reuter Wireless. London, Apr. 29. "AS long as the sanctions front is n maintained I still believe Italy will find she is in a far worse position than if he never resorted to War." declared Lc 1 d Stanhope, replying to a House
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    TARIFF WALLS
    117 7 Significant Coincidence Of Views Reuter. London, May 1. SIGNIFICANCE 's attached to the coincidence 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 in the
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    THE BUDGET
    128 7 Select Committee On "Leakage"? British Wireless. London, May 3. FURTHER consultations have taken place between the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the chairman of Lloyds regarding rumours of the leakage of budget secrets, which arose out of the unusual amount of business in budget risks which occurred in
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    DENTIST ALLEGES BLACKMAIL
    820 7  -  Name Not Disclosed PATIENT'S HUSBAND SENT FOR TRIAL (By Air Mail London, Apr., 22. T\RAMATIC evidence of an alleged attempt at blackmail by the husband of one of his patients was given by a dentist whose name was not disclosed. In fhe dock was Charles Cavanagh, 63,
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    HEALTH
    175 7 In order to create rich, Dure, red blood, certain rules should be folTowed. Observe regular hours, eat only good, plain, wholesome food, take moderate exercise, and spend as much time as possible in the fresh air. To supplement these mean? of building up the blood there IS nothing better
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      87 7 SAVE YOUR LINEN by Marking It With CASH'S WOVEN NAMES Woven on fine Cambric Tape in fast colours. They are easily attached and will not harm the daintiest fabric. They protect clothing from loss or misuse, 12 doz. $2.50, 6 doz. $1.90, 3 doz. $1.40. Ask Mr. KOO PON below
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      45 7 Everyday new groups of TOURISTS come to witness this IMPORTANT FACT French Indochina TS A TRULY TOPPING LAND for old monuments, fine hill stations, curious populations, exciting big game hunting EXCELLENT ROADS, GOOD HOTELS (FRENCH CUISINE) Apply to Official Tourist Bureau P.O. Box 186, Saigon.
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      114 7 Your Home People trill sodn be saying this Have you bought your trunks? m /jdjk CABIN TRUNK i Handy sized Trunk. //sLL ifc Brown canvas. 3 Cane i W£i Battens. Lift out tray. -r^^ 1 5 5 Two Lever Locks. *j Handles each end. Ply- Roomy. Length 30 inch. *vimn
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      566 8 .♦.One of the most exciting Stories ever filmed! If you enjoy Adventure and Sensational Episodes—here's your show! «j« ||ALH AM BR A— f t" J I DYNAMITE I j no: rose* 1 «*Ka» v JS« t THEATRE ROYAL' Come early to Avoid Rush. COMING SOON! A Grand STAGE SHOW REX
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      346 9 Last Day! FINAL SHOWING TO-NIGHT of the film -v k me him which won for Miss DAVIS the greatest honour of the filmdom. Vl(TOIIIA A GLOBE 6.15 ft 9.15 TO-NIGHT 7.15 9.30 Mother of t hose surprise kite that are becoming a habit with Warner Bros. fsrx T*«-"KJ«s*E^=rf Fox's Sensational
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      148 9 TIVOLI I I 7 P.M. TO-NIGHT 9.15 P.M. hum sZ&T&f OEOR6EUWI* CHAPTERS 1 TO 6 UNREST IN IRELAND Twenty Arrests Follow Midnight Raid Ixindon, Apr. 30. Twenty men. including Scan McSv/iney. a member of the Cork Corporation, have been detained following a midnight raid by large forces of heavily armed
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      252 9 I I 1 BASIL RATH BONE jfcj. L 1 i DA\CC ft rv r% WES?* lur,d »fom London rri- H| 1 ROSS ALEXANDER umphi by tht prix fllm I GUY KIBBEE «>U of the ytar, ERROL I A @IK)pOlilan Production WLW J. FLYNN stornu hit way H I A First
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    MALAYAN MATTERS
    650 10 in its fifth year, and still growing, the Singapore British Trade Fair has created for itself a permanent place in the calendar cf local annual events. From the number and variety of the goods on show, it is clear that the Fair has in no way lost popularity
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    SUEZ CANAL
    113 10 Increase In Maximum Dues Reuter. Carlo, May 3. A DECREE signed by King Fuad on the morning of his death, with reference to the recent agreement between the Suez Canal Company and the Egyptian Government has been published It fixes the maximum Canal dues at 63 piastres (about
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    MOTOR OUSTS HORSE
    114 10 Famous Fleet Of Vans To Go British Official Wireless. London, May 3. The well-known distillery firm of Messrs. James Buchanan have dec'.oed, owing to traffic conditions, to replace with motor vehicles the stable of splendid horses and fleet of coach built vans, the turnout of which has
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    WILLIAM MORRIS
    128 10 Permanent Memorial To Poet And Designer British Official Wireless. London, May 3. A permanent exhibition of works of art, the nucleus of which is formed by a magnificent collection including a splendid group of his own paintings, given by the Royal Academician. Mr. Frank Brangwyn, is to be
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    MR. HAROLD COX
    57 10 SIR ARTHUR ROSE British Official Wireless. London. II v 3 Sir Arthur Rose, commissioner for special areas in Scotland, has resigned. His resignation is on grounds of health. He has also relinquished the office of chairman of the General Board oi Control for Scotland which ne has held for over
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    SIR ARTHUR ROSE
    246 10 That Resolution •PHE above heading has become well known. It refers to the resolution passed by the committee of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association in March regarding the duties of nominees cf the Association to the Municipal Commission. Ar. worded in the original minutes, the resolution declared that the nominees
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    NOTES & COMMENTS That Resolution
    144 10 •THE committee also passed a resolu r ion to the effect that it "wishes to disassociate itself from any interpretation of the Press of the resolution of Mar. 30 regarding the relations between the Straits Settlements (Singapore* Association, the committee and their nominee? to the Municipal Commission." This expression of
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    "Rebuff"
    323 10 JN deciding to increase the production quota by five per cent, for the second half of the current year, the International Rubber Regulation Committee took the market by surprise. The decision was not even remotely anticipated and as a result prices dropped sharply in London, Amsterdam and Ne\* York, though
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    The Rubber Quota
    7 10 Topics Of The Day By "Looker On"
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    "Better Late—"
    334 10 i MAN runs an amusement park and a poultry farm at the same time. We suppose he made up his mind to make a living by fair means or fowl. A A "Lessons in Skating," reads an advertisement in an English newspaper. In how many sittings? "Well-known sculler has married
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    Topics Of The Day
    46 10 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE, MONDAY,. MAY 4, 1936. MR. HAROLD COX Death Of Distinguished Economist London, May 3. Mr. Harold Cox, the economist and vigorous advocate as a journalist and politician of the older style of classic "peace, retrenchment and reform" died yesterday aged 76.—British Official Wireless.
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      17 10 THE RAILWAYS OFFER FACILITIES FOR THE COLLECTION, HANDLING, STORAGE, TRANSPORT AND DELIVERY OF FREIGHT OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
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    FIRE AND PILLAGE IN ETHIOPIAN CAPITAL ADDIS ABABA A FLAMING INFERNO
    267 11 MOB LAW PREVAILS IMPERIAL PALACE SACKED BY RIOTERS WITH the flight of the Emperor and Empress of Abyssinia to Djibouti, in French Sumaliiand, the war in Ethiopia is virtually over. The centre of Addis Ababa is in flames and
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    CHAOTIC CONDITIONS
    175 11 City In Hands Of Drink Maddened Rioters Reuter. Mr Van Eneert's latest despatch timed 1900 <7 p.m.» Abyssinian time *rvs that two American missions sot through word that they were in no 1m- mediate danger but otherwise conditions continue chaotic. An American newspaper correspondent was wounded by sword
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    EMPEROR FLEES
    314 11 Seeks Refuge In French Somaliland Reuter. London, May 2. The British Minister at Addis Ababa has reported to London that the Emperor has left Addis Ababa for Djibouti, accompanied by the Empress and the Crown Prince The Emperor had an interview with the British Minister, Sir Sidney Barton,
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    THE ONLY COURSE
    216 11 Emperor Leaves Capital At Midnight Addis Ababa. May 3. Reuters soecial correspondent in Addis Ababa, in the couse of his first message after the departure of the Emperor, despatched from the British Legation by wireless owing to the closing dewn of the Government station, says tha. late
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    LOOTING BEGINS
    306 11 Many Corpses Lying In Streets Reuter. When the populace realised that the Emperor and his Ministers had gone the townsfolk began looting the shops. Laughing men and women were seen wearing lophats and European clothing Later, when much liquor had been consumed, fierce wrangling over the loot began
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    BRITISH DOCTOR SHOT
    368 11 By Drunken Leader Of Mob Of Looters Reuter. Addis Ababa. May 3. The British ambulance leader, Dr. Melly, was shot and seriously wounded by an Ethiopian this morning. Dr. Melly stopped his car to pick Ufj a wounded Ethiopian when the drunken leader of a mob of
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    JAPAN'S CONCERN
    417 11 Will Take Steps To Safeguard Her Rights Reuter Wireless. Tokyo, May 3. Officialdom is watching events In Ethiopia with the deepest concern In view of Japan's treaty, commercial and other vested interests, including her exports to Ethiopia approximating 10,000,000 yen annually, which it is feared, Italy will shut
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    SPREAD OF RIOTS
    68 11 French Send Troops To Addis Ababa Reuter. Djibouti, May 4. FRENCH Somaliland authorities are despatching two companies of Senegalese troops to Addis Ababa to clear the railway station in con seouence of the spread of rioting to points along the railway. For example a goods train has
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    772 12 REAL ISSUE No Instructions As To Voting A L ?A DING article in the Straits fccho strongly endorses the opinion of the Malaya Tribune that nommees of Associations on such *oriLE Ml L nic, Pal C of voting 8 haVe entire Swf:-
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    MEMBERS AND MANDATES
    306 12 Judgment Must Never Be Sacrificed The article by "L.C.L.," entitled "Members and Mandates," reads:— The reasoned view of that sober and scholarly publication called "The Law Journal" may be studied withoutprejudice particularly by the Committee members of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association who claim that their nominees
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    NON-GOVERNMENT CHANDU
    310 12 Severe Punishment For Smugglers Singapore, Monday. LARGE hauls of non-Government chandu and opium which have been made by Preventive Service Officers in the Singapore Harbour lately have given evidence that the smuggling of illicit drugs into the Colony is on the increase. Shortly after 7.30 p.m. on Wednesday,
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    GERMAN PLANE CRASH
    60 12 Reuter Wireless. Berlin, May 1. It is revealed that six occupants of a military aeroplane were killed when their machine crashed in the city of Ulm. The tragedy was not reported la the German press but it is believed that several pedestrians were killed and :n--jured. The
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    SOUTH AFRICA'S DEFENCE
    41 12 Reuter Wireless. Capetown, Apr. 30. Mr. Pirow, the Minister for Defence, on the invitation of the British Government, is leaving for England on May 22, tc discuss matters affecting communications and the defence of South Africa. —Reuter Wireless.
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    LATE KING FUAD
    156 12 Impressive Funeral In Cairo Reuter Wireless. Cairo, Apr. 30. 1 MIDST impressive ceremony Egyptian sailors from the Royal yacht carried King Fuad's coffin from the Abdin Palace and placed it on a gun-carriage drawn by six black horses A on 2Panied by salutes by guns fired in
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    DEATH OF MR. J. G. DUPONTET
    79 12 Singapore, Monday. THE death of Mr. J. G. Dupontet, managing director of Engineers and Contractors, Ltd., occurred at the General Hospital, Singapore, this morning. Mr. Dupontet was taken ill very suddenly yesterday. He had been a number of years in Singapore and was formerly
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    HEROIC PRIEST
    70 12 Man Who Gave His Life For Lepers Reuter. Antwerp, May 3. A crowd of 100.000, headed by King Leopold, watched the arrival of the Belgian sailing cadet ship Mercator with the body of the heroic Father Damien on board from the leper island of Molokai. The body was
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    CALAIS—KOWLOON
    46 12 All The Way By Rail Reuter Wireless. London, Apr. 30. A railway journey all the way from Calais to Hongkong is now possible as the last rail of the Canton-Hankow Railway was laid yesterday. Traffic is expected to open in the middle of May.—Reuter Wireless.
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    THAT S. S. A. RESOLUTION AMENDED
    351 12 The Committee And Press Comment THE minutes of the meeting of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association held on April 27 have now been made available. The minutes of the previous resolution were amended, the resolution then passed being altered to read as follows: "This
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    DR. ECKENER
    30 12 Reuter Wireless. London, May 1. The Royal Aeronautical Society's gold medal for aeronautics has been awarded to Doctor Hugo Eckener for his technical achievements in lighter-than-air craft.—Reuter Wireless.
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    THE ASSIZES
    157 12 Only Two Cases On The List Singapore, Monday. rpHE third session of the Criminal Assizes for Singapore which commenced before Mr. Justice Adrian Clark to-day, constitutes a record, there being only two cases on the list. The first of these is a case of attempted armed robbery against
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    "WESAK DAY"
    157 12 Buddhist Celebration In Singapore Wesak Day, the Birthday of Lord Buddha, the founder of Buddhism, will be celebrated on Tuesday, May 5, by the Singapore Buddhist Association at 67, Spottiswoode Park Road, and the annual visit to the Leper Asylum, will take place on the same day, when
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    MR. J. L. FERNANDO
    97 12 Death Of Well-Known Ceylon Planter Singapore, Monday. News has been recevied of the death of a well-known Ceylon planter in the person of Mr. John Leo Fernando who died in Negombo, Ceylon, last nteht The deceased, who was 68 years old, haa been planting in Ceylon
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    CATHOLICS HONOURED
    94 12 Pope's Awards To Singapore Residents Friends of two old residents of Singapore, Messrs. L. J. Shepherdson and W F. Mosbergen, J.P., will learn with pleasure that His Holiness The Pope has been pleased to confer on each of them for their devoted service in connection wnh the Cathedral
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    FEDERAL RUBBER STAMP CO.
    117 12 The Federal Rubber Stamp Co. have 10 o e to n new an d larger premises at 5, Raffles Place, Singapore m^ tabl l Shed in 1905 as makers of 2rSS S i a S? s V this Co mpany has built up round this business
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    36 12 The death of Mrs. Jesudason, wife on the Rev. T. J. S. Jesndason, who was toSSSK T ith the Met *odist Mission Sir for many years, occurred at of Apr 29 nCe Tanj re South India
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    55 12 The Rev. Father F. M Oliver will Church h f«/ ar r eWell sermon I? The Church of St. John the Divine Inoh at evensong on May 17. The sing a Vesper Hymn specially comDoswi for the occasion by Mr A J C Toners 1 music by Mrs. Towers,' and
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    43 12 A celebration ofthebirthday of the Lofrd fcuddha will taMe tLhLZm JSf Ramakriahna Xion TreSSel, fh.^yfi dha anam and in English on SV 1 an j* tea chings of Buddha will Mr d X Ve M d R SSL N X Bh sjarananaa SS"
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    INTERNEES SHOT
    108 12 Attempted Escape From British Guard Reuter Wireless. Nairobi, Apr. 30. Three of the thirty-one Italian native troops who escaped from the internment camp were shot when they refused to surrender to a patrol of the King's African Rifles. Six were drowned trying to cross a flooded river and
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    LAKE TSANA
    46 12 Italian Air Port For Flying Boats Reuter Wireless. Rome, May 1. It is announced that a completely equipped air-port for flying-boats is in course of construction by the Italian engineering corps on the shores of Lake Tsana, near the Peninsula of Gorgors Reuter Wireless.
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    56 12 Mr. H. A. Campbell who returned from home leave by the m.s. Lalandut on the 29th instant, has taken over management of Sungei Ular, Estate. Kulim, from Mr. L. C. Maria Sube mi was acting for him. Mr. L. C. Maria Sube is being transferred to Nigel Gardner Estate. Batang
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    19 12 Mr. Chew Soo Seng of Sungei Dial Estate. Kulim. has been appointed ai Assessor for the district of Kulim
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    SOCIALIST MAJORITY IN FRANCE FINAL RESULTS OF ELECTIONS
    216 13 375 238 Leon Blum To Be Premier? Reuter. THE final results of the French elections, issued after the second ballot, show that the Leftists have a clear majority of 137 over the other parties—375 against 238. >!. Leon Blum will probably be
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    ALL-INDIAN AEROPLANE
    20 13 Successful Trial Flight Of f irst Machine Bangalore, Mysore. The Jrst aeroplane to be built in University. 6
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    THE ALHAMBRA
    226 13 Jack Holt In A Sea Drama AT THE CINEMA Singapore, Monday. -rjANGEROUS Waters," which opened v at the Alhambra last night, is a film replete with thrills and should go down v/ell with those who like "he-men" pictures. Jack Holt is the hero and this husky, two-fisted giant
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    ONLY TWO FINISHERS
    134 13  -  Every Horn? Fell In Irish Race (By Air Mail Belfast, Northern Ireland Apr. 13. CVERY horse fell and only two flnish- ed during the race for the Hunt Cup at North Down Harriers' point-to-point meeting at Ballyhaft, near here. In an exciting finish, Mr. Jim Bamber's Aira
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    CUSTOMS UNION IN NORTH CHINA?
    538 13 JAPAN DEMAND Hopei Governor Declines Shanghai. May 3. JHE Japanese military has laid tion «f WI J, a Plan for the concentration of Japanese troops at Shichiichong, Fengtai, Kalgan, SSSSd 2?"SS2: a nd Chinfha to help th; Communists. The scheme wll Che C Yur ,Ca
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    SMUGGLERS' TERROR
    116 13 French-Canadian Captain Dead Gaspe Basin, Quebec. A pioneer French-Canadian sailor who once amputated his Dwn leg with a butcher's knife has died here at the age of 72. He was Captain Alfred Lecouvee— known as "The Smugglers' Terror" For nearly 50 years he patrolled the St. Lawrence River
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    SCOTTISH AMATEUR OPEN GOLF
    64 14 E. Hamilton Wins The Title Reuter. Carnoustie, May 2. E. HAMILTON, of Ralston, won the Scottish Amateur Golf Championship beating Robert Neill, of Eas Renfrew, by one hole, over 36 hoes. Tne Australian champion, Ferrier, was eliminated in the second round. I" the third round Hamilton
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    PERRY WINS
    79 14 British Hard Courts Tennis Final Reuter. Bournemouth, May 2. IN the British hard courts lawn tennis final. Perry beat Austin, 6—2, B—6, 6—3. In the women's doubles, Miss StamBieu and Miss James beat Miss AllLster ;inci Mjss Nulhall. 6—3, 6—4. and Miss Tncke? and Mrs. Hughes bea, Mrs.
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL
    48 14 Biss?«*i Triumph Over 'Gloucester Reuter. London, May 2. THE folli hit Rugby Union matches were played to-day: Aberavori 3 Llanelly 0 Bristol 13 Gloucester 0 Cardiff 3 Neath 5 Hartlepool R. n Cakes XV 24 Northam] ton Coventry 15 Plymouth A. 0 Torquay A 3 —Reuter.
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    COUNTY CRICKET RESULTS
    111 14 First Returns Of The Season Reuter. London, May 2. ritHE following were the scores when i stumps were drawn at the end of the first day's play to-day:— M.C.C. v. Yorks, at Lord's. M.C.C. 170 (Smailes 5 for 63). Yorks 123 for 3. Glamorgan v. Kent, at
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    ENGLISH AMATEUR CUP
    29 14 Casuals Beat Ilford In Final Reuter. West Ham, May 2. IN the English Amateur Cup Final re-play, the Casuals beat Ilford by two goals to nil.—Keuter.
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    KENTUCKY DERBY
    52 14 Bold Venture Wins In Exciting Finish Reuter. Louisville, May 2. THE Kentucky Derby resulted as follows: 1. BOLD VENTURE. 2. BREVITY. 3. INDIAN BROOM. Won by a head; six lengths between second and third. Betting: -lfl to 1 Bold Venture; 6 to 5 Brevity; 2 to" 1 Indian
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    Week-End Cricket In Singapore FULL RESULTS OF MATCHES
    560 14 SFSF Singapore, Monday. DEV&KAL interesting cricket matches were played in Singapore D during the week-end. The big match between the S.CC. and the United Services was interrupted ly rain and ended in !a draw. Another match, between the Indian Association and the
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    BRILLIANT BOWLING
    345 14 Sabapathy Takes Six For Three A brilliant bowling performance by R. Sabapathy lor the Ceylon Sports Clubs gave his side a four wicket victory m a cncket match against the Royal Artillery (Changi) at Balestier Plain yesterday afternoon. Sabapathy took six wickets for 3 runs which Is indeed
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    AT HONG LIM GREEN
    253 14 Chinese Triumph Over Roxy XI The S.C.R.C. beat the Roxy XI at Hong Lim green yesterday by two wickets and 11 runs. The visitors scored 51, and the Chinese passed this total with two wickets in hand. Scores! ROXY XI: Low Kee Pow b Swee Keng
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    TIME INTERVENES
    547 14 Chinese Saved From Defeat Playing on the S.R.C. ground on Saturday the S.C.R.C. and the S.R.C. drew, time intervening when the Recs. were In a strong position. Batting first the Recs scored 155 tor 8 and declared, D'cotta heading the batting with 39 and M. Valberg being nexl
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    FRANCE WINS BY 5-0
    336 14 Davis Cup Tennis Reuter. Paris, May 3. IN the remaining matches of the Davis Cup tie between France and China, Destremeau beat Khu Sin Kie, b 3, t>—2, 4—6, and Boussus beat Guy Cheng, 6—0. 6—0 6—2. KHO IMPROVES With nothing to lose, Kho put up
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    ST. ANDREW'S WIN
    216 15 Hoosainsah Seven For 19 A splendid bowling performance by Hoosainsah for St. Andrew's School was mainly responsible for the schoolboys beating the C.S.C. II by 14 runs m a cricket match played to-day. Hoosainsah took seven wickets for 19 runs. The Ceylonese batted first but were only
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    AIRMEN IN FORM
    213 15 Cricket At St Joseph's Ground The RAF. "A" team beat St. Joseph's Institution" in a cricket match on the Institution ground on Saturday by 25 runs. io The Airmen batted first and were dismissed for 116 runs. Rogers being top SC The r schoolboys could only reply
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    Y.M.C.A DEFEATED
    229 15 Low-Scoring Match On R.I. Ground The Raffles Institution beat the V.M.C.A. by 29 runs on Saturday on ,bo school ground. T1 The V M C.a. batting first were al out for 20, and the schoolboys replied with 49. Y C M e c~A.: W. R. Willis lbw. b
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    "CASUALS" AT CHANGI
    208 15 Royal Engineers Lose By Ten Wickets The 'Casuals" beat the RE. at Changi yesterday by ten wickets, but continued to bat and lost 4 wickets for 187 (Turner retired 53». Scores 1 R.E.: Sgt. Stone c Day b Turner 14; Lt. Collins c Fong Limb B. Willis
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    SWIMMING CLUB'S NEW PREMISES "AT HOME" FOR OPENING
    302 15 JUNE 19 Dance Floor Has Room For 800 u r nC v premises of the Singapore T H Lnine Club, designed by A I*« Brewer and erected under < r F h V Messrs United Engineers n0 u almost completed and lt
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    TO-DAY'S TENNIS
    103 15 s( Spring Tournsy []nds Si una pore, Monday. Mtt Uic Paying of the final tie W me Doubles Championship, vhith the contending pairs are v rSst (singles champion) and and W J. M Warden i/l Cherrington, the S.C.C. tenni tournament will be an ,nd this afternoon, the match
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    S. R. C. TENNIS
    175 15 r Singles Final To-day RESULTS of Ties in the SRC. tennis tournament are as follows: CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES S. Stewart beat Dr. W. A. Balhetchet, 6-2. 3-6. 6-2. H n. Balhetchet beat Dr. B. H. Sneares, 6-4, 6-3. LADIES SINGLES LEVEL Mi- m. Lewis beai Mrs. N.
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    FRIENDLY FOOTBALL
    58 15 Singapore. Monday. The F.M.S. Railway Institute beat the Middlesex H.S. Wings by 4—o in a friendly game of soccer on Saturday. The Railway Institute will meet the Middlesex "A" Coy. to-morrow on the Railway ground. An incident in the first Division match between the Middlesex and the Malays
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    25 15 A water polo match between a team of the Singaoore Swimming Club anJ the RE. will be played at the club tomorrow, at 5.15 r>.m-
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    SUNDAY'S RACING AT R.S.Y.C. MARION CUP CONTEST
    188 15 Kathleen 111 Wins First Event Singapore, Sunday. TO-DAY the international six-metre yachts sailed the first race of a series for the Marion C hallenge Cup during which a very light breeze —with frequent calm areas—from the S.W. to W. prevailed. The sea was
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    CHINESE FOOTBALLERS
    36 15 Shanghai. May 3. The Chinese football team for the World Olympic Games left Shanghai yesterday for Hongkong. Saigon Singapore and the Netherlands Indies to piay exhibition matches before proceeding to Berlin—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    GIRL WRITES TO KIDNAPPERS
    234 16 Greatest Experience CHAINED TO WALL FOR 30 HOURS Kansas, City, Missouri. fHREE desperadoes now serving sentence for the kidnapping of the daughter of the City Manager of this town in May 1033 receive month. ly letters from their victim, pretty Mary McElroy. Ever since their conviction,
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    LEARNT HIS GOLF IN SINGAPORE
    151 16 Open Amateur Finalist's Father Reuter Wireless. Deal, May 2. IN the 3G holes final of the British ■amateur open golf championship, Bentley beat Langley by 5 up and 4 hoi? aft6r bCing l?vH at t,,c 18lh s«n a »£i e f' S f ther> who
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    CRICKET IN K.L.
    84 16 Rangers—P.W.D. Match Stopped By Rain (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Saturday Rain prevented a result being reachiJni"H th* match p.'aycd on the P.WD. Rangers. lh PW D and the bJ-hn?lv g S ainl> due 10 excellent 2u #2 99 5 Mayo wno took six wickets ioi
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    53 16 Results In Ma.v Ladies' Spoon M.?,l x I (v i- ca j. ds wcrp talcen cut for the May Ladles Spoon (Stroke) and the following weie the scores returned Mrs. E. Litchfield 45 9 -36 Mrs. J. d. Muir AS—m z\l Mis.s If. Grieve 49 }2 Miss
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    FINAL MATCHES IN LEAGUE FOOTBALL MANCHESTER UNITED PROMOTED
    653 16 SFSF Reuter. SFSDFS FIRST DIVISION Arsenal 2 Leeds U Birmingham 1 west Bromwich a s Brentford d Lterby C a Chelsea 5 Blackburn R 1 u/erton 5 Preston me n T m 3 Manchester C. 1 Huddersfield T l Sheffield W 0
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    199 16 "Too-English" Education Alleged Paris. |N the lovely palace built i„ the rocks high over Monaco hkrfinir V old prineecs is i V h o J our tag of her grand-father! Prince PWte, th at hi J llc l4 maK,s,rate 01 Princess Ado Ule ,itll e "abducted*
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    GIRL BORN IN AN AIRPLANE
    125 16 No Mishap To Mother And Child On Way Stockholm. QWEDEN recently numbered among its population the first Swedish child ever to be born in an airplane the miant a finely developed gut was born In an ambulance machine wnich was conveying the mother Horn uvertornea,
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    AMERICAN INDIANS
    141 16 Getting: More And More Numerous Washington. American Indians arc getting more and more numerous contrary to general belief th:y are far iron; belli dying race. *"1 fact, if their present rate of giowth continues. Mr. John Collier, commissioner of Indian Affair, de uaied in a speech here, the
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    QUESTIONNAIRE TO GERMANY
    149 18 Further Meeting Of Cabinet Reuter Wireless. London, Apr. 29. THE coming questionnaire to be sent to Germany was considered by the Cabinet but a further meeting will be necessary to give final approval of the questionnaire which is likely to be ssnt to Germany either on Friday
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    41 18 Officer Administering Govt. To Speak H. E. the Officer Administering the Government, th? Hon. Mr. A. S. Small 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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    PLOT TO SEIZE BUDAPEST
    145 18 Nazi Plan Nipped In Bud Reuter Wireless. Budapest, Apr. 29. AN alleged plot by Nazis to stage a march on Budapest and seize control was nipped in the bud, while the poli'-e i arrested the poet Bofzormenyi and eighteen other Nazi leaders. Bofzormenyi is alleged to
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    232 18 Austrian Troops On German Frontier Reuter Wireless. Vienna, Apr. 29. IT is understood that five thousand troops are stationed in the Tyrol at present which is about 80 per cent, above the normal number; also two battalions of Styrian infantry have arrived in Upper Austria near the
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    EGYPTIAN TARIFFS
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