Malaya Tribune, 12 May 1938

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales \XVIL- No. 112. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY. 12, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday, May 12, 1!> The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY, 12, 1938. FIVE CENTS.
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      155 1 rHE NEWS H YOUR AKF A S T The Made only in Canada l .S.A. OBTAINABLE FROM:— 11 !M\\\(. KFDAII. -T7 NgSj ***** SELANGOR. PERAK. PFNANG. \-«m SIXGAPOBK JOHOBK. Kedah Motor A —Hin jt t Hock Guan Hin Jo., Kock Guan Hin &Co Swee Le e Chan, 21X, General Stores,
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      10 1 I Read The SUNDAY I TRIBIiXE Dominant In Malaya I
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES FIRST CROSSING OF ATLANTIC
    905 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES FIRST CROSSING OF ATLANTIC Regular Services CKLEBRATION OF CENTENARY r j A UK centenary of regular steamer rviee* between this country and North America, which were inaugurated in 1838 by the sailings of the Shi us from Cork and the Great UV>i< ni from Bristol, was recently
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    SEQUEL TO HARBOUR EXPLOSION
    256 2 Judgment For Salvage Association N application was made to the President 'Sir Boyd Merriman), in the Admiralty Court, by the Liverpool and Glasgow Salvage Association against the master and owners of the Norwegian steamer Inna, which, after an explosion in Poole Harbour, sank and was raised
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      484 2 STEAMER SA»IJN(;S BRITISH INDIA f incorporated in England). P U S. N. CO.'fl SAILINGSOUTWARDS Due. Tonnage Spore. vm. RAJ PLi rANA 1 1 ouu May ~'u ranchi u.oou June :i so.\iAi.i 6,800 June J ALDERA 16.000 June 17 I ANPX7RA r7,000 July 1 tn.'.CALOh: July 2 RAWALPINDI W-000 July lo
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      479 2 j BANGKOK UNE. CIIINA.IAPAN LINF. j Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Big Cargo vessels with limited butt H *22 Ad ioming Private Bath, com tollable Passenger Aeeommoda- J To: Marseilles, London, Rotterdam, tion. S t Hamburg and Copenhagen. j M.S. From S pore MYa PS. P'ng To: Fort Said, Palestine.
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      385 2 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE Deutsch-Australiscbe Dampfschiffs Gcsellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore 1938 m.s. ASSUAN via Manila May 17 t m.s. KULMERLAND via Manila May 25 s.s. NORHMARK via Manila Jim. 9 f m.s. DUTBBURO i ia Manila June
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      411 2 steamer Bailings §NORDDEUTSCHI n LL011). The undernoted are the C intended fixtures: OUTWARD. For MANILA. HONGKO\, NORTH CHINA and J "SCHARNHORST" omit, Koi China I "WIEGAND" omits Hot 1 Shangai, N. China HOMEWARD. For HOLLAND. HAMBURG Sail.s from r§ 'TSAR also calls Man» ill* Oran Lisbon "GNEISENAU Ge i arr.
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    £30,000 POKER CHARGE
    241 3 (By Air Mail) New York. Miv 3. THIRTY -YEAR-OLD Mr. Henry Talbot de Vrre C'i'fon. on* of Britain s r landowners, was under n-mrd following b's romnl-vnt thai h<- \\n tr ked out of £30,000 in fifteen minutes while playing poker in a Hollywood hotel. He has
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    95 m. p. h. Cars For Roosevelt
    78 3 95 m. p. h. Ca r s For Roosevelt Washington, D. C. TWO new cars, each capable of 95 m.p.h. and built specially for the use of the President, bare been delivered to Nr. Roosevelt at the White 7 ?~-*p The cars are i rcn to arete. For the convenience
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    PERAK SULTAN'S BIRTHDAY
    657 3 Tribu tes From All Races (From Our Own Reporter> Ipoh, Wednesday. RELEGATIONS oi thj European, Indian and Ceylonese communities visited Kuala Kangsar yesterday to pay tribute to His Highness the Sultan on the occasion of his birthday. Mr. Sahib Juan. J.P., M S.C.. headed the Indian deputation
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      2397 3 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE OF REGISTRATION OF JUDGMENT. To TAN CHIOK TfiNG. late of No. 53, High Street Singapore. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE JUDGE HOLDFN AT JOHORE BAHRU. Origin] tins? Summons No. 22 o f 1933 In the Matter of The Judgments 'Reciprocal F,nfc cement j Enactment
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      189 3 ST«i I s '1:1 f'j fcf"fßß TON B take ibsca D. r UM'S |jjg| HERB TONIC For Quick Relict. obtainable from T. K. HOCK COMPANY 38. Batu Road, KUALA LUMPUR. HONG HIN COMPANY, MALACCA. L. ENG COY.7 Segamat. LYE NAM HONG COY, Johore Bahru. PEOPLE'S DISPENSARY, Johore Bahru. D. T.
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      1 3 CYMA
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    PRODUCE
    182 4 Singapore, May 11. R (81am) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $148 R (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $143 R. <Siam» W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $138 Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 1 $220 Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 2 $193 Siam Rice Lowhway" No. 3 $185 Siam
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    106 4 British Official Wireless London, May 11. Paris 177 23 32 New York 4.97 11 16 Montreal 5.003 4 Brussels 29.55 Jeneva 21.794 Amsterdam 8.934 Milan 94 9 16 Berlin 12.374 Prague 142 13 16 Copenhagen 22.40 Stockholm 19.404 Oslo 19.90 Vienna nominal Madrid nominal Lisbon 110 3 16
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    99 4 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapcre, Wednesday noon. Buyers. Sellers. No. I.X.R.S.S i.n cases (F. 0.8. May) 20 20 1 t Good F.A.Q. in bales (F. 0.8. May) 19 1911 No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) (awardable Spore) 19 7 8 20 do. May 20*8 20 4 do.
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    38 4 The s.s. Conte Verde is due here on Friday at 2 p.m., from Shanghai, Honghong and Manila. She ls expected to sail again at 7 p.m. the same day for Colombo, Bombay, Port Said. Brindisi, Venice and Trieste.
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    412 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Wednesday. RUBBER Previous To-day Change Tone Firm Firmer Spot Buyers 5 7 I Aim 116 Sellers G 515 *6 1 A Ist Forward (June) Buyers 515 16 5 7 8 —1 16 3ellers 6 iifi M Forward (July Sept» Buyers 6 Sellers 6 116
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    SUNGEI SIPUT RUBBER
    1234 4 Dividend 17' ■> Per Cent. FURTHER ISSUE OF SHARES fJiHE twenty-eighth ordinary general meeting of Sungei Siput Rubber Plantations, Ltd., was held recently at Winchester House, Old Broad Street. E.C.. Sir Ivor Phitipps, X.C.8., D.S.O. (the chairman), presiding. Mr. F. M. Jones, representing the Secretaries (British Industries
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    133 4 Singapore. May 12. Ships alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Van Heuttz 22: Hai Hing 20. Sheers Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 2) Katori Maru 18: Sarpedon 14: Santhia 11; Diomed 9; Kepong 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate
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      474 4 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. I (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) CAPITAL: Authorsed M0.000.t00.00. 'issued and Paid Up 810,000,000.00. HF\D OFFICE. CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. TELEPHONES Managing Director 3172 Secretary 4944 General Manager SSM accountant 3026 Telegraphic Address OVERSEA." LONDON BANKERS v <" HtW YORK BANKERS: Midland Bank. LM w
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      334 4 CLUB DIARY OF EVENTS [There arr nuweroui Club? in Waftpore mer'xrs of which are reader-, the "Maiuya Tribune:'. This Duin U provided spedaUv for wri. taries arc invited to co-operate in I ing it up-to-date and corrpUiU penings of general tntere» wdl included :v the "Omry o, Sy > ''Club
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    674 5  -  Ouotation By Fraser And Co. MINING apore, May 11, 5 p m. Fraser Co. Buyers Sellers 414 4 6xd bang 28 301- Malay 42 6 4716n0m 21 9 22 9 0.60 0.65 20 9 21 9 1.37» 2 1-45 21 21 9 14- 14 6 038
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    EXCHANGES
    209 5 The following are the exchange rates this morning according to the daily circular issued by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING Singapore. May 12. London T.T. 2 3 11 16 London demand 2 3 1116 Lyons demand 2040 Switzerland demand 2504 Hamburg demand 141 New York demand
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    AMERICAN MARKET DAILY REPORT
    540 5  -  By S. E. Levy Swan, Culbertson Fritz Singapore, Thursday. WE are indebted to Messrs. S. E. Lew and Co., and Messrs. Swan, Culbertson and Fritz. Singapore, for the following on American Market conditions: Messrs. White, Weld and Co, New York, report to us by cable as
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    85 5 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore. May 11. 5 p.m. Company Dividend TotaMnr Date Ex Div. year Payable Date to dare Amnat Tin 5% less tax Apr. 21 May 13 Apr. 22 8% Lahat 24% Final May 18 224% less tax inor PahangConsol 10% Int Apr. 26 June 1
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    226 5 vi Co., Ltd., $30,000 Apr, 30, Oct. 31..... 95 105 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: L I9M $400,000 Int. m nm 31, Sept. 30 100 102 norn red 1947 $1,600,000 Int. mtmi 31, Sept. 30..... 105 107 norn red. 1955 $1,000,000 Int. 4 Mar 31, Sept 30..... 110 norn
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    143 5  -  Report By Fraser And Co. Singapore, May 12. MINING. Tin three months £1G8.5.0 1W down 10-. Spot £167.15.0 down 5and New York 37 7 g cents down y a cent. Cables from London to hand this morning again report sustained demand for all the well-known counters such
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    TIN
    26 5 Singapore, May 12. fhe price of tin at noon in Siosapoie to-day was:— $85 (up ■>!_,). London spot E167.H) (down s]-); mo. lis £168 (down 10-).
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    RUBBER
    20 5 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 20% (un (4) Sellers 20' j (up W.
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    323 5 Singapore. May 12. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampat 4 4 3xd A ver Kit Jin 21 6 22 6 Bangrins 20 6 21 6 Batu Bslangor 1.40 1.45 mderiangs 13 6 14 6 X tarn Tin 0 38 0.43 Hongkong Tin 20 21 8 F 1.06
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    Naval Tribute To Builders
    660 5 First Launch THE "CITY" CLASS CRUISER QUEAT interest was taken in the launching at Messrs. Swan. Hunter and Wigham Richardson and Co.s shipyard, Wallaend, of HM.S. Edinburgh, the first vessel to bs launched on the Tyne this year, and the first cruiser at WaUjend since the
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    NEWTON ROCKLIGHTS
    91 5 Newton Rocklights team vs. Oldnam Hail Boarding School at 5 15 p.m. tcuay at Barket Road will be selected Irom the following: Edwin Gomes, Sydney Ortega. B. Beins. J. Chua, P Carson, C. I. Valberg. A. Kadir J. Phang, M. Phang R. De Rosario «Capt.t. W. E>s. H.
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION
    171 5 Bark Crepe (Earth Rubber* to 14« Virgin Lump H s s to 14-J 4 The next Auelion will be held on Wednesday May 18, U>3B. Prices Realised At Sales Yesterday At the Singapore chamber of Commerce Rubber Association's 1381 st Auction on May 11 the following were:
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      249 5 You suffer from J sleeplessness: mmgmmmmwm S'ecp'evs; ess is the Iftl symptom of NfERI B mWĔJI Irrable, The neaic» Kti "out of control* and will net re c 'I Ivy I rep t' body in a WĔ Wm9 late c f unrrsUiral eNcitemcnt, preventing Zm Wmm slecr robbing f» c
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    DELIBERATE ATTACK ON U.K. SHIPS
    243 6 London, May 11. ft 3 lONS ra asked in tne Commons X'- -day :.:<• raids by Spanish insurgent r.iicrafrcn Vale uc*a harco .u\ in co rs.? c f do iage was done to British and E It so seamen were injured. I.* d took pace
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    Sikar People's Demand
    121 6 BUcar, May 5. THY. Public Committee has sent tele- Krnms to H. E. the Vicroy and the Politic tI rv. at Simla, the Hon'ble the Resident :>t Rajoutna and His Highliaharala Prime Minister .and the R of J pur. stating that the public art- suffering on account
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    IRAN FLIES MAIL TO BAGHDAD
    50 6 Tehran. 7HE sir-mail service between 1 Tehran and Kfrnian««hah b,cn extended over the lirq front r to Baghdad. Aiiopiauts leave Tehran every •Ifp.esis*y mdfnVng and return frpm Baghdad on the following day.. No jjurefl for f.»rc!{rn c? ;t:mati. ur bb n\ accepted for the present.
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    COCOA INQUIRY?
    170 6 Lcndcn, May 11. REPLYING Cor the Colonial Secretary, 14 n: c attention was called in a Commcns question to the cycle of riots ano strikes in the British West Indi.es, attributed to the present, state of the sugar industry, the Dominions Secretary saia lord Harlech did not share
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    135 6 Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air < X.L.M. I io-day. Deliveries )f boxholders' letters only 5.30 p.m. toJay 2nd general deliveries of letters and )arcehs 8.25 a.m. respectively to-morrow. flails expected .rem Australia Nether- a rids Indies etc. by Air (Qantas) tomorrow. Deliveries of boxholders' letters 3
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    13 6 The s.s. Kepong fcr Siam (Parcels inly). Mails previously announced an
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    To-day's Diary Of Events
    222 6 SPORT Football: S.A.F.A. Div. I. Police v. Gordons, Stadium; Div. H, Excise' Dept. v. Pulau Branl, Pulau Brani: Div. 111. S.C.r II v. Mental Hospital,! S.C.C. Rowing: R.S.Y.C. Rodesse Sculls Heats.! awn Tennis: B.C.C. Tournament Singles Semi-final. AMISKMENTS •\LHAHBA: "Big Town Girl." 6.15 and 0.16 pjn.
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    19 6 The Air Mail i Netherlands I despatched from Singapore on May 6 was delivered In London yesterday.
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    13 – Tons Airmail A Week
    245 6 13 Tons Airmail A Week London, May IL FIGLTJES of air mail transport for the first quarter oi the present demonstrate the lead of IJritish Air Lines in volume of mail load: carried on external air routes compared with other national air lines operating comparable services. During this period over
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    EX-POSTMASTER GAOLED
    183 6 Three Charges Of Breach Of Trust (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Wednesday. REMARKING that he had committed a foolish crime of deceiving the public in hi* capacity as public servant for which offence he must go to prison, Mr. L. B. Gibson, the District Judge, passed a total
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    38 6 London, May untitled ASKED in the Commons if he statement 'to make on the tsrviews between the British Mil Fragile and lhe Czechoslovak,.!, i ment. the Prime Ifinister repli nr< statement to make at pre tish Official Wireless.
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      187 6 fMt§ 9Md MALAYA-; PREMIER HOTEL A To-nißht I S S Orchestral Concert 8.15 to 9.15 pan. S Dinner Dance (formal) 9.45 to midnight S OUTSTANDING CABARET ATTR UTION j j KYRA, ROBY 8c HARRY; S CONTINENTAL COMEDY TftlO J Non-diners $1.00 j S I SAT! RDAI SPECIAL RACE DINNER HALL.
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      42 6 HOT Great Success. To be served Again On Saturday May 14 at slight increase in the eha To facilitate payment eti are advised lo bay beforeh: Coupons al $1.25 per person at 76—77. EFAS BABAH ROAD. fTLEPHONF 2800 LIFE. YOUTH STRENGTH. VITALITY
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      397 6 r i POSTAL IlVTELMtifilVr*: 1 STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TODAY FOR PER DATE NND TIME o China generally Van Heutsz May 12 2 p.m. Hongkong Van Heutsz 12 2 p.r*. Aden Karapara 12 3 p.m. Burma Karapara n 12 3 p.m. Canada except Western Karapara 12 3 p.m. Egypt. Sudan and
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      96 6 ANNUAL READING GANDHI ASTROLOGER. §Send jrotrr ci time of biuh i i letter and approxi mate ai;e. v< j be furnished with particular., rega lamily, profession' health, mccme, expenses, m. fortunes and misfortunes, lot erit and all other important events. One reading monthly details S2.o'). leading monthly details $8.50. i
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    CIVILISATION ON BRINK OF COLLAPSE
    935 7 DEMOCRACIES MUST CHECK JAPAN ll \DA3IE I fc»ans Kai MkClv ,a a speech to ihe 13 h National Con- ,tien ol the \*nmn Uomeiis Christian Association in Columbus. Ohio, expressed her hope th.*t those who have spent hours in d-s--i, rship, religion and democracy, will
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    China's Leaders
    52 7 ::ie most" a nenspaper- forces now (it lifting of the c people' moral and spiio me, ihe Nets Life it thing. ./v being a Christian, hiang Kai-shek Chinese sages dus, Mcncius and tee Hi, mo'her was a de- while Madame a voted Christian. Id-famous couple the world?* three
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    NO EPIDEMICS IN NORTH WEST CHINA
    245 7 |ITII th exceptiM of the few cases of typhus and relapsing fever which •»< rapidly checked after their outbreak in Sian during the last few w there have been co serious epidemics anywhere m the north according to an authoritative statement made by Dr.
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    Graphic Account Of The Scene Following An Air Raid
    458 7 CHARRED bodies, skulls and torsos being dus out from debris of countless ruined houses, men and women, young and old with disfigured fates, broken I mo: groaning and moaning with pain, weeping and wailing of the living over heir dea^. That
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    OVERSEAS CHINESE SET UP EXCELLENT EXAMPLE
    263 7 UMIILE figures representing donations in medical supplies and military equipment and volunteer services to their mothc» country from loyal Chinese emigrants are not yet avails! ic their cash contributions and sub-rf-riptions to Liberty Bends, since the outbreak of the war.last Juiy to Intend of
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    Over Million Men Fight In North China
    364 7 lit ORE than a million men arc engaged in the military operations now n.JL* m *u C Tried 9l n North Chira and Uie easy f advancing on Hankow has proved iar more difficult than Ufc invaders anticipated I T1 1 Li a.
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    RECOGNITION FOR NATIONAL DEFENDERS
    173 7 HENCEFORTH, gallant services of Chinese men and officers, nonmilitaiy officials and civilians in defending their country will be duly recognised and properly rewarded, according to a special set of regulations jurt promulgated by the Chinese Government as encouragement for more heroism. In the case of units
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      29 7 RUIN YOUR 1 CLOTHES- Mil THEM with ■OWMMWHIiII 111 111 l IBIB^iBIII WRIGHTS Soap V. II Vick i Co. friTyu i (l^f i Som Ul t f w .v»
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      57 7 Special China Page THE BUCKINGHAM CARNA7IC CO LTD. E BINNY t, CO. (MADRAS) LID. I AGENTS:—HENRY WArGH CO, LTD. I IHi S AH-. LAVATum dUNMI r j w kfcp yuui lUrpi*. Jean*, dWnfetM aiu J WW deotfariae* m.i mM he* the band §§j iTvYV J l i. a. kg —n
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      385 8 A LAUGH —CRAMMED COMEDY RESOUNDING WITH SONG OAKIE THE FIXER, WITH THE DEFT TOUCH of AN ELEPHANT HE SETS EVERYTHING RIOT c/--BOLES t *<* OAKIE^giHjl NEXT CHANCE PAVI L I O N I im \ltltlf 'X l-o-r.lght'at a 7.45 I UillUMvMl One Night Only Double Feature Cnntone.se Talkies For O
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      231 8 S Another OUTSTANDING M.G.M. Production. .Daring, j Thrilling and Exciting! S t I mg. I POSITIVELY LAST MIGHT. j ICAPITQL 6 .is 9-i5 See how a bright reporter fights a great swindle and wins a lovely girl i With GEORGE MURPHY, JOSEPHINE HUTCHINSON j i CLIFF EDWARDS ft Popular Cast
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      282 8 THIS WEEKS CROP OF LAUGHS IS BIGGEST O, RECORD! M.G.M.'s HAPPY—HAPPY HIT! "VERY GOOD ENTERTAINMENT" STRAITS TD| "A RATTLINC GOOD SHOW" TRIBTJN] PAVILIOX 615 9-15 TO-NSGHT IBS *&_sm BrTZ^ THE BIGCOI^I^I^^^II^^^SJh^H HIT OF THE YEAB! V You'll remember it £kmmEt for months to come I ttl if* Three |p| FRANK
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    S.A.F.A. League Tables
    519 9 in the s A.F.A. League i itions, revised to date FTR9I DIVIfiKMI Goals P V/. L. D. F. A. Pts. tl 2 25 8 14 8 5 2 1 1G 5 11 4 l 3 13 8 11 5 3 0 21 12 10 8 A 3
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    Ceylon S.C. Cricket
    209 9 Scores in the practice match played at the Ceylon S.C. last week-eiul were as follows: CONVENER'S XI K. Thillainathan (retired) 57 T. E. K. Retnam b Sabapathy Id A. N. S. Pillai b Jansen 9 V. N. Pillai c Jansen b Sabapathy 12 J. N. Fernando c
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    S.H.B.J.S.C. Billiards
    77 9 The following arc results of the Singapore Harbour Board Junior Service Club Tournaments: English Championship (Semi-finals): Lim Poh Seah »300» beat Leong Ah Soo (174); Lim Kwan Seng <300) beat Koh Kirn Soon (273): final Lim Poh Seah <500> beat Lim Kwan Seng (351). American Championship (Semi-finals): Lim
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    Garrison League
    85 9 IN the Garrison League match at Sele- tar", the Royal Air Force (who art leading» were held by tho Gordons to B draw oi one-all. For the Gordons. Yeates, putised in goal lor the Servioi go Milne, played a great garni ag bia side Irom defeat The Airmen
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    Malacca Soccer
    79 9 (Fr*m.Ou7 Owi Gonesnoi Malacca, Tuesday PLAYING in (he first League soccer match ol the season, the Chinese severely defeated the Police b I I yesterday at the Kubu pada er a goalless first period, the serted their superiority when they scored four goals in quick through R. Leon
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    S.C.C. Snooker
    85 9 TIPS m the championship and handicap sneaker tournaments at thp SCO. are as follov:s MONDAY MAY 16 Championship L. P. II Thornton v J. A. Dean. TUESDAY, 17 Championship: E. 8 Housley v M.s Robinson. WEDNESDAY 1M HamdJcap: k. c Qillett —21» v v.mrner ot H. F. Cutler
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    Keppel Golf Club
    37 9 Ten cards were taken out fox the Keppel I OH. medal and the following were the best scores returned: Mrs. E. A. Elder 84—16-03 is P. Crawley 95—23=72 ra M. Lawrey 105- -33 72
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      53 9 CLOUD PERMANENT WAVE, No. :><>. bhoby Ghaut, l a hionable Wave jou ■in rt Workers at your j -mites. ■»t«-e 8 months Charges •'lixierately. 1 Will Convince You. 'i<'KJ7;-, $6-, $SU. -ZZ STRUTS CABARET 'Phone 4184. Anson R^^?i ng ™TRSDAY FRIDAY. FREE ADMISSION NIGHT DANCE FROM 9.00 FJSL TO MIDNIGHT.
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      254 9 j ALHAMBRA 'FIRST LADY' COMPETITION j S THE RESULTS OF THE ABOVE COMPETITION WILL BE j S FLASHED FROM FRIDAY THE 13th MAY 19.°»» jON THE ALHAMBRA SCREEN •fr 4» 1 SEE WASHINGTON TURN ED INSIDE OUT AND FUNNY SIDE UP! FIRST LADY OF THE SCREEN FIRST LADY OF GLAMOUR
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      357 9 I ALHAMBRA J^» 1 I j DARING AND SENSATIONAL TALE Off S NEW YORK LIFE I ON£ MAN WANTED TO SHARK HER LIFE .iJlli'. MAN I WANTED TO WRIT 11 THE S rr ORY OF HER LIFE ONE I MAN WANTED TO TAKE HER LIFE. I *^ie l; e GMlWilli
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ENGAGEMENT.
    36 10 CHUA—NO. Mr. F. A. Chua. only sor. of Mr. and Mrs. Chua Yeow Kee to Miss Nice Ng, only daughter of Mr. ana Mrs. Ng Sen Choy (Wing Loongi. Penang papers, please copy.
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    MARRIAGE.
    82 10 CHELLAPPAH—THAMBIAH The marriage between Mr E. J. Chellappah of the editorial stall of the ''Malacca Guardian" a:d Miss J. Ratnammal Thambiah, second daughter of Mr. nia Mrs. M. Thambiah of Batu Laut. K1 mv:, and younger sister of Mr. T. Rasanavagam of the Sitiawan Police, will take place at
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    60 10 iiv W V V fil.l» VJIiTf V J Mr. Lee Fai Hee and family wish 'to express their heartfelt thanks to all Natives and friends who attended Ihe funeral cf trie late Mrs. Lee Fai He -1 as well as tc all these who sent wrea hs-. scrolls, telegrams
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    SET-BACK FOR HITLER?
    674 10 rjpilK result of the [talo-German conversations has not, as might have been expected, brought Europe any closer to the war whose imminence seems to be fading since the rapprochement between Italy and Great Britain. Hitler's ambitions in regard to Czechoslovakia and the question of the return of
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    PERAK MAJOR CHIEFS
    240 10 Installation By The Sultan <From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Kangsar, Wednesday. THE following is a list of names of all those who were installed as Major ChietS etc.. by His HignncbS the Sultan ot Perak, in the presence of Rajas. Chiefs and others including the Hon. Mr
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    ELEPHANT HUNT
    58 10 Newsmen Lenve For Siamese .Jungle (from Our Owr CorrespOi'dci t Bangkok, Wednesday. World's news and camera men departed from Bangkok this evening for Lopburi to record by pen and camera the first elephant hunt in Siam for hirty years. It will be spread over three days Results will
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    NOTES & COMMENTS No Third Chance?
    244 10 NOTES COMMENTS No Third Chance? THE question of whether a third chance should be given to members to de- j clare their debts and obtain a loan for the purpose of liquidating them was j discussed, though briefly, pending an j extraordinary general meeting when j the subject will be
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    Primrose Day
    204 10 I)RIMROSE Day is the anniversary of the death of one of Great Britain's best-known political figures, Benjamin Disraeli. Earl of He was said to be so inordinately fond of the primrose that nothing delighted him more than the receipt of a bunch of this May flower, On account
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    "Pump Priming"
    235 10 WHILE much adverse criticism has been levelled against Preside/.* Roosevelt in his own country on account of his "Pump Priming" policy. economists abroad often give a word of praise for his earnest attempt to bring back prosperity the United S' by an unprecedented spending programme. It cannot be
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    People In Class Houses
    176 10 DICTATORS are not often very humorous more's the pity, and when they are it Is usually when they Imagine they are serious. But Herr Hitler has lust made a pronouncement which-U, people outside Germnny, anyway-must have caused many a smile. It concerns Baron yon Cramm. the
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    Topics Of The Day
    336 10  -  By #"Looker On" SOMEBODY wants lady representatives to represent "fast selling proposition.-' They must be attractive, etc.. but it doesn't say whether they must be fast. A traveller reports that Indian snakecharmers now play saxophones instead of the native reed pipes. Who cares? Nobody likes snakes,
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    FURTHER EXPANSION OF AIR FORCE TO BE BEGUN
    438 11 Announcement In Commons To-Day ~L 4i L i»i c a n London, May 11. V < RE A 1 r of Air Force expansion than any hitherto undertaken by Great Britain is likely to be announced in the ommons to-morrow during the
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    WANTS FIRMNESS IN CHINA
    185 11 London, May 11. ■\i.UOK GENERAL Temperiey. t >rrespondent in China the Daily Telegraph, addressed attended meeting of Membei I rliament of all parties ol cinema pictures by the Japanese weeks after the i itnre o N i! ing, taken by a foreign s tuck to his
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    FRANCO RESUMES untitled PUSH
    37 11 Burgos, May 11. T H: advance has been re- troops are advancing r ,T cut the Republican lines s between Teruel and further i tie Nationalists have: increasing: the threat 10 (asteUon —Renter.
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    GAS REPORTS UNCONFIRMED
    66 11 Reuter. London, May 1L ASKED by Lieut.-Com. Fletcher in the Commons to-day if in v.'iw of the Japanese preparation fcr the use of poison gas in Ch r x, the Government proposed to pretest to Japan, Mr. Butler replied "I have received no report which would confirm
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    DEADLOCK IN FAR EAST?
    111 11 M. P. Urges Mediation Moves British Official Wireless. London, May 11 THE Prima Minister was asked at Commons question tme to-day whether, seeing that the w»r hi Chin? has largely reachri a deadleek, be would consider offering Priti-h mediation or inviting the United States to join
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    TOLL OF DEATH PIT NOW 79
    86 11 London. May 11 THE death roll in the Chesterfield pit explosion nas new reached a total of Work to recover bodies was continued throughout the right and early this morning by officio's of the company. and insoeotors are making a preliminary examination to discover
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    DOES IRELAND NEED DEFENCES?
    101 11 Reuter. Dublin, May 11. THE Senate has agreed to the second reading cf the bill for implementing th Q Anglo-Irish agreements. Mr De Valera in a speech expressed confidence that the agreements will last. s they are supported by a considerable majority of people in both
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    FASCIST COUP ATTEMPT FAILS IN BRAZIL
    220 11 Reuter. Rio dc Janeiro, May IX N ,NJ were lulled and 20 wounded and over S* arrests were mad* fighting ink, ant to-day following an attempt by h > st *B' a revolt The outbreak was easily overcome by the police and Murines 1
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    French Defence Loan Success
    122 11 Reuter. Paris, May 11. •THE striking restoration of confi--1 dence in Government finance was proved by the announcement To-day that the maximum amount of 25 milliard francs has been subscribed for Treasury bonds and national defence bonds. mo further bonds will be issued .and th? niSSS
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    CHINESE ATTACK LAUNCHED
    118 11 General Action In Shantung Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, May 12. THE curtain for the long-heralded Chinese counter-offensive in the south of Shantung was raised early yesterday mornincr when 50,000 Chinese forces staged a general attack on the entire front along the Tient-sin-Pukow Railway. A strong force
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    AID FOR CHINA
    46 11 Reuter. Geneva, May 11. IT is announced that the Council of the Netherlands Government has contributed fifty thousand florins for the purchase of medical articles for the Chinese epidemiological services. The Danish Red Cross have aiso contributed a large quantity of medical supplies—Reuter.
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    BRITAIN OPPOSES ETHIOPIA INQUIRY
    630 11 Reuter. Geneva, May 11. I>ESIG?.rn to si ow that Abyssinia is far from corquered, and giving detail: cf various engagements between the Abyssinian forces and Italian, a. memrrandsni from tb*» permanent M>yssi!va delegate of the league circulatiC th eveninir. says Italian efforts to cecupy th? whole
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    AMOY ISLAND TAKEN
    202 11 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, May 12. IT is reliably reported that the Japanese have captured the whole of Amov Island and the Chinese forces are retreating on Ihe mainland. All foreigners are safe. Foreign advice received in Hongkong cmlirm lhe < empfete occupation of the island
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    Arms Embargo To End?
    114 11 British Official Wireless. London, May 11. QUESTIONED on reports of the possible removal of the embargo on arms for the Soanish Government by the United States', the Prime Minister told the Commons to-day that the United States Government had not announced their intentions and it was
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    BENEFITS OF BUFFER POOL OVERWHELMING
    1522 12 ESSENTIAL FOR GOOD OF INDUSTRY TREASONS for and against the creation of a fmfifer tin pool are set forth in memoranda accompanying- the voting slips which have been supplied to all producers in Malaya. Extracts are as follows: Ir has been almost BfdveTsally accepted throughout
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    Duty On Iron Renewed
    106 12 London, May 11. AN Official order lias been issued re- imposing tne duty on pig iron 7/hieh was suspended at the beginning of last year, when demand exceeded supplies available from Britain and other pans ci* the empire. It is now announced that the duty of
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    HOCKEY PLAYER WEDS
    25 12 Mr. Arthur Armstrong, the former Singapore and Colony hockey player and Miss Harris, who were married yesterday at St Andi'^w's Cathedral (Tribune).
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    K. L.'S NEW SEWAGE SCHEME
    184 12 Committee To Take Action (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. MORE about Kuala Lumpur's proposed and long delayed sewage scheme was heard this morning at the monthly meeting of the Sanitary Board. This time it was the formation of committee to take action with
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    DEACONESS CLARKE
    63 12 Deaconess Julia Clarke, for many •cars a missionary in China and who has been working in the war area, will be the guest of the Y.W.C.A., Fort Canning Road, on Wednesday, next at 5 p.m. Members oi the Y.W.C.A. and interested friends are cordially invited to meet Deaconess
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    24 Pages To-morrow
    40 12 THE Malaya Tribune to-morrow will again be a 24-page issue, including Noel Barber's cinema gossip, in which he tells you what child stars do with their money. There will also be pages for Chinese and Indian readers.
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    AIRPORT ACCIDENT
    47 12 PALLING through an opening in a hying boat on to the slipway at the Singapore Airport, Kallang. yesterday afternoon, a Javanese employee of Imperial Airways suffered slight lacerations over the right shin, the injuries being dressed at the Airport before the arrival of the ambulance.
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    NEW HILL STATION PLANNED
    114 12 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, May 12. A MONSTER project is being contemplated by a Chinese syndicate, comprising millionaires in the State, for the founding of a hill station, similar to Penang Hill station, on Kledang Hill, just outside Ipoh. The original intention was to provide
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    Killed On Eve Of Silver Wedding
    292 12 Singapore, Thursday. rE fatal motor accident in Serangoon Road shortly after midnight on Apr. 30, in which three people were killed, had a sequel in the Coroner's Court this morning when Mr. W. G. Porter held an inquiry into the deaths of Mr. Tan
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    Y.W.C.A. GREETS NEW SECRETARY
    311 12 A large p*hering ol Y.V/.c.A memb irel in the chn: Hostel yesterday even n wel corn o to the nes lv Secretary, Mr:;. Eric T Tea was senred hi the which Mrs. Price •> personally. An adjoin nr.;- to the bM clt broom lata ing, when
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    MASON INJURED
    40 12 Singapore, Thut day Chinese mason slipped < 0 form this morning from about eight feet on the and .the New Supreme I i i man received no Injury bu plained of pain in tne chest. Ambulance took Dim Hospital
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    24 12 Knocked down by a untitled Beach Road Chinese lad received of the right arm ana i I forehead, and both k, shocked but conscioui
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    CHINESE DOWN TWO RAIDERS
    135 13 WARSHIPS BADLY DAMAGED Canton, May 11. nosed Chinese air force its debut in Kwangtung umber of new fighting b ng p'.anes went up in the first time to-day. i c bombers which came m received the surwhen attacked by a c machines and the i made
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    BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
    122 13 Oflicers Elected At (iene-al Meeting i SPECIAL general meeting of. the «p. b< levolent Society. Singa- i at 705. Geylang Road, on Vie following were elected arers ir he Cheman bin Abdul ents, Captain Ismail nd Sergeant Major Rah- Inche Ibrahim bin All -t hon. secretary. Inche r
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    GAOL ROAD NO LONGER!
    123 13 'From Our Oicn Reporter; Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. Road, which besides passing Kuala Lumpur's gaol also leads to that seat of learn ing, tbe Victoria Institution, will be Gaol Road no longer. The Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board have decided to call it Shaw Road. Davidson Read, leading
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    "THE WOMEN MEN MARRY"
    198 13 Newspaper Film At The Capitol AT THE CINEMAS AN unusual newspaper story is told in the new picture, The Women Men Marry.'' which opened at the Capitol cinema yesterday. The story presents a star reporter assigned to track down a cult of lake mystics His managing
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    Archbishop's Outburst
    101 13 Reuter. London, May 11. THE Archibishop ci canteiourv referring to the Far Eastern hostilities at a meeting of the society for the propagation of the gospel in foreign pans, criticised the patience of Christendom with the, horrors of war. "It would be futile to say that our sympathies
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    THE HEALTH OF SINGAPORE
    115 13 Decrease In Number Of Deaths A decrease in the number of deaths for the week-ended May 7, is reported in vital statistics issued by the Municipality. For the week under reference, there w;re 253 deaths, compared with 268 in the previous week, and 231 in the
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    POSSESSED INDIAN HEMP: FINED $50
    231 13 (F c.v Our Ou n Correal. >< der' > Muar Wednesday. PLEADING guilty to a Charge Of bring In possession of lour chis five boons of "ganja" (Indian hempi Mohamed bin Stiaik Mohamed was this morning lined fifty dollars or six weeks r.l by Incur
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    BUDDHISTS AND SOCIAL WORK
    466 13 Leader's Lecture Tour Singapore, Wednesday. BUDDHISM is not a religion; I prefer to **H it a way oi life." said Brahmachari Devapriya Yalisinha, 8.A.. General Secretary oi the Maha-Bodhi Society of Calcutta, who is in Singapore in the course of a short lecture tour. He spoke
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    ALLEGED THEFT
    75 13 Chinese On $500 Bail Singapore. Wednesday. CHARGED with having stolen $500 from a room at 37. Beach Road, on May 6. Wong Yeet Wah was this morning produced in the Second Police Court. The accused, was arrested on a warrant in Kluang. claimed trial when the charge was
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    K. L. CORONATION PARK
    102 13 From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Wednesday. KUALA Lumpur's Coronation Park, on which work is proceeding apace on the hill behind the Victoria Institution, will, when completed, have cost approximately $185,000. The preparation of the site alone has been estimated at $95,000. while $14,210 is to
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    PROPHET'S BIRTHDAY
    209 13 Celebrations At Al-Junied School UNDER the chairmanship of Tuan oyed U Mohamed bin Ahmad Alkaff Of Messrs. Alkaff and Co. the PWJunme arranged by the All-Malaya Muslim Missionary Society of Singapore to celebrate the birthday of Holy Prophet Muhammad was successfully carried out last night at the Al-]unied
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    TAMIL EPWORTH LEAGUE
    38 13 Under the auspices of the Tamil Epworth League there will be a Devotional Meeting to-day at No. 1, Short Street at 6 p.m. The speaker is Rev. J. T. Arulan:>ntham, B. Sc., Vice-Principal of S«
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    LABOURERS ARRIVING
    42 13 Information has been received that 282 s-tate-aided labourers will arrive in Malaya on May 12 by the Rohna. It ls expected that 97 will be sent to Palau Jerejak, and the balance will proceed to Port Swettenham for quarantine there.
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    27 13 Falling from the first floor of a house at Monk's Hill Terrace yesterday, an Indian boy suffered a lacerated wound over the chin. There was severe bleeding.
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    STORMY NIGHT SURPRISES TO PAY $83
    2720 14 Double For Sultan Of Perak SUMMER RACE MEETING AT BUKIT TIM AH SAENDEN RETURNS $73 IN THE DAY'S BIG EVENT Singapore. Wednesday. THE fourth day's card of the Summer (Governor's Cup) race meeting was successfully worked off at Bukit Timah yesterday, when there was
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    DIVIDENDS AT A GLANCE
    95 14 Race I—MARCHETA II S2O and S9. lost My Luck $12. Princess Trim $17. Race 2—LOItD OFAY $19 r.nd SS. Newsy Sl2. Prude Sr). Race 3—PRESTIGE S4O and Sl3. Char 534. Glitter gl2. Race 4—XITMBRO TRIEZE 554 and Slf. Gee Dp IS. Flying Star $14. Race S—DEVON
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    SULTAN'S CHAMPION GRIFFIN
    32 14 H.H. the SuUan of Peiak's Lord Gray (Dawson up) winning th f second N.Z. griffins' race at bukit Timah yesterday in a canter, j lengths ahead ci Newsy,— (Tribune).
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    Governor's Cup Candidates Exercised TO-DAY'S TRACK WORK
    540 15 HEAVY GOING Jack Druce Looks A Winner Minus Superbus") windini up sallops for Saturates were *one through at Bukit Timah tes arc as follows: CANDIDATES lC er) and MILTONme down from the five hree quarter pace, and easy action. Both Mil Mawi' was
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    R.S.Y.C. ROWING REGATTA
    233 15 EVENTS FOR TO-DAY AND SATURDAY THE Royal Singapore Yacht Club Is holding its second regatta over the breakwater course this week Tc-dav heat- cf the Rodcsse Sculis will be rowed, and close finishes are expected The draw is es follows: Ist Heat—s 45 p.m.: J. Haalebos (breakwater
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    Weights For Saturday's Races
    353 15 FIFTH DAY'S ENTRIES FOR BUKIT TIMAH MEETING 11/ FIGHTS fcr Governors Cup day ihe fifth day of the Singapore Summer race meeting at Fukit Timah en Saturday, are as follows: GOVERNOR'S CUP HORSES, CLASS 1, DIV. 1. 9 FURS. Knieht's Eve 9.0 Jack Druce 8.12 Pure
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    S.C.C. Lawn Bowls
    110 15 T AWN bowls ties at the S.C.C. have been arranged as follows: MONDAY. 16TH Mixed Doubles Handicap (Final): A. Ferguson and Mrs. E. R. Maples VS. J. Riley and Mrs. E Fozard <scr.) TUESDAY. 17TH F J. Cassels, A. Hinds and R. G Wilson vs. W. M.
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    Home Turf
    55 15 London. At Newmarket, lhe Dcrbv course betUnr after fh Newmarket stakes was '»00 100 Trader. ScVeveirn, taken after -VOOO >00 was 'aM The tfewtaafct stakes resulted as follow*:— GOLDEN SOVEREIGN 7 ORI "FNWir'H <y MALABAR 3 gh ran Won by IVy, shoal liead. Bettin wozo Golden Sovereign: Pi
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    DRESSMAKER WHO COULD NOT SEW
    195 15 Hands Swollen with Rheumatism Pity this poor dressmaker! Nine tenths of her work consists of sewing- and she was not, able to sew. Rheumatism in the hands was her trouble, and she tried any number of "remedies." But nothing helped—until she came to Kiuschen. "Three-and-a-half
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    NEW ROTARY CLUBS IN MALAYA
    493 17 PENANG TALKS REVIEWED Wednesday. A ROTARY club b in the process of formalist! at Telok Anson, while the possibilities of bringing johore into the fold ci the Rotary moveMCP* aic beinsj explored. The announcement to this effect was made at the Regional Conference held In
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      176 17 Mm, led Blood SuiicSs Weight If you arc Thin. I'nderweight, losing Ertergy, Tired all th,- time, have a Pal.-, Sallow Complexion, suffer from Skin Blemishes. Clrciea under lhe Eyes, and lack that mysterious magnetic force called |t" >ou are rm-down ami iioi d the now dis.'•ovorv of a H<>ii.' wood.
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      183 17 THE TRUE TONIC FOCD Obto/ndM* of mil Ch+mltts and Stores OUTSTANDING VALUE M* Natural Tone 100% BRITISH. ULTRA-EFFICIENT SUPERIIET CIRCUIT Sole Agents for Malaya:— HOE BOON LECNC 80-62. Selegle Road, HHHPPHHBHHBBB SALE OF DEMONSTRATION MODELS PHILIPS RADIO A limited number of Philips Radioplayers, user 1 for demonstration purposes only, are
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    GOOD NEWS FOR LANGUID WOMEN AND TIRED MEN.
    207 18 \< vv Vitality from Tasteless Tablets. When tiring weather conditions or weakening illness have sapped strength and energy, ieft you languid, inert and uninterested in life, it is ame for you to recharge your devitalized body with life giving, energising Vitamins. Et'l
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    SHOT FIRED NEAR KING CAROL
    149 18 During Independence Day Demonstration Reuter. Bucharest. May 10. 4 SHOT hied near K-ng Carol whihA attending the Independence Day demonstration led to rumours that an attempt on the King's life had been made, but the official version of the incident is that a man in
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    JAP MANHANDLES ENGLISHWOMAN
    98 18 Incident In Shanghai Yesterday Reuter. Shanghai, May 11. IT is learned that representations 2Tc being made to the Japanese authorities regarding a Japanese soldier manham' v "n" an Englishwoman. Mrs. F. L. Groves, of Ileal, Kent, (he wife of a shipping »herk in HJML Consulate-General at the
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    ALLEGED FALSE ACCOUNTS
    216 18 Harbour Board Clerk Charged Singapore, Wednesday. C CHARGED on two counts of falsi- lication of accounts while employed as a clerk in the Singap.,re Harbour Board, Ec Pak Swee. a mid-dle-aged Straits born Chinese pleadel guilty to the charges before Mr. Justice Home in the Assize Court
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    92 18 Sequel To Road Mishap Singapore, Wednesday. DEV D. T. J. Hodge, Assistant Cna, plain of St. Andrew's Cathedral Singi.pjre, was this morning charged before Mr. R. A. Ward, the Fourth Magistrate, with driving a motor-car in a negligent manner at the junction of Balostier Road and Thompson Road
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    Gandhiji Will Again Visit The Frontier
    42 19 (United Press). is the course oi his speech to j .»<;.i.00 Pat bans at Charsadda lay 8, Mahatma Gandht i red thai hp would once visit the North-West Province in September nex t _i UnHed Press).
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    180 19  -  By #"»i« vfulh (United Press). Peshawar, May 5. 11 \II.VI M (iANI)HI visited (he Ki \iici I\isn ilii» morning. He tartcd -SO .i ni. followed by a lit. i ni ?rs iK t upied by journalists, and local leaders. hiji seated in the Ki. :i Abdul
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    26 19 (United Press). ~.u Bn awan at Allahabad r All-India Conlocated has been Hnenl ol the Muni- adopted by r u v :af)ac! Municipality .—(United
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    440 19  -  GANDHIJTS ADDRESS TO STUDENTS (By Air Mail (United Press). THE weannn «f »-,>« Peshawar, May 5. mtmSZ nc «-violence is greater and more powerful than the ways bravest caiwiP?,i* Mu J sohni not a weapon of the weak, only the resorted tn J
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    HANSRAJ "WIRELESS" RELEASED
    352 19  -  <By Air Mail (United Press). Karachi, May 6. ITANSRAJ "WIRELESS" was re- leased at one o'clock in thy night from the Central Gaol, Hydarabad (Sind) and he arrived here early this morning. Hansraj, who is now 28, was convicted in 1532 after absconding for four years in
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    General Amnesty To Mysore Political Prisoners?
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    63 19  -  'liv Air Mail (United Press). AR v «'»llabh*i 2 n F alore May 6. V Alj Indi a r! Chairn^an of b "Rmitti g l ess ParlijtmenS, u J r k-h a cor "Panied ar y of the rnn General •>^ flr ninp had o
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    BRITISH TEXTILE DELEGATION
    98 19  -  (By Air Mail (United Press). Bombay. May 6. The British Textile Delegation arrived here to-day by the S.S. "Comorin". In the course of a press interview. Mr. Angus D. Campbell. Chairman ot the Delegation, said that they hoped that their negotiations with the nonofticial advisers to the
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    PROF. AMARNATH JHA
    38 19 (United Press). Prof. Amarnath Jha of the Allahabad University has been elected a F?llow of the Royal Society of Literature, a rare distinction which, it is understood, is enjoyed only by a few Indians—(United Press. >
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    54 19 (United Press). Two persons were killed, one Engineer and another his assistant, and 6ne seriously wounded as a result of the collapse of the roof of the Victoria Memorial Hall in Peshawar in which are housed exhibits of ancient monuments and which are used for holding the sitting of the
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    PROCESSION OF TIBETAN WARRIORS
    146 19  -  (By Air Mail (United Press). Simla, May 7. AN interesting account of a procession of Tibetian warriors dressed in the old style, mounted and on foot, is furnished by the Lhasa Mission, who were invited to lunch and dinner by Kusho Kabshopa, a Tibetian notable, for
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    European Who Was Once A Congressman
    92 19  -  (By Air Mail (United Press). Karachi. May 6. THE death of Sir Montague Webb la England last night caused a gloom in the city this morning. Sir Montague left Karachi in April. 1938. after being in Karachi for 25 years. He was associated with
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    "SEVA SADAN"
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    77 19 (United Press). (By Air Mail) Darjeeling. May 7. THE "United Press" understands that the Bengal Government have decided to establish "Jute markets" all over the Province, especially, in the jute growing areas where cultivators would bring their jute for sale only to bonafide representatives of
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    ALL THE LATEST INDIAN NEWS
    14 19 SPECIAL DAILY FEATURE EDITED BY G. S. Muthukrishanan, B.Sc.
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    20,000 Pathans Hear Gandhiji
    290 19  -  By Air Mail (United Press). t he time the negotiations in connection with the Ommm^S^t^ 7^ ar r/ d .u With L rd Fnvin that th Khudai Kh dmatgar, Rc\l Shirts) had discarded the sword not because they could not wield it but be non*ffi? tHey
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    184 19  -  (By Air Mail (United Press). Cuttack, May 5. "YOUR wire has delighted me. Let us humble ourselves before God," says Mahatma Gandhi in course cf his message to Premier Rishwanath Das on the happy termination of the impasse over the appointment of Mr. J. R.
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