Malaya Tribune, 21 May 1938

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune layaNati °""l NewspaperGuaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXVII. No. 120. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday, May 21, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1938 FIVE CENTS.
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      79 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR j BREAKFAST I Try Vie HOitMM. lIMItI M j 'Golden valley* AUSTRALIAN BRANDY TME LABEL TO LOOK OUT lOH A HIGH QUALITY BRAND AT A LOW PRICE Obtainable at n'i ftrst-cUuu store* rwI|THDIF c (3 Itd m WLs (Incorporated to S.S.). i 1 i W PJS.
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      252 1 I S (lIVDA V TIC 111 iwe Dominant In Malaya i .1 J SoLjTYouit OWN house! IX K.\TO\4. NICE LOTS FOR SALE AT "GROVE ESTATE" AT INTERESTING PRICES i MORTGAGES VAX DE ARRANGED Apply: m i CREDIT FONCIER D'EXTREME-ORIENT MEYER CHAMBERS (3rd floor) PROPERTIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION FOR SALE: Town
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES A MERCANTILE HISTORY
    690 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES A MERCANTILE HISTORY Integrity Ability TRADITIONS OF BOW RINGS if ORE than 135 years ago, the farm of fowling was established in a little shop in the High-street jo Exeter. The founder, tfenjamin Bo wring, was by turn watchmaker, silversmith, jeweller and engraver, and all these businesses
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    TRADE PROPAGANDA
    259 2 Chamber Of Commerce Move AMONGST the subjects discussed at a meeting of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce were the plans for Manchester's participation in the forthcoming annual meeting of the Association of British Chambers of Commerce. The Manchester delegation will be led by the president. Mr. Francis Grundy,
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    GUNBOAT INCIDENT
    276 2 Japanese Threat To Open Fire FOR the first time since Japanese planes sank *he U.S.S. Panay and shore batteries opened fire on H.M.S. Bee and H.M.S. Ladybird, Brilish gunboats navigated the Yangtse last week with decks cleared for action. H.M.S. Scarab, which left Wuhu and arrived 'n Shanghai
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      474 2 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA (Uicoipor-ted 1a England). P. 0 S. N. CO.'fl SAILINGSOUTWARDS Due. Tonnage, tfpore. 1&38. IPUTANA 17,000 In port kanchi r;,ouu June 3 si MALI ti,BUU June 3 NALDERA Iti.OOU June 17 HAN PUR A 17.00U JUly 1 BANGALORE ti.OOu July 2 RAWALPINDI 17.000 July 15 i i,kFU
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      520 2 BANGKOK LINE. CHINA JAPAN LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most BJ AISSSLJS* J Cabins Have Adjoining Private Bath, comfortable Passenger Accommoda- To: Marseilles, London, Rotterdam, c Hamburg and Copenhagen. I<>: Port h Sa,d Pales 5*£ dam M.S. From Spore NTca PS. P'ng B ambu fe n < SP H^ a
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      364 2 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LLNIE Deutsch-A ustralische Dampfschifts Gesellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germans). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore 1938 t m.s. KULMERLAND via Manila May 27 s.s. NORDMARK via Manila Jun. 5 t m.s. DUISBUW via Manila June 22 t m.s. SAUERT.AND via Manila
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      336 2 STEAMER SAVINGS I iuoydl I DOES YOlTc I LEAVE APPROACH? I I Please let us offer you I accommodation on I fastest, most modern and 1 luxurious. I N.D.L. EXPRESS I LINERS. Passage Agents: I LOHMANN CO., LTD., I 124, Robinson Road, I Phone 7565. STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. LOCAL
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    WILKINSON INCIDENT
    48 3 —Reuter. Tokyo, May 20. Acknowledging that Sir Robert Craigie presented a memorandum reciting the Wilkinson incident to Mr. Hirota on May 18, the Foreign Office spokesman forecasted the probability of the incident being settled in Shanghai in which case the Japanese Government will not reply —Reuter.
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    A MUI-TSAI'S SUICIDE
    495 3 Death Of 17-Year Old Girl Singapore, Friday. THE story of the death of a young Mui-tsai, named Khoo Liang* Hin i who was found to have committed suicide by taking caustic soda, was unfolded in the Coroner's court this morning Mr Khoo Heng Pho, of 61. Tanjong
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    DEAD 55 HOURS
    104 3 Man Found Floating: In Harbour Singapore, Friday. "pOUND drowned", was the finding by Mr. W. G. Porter the Coroner after an inquest on the body of a male Chinese. which was lound floating in the Singapore harbour. The deceased could not b.e identified. The discovery was made
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    129 3 Singapore, May 21. Ships alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Nil. Sheers Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) War Krishna 19. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 2) Rajputana 18; Silverstar 16; Pangkor 13: President Harrison 11: Glenogle 9. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 2) Klang 31;
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    SOVIET AIR SMASH
    39 3 Reuter. Moscow. Friday. Babushkin, one of the Soviet's leadmS J? irn L en and three other men we*e fcJlied when a plane crashed in Uklrr oft from the aerodrome near Archangel Kilter m FraM J «*SS
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      460 3 Cla&Aigi&d. (IdvadiMmswJtA, PUBLIC NOTICES Singapore Municipality TENDERS. ■TENDERS are now invited for the materials or service. For Municipal Tender Room Date of Closing. on ol Jop Chiat Market into Coolie Deposit $j0). 12 noon, May 23, 1938. of 100 tons of Best QuvkLume for it, 12 noon, May 30, 1938.
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      530 3 PUBLIC NOTICES V^E£- CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION, LIMITED. (I £SKE? t 2 5 thTstraits Settlements). Sixth a CE IS HEREfi Y GIVEN that the Sh,ilh A /i nual Meeting of the hPiH !V of the Company will be mg Ch, 1 f A e t gLst f er^'°fficer China BuilSthe 2ft
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      687 3 When Buying "HERCULES" Cycles Look for This Trade Mark. Mi ftWJ \im*MJL Tire ORIGINAL "HERCULES" TRADE MARK. ALL MODELS IN STOCK. FROM ROADSTERS TO SPORTS MODEL. Easy Payments Arranged. British Cycle Agency. 6, Prinsep Street, Singapore. WE STOCK AND SELL MORE WATCHES than any other firm in Malaya and Far
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      196 3 ANNUAL READING GANDHI ASTROLOGER. s !>v Send your date and i time of birth or the J time of writing the I j later and approxiJuate age. You wiP oe furnished with >^ particulars regarding v family, profession. health, income, expenses, unexpected fortunes and misfortunes, lotteries, races and all other
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      269 3 CLUB DIARY OF EVENTS [There are numerous Clubs in Singa pore members of which arc readers the "Malaya Tribune:*. Tms Diary v provided specially for ihir:,. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Hap~ penings of general interest will still be included in the "Diary oj
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    PRODUCE
    185 4 Singapore. May 20. R. (fHam) W. Coast. No. 1 per Koyan $138 iR. (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $135 IR. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $130 I Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 1 S22C Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 2 J*9S 1 Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 3
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    103 4 -British Official Wireless London, May 20 Paris 177 39-64 New York 4.96 13 16 Montreal 5.00 3/ Brussels 29.50% Geneva 21.74V2 Amsterdam 8.97 V 2 Milan 94 7 16 Berlin 12.36% Prague 142% Copenhagen 19.40 Stockholm 19.40% Oslo 19 90 Vienna nominal Madrid nominal Lisbon 110 3 16
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    F.S. POLITICS
    92 4 —Reuter. PhiladelDhia, May 18. MR. John Lewis' Committee of Industrial Organisation failed in its first major attempt to gain political power when Mr. Thomas Kennedy, its candidate for nomination for the Governorship In Pennsylvania's democratic primary elections, was defeated by about 100 000 votes in competition with Mr.
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    340 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Friday. RUBBER Previous To-day Change Dull Quiet 11 Buyers 5 1116 Wfc 3 b SPOt sXrs 6% f« Z% Ist* Forward (Jane) Buyer. 5 1116 |W =i oellers 5 3 4 5 8 _i a md forward (JulyiSept) Buyers 5.^ Buyers 5 13! 6
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    TRADE ROUTES PROTECTION
    1846 4 Activities In Foreign Countries |'T is acknowledged, both inside and outside the Service, that the convoying of merchant ships in narrow waters, or at the focal points of the trade lanes, is one of the Navy's major problems. A large fleet of suitable ships is necessary for
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    SHIP EXPLOSION
    146 4 Japanese Freighter In Germany Damaged Tokyo, May COMMUNISTS to-day were blanv 0 b: V- a Japanese Foreign Office t j tt lor an explosion which dama uoper deck of the Japanes.' t n Taiima Maru, 6,995 tons, in Bi Germany, on Mar. 2. Thf n« ul terrorist coup
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      486 4 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. I (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) t CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up 510,000,000.00. BEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. TELEPHONES Managing Director 3172 Secretary 4944 General Manager 3513 Accountant 3° 2Q Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA." LONDON BANKERS: NEW YORK BANKERS: Midland Bank, Ltd, I
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      104 4 THĔ 1 UNITED CHINESE BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated In 8 8.) No. 2. Chulia Street (Bonham Building), Singapore. I Authorised Capital $4,000,000.00 I Issued. Subscribed and i Paid Up $1,000,000.00 General Reserve 100,000.00 TelesraDhle Address: j "TYEnUABANRV* Telephone N05.:—5182, 5188. 5184, 5185 5136. BOARD OF DIRECTORS:— Wee Kheng Chiang, Esq.. Chairman.
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    740 5 Quotation By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore. May 19, 5 p.m. Fraser Co. Buyers Sellers pat Tin 310V2 4!4y 2 A< m Kumbang 28 30,J£Sal Malay 42,6 47 norn Jyer Weng £60 £65 Bangrin Tm «h 22,Batu Selangor 13d 1.40 B irma Malay 21 6 22
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    SELANGOR RIVER RUBBER
    980 5 Biff Increase i £1,000 TRANSFERRED TO RESERVE 25 aS T l ose obtailie d in the year with which I have just dealt will be impossible unless there is an early and substantial improvement in the price of the commodity, and that can only result irom an
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    109 5 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, May 19. 5 p.m. Company Dividend Books Total for close financial Date Ex Div. year TI N: Payable Date to date Pahang Consol 10% Int. Apr. 26 June 1 May 9 10% less tax Rawang Concession 21- No. 22 May 18 May 25
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    246 5 Co., Ltd., $30,000 ADr 30, Oct. 31... 95 10d norn *Xe APORE MUNICIPAL: lS r d c. 1540 $400 0 °0 mt. ept. oO 100 102 norn M?r d c 1947 «.600,000 Int. 4. 3l Se Pt. 30 .105 107 norn 2% lS d c 1955 Int.
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    MALAYA AND THE I.T.C.
    1243 5 Position Weakened COMMENT OF LONDON PRESS (From Our Oxn Corespondent) London, May 10. jyjAL WAS part in the buffer tin pool crisis is commented upon j somewhat querulously in the London financial press following the official ;onfirmation that a referendum is «ing taken after all. "Unfortunately,
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    ANXIOUS MOMENTS
    251 5 Anchor Fouls Boom At Shanghai THE u S.S. Bulmer, a destroyer, spent 1 a f ew anxious moments shortly! when hrv o a T to yhan recently her anchor .got entangled with i it A 6 c ams ancl wire moorings which ?£!f K ,me seemtd to have
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    To-day's Diary Of Events SPORT.
    65 5 Cricket: Re.st Trial. SRC., Frst Day; I A. v. R E. Changi, S.C.R.C, V. M.F.A., M.F.A.; S.C.C. v. R..T R.I., A.C.S v. Victoria School, Victoria School; A.C.S. II. v. St. Andrew's II, O.dham Hull; S. J. I. v. Y.M.C.A., Y.M.C.A.; St. Andrew's OB A v
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    AMUSEMENTS
    147 5 ALHAMBRA: "It's Love I'm After," 3.15, 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. PAVILION: "Scuth Riding," 3.15, 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. CAITIOL: "Goldwyn Follies," 3.15 6 15 and 9.15 p.m. IHEATRt HO 1 AL: "Sipah Salar" (Hindustani», 3.15. (j.!5 and 9.15 n.rn MARLBOROUGH: "Veer Kunal (Hindustani Talkie», 3.15 6.15 and 9 15
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    HOTELS
    21 5 "Cocktail Dance 6.30 orSi"'»"™ dinner and Dance (Ina f f l0^ 8-30 to midnight. Cabaret Attraction, Kyra, Roby and Harn?
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      73 5 TO KEEP FIT CONSTIPATION INDIGESTION 1 SLUGG,SHNESS LIVERISH NESS liP rhin.i, ar.d correspondents prism $35 -pwurds. glasses ):1 the principal cities Jpera $0. oIrT>ATOO 01 the world, the Bank is v,m?, EPAIRS UNDERTAKEN. new china optical co., we" equipped to transact 71, High Street »"*HONE 3786 _i i i i
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    158 6 Mails expected from Netherlands Indiesby Ah .X.L.M.) Deliveries oi boxholders' letters only 4 30 p.m. today and general deliveries of letters and parcels 8.25 a.m. respectively on Monday. M-uls expected irom Europe Amsterdam* by Air (X.L.M I to-day. Deliveries of boxholders' letters only 130 pm today and general
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    32 6 The Air Mail (Imperial* despatched iron? Singapore on May 13 was delivered in London yesterday. The Air Mail (Netherlands) despatched from Singapore on May 15 was delivered in London \esterday.
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    WEARNE'S AIR SERVICE
    40 6 The mail plane "Governor Raffles" of Wearne's Air Service was disabled when taking off at Ipoh yesterday and the air mails from Irx>h. Penang. etc. will, therefore, be received at Singapore by the 5.58 p.m. train to-day.
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    330 6 Singapore. May 21. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampats 3 10 l 2 4 4'o Ayer Hitam 22 23 Ban grins 21 22 Batu Selangors 1.32 1.40 Cnanderiangs 16 17 Kitam Tin 0.38 0.43 Hongkong Tin 20 9 219 Hong Fatts 1.01 1.05 Idris Hyd. 7 7
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    BABY'S BODY FOUND
    50 6 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. A gruesome discovery was made at noon, of the body of a newly-born infant in the undergrowth at Bukit flanas, opposite the church. The di'-rovorv was mndo by schoolboys and on being miurmeu. the poM arrived and removed the body.
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    EXCHANGES
    202 6 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 21. London T.T. 2 3 11,16 London demand 2 3 imp Lyons demand 2042 Switzerland demand 249 3 4 Hamburg demand 141 New York
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    44 6 A novel costume competition has been arranged by the management of the Great World Cabaret for this week-end To-night and to-morrow night, the dahc? hostesses win be dressed in costumes of their own choice. Prizes are being awarded to the live most outstanding costumes.
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    200 CASUALTIES IN RAIL CRASH
    59 6 -Retlter Hongkong. M... CHINESE repoits reaching here i that a disastrous head-on i occurred on the Canton-Hankov on the night of May 16 when, it 200 persons were killed and inj The accident occurred to Mi kilometres north of Chang >1 south-bound passenger train chang
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    SHIP WITHOUT FLAG
    217 6 Tangle Of Kwang Yuan In San Francisco rttE Kwang Yuan, a little schooner which has been ridr u m anchor in Mission Bay since l'ast \vint< has become a "record ship." says S; a Francisco message. She has no nationality, is mam. d both Japanese and Chinese
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    EMPIRE DAY
    21 6 Tuesday being Empire D.»\, HLM. and all tied auxiliaries in narbottr v.n: dress ship over-all from '<> a.m. to sunset
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      285 6 MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL J I ORCHESTRAL CONCERT 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. SPECIAL RACE DINNER BALL CAJJ ARET ATTRACTION, KYRA, ROBY HARRY 4gfl|B__K_Hßf---__E-_-D_--L___________n________-_^ jSEAVI^^ s j TO-NIGHT j EXIENSION TO I A .M. SPECIAL DINNER DANCE J DINNER DESNCI MUSIC BY KELLER'S POPULAR HUNGARIAN BAND. s ENTERTAINMENT OF UNUSUAL MERIT PI
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      393 6 NOTICE Mails for Japan originally advertised for despatch by c.s. Rajputana closing at 10 a.m. to-day will now be despatched by s.s. Arabia Maru closing at 4 p.m to-day. IF YOUR BREATH HAS A SMELL YOU CANT FEEL WELL Unless 2 pints of bile juice flow" from our liver into
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      40 6 SEE VOIR GRACEFUL SELF IN LILY WHITE PHOTO STI IMO 7<>, North Uridtfc K*»i l (near Adclphi HoUl), SING A POKE. TH E T R O^O FINE nifovw SUNNY DAYS. ELEGANCE DURABILITY Advertiwmeut oi The Batu Shoe ov. Ud.. sinuate.
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      188 6 I POSTAL j I STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME Europe and Great Britain x X.L.M. Ma y *j Iranx s't'm" 21 2 P- m Mcd an x J&kK' 21 2 P-m--pontianak r},°J!„ 2 1 3 P m Djambl and K. Toengkal lob,L™I ob, L™- Hirrisoi 21
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    90S SHANGHAI FACTORIES DESTROYED
    122 7 Shanghai, i TOTAL of 905 factories in ri Shanghai were burned to the ground dui.ns the hostilities here in the laUei j:art of 1937. .-icmrding i a special report received by this paper Those factories employed sfiS workers before the war. factories which were completely troyed
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    Man Faced Firing Squad In Spain But Lived
    405 7 Sara/ossa. ANT of the strangest stories of the £?an ah civil war—of how a I lieutenant was "executed" by tag squad and lived to tell the late—has just ccme to light. Ti™ officer faced the squad with a prisoners, Shots rang bullets
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    59 7 understood that the United Process committee has apdiSSS Ins P ecttjr s. each in charge nets, to supervise the work congress Committees in th/ anu to see how these Commit■r 'rt,r° Ut JS* orders from me The Inspectors will also and means as to how their llmpil a reas c
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    "OLDEST SHELL" GOES OFF, KILLS TWO MEN
    195 7 Nicosia. Cypirns. IF TER ."»<> years use in village weight-lifting contests and as a source of gunp< nler for fireworks, an ancient shell has gone off at'Pissouri, in the Limassol district of Cyprus, killing two young men. The shell is one of a
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    REFORM OF LUNATIC ASYLUMS
    100 7 WHILE reform of the gaol administra lien is being pursued zealously by th Sind Government, attention is now beirf devoted to improving "he :*onditio' of lunatic asylums and affording amenities to their inmates. A scheme costing Rs. 50.000 is now before the Minister of Public Health.
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    WILL HE PLAY A LOVE SONG?
    46 7 Yehudi Menuhin, the violinist, has become engaged to N. la Nicholas, daughter of Mr. George Nicholas, known as the "Aspro King." ot "tlelbourne, Australia. Photo Shows: Yehudi Menuhin and his fiancee. Nola Nicholas, as they left London for S vitzerland.
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    WOMAN MOTORIST REBUKED IN VERSE
    121 7 PWaterbury. Connecticut. C. John "Jingles'* Donahue, who keeps his eye on traffic—and traffic violations—here, hai his ovn unique system .*or taking offender; to task, whenever circumstances permit. 1 iSf d o° f leaving a "ticket.- or mm. o to vu a PP ear >" court,
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    Mother Decides Baby Must Die
    478 7 FATHER SAYS 'NO' pRETTY young Chicago mother, Mrs. Herman Colan, is too ill tn finally whether her five-weeks-old daughter shall Lee a life of dark ness—or die. chUcrf is eating into the ArTVmJZJf- It must affect the brain. An immediate operation would save the be
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      409 8 I GREAT ENTERTAINMENT*! In many respect "Goklwyn Follies' is one ol the best examples yet to leave the studios of the film as an art FREE PRESS. (20 5 38) MX:*** •'Goklwyn Follies" is gn at MORNING TRIBUNE (20 5 38) I NATURALLY .YOU WILL NOT MISS IT! I~TO-PAY at
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      409 8 3.15-6J5-9.15 TO-PAY THE BOOK-OF-THE-YEAR FOR 10:57, COMES TO LIFE AS 1938 s MOST OUTSTANDING FILM. "SOUTH RIDING" UNIVEPSAILY ACCLAIMED AS TOT BEBT BRmSH PICTOTE MADE PRODUCED BY ALEXANDER KORDA AND VICTOR SAVJLLE EDAAUND CWtNN RALPH RICHARDSON! I. ATE SI PAKAMOIM MUS|(l|| j d To-niffhl 7.45 p.m. ■••■l™ asm Two Shows
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      349 8 The Most eagerly-awaited Screen Tvent of rhe past TEN years! j pßter 1 ,i on your 'nwJ lco' list" VS. -jjffc I Al!in marvelous Multiplane TE c H N r lo Gala Premiere CAPITOL, May Blst 1 SHOWS DAILY. Fret list '»»«1 Service rotici ssfons entirely suspended! •> S ROXY
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      786 9 FINAL TOUCH TO TOUR BEAUTY WE CAN WORK WONDERS There are manj women whose every feature Is perfect, but who miss oeauty just because their hair has not been properly curved. Our UNPRECEDENTED CHARGE from $1 upward to $3 are within the reach of everybody, and we take good care
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    DEATHS
    64 10 The death occurred at the General Hospital, Singapore, yesterday, of Mr. Louis Joseph, Chief Clerk of the Master Attendant's Office. Singapore, at the age of 35. He leaves a widow, six children and two grand-children to mourn his loss. The feneral will take place at the Bidadari Cemetery this
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    74 10 KOH. Mr. Koh talk Keong aged G1, passed peacefully away at his residence. No. 390, Joo Chi it Road, oil 18-J-33. leaving behind his beloved wife, o"? daughter. Mrs. Secw Beng Cheng, one fon, Koh Cheng lloon, one son-in-law. Seow Beng Chci.g, one grandson-in-law, Sim Meah fcer of the Goodye~i
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    BRITAIN'S AIR ARM
    772 10 nnHE debate which is to be Btaged in the House of Commons next week on the state of Britain's defence preparations promises to b-3 one of the most interesting that Parliament has heard for a long: time. Arising out of th? Labour motion calling for an inquiry
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    GAZETTE APPOINTMENTS
    212 10 THE following appointments and noti- ftcations were gazetted last night:— The provisional appointment of Mr. Joseph William de Piro to be temporarily an Unofficial Member of the Executive Council of the Straits Settlements during the absence on leave ol the Hon. Mr. R. Williamson. a Dr. L. W.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Open House
    256 10 NOTES COMMENTS Open House IT isn't often that a first class mystery develops In Singapore, and though the one we present this morning may not have international developments, it is certainly causing concern to two people in the city. They are the owners ot a very pleasant house within easy
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    Strawberries And Cream
    220 10 OH! to be in England now that May's here! If only for one thing—those little red mushy pieces of fruit that go so well with cream in other words, strawberries. And yet—the strawberries in this part of the world are highly satisfying iexcept In price). This longing
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    Private Lives
    242 10 DEOPLE who are regular cinemagoers are familiar by now with the .short*" of Hollywood stars, bu-t few people know that in Singapore there is a man has a film of his own that gives more informal views of cinema stars any you are likely to see on the
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    Literary Lapses
    194 10 j yOU may have read a Story In tills I newspaper a day or two ago, about j a young man who was emboldened to i write his sweetneart 11.000 letters. We shudder to think of the amount of ink j thai was used in a pursuit that
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    Topics Of The Day
    327 10 Bv "Looker On" I JUDGE complains that the Engl sh breakfast is so standardized that it is robbed of that element of surprise which makes a meal interesting. He evidently doesn't get his eggs from our grocer. It seems that a man has been going round
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    HITLER SENDS TROOPS TO CZECHOSLOVAK FRONTIERS
    338 11 Normal Moves, Is Berlin Claim -Reuter. I Prague, May 20. OF TRir P L C AR^ n INVEST,GATING REPORTS THAT STORM WITH SJESSI m A CK GVAKDS ARE ASSEMBLING IN DBmuCTS 0K f;ERMANY BoR■misnis r a r ers think that ,ht in he fort
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    SUDETENS DECLINE TO NEGOTIATE
    275 11 MR.H. HODZA ten Gi rmatu full rights onalitiea statute ■lr oicn areas, no disorders. SUDETENS DECLINE TO NEGOTIATE Igtie, May 20. declaration was me Minister, Dr. dressing representious political pard I he coming ute would be based ti home rule and c ut deeply into c; hcsiovakia as a Dr.
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    5 11 FRANCO MUST WIN, SAYS DUCE
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    FRANCO MUST WIN, SAYS DUCE
    169 11 -Reuter. Rome, May 20 MAY 29 will be celebrated throughi" out Italy and the colonies as a "day of solidarity with nationalist Spain." It is believed that mass meetings will be held throughout the country, culminating in a demonstration in favour of General Franco in the Pallazove Nezia, to be
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    24 11 HERR HENLEIN leader of the Sudetens, refuses to negotiate on account of alleged disturbances i:i various parts of Czechoslovakia in the past few days
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    FAKIR OF IPI ACTIVE AGAIN
    125 11 Reuter. Simla, May 20. 1 COMMUNIQUE indicates that n further steps may have to be taken to deal with the Faqir of Ipi following a series of sporadic incidents and unrest, for the most part directly traceable to the Faqir's influence throughout Waziristan since the
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    25 11 James Downie, 68, a retired joiner or Castle Park Farm, Huntly, was burned to death when his car struck a telegraph pole and caught fire.
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    21 11 Mr. S. Bose, I.C.S., has been killed and another Indian Civil Service officer seriously injured in a motor acciaent near Jubbulpore.
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    LABOUR PARTY OPPOSE SIMONS BUDGET PROPOSALS
    199 11 London, May 20. THE Finance Bill, published yesterday, contains complex and elaborate machinery to prevent income-lax evasion. It should no longer be pcssible to avoid income-tax by transferring income to persons abroad, unless the transfer was made not for trfj purpose of avoiding taxes
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    NORMAL MOVEMENT
    99 11 0 N lriday Marp h 11 it was relownPv°?feVr? various frontier f Austria that extensive iroop movements wer<» taktrnr frontier and that several disorder WCre under fle, d bJS* fepnrts were denied ■S&i but when they became more insistent it was admitted that certain m vements were "nil?
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    NEW VIEW OF FUTURE OF PHILIPPINES
    49 11 —Reuter. Washington May 20. CULL economic independence for the Philippines in 1960 instead of 1946 is recommended in the report of the joint preparatory committee on Philippine Affairs. The report dealt only with economic independence. Political independence remains fixed at July 4, 1946—Reuter.
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    "SHADOW" AIR FACTORIES
    139 11 I Lord Nuffield To I Help i London, May 20. CIR X ngsley Wood, the new Air V Secretary, saw representatives of the shadow aircraft industry today and discussed the progress of the scheme of shadow factories for production of aircraft aero-engines and certain accessories. Sir Kingsley
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    POPE AND THE NAZIS
    61 11 -Reuter. Berlin. May 20. THE differences between the Vatican 1 and Germany have been further intensified by the latter's decision regarding passport regulations, the effect of which will prevent Catholics from attending the Eucharistic Conference at Budapest on May 25 to 29. Catholics in Germany are
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    Breakdown In Rome?
    38 11 -Reuter. Paris, May 20. AUTHORISED circles in Rome declare that Franco-Italian negotiations arf following their usual course, says the Havas correspondent. They deny that a i.tate of grave tension exists between Italy and France. —Reuter.
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    34 11 Two British-owned railway companies the Buenos Ayres Western Railway and the Buenos Ayres and Pacific Railway, have been authorized by the Argentine Government to apply wage outs of 5 and 10 per cent, respectively
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    HSUCHOW WILL SPUR CHINA ON CHINESE WITHDRAW FROM HSUCHOW
    239 11 Reuter. of th e b C U^a, a *c e P^^^'S^SJS^' temptation of militarism or becoming a totalitarian state.'' M mt the A Home message says Signor Gave! I an articIe in the Giornnle d Italia to the fall of Hsuchow
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    BRITISH MARINES AT AMOY
    79 11 Shanghai May 21. nKnizh marines row the {Suffolk D landed at Kulanrsu yesterday in order io ass:,:' the !"ni i J Btat?i marines them to maintain order on acrount of the heav;. Influx of Chinese refugees. Abu at ?noo Japanese troop?; in Amoy are defence* at
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    "Non – Intervention"
    45 11 "Non Intervention" British Official Wireless London. May 20. I ORD Plymouth, chairman oi the Itt- ternational Non-intervention Committee, continued his consultations to-day with the various members of the committee and he has now summoned the chairman's sub-committee to meet next Thursday morning —British Official Wireless.
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    NO ANGLO-DUTCH DEFENCE SCHEME
    96 11 -RPlM- The Hague, May 20. A DENIAL that a military and naval pact exists between the Netherlands and Britain regarding the East Indies was given in the Senate by the Minister for the Colonies to day. He said that contact and co-opera-tion with the authorities in
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    LONDON'S FIRST POLICE DOCS
    49 11 Fhe first Labrador retr ever dogs which are to accompany London policemen on lonely beats in the suburbs are new officially "on the strength The dogs have been trained to watch a house, to attract attention to anyt'in?; suspicious by barking, 2nd to ?uard NHpegts.
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    SIGNAL FAULT CAUSED RAIL CRASH
    329 11 ABritish Official Wireless. London, May 20. THB cause of the accident on the London railway on Tuesday, as a result of which six persons Ipst their lives and many vere injured, was revealed when the public inquiry instituted by the Minister of Transport was opemd
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    BY – ELECTION
    70 11 BY ELECTION British Official Wireless. London, May 20. THE result of the by-election a* Ayiesbury, caused by the resignation of Mr. Michael Beaumont, wa.j declared to-day. Sir Stanley "Reed. Conservative was leturned with 21. G95 votes Mr Atholi Robertson (Liberal) polling 10 751 votes HL. Rc ln 1 d Groves
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    AKRON WORKS CLOSED AGAIN
    40 11 -Reuter. Akron. May "0 rFHE entire plant of the Gooduch Company has been closed following the refusal of members of the Rubber Worker;-' Union to start their midnight shift, r-ekets barred across to the factoiy —Reuter.
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    24 11 The Home Secretary has appointed Mr. H. E. Chastency, one of his Majesty s Inspectors of Factories, to be an additional Deputy Chief Inspector
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    TOOK POISON AFTER MAKING CLEAN BREAST
    467 12 KLANG INQUEST (From Our Oun Correspondent) Klang Friday. THE inquest on the death of Mr. La 1 Fontaine, who was found dead after being charged in connection with the theft of tin-ore recently, was held Che Ahmad here to-day. Mrs La Fontaine, giving evidence,
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    FLOATING BODY
    138 12 Open Verdict Returned At Inquest Singapore, Friday. RAMSIN Hadra a Brahmin living at 801 Lorong 31 Geylang, reported the discovery of a dead body in a stream near the Lee Rubber factory of which he was the night watchman. In the inquiry held to-day into the death of
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    NEW CRIMINAL COURT
    62 12 IN exercise of the conferred on I him by Section 49 (1) of the: Courts Ordinance, the Governor has been pleased to constitute athird Distric Court to be known as the Additional Criminal District Court, Singapore. Mr. Koh Choon Hong has been appointed a District Judge the
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    SNOW HOLDING UP SPANISH WAR
    64 12 —Reuter. Burgos, May 20. THE Republicans claim the recapture oi Mount Penarroya after fierce fighting between Teruel and the sea, which was lost on May 18, and also successes on the Pyrenees front north of Tremp_ A Nationalist communique does not mention the claims to
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    "CONTROL SYSTEM OF GREAT BENEFIT"
    1190 12 chairman, said inter aha: fnrei£?n tradP 0 f Malaya improved from The gross value of the in 1937 or by nearly $1,151 millions in 1936 to t m han m any year since 1929. Sp d S s t°h n e P e r x°Sfo
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    MALA VAN PLANES MISHAP AT IPOH
    192 12 CARRYING ON (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Friday. fHE "Governor Raffles" belonging to Wearne's Internal Air Service, and piloted by Capt. Pugh. while taking off this afternoon from Ipoh aerodrome for Kuala Lumpur, failed to rise and crashed into the embankment of the boundary.
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    THE HAWAIIAN MELODIANS
    42 12 The Hawaiian MckxHana, a local amateur orchestra led by Mr. F. de Souza will broadcast from Sta ion Z.HT Singapore on Tuesday May 24. from 7 p.m. to 7.30 p.m Miss Oracle de Souza will slug several Hawaiian lumbers.
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    SOVIET TROOPS
    198 12 Activity In Outer Mongolia I I Hankow, May 20. A reliable report says that Soviet Russia is sending a large number of troops and great quantities of ammu 1 nition by the Siberian Railway, to Chita and Ulan Bator, in Outer Mongolia. It is also reported by the
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    VESSELS IN PORT
    60 12 Raiputan. Brit.; 9.454 tons from London 20 5 to Yokohama 21.5. Meigen Maru; Japanese, 3.2?2 tons iiom Miike 19.5 to Batu Pahat 26.5. Presdeut Harrison, U.S.A.. 6 185 tons from Boston 19.5 to Penang 21.5. Giencgle, Brit.; 5,826 tons from Dairen 20.5 to London 22.5. Hong Kheng.
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    COOLIE BURIED IN HOUSE COLLAPSE
    90 12 Singapore, Friday. THE roof of an old house at Beach Road, where demolishing work had been carried on for some days, collapsed shortly before noon to-day. A Municipal coolie, attached to the Water Department, was missed by his fellow-workers, and when the debris was cleared,
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    SCHOOL ATHLETIC MEETINGS
    62 12 The 36th annual athletic meeting of 'lie St. Joseph's Institution will be held At the Jalan Besar Stadium on Fiiday May 27. commencing; at 2.15 p.m »1 The Victoria School will hold their annual sports meeting on the school ground on Saturday June 25, commencing at 3
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    CAPTAIN SAYS CREW FORCED HIM TO ABANDON SHIP
    137 12 A STATE of passive mutiny on bwrd tnc Need was alleged is the fifth magistrate's eomi this morning, when five cf the <h men aeain appeared before *lt L Goh. The >-ord flk"> the Pa ;una flag. Inspector J. A. D. Reckttrk
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    FIVE CHARGES
    87 12 Case Against Chinese Driver Adjourned Singapore, Friday. A COLLISION between a lorry loaded with sand and a car at the junction of Tiong Bahru Road and Henderson Road on Jan. 22, haa a sequel m ill? Fourth Police Court before Mr R. A. Ward this morning when Soh
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    SPIRITED AWAY?
    85 12 Important German Witness Disappears —Renter. New York. May 20. Dr. Ignatz Griebl. former German intelligence officer, now a naturalised American, and an important witness in the impending trial of seventeen, members of an alleged international spy ring has mysteriously disappeared. It is reported he left for Germany aboard
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    SHIPPING CLERKS
    72 12 Association To Re Reorganised The Singapore Shipping Clerks' Association is being re-organised. Ex-mem-bers and new members, either emplova or unemployed are invited to join. Various sections such r.s sport, dramatic. musical. Mandarin. English, traveling, magical and athletic will be inaugurated for the benefit of members. Intending members are
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    MRS. A. S. SMALL
    33 12 Singapore. Friday. Mrs A S Small, wife of the Colonia. arrived here from En-land by the Rajputana this afternoon wWmeton board by the Hon Hi A Small and friends.
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    PROPAGANDA AIR RAID ON JAPANESE BASES
    268 12 —Renter. Hankow. thi CHINESE bombers raided Osaka and the Sasebo Naval Base n0 t morning, dropping tons of leaflets but no bombs, and returned to the pursuit planes and no anti-aircraft guns. The planes an base safely. and kept tmThe bombers took off from
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    CHIEF CLERK DIES
    71 12 Aged 35, Leaves Six Children Singapore. Saturday MR. Louis Joseph c 11( Sin- a Master Attendants Otfit p pore, died at the Gem ia terday morning. 1 uido^ He was only «>;> an.' ita\ ,v, e six children and two Jo n was the t her ui
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    THE untitled
    44 12 Hindustani Fii*r $hv To-morro* AN entertaining Hindu sUirl r p: "Madan Manjari,'" will be >. t j, c two nights lrom to-morrow Garrick Theatre. Geylang n r a-^ "Madan Manjari" has m> action, and there will be t\\o anceo nightly, at 6.15 ana
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    COMPULSORY CAR INSURANCE IN S.S.
    180 13 BILL FOR COUNCIL i from July I, motor vehicle owners in tho F If s win «<•* v r ed by in »na bill y LtU7toV ,y 1 "h rUun paaKngers carried i„ f i( S P on is regulated by Fart II of the
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    KING'S BIRTHDAY
    116 13 Details Of Ceremonial Parade I I VJ parade wil] be held In the Birthday of His MaXii |i George VI, on June 9. at 7.45 am Farrer Park. In position r>n the lnp ction line by 7.35 a.m., with bayonets order and standing t an ed Uj rear
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    NO INSTALMENTS
    120 13 ('«H.nitr "Playboy's" f»;iN?iniptry nu n Reporter) Penang, Fridav. E °fl a IO Kbv 1 of a wealtl v |1M was described as the made his final U pJustke Howes in the P'iblie examination lamination by Mr. i. ii.? Official Assignee» "i::dr f or payment of j, 1 11
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    PUNCHED INSPECH
    87 13 Mned At la i pi I r <>rn t "'I or respondent) Taiping, Friday. "••iiuii Park case was n f 'aja Salim. the when Subramaniam, >' and Sundarajoo. "i amended charge. who were de- were found IT* flr was fined $8, for Ih' h UpnS- srn,Md 6 pre-
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    SWEAR WORD CAUSES STRIKE
    87 13 Sydney, New Souin Vt/aJex. A NAUGHTY word used by ;i w« rkman in describing his [•reman led to factory strike here. The man WAH promptly «i, missed f»r swearing, ftten his leUow-workers, considering thai ho should have ben allowed to [theve his reelings in th P
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    THE ALHAMBRA
    130 13 Leslie Howard In Good Comedy THOSE in search of an excellent comedy should net refrain l'rom visiting './le Alhambra Theatre where "It's Love I'm After," had a premiere last night. There i an entertaining story which is crammed With uproarious situations which makes the film one of the
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    BRITSH MINISTER SEES BULL-FIGHT
    57 13 (From Out Own Correspondent) Bangkok, May PJ. bi the course of a holiday in the Peninsula, the British Minister witnessed bull fight* a! Nakon Sri Tamarat and also attended the festival of the birth, inspiration and death of Buddha at I ho famous temple of t
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    21 13 Brigadier A. T. Shakesdear, who was formerly oi the Malaya Command, has been appointed Air Raid Precaution Officer at Richmond 'Surrey*.
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    "Glaring Case Of Perjury"
    617 13 Man Charged hi Witness Box (From Our On n Reporter} Kuala Lumpur, Friday. "IT is such a staring case ot deliberate 1 perjury," Mr. A J. Grattan Bellew. the Fast Magistrate, said when he stopped a -ease in which Chew Chin, a Cantonese v ho had
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    31 13 Mr Mohamed Sahib bin Abdul Razak Sahib to officiate as a Kathi for the Settlement of Singapore, during the absence ot Pakir Moheideen Sahib oin Syed Ahmad Sahib from the Settlement
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    CHINESE FAIR
    102 13 Opened By Penan# Consul (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Friday. BEFORE a good gathering, including the Hon. Mr. G. A. de C. dc Moubray «Resident Councillor) the Chinese Consul, Mr. Huang Yen Kai, declared open the Penang Chinese fair and bazaar at Wembley this evening. Prior to the
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    "SOUTH RIDING" SCORES AT PAVILION
    356 13 QFTBM when a nim comes fa the pubheralding by the publicity agent* it proves to be something ol a dfeppoin ment to those who go to lee it with •n .h CXpe ,n,ion f sumcthin really outs.'andin^ No such suggestion can be made re fion"lonth
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    GOATS NEARLY CAUSE FATAL CRASH
    207 13 Car Half Over Precipice (From Our Own Correspondent > Tapah, Friday. DOUR Chinese business men, after r spending a holiday at Cameron Highlands, had an alarming experience when the car in which they were travelling to the -South ran off .he road and nearly toppled
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    BREACH CHARGE PAILS
    136 13 Club Account Books As Exhibits Singapore, Friday. AFTER a hearing lasting five days, during which several prosecution witnesses gave evidence, Chua Boon Kang, a young educated Chinese, was this afternoon acquitted on a charge of criminal breaeh of trust of $243 96 cash at. 189, Buklt Timah
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    TOOL OP OTHERS?
    190 13 Official's Submission In Bankruptcy Court T Singapore Iridav HAT the bankrupt had been a tool in the hands of l is other partners, who hajnj failed to keep proper account* nacl disappeared when the business tailed, and left him to hear the burden was the submission made
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    RED CROSS WORK
    160 13 Interesting Talk At Y.W.C.A. A REPRESENTATIVE audience of Chinese and European members and friends gathered at the V.M.C.A. Hostel on Wednesday evening to meet Deaconess Julia Clarke, for many years a missionary in China, and who wat passing through Singapore from China, on her way home to
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    CHINESE LOSE THEIR UNBEATEN RECORD
    574 14 FIRST DIVISION SOCCER AT STADIUM Gunners Get Going Again U V 2; S.C.F.A. L THE unbeaten record of the Chinese in the First Division of the S.A.F.A. League was ended yesterday at the Anson Road stadium when the Gunners beat them by the odd goal
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    Australians Beat Northants By Innings
    300 14 County Cricket Results Reuter. THE Australians, playing the six.h j match of their England tour,, beat 1 Northamptonshire by an innings mar- urn. the same as they had done in the I first four matches of their programme, i Features of the game were Brown's 19* j I tor the
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    Hemchit Beats Johnson
    85 14 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. DESPITE his longer reach and experience. Young Johnson 9.13*2 WUS defeated on points by Neil Hemchit 10.2 in the mam event of to-night's boxing i promotion at the Bukit Bintang Park over ten 3-minute rounds. Johnson was given a terrific thrashing in the
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    MUAR SOCCER
    92 14 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. Friday. SHOWING all-round superiority, the Customs Sports Club trounced the Public Works Department to the tune oi 7 —2 in a league match on the Muar Cluu padang yesterday. The game was with the Customs doing the attacking almost throughout the game. The Customs led
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    BATU PAHAT TENNIS
    301 14 District Tournament This Week (From Our Ou,n Correspondent) Batu Pahat, Sunday. ATTENTION of tennis enthusiasts wil' soon be focussed on the Be >1 Pahat District Tennis Tournament which will start this week. i The tournament is open to all members from parties affiliated to the Association. Although
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    PROBLEM FOR CLUB GOLFERS
    128 14 HERE'S a prabiem for club golfers. It arose during the second qualifying j round of the £1.600 Dunlop-Southport j tournament. Two competitors playing the ninth hooked their shots, which came to rest en file fourth green. At the same moment two other men were playing the
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    S.C.C. Cricket
    105 14 S.C.C. XI vs. Fort Canning Staff and Depts. to-day at 2 p.m. at the S.CC. ground:--W. H. McNeill, R. A. U. Todd, Lt. F. V/. Simpson. Lt. J. C. O'Dwyer, i Capt. G. J. Bryan. T. V. N. Anderson, I F. V. Read, L. V. Roile. J. W.
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    FARR AND NEUSEL
    273 14 Fight Negotiations Fall Through? London. JOE GOULD, American manager of Tommy Fair, announced recently that negotiations for a match between the British anal Empire heavyweight champion and Walter Neusel, at Wembley, had broken down. In England it was declared that there had been no active negotiations and
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    Derby Callover
    61 14 -Reuter. London. May 21. THE latest call-over on the Derby, to be run ai. Epsom on June I. is as follow-: 7—4 Pa:.ch cfi>red. 2—4 taken 7—l Golden Sovereign <offerd> 10—1 Porlmarncck 12—1 Scottish Union, takes and of- fered 25—1 Valerian (offered» j 2a—l Farop offered. 33—1 taken
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    GENTLE B.P.
    101 14 The draw for the Gentle B P. Lntcrteam championship tournament pf 3 Singles and Doubles, held last Saturday resulted as follows: "A" Team:~A. Rahman Ahmad <capt>, A. Rahim. Koyon and Sarikcn "B" Teem:—suadi <capt> A. Kader, Sarjnn and Wan Abdullah. "C" Team: -Ahmad Talb icant.) Nik Abdullah, Khusaini,
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    RAILWAY INSTITUTE
    63 14 In a friendly soccer match played on the Railway ground on Sunday between the Loyals Regiment D-Coy. (15 platoon* and the Railway Institute, the Railway won 3—l. The game was keenly contested, each side netting once in the first session, Hassan for the Railway and Magmolan for the
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    R.A.M.C. Bea V.M.C.A. In League
    261 14 Third Division Soccer R.A.M.C 2; V.M.C.A. o. PLAYING with two men short, the V.M.C.A. were lucky to hay- eon* ceded only two goals to the R.A.M.C in the ihird Division of the League at the V.M.C.A. ground yesterday. The fact that the Medicos won by
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    AIRMEN WIN FRIENDLY SOCCER
    97 14 THE R.A.F. (H.Q.i team beat the Great Eastern Assurance Co. by 3—l in a friendly soccer match ye: lerday at Farrc Pan:. Eng Hong scored an early goal for the losers. Jaffar foiled many of the Airmen's efforts but FLt Matthews equalised a penalty from close
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    GARRISON LEAGUE
    40 14 THE Garrison League match played it 1 Tanglin yesterday resulted in "V Co. defeating B Co by 6—3. Callan (3), Gavaghan. Collins and Murray were the bcorers for "S" Co. Oooter <2t and MacGoldr.ck scored for "E" Co.
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    RACE CARD FOR TO-DAY
    927 15 Last Day Of Bukit Timah Summer Meet TIM card for to-day, the second and last da I Heeling of the Singapore Turf Ci'uh u-hil nu Extra pr °'essional C3S o„ at Bukit Timah to a th e S mmer rac race* I and 8. and the
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    53 15 RACE selections for to-day by "Aigus" are as follows^ RACE I—BAY ROSE Faith RACL I —FIRST BID Lay Off RACE 3—LIT ILL U DIU V Qulsana RACE I—VERGEOS WiuanJ c RACE S—HEVERANT Nonia Manis KALE G—GRACES lEI* Salmon Par RACK 7—SKY RAIDER Pretty Quiet RACE B—OLD
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    ST. ANDREW'S O.B.A. CRICKET
    97 15 St. Andrew's 0.8.A. team vs. the Gordons at Selarang at 2 p.m. on Saturday: Wee Leong Fook. Seah Yun Chontr, Koh Hock Heng, Cheong Hock Hye. J. Duclos. J. Moss. H. Moss, M Hartley. M. Armstrong. R. 7hoy. M. Koholcff. J. Crovther. Transport leaves schaol at
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    Big Fight Over In 30 Seconds
    556 15 ALDE KISSES THE CANVAS A DJSAPPOINI MINI Boxing At Happy World (By Flaneur) DISAPPOINTMENT was in iter* f* v local fight fans who attended Mr. A. E. Beavis's boxing promotion at the Happy World covered stadium last night The main event, billed as a
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    46 15 Andre Shelaeff 10 4' 2 k o'd Youno Aide 10.12' 2 Joey Rosenberg 7.18% outpointed Dommy Reyes 7.10 1 Speedy Hassan 9.4 outpointed Star Sac 9.0. Baby Chocolate 0 o k.o'd James Dawn 8.10%. Little Roberts 7.9« outpointed Chia Mun Onn 7.11-'?.,
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    1174 16 ACCEPTORS FOR DERBY AND OAKS Sixty-Nine Left In Senior Classic acceptances for the Derby and Oaks are now available. Sixty-nine remain in the Derby, and there is another acceptance which closes on the Tuesday in the ueck before running on June 1. Fifty-nine are left in the
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    331 16 rIE annual report ol the Chess Club reads as roll aiia: A few members have resign the Colony. Two old members haw come back and mite a good number have joined the Club as ne* According to the records there are now 2$ ordinary members many not
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    74 16 MEXT week's ties In the Y.V/.C A tennis W tournament: Handicap Singles Monday: Miss Boston 'owe 15' v Miss E. Ferguson <owe 4». Tuesday: Miss M. Ciarke (owe 15» v Miss Yamakawa (15». o Wednesday: Winner Monday's match v Ladies Doubles. Thursday: Misses Dunsford and Kelly v Miss
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    54 16 Hindu Association XI at cricket vs. the T.T.S.H. Recreation Club on the I.A ground at 2 p.m. on Sunday: M. K. Moorthi. A. Sankaran. S. Nair, Brii Singh, V. K. Shanmugam. S. Rajaram, S. N. Samy, M. L. Joseph, Dennis John. M. Shagaran. R. Samy. Reserves: R. Annarthvam,
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    220 17 British Listeners' Verdict JONDAY AT SEVEN,' the production in the Home program] a tne same hour on the same day weft week, and frequently heard from Daventry, is placed by bbc listeners among the six variety features with the biggest audiences. r -h;s fact emerges from the
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    55 17 Broadcast Of Opening Speeches To-Day THE speeches by Mr Hartley and Mi. 1 Ong Boon Tat on the occasion of the opening of the New World Cabaret Singapore, will be broadcast betwc n 6.30 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. to-day. This has been made possible by a eleventh
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    178 17 JJOWARD Marshall and W. A. Oldiitld, the famous Australian cricketer new in England to keep listeners in the Commonwealth in tnuch with the fortunes of their side, will combine in describing for listeners to Daventry the Australians' match with Middlesex on May 28, 30, and 31.
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    351 17 Commemorative Broadcasts THE bicentenary of the conversion of John Wesley, one of the greatest divines in English history and with his brother Choreics, th- founder of the Weslevah branch of -j... -hodist Church, will be reflected in the BBC; oversea progrsmmti by broadcasts from Wesley s Chapel.
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    113 18 THE interesting discovery of "Shamsu in a coffin was made by the Rangoon customs when they went aooard the Hai Lee, a Chinese-owned vessel. The •Shamsu" which was in small ear'hfn jars weighed 83 quarts and was seized along with the coffin by the Customs. A coffin
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    52 18 A press note of the Government of Bombay .states that since several modifications and suggested improvements are under consideration of the Government regarding the dry area in Ahmedabad. ii had been unavoidably necessary to postpone declaration of the dry area, which was to be made on May 20, o a
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    8 19  -  —Edited by G.S. Muthukrishnan B.Sc.
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    214 19 PREMIER'S SCHEME TO COMBAT RIOTS (By Ail Mail) T HE r mm ,e Dr report concluded tast even™ g of lc c n *"»s Premiers' Conference which points tf CU v?ews S ttom Congress MtS!ter7t3£r far «"> ren,ov r al°o, The^an 0 on" 0
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    UDAY SHANKAR WILL COME TO SINGAPORE
    79 19 United Press. Rj Air Mall) Bombay, May 15. s dancers of Uday Shanu ker's troupe arrived early this .»'.< mbaj from Europe. •r. Mmc. Simkie, his I artner, Miss Zohra Shiralj mv still in Europe. ii Bombay by end nth. They will not, t
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    Mirage Lures Three Persons To Death
    82 19 IfIKACiE that lures camels through drran deseits, has lured three Ihim.ui brings t<» death (says a Karachi Message). I m Tharparkar Ii tri toi the tillage oi Jati in Karompanied by They covered a dis:4H mile under the blazing sun. were dying of hirst
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    WHICH FLAG SHOULD BE HOISTED FIRST?
    259 19 United Press. By Air Mail). Wil Mysore Gwenmeal have tei<»rra n o Bangalore, May 15. fau to thi rt j... TLi£l te effra ?hed to Sardar Vallabhai Patel agree- < 3fsS?e 'I"? 1^^? 1 the Government and «Wss, details of which have already appeared
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    RICE CONTROL SCHEME IN CEYLON
    217 19 TO OPERATE DURING STRIKES AND WAR Irr (By Air Mail) W mm riP Colombo, May 15. ri ink c tho rice crisis f 1919-21, when Government control and pointed I" Ule ort,er of the da T» Ceylon's Food Controller, a senior otßeontin« c month s
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    38 19 The Representative Council of the peasants of Mansa says a message from Ahmedabad, decided to launch iorest satyagraha, by cutting trees en masse with a view to intensifying the no-tax campaign going on there for over four months.
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    A NOVEL SCHEME OF RECRUITMENT
    147 19 I LETTER from the Government of India, received by the Executive Council of the Allahabad University, on the subject of "Government recruitmen* and unemployment" contained a novel scheme on the subject of recruitment to Government services. It is 'to the effect that the educated young
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    19 19 The Daudnagar Municipality (Gaya District) has decided to introduce free compulsory education within the Municipal area from November next.
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    Nanga Parbat Party's Plane Damaged
    128 19 United Press. (By Air Mail) Karachi. May 14. THE aeroplane of the German Nanga Parbat Expedition made a forced landing about 75 miles north west of Lahore. The plane was slightly damaged but the crew of five escaped unhurt. The persons on board consisted of
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    32 19 Members of the new Ministry in Smd: (left to right) the hon'ble Pir JUahibux. the hon'ble Khan Bahadur Allahbux. (Premier) and the Hon'ble Mr. Nfbehaldas G. Va/irani.
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    99 19 United Press. <By Air Main Patna. May 15. His Excellency Sir Maurice Hallett. on the eve of his departure for Lucknow to assume office of Actine Governor of the United Provinces, called on the Hon. Mr. Anugrah Narain Sinha. Finance Minister, in the cottage hospital on Friday
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    INDIA ACT TO BE AMENDED
    88 19 Reuter. London IN the House of Commons re--1 plying to Mr. Cary regarding, the duly on the consumption of electricity in Bengal, Lord Stanley said that the possibility that the duty might cease to be one within the competence of the Provincial Legislature to impose
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    79 19 RS. 3,000 LOST FOLLOWING the death of M>\ 3. Jaya Rao. Deputy Commi.s.sioner of Saugor. who was involved in a mc'o" accident during Easter near Jubbulpore. Mrs. Jaya Rao, it i.s reported lost an attache case, containing gold ornaments worth about Rs. 3,000. While Mr.s Jaya Rao*s belongings
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    159 19 United Press. (By Air Mail) Bombay, May 15. IN the course of the unity talks be--1 tueen Mr Subhas C haiidra Bose. the Congress President, and Mr. M. A. Jir f nah, the President of the Ail India Muslim League, it was agreed to constitute a Board
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    190 19 CALCUTTA MA YOR 'S RULING THE Moslem Councillors walked 1 out at a recent meeting of the Caieutta CorDoration as a nrotest against the decision of the Mayor, Mr A. K. M. Zakaria, ruling out the nrooosal for adjournment of the
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    63 19 A proposal to transfer the Barrage Township to the Municipality at Sukkur is now being considered by the Government of Sind. The Town is inhabited by about 1,000 persons, who are employed in the Barrage offices, railways and other offices. It costs Rs. 30,000 to the Government for maintenance and
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    72 20 rmm iihoto of The Malabar Muslim Jama-a-th" taken at the oirthday celebration of the Holy Prophet on Sunda> last Mr. X P. Mohamed Yusoff (seated fifth frwn the right) presided over the function. Mr. On? Thye Whatt, son of Mr. and Mrs. On* Teow Hock
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