The Straits Times, 5 May 1932

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    39 1 The Straits Times [ESTABLISHED NEARLY A CENTURY] THE LARGEST, r AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MAL YA. 20 PACES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1932. PRICE 10 CENTS. The Straits Times PAGES SINGAPORE, THURSDAY. MAY 5, 1932 PRICE 10 CENTS
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      363 1 Singapore: 78. Cecil st. cphone 6i6i)<" (.15 Tonight 9.1S. S I MUM HOWARD AND I/UtKTH ALLEN S IB •SERVICE FOR LADIES PkoM 5261-Z. THE PIONEER NATURAL MILK WITH THE FRESH MILK i TASTE. "BEAR Jfk BRAND" STERILIZED Natural Swiss Milk Nothing can compare with the delicious milk from the famous
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      130 1 KUALA LUMPUh: 27. JAVA ST. (f»HONE 3683).' k 4 i MELRO SE'S GIN MELROSE'S the GIN x fe^ RECOGNISED IS TRIPLY "^-^^^^^Sk GIN DISTILLED cuarTnteed %P^^' COCKTAILS. ABSOLUTELY ptJRE I '.^;*->" FINEST LONDON DRY I *■<&* OLD TOM PFR BOTTLF I H££=le: PER BOTTLE. (DUTY INCLUDED.) I T TO (DUTY
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      20 1 i f.15 Toniichl 9.15. I J LESLIE HOWARD AND; ELIZABETH ALLEN j in SERVICE FOR; i LADIES rtaooe SMI-2. j
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      448 2 P. 0., BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES (Incorporated in England.) MAIL. PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. KNIK.Srt.AR AND ORIENTAL S.N CO I'NDKR CONTRACT WITH MIS MAJESTY'S: COVER.VMKNT. LONDON AND FAR EAST M ML SEKVK I OI'TWAKD FROM LONDON FOR CHINA AXTJ JAPAN. Tonnage. Due Spore. JM2. KAI.DERA Ifi.OOO May n X
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      799 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NII»I»ON YISBN KAISHA.) TO LONDON. Naples. Maneillea. La*4ea. Antwerp. Rotterdam aad Middleaboroagh. Vessel*. Tonnage. Due. Sail. SUWA MAIM 10.700 May 1* M I 1 DSBlafl MARC 11.000 June 2 1 HAKO7VK! MARC 10.M0 June IS 1« IKKIKINI MARL* 12.000 June 28 29 HAKUSAN MARU 10J>00 Jary IS II
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      501 2 BURNS PBILP LINE (Incorporated in Australia.) FOR BRISBANE. SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA. DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by Urn wellknown steamer MARELLA 1 7,Jt*V> tens) and the s.s. MANGOLA (3.162 tan*) (Cargo only). The s.s. MAJUILLA is one of the laraest and finest steamers trading to Australia,
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      431 2 THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LIMITED (Incorporated in Denmark.) Tetraaaai 5523. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE TO GENOA. LONDON. ROTTERDAM. HAMBLRG AND COPENHAGEN. Leave Spore IVnanr. au. MEONIA Mar It May tt m.v BORINGIA June II June 10 m.s. FIONA June 29 July 1 m.s. ERRIA July 20 July 22 m.s. A
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      974 2 Slfll'PlNii THE BICE H WEI. LINE (Ocean THF 111 V MIH>» STEAMSHIP <" Steam Ship Co, Ltd.. and China Mataal 119].') LTD Sl.am Navigation Co. l.td.i THE SVRVWVh HTEAMSHIP <•• I"I THF STRAITS STE\MSHIP Co, Ltd. THE CCN\RI» STrXM MIIP Hi I ri> THE CHINA NAVIGATION Co.. Ltd. THF. VISTKAI.IVN
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      239 3 OCEANIC AND ORIENTAL NAVIGATION C0 M S\\ KK\N( IS<(). (AL. STATES STEAMSHIP CO., I'OKTI. AM), ORE. MM >< MUM I SailinKs for I ml Slides and < ;in;ida IN»inl«. friMn Hi.nir knng. San r rinrKfi. and lan Amrlrv BJ9 GOLDEN MOUNTAIM aaili from Hong Kong May K. BS ROLOBM TIM
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      435 3 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE iW AMERICAN MAIL LINE v- rrinilr lufrSL ,aaaMaCW liaWaawWHY TRAVEL THE DOLLAR WAY? BECAUSI K Pra»h California frulU and wsV able* art atrved at •»«ry aaaaL I I vary ■aaaaTOOaa is aa IgaaHl taUa. t Outdoor aalt-wat«r gwtmaaUg pati on Deck, 4 Oreheatra anaai« for Taa-Dandaaf Dinrxr
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      552 3 ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSffIP CO, LTD. i Incorporated in England i ELLERMAN LINK. Passenger and Freight Services to UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. Via Porta and Sacs Caaal. OUTWARDS. TO HONG KONG. SHANGHAI ft JAPAN. Steamer I Du.- Snore. M. CITY OK PERTH May 11 HOMEWARDS. a.s. CITY OF BAGDAD for Havre,
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      440 3 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. Oar Hal Awtkariaa4 sa s- At,»M.M» Capital Subscribed t. I^oo.ooo «a*erve rand aaa Baat m U17.W8 Capital paid aa LSM.OM BOARD W DIRECTORS i J. M. Ryrie, Cm, Caataaaaa. R. Cbaltnera, Xaa, Charles i. Hambro, Be*. W. H. Bhelford, Esg, Sir Thomas Catto, Bart,
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      547 3 BANKING ANNOUNCEMENTS NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL MAATSCHAPPY, N.V. Hlflirlllll Tradlag aWaaatoT. f irWV-f at AaaMerdam 1O4.) PAID OP CAPITAL PI. •0.M0.0M STATUTORY RESEBVB PL 40.016,000 ■HAD OPPICE IN AMSTERDAM WTTH AGENCIES IN BOTTERDAM AND THE HAOUB. ■lAD ACENCT TN BATAVIA, BRANCHES I 'Bandoeng Hong Eaag Raagora Baadjartaaala Eobe 'Semarang Bombay 'Weltevraaaa Shanghai
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      493 3 NEDERLANDSCH INDISCHE HANDELSBANK N.V. BataMsaked] 1*43 at Aaa*tatwafa> Aatkerlaad Capital Glda. 100.000,000 (ak«wt fIJMBASS). Paid a* Capital Qlda. 6fi.oun.ooo (akoaf •4.800.000). Reservea MUa. W.1XJ.007 (a^eal a 1.452.000). ■SAP OPPICE: AMSTERDAM. ■RANCH OFFirKS TU UAGLK BOTTKRDAV. OTEBBEAB RK *Nf HES i BataTia i Head Offlce for Dntck Baat lafilh BRANCH OFFICES
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      515 4 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. There are approximately seven wordi ta a line and there la a flat rate charge of 26 cents per line per insertion with A minimum of one dollar per insertion. Advertinements w.ll he accepted up ta 10 a.m. on the day of issue. A fe* of 2. cents
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      762 4 HOUSES, FLATS Tc3 LET TO LET. 6*. Priasep Street, t rooms, electricity. Apply «7. Pnnrep BtreeU TO I.XT. bungalow 11. Halmoral Crescent. Apply '>2. Balmoral Road. HI M.AI.OWS. 4-11 U-l«. Angullia Park, reiiurrd. Apply Angulha A Co. TO LEtTno. 4. Nassim Hill. Kewly built bungalow with tennis court. Apply Meyer
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      526 4 BUSINESS PREMISES TO LET OFFICE. Robinson Road, 3,700 sq. feat, first class property. United Engineers. DL'NLOP HOUSE, Robinson Road, <oot> square Oct. vacant March 31. Could ha divided into small oßces. GODOWN. River Valley Road, soluble Motor (iarage or Store, area 4,358 square feet. Apply fnited Engineers. TO LET, OFFICES
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      298 4 MISCELLANEOUS IF YOU HAVK REL\*TIV« OR FRIKNDS Overseas, have the Straits Budget potted to them every week, fl4 yearly, including postage, outside Malaya (13.20 within Malaya). Orders, accompanied by remittances, should be addressed to the Manager, Straits Budget. Singapore. PIANO TTNIVG REPAIRS. REMOVALS HIRR. E. CHARLES Phone 2902. OrcaaM Road.
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      410 4 ren fc «ittf o% f*s THONE UN, EDUCATIONAL. Y. riff I»■ h convrr^jition Its^on^ for Kor^i^iiri by experienced lady teacher It, Meyer Rd. PUBLIC NOTICES. THK MKN AM) TOIIKT II MKDRKSSIN*; SALOON NKW RAM.WAI <I\TIO\ >IN«. \IMIKi:. 1 hag to thank al 4jMf B^HL nirular patronairr 4j^r^"l»«j\ "f thr above
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      380 4 AUCTION NOTICES. AUCTION SALE i VYrdneada> Mat 11. Matt, at IM n.as. ■<l VI r llr IH Xl V\ Mi I < I \-Ml MOIMI. V(.1.l -\l I IM Valuable fn rapure. ntwa t Burkiti-h»» 1 known I Valuable ing Mfj.it.- al I p«irr. arr. i H I acre Full
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    MR. C. NEWLANDS.
    119 5 Death at Genoa on Way! Home on Retirement (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, May 4. A cable ha* been received here announcing the death of Mr. Cowan New- lands. Mr. New lands, who was tged about ■•">, had been for 2*> years in the services of the
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    ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH.
    82 5 At tho half yearly irenrral meeting of the St. JmMßln Church Brigade held at ihe Parochial House on Sunday the following wire clerted offi. <■ bearei tor the ensuing »ix months President, Rev. I Father A. S. Rego vice-president, Mr. R. F. Pereira hon. secretary, Mr. Claude
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    JAPAN'S REVENUE.
    57 5 Tokio, Apr. 26. Accordina; to an investigation made by the I>«nai tment of Finance into the actual revenue for the fiscal year, Japanese, expenditure far exceeds the revenue for th<- first two months of this year. The revenue amounts to Yen 850,560.000 an against an expenditure of Yen
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    THE NEXT LEAGUE SECRETARY.
    146 5 A Frenchman Or An Englishman Genera. May 1. The question of who shall succeed Sir Eric Drummond in the delicate and important post of genera! secretary to the League of Nations is considerably exercising l/cague circles. Apparently efforts male to scture substantial unity around the name
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    WHITE GUARDS.
    221 5 Moscow's Version of The Trouble. Moscow, Apr. 17. The Press her« publishes a telegram from Peking which re|K>ris the continuance of provocative ads by White Guardin Harbin It is stated that, while the < h police continue 'o arrest Soviet, citizen in Harbin, the White duard* who organised
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    AMUSEMENT PARK FOR K.LUMPUR.
    170 5 AMUSEMENT PARK FOR K. LUMP UR. Search for Suitable Site Continues. (Kmm Our Own Kuala l.umpur. May I. The effoi-t* an amusement nark for Kuril.. nilar to those \i-ting in S.ntaiH.i.. l|.oh and IVnumr i.n- Ikmiii; Five applnatr M ap|lefuseil bf tin in^. but two ten made, ami no douht
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    SUSPECT "HOTELS."
    123 5 Reducing Their NuinNirs In Kuala Lumpur. From <>ii' Kua'a I.urnpu r. May 4. Tvk. jiar~ nir" Ki;ala Lumpu' Sanitary Board deruled la tutuce Urn rumber of Aiiatic hotels an, l 1«..1if *>»• I the town, on tlie ir round that thy numfnT in an larr*' that they i
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    GENERAL DOIHARA.
    68 5 A Sensational Rumour From Moscow. Moscow, Apr. 18. Reports received here from Habarovsk state that M.ijor-General Doihara, who was alleged to nave been cashiered from his post as chief of the Japanese Military Mission in Harbin, was in reality recalled from Harbin in order that he might be
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    NEW GERMAN LOAN.
    85 5 Designed to Alleviate Unemployment. Berlin, May 1. The talk of the financial as well as the political world centres on the Government's plans to issue an internal premium loan to finance a big land settlement scheme and public works designed to remedy unemployment. The plans are still
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    SENOR URIBURU.
    74 5 Requiem Mass Celebrated In Paris. Paris, May i. A requiem mass for the late President of the Argentine Republic, Senor Urihuru, was celebrated on Monday at the Church of St. I'u-rre de (haillot in the I presence of representatives of President Doumer and the Ministries of PaniCß Affairs
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    TURKEY WANTS LOAN.
    77 5 Feelers Beinx Put Out In France. Paris, Mty. 1. The Turkush Government has put out feelers with a view to obtaining a loan amounting to several thousand million francs after having suffered a rebuff from Washington, according to the Echo de Paris, which strongly advises the French
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    DISASTROI S FIRE.
    34 5 Swiss Central Telegraph Offices Destroyed. The central UWgrapk mtkmi of the pletely destroyed by a iSiaMtrow Monday. The telegraph service, r. interrupted as only the admiaiatrative l.'ii^'iil the huildintf.— Aneta-Tran>-O can.
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    DR. SEIPEL.
    64 5 Condition Takes a Turn For Th.- Warm. Vienna. May The londition of Ihe forniei Chancellor. Dr. Sei|x-I. ha> tak.n a tuin for th.wonte. He i« MBaTariag from dmbeiva. h»~ hirfh fever arul in a<l.iiu>>n h«> «i>mph taXion> urisintc from the fart that as a result of an ait-mpt
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    ANOTHER WAGE CUT ?
    43 5 ANOTHER WAGE CUT Dismissal ot All Minors In Ruhr oalncld. ii. May 1. The Federation of Mini' Owner* in th Ruhr (.oaltielil au i im»d aiing the riiKajfi'irunt-. t i aji I May :il, presuiuahly M |>relu<U Ul ne« Hf| cut ininf.-Amt» Tr.ii
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    53 5 It ia notitit- 1 that the Johon Forces rifle —at ing will be held at Johore Bahru on June 17. 18 and \'J. A lecture on How to cure bVmm without medicine will he given A. Karim before the Singapore Piyrho logical Atsociatum at the Atlt-lphi Hutel at 6.15 p.m.
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    37 PEOPLE DROWNED.
    48 5 Boat With 1(M» Passengers In Collision. Tokio. Ai The steamship Kutvnui »a- in emUi sion with the -trainer Nufrntu. and thi Kurenia. with neatly a humlic. (era on board, sank in a few run. Thirl. n drowned. V$ to th' only thirtwn i Aneta-Trans i
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      294 5 HOTELS RAFFLES HOTEL Romm \Mth M^xJern Sanitation and Hot and Cold Running Water TONIGHT Saturday May 7th SPECIAL DINNER DANCE RIJSTTAFEL In Ihe drill, noon to .'I p.m. SPECIAL DINNER AND TEA DANCE 6.30 t0 8.15 p.m. race BALL IMOKM W. ATm DINNER DAM ING TILL 2 A.M. DAMS 9.30
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      370 5 RAFFLES CAFE Excellent Meals a la Carte at Moderate Cost BREAD daily delivery to all parts of the town. CAKES Cakes and Pastries, Sausage Rolls and Curry Puffs freshly made daily. Upcountry orders executed promptly. Chocolates, Sweets, Crackers and Fancy Goods. PHONE 5381: BERNA SWISS Lit SANATORIUM KABAN DJAHE. (EAST
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    MALAYA A "LIVE" MARKET.
    1553 6 Valuable Business. OMMEB lAL in WAYS TO H TKSIEI). .••itud«' adopted l>y the majority •I Knt,~h manufacturers towards Malaya urdoubteilly shows a failure to appreciate the full potentialities of the market, write- the special correspondent in Singapore of the British Kxpor: Gazette. When, a few years
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    "IZVESTIA" ATTACKS JAPAN.
    781 6 Provocative Campaign And Its Aims. Moscow, Apr. I.V The Izvestia." the official organ of the Soviet G( vemment. publishes today a long editorial under the heading "A New Series of Provocations in Manchuria." The editorial states Recently events have occurred in the territory under the control of
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    SINGAPORE CHESS.
    490 6 Club Preparing for Visit Of World Champion. At the annual meeting of the S-.ngaporo Ch?3« Clab tSe r. 11. iniaii. Mr. <iporg* Parbury, rrriewing it., account explain ed that although am balance ..1 fund- a' the end of the financial year was less than that of the previous
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    EMIR FAISAL.
    60 6 Staying in Paris as (iin-st Of French (Jovernment. fan-. Mi Knur Kasa!. v .Toy of the Ilejax anl ond SM of K-ng lbn Saud. arrived here on Mon>iay from Geneva and was rceiw-ii al the -l.ilion by a repre-ena-tive of the Foreign ilajstry, Tru- Prime will -lay here
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      192 6 Careless Washing Spoils Children's Hair Any eh.1.1 can have beautiful hair healthy and luxuriant. Il i> mply a matter of rhanipooing makr* thr hair aoft and It brine* out all thr real life snd tat natural wave and colour, and loavi lias, fl"-»v *xd brifßt. ■aUorsa's hair mu»t have frequent
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      181 6 UNPRECEDENTED REDUCTION. A CONCESSION OF NEARLY *600 (BASED ON STERLING AT PAR) IS OFFERED TO MOTORISTS DESIRING TO PURCHASE A PRODUCT OF DE SOTO MOTORS DURINC, THE PRESENT WEEK. D^.TVT'.f^ /7 SIX CYLINDER /CHHIVSMII. TlPaMa^Mß^P^^Ma^Mri^. IC»\^ Q] p= "FRANKLY YOU WILL NEVER GET BETTER VALUE" A special Kt'<liic»i<n <•! nearly
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      175 7 and MARLBOROUGH! Matinees: Saturday and Sunday. JUST AS YOL THOUGHT WE THOUGHT— EVER YONE THOUGHT ANOTHER SENSATIONAL BUGdtt FOR THE HOUSE WITH IMF: STARS AND THE PICTURES! FIVE PACKED PERFORMANCES YESTERDAY Ask any one of the 4729 0 Who saw it! The answer's the same— Great Janet Gaynor-Chgrles Farroll IN
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      150 7 CAPITOL NIGHTLY! Singapore Endortti Loiidon't Opinion of tkit Brilliant British Achitvemcnl! England's gayest and Most SparkKrnt Romantic Comedy "SERVICE FOR LADIES" Jfe A PARAMOUNT BRITISH '^^L Triumph Produced at ELS TREE with LESLIE HOWARD, GEORGE GROSSMITH ELIZABETH ALLEN and BENITA HUME I A Superhly-produceil, iray I lIVPHP^H n< <iannK comedy
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      246 7 RESERVATIONS— TELEPHONE <i9O:t— HOl'KS •>— l AM) V- >. 6.15 NIGHTLY 9.15 A BACHELOR A BABY A BRIDE-TO-BE! FUNNY? IT'S JUST GOT TO BE! ■^^^^r B^v |^bt»- Lv4l BY' »i h nra Sue 4 olline. T XaV^B^Bß^^ lK>rt.th\ t hn«t>. \lli-.nn V >^*<9^BfllßflF < laudV Mli-t.i f _^88l St< r>
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    FRASER & CO.'S SHARE REPORT.
    80 8 FRASER CO.'S SHARE REPORT. Business on a Very Restricted Scale. iij:h"ut the p«»l week ha« ti l scale in all Lark of tradr hail n officially an- that the Gov- cut "f 20,000 i the metal »H I Iming at M Jajra for April 'he local carry n ..r !e<.
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    51 8 MM in. t S *9 I I I S 13 1' i i !'3» i 2 J 23 S M p.c. prtn II I l demand I I 2 6 11' 111 MM,. 2 4 11. Madrat S>yJticy -.30 day*' ■«a: •a P irti, 30 days' 1 Rat*
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    THF SINGAPORE AUCTION.
    26 8 r "mmttcr auction aa italanad ■IT- red 1.M»4.«7H I IMtH K< R| U I^H>. -h.-,i Cam* per ih. re»e. Mm 7 I a
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    SHIPS BY WIRELESS.
    41 8 r>« bit In cmrnunuii W !rli~- gmlm nt •■•ia Maru. Ortaur, Hakd Mam. llamhurfr Murom Mam. Ryujro Maru, K.i.ta far*, China Marj. Mara, Krid-n, Ma I'bilipi a I Clau-'Us. M K"vu Maru, N li Ha 'iihrukeI: i"i!«. Siantar.
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    TELEGRAPHS.
    6 8 on with Alor Star, Bangkok
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      HOME AND AMERICAN STOCKS.
      162 8 Closing Quotations In London. (From Our Own Correapoodrat.) I «ml<in, Mm> 1 ClMteir quotations l**t nl»ht of ttu irinripal British and American itorki ar« I fiven b*low Trie rin or fall it in relation to tk* price of Apr. 'it. GOVERNMENT BTOCE*. BRITISH. Rim Fall ib
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      PRODUCE.
      54 8 4 ,<0 A'hiU P»pp*r /<."•• Mack P«pp«r M.M Saco 4<f tmall »0C mtdiurn paarl S.CK Sam $!M to 21/. con Sl4< Ranroon tl'>4 to 1M -f.ttin rn»i attiei rroti units 'Piura I4.CK). •wo 4 gaj| -t I Pr«»..n ft :«l Iliant 2 •in-. ■viat »t K. J JI l'l.
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      S.V.C. TRAINING.
      71 8 to and fur week Thi. Drill H»ll. N Clan, -I'A Bn Signaller* and I'ril! Hall. "E" '< kiMM »ny I'iradr Orill 1.11 Ser»n;- r A Init Parade «.15 ii. -B rO.r 0 If. n»,.. p.m., t»r.!l Hall I*4 Br i Dm p.m.. I>- M H." •D" (EannUi a
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      Vessels Arrived.
      128 8 from Chrnbon. Sourabijra T. for Palrmhan* 1 1-R. HAKONE MAkI Jap. ton., from Yoko- \VOH. Unr. p,.,,.,,, 5.8, f or l>na KAKOA Bi 'rom < Mlruttm 4J turn Bangkok 4 IPffl «M t..n«, fn.ni Malarra :.-5, for Miklarrn and Muar A-6. MANOAK, Dm -J- t..n>. from Indrariri S-J.
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        MINING.
        350 8 ■mm V«l Id Buyer*. SrIUrs. ll \.»m Ku lianr tl 11 Au.tral Malay Aver Hitam Tin 1" V fl £1 Uanrrm Tm II £1 Hatan* >'idu| I'O.'i lt% 1 1 llatu ('arcs 1 l Bukit Annf O.tO OMbm II £1 Burmab Malar fl fl h»nd»r.anf <d. I loir 1
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        GENERAL.
        134 8 MM I'll. I'd. 1 BL>rr«. 1 AI»T Br Orrf 2 t Al. fl fl Hnt An 1 ul.ir 1 1 I'ffitral Knjinf :oo so Cfcti it. I ■i T S «lrd. 1 r ,r.d <arnac» M 'iff I'.-»*liinxent 10 j.;,ijfj»«t»rn I I I K »nrt N 1 1 Cm
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        114 8 Siocapor* Told S.urar* 7 p.c. dab. af 1«« rad. IMI-M 100 101 ci -iiafapor* Msmripai i p.c •f I*U red. l»4O HOt .ooo 100 ITC nom. Sia»aporc Municipal pa. of l»0; red. IBM tIjEOO.MO 97 M noat Siafapor* Monicioal p.e. of IWW rad. IV6& f 1.0*0 ,00*
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        341 8 Frucr and Co. *nd I rail and Evatt'B qaoUUoM. Today'! Pric Fraier LmU k I Alle-ly ill' 0.2'- "JO Aior Oajak (ID «ifl 0J« 0.10 O.M A. H.tam II 040 0.60 0.40 v.60 A. Kaninr itl> 006 0.11 0.0."> l> A M».»y .$2l 0.40 O.SO 04t V. M«Uk
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      MALAYAN WIRELESS PROGRAMMES.
      622 8 Chamber Music From Saigon. (By Our Wireless Correspondent.) Sin(ra]wr. Thursday The list of ft«tion< which may be heard Jaily in Malaya i< as folfcm* iSing-apor« .ime only is giv<>n): ALWAYS ON THE AIR KWDOKNT.. II.M M > M i m recorded me- I 1 p.m.. railing Australia
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      MAILS EXPECTED.
      50 8 From Hollanrl anrl Cprmany, by Tabinta, duo at Singapore tomorrow morning Prom China and Japan, fejf Calcutta Maru, dv* at Sinj^porc tomorrow From China, oy Fußijama, due at Singapore on Sunday. From Europe (I.omlon m?ik HispatrrHMl on Apr. 14 J, by Rajula, due at PenanK 6 a.m. tomorrow.
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    164 8 SINGAPORE MAI LS CLOSE. ■Maj pper Horma. North and Ka«t India. \-1»- C,rra« Britain, Ireland Canada an■i. Pandjanf. B—rV.n. nk Pakan Baroe. Pa;akombo and Pa- r A pi. "hina. Hainan, Japan, Kor--» v it»';i ria Philippin* Island*. ''V a da „,h 8 A Nnu Wartk and Bait !n^ a Aden.
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    23 8 \rdr» I.rho* tampan Rajpotana Kama v r- Mar 2!) Mar 24 Apr 1 Mar 81 Apr Apr. II Apr M
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    65 8 •hrp* alnwoH, the Wkarm «r nfwtid fea arr»»e. KCPPKL HARBOim. Main Wharf Crow Tug Relaaar N C«»l Wharf Nil VRMRLB IN MY DOTES Taa)«*•«« Parar. Albert D~-k V,l Ke»pel Rarbaar. Shjror*" Maru. i Dock W h N«>. I»ock Hopr. I JJ 14," Mna l.a I terf Amt(i<an
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    AIR PASSENGERS.
    18 8 fa**rngrr^ fron- H«tu\ I Sinrar.. Krom «inrar«>r. t.. Bi'lv.. on Ma Mr. .-in. l H. < S<.m*-iir,,
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    AIR MAIL.
    15 8 T 1 air mail Kar» p:itrh. rk-liverfo 1 in !,on*>n on May 4.
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    19 8 The I" nn.l 0 Alipor. hrn Uft Hang Ktmr awl i- .In*, h^r* »t K m. on Wii,»*. day.
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      239 8 N.B. -lit «t of above r bber ihara quotatiun* ar« now only nominal taiiAt AS MiUfiUßyW^iHi'U. HIVWt Daily Weather Report, -TERDAY. 1 P.M. TESTERDAT. Brirht Wind. SUtiunj. T«mp-2rature Ra.->- Sub- lUlatiro Direcil.x Mm. fali. ihin*. Humidity. tioa. Forea. Waatkar F. F. in. hoara. m.p.a. ""aToV^-t l" CBMalj m ,0 Fine
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      114 8 ARRANGEMENTS FOH THE WEEK. Taar^ay. May I. H W h a.« ir..10 17 p.m.. h,.ii. mm II M p.m., > y ■hrraa.'* IM», Bmj 11. H II M m Sinr:i' .San < nrlo Italian One^i 'leria Ko«»ii-ana" and "Paf liarei." irtoria 1 heatre. V PJ a ra Mr J C,o<MaH'l
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    AROUND THE MARKETS
    212 9 Terrific Jump In Tin Price. 210s. HIGHER IN LONDON. (Ry Oar Financial Correspondent.) Singapore. Thursday. Teday's Prices Rubber. .">* 4 cents per Ib. Tin. J(mi tons at $47.12.. per picul Yentetday'* Prices liubher. London. 2d unchanged. New York. .I', ct«.. down 1-IC ct. Market Tone :—Steady, quiet
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    EXCHANGES.
    71 9 Ku»rl.>. May J. Koreif n exchange* are Amsterdam MBiM >i..inbay Is. 1 ■arlli T-16. Rnis>«l, 26.1'. fturharvtt Aid. K I 1 nominal. Bur no. Airr> ■ban* l- '•-!<•.. G»— ntUinrfor. J18. H,.nir K..np Is. 2'..!. Litbon Hi*" Ma-lr,,l MiUn TP>. Monte Vidro .10 nominal. M,jn:n-k! 4.10, Nr» Y«ri <ki..
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    RUBBER RETURNS.
    37 9 \nrl" i llkplt II. U«t;.k K..> r 12.500 Ib. Tlukit P»l nir -U.UOO II, Ib. Sc!i»nif..r -U.IXKp Ib. IM Ib .M..uiitj..> KXJMH -i. Mmnl.au y M It.. Rabaiw. »T Strait- Sunrri SiUk T I l.'.OOO
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      IMPERIAL CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES.
      2462 9 Satisfactory Results In Difficult Year. The fifth annual geaeral meeting of Ini|nrial Chemical Industries. Limited. was held on Apr. 14 at Central Hall. W ofttminster, London, S.W. Sir Harry McGowan, K.8.E.. the chairman, said that during l:«.1l industry had b«en little more than the plaything of political
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      TIN RETIRNS.
      24 9 Batapela UaMMy. haw yarrt*. lit p'ru.'.-. t'ntc*! Tin IM h.ui-. pi.uU Murm Tin 1.1 v) T .lam Mmr. I.uku. Tin EH picul-
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      CHAMBER OF] COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      51 9 Ton* of Market Oull. Latest Cable London Spot Sheet M, i«t \h New York Spot Shr.t (I ru. 3S per Ib. I! oVloei k noon. May i. I.S.S. *qu»l to London Standard Standard R.S.S. on Tender Spot Ma, Jun. luly July-K»pt. Oct.-D»c. Boyar*. B»lUra. I
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    STERLING RUBBER SHARE PRICES.
    515 9 LONDON EXCHAN(;E PRICES APRIL 4. AMusar IS.' I I.. Anciu-MaUy (all hl\ Ayrr Kuning if 1 7 II; Befan Serai illi 6- 32 Bahru (i "i 1 Bantenr <tl I 5 1«; Batu C«v«-. iXI i Batu Matang Ra:u Ti«m II I HI: Brrtam It' 1
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    ENGLISH COTTON TRADE
    613 9 Advices From India More Encouraging. A REDICTION IN THE UNEMPLOYED. (Kr.ni Our Own I o r respondent- > Maneheitei. ..ndition> in the Manch.'ttr market i during the pam we.'k ha\.- not hern j'avburable foi MllN tradmir. mm* »ell- era have experienced a quu-t diniatnl *"'l the turnover
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    AMUSEMENTS. Singapore.
    118 10 AI.HAMBRA. Jnnrt Cay nor and harle. Karrrll in Delirious. 6.1&— 9.16. Phone Ma I XI'ITOU Leslie Howard and Elixabrta Allen in Service For l^iliei. 6.1S ».15. I'hone .r>26l-2.. r >261-2. GREAT WoKl.n. Wayangs. Ciaama, Don key Rides. Zoo, kUsa, Skating groand Commernal MuMum. MAKLBOROrt.H. Jan»t T.aynor and Ckar-
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. ANNOUNCEMENT
    31 10 Thr rnRAKt tnent i» announced and thr ■arriafll will take place nhortiy between < «|.t Thorns* Sutherland of Straits Steamship < •> Ltd. and Marrarct E. Finch of St. Leonard*. Su»»ex.
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE,THURSDAY,MAY 5,1932 A DELICATE POINT.
    991 10 How far should public criticism of the (ioveirmr ami Hitch Commissioner in Malaya iro This question is raised whenever the occupant of Government ■MM i- attacked with more than usual vehemence, and it has been brought into pn.ir menci- again by certain
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL.
    117 10 SOCIAL PERSONAL. Miss Bruce Petrie and Miss M. Bruce Petrie tailed for home yesterday by the Calcha*. Mr. I. Alsagoff, a leading member of the Arab community in Singapore, ix leaving for Europe tomorrow by the Sibajak. He will visit Britain, France and Switzerland, and will be away about six
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    WHY THE FIVE-YEAR PLAN MUST FAIL.
    1050 10 Chaos on the Russian Railway. (My N. ErsfejesT. far seven years a men her «f Ihe ftoviet Railway suasion ia Gtmll) Thr demaiil t* thr Rmtiait >'<i/ic«y« ham rttin moiely crraii'tL Tk» timeific 100 Ira it very higk. Tht reMtM I ttoek has hern
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    702 10 "ROMANO'S." An unbroken history >f ."W years ta th« record of Romano's, the f»:nous lindenrestaurant which has been offered aL auction and withdrawn at £90,500. It was founded by Alphonso Romano in 1H74 as a fried fishshop and shooting gallery, an.l a large lank of goldfiiih
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    105 10 Mr. A. J S. Edward* i* acting manager of Shalimar Estate, Kuala Selangor. dur ing the absence of Mr. P. H. Krost, who has gone home on leave. Mr. K. M. Luscombe, manager of the printing and engraving works of Kiheiro and Co., Ltd., is leaving for home by the
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    PEACE AGREEMENT SIGNED IN SHANGHAI TODAY.
    2221 11 OFFICIAL END TO HOSTILITIES. Wounded Delegates Sign In Bed. CANTON CRISIS. "Lindbergh of China" t Appeals to Air Force. Shanghai. May I iIJ lf> p .in. The tru-f ■grasjasjat, official!the Shanghai hostilities which began on Jan wa- s.*. 1 'i at 1 ■■'•■> 'his
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    DISARMAMENT AND SUBMARINES.
    165 11 Great Britain's Case For Total Abolition. Geneva, May 4. A ifreat tight over the limitation of submarines began at the Disarmament Conference today. Comdr. Sir Bolton >ell. the First Lord of the Admiralty, restated Great Britain's case in favoui of total aUilition on humanitarian giounds. declaring that
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    HONOUR SLAYING.
    293 11 Sentences on Four Accused Commuted. Honolulu. May I. The arcsjavd m Urn aoaoor 'laying i.. lit*! Ahi'h wa< tli. io Batata Natal I It is uniitrstood that Lieut. M the naval ratings Lard st: d Jassfl w.!l lttain their piesent naval status but wil! i l>e transt. i
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    DOLLAR SELLING.
    95 11 Sharp Drop of Two Cents In London. I-ondon. May t. The renewed f. ri'iirn si-Ming of dollar* v :i* reflceti-d in the -hsrp drop of two ie t* al the oi««r.ing af the London murk- thi* mm rning. The drive s att ribi.ted to foreign fe«r* t following
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    THE PRIME MINISTER.
    50 11 Meet* The Kinu Wearing Dark G lasses. ay, M«y i. i lie 1" Mum i-inc II p.nr of darkened ,m iiudience by the Kin-r a- Buckingham PataM this evening- M Is ciitorir.g a nursing home tonight to undergo an operation to his right eye. British Wireles*. j^^^___
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    THE OATH BILL.
    44 11 Division in Committee Stage In Favour. London. May 4. A division in the I mmittee stage of the debate in the Dsil en the Oath of Allegiance Bill resulted m a vote of 77 to •I in favour of abolition. Reuter.
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    ITALY'S INTERESTS IN FAR EAST.
    468 11 Significant Speech. DANGER OF FURTHER COMPLICATIONS. Rome. May 4. i While Geneva is difcussing disanna- ment guns roar in the Far East." declared I Signor Grandi (the Italian Foreign Ministet i in a speech in the Chamber today. The world has become snu-.ll." he added.
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    COMPULSORY LABOUR.
    93 11 Position in All British Colonies Reviewed. Rugby. May 4. The Secretary for the Colonies, Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister. replying to a question in the House of Commons, said legislation in all British colonies and protectorates had been reviewed with the (.bject of amending any provisions inconsistent with the terms
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    CURIOUS ACCIDENT.
    88 11 Iron Curtain Falls On Producer's Foot. Berlin. May 1. A most curious accident occurred on Friday night at the premiere of a new production of Schiller's drama. The ■MM," in the State Theatre hi-re when the producer. Professor Jessner, while Uiwirig to Ihe public, had an iron curtain
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    QUAKE IN FRANCE.
    85 11 Three People Killed In Landslip. Pans, May L The south <>< 1 ranee was visited on Sunday by three earthquake shocks. The strongest took olace shortly before 4 a.m. in the Marseilles region causing great alarm among the population which was wakened from sleep. It is presumed
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    DEBATE ON IMPORTS ACT OPENS.
    382 11 Ottawa First. REVENUE FROM DUTIES NEGLIGIBLE." Rugby. May 4. The debate on the order proposing the recent Imports Act was opened in the House of Commons thi* evening and will be continued tomorrow. The Chancellor of the KxL-hequer, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, moving that the Treasury
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    IN CONVICT GARB.
    151 11 Al Capone Begins to Serve His Sentence. Chicago. May 4. Al Capone. the gangster, has at last begun the sentence of eleven years imprisonment passed on him in October for income tax evasion. His seiies of legal appeals has been fruitless and now tie is en r
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    BANKER'S SUICIDE.
    51 11 'Jump from Fourth Floor Window in Berlin. B.rlm. Msy 4. The prominent hanker Karl Blum w killed by Jumping from a fourth floor wirlnw of the building n which he hail jist been examined regarding alleged illegal transactions in foreign rurreni rand violation of emergency dei r> i
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    ROMANO'S RESTAURANT.
    63 11 Withdrawn at Aurtion After Kid of MUM. (From Our Own Correspondent.) iMsiM, May I. Roman- i he famous Strand restaurant f< un led in 1K74. was put up foi auction venterdiy, ami the nropcrty. which is fr%e hold. sjßai withdrawn after a bid of 190,500. Further reference to
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    TREASURY BONDS.
    70 11 Applications Amount To £120,140,000. Rugby. May 4. The offer of three per cent. Treasury bonds by tender at ttie Bank of England today resulted in applications amounting to i 120.140.000. Tender* for 1 110.000,000 were accepted. Those who tendered at the minimum price of SKT7 3a. 4d. par
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    DETAILS OF FRENCH ELECTIONS.
    722 11 Prospects Bright for The Government. Paris. May, 3. The French electorate went to the t>olls in fine weather which towards the end of th? day degenerated into a hailstorm which kept many from voting, so participation bl not expected to exceed 75 per cent. The general
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    PLOT FOR COUP D'ETAT.
    1051 11 Is Poland Planning To Seize Dantzig? REPORTS DENIED. Intervention of League And France. Sensatieaal reports published in ihrtLeadoa newspaper* that Poland was planning a coup d'etat on Daatsig ha* canned a xennation in Europe. It waa aaid that r.ie power of the Hiiler Party necessitated I'olinh
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    Remarkable Fishing In Local Waters.
    2702 12 DIVERS WHO LISTEN-IN FOR SHOALS. The remarkable method* by which the Malay** and Japanese catch fl»h in local waters formed part of an enlightening address by Mr. W. Rirtwistle at the weekly meeting of the Rotary Club yesterday when he spoke on "Our Local Fisheries."
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    "A VICIOUS ATTACK."
    389 12 Seven Years For Stabbin? A Man And Wife. For robbing a won an of $2"> and at the same ti.r..> stabbing her and her hus bail in their shop at the seventh mile. Pasir Panjang, two Chinese, Oh Ah Heng anl Oh Mcc Kiat. were <entcnced to
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    THE PAVILION.
    159 12 Slim Summerville and Zasu Pitts Together. Slim Summervilie. who ha.- left thi army, the girls and the sergeant, and Zasu Pitts, still with her bewildered look and expressive, restless hands, have be»-r. brought together as a great comedy pa in the Universal production "The Ul expected Kathn." now
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    MYSTERY DEEPENS.
    204 12 Inquest on Murdered Sikh Constable. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. May 4. Further evidence rworded tnlay at the imjuest on the young Sikh constable who was murdered while on Seat duty only .leeptns the mystery. Two constables said they hud MM the Sikh at 1 20 a.m. and
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    THE CAPITOL.
    206 12 Excellent Paramount British Production. The Paramount Biu 1 1 Service for I-adies." featuring Leslie Howard, (ieorgv Grosamilh an I Klizabeth Allen, which opened at the Capit-I laxt night, is at once a picture i f c <n iderable merit by virtue of tt« technical ity over any film
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    "TOLONG-LAH."
    118 12 TOLONG-LAH." Second Impression Is Not An Expurgated Edition." The puhlwhers of Tolong-Lah," the magazine produced on behalf of the Planters' Benevolent Kund of Malaya, announce that the second impression ha now ifcn nMMMJa from the printer- and further copies can be MMjMn. The publi.-hers add There i- M truth in
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    MORE FIREWORKS AT1 PENANG ASSIZES.
    373 12 MORE FIREWORKS AT 1 PENANG ASSIZES. Constable Acquitted Of Perjury Charge. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Fenang. May •">. Without calling on the defence Mr. Justice Prichard acquitted Hash>m bin Salleh. a ponce constable, at the Ayesterday of a perjury charge arising out of the district Court 'rial in which he
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    FIFTH KREUGER ARREST.
    78 12 To Explain Companies' Dt'viou- Ways. Stockholm. May 1. There has been a fifth arrest made ir the Kreuger The Swedish director Krcdberg. since 1!*25 has been living in Zurich, has been asked to proceed here to explain the dark and devious ways of five subsidiary companies to
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    SHOOTING ACCIDENT.
    78 12 Member of Pig Hunting Part} In Hospital. i I r .in Our (hen Correspondent.) Ipoh. Ma> A MMM shooting accident 0.-curred a* I Tiong on Sunday when a Chine-H- mentliei of a picnic party oat wild hoar hunting was accidentally -hot and is now lying ii. hi.-pital seriously
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    "DELICIOUS."
    334 12 DELICIOUS." Now Showing at the Alhambra And Marlborough. Men.ont:- of the i—maikable Ml "Sunny Si I. l|>" are recalled h) I»e!iciou-.' the Vox musical productio: hich ha> come to SinKapore. It r- bein»r hown simultaneously at the Alhambrr nnd the Marlborough. and juiging by last night's reception ii is destined
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    GRAND OPERA IN SINGAPORE.
    855 12 II Trovatore. WONDEKFI L GALAXY OF TALENT. A HIM of Italian OMMna c'en in the lai For Singanorei it much more »i>. It -omething wa had almost given up al! h. |>< ti hi-vine ntmn, so much have conditions changed, and »o completely have otIMT I
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      SATURDAY'S RACING. Handicaps for Third Day.
      369 13 The handicaps for Saturday, the third day of the Singapore meeting, were issued this morning, and are as follows: Race 1. Horses. Clasi 11, Third Division '6*4 furlongs I. Punlrr Erato 8.12. Short Suit 8.11, Varne 8.9. Boy Charlton H 7. Buffoon 8.7, Tambour
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    GOLD OR WINS TO PAY $135.
    2263 13 GOLD OR WINS TO PAY $1 35. I'psetH of Form. IBVINI STOOD DOWN BY STEWARDS. Another interesting afternoon'* rai ing. with $1M for those luck.- enough to bark iuld (li i,, m, rewarded those who made th«-ir way la the Singa|>ore Turf Club y.^trrriay. Tha itttMMM became very for a
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    AQUATIC SPORTS.
    94 13 Malaya Command Meeting On Friday. The final events in the aquatic sport* of the Malaya Command will take place on Friday at the Y.M.C.A. Swimming Pool. Fort Canning, beginning at 3 p.m. Altogether ten teams are competing, namely Pulau Brani, Fort Canning, 7th A.A. Bty H R.A.. 11th
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    SINGAPORE GOLF
    117 13 The following is the «'raw for the Colo-nu-1 Cups at the Island Golf Club, the first round of which must be played off by Sunday Dr. Cheah and J. Moore. Bye. S. J. Chan and E. de Souza. Bye. C. Bateman and Chikamoto vs. Dr. Norms and F.
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    WEDNESDAY'S RACING : RESULTS AT A GLANCE.
    250 13 WEDNESDAY'S RACING RESULTS AT A GLANCE. R»ce K I <W T»l», V-fji. Athul Brew Ut Queen .Maud Mttjr Lady VaMI 2nd Wrxtvulr Parches Tom Thumb "r<l Lady June Old Clo Gold Or 4th Vibrate Sunmaid II Rrampton sth Penny Bee Atreat Short Suit Cth Oinfi-r (Medanl Ereriley Sonirei Bin 7th
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    LOCAL TENNIS.
    296 13 Tournament Ties at The Tanglin Club. The following-tres were played yesterday in the Tanglin Club tennis tournament Hiinl Doables llarudrap Mr. and Bsfl CSsaSSSS owe 4 beat Mrs. C J Smith and M..jor Crahani owe It, r. L', Mrs. Millar and HattWhill -owe I Leaf Mm Street and
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    THE CHESTER CUP.
    73 13 Lightweight Wins By Half a Length. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ix>ndon. May 4. The Chester Cup (about 2 l 4 miles) wan run tn lay ar. follows BONNY BRIGHTKYKS (J. Dines) 7.3 1 BI-l'K VISION (T. Westont 7.11 I LT MAJEUR (M. Beary) 9.9 Seventeen ran: Won
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    S.R.C. SHARE POINTS WITH I.C.F.A.
    873 13 Four Goals Scored At The Stadium. B.R.C. 2; l.( K V A remarkable recovery l>y the lmli> Ceylonene almost enat.lnl them to lieat t ht- S.R.C when the MM mil in the tir-t (livmiun yesterday at th«- An»»n Koa I Stadium, fur after Mag our
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    SELANGOR DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP.
    183 14 SELANGOR DO UBLES CHAMPIONSHIP. Oliver in Winning Pair Again. (aVaai Our fiv,n CornspondonL) Kuala I.umpur, May 3. That veteran <>f Malayan tennis, K. N. w. oM»ai, i riM.. aftonpaoa, srhra wa taa mcn'i doubles '-tiampi. i partaoi witk r. V. Oliver won ih: i ir with Sinclair. In 1 won
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    DAVIS CUP.
    29 14 Switzerland and Hungary Win Their Ties. :<> n!. B Fisht-r (Switat- Ha ml > boat 1* At H. (II -!lf» r Two •v when Aevhlimar.n ir Hungai 6 I.
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    BOWLERS ON TOP.
    90 14 Regiment Bandsman Beaten by R.I. "A." The Raffles Institution "A" cricket eleven defeated the Gloucester Regiment band .hoys Tuesday in a low scoring game by 14 run*. The wicket was '.<■!>■ suitable to the bowlers and "•markable figures were returned. Die I'and boys, who were playing at
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    WHITSUN CRICKET.
    67 14 S.C.C. Team to Visit Seremban. Th«- *.i'.i'. will play No^ri-Scnibilan at Ranaahaa on May 14, IS and 16. The club ttam has been ncl'ited us follow*: K. A. Ash worth, Lieut. G. J. Bryan, Flight I. nut. H roome. R. N. Hamilton leapt.). Dr. H. O. HopkinK. W.
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    LOCAL CRICKET.
    109 14 1 uc S.C.E.C. side to play cricket airainst Bteatam XI «n SuroUy at th<will Ik- as follows hua Choon ly-^mir daptj. Kvan Wong, Onf Slow l!;an. 1. Hoahinir. Woon Chow Ta*. Yeo K mi Baa. John him, l.mi kcan Kooi, Sim Ti-nif (new. \a h .lvi Yeow and
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    U.S. BASEBALL.
    58 14 Results of Games in The Two Major Leagues. Now York. May 4. ■jr'l baseball results were: National l.rague. 111 1 (th 1 Chicago 4 phia 0 Boston nrthinirton a home run. 7 Cincinnati 0 Ma.'x-uso and Blade* home run*. M f^-agu.-. 8 St. !x>uis r 7 1' I
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    U.S. BASEBALL.
    47 14 Results of (iames in The Two Major Leagues. i ih( In the Na'.innu! run I 1 ami in .-.l'M' Ott, K CMcaco 7- -11, Barbac an I Hack g> hcii^' In tkt -t to PhiU<l«- phia 1- v Simmoni not hi:i(r a s—i5 i I
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    CARNERA WINS.
    22 14 French Champii>n Bctttfl hi La^t Round. Pan-. M. The I'.. I I UM la-t mpht b«»i :t-.. .lit chmin1 i-»n.
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    COMMAND AQUATICS.
    176 14 Final Events to be Held Tomorrow. i <imn»n.l Aquatic Spori will U- h. Um V.M.I.A. pool, i mi p.m. I heat* ami tttl swum off t!>O n-»'ilU Pour lrn»t>-« frr«- «i>..- rrl»> M.-nt 1 1, -A < h.-at 2 1. 11-h iU. 1 ■>. U Hrtat I. 11:1'
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    LEAGUE FOOTBALL.
    86 14 Newcastle Draw With Everton 0-0. London, May 4. In a first iMsion match played today. Newcastle United, the (up winners, drew with Everton, the champions, neither sidt smi mg. Router. This is \n» Everton "s last match but I jne, and they are now four point- ahead j
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    RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
    115 14 Complimentary Speeches Exchanged. Moscow, Apr. 30. Speeches celebrating Kusso-Turkish friendship MN exchanged between M. Molotoff. the President of the Council of Peoples Commissaries, and the Turkish Premier. Isniet Pasha, at a dinner given here on Friday evening in honour of the Turkish visitor*. M. MoloiotT ."trended that
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    MEMEL CONFLICT.
    22 14 MemeU May 1. Tlie Press states that the Kernel conflict will conr.e l*fore The lU(jue Intarnauonal Court on June Aneta-Trans-Oceau.
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    388 14 Vhurnlay. Mat SAKA. Div. 3. Bramtoco M.I IC. rr'l. S.H.B. vs. -II H irr .l A IT. v.. Vehicle* nrlaac; Krcp.ll>: iX.C. "B XI I L ii Paaaac; CMaaai Leacue: >: -r XI v». Cantonment XI. rrri. T»r'ioi:i f'luh tournament. 1 Kubir.ion Cap i women i balM borry.
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  • Economy Tips—Cutting Expenses—The Care Of The Car.
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      REDUCING RUNNING COSTS.
      608 15 Importance of Regular Lubrication. A I M ul I MM <""> „/fA/,**/„, vM r« A""' tin ,v chanM.it un.l trk.t W>«plr.ft mil M§MMM K*ith ,rgn m >'• J mi it Irurl finable >'i>rh 11/KXI I.lt* «"7 <■"«'■ rrrnomi'jh moli rtt -*i*g „,c>lv tk. tmsN i'ji> i rlr.
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      394 15 Itritish Motitr Manufavturvr Breaks .4 Sales Record CnfMMg Thr African (ontinent In A Kilry —Rotilm hOrht'S On Thr /lumber Snifte. I K ti' he pi <l<-«ci i] Ailnrr- and un--h<>ul<i ni>: prevent t!u<- apprei t K |V <n t> ihi- ii .(fh! uheii tfci'< ample hi>tory i>!
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      118 15 I !'LS M(K MOTOR K\ X:— I nu*ual interest »»s Iml ti. the eleventh annual Tari*. to Nicr aut mobile race via Why m I'rinre Nichola* of Rumania and his bride ere a mem,' the competitors at Ihe starting line. The »hole oorlfl ha* I een interested in the line
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    27 15 SPEED. Ja- k -mi:;i a fine hr. adMoV during practice on Ihe I.ea Brid it Speed»a\ track ia rradine*. for ac ..|,t'iunu of Ihe M-«.M»n. O'lanet Ne»-.)
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    NEW BROTHER FOR BABY AUSTIN.
    238 15 10 h.p. de Luxe Saloon For £168. Birmingham, Apr. 19. SIR HERBKRT AISTIX. fathei of th.first baby car. the justly-famed little Austin Seven,'" introduced us to a nen ar.i Uggei baby today. I rafi in the first car of tfca new tvp«-. write* Thomas H.
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    KAYE DON CRAFT.
    237 15 20 Workmen Sworn To Silence. LORD Wakefield's wonder trait. Kh Knfrlanil III. i» nearing completion n a gua:ded inland «.n the Thames near Hampton Mr Kay* l)on, who i- Is pilot her in an attempt to PMjaia for Knirlaml the only important world speed record we do
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    A.A. AT HOME.
    150 15 A. A. AT HOME. A I.THOL'GH weather c.mdition« in many parts of the country were disappoint- ing d Jring the Kaster Holidays, the AutoM ilf Association pztrols assisted mem l <r< on the roads. 1 Over 1,670 members obtained running supplies, such at petrol, oil, water, etc., I and mechanical
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    COMFORTABLE CARS.
    227 15 An Improvement in Shock Absorbers. THE riding comfort of motor-cars It now far in advance of what it was even only a few years bark. Balloon tyren. better springing, and improved shock absorbers have at 1 helped in this regard. The development made in shock absorbers has been
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    EUROPEAN ACCOUNTANT IN COURT.
    1576 16 Alleged Abetment To False Statement HAl* HENG SEQUEL. Oil WAN HEE PESTANA BBOUGHT FROM GAOL. \ll<kc<l to have abetted the offence of furnishing false particulars to the Keif 1-i I. v ol < ompaaiea. Oswald Curtis Smallc). a Kurupean accountant. »aa Hiram before Mr. <. <
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    53 16 Tli«- orchestra of the San Carlo Opera <'<>. i« to play at Seaview Hotel on Sunday morninir. and in the ewninjr will (rive a concert at the Adelphi Hotel, augmented by the hotel's! orchestra ami other musicians. S'milar < >r. i-rt.s will be repeal i each Sunday during
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    21 16 Mr. James H. Martin has arrived from Australia to join the staff of Maulers Ltd. Associated Advertising Services) as production manager.
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    RUSSIANS TORTURED IN HARBIN.
    470 16 Grave Allegations By Moscow Newspaper. Moscow, Apr. If.. In connection with the Irte.st White Guard pMinH-ntion* in Manchuria am! the proj«M t..l raid on the Soviet ConsulateGeneral in Harbin. Prnvda today iniues a fr*sh MniM to the Japamse military in an editori entitled: Warning to Provocateur-."
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    POLICE CHARGE FAILS.
    84 16 Detective Told to Take Room At an Hotel (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penar.g, May 3. The first case of its kind for several months brought l>y the police under the Women and Girls' Protection Ordinance MM y«storday when the magistrate discharged two Chinese without calling on ;he
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    A LIMERICK COMPETITION
    88 16 The prize of six bottles of Black and White whisky offered at the Adelphi Hotel n Saturday for the best Black and White limerick was won by Mr. H. E. Wilson with the following There was an old man from The Bight Who. when asked "Do you
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    ST. ANDREW'S MARKET.
    112 16 Members of the congregation of St. An:rew's ("athcdral. and the public generally, are reminded of the meeting which is to be held in the Memorial Hall on Wednesday. May 11. at 5.20 p.m. when h fuller explanation of the trading scheme than is possible by circular will
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    OFFICIAL DENIAL.
    55 16 Berlin. May 3 Reports published in some of the south German papers that hieh officers of the Reichswehr, in corporation with leading political personalities, arc attempting to j <verthr<.» the Minister of Defence and the Interior. Dr. Groener. are denied a* wholly without foundation by an official statement
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    CHURCH TITHES.
    96 17 Angry Protest by Sussex Farmers. London. May .">. The i .nifinir of a tooin of churc!i I*llU> warn fellow tithe payment resist er- thai the i hutch's tax collector is in the neighbourhood is the plan t-e.ng adopted in some Knfiiah districts. Angry farmers were thus tumnioned ytsteiday
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    POLICE MISTAKE.
    89 17 Alleged Factory for Bogus Academic Degrees. Vienna, May 3. An alT.nr which caused a great «tir la-t November had Wen proved to have l>een a mi take by tht- Vienna police. Two men were arrested and put on trial on a chargi- of having, under the r.aoif of
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    SPANISH PLOT.
    65 17 To Murder President And Other Ministers. Madrid. May 5. A plot to assassinate President Zamora and the whole Cabinet was revealed as the result of th? diccnvery of a house full of aims. Allowed t>y the arresit of a lawyer. It is assert"! that a body of*professional nvn
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    INTERNATIONAL MATCH.
    32 17 Huge Liabilities Revealed In Bankruptcy. Ntw York. May ft The a»k«U of the International Match Company were cutimated, during 'lit bankruptcy hearing, at $164,000 and the liabilities at $100.000.000.— Router.
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    THE GOVERNOR.
    63 17 To Attend Empire Day Concert IH. K. ih« Governor and Lady dementi will U- nresent at the Empire Day <*~ncert at the Victoria Memorial Hall, organised by the joint committee of the I naticr.al socu-tit* of Great Britain and Ireland with the cooperation of th Sinja- |.< iv
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    MOSCOW PRESS HITS OUT AT JAPAN.
    398 17 "Further Territorial Expansion." Mo-cow, Apr. 18. Th. Izvutia." the oflkial organ of the Soviet Government, comments at length in an editorial today «n the recent antiSoviet incidents in Harbin. If the White Guardiit* failed to ex plode the Sungari Briige," says thi paper, they
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    TSINAN INCIDENT.
    74 17 Boisterous Demonstrations In Peking. Shanghai. Maj Yesterday < May II the student- if Peking turned out in great «tr«Bg l i for a mas* meeting in connection v.ith Uh i unniver'ary of :he now famous T»inan incident. There were t«>ist«-rou> strt^-t ilern >nIttrataaaa and over 100 Japan. patrolled
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    MR. HARRY ORE.
    225 17 Last Night's Recital at The V.M.C.A Eaatern ami W—lllß musir iitrain met when Mr. Harry Ore. the Latvian piani-i gave his la«t pianofortt re<ital in Singapore at the TJI.CJL last night A- »n the prrviou* occasion he nwlaj MamaM an a pianist nl MMmUi akiU. Mr. Ore
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    U.S. REVENUE BILL.
    46 17 Oil, Coal and Copper Tariffs Restored. Wii-ihinirii n. May 5. The Senate Finance Committee. w hie it i* dincuaairjc the new Revenue Kill. ha» rastuiwl the oil. coal und t pi it tariffs which Wtn flimin 'te 1 IsM we I K u'cr.
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    38 17 Mi. A. K. Prank, of Kenne'sur. brother.-. Tanjc njf Rainbutan, accompanied by art. Prank, ha* left on RsMW to tho firm.- branch in SvKantat. Johore. Ha will be succeeded in Perak by Mr. P. Whatmore, of Kuala Lumpur.
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      150 17 Hands Bandaged For Eight Months Healed by Cutirura and tho palms of my I with a dry. scaly eciei la*trd (or a period of eight V tund* bring in bandage* M «t->Ae of that urot. 1 had lo a oth«T» to do tvrivihn,, (c: IB* Ih- hurnir.g and itching seemed
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      OUR FAILINGS.
      988 18 "Colony Which Cannot Feed Itself.** To the Editer of the. Straita Time*. Sir, With the greatest deference poesible. after rea ling Mr. Fletcher's »tnc- tures and honing the replies elicited I >-hould like to make, if I may, as an acon-«imi-.t, a few remark, that apply equally ti
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      ECONOMIC BOYCOTT.
      1487 18 To the Editor of the Straru Times. Sir, As recent editorials in the New Republic indicate, the peace movement today is divided as much as ever upon the question of economic sanctions against an 1 aggressor. One group, represented by various League of Nations societies, supports the application
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      SUICIDE
      2059 18 To the Kditor of the Straits Time-. It. leplying to I.i:. ifer'- letter on the subject of su cide. it is r.ot my wish i.r int.ntion to tmoark upon a lengthy correspondence. Several points raiaaa by Lucifer t< uch upon highly controversial 1 matter. It r««ply I will confine
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      THE SUPPRESSION OF SEX.
      668 19 To the Editor of the Strait* Tinies. Sir, The present crusade in Singapore under the new Women and Girls' Protection Or d inane and the Rroihel Suppre--sion Ordinance as revealed by the three convictions reported in the Stia.'- Timeof April 21 is becoming impres-i\. What 1
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      BENZINE PRICES.
      400 19 To the Editor of the Straits Tina*. Mr, The recent rim- in the local price of bentine. together with the various rumours floating around the town as to the 1 possibility of a farther increase, brings forth to the writer certain facts, which, no doubt, will be of
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      WHERE ARE WE GOING?
      334 19 To the Fditor of the Straits Times. Sir, T.ll chairman of Rolnnson and 1 0., Ltd.. in hi« Biinai l" i v noid« r- N Saturday, sari Whei ■■oasible the staff HM r.iluc^l Hnd durinr the yeai »c iJi»|«-nse«l wrh e:(rr Kurupean asaflateata." n tirvl a
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      SCHOOL FEES.
      231 19 To the KUitor of the Straits Times. Sir. In the HI -*'i!l -e\.-ic >lump parents of those !*.>•- and girU ~tuilyin(T in the Kniflish MkaaM an: *till puyinir the ■MM rate o" -chinil fit a- have Mai charged in the Uxxu t.me .h) per cent, of the wariuai
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      FORESTRY POINTS.
      184 19 To th« Editor of the Strait* Timer. Sir. —Your article under Note* of the Day interests us as insofar a* some years ago we. acting on behalf of London timber interest*, made an offer to the (iovernment at Pahanir -whuh «■< provisionally accepted -to invent £T>o,ooo in modern
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      WUHOW BOYCOTT.
      129 19 Plans to Sell Sei/ed (i<»od> Defeated. f.» na> ait<>. »v the Muniiipal I lianilx i "I < mm -:nil to auction all the lapa? ■riMri IV th«- lacal Am. lupan< nil mattt-i m ri thr Society at a rwMri tnertinir «"<l i ■m il»t-iil»ii to Urn raqvcßi ol
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      THE HONGKEW OUTRAGE.
      105 19 To the Editor of lh« Straita Timea. Sir, While all act* of murder, will iuu pleav-e tell n>< what thr difference l>. bombing of civilian- in h«pei an.i in. throwing of a homh aa 'npanese a H.»ngfcew "i Singapoi-e. May I .The Sttaiti Timfl*\» opinion* ttl teoneaM*
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    "JUST FROTH AND BUBBLE."
    395 19 Why be Good NEW KREEIM»I KILLING HOME LIFE. A itnkinif rritieMM n—lcin Ufa was mikli- I.v the Ke\ luni.- H>- >l thr new PresHinil .'f the National i ounril of the Kvainfiln ill Knr ih annual i nurxil lit Hlark] One yniptiini of oui I im*
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    MURDER IN COFFEE SHOP.
    794 19 M URDER IN COFFEE SHOP. brother's Sacrifice. STORY OF ATTACK TOLD TO CORONER. I he sior\ of a Man la>iag auwa his bte in -a\e lhal of his brother who was Im inK atlarked by an assailant armed »ilh a cobbler's knife was told to Mr. Imurne. the Singapore Coroner.
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      112 19 i Today's Crossword Puzzle 'a I i^* t^ as SC" Ji/ I Vii Si 5i I I I &&.1 1 I I I Fl J I I I (CLUES.) ACROSS. -I Agricultural un.Ui.H-nl> J|u.irM coaiaoaiUea rm>tu4 M Pertaining to b.rth i iiX.. duck weird r *o UtZt'"*" •I. II H-
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    Remarkable Building By Malays At Kota Bahru.
    64 20 BUILT IN FIVI MONTHS.— The survey office at Kota liahru, Kelantan. de»iimed by the Public Works Department the whole work was carried out under the direction of Mr. A. Montfomen. and only Malay labour was employed from start to finish. The total co-t
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    52 20 IHM Ml IIKIIX.i:.— A photucraph of Ismail Kridee. over the Sunjrei Nal. three miles from Kuala Krai. »hirh. with the exception of riveting, was ala* completed by >lala\ labour. H. 11. the Sultan of K elan tan opeaed it on Apr. 9 last, and the High ommiNMoner inspected it on
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    27 20 SIN«. AI'OKKS \Ktt TBBMINAI sr\TlON.— The arrival of Mm 6mt train at Sinraporr'« nrw rail«a> Nlation. l"hi- train carried the (•oternor who opened the station o.i Monda>.
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    29 20 nil ><«. MM. IKS TKNMS FINAL.— Roy Smith, by hralinx N. 8. Wbe. rrUinH Ike B.C.C. Sin K lr* ChaiapHMiakip. N. S. Witt in lion Ho) Smith on thr drlrncr.
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