Malaya Tribune, 14 May 1938

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales \nl. XXVII. -No. 111. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday, May 14, 19.J8, The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1938 FIVE CENTS.
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      68 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST 7"ry The j HORNING TRIBUNE i( Your Valuables 8 B 1j I Will I** l r WW> '^aw^ i 3k MILNERS' SAFES WORLD FAMOUS SINCE 1840 1 )/lf so!,. Av,pnts: (incorporated in S.S.) WPS 14 A v &£?t bahy needs milk I r from a
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      378 1 jf Read Th: j SUNDAY jj thi in \s. Dominant In Malaya j [BUILD 1 OCR OWN HOUSE I IX KATONG j NICE LOTS FOR SALE AT "GROVE ESTATE" AT INTERESTING PRICES MORTGAGES CAN Hi: AItItAXGEII Apply: CREDIT FONCIER D'EXTREME ORIENT MKYEK CHAMBERS (3rd floor) 1 PROPERTIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES COAL-BURNING TONNAGE
    839 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES COAL-BURNING TONNAGE Shipowner's Warning ADVERSE EFFECT OF HIGH PRICES DEFERENCE to the adverse effect which will be exercised on orders for coal-burning vessels if the cost of coal continues at the present hitfh level was made by Mr. George Peat, a partner of Messrs. P. Henderson and
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    CONFIDENCE IN THE FUTURE
    222 2 Compensation Pool Supported PRESIDING at the annual general meeting of the Anchor Line, Ltd., held in London recently, Mr. Philip Runciman, the chairman, said that although there was not at present the same activity as characterised the middle months of the previous year, there was no
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      473 2 STEAMER SAILINGS P& mi BRITISH INDIA < Incorporated In England). P. 0. S. N. CO.'s SAILINGS. OUTWARDSDue. Tonnage. 9'pore. 1&38. RAJPUTANA 17,000 May 20 RANCH! 17.000 June 3 SOMALI 6,800 June 3 NALDERA 16,000 June 17 RANPURA 17,000 July 1 BANGALORE 6,000 July 2 RAWALPINDI 17,000 July 15 CORFU 15,000
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      510 2 S BANGKOK LINE. CHINA JAPAN LINE. S j Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Big Cargo vessels with limited but J Cabins Have Adjoining Private Bath, comfortable Passenger Accommoda- To: Marseilles, London, Rotterdam, tion. J Hamburg and Copenhagen. M.S. From Spore M'ca PS. P'ng To: Port Said, Palestine, Rotterdam, i FIONIA
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      363 2 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LLNIE Deuts( h-Australische Dampfschiffs Gesellschaft (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. NORDMARK via Manila Jun. 5 f m.s. DUISBUV G 1 ia
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      316 2 STEAMER SAVINGS [LLoyp; DOES YOUR LEAVE APPROACH Please let us oil. accommodation on fastest, modej luxurious. N.D.L. EXPRESS LINERS. Passage Agents: J.OH MANN i id.. 124, Robinson R Phone 75(35. ——Tt STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. LOCAL SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. PENANG (direct Express Service) 21 hrs. Thursday, 11.30 a.m. "KEDAH" BEL
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      500 3 Classified Advertisements PUBLIC NOTICES Singapore Municipality TENDERS. r £ps are now Invited Tor the materials or service. For rs Bee Municipal Tender Room Date of Closing. n of Joo Chiat market into Coolie Deposit $J0). 12 noon. May 23, 1938. 4 100 tons cf Best Qu&klime fox Dept. 12 noon,
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      784 3 PUBLIC NOTICES STATE OF JOHORE. IN THE COURT OF THE JUDGE AT JOHORE BAHRU. Originating Summons No. 102 of 1937. The Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited whose Registered office is situated at China Building, Chulia Street, Singapore Chargees and The Official Assignee of Singapore of the property of Lee Arg Hak,
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      425 3 POSITIONS VACANT WANTED immediately by Solicitors' firm in Singapore, a Tamil clerk with experience in Court work. Apply Box 176, c;o Malaya Tribune, Singapore. WANTED. Visiting doctor for mines in Northern Johore, 2 visits a month. Please communicate statirg fee required to Box No. 195 c v Malaya Tribune, Singapore.
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      221 3 When Buying "HERCULES" i Cycles Look for This Trade-Mark. THE ORIGINAL "HERCULES" TRADE MARK ALL MODELS IN STOCK. FROM ROADSTERS TO SPORTS MODEL. Easy Payments Arranged. British Cycle Agency, j 6, Prinsep Street, Singapore _> A* whatever the cause of your Greyness, however far advanced it tc, VIVALINE restores grey
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      607 3 SELANGOR TURF CLUB SUMMER 1938 MEETING IST DAY SATURDAY 4TH. JUNE 2ND DAY MONDAY 6TH. JUNE I WHIT-MONDAY). 3RD DAY THURSDAY 9TH. JUNE (KINO'S BIRTHDAY). 4TH DAY SATURDAY 11TH. JUNE ENTRILS close at NOON on TUESDAY 24TH MAY 193* bl the SFCRETARYU OFFICE. UNLIMITED SWEEPS: One each day. Tickets $1
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    455 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Friday. RUBBER Previous To-day Change Tone Quietest Quiet oP OI Buyers 513 16 578 +116 ,j* Sellers 5 1513 515 16 Ist Forward (June) Buyers 57 8 57 8 oellers 515 16 515 16 2nd forward (JulylSept) Buyers 515 16 515 16 -1 2
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    PRODUCE
    184 4 Singapore, May 13. R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 ncr Koyan $144 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $138 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Kovan $13C Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 1 $220 Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 2 $193 Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 3 $185 Siam
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      455 4 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) m m CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up 510,000,00X00. BEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. m TELEPHONES: Managing Director 3172 Secretary 4944 General Manager 3513 Accountant 3026 Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA." LONDON BANKERS: NEW YORK BANKERS: Midland Bank, Ltd., J
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      167 4 I THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN. DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore. Friday noon. wm tv Buyers. Sellers. No I.X.R.S.S. in cases (F. 0.8. May) 20 20 ir 4 Good F.A.Q. in bales (F.OB. May) 19 »U No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) tawardable S pore) 20 20» a do. May 20^ do.
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      180 4 Never neglect a scratch—however small, j Dijf Tne moment the skin is broken a path J H for germs is opened. SUrCIV, Use at once. It is a weapon I Wj against infection. Yet for all its high W JW3M CI j germicidal efficiency, it is B SCrdfchu/ non SUimn
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    889 5 Quotation Vy Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, May 12, 5 p.m. Fraser Co. Buyers Sellers 4 1% 4 6 A nn Kumbang 28 30|Malay 42.6 47]6nom r Hitani 22 23 Aver Weng 0.60 0.65 Baiigrin Tin 21 22 Batu Sclangor 1.40 1.45 liurma Malay 21 21
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    THE CHERSONESE ESTATES
    370 5 Harvested 404 Pounds Per Acre AT the twenty-oighth annual general meeting of the Chersonese (FM.S.) Estates, Ltd.. held in London recently Mr. Owen H. Smith said: The accounts for the year resulted in a profit of £38.126. Of this amount we have transferred £10,000 to taxation reserve,
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    SEREMBAN RUBBER ESTATES
    1382 5 Replanting Policy AN INCREASE OF NET PROFIT THE eighteenth annual general meeting of the Seremban Rubber Estates, Limited, was held recently at the registered offices ol the company, 2, 3 and 4, Idol-lane, Eastcheap, London, E.C., Mr. C1 iff ord Figg (chairman of the company) oresiding. The
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    114 5 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, May 12. 5 p.m. Company Dividend Books Total for close financial Date Ex Dlv. year TIN- Payable Date to da*e Lahat 2%% Final May 18 22%.% loss ts.x Pahang Consol Int Apr. 26 June 1 May 9 10% Rahman Hvd. 2%% Int. May
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    242 5 Maynard Co., Ltd., $30,000 111 Apr. 30, Oct. 31 95 100 norn s 'NC\PORE MUNICIPAL: 4 S Ol red 1540 $400,000 Int. M:ir 31, Sept. 30 100 102 norn 4 I? 07 red 194 $1,600,000 Int. 4 31. Sept. 30 105 107 norn 1909 red. 1905 $1,000,000
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    BETTER MARKET
    196 5 Weekly Report By Lewis And Peat Singapore, Friday. THERE has been no outstanding incident in the rubber world during the past week, says the weekly report of Messrs. Lewis Peat. The market, however, has shown a definitely improved undertone and a fair demand has been shown by consumers,
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      439 5 CHEONG KOON SENG CO., LTD. MORTGAGEES' SALE OF FREEHOLD LEASEHOLD SINGAPORE PROPERTIES. At Ihe saleroom of Messrs. Cheong Koon Scnir Co Lid.. No. 10, Chulia Street. ON WEDNESDAY, 25TH MAY 1938, AT 2.30 PJML uot i Valuable 99& years' leasehold land and house Mo. 41 (old No. 21-2) Ang tttang
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      141 5 BANK OF CHINA (Incorporated In China by Special Charter). 12. CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. Telephone*: Manager's Offic* 6444 Asst. Manager* (tfllce 6442 H Exchange Dep*. 6441 h General Office 5188-t Cable Address: "CHUNGKUO." Paid Up Capital Ch. 10,000.000 01 Reserve Funds in excess Ch. 4,800.000.04 Total Assets approximately Ch. «1 sno
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    33 6 Th? Air Mail 'Imperial' despatched Irtzn S"n?apcre on May 6 was delivered in London yesterday. The A!r Mail •Netherlands l :d ircm Singapore oh May 8 was de.r/cred in London yestorrioy.
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    BOXERS ARRIVE
    34 6 Singapore. Friday. The professional boxers end J. Rosenberg arrived by the Conte Verde yesterday and were met by Mr. A. Fl. Beavis with whom they arc under contract to appear in Singapore.
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      341 6 MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL A I TONIGHT J j ORCHESTRAL CONCERT 8.13 TO <>.1", P.M I j SPECIAL RACE DINNER AM) BALL I CI TSTANDING CABARET ATTRACTION. J JKYRA, ROBY 8c HARRY j j CONTINENTAL COMEDY TRIO I EXTENSION TO 1 A.M. S i.<><>.\ YOUR TABLE XON-DiNEKS $1.00 T "seX VIEW
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      121 6 FAVOURITE SONG :n FAYOCIUTE BAM) ON FAVOURITE r -.3« UKi OKI) AT F.WOCKITK PRICK. 1 4 DONKEY SERENA DE pfaycd by PRiMO RCAI A S A( COEOKON BAND with vcc;».i it rain, <m I REX 9269 65 cts. From all Dealers or t. m a. Mimic iiorsi: Singapore KUALA LUMPUR
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      451 6 Here's OUR lI A L L 33 AU L for the best in a!! round Hotel Service. When in Singapore Stay at 76-77, Bras Basah Road, Singapore. Telephone No. 2GOO HERE'S A DEVICE TO SAVE LENS STRAINS AM: BREAKAGE. THIS SCKEWLESS OONBTKI 115)\ is only obtainable lrom XAN SIN OPTICAL
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      365 6 v POSTAL j STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TODAY FOR PEFI DATE NND TIME Philippine Island Peiping May 14 3 p.m. Java South-West Sumatra, S.-East Borneo. Celebes, Moluccas and Timor Dilly Poelau Laut M 3 p.m. Netherlands Indies:—Bagan Toboali 14 4 p.m. Laboean Bilik Jarak 14 4 p.m. Palembang Senang 14 4
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    "PHANTOM FORGER" BEATEN BY GIRL OF SEVENTEEN
    578 7 "GREATEST FRAUD" (By Air Mail) THIS t fteOM, but the story of "Phantom "Stl m n, 32-yMr-«id author, who perpetrated «'v! 1 Morton li P< Office Sa, n s fool years and was tiappei by a 17-year-oM ciii Scotland to the poiice merely
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    2,000 BOYS AND GIRLS ON STRIKE
    73 7 wn f IHI V at r iDb(,ns «°ad School and Bridge Road School, wiueeoen, London, huve transformed threats intc action, and 2,000 pupils are now on strike b> not attending the school. The parents are standing cut for great r satety measure* for roads
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    INDIA'S "LIVE AND LET LIVE" POLICY
    269 7 (By Air Mail) it TVIvrkTT Coimbatore, May 5. LIIMHjS and those belonging to other Faiths can ill-afford to lese the setf-less service ;e| devci.t Christians. I want to remind one and all concerned a? the great historical truth thai India has be.m the home
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    31 7 Dr. D. M. Bose, nephew of the Isle Dr. Lir Lose, l.-. 'lie nev Director ol t.n«? l3o«e tte I'.LUt.ut.e. Or 0 viU be rememderecl. ol <,ne eHHUest, re3el<rcll wiM Ni-5
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    OPERATION "A RITUAL" SAY DOCTORS
    285 7 MANY parents have their rhild- tonsils removed a* a son and with no particular result. Ccmci.. which n vc rs 01 a statstical inquiry int i epidemics in residential achaW St* fonary Office. 4s 6d I About thirty public boardiufi schaaU 22.166 ooys and 7
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      223 7 _CCCMDBYE_ NO MORE UNPALA TABLE PURGATIVES! Simply take a delic'ous tablet of Castophenc the sweet chocolate laxative. It clears the intestines harmlessly and strengthens the whole digestive and eliminative svsteni. CASTOPHENE the new chocolate laxative recommended by Doctors and Nurses and testified to by Scores of unsolicited letters. Cas-ophere fe
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      277 7 V| *lT MONTHS LEAVE The great Empire flying-boats have shrunk the map and brought a visit to England within the limit of a month's leave. Time spent in travel there and back from Singapore is only eleven days. Fares include everything—even tips There are special rebates for Government officials and
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      439 8 I ROMANCE RESOUNDING WITH SONG AND RINGING WITH BOISTEROUS LAUGHTER' "FM.H I FOR VOI St LADY" .< R 01 0 P X j^^^ C. 11 11 I §-4 'l :,-N;--ht- L?i' Night—7.4s p.m. Bim Two Shows For One Payment 2nd Show Roger Pryor—Leila Hy ims [n "SI.OOO A MINUTE" A
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      45 8 At Last.. The Date! Tuesday May 31st at the (A PI TO L Plans Open To-Day I A MIRACLE OF MOTION AND EMOTION.. .Disney 's first full-length production! All I'l ivwvrl ,w< L i, J /(technicolor iL Note: FREE LIST and SERVICE CONCESSIONS Entirely Suspended.
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      362 8 ALREADY IT'S THE TALK of TOWN! Last Night's Crowds sat cnthralW! STAGGERING IN ITS STARK TRUTH AMAZING IN ITS FRANKNESS! I|<AV ToT lE^Fl^ COLUMBIA PICTURES present The Most Disruss«<l Screen Epic of the Era! FOR ADULTS ONLY!! human <(rama DIANE SINCLAIR LYMAN NA^ILLIAMS in AGED LIVES CHILDREN UNDER 16 WILL
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      176 8 THE BIGGEST LAUGH SHOW YOU'VE HAD FOB M< INTHS WHAT A CAST! FR* GOOD r.NTFR i iN'VFNr- A RATTLING GOOD SHOW Btrnita Times. PAVILION :iA,T> ti.l.i 945 v MORGAN YOUNG I AS TOR OLIVER I y I LORnNCi: REGIN M i.f > RICE OWEN __a| HENRY HULL HERMAN SING ALSO
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    AN AUSTRALIAN THRILLER
    170 9 Ensuing Broadcast From Daventry aMURDER IN THE SILO,' which the Jl 8.8.C.'s oversea listeners will hear the near future, is by an Australian >r, Edmund Barclay, and Its bizarre is set in typically Australian surroundings. The murderer hides his victim's body i r the tens of wheat
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    FOR AUSTRALIAN LISTENERS
    71 9 Li teners to Australian stations pn i car a programme of traSc its music direct from the sh Regional studios. ol the weekly programmes from thai are being relayed by the dcasting Commission, will be Jenny Black iconMicbride (violin), and (baritone), and their vill include such welli
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    CHINESE CHARGED
    110 9 Attempt To Leave Colony Frustrated Singapore, Friday. AN attempt to evade arrest and leave rntJiV ?L eai 2 e r for China was 'nistrated by the Police when they arrested yesterday n b ard the SS> Van Heutsz He was this morning produced before y-.r/'.y- imckworth the oecond
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      458 9 •J. m j i SIX TALKIES New World J TO-NIGHT j j HAROLD LLOYD in i MILKY WAY 9 s I EMPIRE THEATRE (Tanjong Pagar) j TO-NIGHT 7 9.30 P.M. Two Marvellous Cantonese Talkies J j *YAK CHENG LONG llnd CHAPTER" and "PATRIOTISM." j Matinees—To-day To-morrow Three Super Pictures:i GOLD
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      562 9 ANNUAL READING GANDHI ASTROLOGER. §Send your date an? time of birth or the time of writing thi letter and approximate age. You be furnished with particulars regarding iamily, profession, health, income, expenses, unexpected fortunes and misfortunes, lotteries, races and all other important events. One yeav reading monthly details $2.00, five
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    DEATH.
    55 10 Cable news has been received from Ceylon of the death of Velluruvai Muiugasar, aged 98. the father of M. Krishnar, J.P., retired postmaster, Ki r»lri Lipis and grandfather of Dr. C. Nadarajah. Assist ail' Medical Officer General Hospital. Kuala Lumpur ai d T. Mailvahann", High Sciiocl, Kujar.g. Mi. Velluruvai
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    REQUIEM MASS
    49 10 A Hiph Mass of Requiem for the ropes* of "the fouI of the late Mr. Vincent Nelson Cashin will be sung at the Church of St. Joseoh cn Monday, M«n 16th. 1938. at 6.30 a.m. The kind attendance and prayers of relatives and friends are earrcstly solicited.
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    BUFFER POOL: LOADED DICE
    876 10 QX Tuesday of this week voting papers were sent to all the tin producers in Malaya inviting them to express their views in regard to the proposed tin buffer poo] by registering their votes either in favour or against the scheme. It is the obvious duty
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    POLICE BAND
    66 10 The band of the Straits Settlements Folice will perform in public during the week as loilows under the direction of Mr. J. C. Hitch, L.R.A.M., A.R.C.M., R M.S.M.: Thursday, May 19, at Katong Park at G p.m.: The Menin Road," W. Guitarist: Light Cavalry," Suppe; "Tom Jones," Edward
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    27 10 Mr. R. J. Strong, Manager, Allagar Rubber Plantations, Trong, proceeds on long leave this month. Mr. J. E. Downer will act as Manager during Mr. Strong's absence.
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    26 10 Mr. G. G. Rawlings, the new Third Singapore Magistrate, returned from lettve on Thursday with his wife, to whom he was married in London last month.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Black Friday
    231 10 NOTES COMMENTS Black Friday ITOW did you progress yesterday in your normal life—or was it normr.l? Eid your wile get dengue or your children get whooping D d you treak an ankle on the way to work, or did you even p 3 et the sack? If any of these
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    Extra Pay Day
    199 10 APJNIONS dilTer as to whether the soldier's lot is a happy one, though there are obviously many occupations which are far worse than the army. And the army certainly has the laugh on the civilian population in Malaya this year. The reason is simple. We —the civilians—are
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    Southern Invasion Of China
    349 10 rpHE Japanese naval bombardment of Amoy together with the air raid on Canton came at the very moment when members cf the League of Nations were discussing the latest developments in the Far Eastern situation. The two events though ironical enough, ma > j have taken
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    Empire Air Day
    212 10 IT is gratifying to learn that th periment of sending British aircrai on visiting tours to give formation displays met with such success last yea; that it has now been decided that th* tours are to be repeated this year. U lb understood that displays will be
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    For Peace
    172 10 THE news that Mr. AnUiony Eden s name ha< gone forward as a possible candidate for the Nobel Peace Prise comes just at the right moment and body can deny that, should the honoui fall to him, it will be well merited, titer his years of striving to
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    Topics Of The Day
    122 10 By i "Looker On" s IF every young man could read hi.-> gill's thoughts there would be much less petrol consumed. The typical modern executive is a man who talks golf all morning in the effice, and business all afternoon on the links. No woman can
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      206 10 TENNIS RACKETS j PROSSER'S J SUPER MODEL five PI 7 Frame I gtnng w'lh No. 1 Tropical Gut. I I $15.00 j .1 I A SMALL SELECTION OF RACKETS I W Wel.. kn o.v„ MaKes. ji'J Selling at: 1 810.00 1 I I A "R.C.L."—A Popular Model. f Frame: Two
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      83 10 [PRACTICE LIMITED TO THE EYE. Muscle anomalies rossed eyes /"*«bi||^^*Complicated ra os il cf vision. x\ K. A. THOMPSON, D.O.Sc, (Dr. of Ocular Science). 4, ARCADE, GROUND FLOOR j Thone 3002. Consultation Without Cost or Obligation. DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES "engagement. pang—tan. The engagement of MR. PANG LEONG CHWEL, eldest SOT. Ol
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    untitled Dirksen, formeruntitled Moscow and d Herr Joachim German ambas-H« 11 alter at \ ictoria station rp his duties.
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    LEAGUE SYMPATHY FOR CHINA
    110 11 Reuter. Genera, May 13. co denting the use th< Fat Fast war mnathv with the i>e drawn up by this evening, it tmittee which is 7 resident and the !i::tish. French, nmaniaa Govng on the reso'u.me a resolution appeal by D*. secret meeting of ores ar>a
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    untitled Solidity
    19 11 Reuter. Oslo. May 13. enample cf Sweden .wi y baa decided to I o Italian domina- -Renter.
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    2 11 STOP PRESS
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    AMERICA MAY ABANDON NEUTRALITY LAW
    252 11 Revision Hint By State Secretary Reuter. "Washington, May 13. X HE State Department has informed Congress that it opposed to the removal of the embargo on shipment of arms to In a letter to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Mr. I ordell Hull said from
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    CREEPING UP
    29 11 Thr circulation o* the MORNING IRIBUNE to-div was 2900. At 9.30 a.m. it was IMPOSSIBLE to buy a copy in Singapore Two years" aid but growing •ustilv
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    29 11 Mr. F. H. Puckle, of the Home Department of the Government of India. wOJ be Private Secretary to Lord Brabourne .luring the period that Lord Brabourne is acting Governor-General.
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    CORONATION GIFTS FOR EMPIRE
    84 11 London. May 12 TEE first anniversary to-day of the Coronation ot George the Sixth was marked by the announcement from j Buckingham Palace that copies of the slate portraits of the King and Queen be placed in the "Government j Houses of the Dominions. India. Bu:
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    26 11 Since last month there have been eight deaths from bubonic Dlague in the native quarter of Port Elizabeth. About 100 "contacts" have been put in quarantine.
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    A special appeal untitled the Boy Scouts was untitled the Mansion H * ure. Lor don. by the Duke of Kent recently. Ihe object is to place the movement on a sound financial basis, and Lord Nuffield has promised a substantial donation.
    41 11 A special appeal untitled the Boy Scouts was untitled the Mansion H ure. Lor don. by the Duke of Kent recently. Ihe object is to place the movement on a sound financial basis, and Lord Nuffield has promised a substantial donation.
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    Big Offensive In Shantung
    331 11 Shanghai. May 14. TN spite of rcntiimcus bombardments by the Japanese land and air forces alon* the vhole of the South Shantung front, cau.' ng immense damage t« life and proper!v, the Chinese ar e steadfastly holding the«r ground to maintaining er.nt.ct between th, different OiiaaMliai
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    II MILLIONS WORKLESS IN AMERICA
    33 11 Reuter. Washington. May 13. DRFSIDENT Roosevelt stated that the unemployment census shows 0.833 000 U. tally unemployed, two million unerrploved except for emergency w:rk and 3.200.000 partially unemployed.—Reuter
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    23 11 Mr. Richard Miles, of Leghten Buzzara bf .-n presented with a clock to mark voluntary service as secretary to local ex-Service men's organisations.
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    His Majesty the King at the microphone at Btllahouston Park when he opened ihe Glasgow Em-Pile on Mag t. His speech was broadcast to the empire
    26 11 His Majesty the King at the microphone at Btllahouston Park when he opened ihe Glasgow EmPile on Mag t. His speech was broadcast to the empire
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    HENLEIN PUTTING OUT FEELERS IN BRITAIN
    336 11 London. May 13. VISITS 1» Sir Robert Vansittart. general adviser to the Foreign Office, and tfeM r> l tica' U;ader« of the various parties are included in the weck-e: d gramim ef Berr Ilenle n. lea lcr of the Sudeten German Party in lechc
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    NEW ATTEMPT AT MEDIATION?
    101 11 German Officials Confer Reuter. Hongkong;, May J*». SPECULATION over the possibility of German attempts at mediation in t'.ie Sino-Japanese canttiel has been aiouscd by a meeting here of the German Ambassadors in Ch na an<1 Japan, Dr. Trautman and Genera! Ott. General Ot* left fcr Berlin
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    II. DUCE LEAVES FOR GENOA
    54 11 Reuter. Rome. May 13. ClGrtOR Mussolini, accompanied by J Oet»" rimo Stararp and Alfierie. h*s °o i, "d from Gaeta f his afternoon in the bntleshio Cavour at the head of an nrmada of 100 worships for Genoa where ho wil* make his first speech
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    SPAIN'S APPEAL REJECTED
    212 11 Non Intervention To Stay I Reuter. Geneva, May 1°». SENOR del Vayo. the Spanish delegale, addressing a public session of the League Council to-day. submitted a resolution inviting; the members of the League who hitherto have observe J the non-intervention a«: cement ta contemplate the imnaiillc Cl?i~X
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    GREAT AIR BATTLE AT TERUEL
    73 11 Burgos. May 13 EIGHTEE C Nationalist planes to-day engacjd 50 Republican machines in a tremendous battle on the Teruel front the Nationalists claiming to have shot down certainly eight and probably more of the enemy without losing a single Nationalist machine. On the ground the
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    BELGIAN CABINET HAS RESIGNED
    42 11 Reuter. Brussels. May IU. THE Cabinet has resigned. It is believed that the formation oi a Dew ministry will now not present great dffficuity. Tat roreign Minister. M Spaak, v mentioned as the probable successor of Ircmicr Jansen—Neuter.
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    33 11 The Government of India have appointed Mr. G. S. iiozman, ICS., as dele gate to the conference which the Zanzibar Ge".._u:im?nt are to hold with representatives cf the Indian communt*> :n ihe Protectorate.
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    REORGANISATION OF STAFF COLLEGE
    296 11 MORE AND YOUNGER OFFICERS London. May 13. r I .ORGANISATION H the Staff College, which will have the effect of increasing the supply of staff MBeeri and reducing the age at which they will graduate from the Staff College announced to-day and referred t., by the
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    Conscription Of Labour In Hungary
    108 11 Reuter. Budapest, May 13. 7pHE Gan tantftl has rrsirrned and new I abfawi is b**«n;j forme*! "it*- If. Bda mredy :<s Prosier and "I Many a as Foreign Minister. TI I fficially explained as due to ihe ex-Premier, M Darar.yi. baring <• c i Lssion.
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    21 11 Workmen changing the position of the Tout in Winslow, Bucks, parish church found the bowl oi a thirteenth-century font beneath it.
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    BRITON BAYONETED BY JAPANESE
    155 11 Reuter. Shanghai. May 13. 4 PBOIsTHEJf] Bhang] ri Bril H E. ft Wilkinson, of Darlington, wa.: arrested end detained this morning by the Japanrs> military authorities in l' Hungjao area on a charge of jirr.pmover the barbed wire barricade int/ th° Japanes o area. Accorainc to
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    SALE OF QUOTA RIGHTS
    404 12 MINERS TO APPROACH GOVERNMENT IMPORTANT DECISIONS WITH REGARD TO RECOMMENDATIONS TO BE MADE TO THE GOVERNMENT WERE ARRIVED AT AN EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING OF THE PERAK CHINESE MINING ASSOCIATION. Heated discussion followed for more than two hours on the two main items on the agenda, the
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    "FIRST LADY"
    171 12 Bright Comedy At The Alhambra riRST Lady," a bright comedy with Fr*J5 a charming film actress. Kay an?P LZ IVmg an .landing performance had a premiere at the Alhambra Theatre yesterday. The pictarefca and fhP Sn tISC n Washin gton society iSiccV tory rruns.ns smoothl .v throughout Miss
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS
    63 12 It is officially stated that a portion of Maeander Shoal has been dredged o allow a least depth of 33 feet L.W.O S T far a distance of 800 ft. from the wharf. The Maeander Shoal Buoy has been moved to a position 216 degree a dis
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    AIRMAIL DELAYED
    37 12 f F*fm Our Oio.i Corres'icnden* Bangkok, Friday. The Imperial Eastbound plane left Rangoon this afternoon 24 hours late and later returned to Rangoon owing to monsoon weather. It is now not expected here before Saturday.
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    PAID MOTHER'S DEBTS
    171 12 Bankruptcy Of Local Clerk Singapore, Friday. BORROWING to pay medical expenses for his family and to pay off -the debts of his mother, were the causes given for his insolvency by Tan Beng Quee, a clerk in the Singapore "Municipality, who applied for his discharge from bankruptcy
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    Tighter Boycott Of Japan
    582 12 CHINESE DELEGATES' TOUR Singapore, Friday. lABOUR forces throughout the world will be called upon to tighten up their boycott of Japan. The appeal with this end in view will be made by the delegation of Chinese workers to the International Labour Conference, which will be held
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    BOUND OVER
    234 12 Air Force Man In Taxi Incident Singapore. Friday. PDWARD BRISCOE, cf the Royal Air *J Force Ease, Seletar, was this morning bound over for a period of two years in one surety of $50 by Mr. H. A. Forrtr, District 'Judge. Criminal District Court, at the conclusion of
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    34 12 Injured in a collision between his rickshaw and a motor cycle at South Bridge Road yesterday afternoon, the puller suffered a lacerated wound over the ear and complained of severe pain over the shoulder.
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    30 12 Capt. Pallett of the s.s. "Silverguava" was taken to General Hospital yesterday afternoon by the ambulance which was called to Godowns 13 and 14. Tanjong Pogar, suffering from an ailment.
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    TANGLIN FATALITY
    205 12 Boy Run Over By Petrol Lorry Singapore, Friday. A FATAL motor accident which occurred at Tanglin Road on the afternoon of Mar. 14. in which a 15 year-old Chinese schoolboy cyclist was knocked down by an Asiatic Petroleum Company petrol lorry, had a sequel in the Coroner's Court
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    CHRISTIAN BROTHERS
    107 12 Reunion Dinner On Thursday THE annual reunion dinner of the old boys of the Christian Brothers' Schools will be held on Thursday next. May 19. at 8 p.m. at the S.V.C. Drill Hall. Beach Road. By kind permission of the Commanding Officer, four Pipers of the Royal Inniskilling
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    MUSLIM TEA-PARTY
    17 12 Some of the guests at the party held yesterday in celebration of tl Prophet's birthday.
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    FELL INTO RIVER
    53 12 Falling into the Singapore River from a plank while carrying a sack of sago to a boat last evening, an elderly Chinese coolie of North Boat Quay was rescued by fellow labourers. He had a lacerated wound over the scalp, a fracturned nose and was semi conscious
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    19 12 Dr. J. Orde Povnton, of the Institute for Medical Research. Kuala Lumpur, is an inmate of the Bungsar Hospital.
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    NEW CINEMAS FOR MALAYA
    430 12 National Theatres Registered Singapore, Friday. THE Indian and Chinese film dis--1 tributors in Malaya have the satisfaction in knowing that a new company named National Theatres, Ltd., has been promoted and registered in Singapore as a private limited company with a nominal capital of $200,000. The
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    24 12 I Mr. L. E. Tolley, of Messrs. S. Moutrie ft Co. Ltd., Singapore, has taken over management of the Penang bran:h of the firm.
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    COULD NOT COLLECT DEBTS
    160 12 Reason For Bankruptcy Of Chinese Singapore, Frit'.. g*ORMERLY a commission *2out business he started with a capita 1 $20,000, and now unemployed with 1 fcilities amounting to $48,821 02, due 32 creditors, of which 20 had prov, c for sums totalling $40,526.42, Chec .q Chee Hian,
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT
    108 12 Application By Printing Office Superintendent Singapore. Friday AN application by Mr. W T. I Superintendent of the Goven Printing Office, to have hi stalments reduced from per month, was granted by Mr W. K. Home In the Bankiup to-day. Mr. T. L. Tan, Assistant Ofl signee, informed his
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    MALACCA NEWS
    95 12 Funeral Of Dunlo;> Employee (From Our Own Correspc Malacca. Frid THE funeral took place yestt a: late Mr. Choo Guan Tf the clerical staff of Dunlon P Ltd., whose death occurred on night. The deceased leave*» ;i wic a daughter. An English-speaking ?.ndi V I T Sans? pleaded
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    League Of Nations An Ancient Chinese Ideal
    563 13 DISCUSSED 3,000 YEARS AGO T' iI* cthical basis of Chinese civilisation is the doctrine of the possibility of 1 i r iblishinu universal peace on earth through the practical application of pjoty for securing goodwill to our fellowmen," said Dr. Lim Boon Kene
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    "GOODWILL" RADIO
    35 13 Reuter. Wa hington, May 13. I evell has approved the high power Govern Hon roi the purpose of 'Goodwin- programmes tea with i view to com- I and communist propa- i asts Renter.
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    39 13 untitled a state of collapse at the Leung Road and Jalan yesterday .titernoun, a Chirm to the hospital in a serious He .a emitting bioud Ii thai he teU down while i pail of water in a coffee shop.
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    15 13 untitled instruments, to the total value '•ported stolen from the I staurant. Paya Lebar Road,
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    ENQUIRY INTO MYSORE TRAGEDY
    141 13 United Press. ißv Air Mail i Bangalore, May j am VTSPA RAMESAM, Chairman ol S the Bnqu ry Committee .appointed by the Government, arrived hew this morn.- a was received d the tion by Mr H v Crdei Secretary and Mr K. Subba Rao, Secretary ol
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    GREAT DAYS OF THE GAIETY THEATRE
    189 13 THE great days of the Gaiety Theatre will be recalled for many of the SBC's oversea listeners ••.hen 'Mel°J dies of Lionel Monckton' is broadcast lrnm Daventry on May 20. Monekton's music lor shOWS like OUI Miss The Quaker Girl, The Country Girl, and
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    AMAZING SCENES AT "DAMAGED LIVES"
    380 13 rXTRA police had to U h drafted to the t t ni*ht when the much Mm W*salmost sold out leaaoZ The crouds were amazm*. nve o'clock-un before hall pa* live, and a |MM had (fathered oeiore n hour and a quarter before Ihe film started.
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    PANAMA PACIFIC LINERS
    148 13 Retention Of Service Resolved AGAINST the wishes or President Roosevelt anti of the U.S. Maritime Commission the House of Representatives has directed the Commission, by a unanimous resolution, to arrange to retarn in the intcrcoastal service until July 1940 the three Panama Pacific liners with a view
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    MARRIED YESTERDAY
    24 13 mi* nh» n yin Chonir (Singapore table tennis champion for 1937 and 1938) and Mis" Wong v7n,Tfter their marriage in Singapore yesterday.
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    198 13 To Be Cot 'lucted My Arturo Toscanini ARTURO Toscanini will conduct the B B C. Symphony Orchestra at this year's London Musical Festival, which will take place in Queen's Halt diirinn May and June Organised by the BBC. «lie has been a feature cf London's «mi-ileal life
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    ROYAL TOUR OF LANCASHIRE
    81 13 38 Towns To Be Visited FOUR day., next week will be devoted by the King and Queen to one of the most comprehensive royal tours of Lancashire ever undertaken Thirty-eight towns, including great ports and comercial centres line Liverpool and Manchester, and leading manufacturing and other
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    RECORD FLIGHT ATTEMPT
    44 13 Reuter. Los Angeles, May 13. MAJOR Makowskie. with three Polish airmen, look oft at 6.15 this evening on the first hop of a 16,500 miles flight to Warsaw ward via South America, delivering a new Lockheed air liner to Poland Reuter.
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    The Gazette
    479 13 A Government Gazette Extraordinary published last night provides for the constitution, as from May 16. of the sixth police court for Singapore. The King's Exequatur, empowering Mr. Kenneth B. Patton to act as Consul-Ge-neral of the United States at Singapore has received His Majesty's signature. Mr Stuart Wykes
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      145 13 don't fail to see 1 the I FISH DISPLAY at our I C n CHARD Rd. DEPOT I MAY I6th. 21st. I all the best I fish will be there I A*lvt: ol Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. PHONE 531« F rß USES |j j BRASS INSTRUMENTS. Q /j QffC
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    Geo. Pope Bowls Brilliantly
    451 14 LANCS. ROUTED BY DERBY COUNTY CRICKET Oxford Beat Minor Counties Reuter. COUN'J'V i hum pi unship und other first class cricket matches, begun «n Wednesday and concluded yesterda\. were productive t.f a crop of interesting results, chief anionwhich was the splendid bowling performance of George Pope,
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    Y.W.C.A. TENNIS TOURNEY
    205 14 RESULTS of the first week's play in the tennis tournament at I lie Y.W.C A. j are as follows. Championship Singles: Miss D. Fos- ton beat Miss N. Stretch, 2—6. 6—l, i 6—3; Wag P. Eber beat Mrs. P. Koh, 6-1, 6- 1. I Handicap Singles: Miss
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    17 14 In the final of Guillemard Cup competition H. C. Ainslie beat J. T. Forbes 2 and 1.
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    Annual Sports At St. Patrick's
    343 14 David Skelchy Champion 1 ((EEM competition fostered by friendly j«* rivalry helped to a great extent in i aking tne mm annual athletic sports meeting of the St. Patrick s School yesI terJay. the successful event it turned out ■to be. later-house and individual events
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    S. C. R. C. Lawn Tennis Tourney
    316 14 Latest Results And Ties THE following are yesterday's results of ties nlayad in the 8 C.R.C. Sprin« lawn t;nnis tournament. "A" Singles: Y. P. Wee < —30> beat Dr. Chia Teck Yam (—4O) 4- 6, 7 5. B—6. Jimmy Kam (—l5 3) beat
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    Municipal Services Club
    61 14 Th« Municipal Services Club committee have approved the running of i tennis tournament and entries are nSin rom m mJWrs The tournament will comence m the first week of June with open singles, foilowrd by the onen' doubles handicap. The closm, date Entry forms can be I.ad
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS TOURNEY
    316 14 y.M.C.A. tennis tournament results and 1 ties are as follows: MEN'S SINGLES "A" Dr Chia beat M. L Reshty 6—3 6—l. Ccc Oim Hook beat J. Mauasseh G A o—3. A. Lina heal. Wee Eivr. Loch: 6 -2, 6 Tan Hucic Toe beat Pang Ch'a: ¥onfi 6—t,
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    'Recs' Hold 'Rafs' To A Draw
    591 14 Recs' Hold 'Rafs' To A Draw FIRST DIVISION SOCCER S.A.F.A. LEAGUE A irmen Were Subdued S.R.C. 1 tULF. y CLAYING a very improved name »i SR(. held th. K\V sercer eleven to b onc-aii draw yesterday's First .Division Le u u game at th* Anscn Rtud Stadia,,, befppe a saaaJJ
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    Governor's Cup Day At Bukit Timah
    970 15 FOURTEEN HORSES IN BIG RACE Cup Event Timed To Start At 5 O'Clock j,i \V r (governor's Cup day at Bukit Timah. The card for the day /.iii;:ri>c-s eight races, the first being timed to start at 2.30 p.m. The r for the day,
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    RACE SELECTIONS BY "ARGUS"
    48 15 SKLFCHONS by "Argus" for today's laces are as follows: Race I—DRIFT ON Quick Money Race 2—FARNLEY Fla? and Burner Ra 3—SHOOT UP Lis'nren i, ac 4—NUTCRACKER Vedas Kacc S—ST. CHARLFS New Moon Race 6—KNIGHT S EYE Reaiidclin Race 7—DEEPDENF Release Race 8-SPFRANZA Gee Up
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    Malacca Inter-School Sports
    131 15 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Thursday. The Malacca Chinese inter-school ;;:orts for ttiis year will take place on Friday and Saturday. May 20 and 21. P, is an annual event which invariably provides keen sport and is closely followed by a large section of the Chinese community
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    Municipal Services Club
    83 15 The finals oi toa Municipal s.C. tabJctennis singles chamoior.shrp. and the three and four bails billiards championship will take place at the ciub premises at Farr°r Park on the following d ttea Table-Tennis Singles Championship: Wong Peng Nam vs Chua Siak Phuang to-morrow :>i 5 ova .t-Ba!!s
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    R.A.F. TENNIS RESULTS
    230 15 THE RAF. championships in progfl at Seletar have been held up by bad weather during the week, hut are ;iuv in the final stages. The best tennis ,i> the tournament was seen when cpl Pa :mp,ham beat F.Lt. Messenger by 6 6—4. Passingham was playing at the
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    LAD FOOTERS' XI
    59 15 Lad Footers XI vs. Fioyal InnfekilK ing B" Company on Saturday, at OA6 p.m.:—Ah Sen» Lens, \pdul Hasafe, Chin Aik. Kal Trek Ah r nh. chin Men, Joseph. John. 8. i.ork iCap< i, Chin Chong, Heng Fook. Kiam i m and Ah Bco. On Saturday last, the
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    Inter-Party Batu Pahat Badminton
    130 16 fFrom Our Own Correspondenti Batu Pahat. A START will be mad; villi the first Batu Pahat district inter-party badminton tournament on Monday. May 16. at the Government English School courts. The followinct are the fixture May 16 C.R C. vs. I.C.A. May 18 Maiav Teachers vs.
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    Business Houses Soccer
    58 16 HONGKONG and Shanghai Bank beat the Heap Eng Moh Steamship Co by 5 l yesterday in a Business Houses League fixture at the V.M.C.A. ground. At half time the score was one-nil In favour of the winners. Gam null (3), A. Oliveiro and Isnin ?cored for the
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    Rifle Shooting
    23 16 There will bo a spoon sii ot tor members of the Singapore Rifle Association to-duy, at 230 p.m at Seletar Range.
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    MUAR TENNIS
    218 16 lFrom Our Own Correspondent) Muar. Friday. EXCELLENT entries have been received 6 by the Mmr Lawn Tennis Association for the double handicap tournament for the KaUi ravelu Cup. Alto-ether 44 players have entered. Thus there will be twenty two pairs. The following are the results of the draw
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    SPHINX B.P.
    58 16 Sphinx BP. team vs. the Sam boo Clerk's Club at Poeloe Samboe on Suncay: A. R de Souza. P. Neubronn: Lim Thye Gan, Lee Kia Chee.. Julian de Souza. T da Costa, P A. Lange, S. Conceicao. Joseph de Souza, Martin Lozario and F. Harden. Members and supporters
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    CRICKET TEAMS FOR WEEK-END
    501 16 /MRICKET fixtures and teams for the \j week-end are as follows: S.C C. matches. To-day. vs. A.P.C. at S.C.C; vs. St. Andrew's School at St. Andrew's School. To-morrow. vs. Poyal Inniskilling Fusiliers at Tanglin; 8.8.1, and Etceteras vs. P S. Law at S.C.C. S.C.C. XI vs.
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    R.A.F. (H.Q.) BEAT GUTHRIES AT SOCCER
    126 16 IN a friendly soccer catch pi Farrei Park yesterday, the R H.Q.i beat Guthrie's Bp 5 h Outhries were great* hand*a£ ped by lack of weight and Droved in match for their sturdier opponent Ten minute, after the .start Vic'.,: cutting in from the
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    Singapore Golf Club
    104 16 TTHE following are Ule startii c f r h our,l fv "T rounri < S.G.C. ladies' Duffers' run coi to be played at Bukit Timah n day afternoon May Ifjfch: 3.15 Mrs. T. H. Newey vs ksi« i Wormald 3.20 Mrs. L. M. Mitchell n M r
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      152 16 DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service Yesterday. fast BHgtot Max. BrUjtt EM a Stations. Temp. R'faii 6 snine Tiemjj oF. Ins. Frs. q p. WEST COAST. Alor Star 91 Nil 11.0 33 Bayan Lepas «Pena-gt 91 Nil 8.9 75 Sitiawan 87 Nil 2 3 75 Bukit Jeram 78 0.31 Mil
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    FAVOURITE SONGS FROM "MARITANA"
    214 17 To Be Broadcast From Daventry FEW musician? had a more extraordinary career thnn Vincent Wallace, cowiposer cf Maritana, favourite songs and choruses from which will be heard m the Daventry programmes on May 15. In this broadcast the Royal Carl Rosa Opera Company will be accompanied
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    53 19 Minutes before his death, i i r Muhammad Iqbal is reto iiave stiiiii the follow i :in < ouplet:— ong* o) the poet again ing Of not, message- from Hejaz received or not, orld may again see a het Hkt this or not, this mendicant has
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    157 19 njK Muhammed Iqbal. who passed )S i a bore on April 21, was from cardiac trouble for ihr last three years. confined to bed durmonths. At four >rning of April 21, his turn for the worse m he breathed his last Id devoted servant friends at
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    881 19 DR. SIR MUHAMMAD IQBAL'S CAREER g >RIN in 18« < at Sialkot Sir Muhammad Iqbal was lirteally the decendant of aSLSf a ient fami, v ot Kashmiri Brahmins bearing the family name rminiJMfmbers of this lineage are still inhabiting Kashmir. About a couple
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    34 19 United Press. Sheikh Muhmmud Habibullah. M.L.A., was unanimously elected Vice-Chancellor of the Lucknow University to succeed Dr. Paranjpye. who is retiring, at a meeting of the Executive Council of the University held recently.—(United Press».
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    704 19 Sir Muhammad Iqbal's Services Recalled United Press. Ij. ttsuig away of Sir MohamM 1 ««ans the disappearance thf 'i r brightest stars from rmament of India," 's" »h.,s Chandra Bose, Con- res j ent ,e d: Besides being a nd literacteur, Sir 1
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    127 19 United Press. (By Air Mail) Calcutta, May 7. THE "United Pres?" understands that on receipt of the news that the mother of Jogesh Chatterjee, ex-Kakori case prisoner was lying seriously ill in her village home in Dacca District. Mr. Subhas Chandra Bose, Congress President, telegraphed to
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    413 19  -  SIR M. IQBAL'S MESSAGE ALL THE LATEST INDIAN NEWS SPECIAL DAILY FEATURE EDITED BY G.S. Muthukrishnan. B.Sc. United Press. (By Air Mail) Hyderabad (Deccan) May 5. TJ IND k'S and Muslims, Zoroastrians or Christians, Sikhs or Jews, whether •J they were the mlajority or the smallest fragment
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    87 19 United Press. (By Air Mail) New Delhi. May 8. SIX persons including three v onu n were latally burnt in a serious fire in Pataudi which completely gutted nearly 200 huts, soys a message received here from Patvjdi State, about 30 miles from Delhi Piempt
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