The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 3 May 1935

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. N <> 143 d KSTI). 183,-, I KIDAV. MAY S. IMS. 10 CENTS.
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    FULL-PLANS FOR SINGAPORE'S JUBILEE WEEK
    593 1 All Communities Give Of Their Best GAY ILLUMINATIONS SINGAPORE m common with other parts of the Emniw* jutting the finishing touches to the uav carnival decorations that will help to make the celebration of His ||aj« Silver Jubilee one of the most memorable events K>st-war
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    SURPRISE AT ROYAL ACADEMY
    104 1 Very Fine Portrait Of Chinese Minister London, May 2. A MATURE of the Royal Academy rk of which there will be a private view tomorrow, is a portrait of Mr. Quo Tai-chi. the Chinese Minister seated, m a bronze silk gown, by a young artist named
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    AIR STRENGTH
    137 1 Immediate Expansion Plane In Britain London, .May 1. Plans for a considerable Immediate i xpansion In Britain's air strength are expected ta be anonnced In the House Commons tomorrow when the Pn-mier opens the foreign affairs de- bate. It is understood the Premier will repeat the oledge given
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    SOYA BEANS
    107 1 Experiments In Great Britain London, .May 2. Experiments In the cultivation of the soya bean have been carried out In Great Britain lor some years past, the largest, and most recent being m favourable climatic conditions m 1933-34, but it is too early to judge whether the crop
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    ALL WELDED
    53 1 London, Apr. 30. The largest all-welded ocean-going vessel built m Britain has bcv±n launched m the Tyne for a Norwegian Line. It is the tanker Moira, 2,240 tons dead weigh* and 245 feet long In which rivetting was entirely dispensed with and the electric arc process of welding
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    Great Demand For S.S. Silver Jubilee Stamps
    314 1 Requests From All Parts Of The World Majesty's Silver Jubilee. THE Jubilee stamps, several million of which will be sold m the Colony, will be on sale on the morning of May 6. They will continue on sale until Dec. 31. Their denominations
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    'PHOTOGRAPHED THE COAST'
    176 1 Charges Against Two Americans In Japan Tokio, May 1 rpHRKK foreigners representing A the crew of a sailing boat, havf been arrested on grave charges according to a message from Taihoku. They an? iccmed ol violating the shipping law, and surveying and photographing the coast. They have
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    STOP PRESS
    49 1 London, May One of the h.-jvwst. movements In the history of silver was sr?n today when spot sliver fell 2>«d. to 32? B (i on heavy selling, chiefly from China It It reported that America bought, at a fall which further complicates an already Involved situation Reuter
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    Special Jubilee Letter Telegram Service
    146 1 Special Jubilee Letter Telegram Service IT was announced last night that m connection with the forthcoming Jubilee celebrations a special letter telegram service between Malaya and the United Kingdom will be introduced from May 4 to May 11 inclusive at a flat rate of $1.75 for ten words and 20
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    FRANCO-RUSSIAN AGREEMENT
    135 1 Mutual Assistance In Event Of Attack Paris, May 2. THE franco-Russian mutual as- slstance pact consists of five articles, according to today's Petit Parisien. They agree thereunder to Immediatejly to consult for the application of Article Ten of the League Covenant any case of unprovoked aggression on one
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    ROOSEVELT'S OPPONENTS
    79 1 Those Who Had Privileges Removed New York, May 2. The current opposition against Mr. Roosevelt is inspired by men who had special privileges removed under the New Deal, declared the PostmasterGeneral, Mr. Farley, m a speech at Havertstraw, New York State. President Roosevelt had found it necessary to
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    P.& O. DIVIDEND
    111 1 London, May 2. The P. and O. Steam Navigation Co has declared an interim dividend on the cumulative preferred stock for the half-year to March 31 at the rate of nve p, r rent, per annum less tax. The company is unable to declare an Interim dividend
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    MRS. RATTENBURY COMMITTED
    31 1 London, .May •>. Mrs. Rattonbury and ft young chauffeur named Stoner. who were accused of murdering the woman's husband have been committed for trial ar the Old Bailey. Reuter
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    TWO AMERICANS
    39 1 r Shanghai, May 1 int flying Dutchman mentioned vi the Tokio manage left Shanghai on Apr. 2 with a crow of two American^ namod Gates, who is a former lmv* man Roubin and ;t Gorman named Reuter
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      184 1 \m\\ mVfilflfff ,Ghw MALAYAN PREMIER HOT^ 4 TONIGHT COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 to W5 p.m. DINNER DANCE (informal) 9.30 to midnight "d the COMBINATION CABARET OF SINGING, OMEDY NOVELTY AND TAP DANCES Wil* Niahtly QPTP CICI THE MIRTH M rCICOCIiri MAKERS TOMORROW JUBILEE RACE DINNER BALL with CABARET EXTENSION TO 2
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      30 1 FtWBH SEA VIEW \£j HOTEL TONIGHT: SPECIAL DINNER DANCE SATURDAY SPECIAL DINNER DANCE Adeiphi Hotel Sta Vieh)^^Hoiel Itp MAY 6, 1935 JUBILEE "DINER DE LUXE" BALL EXTENSION TO 2 A.M.
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    "HERE IS MY HEART"
    212 2 liin« Crosby's Good Comedy Work Bing Crosby's genuine talent for comedy, which has been receiving more and more pronounced attention m each of his recent pictures, finally is accord<d its just due m his new Paramount picture "Here Is My Heart," at the Alhambra Supported by
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    LOCAL BROADCASTING
    36 2 New Company Proceeding To Allotment Messrs. Gattey and Bateman inform us that the recent public offer of shares m the British Malaya Broadcasting Corporation. Ltd.. was successful and the company is proceeding to allotment.
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    Landing Ground On Bathurst Island
    436 2 S/NGAPORE-DAR WIN I AIR MAIL ROUTE Aboriginal King Wants Payment For Land Darwin. jyjARIANA, the aboriginal "king" of Bathurst Island, is annoyed because the Commonwealth Government has taken part of his land without his permission and without paying him, to construct the new emergency landing
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      59 2 SITUATION VACANT. Wanted English speaking Chinese girl to supervise Chinese Women. Must able to speak several dialects and one with previous experience and not too young will be preferred. Apply personally to Manager. Singapore Steam Laundry Ltd.. 18 Alexandra Road, between 9 and 10 a.m. To Be Opened On |f«A^Li
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      376 2 Law Notices For The Day Before the Chief Justice at 11 a.m. Summonses-in-Chambers and Origi- nating Summonses. Before Mr. Justice Burton m the ''nd Court at 11 a.m. 1 Motion civil) followed by Bank- c ruptcy. 1 Before Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell I m the 3rd Court at 11 a.m.
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      1633 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. I I BRITISH TRADE FAIR Be sure you call at STALL 134 Where are Displayed Bourjois Ltd. Perfumery and Toilet Specialities EUCRYL LTD. Tooth Powders and Paste Agnesia Antiseptic Dusting Powder Sole Agents, GRAFTOH LABORATORIES. BOARD RESIDENCE. "EAST ANGLIA." 6, OXLEY RISE, Near lown. High and cool situation
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      178 2 Diary Of PThe Week FRIDAY, MAY 3 High Water. 11.34 am 8 8 It.. 10.30 p.m 8.8 ft. SATURDAY, MAY 4 Hi^h Water. 12 16 am 8.7 It.. 11.4 p.m. 9.2 IV Football Garrison Cup Final, R.A. (Changi) vs. WilUhlres, Anson Road Stadhim. Racing: Singapore Meeting, first day. Cricket S.C.C.
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      165 2 Today's Radio Programmes 8.8.C.— 65F and GSG Wavelengths 1D.82 and 16.86 metres 6.20 Big Ben. "Prelude to Summer." Half an hour of verse and music. 6.50 The 8.8 C. Dance Orchestra. Greenwich time signal at 7.20 p.m. 720 -Empire Eoakshelf" No. 2. A reading of extracts from "Distant Drums" by
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    £500,000 SILVER JUBILEE GIFT BY JOHORE
    923 3 To Accelerate Completion Of Singapore's Defences EXAMPLE TO THE EMPIRE ttjHAT, 111 thaakagtvteg for the blessings «f His Majesty's reign and m commemoration of the Silver Jubilee this „,„< approves m K rant of £500,000 as a ff ift from His Hiirh the Sultan
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    COURT USHER DIES
    98 3 Believed To He Effects Of Poison Mr. M. S. Maniam, usher ol the Singapore Civil District Court, was found m a critical condition m bed m a room at the Empress Hotel. Middle Road, at 5.30 yesterday morning. He was unconscious and was believed to be suffering
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    Fight In Mental Hospital In 1929
    160 3 Fight In Mental Hospital In 1929 PATIENT NOW FIT i TO PLEAD Ipoh, Apr. 30. "THAT you on or about May 9. 1929. at. Tanjong Rambutan, did cause hurt to one Wong Chin." was the charge read out to Chin Thean m the First Magistrate's Court before Mr. G F
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    Government House Domain
    232 3 QN the evening and night of Tuesday. v May 7. to ingress into Government j House Domain will be strictly confined to actual participants m the Chinese' Lantern Procession and to holders of tickets. The Issue of tickets to the public xvill be restricted to persons whose
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    JUBILEE CELEBRATION
    108 3 Plans Of Johore Kulmi Chinese •Prom Our own Correspondent). Johore Rahru. May '2. The members of the Johore Bahru Chinese Chamber of Commerce met j under the chairmanship of Mr. Tan i Hup Kiat, President of the Chamber t > discuss the celeoration of the Jubilee. There were
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    SILVER SMUGGLING
    58 3 Railway Car Attendants Arrested I Peiping. According to reports irom local i Chinese sources, nine car attendants oi the Peiping-Liaoning Railway havo been arrested m Tientsin for attempting to smuggle about 10.000 silver dollars out of the Great, Wall into Manchuria. The culprits are now being held m
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    F.M.S. RICE TAX
    33 3 A supplement to the F.M.S. Government Gazette issued on May 1 announces the cancellation of the duty of 15 cents a picul on rice and padi j oi all varieties.
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    TODAY'S POSTAGE
    22 3 The postage per copy on today's issue of the Singapore Free Press is six cents m Malaya. Foreign 16 cents.
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    Chinese Woman Fined $100
    112 3 ASSISTED IN MANAGEMENT OF DISORDERL V HOUSE Ipoh, Apr. 30. PRODUCED before Raja Ngah Ali. Second Magistrate, Kampar, a middle-aged Chinese woman named Tse Ah Kin. was charged with assisting m the management of a house of I ill-fame. After hearing the evidence she was found
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    Lodging-House Keeper Fined
    82 3 Lodging- House Keeper Fined Seremban, Apr. 30. In the local police court yesterday., Mr. Matheson. 0.C.D.. charged the proprletor of Chop Foo Nam lodging-^ house, at the junction of Birch Road 1 and Jalan Tuan Sheikh, with <l> being the occupier did permit the premises to be used as a
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    Alleged House Of III-Fame
    150 3 Penang; May I. That he had bttii instructed by the Protector of Chinese »Mr C. H. Dakers) to oiler no evidence against second and fourth accused, was the statement of the prosecution officer when the case was mentioned today m the police court m which Chan
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    CHINATOWN FIRE
    128 3 amsiderabk Damage To Store Considerable damage was done by a flre which broke out m the heart of Singapore's Chinatown In the .'ariy hour of Tuesday. Portions of a store were gutted. j The two-storey store and dwelling house of Messrs. Kwong Quan Co., at South Bridge Road,
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    WOMEN'S INTERESTS
    2179 4 A round The Town Mignon Looks On JUBILEE WEEK The principal topic among women at the moment, while shopping, or at bridge, mahjong. pahit and cocktail parties, is the Jubilee, and with the celebrations only four days off not forgetting the races which begin tomorrow the excitement has
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      129 4 •Some Kecent I The support and prescription of *M the Doctor the warm recom- /^^k '^■'■H I^tt 1 mendation of the Nurse the I fl I praise of the Mother, and the J^ M.T f WJh. ML deli-hted though unspoken ap- V^\ \jH are tributes highly valued and B3C3K4IHflHHHPis£$3^\% esteemed
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    When Prince of Wales Visited Singapore
    151 5 rm present decorations m connection with the King's Silver Jubilee recall ihp visit of the Prince ol Wales to Singapore, m ••"■h. ,<,,,. when he opened thp nalaya-Borneo Exhibition. Singapore was en fete for the occasion all communities turned out to him a rapturous
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      162 5 Photographic copies of Free Press local pictures can be obtained on application to the Manager. Price 50 cents each. The Hallmark of Precision y^LEITTX MICROSCOPES jps|HH^w Examinations Research Work Stocked and Demonstrated hv £1^ Sn^B thC S ie A cnts for Malaya, %^^^^^^B^^^^^B Burma and Siam Qf*hmirlf SL Pa x
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    TAMIL COUPLE STABBED TO DEATH
    728 6 TAMIL COUPLE STABBED TO DEATH Ten Years' Sentence For Compatriot Penang, May 1 THE trial of a Tamil, Muttu Karupcn, who was accused of a double murder, was held yesterday at the Assizes before Mr. Justice Whitley. It was alleged that accused fataJly stabbed both the deceased. Tunimalay and his
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    Large-Scale Production Of Vitamins
    194 6 SIX ENTERPRISES IN SOVIET UNION Moscow. PRODUCTION ol vitamins on a large scale for medical purposes will begin this year with the inauguration of six new enterprises of semi-factory type, according to Mr. Mikoyan. People's Commissar of the Food Industry of the U.S.S.H. A factory m
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    Government House
    343 6 Monday, Apr. 22. Major-General Sir Heill Malcolm and Mrs. Woolley left Government House. Tuesday. Apr. 23. The following were the guests at a dinner given by His Excellency and Lady Thomas at Government House this evening Hon. Mr. R. O. Winstedt and Mrs. Winstedt, Hon. Mr. A. B.
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    23 6 'The Sebwa of Yuangwee who has! been on a holiday trip to Hong Kong is at present staying at the E and o'
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    11 6 JUDGING BRFAD at the Bakers' Exhibition at the Horticultural Hall. Westminster.
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    BOUNVITA
    82 6 In connection with the distribution of a beaker and saucer to every purchaser of a one-pound tin ol Bournvita at Messrs. Cadbury's stall at the British Trade Fair, as advertised m the Jubilee and Trade Fair supplement which accompanies this" issue. Messrs. Cadbury regret that the s.s. Ajax. by
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    96 6 The Penang Eurasian community were shocked to learn of the untimely death of Mr. S. T. Jansen which occurred suddenly at his residence m Pulau Tikus on Sunday night. The deceased was In apparent good health up to the time of his death, and had just returned from a visit
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    GIRL STUDENT SHOOTS INSTRUCTOR
    233 6 GIRL STUDENT SHOOTS INSTRUCTOR Revenge For Destroyed Romance THE first public hearing of the trial of Miss l.m (hint:. charged with the murder of Miss Teng Shuang. p\ nsi instructor of the Chih Cheng Girls' Middle School, hui t4 postponed owing to the difficulty of the judicial pallet m mai
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    Lance-Corporal Of S. S. Police Acquitted
    171 6 Lance-Corporal Of S. S. Police Acquitted ALLEGED USE OF CRIMINAL FORCE ON GIRL Penang. Apr. 30. A FTER a protracted hearing, the case I In which Ariffin bin Hussain. a j lance-corporal of the S.S. Police Force, was charged with using criminal force ion a Chinese girl, Lav Ah Loy,
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    GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL
    44 6 Goodwood Paik Hotel will ptMeot I striking appearance during JnbUec week when it will lx- floodlit night, commmrlm irom Monday The Hotel too. will be invented vft| the same gay atmosphere duni. daytime for it is beins deeoratei flags and bunting
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      42 6 VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL Thurs., May 9th and Sat., May 11th at 9.30 p. m. JUBILEE CONCERTS Under the Patronage of His Excellency the Governor Sir Shenton Thomas. Full Orchestra and Chorus. Booking now op:i at LITTLE'S. Prices $2, $i and 5O Cents.
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      68 6 BRITISH TRADE FAIR "THE GREAT WORLD "-may shi-may nth The Manufacturers of Wakefield Castrol and Wakefield Industrial Lubricants cordially invite the public to visit Stands Nos. 136-137 -at the British Trade Fair, to view "THE GOLDEN ARROW/ the late Sir Henry Seagrave's Record Breaking Motor Car which, m 1929 I
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    Fish With Face Of Beautiful Woman
    118 7 B UT HAD THREE EYES Canton. nsh stories from Kwang.oast a I towns are not unit ai tall" as the latest comes from Swatow. boat, so the story goes. the vicinity ol Swatow 'a lace bearing a close to that of a beautiful :e
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    BREACH OF TRUST
    58 7 Month For Japanese Who Disappeared J Tsuruo Yasakawa. was months' rigorous im- Mr Norman Grice. the Ij md magistrate, yester- n plea Ol guilty to criminal breach ol been an employee at a flrm m Prinsep Street and m 1 he was entrusted with > paid to
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    45 7 jt i Jude's Church. Mmpperley, Not-t ham •;< wedding was solemnised s Mr Robert Green, of the t i Green and the late n Church Streton. Shrop- r Molly Hellaby. of Car- t N ham, youngest daugh- if the lat( Mr and Mrs. Hellaby. v Derbyshire.
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    SINGAPORE FLYING CLUB'S RECORD MONTH
    776 7 Notable Increase In Cross-Country Flights PREPARATIONS FOR JUBILEE FLY-PAST THE month of April was a record month for the Royal Singapore Flying club, aU previous records of hours flown by Club aircraft being beaten by a substantial margin, rhe total number of hours flown during
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    CITY IMPROVEMENT
    189 7 1 Ratepayers Ask For Repeal Of Ordinance At a meeting of the committee of the Singapore Ratepayers' Association, the Hon. Mr. Tay Lian Teck presiding, the chairman explained that the meeting was called to consider the advisability of presenting a petition to His Excellency the Governor and to
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    KHALSA ASSOCIATION
    74 7 A Thanksgiving Service will be I held on Monday. May 6 'Jubilee Day> at 11 a.m. at the Queen Street Sikh Gurdwara. Alms will be distributed during! Jubilee Week. Silver Jubilee Sports will be held on Saturday. May 11. at the S.K.A. Padang at 2.30 p.m. Cricket Match
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    RUBBER RESULTS
    65 7 <From Our Own Correspondent.* London, May 1. Henrietta Rubber Estate. Ltd.. report a profit for 1934 of £5,909. The sum of £2,778 is carried forward. Jui>un Rubber Estates. Ltd.. report a profit for 1934 of £5.847, and there is a forward debit of £6.387. United Patani < Malaya"
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    ALHAMBRA CHANGE
    35 7 The next change at the Alhambra. Leslie Puller m "Lost m the Legion." will start on Sunday and riot on Monday as stated m the full page colour advertisement m today's Jubilee supplement.
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    M.V. SIBAJAK
    74 7 The Rotterdam Lloyd m.v. Sibajak is due to sail from the wharf for Europe today at 10 a.m. In commemoration of His Majesty King George V Silver Jubilee, the China Travel Service, m conjunction with the Nanyang Chinese Students' Society, has chartered one of the air liners of
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      184 7 England's most beautiful Singing Star EVELYN LAVE m M G. Ms sparkling Viennese Romance "THE NIGHT IS YOUNG" RAMON NOVARRO. I Coming CAPITOL Famous Show m the World Tourists have flocked to it Now it comes to you as THE CAPITOL'S ANNIVERSARY ATTRACTION E mmK^l^* V^-mH Songs v t A
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      152 7 T PAVII IAM TONIGHT II X i^ lfl *-»wFI 615 915 '/7/r Movfe of thrills! f Bs^ Made for lovers *^^^V llfl 4^ B n a picture 1 IDDDIID 1 T JP^T»ll^V W X O*^ w Wife- .^B^E^^fl 'X S^ G „o^* Also MICKEY MOUSE m X w.*« A ORPHANS
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    FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1035. The Trade Fair
    891 8 FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1035. The Trade Fair IT is not altogether inappropriate that m Singapore the celebrations of the King's Silver Jubilee should coincide with the British Trade Fair at the Great World, and if British Trade gains anything from its association with the Jubilee then we can be sure
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    DAY TO DAY
    321 8 1 Tunku Sa'ad of Kcdah is at present at St. Paul's School. Hammersmith,; London. Mr. H. C. Shrubsole. general mana- ger for Malaya of the Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., is rej turning from leave by the Conte Rosso. Mr. Tan Hoon Siang, B.A. (Oxon), barrister-at-law,
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    as I was Saying.
    476 8 Sending Poor Boys To Eton Is The Mug Now Obsolete TO our ioreiathers there must nave been something decidedly quaint m such a plea as that just made tor the tending of "poor boys" to Eton. It is possible that the emphasis sometimes laid on poverty
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    Vanity
    1081 8 A RUSSET-BEARDED fisherman was sitting outside a shed at the end of the fishing hamlet skilfully bending and twining lony green withies to form crab-pots. Presently a well-dressed stranger drew near and said politely "Excuse me. is your name Sampy Collum "It is so. sir." said the fisherman. "I
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      141 8 f|| VERMOUTH ff^KL COCKTAILS Olj HH FAMOUS ill vm> ||ij||3B FAMOUS P||B| COCKTAILS Bty-SElElli CALUBECK. MACGREGOR Co., Ltd. K^sf^32fe&> > «l 'Inrorporated under the Companies' OrdinTelephone 5371. WITH YOUR MINT SAUCE r AUSTRALIAN EG OF LAMB TENDER, TASTY ECONOMICAL. SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO., LTD. Orchard Road. \S\/ ONE STEp ffiSSl*
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      54 8 I A WELL-KNOWN CHESS PLAYER has been knocked down by a car m London. It was not his turn to move apparently. A move that will never be regretted is to take out a "GAFLAC" ACCIDENT and ALL SICKNESS POLICY. GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE ASSI RANCE CORPORATION. LTD. j Hongkong
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    CHUNMING CITY THREATENED BY REDS
    227 9 Undeterred By Repeated Defeats GOVERNMENT BUILD MORE FORTIFICATIONS NorthYS^^^Ji^ 6^ re P»ted defeats m the terriS^^m^S?^ fm C u es which have entei ed seat of the nrminpS threatenin S the city of Chunming, remains at Tune? T X^ I*'1 while anothei R d i
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    Disclosure Of Plans
    92 9 Disclosure Of Plans 5. President's Warning Washington, May q\ mpiecedcnted action. i»reD i,t K< tmtvth has ordered ibr House «»t It? presentatives' uii'o to teas*' public ICC •>» the War Ihp.irtmcnfs plans. M.I v warned the p exerclae his 2:d 2-in-Chiol of ii necessary to stop thing regarded as tit
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    2,000 GUINEAS
    70 9 Khan (Jets First And Second Places I ondon, May 1. ud Guineas was run over a distance of 1^ follows: n f s 3AHRAM. A';. Xl ll's THEFT. \V SEA BEQUEST. tth two lengths third. r to 2 Bahrain. 11 l Tl Sea Bequest. minute changes rider- H
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    24 9 London, Apr. 30. .rnlng the plaudits ol the world nearly 300 miles Campbell was Eastlelgh, Hants, petty seslons t the thirtyir 11] built-up area
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    Mr. Hirota To Visit China
    69 9 Talks On Outstanding Questions Shanghai, May 2. jyiß. Hirota. the Japanese Minister for Foreign Affairs, will proceed to China shortly to direct negotiations with the Chinese Government concerning all outstanding questions affecting both countries. He has just completed a confidential conference with Mr. Ariyoshi, Japanese
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    SHANGHAI ACTION
    122 9 League Aid For Russian Refugees Geneva. Apr. 29. The League oi Nations proposes to establish vocational training centres, cheap kitchens and special hostels m Shanghai states the report of the traftic m women and children commit te. ci the League, m order to remedy the situation oi Russian
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    INDIA BILL
    120 9 Renewed Hope Of Agreement With Princes Simla, Apr. 30. It is learned the adhesion to the federation plan of at least 51 per cent, of that part of India ruled by the Princes is regarded m official circles j as practically certain. Among the larger states whose entry
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    CHASER PLANES
    71 9 Frontier Precautions Taken Strasbourg, Apr. 29. A squadron of chaser planes capable of a speed of 250 miles an hour will police the frontier with a view to preventing abuse by foreign planes. When a foreigner is sighted the police plane will take off ahead of it, take
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    ANNA STEN AT THE PAVILION
    49 9 "The Wedding Night." the Samuel Goldwyn picture starring Gary Cooper and Anna Sten. is a dramatic romance which portrays a modern Polish girl rebelling against old traditions. Anna Sten's part is m sharp contrast to her previous roles, and she carries it with honour.
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    Bright Comedy At The Capitol
    51 9 Rarely have comedy and romance been so richly intermingled as m the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film. 'Forsaking all Others." which had its premiere at the Capitol yesterday. Featuring Clark Gable. Joan Crawford and Robert Montgomery, the film is equally powerful from both viewpoints and provides excellent entertainment.
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    37 9 London, May 1. Six squadrons of the Royal Air Force has been equipped with new machines m the last lew weeks and ten others are m course of equipment. Some of these are stationed overseas.- British Radio
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    German Jews Outlawed
    199 9 New Citizenship Law J muiJ Berlin, May 2. fcWS and other non-Aryans will be outlawed under the new German citizenship law, one of a series of laws aimed at rey^.nisation of the Reich, Iht date cf promulgation of whirlb expected to be announced m the course of
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    FEWER WORKLESS
    102 9 Indust rial Improvement In Britain London. Apr. 29. A drop oi 109.000 m Britain's unemployed last month makes the improvement since the end oi January 277.000. None oi the principal industries showed a decline while substantial increases were recorded m the engineering, coalmining, building, textiles and shipbuilding industries.
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    NO UNEMPLOYMENT
    68 9 Labour Front Forecast In Germany Berlin. Apr. 29. Robert Ley. louder of the Labour Front, m a manifesto claims there will be no unemployment m Germany by the end oi the year. Ley lays down the workers' obligations m ten commandments, beginning. "We greet the Leader m the
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    HOME FOOTBALL
    61 9 London. May 2. The home soccer matches played today resulted as follows. DIVISION I Everton 2. Sheffield W 2. Grimsby 3, West Brom. A 0 DIVISION II Bolton 2. Brentford 0. DIVISION lll— (Southern) Aldershot 1. Clapton O. 1 Luton 2. Gillingham 2. Southend 6. Reading 1 Swindon
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    113 9 I Latest Rubber And Tin Prices < From Our Own Correspondent > RUBBER London, May 2. Spot (Sellers) 5 ll|l6d. (53/ id (Buyers> 5 9|l6d. (5%d.) July-September 5 25|32d. «5 27|32d.) Oct. -December 5 29j32d. <5 31|32d.) January-March 6 M6d (6 l > Market—ldle. New York, May 2.
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    701 10 expenses Financing "would be effected by means of the issue of bonds against the rubber stored, as a kind of 'first commodity' which would even be independent of a possible depreciation of the guilder, hence providing a firstclass short-term investment." Guilder Devaluation Fears There is still
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    WORLD RUBBER CONSUMPTION DOUBLED IN A DECADE
    1264 10 R. G. A. Chairman's Cheerfulness DECLINE IN U. S. DEMAND MUCH EXAGGERATED (From the Free Press Correspondent) London, Apr. 18. •THE Rubber .share and commodity markets have experienced an- other quiet week, though the commodity is closing strong, with increases of about a
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    ROBOT OFFICE BOY
    91 10 A Cardiff business man has invented a telephone device which may take the place of the office boy The appliance is attached to the taSff cS? aUt ~<*lly records When a subscriber is called and there is no reply a small tape emerges from an attachment, upon
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    Malayan Rubber Stocks Down
    268 10 Malayan Rubber Stocks Down FURTHER STRIKE FEARS IN THE U. S. fUTHRIE and Co. Ltd. m their week- ly rubber report dated Singapore, May 2. state: there is no outstanding feature to be recorded since our last report and there I have been only minor fluctuations In I prices. The
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    Singapore Produce Prices
    100 10 May 2 Gambier 5.00 Java Cube 9. 50 Hamburg Cube 11.00 Muntok White Pepper 28.00 White Pepper 26.00 Copra. Sundried 4.85 Copra, mixed 4.55 Small Flake Tapioca 3.90 R. B. Siam No. 1 $102 Blanja Jelotong 575 Sarawak Jelotong 6 75 R. (Slam) W.C. No. 1 per
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    209 10 May 2 SELLING London, 4 months' sight 2|4 3.32 London. 3 months' sight 2!4 I|l6 London, 60 days' sight 24 1!32 London, 30 days' sight 2|4 London, demand 2 3 ***** London, T.T. 2|3 31(32 Lyons, Paris, demand 846 Hamburg, demand 137 New York, demand 561;, Batavia, Sourabaya,
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    Fraser's Share List
    971 10 1 THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1935. MINING Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin <4s> 4s 3d 4s 9d lAsam Kumbang 31s 33s Austral Malay 59s 610 Ayer Hitam Tin (ss) 13s 3d 14s Ayer Weng ($1) 1.87% 1.92% x.d. Bangrin Tin 24s 25s Chenderiang (£> 8s 8s 9d Hitam Tin
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    174 10 Apr 29. 30. May 1 American Can. Com. 122 120 119 American Telephone and Telegraph H25 R n a ]n Atcheson Railroad 40' 4 40 II k Chesapeake 42 i 2 42 4 34 ri ?:< S General Electric 24% 2 3^« 2P Oe^e^Motors g Goodyear 18 173
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    FRUIT SHOW AT CARDIFF
    70 10 Fv^Km Imperial Frvdt and Canning I Exhibition will be held m Cardiff for '1 the first time this year The actual date of the Show has not 1 vet been settled, but it will be during 1 November, extending over 12 or 14 lays. Two halls,
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    Chamber Commerce Rubber Association
    71 10 Chamber Commerce Rubber Association >!;«> t, 1 > < I<m k mhmi Minns M-llrrt No. I X. R.S.S. In 'F. 0.8. May Good F.AQ m 'FOB May No. I X. R.S S. <Spot-IOOM able Singapore I No. I X. R.SS May June No. I X. R.SS. July Sept. No. I
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    HYDRO-ELECTRIC PLAN
    56 10 Scheme To HarmMunrhoukii" Chi An ambitious plan i power m Mam-huri.i If I ed by the Manchoukiw A commits ol 18 gineers recommend the construction ol ii\« stations, capable ol d power of ***** Icllowa lower reaches ol the The commute* m extensive tunrey will present a writ
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    REV. GOH HOOD KENG Talks About His Conversion
    1064 11 REV. GOH HOOD KENG Talks About His Conversion I local Chinese Topics BY OUR CHINESE CORRESPONDENT the AngloI Singapore, ther for the i veral years. Master Goh llai. Master umboo. Goh preacher as M. v. Tan Ah Chang Lok> the Chinese Thumboo lias p] ysi( Jan. riArrni their t( r
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    CULBERTSON on CONTRACT
    738 11  -  Ely Culbertson I vy World's Champion Player And Greatest Card Analyst I NMMY talks yHE value of the exposed dummy to both .sides Ues m the location of acme known cards and of others that may be inferred. When experts defend, the inferences drawn are often so
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    YOUNG DRUG ADDICTS
    128 11 ~m i Harbin. The chiet judge of the local courts has requested the judicial authorities at Changchun for a ruling concerning the punishment to be meted out to drug addicts. Heroin is tho nightmare of many parents here, as many young boys and girls are addicted to
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    Wedding Ring Recovered From Sea 15 Years After Being Lost
    310 11 Melbourne. f OfeT on the beach at Mount Martha. Victoria, for 15 years, a gold wedding ring belonging to Mrs. G Taylor M Seddon. Victoria, was recovered re- j •ently from lour feet ol water at almost the same spot
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    HANKING IN CANTON
    71 11 Branches Of Two Leading Houses Opened Canton. llarlrtng another milestone m the development ol modern banking m Canton, branches of two leading Chinese banks, the Bank of Communications, and the China and South Sea Bank, have been opened here. The opening ceremonies were attended by a large
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    ROUND-JAPAN FLIGHT
    72 11 Successful Trip By Naval Flyin- Boats Tokio. Tin- two jjiant naval flying boats which were engaged m a flight around i Japan returned to Tateyama from < Sasebo aftor successfully completing i their trip. j Their dying time tor the distance of j 3,280 kilometres was about 19
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    CRIMINAL LAW
    42 11 China To Attend World Conference Nankin?. China has decided to accept the invitation extended her to attend the World Conference to be held at Berlin during August. Criminal law and prison administration will be discussed at the confer- rence Reuter
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    PRESIDENT LINCOLN
    169 12 Picks Up Prisoner In Kobe On Trip To America Capt. G. W. Yardley, Master of the President Lincoln, picked up an unusual passenger m Kobe, when his vessel arrived there on Apr. 15, a passenger who will not play deck games, or have a first class or second
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    LATEST SHIPPING INTELIGENCE
    808 12 COMPETING FOR SPEED ON THE ATLANTIC How Will Germany Meet The Challenge IN about two months, the Compagnie Generale Transatlantique's liner I Normandie, of 79,280 tons gross, will be completed and ready for trials, preparatory to entering the company's service from Havre to New York.' As the
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    27 SHIPS TO BE RAISED
    349 12 Soviet Salvage Trust Moscow. Mar. 10. TWENTY-seven sunken ships are scheduled to be raised by Epron Ship Salvaging Trust) during 1935. of which 11 are quite large vessels. The majority of them will be suitable for further use after repair and 60 per cent are
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    TOURISTS TO JAPAN
    194 12 Foreigners To Be Shown Only Best In Country Tokio. Apr. 12. I Under the auspices of the Japan Hotel Association. 150 men and women today took examinations as tourist guides. The Association is orj ganising entirely new squads of guides who "will not escort foreigners to places
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    KID BERG THINKS HE CAN BEAT GUSTAVE HUMERY
    445 15 Fight That Did Him No London. LfOTHING will convince Kid Berg that he has not the nl r of Gustave Humery until the fiery little Frenchput him down and out. He is built that way. Surrendei -never for the famous, irrespressible "Yiddle."
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    12 15 race. The competitors started at tels^^X^^VuZ"^ the scene as the crews started.
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    When Will Petersen Fight For His Title ?
    751 15 When Will Petersen Fight For His Title JEFF DICKSON is said to be looking i^r a big fight to headline his programme at the London White City on June 3. which is the Monday beiore the Derby. He has long had m mind most oi the chiel European heavy-weights, but
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    5. C. R. C. LAWN TENNIS TOURNEY
    774 15 5. C. R. C. LA WN TENNIS TOURNEY The Draw and Handicaps I THE draw and handicaps for the S.C.R.C. Spring lawn tennis tournament are as follows SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP Lim Bong Soo <Bye> vs. Chong Thutt Pitt (Bye;. Dr. T. H. Wee <Bye> vs. Seah Ken? Siew. (Bye>. Chua Choon
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    SELANGOR LEAGUE
    114 15 Rangers Take First Division Points From Our Own Correspondent I Kuala Lumpur. Apr. 30. The Selangor Rangers again demonstrated whit a great side they are by bringing off a 3—l victory, on the railway padang this evening, against the Depot Police, m the First Division of the Selangor
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    SIX BEST RUGBY FOOTBALLERS OF THE YEAR
    1169 15 SIX BEST RUGBY FOOTBALLERS OF THE YEAR An Interesting Season Summed Up that the rugby London season closes it is interesting to estimate the gains and losses, especially when there is the visit of the New Zealanders this coming autumn to be borne m mind This is the third team
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    PING PONG
    63 15 Singapore Open Championship Entries >re invited lor the Singapore Open Ping Pong Championship Singles <men and women* and the Inter-Club Championship (team of five). All entries should be addressed to the Hon Secretary Treasurer. Singapore Ping Pong Association. Mr Koh Swee Ching. Care of General Post Office, not
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    CHINESE TAKE FIRST DIVISION POINTS FROM WILTSHIRE
    786 16 Coleman Prominent For The Regiment WINNERS' FORWARDS SUPERIOR S.C.F.A 2 Wiltshires 1A CROWD of over 8,000 was treated to an exhibition of virile and interesting football at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday afternoon when the S.C.F.A. met the Wiltshires m a First Division
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    SEPOY LINES G.C.
    73 16 A match was played at Sepoy Lines I yesterday against Garrison Ladies and resulted as follows: Mrs. Lindsay '4, Mrs. English 1. Mrs. Pearce I, Mrs. Coutts V-i-Mrs. Morris 0, Mrs. Pallister I. Mrs. Inns Millar V l. Mrs. MartinSell 0. Mrs. Bennett 0. Mrs. Hunter 1.
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    1,000 GUINEAS
    38 16 London, May 2. The following are the probable starters for the 1,000 guineas: Fairlead (Fred Fox>. Ankaret Beary). Cortina (Lane). Hyndford Bridge (Harry Wragg>. Mesa (Johnstone). Babaaurham (Pat Beasley). Hillaun (No jockey announced*. Shorley (Cotedazur). Reuter
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    Australia And The Davis Cup
    515 16 Bright Prospects, Says Jack Crawford lI7RITING m the Sydney Referee, Jack Crawford, the Australian Lawn Tennis Champion, says In view of the good form that was shown by members of the 1934 Davis Cup Team during the 1935 Australian season, with many other star visitors
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    R.S.Y.C.
    157 16 Programme Of Week-end Races Today there will be a race for the six-metre yachts m preparation for Batavia races, starting at 5.20 p.m. There will also be the usual Friday afternoon races for the B and C classes and on this occasion members are reminded that a non-member must
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    S.R.C. BILLIARDS
    47 16 Ties for today m the S.R.C. billiards tournament are as follow: Mixed Doubles Handicap W. H. Mosbergen and K. C Wylie lowe 6 7°5) VS r DRozario and s Stewart xt o xr B Sfn lcs Handicap (owe lo) We 50> VS A J Va2
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    ISLAND CLUB
    27 16 The following is the result of the Mrs H LH r dOWn Winner Mrs. H. L. H. Llm 3 down Mrs. W. McMullan 4 down
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    10 16 THE PLAYERS who represent the M.F.A. at cricket this season.
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS TOURNAMENT
    253 16 Doubles Championship C. K. Pang and E. M. Tampoe-Philips beat D. Green and Dr. Chen Su Lan 4—6. 6—2. 6—2. P. B. Davar and M. A. Alsagoff beat C. G. Richards and P. C. Sands 7—5 2—6, 6—4. C. K. Pang and E. M. Tampoe-Philips beat A.
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    S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS
    20 16 There will be no ties played m the mixed doubles lawn term tourWem during Jubilee week """lament
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    LONG SEAH BRILLIANT
    104 16 'From Our Own Correspondent.. T Johore Rahru, May 1 The Medical Sports Club lost to the Jonnthians m Johore Buhru District P.A. league at the Civil Service Club's PjUteng this afternoon, by one goal to The losers put up quite a spirited disftoLf nd r helr defence
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    MONOPOLIES USE THIER OPPORTUNITIES
    276 16 Cricket Club Beaten Second Division Monopolies JHE Govern.,,,-,,, defeated the s< odd Roal m flw m Division match „n the i» I yesterda>. There was n tween the r that th, MOI, 1 1 opportunity 'boon Mored bs 1 Cub b,, in m n efforts to
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    SELANGOR OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS
    347 16 Several Keenly Contested Matches From Our Own Correspondent.; Kuala Lumpur, May 1. •THE inclement weather which hac been prevailing during the past few days took a turn for the better, and, as a result, fair progress was made m the Selangor Lawn Tennis Open Championships today. Most
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      Twenty-Five Years a King
      13464 2 A MONARCH WHO HAS KEPT FAITH WITH HIS PEOPLE "THE HEAD OF A GREAT AND WIDESPREAD FAMILY" Great Man, Great King And Great Patriot MOST WIDELY TRAVELLED RULER. High Lights In A Lifetime Of Service Testing Time Shared With His People "Wake Up England War Years
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      THEIR MAJESTIES AFTER OPENING PARLIAMENT
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      WITH THE FLEET: A SUBMARINE TRIP
      113 6 His Majesty served many years as a naval officer, and though he had to give up his naval career on, becoming Heir to the Throne, on the death of his elder brother, the Duke of Clarence, he still retains a great love of the
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      AT THE HELM OF HIS BELOVED BRITANNIA
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      ARRIVAL OF THE KING'S ORDERLY OFFICERS
      49 8 The Kings Indian Orderly Officers arriving at Tilbury Docks to take part m the Jubilee celebrations. Left to right Subadar Natha Singh. Bahadur Risaldar- Major Tek Chanel Subadar Major and Hon. Lieut. Nawab, Sardar Bahadur and Suhadar-Major and Hon. -Lieut. Itbar Khan Bahadur.
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      OUT RIDING IN HYDE PARK
      43 8 The King out riding m Hyde Park m the early morning m r for the Trooping of the Colour on his last birthday. This was thr fir t time he took to the saddle after his severe Umm.
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        130 8 W7& J. LAWLEY LTD. I Britannia Foundry, WEST BRO M WIC H Builders, Plumbers and General Brassfoundry and Ironmongery. JC, Brass Bibcocks. 1 1 Brass Stopcocks. r flf JC" Cisterns, I Tt 6al v d Sink Traps "S'\ Galvd. ManhoEes. THE JOHN CRANKSHAW CO. LTD. Horwich, Lanes. Manulacturers of Stoneware
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        233 8 |O|HH^^| IjSi^^e^l IPn^jE^i Rial H> .SSB B6?l jy mHKBSf r L^Jf Til I* _j| HIGH CLASS SANITARY WARE of pleasing design and robust construction. A few of our popular products "Straits" Native Spuat Pans; "Parthenon" Lowdown W. C. Suites; "Favourite" W. C. Closets and Lavatory Basins. Guaranted non-crazing. Manufactured by:
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        172 8 T. R. BOOTE LTD. BURSLEM (Eagfead). GLAZED AND FLOOR TILE MANUFACTURERS. Bootes Tiles bring beauty to your Battl room. Nearly 100 years of highly ikilk tic handicraft are at your d Special tiles to tone m with ill and Wash Basins can b»- rappl Bootes range of colour have your
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        44 9 MALAYA'S CHOir.F i\ V^ I I b_^ j— j^ JJ. jX fl >H^^^ t bH^K _S^Bh B^BvSB^B^F B^^hSc* £Bs^^"- *"t ''"^•""•V'v'^^H^Hß v v J 1 VISIT STALLS Nos. 2, 3 and 4 at THE BRITISH TRADE FAIR. Sole Agents for Malaya:— McALISTER CO., LTD.
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      RECOVERY FROM ILLNESS
      23 10 THE KING AND QUEEN m the gTounds of fulfill H when His Majesty waa recovering from his sovrre KHi m
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      KING IN COMMAND OF THE BRITANNIA
      21 10 B 01 .n* mainsail far the 40-mil« rate of the Royal Southampton V:u M I""-
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        50 10 THE WORLD'S PREMIER I trjJW«B^a^ahjBMBBjiBBaBBaBHa»jBMMiBMMPMW»rg.^^r<BWWBBMBB^ .^ag-^^^l^^^ .*«g^B^fc^— i^^^^^— IS BEING EXHIBITED THERE ARE MODELS TO 19 n S il si L^ II ■^■P UB ■^■w bb ojiU c l« rUnrUuLßj" wwb B BBf^ia B VIII Wbw 1 Telephone: 3991. Telegrams: "GESTETNER" D. GESTETNER (EASTERN) LIMITED. 26-30, CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. jJfJjBBMMMJ~^gi^^Bt^^»»WWW^WB*F^^BBJM>fjrM-Bm-MMra-^^^^
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        215 11 &ifai3mbk Shade 3a#L Ontyl iv ij i^Hj Hv hhhHh i^^^^h hh hb Bb^Bl Bk BB vBBBBBBT ***** ***** BB BB > I Bfl B> bI^B BB Bfl\ 88. .^Bblb B^^ H BB I V BBsl B«h I A i j Jnß^K BBUhBs BBmBB BBBJ^BBBBBBBI B^P^^^ BBBJ BBw BY BB^ _^^m^M
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      FIELD MARSHAL
      13 12 FIELD MA RSHAL A HAPPY study of the King as a Field Marshal.
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      BRITISH EMPIRE
      71 12 THE British Empire depends for its security and prosperity on the goodwill between its constituent peoples; and the one sure foundation for that goodwill is a full knowledge of our mutual aspirations, capacities and needs. To seek knowledge, more knowledge, and again more knowledge of the great heritage
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      PRINCE WINS HIS FIRST POINT-TO-POINT
      6 12 ■•»«,;"L-,vj:,s^rsS'r,,ff
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      THE ORDER OF THE GARTER PROCESSION
      22 12 THEIR MAJESTIES m the stately procession of the Order of the Garter at Windsor i:\ 1113
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        164 14 Children use so much ft4r^ I tfiey need extra strength for jM N r— t JMIm HORLICK'S maintains energy, r a 1 |H^'' s/w mtm t ■i I their nourishment. For besides the energy they use up so fast, t/Sill r m (9^ Btl strenuous business of growing. iit I
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      OPENING MANCHESTER LIBRARY
      18 15 VN 'L?nP a c OpC lillK ut ew "3«-«0<» CenIral Library m Manchester last year.
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      MILESTONES IN THE LIFE OF H. M. THE KING.
      324 15 MILESTONES IN THE LIFE OF H. M. THE KING. 1865 1935 1865— Born at Marlborough House, London, June 3. 1867— Queen Mary born at Kensington Palace on May 26 {i 7/~ BeCOm na al Cadei the B "t<"«*i<* at Spithead 1879— Voyage to West Indies m the Bacchante 1880-Second voyage
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        131 15 MM I I l OA JC €L€CTmC I^XMRA X MADE IN ENGLAND -^JloVSimiA Xamfti of Qua&ty cast Se cfkainuL 'at v^6xvdci%icU TAIN ABIE IN- CLEAR FROSTED OPAL. DAYLIGHT, COLOURED ETI>- SOLE AGENTS J> JJ <^ E. S. ISAAC L CO., 6 MALACCA ST SINGAPORE JjECCA"* <■*») BRUNSWICK RECORDS '^38 jfc
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        163 15 ri4CADCD/ MORE convenientV^ntMrCK/ no waste /£^Kk 0 Hitherto blr,cuits have been sold m kftW Malaya m largish tins, tin- contents ft^^W of which get stalr^ mi n this climate /af C before Uicy can be consumed. J? \S^ Now.... Peek Freans. makers of fam7X ous biscuits, have invented a now
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      ABOARD THE BRITANIA
      21 16 ANOTHER happy study of the King aboard the Britannia during the racing at the Royal Southampton Yacht Club.
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      KING'S PILGRIMAGE
      65 16 CTANDING benalh llls of iMHflce, faci, t r Stone of Kememhran, r **t passed by these m, n v headstones, we rf mem her must charge our < udrm member, that as k .r 2/ r equal m sacrif.< equal m honour, foe tbo and least of then,
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      A ROUSING WELCOME FROM LONDON'S POOR
      42 16 THE POPULARITY of the King and Queen is evident among all classes. Here they are getting a iwinf m from the children of one of the poorest parts of London.. This picture was taken m IftS
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        71 16 IRE FR IGE R ATO RS MODEL L. I. PRJCE $185/W 7 "^T"^" ""S3^»U I i .'.V. V y .*3mm b-***" "7 jt .->" yf" "*^rj .«•>.. v if.4.VA'.. "-•■^t'!w^B" K-* X,« •■..;>./*'" v .vv .v ■x;.~£W y: f.. A rTX'I \T:'.,Sm f ■■■y MA RVlfAin "PYRENE" fij^^^^ft HI BB
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        25 16 H^^h H^B v t*" V v o£"*^ BE UP-TO-DATE ■^^■^■x b^LJIB SB b^B .a^&HP^L^L. bB bß^^ j^r Advertisement of The Asiatic Petroleum Company (Straits Settlements)
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      THE ROYAL GREYS GET READY
      52 17 FAMOUS TEAM of Ro>al Greys which will draw the coach to darinff the Jubilee underwent special training m order that ;\II would he well when making such a rare appearI !ip picture shows Greys tcnes," one of the leaders, m his Jubilee" harness, going through
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      FINISTING TOUCHES TO KING'S STATE COACH
      49 17 pV.ii c iV^ S Vu S^ ST A T E COACH m which he will ride m the Jubilee procession from Buckingham Palace to St. imi s cathedral for the Thanksgiving Service. The coach is here seen being prepared at the Royal Mews.
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        305 17 a a_l m M m. M B MJ mmm IV I Apmll M h mmm m w^ fi E WIIES YOU ARE READING YOUR DAILY NEWSPAPER, YOUR FAVOURITE BOOK OR MAGAZINE WHEN YOU WRITE HOME OR SIGN THAT SINESS LETTER WHEN YOU CHECK THAT ACCOUNT IN YOUR LEDGER OR JOT
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      THE KING AT THE CUP FINAL
      40 18 ALTHOUGH THE KING war, nn*bfc to be present at this year's Finall he attended last year and is here se?n shaking hands with the Portsmouth team, who were defeated 2 l by Manchester City.
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      THEIR MAJESTIES DRIVING AT ROYAL ASCOT
      36 18 ROYAL ASCOT is indeed a Royal occasion when attended by the King and Queen, who arc horr driving along the course and acknowledging the acclamation of the crowds of racegoers
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        48 18 MALAYA'S FOREMOST FAMILY PARK.) VISIT== 3rrf to llt/j May, 1935. VARIOUS ATTRACTIVE SIDESHOWS. B 2 vnDM R t I The One Only Hall Equipped With a Spring Dancing Floor. CHARMING AND ATTRACTIVE DANCING PARTNERS TEA DANCES. EVERY WED., FRI. SUNDAY. NIGHT DANCES. FROM 9 p.m. NIGHTLY J t~
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        57 18 Brands of Quality and Value Crown Cigars I Overseas Tobacco Co. DCACnCK I SINGAPORE. file Nt I JB A Ju Trade ar^ S~l Overseas Tobacco Co. j^&lk. r biNOApgßt. /&&sii*9 Overseas Tobacco Co 2>TALL NO. 107 BRITISH TRADE FAIR V CIGARS and CHEROOTS r nKxnw Telephone No. 7731. Manufactured m
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      ROYAL TRIBUTE TO WAR DEAD
      29 19 ARMISTICE DAY at the cenolaph is always graced by nracticallv every member of the Royal Family, who are hire seen feavine after the ceremony.
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        125 19 F OR 25 YEAR.S xt^^r^ Eafe^s=^a IiUL LtAr HAVE BEEN SERVING THE W^x/I^^^ \\^n^ TRADE, REFLECTING THE \^H jP (til ACTIVITIES OF THE GROtjcQi Wh^\ §W CERY AND provision fiL-I" r T 3ipy SHOPS IN MALAYA. ill rr 1 'i T IT IS FOOLISH ECONOMY ran gPr- TO BEGRUDGE THE
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        46 19 PIANOS The right Pianos for TROPICAL MALAYA. THE BEST IN:TONAL QUALITY VIBRATION PRICE TOUCH DESIGN. <TEAKWOOD CASING THROUGHOUT) J^<^^ I AMPLIFYING GRAMOPHONES j FINEST IN EVERY RESPECT. NOTED FOR <^ BASS and TREBLE TONES. SPECIALLY MADE FOR NANG HENG CO., PIANO HOUSE. Nos. 103/105, 'SELEGIE ROAD SINGAPORE.
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        107 20 V I ffw Raco\jds m^ cents j X 4 y T^T-ITT »J# I I\^ X JACK PAYNE AND HIS ORCHESTRA TROISE AND HIS MANDOLIERS V I ELECTRICAL g^9| GREATEST t EDDIE CANTOR "j/^ > \s&s£?^ <* THF WHDI n PI AMflllßQ ETHD OCY C v t V^fc^-:\ 4 *O -^^>^
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      The british empire Is An Inherted
      608 22  -  LORD KERKLEY SHOULD BE CARRIED ON FOR THE GOOD OF ALL Built On Democratic Fundamentals DOMINIONS NOW NATIONS BY IF we look up the word empire m a dictionary we find that it means m supreme and wide dominion" or absolute control." Such a
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      32 22 ONE OF THE MOST imposing of the Singapore Jubilee decorations is the double archway seen above erected by the Arab community at the junction of Connaught Drive, Beach Road and Stamford Road.
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      COLONIES AT THE BRITISH INDUSTRIES FAIR
      319 22 COLONIES AT THE BRITISH INDUSTRIES FAIR A DISTINCTIVE character was imparted to the London Sections of the British Industries Fair, held at the end of February, by the fact that 1935 is the year of the Silver Jubilee of the King and Queen. Olympia provided the setting for what Mr.
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      11 22 HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN inspecting textiles at the BriiiMi industries Fair.
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        50 22 INTRODUCING I THE 9iLi L AUBURN I O««. CAN YOUR CAR GO FASTER I WHEN YOUR ENGINE GOES SLOWER? I An± Yes, the AUBURN CAN. I IF YOU DON'T BELIEVE US, DEMAND I I A DEMONSTRATION AND YOU WILL I BE CONVINCED. LEE MOTORS I 110-112, Orchard Road, (Phone 3333)
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        59 22 SAVE YOUR DOLIAR 111 «timH E E^«r^| JJU 1 111 VJ EC.ONOMV OPAQUE TRADE MARK ENVELOPES *S GOLD MEDAL BRAND I \^t^ CARTRIDGE CREAM X AT T"V I 11l TRADE MARK ENVELOPES \gfljr^; DOLLAR BRAND MANILLA tram mark ENVELOPES SUPERIOR QUALITY— AT COMPETITIVE PRICES THE STRAITS COMMERCIAL CO., ENVELOPE AND
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      A Thriving Local Industry
      572 23 A Thriving Local Industry STEEL WINDOWS BY UNITED METAL WORKS s*REAT stress has been laid time nd again on the importance of iraging local industry, with the making Singapore an industrial centre. ether that aim will ever be i or not. it is certain that Sinforging ahead, slowly but itirelv.
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      AN EMPIRE OF FREE PEOPLES
      398 23 AN EMPIRE OF FREE PEOPLES *J*HE visit of the Dominion Prime Ministers to the Jubilee celebrations is to be followed by a Parliamentary gathering from the Dominions, from India, and from the Colonies, invited by the Empire Parliamentary Association to a series of informal conferences m July. Both m numbers
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      51 23 ONLY THE finishing touches remain to be put to the extensive scheme of Jubilee decorations m Singapore. One feature is the pylons placed at the principal parts of the town.. They will be illuminated at night. The above picture shows those erected In front of Government House fates m Orchard
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      Foods From The Empire
      511 23 Foods From The Empire WONDERFUL COLD STORAGE FACILITIES REFERENCE to the Singapore Cold Storage Company's advertisement m this Supplement will show that they have emphasised the fact that they are a British company distributing British foods m British Malaya. This claim brings home to us the wonderful facilities ottered by
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        156 23 >"" XT A C <^" ,>*- ><; «<^^ plO ■■■■<> > »w i i- n i. tc _t- —^H m jt***^^ j '**i** i *i?'' iK* mi JBSSTiS^* 1 tfi jRI WORLD S RECORDS, ALL ON CfISTROL. I r_~— 'W /|r 9 I World's Aviation speed record. Macchi Castoldi- mm^
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        84 24 x^^^j^^P. r^P \l i^^v Vfc V HERE is a really.... SUPER MODERN" car —m every respect FRONT WHEEL DRIVE OVER HEAD VALVE ENGINE INDEPENDENT WHEELS FRAMELESS CONSTRUCTION TORSION BARS MONOSHELL COACHWORK HYDRAULIC BRAKES CLEAR VISIBILITY AERODYNAMIC LINES COMMODIOUS LUGGAGE BOOT WEATHER PROOF f THE CAR which is two years m
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        103 24 JUBILEE EKJOY BETTER RESOLUTIONS x^ health take CHINAFERRO'S BARK IRON WINE THE TONIC SUPREME THE ONE and ONLY TONIC WHICH DOCTORS THE WORLD OVER CONSTANTLY and UNI HESITATINGLY PRESCRIBE THE TONIC THAT HAS STOOD THE TESTS OF TIME, RIVAL and COMPETITION. OBTAINABLE AT LICENSED STORES Sola ilCniPAl aICCaPET brasbasahrd Proprietors:
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        480 24 Emoire Radio Programmes For Jubilee Week 1 1 v A r>.»I Ik^r^ 1 w 1 "l|wxjB y U i^M 5 \^t s l lf^ i^^^vs^l^,.., ctv'^ "<-'^B ''^11 Topical talk on the Jubiliv nr u review oi tl?p 2> voars of I In* Kiim Lfc. i^UM »«^iK!ilaBiJwiB ■^IBi^BIHB^HBBMM^^^^^jiMMMibt'' v x^-
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      Car With Dual-Ratio Rear Axle
      273 25 Car With Dual -Ratio Rear Axle ONLY UNIT OF ITS KIND EE Motors, of 110-112 Orchard Road, have recently been apinted sole agents of American Auburn Cars for Malaya and they just received a 22 h.p. 6 cylinluxe saloon model of this The Auburn, being a high American automobile of
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      ALL CIGARS MADE BY HAND
      129 25 The Overseas Tobacco Company T HE Overseas Tobacco Co., Singat^ POl l'i. beg to brit 0n t 0 the notice of ;tne public that the cigars and cheroo s manufactured by tnem under t.ieir various registered trade SfriS a T ade of the fi nest
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      Promotion Of Office Efficiency
      227 25 Promotion Of Office Efficiency RONEO'S RANGE OF EQUIPMENT fIfIESSRS. Roneo Ltd. are exhibittv m at t the British Empire Traae Fair, Stand Nos. 9-11 Here one can see an extensive range of money-saving devices, and equipment which promotes efficient office routine and safeguards business records. (Commencing over 30 years ago
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      CANADA'S BUSY PORTS
      276 25 I Increased Interest In Trade With India The Far East j INDICATIVE of the increasing j interest m trade between Canada and India, no fewer fian four ships left Dominion ports for India during- March. This is somej thing: of a record for Canadian ship- Ping. During
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      K. A. J. CHOTRIMALL AND CO.
      304 25 Hhtory Of Well-Known High Street Firm [N the year 1875, K. Cholirmall and Co. opened business at 56 *S 2? tf under thc management of Mr. Kimatrai, the eldest son oC Mr. Chotirmall. Conditions wen. severe m those days and after many struggles Mr.
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      Defend Them Against Decay
      70 25 "IVORY CASTLES" i MESSRS. D. W. Gibbs have an attractive stand (No. S7) featuring their well-known "Dentil rice," m which the major theme consist* of a mural running three slider, of the stand, illustrating tru-ir lamous slogan "Deft ml your Ivory Castles against Drama Decay." Gibbs
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      NEW INDUSTRY
      80 25 Blending And Canning Of Motor Oils NEW industry will be started m Toronto shortly with the establishment there of a branch factory of a large American concern. The plant will be for the blending and canning of motor oils. In Western Canada. Vancouver will have a new modern
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        351 25 Empire Radio Programmes (Continued from Page 24.) f Mon.-Tlies., May 6-7 TRAN^MICiQiriv iv Topical talk on the Jubilee i o j IV mgs by Mr Phill:) Thornton (6 no Sunday, May 5 a.m.) Talk by H.R.H the PHnoe of Wa.cs by^MS^a.^ on the Silver Jubilee Thanltoffering OUliaf (7.10 am) Fund.
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      Indian Loyalty Inspired By King-Emperor
      1422 26  -  R. B. KRISHNAN VISIT THAT DREW CLOSER THE BONDS OF EMPIRE Fulfils The Hindu Conception Of A Ruler SINGAPORE HINDU'S TRIBUTE BY Let us therefore all join, not m niggardly fashion, but with full hearts m honouring him. King George V later l>atriae. Father of
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      HIS MAJESTY TIGER SHOOTING IN NEPAL
      31 26 THE KING, who is one of the finest shots m the country, tiger shooting m Nepal during the Ctof Durbar tour m India m 1912.
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        71 26 ACOOLTH IN THE TROPICS g M |X hLd ff| |P wk I THE SOLO-AIR ENGINEERING^ COY. I I BHfei^^^MMl^dttßflßill |HBB|BBW^WW^^^^^**v*"i woB3KBf -jHB '•J^BWBJBoHBqqbqq^MHB BPf X^S hh^__j_____j_________^^______^_______—^____^______^_ |BHBUBBHWWW"!W*^^'!'!^^^^^^^' X*^'4wwC*r*Xcv**^HP^BS^E '^h *3Br -I*^oMßt>-3KB jZi^/rfr-'yjMß P^HHH^^^^BBB^HBBB^BBI PAD THF Pauit ad riiuiwr tadi c *19 1 Sk^.-. >«^ rvR mL rAtlll UK UlNinij lABLfc.
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      "Golden Arrow" Racer On Show At Trade Fair
      237 27 REACHED OVER 231 M P H IN 1929 r— —J=~t: Late Sir Henry Seg/ave pV kind permission of Viscount Id of Hythe, the world "Golden Arrow" motoreing exhibited on a special C.C. Wakefield and Co., It s this v*ar which m 1929
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      LATEST MODEL IN SHOES
      134 27 Advance Samples Of 1 Shipments A N inter estintf feature at the British Trade Fair is Stand Number 36 m which a very effective display of the latest Models m Saxone Shoes is made. These models constitute advance samples of new shipments due to reach Singapore
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      12 27 WORKMEN busy erecting stalls at the Great World for the Trade Fair.
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      Cinema Shows At The Theatre
      131 27 Cinema Shows At The Theatre gOON Seng and Co., Ltd., establisned m 1907, is one of the leading shipchandlers m Singapore. This firm carries a very wide range of stock m ship and yacht fittings carpenters' hand tools, garden implements, domestic appliances, brassware building materials, etc. In addition to these,
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      ISA LAMPS Cheap & Well Worth A Trial
      124 27 ISA LAMPS Cheap Well Worth A Trial everyone knows that they can effect a considerable saving m their electric lamp bulbs by using ISA lamps. They are made to British engineering standards, and the price of these lamps are about 20 per cent, cheaper than the other well-known Britisn lamps
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      THE ROMANCE OF PAPER MAKING
      332 27 Craftsmen Still Necessary PERHAPS you have Devtf been fortunate enough to witness one ot the most fascinating Bj« nta m the world of Industry today" tiat of printed sheets of paper or even complete newspaper! folded and counted being taried out by powerful printing presses
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      PIANO MADE FOR THE TROPICS
      223 27 With A Ten-Year Guarantee JN the Keller piano Nan Heng and Co. offer the Malayan market what is claimed to be the most suitable instrument for every purpose. It is specially constructed for the tropics and will satisfy the most exacting requirements. The casos are
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        242 27 n pick m BRITISH FILMS for MALAYA. 1 ASSOCIATED TALKING PICTURES LTD. PRESENT VICTORIA HOPPER IN jj "LORN A DOONE" R. D. BLACKMORE'S Immortal Romance WITH I JOHN LODER A BASIL DEAN Production. Here Is a film that British filmdom may be proud to have produced A film drama of
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        137 27 w I B'i MkP BMMBBflßMP£Jß%Bfc&flry^ jp^^^, I B* 1 b^B %-£*mmr m If B v>-* t. t^Btt^y /1 > Vr, Bt v 4 >"« BY 'J*?v* ■I l BjT l V b^S TT T 7 V^^ HtJß*> «bbbl -^st •^^^^BBbWbBbbBBHHBHBbBBbW j and Queen this week. i The biggest celebration m
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      Canada To Establish Jubilee Cancer Fund
      714 28 TO FIGHT ARCH-ENEMY OF MANKIND How Dominion Will Celebrate ONE MILLION TREES TO BE PLANTED 'ALMOST more than anything else, a British visitor to Canada lor the first time is struck by the affection of Canadians for the Mother Country and the warmth of
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      CHATEAU FRONTENAC, QUEBEC
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      Dunlop "90" A Tyre Of Pedigree
      332 28 Dunlop "90" A Tyre Of Pedigree TREAD WHICH HOLDS THE ROAD IN the world of tyres no name j stands higher than that of I Dunlop, whose products will be on show at the Fair, the latest being the 90." There is a Dunlop Standard 90 and a Dunlop Fort
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      ALL BRITISH AND MADE* IN SINGAPORE
      172 28 ALL BRITISH AND MADE* IN SINGAPORE Features Of The U.E. Stand At Thft Fair I JNITED Engineers, Ltd., are displaying products of a number of their important British agencies. Prominent amongst these m their marine section is a Ruston and Hornsby oil engine suitable for the powering of vessels for
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      A MACHINE WHiCH CAN DO THE WORK OF A DOZEN
      262 28 A MACHINE WHiCH CAN DO THE WORK OF A DOZEN jy|KSSRS. Duncan Robert i I will again be exhibi I well-known Imperial I I all of which will be of a r r I than those shown lasi I One of the outstand:: I I the imperial' la that wltl
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        189 28 Rf^ ;^:F "^i 1,000 RECORDS 2 REVIEWED IN LESS THAN 1.. I |||||||||||I|||| FIVE MINUTES 16 M/M. SOUND ftgf^^^^p ,N TH.S RONEODEX SYSTEM CAMERA :y m mmwmmtmm^+ PULL OUT A TRAY OF A RONEODEX CABINET AND THERE ARE 50 RECORDS VISIBLE AT ONCE WITH ESSENTIAL INFORMATION SHOWN INSTANTLY BY A
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      Finest Food Factory In The World
      323 29 Finest Food Factory In The World WHY OVALTINE IS SO POPULAR Ovaltine has not a stand actually at the British Trade Fair, they are exhibiting an eight-foot dummy tin featuring their well-known Country Girl." From here Invitations to every pur- chaser of a tin of Ovaltine are issued I enabling
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      THERE ARE 7,000 I. C. S. STUDENTS IN MALAYA ALONE
      282 29 THERE ARE 7,000 I. C. S. STUDENTS IN MALAYA ALONE pORTY-four years ago, the Founder of the International Correspondence Schools initiated a lystem of instruction by correspondence, which met with such unprecedented success that it eventually led to the creation of the I.C.S. It was the I.C.S. that convinced the
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      WHAT JUBILEE IS JOHNNIE WALKER CELEBRATING TODAY?
      273 29 WHAT JUBILEE IS JOHNNIE WALKER CELEBRATING TODAY? JN these days of M Jubilee mind <!- ness" Johnnie Walker Whisky 'presents something of problem. ;Just What Jubilee is fiat familiar red-coated figure celebrating ai h:j strides across the globe? Born 1820 he lia.s left his .Silv.r Jubilee, GoJdtn Jubilee, and Diamond
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        618 29 BRITISH TRADE FAIR VISIT STALL NO. 19 For the MYSORE Guaranteed Products The products that were well patronised m the British Industries Fair London, held during February last. NARAYANASWAMY SONS. MYSORE BANGALORE, (India) P.O. Box 413, SINGAPORE. SELLING AGENTS MYSORE GOVERNMENT SANDALWOOD OIL and MYSORE GOVERNMENT SOAPS MYSORE SANDALWOOD OIL
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        23 29 AfS AAA SCHOOL CHILDREN *F W9" W W WILL BE ENTERTAINED at the NEW WORLD WITH DRINKS REFRESHMENTS AND PRESENTED WITH JUBILEE SOUVENIRS.
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        269 29 For this year, the Silver Jubilee of His Majesty, prepared for mounting and each takes its place to King George V, the makers of dv Maurier cigarette. build up the complete and unique souvenir, have prepared a superb souvenir. A magnificent, Nothing comparable with this work has ever been colourful
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      A Novel Jubilee Book Gift Scheme
      265 30 PICTORIAL BIOGRAPHY OF THE KING'S REIGN HTHE Dv Maurier cigarette needs no introduction or recommendation to smokers m Malaya, who are more than ever coming to recognise the advantages of the filter tip. In connection with the Jubilee the Dv Maurier company are running
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      Effective Art Displays Modern Advertising By A.P.B.
      279 30 Effective Art Displays Modern Advertising By A.P.B. T^HE Advertising and Publicity Bureau, Ltd., familiarly known as the A. P. 8., have an interesting stand, the object of which is to remind visitors to the Fair of the local facilities for the execution of effective art displays and of their up-to-date
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      CAR THAT IS TWO YEARS IN ADVANCE OF TIMES FEATURES OF THF CITROEN
      256 30 CAR THAT IS TWO YEARS IN ADVANCE OF TIMES FEATURES OF THF CITROEN T™" l^ interesting vhibit the Eastern Am.. at the Trade Fair is the Ci£* Super Modern T\v,lv,-. I( This is a car of entlrt ception, which is two y,:ir., 4 of current construction i, mr n yeirs
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        211 30 "Stain? That's not a stain the enamel's worn through j ■BSM^ Change to j ■Ef^pF GIBBS!" x i fT^HE necks of the teeth and the spaces between are danger J[ spots. Here the enamel is thinnest and food deposits linger. Only a safe and thorough tooth -cleanser can ward off
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        25 30 [drink it] I FOR YOUR l^^v I health's mm SAKE /ifili I EFFERVESCING AND REFRESHING SOU)! I J EVERYWHERE IN LARGE AND SMALL BOTTLES AjS.
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      The British Empire As A World Unit
      843 31 DEVELOPMENT BOARD SHOULD BE FORMED Great Market For British Goods fHE most urgent matter facing the British people to-day is the free, unfettered and complete economic organisation and development of the vast natural resources of our Empire, and the securing for our people
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      11 31 H.R.11. the Prince of Wales inspecting cadets at (he RAF. College.
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        39 31 THE MOST RELIABLE SILK STORE CHOTIRMALL'S »m ha w W 1^ o Quality Value FORMED 1875. STILL IK THE FOREFRONT. 41-43, HIGH ST. PHONE 7957. Those people who will have the best milk, give Vflfllil >mm H "MILKMAID" BRAND.
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      Waste Ground Converted Into Fairyland,
      610 32 THE NEW WORLD APPEALS TO ALL CLASSES. Courage Richly Rewarded. 'THERE are probably many who < conceived the ambitious scheme < of opening an amusement park m Malaya, but the distinction of having the courage and business acumen to go beyond the more speculative stage
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      MAJORITY OF WORID RECORDS ARE
      234 32 HELD BY CASTROL. THE GATEWAY to ECONOMICAL MOTORING. CC. Wakefield aad Co [aa m manufacturers of t},, w famous Castrol Motor Oil. this occasion exhibiting m m allf" firorical manner, »u^^\ use of Castro] Baku entrance to the prtewa economical motoring. Messrs. WakefMd MTt >
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        396 32 QUALITY mMARGO Soap la made In one of the largest and most up-to-date I factories of the East under the direct supervision of eminent chemists— with the choicest ingredients of the best and purest quality. SAFETY The fatty substance m Margo Soap is 100 per cent. FOR HEALTH Margosa or
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        31 32 SANITARY and WATER ENGINEERS. DRAINAGE CONTRACTORS. DESIGNS AND ESTIMATE SUBMITTED ON REQUEST OFFICE 8c SHOWROOM 57, ROBINSON ROAD. 43, HARE STREET. LARGE STOCKS HELD OF CAREFULLY SELECTED SANITARY FITTINGS AND APPLIANCES.
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      Layout Of Stalls At The Trade Fair
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      First Concern Of Its Kind In Malaya
      608 34 First Concern Of Its Kind In Malaya WHERE THE FAMOUS "TIGER BEER" IS MADE Singapore's Model Brewery MALAYAN Breweries, the first I concern of its kind m Malaya, j was made possible by the courage and foresight of its promoters who went into the venture while the black clouds of
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      WHERE TO HEAR THE LATEST IN GRAMOPHONE RECORDS
      220 34 WHERE TO HEAR THE LATEST IN GRAMOPHONE RECORDS WIDE RANGE OF THE T.M.A. MUSIC HOUSE ITHIN the space of a few the T.M.A. Music H grown to be one of the 1 portant of its kind m lU| day. Occupying two blocks of bui the junction of North Br. High
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        287 34 A i AnftJLPC' A Ixjaw"^ 1/ ilS^ Advertisement of the Asiatic Petroleum Company (Straits Settlements) Ltd. BRITISH TRADE FAIR "THE GREAT WORLD" MAY 3rd.— MAY 11th. An Open Word to the "Tuan Besar" Your business will advance more rapidly through successful advertising. Your sales will depend largely on the painted
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        488 34 STRIKING TESTIMONY to the value of "Allenburys" Foods m Infant Feeding r^ i 6 ||j!:*if^:~§m||i IVrhaps you will X' interest,- J m the 2 ftx li r «JULY 3* 14 15V i l fsPfpJHHgttt enclosed »;r.iph w huh clearly illustrate* the ||::f |nr*]:jn;::::j;ij-gn!l::y; :nnT::!nnij^Si-t:ii; Wahird "Allenburys" Fcvxl *|gnw||n^*g^f t|3fj:::::|:i4:::::: ?7j
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      Tropical Life MADE MORE BEARABLE
      587 35 Tropical Life MADE MORE BEARABLE SOLO-AIR: A NEW LOCAL INDUSTRY. ,re than a century doctors, [neen and architects have ed their brains m an ento make life for the i these parts more bearable and more healthy. > been done m many direcbut, until recently, little attentx iii paid to
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      CANADIAN APPLES
      92 35 Large Shipments Sent To Malaya And Far East. I7VERY year the overseas market for British Columbia apples is being widened and exporters are paying particular attention to the Egyptian market. One shipment or over 3,000 boxes set out on a long journey to Alexandria last month, via Singapore
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      Sanitary Enginee ring In Singapore.
      535 35 San ita ry Enginee ring In Singapore. THE LARGEST SINGLE ORDER EVER PLACED. pONGHIN Co, Sanitary Engineers, and Plumbing Contractors, 64 Wallich Street, Singapore, established 1921, is one of the oldest firms m the trade and tenement houses, bungalows, mansions and public buildings have been installed by them. They have
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      34 35 A SOLO-AIR sleeping cabinet. This takes the plate of a mosquito net. The air is led into the cabinet at the head of the bed and is distributed over the sleeper. without causing draughts.
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        80 35 TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF PROGRESS IN RUBBER PLANTATION MACHINERY. Q fls j 1910. The "C. 1. Hand Power Sheeting Machine. A four Unit Battery required twelve men to operate. Total Capacity 320 ibs. per hour* Price $1,164.00. 1935. Our "Standard" Battery, British Patent No. *****8, requiring only four men to operate.
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      Perfumes From A Parasite
      609 36 Perfumes From A Parasite HOW SANDALWOOD OIL IS PRODUCED J^ARAYANASWAMY and Sons, Mysore and Bangalore, (India), selling agents for Mysore Government sandalwood oil and Mysore Government soaps are exhibiting the products of one of the Premier States of India, namely, Mysore products, which were well patronised at the British Industries
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      EMPIRE'S MOST FAMOUS BRANDY
      331 36 McAlister's Many Lines MCALISTER and Co., Ltd., are ex--IYI hibiting at Stalls No. 2, 3 and .4, and the principal exhibits are .those featuring Metropolitan Vickers Electrical Export Co., Ltd., all tyjes of electrical equipment; Green Island Cement Co., Ltd., British Colonial Cement as supplied to
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      The Biggest Sale In The World
      388 36 The Biggest Sale I n The World DIAMOND JUBILEE OF "MILKMAID" MILK •yHE following goods will be exhibited at the Fair by the Nestlo and Anglo-Swiss Condensed MilkCo. Milkmaid Sweetened Condensed I IVfilk. —This product is so well known that we need hardly remark upon it. It is the condensea
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      SUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRIES Envelopes Marie In Singapore
      178 36 SUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRIES Envelopes Marie I n Singapore jT HE straits Gomiw rtial Yew Street, off ii:i Singapore, one of the V Ifactwen of eave!< I bags m Malaya comi tions three yean ago, of the period of t.ai. have met with exc< !1 i port. Increased turnover I. j
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        292 36 -a rt p 1 JT- -W^ >^V W W BRITISH TRADE FAIR C T3 tf m R X H* I I I II I I 'GREAT WORLD" MAY 3-11 <& "'X. 2 L I B i^ 111 I You r Mllv must visit tho E \f/^ 1 LI IVJ IV7
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        44 36 lin invitation +o IJr Jt )jfl\^^ J[ THE STORE BEAUTIFUL. L W *t BRITISH TRADE FAIR Great World, Sections ioo, 101 102. WELCOME CmS Tlrifkf Givers LATEST NOVELTIES IHUH SPECIALLY SELECTED SoTO] BRITISH INDUSTRIES glFjrfg rHIH lilOy I^l lßHlfaß|iH YoUR Inspection Solicited. FRANKEL BROS
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      MACHINE — Slave or Master?
      559 37 MACHINE Slave or Master? A STUDY OF "ROBOTS" IN A MODERN FACTORY Slave or Master?" j "i such a quesely rhetorical. Men ily ncerned lest the of which they were so do them damage. later, the matter was of academic interest. question looms right m t human thought. production cause
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      CALCUTTA CHEMICAL CO. How Neem Oil Was Adapted For Toilet Goods
      442 37 CALCUTTA CHEMICAL CO. How Neem Oil Was Adapted For Toilet Goods gery, and thougn her fingers are mechanical the girl's mind can wander far and Jride. Nor Is even this degree of mechanisation overlooked oy a careful management and regular changes of work are a feature of the filling department.
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      POPULAR Aerated Waters
      517 37 POPULAR Aerated Waters WHERE CONTAMINATION IS IMPOSSIBLE Y° Produce a quality line of aerated waters priced within the reach of the multitude. That was the object m view when the Popular Aerated Water V'ut'.s. of Choon Guan Street, Singapore, first made its bow to the public reven years ago. There
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        361 37 KEEP THE MEN BUSY AT HOME BY BUYING BRITISH GOODSBritish 1 For THE 'IMPERIAL R:ght Through 10l D C F I S, I Better Luttm GOOD COMPAHION FORDICRIMP (Chromium Plated) -^SSSSfS Bl^wH HBM^~^i---x^ Zomo of the outstanding features cf [S B^BBBBBI 5 EVE!RY OPPBC-" t on^y 4 characters- S^jffsKSJS*ggWfflflyJffi inconvenience
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      The British Empire And China Trade Fair
      783 38 TO BE HELD IN HONG KONG IN DECEMBER QN this page will be found plans of the building which will house the British Empire and China Trade Fair, to be held from Dec. to -8, on the plot of ground opposite tv» Peninsula
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      For Jubilee Gifts
      51 38 LATEST CREATIGHS at IjTRANKEL I and retail and commissft n {following iit th< trrc. Includil rets (fitted •rysta 1 m i U disp'ayed Fair. London, r. Chro»Tiiu'r-pia'c(i stead-i manul Birmingham. Large varlt rree*A vv y sel?ct( d tries Pair, L: Jubilee the British [nd s ranging from
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        235 38 i"^ JBw I tvl Iki 3 k 1 1 k■ I BB 3 1 1 l E/-^ i Ji I fl 1 1 vii Ik^l 1 1 1 ™J ■1 1 1 1^^^^BBh^^RHsbbsS^^ *bJI f^ A m B ■B^B^BV^^HI -^j^ %Jr %J Ky^JSSBf .BT-bSß^^^-^J^BBB i-S^^^^B Bl^^B^^BS *-*B^bl B^Bk :-jwMt»AJWM MB
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        222 39 I^M^^L SINGAPORE'S ALL -BRITISH IwKJH^M screen entertainment Commencing MONDAY MAY 6th. "APITOL British International Pictures Cirand Spectacular Musical, Dancing and Variety Production -with SEQUENCES IN COLOUR— RADIO rAX A 1 1 h of 1935 Presenting 40 famous British Radio, Screen and Stage Favourites— including Maj(M NELLIE WALLACE f^g[| WILL HAY
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        455 40 A JUBILEE TRIBUTE TIT THE TWO MOST SUCCESSFUL ALL- BRITISH VEHICLES J*|=H& PRODUCTS OF MORE THAN 25 YEARS MABUFACTURHIB EXPERIENCE mtnrntTfit «r *v, „^iio it<s Near the beginning of the present century, Vauxhall Motors made their lOTffTfl than 25 years ago the. Austin Motor Company offered i the publi its
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