The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 13 May 1936

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,851. ESTD. 1835 WEDNESDAY. MAY 13. 1936. 10 CENTS.
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    6 1 WW»~W**« (CfMnsOjl in All Countries j
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    ITALIAN DELEGATION WITHDRAWS
    439 1 As Warning To The League BUT ITALY WILL STILL REMAIN A LEAGUE MEMBER Discussions Likely To Be Ad j our ned BARON ALOISI and the members of the Italian delegation to the League Council meeting left for Milan yesterday afternoon. A message from Rome, however, states that
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    EMPEROR'S NOTE TO LEAGUE
    73 1 EMPEROR'S NOTE TO LEAGUE "Violation Of Obligations" London, May 12. jyjESSAGES lrom Geneva repcrt that the Negus has addressed a note to the League of Nations from Jerusalem, appealing to the members to pursue their cllorts to ensure respect for the Ccvenanl and to iec'ldc not to recognise territorial extensions
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    MORE RECRUITS
    31 1 London May 12. FY HINT; April 5,oT0 recruits were taken on the strength si the Territorial Army, ecooaP««red with 3,735 in March and MK in April, 1935.- Reuter Wireless
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    ROYAL VISIT TO THE QUEEN MARY
    75 1 London, May \'.l Queen Mary, accompanied by the Duke ot Kent, proposes to visit the liner, the Queen Mary, at Southampton on May 25. two days beiore the vessel L-> due to sail on her maiden voyage to v V rk. Thi.s will be
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    Hu Han Min Dies In Canton
    320 1 KEY MAN TO CHINESE POLITICS Attacked Pro-J a panose Policy Cunton, May 12. IR "I MAN MJN, the veteran A*l Chinese statesman who was regarded as the key-man to Chinese politics died at 7.10 p.m. at Cant j i last night, states a Reuter
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    Eastern Health Adminstration.
    88 1 Eastern Health Adminst ration. LEA GUE .1 USS/OiX (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, May 12. J^IIE Dutch, English and Italian rappoiteurs from the League of Natio-ns Bureau of Health arrived here by Dutch plane for the execution of their mission to esfabish contact between the health administrations of India. Ceylon,
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    AMY ARRIVES AT ABEYA
    61 1 London, .Mail 12 T^jptS. KrrrSt ittoTli.-ion, Irftn arrirrd at Mpika m northern Rhodrsia last evening, a fur covering towtm 1.800 miles since^he left Cape Ton n on Snvdai/ night, on her attempted record return flight to England left at 5.30 this mor:ing tor Abejia. m Tanganyika,
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    GREAT PROSPERITY REVIVAL AT HOME
    202 1 Big Increase In Employment London, May 12. A LMOST every industry, except coal, whose market is specially affected by sanctions, quotas and the approach oi warmer weather, shares m the revival of prosperity m Britain, which is again revealed m the employment figures for past
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    TIN QUOTA MAY BE INCREASED TO 5 PER CENT
    137 1 TIN QUOTA MAY BE INCREASED TO 5 PER CENT DECISION DEPENDS UPON BOLIVIA Production Severely Handicapped Paris. May 12. VUV. Agcnee Kconomiquc Fin- aneicrc learns that certain delegates to Ihe next tin meethlg intend to urge a quota increase of five per cent, for the thi»d Quarter. 1 n cli
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    DR. BUCK RUXTON EXECUTED
    91 1 London, M.in 1 Ot Buck RttXl n who wll MB 1 to d i'l) on M.ir 13 lor the mlirTTrf of m s vflfc w:is K^IMI. tf» March t r ml m mm R uhr I I Run n I j til oeAtral Mlmip- In i\
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    Lam Notice For The Day
    55 2 Before the Acting Chief Justice m the Ist. Court at 11 a.m. S 566 35 I Lee Chwee Bm tw) and anor. vs. Tan Ec Hek Before Mr. Justice Adrian Clark m the 2nd Court at 11 a.m. Part heard: S 335 35— Gurdial Singh
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    33 2 ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE STALLS at the British Trade Fair aat i ireat Wor,d was that of the Mysore Government Sandalwood Oil factory where a comprehensive line of products was on view.
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  • BRITISH HONOUR is At Stake
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      766 2 To The Editor. I Sir. I have been up country and this! has prevented my replying sooner to "XV letter m your issue of last Wed- nesday. I am glad he admits Mussolini's aggression to be a menace to the British Empire antl a danger to the peace of the
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      217 2 To The Editor. Sir.- I overlook the meaning of "Britisher" as given by "Visitor to th2ir Mandate." but I feel I must correct him on one point. Most men who come from Australia to Meiaya do so to "makan gaji."' They have not the capital to develop the oppor.unities m
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      180 2 We Amuse A Neutral To The Editor. Sir. —I consider that the most amusing statement of all m your Editorial ol Tuesday's issue is tha: quoted below: "Un to that time the Italians were earning the con'emp: of the world by the manner m which they were using their native
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    NEW PERAK J.P.s
    70 2 Sultan's Birthday Appointments fFrom Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, May 12. ON the occasion of the Sultan of Perot's birthday, the Resident of Perak, Mr. Marcus Rex, today announces the appointment of the following Justices of the Peace: Dr. Chong Tak Nam. Mr D. F. Grierson. Mr. C.
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    S.R.C. LAWN TENNIS
    124 2 Tournament Results And Ties For Today Results and ties for today m the SRC lawn tennis tournament are as follows CHAMPIONSHIP DOUBLES Semi-Final i G A. Lowe and N. S. Hogan bea f Di W A Balhetchet and Dr R C I Oehlers 2—6; 6—4; 7—5. "A"
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    HOME CRICKET
    171 2 London. May 13 The coun:y cricket matches which i ended yesterday resulted as follows: At Lords Warwickshire beat Middlesex by one wicket. Middlesex 150 and '280 (Wymtt five for 89>. Warwickshire 213 and 218 for nine (Smith six for 37 > At the Oval Surrey boa* Gloucestershire by
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    "ITS A GREAT LIFE"
    164 2 But Not Such A Great Film A mild romance and a final fire and flood spectacle are th? main features of "It's a Great Life." a Paramount film, which opened at the Alhambra yesterday. The story deals with Ufe in an afTore- station camp and the
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      15 2 W^^ RESTORES GROWTH OF HAIR REFRESHING COOLING HEALIRG. HMIil mM II llll' ■lllllil ill l_HP——H—
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      105 2 NOTICES. THE RAUB AUSTRALIAN GOLD MINING COMPANY, LIMITED. Incorporated in Queensland) Notice Of Declaration Of Interim Dividend NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Interim Dividend of Four Pence per share has been declared by the Directors of the Company in Brisbane, payable to Shareholders on the Registers at Brisbane and
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      835 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. r PRICKLY HEAT!!! Avoid it by using AGNESIA DUSTING POWDER of all Chemists and Stores Manufacturers GRAFTON LABORATORIES, 20b. Collyer Quay. a^^OHPj^_______pi_____________— M_l M— BOARD a^^lDENCR SEA FRONT KATONG GRANGE— 77 Meyer Rd. Large rooms lacing sea with i own bath room H and C and J mod.
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      168 2 Diary Of The Day High Water, 155 a.m. 8.3 it 3.39 p.m 6.8 it. Sports Racing: ST C Summ r (Governor's Cup) meeting, second day. Soccer: Div. If. Fort Canning vs. R.A. ii. at Anson Road stadium; Div 111 M.P.H. vs. Coin »c, at s.H B. ground. Friendly, SC.C. vs
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    "GREATEST SINGLE DESTROYER OF THE HUMAN RACE"
    1252 3 agic Ravages Of Malaria Scource X IN MALAYA AN EXAMPLE TO THE WORLD ;ii ...,.us .t_„,_..i.__ wMrt, urn rav:iircs mon* „x upoll the administratjv(> ts "»tO wer, outlined-.,,,,, omphasised-in V Maior Mn.li K a», „r the Indian S, k Vi 7„ W rn
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    $200 TO SET FIRE TO COPRA GODOWN
    1493 3 Allegation In Falsification Of Accounts Case 1 Straggled with Macedonia and the final conquest by Rome: The decline of the Roman Empire has also been linked ut with the spread of Malaria." 0:h?r works have attributed the disappearance of the ancient civilisation ot
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    BROOME RUBBER
    65 3 (From Our Own Correspondent. l London, May 11. Broome Selangor I Rubber Plantations Ltd. are offering 468.750 two shilling shares at a premium of sevenpence halfpenny to shaieholder.s and to optioners m the proportion of three new shares for every eight shares and options held m order to
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    SEVENTEEN NEW SQUADRONS
    2488 4 OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT Rapid Progress Of Royal Air Force Expansion Scheme Further Increase Foreshadowed Bombers Predo minaU General Recoil' naissance Squadrons Great Progress Tiro JVew Service Flying Schools Increased FacUities Promotion Accelerated The Indian Frontier GrtJa*Vih Of Home Airirays King'w Clip Race VtmmwjMC London, Apr. 28. QEVENTEEN
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    FLYING-BOATS ON THE WAY
    56 4 FL YING-BOA TS ON THE WAY THF two Singapore 111 WfWtW WWWWt which art Hying from England to join Squadron Fl. 20.", Singapore, have arrived at Karachi, according to advice received at X A F Headquarters. Seletar. The Hying bouts will arrive at Seletar next week, giving FB 205 a
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    1,000 PILOTS FOR SOUTH AFRICA
    81 4 Defences To Be Strengthened < .»pe Iwara \j,i Plai for sti oi Sou ii Africa w A ii ter. Mr PI) I I ...d v. Si d I 1.000 AIT I meet) n i I 1 In 43 F>r ll M PirOU ed Th. t
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      138 4 IVOUR HOME MUST NOT BE WITHOUT--HARPIC vB __T _r I A regular sprinkle of ft A R P I C that's all it need's Also cleans the bend where the brush cannot reach. SEPTIC TANKS Harpic can be used with safety m septic tanks, to which the domestic waste water
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      27 4 FOR THF DOC IN HOT CLIMATE CRISP i-jQ WHEAT^J COMPLETE T'mlr frmmntim to 8.. at. WmmWM* SERVICES FARES DOUBLED REDUCED wwQm^P^ a!^ l mmmmm^jzM^' tf~ EMPIRE AIRWAY^
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      92 5 f_ ;/f vl S\S"j r s t %M |J >/ O v l Li <£^KiJßs________M v DELICIOUS BREAKFAST PRESERVE Qua'ity is always our first lonsideration, but we are m the fortunate position of being able to combine most reasonable prices with quality, due to our method of buying. New Zealand
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    18-YEAR-OLD GIRL'S JUMP FROM WINDOW
    417 6 Relative Tells Of Unhappy Marrie d Life PL FADS TO BE SENT BACK TO JAPAN STILL hearing traces of the m juries she received when she jumped from a window of a house m Malay Street on Feb. 5, Natsu Chinen. an MJ-year-old Japanese girl,
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    BATU TIGA RUBBER
    102 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, May 11. At a special general meeting of shareho.ders of Batu Tiga < Selangor > Rubber Company Ltd., to be held on May 29 a resolution will be proposed for converting the issued and subscribed 230.591 £1 shares into stock.--Fr°? Pres s
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    31 6 photo). TEA DANCE AT S.C.R.C. Mrs. T. W. Ong, Mrs. C. R. Lee, Mr. T. W. Ong Mr. C Ess, and Mr. Chua Chuon leong were amongst those present. Free Press
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    55 6 Dr. Mary Stone, the first Chinese woman :o secure a medical degree m China and founder of the Bethel mission m Shanghai, passed through Penang m the President Wilson. In'•erviewed. she said that all through Cnina m the cities, health centres have been opened where medicines are dispensed free and
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    THREE MORE FIRST SOLOISTS IN PENANG
    611 6 Flying Club's Activities During April A DECREASE m hours flown la shown m the monthly report of the Penang Flying Club lor April, the total being 134 hours. Of this total, dual instructions took up 54 hcurs 10 minutes, solo 28 hours 15 mm.
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    An Old Trick
    93 6 AN old trick was successfully worked at the P. and O. Bank on Mcnday morning, the luctim bei">g Mr. A. Mor J ey, a Government pensioner, who ost $131. Mr. Morley was counting notes when he felt taps on his shoulder. As he turned, a hand pointed
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    Charlie Chaplin Outfit In Ricksha
    132 6 Ch a rlie Ch aplin Outfit In Ricksha pHARLIE Chaplin during his visit o Singapore was mobbed by wnarf coolies, but :he great comedian's pap_lari.y extends even to the ricksha pullers. Yesterday Ong Chee Wan a puller was charged before Mr If. H Blacker m the third court. Singapore, with
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    DEPRESSION STILL CONTINUES
    208 6 DEPRESSION STILL CONTINUES Siam Trade Decline During 1935 <From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, May 10. I'HE trade depression has been felt here for half a dozen years, and the turn for the bet.er. which began m 1934 was not maintained m 1935. Bangkok's exports being reduced by about £1.200.000 and
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    INDIAN GAOLED
    138 6 Possession Of Non-Covernment Chandu For being m p-ssession cf 103 tahlls Of n_n-Government chandu valued at $824. sentence oi three months' rigorous imprisonment and a fin* of $6 000 or m defaul further 11 months' imprisonment was passed en Ahmid Khan yesterday, by Mr. L B Gibson. the
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    TOOK $100 FROM CONTRACTOR
    134 6 So Court Fined Him $150 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. May 12. Judgment has been delivered by the Second Magistrate m the case, heard on May 2. m which A. Pereira. formerly of the Public Works Depart ment, Johore Bahru, was charged witn having dishonestly
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    13 6 CLEARING IP AT the Great World afier the lhiU>b i»- ll,r Press photo).
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    THE NORMANDIE
    129 6 French Claim She Is The World's Largest Ship Through additional cons ruction made aboard the French Line flagship Normandie during her winter lay-up m Havre, her gross tonnage has been increased from 79.280 tons to 82.799.45 tons, according to cabled advices received from the line's managing director m
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    SEAMEN'S CHARGES
    104 6 Had Conditions On American Ships Tacitly Admitted Washington, Apr. 22. Officials of the Bur.au if Navigation tacitly admitted today .he charges made yesterday by 70 representative stamen to th? Secretary of Commerce. The officials tacitly admitted that inspections have been insufficient to enforce modern working and living conditions
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    16 6 Mrs. R. J. Strong, of A.lagar Estate. Trong. has sailed tor Home on a short holiday
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    28 6 Mr T. B. Marar having sailed for India on three months' leave. Mr. J. E Retnam has Joined the siaft of the V M CA. School of Commerce.
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    COULD NOT LIFT ARMS ABOVE HEAD
    102 6 COULD NOT LIFT ARMS ABOVE HEAD Suffered Agonies w ,th RheumatisTi This woman w|g a_onistn« rht'ii: Jcg.s F(,i tv. tin condition m, n er she WtttM I •< nci letter "About hJti n r\ matLsm m im pain m m) m b**d veil arms Also ;_n-i time. I nad nak
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    American Robbed
    108 6 HAG SNATCH El TAKES 30 TICALS MOT often m Bl im to r.-p rt (i., the person «»l i reigner .i i ported was m N Mrs E B M many v. .tithe wife ot the h< per Hum- v i On Baturday aften where she had of
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    RUBBER SMUGGLING
    167 6 Two Chinese Arreted In .Johore From Our Owi I Johorr K.tliru H_f I! Lim Ah Cheng was eh Sr.aikh Abu Bakei s Johore Bahru. with hat to smuggle 105 1 3 pound rubber and 282 2 3 p0..: «n? rubber with intenr to staid punattf of duty. Thi
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    CHINA'S OLYMPIC SOCCER TEAM ARRIVES
    520 7 Good Start To Tour Made T.IK .hmcse O.ympic football players, comprisi„ B 22 strap j P.n« me„ ln blue blazers > r brCaStS la dcd ln Si-iap-re yesterday fr„ m SETST i i.i»ii_ wt v Minnas r eleven to compete for interlonal inmours m Europe
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    LOCAL CRICKET
    485 7 V.M.C.A. DRAW WITH ST. JOSEPH'S M.F.A. BeaflUL (Changi) CT. Joseph s Institution drew with the V.M.C.A. on the School ground on Saturday. V.M.C.A. W. P.. Willis b Pennefather 34 J. Ferguson c Pennefather b Toledo 5 EL M. Joop b Pennefather H. Gibson c and b Pennefather 3
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    S.C.C. Overwhelm Y.M.C.A. At Tennis
    336 7 WON ALL MATCHES TN a game of s 5 x doubles the S.C.C. I tennis team demonstrated their superiority over the Y.M.C.A., in their inter-club fixture on the Associate n courts yesterday, by winning all the matches. The best match of the evening was that
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    MILLER LOSES WORLD TITLE
    56 7 MILLER LOSES WORLD TITLE Washington, May 12. pETE Sarron (Alabama) ivon yesterday the world's featherweight championship, outpointing Freddie Miller (Cincinnati), the holder since 1933, in a furious 15round contest. Sarron, in a sensational finish, almost knocked out Miller in the 13th and 15th rounds. This was the first title fight
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    Winning CONTRACT
    380 7 Winning CONTRACT Bml LSP^h Gottlieb, Oswald Jacoby and Howard Scfce****, worlds leading team-oHour and inventors of the system that Has beaten every other system m eilstenc*. gEVERAL times we have illustrated a new and so-far unnamed convention of detensive play, which from now on we intend to call the "Leader's
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    U.S. OPEN
    33 7 U. S. OPEN Lawson Little Fails To Qualify West Heartford (Conn.), May 12. I AWSON LITTLE (77 and 75) yesterday failed by four strokes to qualify for the U.S. open golf championship. Reuter.
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    JOHORE SOCCER
    111 7 (From Our Own Correspondent I Johore. Bahru. May 11. The Posts and Telegraphs drew with the Medical Sports Club m a league game yesterday each side scoring three goals. The Postals actually lieid the lead until a minute or so lrom the end. The Johore Bahru Customs visited
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    S.R.C. BILLIARDS
    60 7 Today's ties in the SRC. billiards tournament are as follows: SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP Semi-Einal A. G. Vaiberg vs. W. A. Aeria at 6.30 p.m RUSSIAN POOL Winners of D. C. D'Cotta and Dr S L. Oehlers (owe 25) and J. B. Quays and C. B. Webb (owe 75) vs.
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      100 7 ALHAMBRA Matinee Today 3-15 615-NIGHTLY-9.15 Paramounts Hilarious Comedy Romance IT'S A GREAT with i JOE MORRISON PAUL KELLY and ROSALIND KEITH also i i POPEYE THE SAILOR _JHE SPINACH OVERTURE" i QUININE. <s Prophylactic against I MALARIA. I; Wh.,t Ye v ry day 2 s «ffar-coated l mls grains Quinine
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      113 7 gffA AT LAST THK LONG AWAfTKI) BATTLE I _KKS jrijLvA FRIDAY, MAY 15th A»A-r 1 at the NEW WORLD ARENA Ef ja V SIR. oi BEAI E_3 w M T O ING THE bkst m rm: m 1 _T_____l_r>_r*_rv 111 l iKISLD OKTHKORIKM \M, K n 0 V WHEN SATO
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      678 7 RADIO PROGRAMMES POR TODAY Singapore ZHI Inversneck) himself. The Erncsco Quintet (cont'd) (Owned and operated by Radio Services 7 A programme of new gram Co. of Malaya Ltd.) phone records J'2 I alk: "Imperial Atrairs." Wavelength— 49.10 metres 8 00 The news and announcements rSn reenv ich signal. Jr_2_ 8
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES IN MEMORIAM
    25 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES IN MEMORIAM LUTHER— DHAYAMONEY. UK be-' 1 loved wile of Dr. S. Luther. Johore Maliru, died May 13, 1932. "Ever m my thoughts."
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1936. Japan's "Divine Mission"
    961 8 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1936. Japan's "Divine Mission" FN the minds of most people a second Russo-Japanese War is the inevitable and logical outcome of the clash of interests that is taking place on the borders of Siberia. Mongolia and Manchukuo, indeed, so much has the idea
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    DAY TO DAY
    199 8 Mr. S. G. Taylor, of Potaling Estate, Kuala Lumpur, has returned from home leave. Ptior to his retirement, Mr. C. E. Jenkins, the State Engh eer, Kedah. was the guest of honour at a farewell tea-party given by the Kedah P.W.D. staff on Friday. The British Resident.
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    As I Was Saying
    662 8 Mothcr-In-La-iC Comes Into Her Own IN the United States, that land of numerous special "days" and "weeks," both mother and father have their annual day of remembrance— the one m March, when carnations are worn m her honour and she receives presents of fruit or flowers
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    Polish Interlude
    1150 8 'THERE is a strange province m the east of Poland; much of it consists of water, so that one is no: astonished to be told thai it is the leas densely populated part of the whole country. Schemes have been worked out for draining oft the marshes, and
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    JAPANESE DEMANDS TURNED DOWN
    129 9  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Steamers Detained By Chinese ILLICIT MERCHANDISE Over 500 Launches And Junks Captured Shanghai, May 12. npHE Japanese Consul- General m Tientsin has A demanded the return of the two steamers which were detained by the Chinese Maritime Customs Department on Sunday and
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    97 9 BORNE on a gun-carriage drawn hy six manificcnt black hordes through hve miles of densely packed streets, the body of King Fuad of Egypt was taken with impressive Oriental pomp from the Abdin Palace, the official residence, to the Kilai Mosque for burial m the mausoleum he prepared for himself
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    BURMA'S INCREASING IMPORTANCE
    295 9 BURMA'S INCREASING IMPOR TANCE Interview With Governor EFFORTS TO SETTLE FRONTIER DISPUTE Till position of Burma will be made much more important uamng the nations of the world w] the pending separation from India, according to Sir Hugh Stephenson, Governor of Burma, m/io arrived at Singapore yesterday m the Elephanta.
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    Great Wall Lined With Fortresses
    110 9 "PRECAUTION AGAINST COMMUNISTS" Shanghai. May 12. UNDER the pretext of measures against the Communists m North China the Japanese North China Command has coiAmcnced building a network of fortresses along the Great Wall. The most formidable being built at the Chifengkow, Kupeikow and Lingkow Passes.
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    MR. SMALL'S UPCOUNTRY TOUR
    192 9 MR. SMALL'S UPCOUNTRY TOUR Next Week 'T'HE Free Press is informed that HE. the Offic?r Administering the Government. Mr. A. S. Small, will make a I ur to Kuala Lumpur. Cameron Highlands and Penang during the latter half of this month and the beginning of June. The skeleton programme for
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    MR. MITCHELL PALMER DEAD
    36 9 Former U.S. Attorney General Washington, May 12. The death is announced of Mr. Mitchell Palmer, who was Attorney General of the United States m President Wilson's Cabinet from 1919 till 1921 Reuter
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    MR. A. S. BANKS
    65 9 Mr and Mrs. A. S. Banks are shortly leaving London for Berkshire, where Mr. Banks has secured an appointment as manager oi a group of provincial newspapers. Mrs. Banks has not been well since her return from Malaya but is much better now that the warmer
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    Candle Factory Ablaze
    34 9 Amsterdam, May 12. THE largest stearin candle and chemical factory m Holland at Gouda has been completely destroyed by fire. The damage is estimated at hundreds of thousands of florins. Reuter
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    FUTURE OF NEGUS
    188 9 Alteration In His Plans London, May 11. Replying to a Parliamentary question, the Foreign Secretary referred to the treatment m international law of the Emperor of Ethiopia and recalled that the Emperor had informed Sir Sidney Barton, before he left Addis Ababa, that he had renounced the
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    55 9 Miss Ruth Churchill, only daughter of Dr. Steila Churchill (for many years a member of the L.C.C.) and Mr. Donald Craik, only son of Mr. and Mrs. David Craik, of Penang, who are to be mariied at All Souls Church. Langham Place, on May 14, have planned, it is learnt,
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    CHAPLIN SINGS BUT DOES NOT TALK
    851 9 "Modern Times" His Greates t Film 'TWERE are many who profess to see i some profcund moralising m Chaplin's latest film. "Mode.n Times'' which opened at the Capitol yesterday so profound that Hitler took alaim and banned it m Germany. But then thore it
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      Wall Street Cable
      187 10 Wall Street Cable May 8. 11. American Can. C >m. 125 127 128 1 j American Telcpbone and Telegraph 155^ 155 155 3 /4 Atehcson Railroad 70 70 1 2 69'/ 2 Chesaprak 54% 55% 55>/2 Eupont 139 140% 138 Firestone 28% unq. 28% Ci( ncral Electric 36 36 2
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      U.S. LEGATION
      91 10 Washin?ton, May 11. Mr. Cordell Hull, replying to press criticism m regard to the situation whereby the officials of the United States Legation m Addis Ababa were forced to refuge m the British Legation stated that the despatch of U.S. warship with troops for Ethiopia had been considered
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      LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS & SHARES.
      526 10 LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS SHARES. From London 6 p. m. May 12 The above are dealers* middle prices; jobbers, margins, brokerage and stamp duty are not included. Share of €1 denomination unless otherwise stated I Conversion Loan, 5 p.c, 1944-64 Funding Loan, 4 p.c, 1960-90 War Loan, 3 J
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      HARRAR IN RUINS
      166 10 Addis Ababa. May 12. Details of the sacking of Harrar show that the city was reduced to a smouldering ash hean by the demoralised remnants of the Abyssinian southern army and peasants m five days of glorious looting. The first stragglers Ras Nasibu's army began looting food
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      LAST NIGHT'S QUOTATIONS
      202 10 By arrangement with the Exchange Telegraph Company, Ltd., the Singapore Free Press is able to offer to its readers this complete and reliable service of commercial news from London, New York and other centres. Thi!? *3 the first occasion on which a newspaper published m Mah_/a has
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      THE COMMODITY MARKETS.
      208 10 From London 5.30 p. m. May 12 X HIRER: Easy. London Spot: 7nd. 7 5 16 d. Previously: 7' d 7%d July-Sept.: 7 5,16 d 7%d. Previously: 7 5 16 d 7 3 16 d Oct. -Dec: 7^d. 7' 2 d. Previously. 7 7 16d. 7» 2
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      THE METAL MARKETS
      73 10 From London 5.30 p. m. May 12 London: Steady. Cash: £204 7s. 6d Previously: Steady at €20-1 5s Three months: £197 12s. 6d Previously: t197 12a 6d New York Tin: 46 -87. Previously: M 78 Copper: Settlement: £36 15s Previously: £36 17s 6d Gold: Yesterday: £7 os.
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      Foreign Exchange Rates.
      72 10 London Closing Quotations May 12 Method of Parity before Rate PreCcnlre Quoting 20-9-31 Yesterday viously Paris Francs to 1 11.21 75', 75» New York to 4 8823 40F' H *****6 Amsterdam Guilders to 12.91 7' r 7 33' Hong Kong Per dollar Is 3%d. Is H cl
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      LOCAL EXCHANGE RATES
      207 10 LOCAL EXCHANGE RA TES Yesterday's Singapore Quotations May 12 SELLING London, 4 months' sight 243 32 London, 3 months' sight 2 4 3 32 London, 60 days' sight 2 4 1 16 London, 30 days' sight 214 l]l6 London, demand 2|4 ]|32 London, T.T. 2J4 1J32 Lyons and Paris, demand
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      SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES PRICES
      1056 10 SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES PRICES Fraser and Co.'s List TUESDAY. MAY It, 1»36. MINING Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin (4s) 5s 3d 5s 9d Asam Kumbang 283 9d 29s 6d Aumiul Malay 58s fid sfe 6d Ayer IliUun (ss) 14s 6d In 3d Ayer Weng ($1) 1.65 1.75 Bangrin Tin
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      SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
      94 10 May VI Buyers Seller* Gambier 5 7f> Java Cvb n 8 75 Hamburg Cube 10.50 Whit? Muntok Pepper 10 25 Black Pepper 825 Copra. Sundrtpd i <;:> Copra, mixed Mo Small Flake Tapioca 4 50 R. B Slam No 1 per koyan 1 10 Banja Jelotonq: 7
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      MONO NICKEL CO.
      73 10 Employees' Bonus Fully Restored London, May 2 Bcnus cuts made by the Mond Nick^i Company at their Clydach refinery during 1932 are to be restored m full u_ from yesterday. Although the am pany was forced to make economies they were able io maintain the basic 1
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      52 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association M.i\ I. I.' l« Bu> rrs vM frf N 1.X.1? fi H i o.b. May) Good KA',' ii fob M No. IX R BJ .A Sin ij JUIK July-Srp-. Ociob. I N lanaaii March •i a i v 7».,d. pe. lb. New v rk IL.'
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      UTAN SIMPAN RUBBER PAYS 2 PER CENT
      915 11 Reason For Reduced Profits JHB TWENTY-SIXTH annual general meeting of shareholders 1 of Utan Simpan Rubber Co., Ltd., was held at its registered (.nice. No. I, Embankment, Kuala Lumpur, the chairman, Mr. D. H. Hampshire, presiding. the notice convening the meet-' i.id been
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      SEMANGGOL RUBBER REPORT
      856 11 The balance at the credit of profit and loss account as per last balance sheet was $72,578.35 Less second interim dividend for 1934 of on the §9S Cumulative Preference Shares and b\ 2 '/< on the Ordinary Shares $18.228 89 Directors' fees for 1934 3.000.00 Bonus to
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      COCONUT PEST
      251 11 Decisive Stage In War On Caterpillar Colombo, Apr. 12. The "war" which the Department of Agriculture is waging on that übiquitous pest, the coconut caterpillar, has reached a decisive stage. The Department sought the assistance of a small Eulophid parasite <Trichospilus pupivora) which kills *he caterpillar m the
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      H.M.S. PERSEUS
      104 11 Submarine Damaged While On Manoeuvres Hong Kong, May 2. A slight mishap to H.M. submarine Perseus, while bound for Weihaiwei. caused the vessel to return to Hong Kong on Wednesday night. The Perseus left Hong Kong on Tuesday, with other submarines, for the annual cruise to Northern waters
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      SAN FRANCISCO PORT
      33 11 Re-opens After Eight Days' Strike San Francisco, Apr. 23. The port re-opened at 8 a.m. today, ending eight days' paralysis. Meanwhile evidence of conflict within the Longshore Union is increasing.
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      55 11 A large number of friends and members of the Selangor Boy Scouts Association assembled at the Railway Station on Sunday night to bid bon voyage to Che Mohd. Yusof, Assistant District Commissioner, who left for Singapore, where he will board his ship for England, to take up a course m
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      RUBBER OUTPUTS
      54 11 Rubber returns of the following Companies for the month of April are notified: Alor Gajah 14,500 lb.; Australasia 12,000 lb.; Ayer Panas 56.000 lb.; Glenealy 30,000 lb.; Jalan Kebun 6.000 lb; Kluang 26,000 lb.; Pajam 107.000 lb.; Port Swettenham 5.500 lb.; Tambalak 12.000 lb.; Teluk Anson 34,887 lb.;
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      3 PER CENT. DIVIDEND AND BONUS TO STAFF
      273 11 Malaya Publishing House Report The directors of Malaya Publishing House Limited m their report to the shareholders to be submitted at the annual meeting on Tuesday, may 19. at Stamford Road states: Your directors submit herewith the duly audited statement of accounts
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      MENTAKAB RUBBER
      360 11 Dividend Of 7»/ 2 Per Cent. Recommended The directors of The Mentakab Rubber Company. Limited m their report to be submitted to the shareholders at the seventeenth ordinary general meeting to be held at Chartered Bank Chambers on Monday. May 18. states: Your Directors beg to submit their
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      HINDENBURG IN U.S.A.
      98 11 Lakehurst, (New Jersey), May 9. Hundreds of New Yorkers were up all right long and there were crowds at the tops of skyscrapers over which the Hindenburg flew within a few hundred feet. The airship was seriously endangered when her nose approached the mooring mast from a
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      188 11 HONGKONG SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated ln the Colony of Hong Kong) The liability of members Is limited to the extent and m manner prescribed by Ordinance No. 6 of 1929 of the Colony. Authorised Capital $50,000,000 Issued and Fully Paid-up $20,000,000 Reserve Fund: Sterling 6.500.000 Hong Kong Currency $10,000,000 Reserve
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      488 11 CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. ArSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated m Er gland by Royal Charter) Paid up capital ln 600.000 shares of C 5 each £3.000.000 Reserve Fund £3.000.000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3.000.000 HEAD OFFICE: 38. Bishopsgate. London E C. 2 Agencies and Branches. Alor Star i Iloilo Saigon Amritsar
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    ROUND AND ROUND
    212 12 American Business Man's Dizzy Profession Sydney, Apr. 30. Mr. M. Franklin Kline, American business man, is the world's most bored traveller. He "just gets dizzy" going round and round the world, he says. He arrived at Sydney from San Francisco before breakfast and almost had time to
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      MANHATTAN'S "STEAMSHIP ROW" IS MOVING
      654 12 Famous New York Shipping Centre Disappearing j New York. LOWER Manhattan's "Steamship Row," once the favoured pivotal point* for oceanic and coastal travel, is moving uptown, with the establishment ol the seventh major steam hip line m offices at Rockefeller Centre. In the heart of
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      GUN PRACTICE
      82 12 Owners and masters of shipping are requested to keep their vessels as clear of the range as possible during the heavy gun practice, which "will take place from Blakan Mat! on May 18 at 10 am. The international code signal "D" above a large red flag will be
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      A MODERN MYSTERY VESSEL
      534 12 'Customs Cruiser To Hold 12 Speed Boats Before the end of the year, a uniqu. experiment m tbe history of running dt.wn smugglers oil' the China Coast will be tried by the Preventive Servle. Of the Customs, and from all indlca tions. the experiment is likely
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      PASSENGERS DUE
      179 12 The s.s. Panroclus due from The United Kingdom about May 16 has the following passengers oh board: Mrs. Musa. Mr. and Mrs. V. W Powell-Evans. Capt and Mrs. H S Andrews. Mr. J. Inglis, Comdr. C D Arbuthhot, R.N.. Mrs Arbuthnot. Mr E. C. Crosse. Mr A. R.
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      490 12 BOUSTEAD Co., Ltd. &2L_ l_<V____* *Hww TELEPHONE: Freight 5433— Passage NIL LLOYDS AGENTS. BOOKING. AGENTS FOB FEDERATED MALAY STATU RAILWAY*. ROYAL STATE RAILWAYS OF SIAM. mmmmmMaaaamm*mmam*mm CANADIAN MCIMC »WOFA->icß_AT_sT (Incorporated ln England) [XfcVSl SYSTEM, •A__BW*_ -i<SS.-<»^V'-.:i-l THE "EMPRESS" ROUTE offers TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICES via HONOLULU or direct EMPRESS to VANCOUVER— ACROSS
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      152 12 BIBBY LINE (LONDON ADIWrSS PALL MALL, LONDON I* of fast tfrin-scn w Oil Mall Pa&seug- r v RANGOOK COLOMBO. rtWI M w MARSEILLES. PLYMOI 111 AMI LONIM>N with through Singapore and P HOMEWARD SAJMV I Leave I** 1 Run(iHin aWBBW IM.U WORCivSil.i: Hi: i CHESHII J YORKSHIHF DERBVS/n SHROPSHIRE Ui
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      616 12 ~~~~Zftcat And Foreign Jfydif Dispatches And I Arrivals BT TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 pm Thursday 7.45 a m Alor Star: Mon. to FrL» 745 a m Saturday 7.45 am. and 7 p m. Ipo. Weekdays; 7.45 ajn. and t_* m Klang, Kuala Ldpis, Port' Swettenham Talplng and Telok Anson:
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      326 12 SING APO Ri; HARBQijt Ship* alongside the U;, nr expected to Main Wharf (Eatrae i Tamara (Men toe 10; 0 Umpire Dock <Li.tr.».,.,. Bulan 31; Alum medon M. Cil) Mire Dacfe <r:m. Elephanta 4« West Wharf (Entrance I v, ■nfofsa Mai KLIMH. il \k\ :u,, Main Wharf: I rj Spartan;
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      304 13 p&o A\r^ Mmm aft jm mflm** mt _f W* 11 am. XmA. s a i mm DON'T MISS THE BOAT ___Mfe__ P&O IT'S MORE COMFORTABLE i_l*__ kl '4^9 _iTKt_______J PrT-frJ ii CHEAP RETURN TICKETS TO CHINA, JAPAN, COLOMBO AND BOMBAY. From SINGAPORE T Ist Class 2nd Class Hong Kong $137.14
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      601 13 McALISTER CO., LTD. AND REDUCED (Incorporated m Straitt Settlements.) ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m EnQiand.) "ELLERMAN LINE" FOR UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL ACCEPTING CARGO FOR MONTREAL AND HALIFAX VIA COLOMBO. Steamer y ue Sail* CITY OF SINGAPORE Havre, London. R'dam, H'burc Gla^ecw May
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      1072 13 mm ta^ mm^ "^**^^p^^^^2b_!____^^^____ P^^ REPRESENTING SHIPPING THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean lUr llu a Khbv S( M m.ki n r» i_____n Steam Ship Co Ltd and China Muluai The C^^u^ard WhllJ mßh_L Steam Navigation Co Ltd.) The Sara»ak 51/*m«hi_r«-_» 1 i-i The Straits Steamship C o Ltd. The ?.™m£j?S££&
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    Monte Carlo Casino Is £56.000 Down
    131 14 Monte Sfffti M" RifONTE CARLO CASINO has just had its m»rsl PtaM *V1 deficit of C 56.000. Causes: thr death ll KMJ which kept British visitors away, and the troubled |M.ht« scene Making this announcement. Commandant del Pierre, presiding at. the annual general meeting
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      734 14 K. P. M. MAKASSER- Wednesday, May 13. Poeloe-Kidjang. Sapat. Tembilahan, Poeloe-Pallas. Pengalian-Estate and Rengat. THEDENS— Wednesday. May 13. Muntok and Palembang. TOBA— Wednesday. May 13. Toengkal. Moeara-Saba and Djambi. BOTH— Wednesday. May 13. Belawan-Deli. GEN. VAN DER HEYDEN -Thursday. May 14, Letong. Kramat. Tarempa. Midai. Poeloe-Pandjang, Serassan. Genting and Maras.
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      590 14 JOINT SSWI6C PRINCE LINE" SILVER UNE TO* HALIFAX, BOSTON, NEW YORK, BALTI MORE ANO PHILADELPHIA, VIA CAPE OF GOOD HOPE Due Sails Due Singapore Singapore New York. M.S. SILVERWALNUT May 18 May 25 July 5 M.S. MALAYAN PRINCE May 31 June 8 July 19 M 6. SILVERTEAK j une 15
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    SHOULD LIM BONG SOO HAVE TURNED PRO?
    2980 15  - SHOULD LIM BONG SOO HAVE TURNED PRO Nimrod Weekly Sports Notes Compiled By Too Early Yet Singapore Not Lucrative Spot This Year's New Tennis Champions Lockhart 's Bowling Feat—Revision Of F.M.S.' Colony Match Rules New Boxer Sfour years tennis Malaya and six years walk In Singapore, has al Enthusiasts are
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    INTER-CLUB GOLF
    165 15 Island CM Heat Sepoy Lines The inter-club match b-tween tl, Island Ciub and the Sepoy Lines, played over the Island course, reunited m a win for the Island Club by 5' points to 2. The individual results WWtW M f<>! lows. Ldand Club playeil mentioned first: H. L.
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    Men's Monthly Medal At Garrison Club
    71 15 The mr:.*~ monthly mcd.i aye at th? Oarriaon 001 l Club on Saturday and Sunday. The following wwtw tha b< st returni Cayt. J. H H Snlam Ml 78 M «*J Commander O. R G Allen 70 |g Q G. A. L Phimmer 88
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    1204 16 SEVERAL CLOSE FINISHES LIKEL Y 88 Horses To Face Tape SCRATCHINGS LIMITED TO ELEVEN (By "Bookie") QUITE a different bunch of horses to those which ran on Saturday will be seen at Bukit Timah this afternoon when the second day's races of the Singapore
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    35 16 THE RA. GOAL in danger during yesterday's First Division match against Che Malays at Anson Road Stadium. The Gunners goalkeeper has left his charge and a defender has dropped back into the goalmouth. Free Press
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    320 16 Race No 1 1. LITTLE MISS X 2. Spot White 3. Iscult's Daughter Race No. 2 I. NIMERO TREIZE 2. Smeartown 3. Wait-And-See Race No. 3 1. TWINKLING LYES 2. Comma 3. Army Contractor Race No. 4 1. ABBOT'S TEMPTARatc No :> 1. HEART'S CONTENT 2.
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    MALAYS CONFOUND THEIR CRITICS
    700 16 MALAYS CONFOUND THEIR CRITICS Beat R.A. With Only Ten ivi en (Bv Nimrod) Malays 2; RA. CRITICS were confounded and the mrmlMis ol lie \».,i r Council justifiably gave a perk to their raps and themselves on thc back for the Mala>s, plujrfchj lh ten men, yesterday beat thc R.A.,
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