The Straits Times, 16 May 1932

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    40 1 The Straits Times [ESTABLISHED NEAftLT A CENTU1YI rETTABLISireD THE LARGEST, 2ND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE. MONDAY, MAY 16, 1932. I'RK'E 10 GBI I The Straits Times 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, MONDAY. MAY 16, 1932 PRICK 1» CENTS
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      309 1 BINGAPORI 78. CECIL ST. (PHONI f 1117.1 «.15 Toaijht ».15. LILIAN DAVIBS ia "JUST FOR A i SONG" PtMM 6MI-2. 7 j DRINK MORE m?^\ COOD MILK! M^ Rich verdant pastures pe<liproo cattle (i^L few countries indeed, can rival SWIT6%^ef?F^ ZERLAND for milk production i<^^^^ "BEAR" Brand Natural Swiss Milk
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      133 1 KUALA LUMPUR 2T. JAVA ST. CPHOrk ««63T.' and how they wear and wear and wear MORLEY V STOCKINGS *e<zJM "DELPHINE" $2.00. J "NEW DURABLE" S3.90. mj'f M Cotton Feet and Tops. MJ jM MORLEY GLOVES. 4 'SERINA $3.95. fw W hivmois <;m>\i.^ stcx:kld in sizls s^ to ioj. pj£$ W
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      15 1 CIS Toalfht *.IS. LILIAN DAVIBB I M JUST FOR A SONC, I PIMM ftMl-X. j
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      445 2 P. 0., BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINKS (Incorporated in England.) MAIL PASSENGER AND CABGO SERVICES. PENIN'Srr.AR AND ORIENTAL SN TO I'NDKR CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT. LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. OUTWARD FROM LONDON FOB CHINA AND JAPAN. Tonnaga. Dua Spore. IMS. X BHUTAN 6.700 May 26 KAISAR I
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      617 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.) TO LONDON. Naples. Marseilles, Laadam Antwerp, Rotterdam and Miadlaaaaroagk. Vtsaals. Tonnaga. Dae. Sail. SUWA MARU 10.780 Hay 19 SO S FLSHIMI MARU 11.000 Jana t I HAKOZAKI MARU 10.500 Jaaa 16 1< t TERL'KI'Nt MARU 12.000 Jana 28 Z9 HAKUSAN MARU 10.800 July 13 14
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      484 2 BURNS PfflLP LINE (Incorporated in Australia.) FOR BRISBANE. SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA. DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailinga by tha wallknown stesmer MARELLA (7JB6S tons) aad tka n MANGOLA (M6S Una) (Cargo only). Tha MARELLA ia aaa of tka largest and finest steamers trading to Australia, cabins de
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      575 2 THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LIMITED (Incorporated in Denmark.) Telephone MM. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE TO GENOA. LONDON. ROTTERDAM. HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. Laava S'pora Penang. M.s. MEONIA May 11 May M m.s. BORINGIA Jona S Juna 1* m.s. FIONA Juna 29 July 1 m.s. ESRIA July 20 Jaly 22 m.s. ALSIA
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      1002 2 THE BLI'E FfNXEI. LINE (Ocvaa THE HI'A KHIOW STEAM!«IIP CO. Steam Ship Co, Ltd- aad China Mataal (IM2I LTD. Steam NavigaUaa Ca, Ud.) THE SARAWAK STF.AMSHIP Ob. Mil. THH STRAITS STF.AMSHIP Ca, Ltd. THE CT^ARD STEAM BHII' CO, LTD THE CHINA NAVIGATION Ca, Ud, THE AfSTRALIAN ORIENTAL LINE Lid. THE
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      44 2 BLUE STAR LINE REGULAR FKKK.HT SERVICE to LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG and LIVERPOOL Daa. Sails. OREGON STAR May 19 May 21 OUTWARDS. rOR CHINA AND JAPAN. lONIC STAR May 27 May 28 far •artiralars apply to GUTHRIE CO. LTD. *mm i fhsßßßßjgj. c. trtnußMi rwava*.
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      344 3 OCEANIC AND ORIENTAL NAVIGATION CO., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL* STATES STEAMSHIP CO., PORTLAND, ORE. JOINT SCHEDULE Sailings for United States and Canada Points from Hong Kong. San Frmriwo and Loa Angela*. BJ. MUM TIDB sails from Hong Kong May M Agents ANGLO-SIAM CORPORATION, LIMITED. (Incorporated in Fnglsnd.) SINGAPORE. Telephone 3817. EXPRESS
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      415 3 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE ciW AMERICAN MAIL LINE awawawalsJaN nwaw!anwaV V^JrKsK WHY TRAVEL THE DOLLAR WAY? BECAUSE 1 Fresh California fruits and refutable* are served at every meal. 2 Every stateroom is as oataid* cabin. 3 Outdoor salt-water swimming pool on Deck. 4 Orchestra music for Tea-Dancing-Dinner and entertainments. 5 First
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      552 3 ELLERMAN RUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England) ■ELLERMAN" LINE. Passenger and Freight Services to UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. Tla Ports and Sacs Canal OUTWARDS. TO HONG KONG, SHANGHAI A JAPAN. Steamer Due Spore. s.s. CITY OF FLORENCE June 20 HOMEWARDS. s-s. CITT OF BAGDAD for Havre, L'doa, R'daas and
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      442 3 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Incorporated in England. Cnpltal Authorised s«,000.0"« Capital Subscribed 1300.009 Reserve Fund and Rest 1i' 1 7.926 Capital paid up l,o:.0,000 BOARD OP DIRECTORS J. M. Ryrie, Esq., Chairman, P. R. Chalmers, Ksq.. Charles J. Hambro, Esq.. W. H. Shelford. Esq.. Sir Thomas Catto, Bart*
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      616 3 BANKING ANNOUNCEMENTS NEDERLANDSCH INDISCHE HANDELSBANK N.V. EaUhHahed ISU at Asnatsrsam Authorised Capital Glds. 100.000.000 (about •MiUM), Paid up Capital Glds. 55.000.000 (about M.000.000). Reserves Glds. 29.1V0.007 (about 42.432,000). READ OFFICE AMSTERDAM. BRANCH OFFICES THE HAGUE. ROTTERDAM. •VaaMMI BRANCHES Batavia: lead Oswas Ist Dutch East Indies. ERANCiI OFFICES DITCH KAST INDIES
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      408 3 NEDERLANDSritE HANDEL MAATSCHAPPY N.V. NotkerUnds Trading Society. (Established al Amsterdam MJMJ PAID UP CAPITAL Fl. 80.030,000 sTATi-Tor.Y mmmn hmm HEAD mWKM IV •JUTBBaUMJ WITH AGEN) II S IN ROTTERDAM ANI> TI!K HAGUE, HEAD MsBM I IS I!ATA\IA. BRAY) m§ 'Bandoeng I| >nc Hong 1. .nsrnon Bandjermasin rang Bombay "W. Itevr
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      358 4 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. Thera arc avprotimataiy wfw wwrta to l'r* «rd tti«r« i« lint rat* eharf* of M eorta par iina par fcaartioa with mm of ona dollar jar inaartlaa. tmmm will b« aenaaaa 1 aa ta It a.m. <'■■ tn» I A f<-» of aMU it enarf*4 far tto aaa
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      755 4 HOUSE* FLATS TO LCT TO UTf. M. SMtta Bead. Baiwodan SI, Dhowy Okawt. ifcoao 77t7. IVSTITT TIOM HILL kaagaWw aewly reaovaud I*o. United Enjineer*. TO LET. (W. Prineep Straot, t mat, ataetrlcity. Apply 47, Priaoep Street. Pi NCALOWB, 412 A 10-U. Aacaitla *****. root* reduced. Apply Angullia A Co. TO
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      486 4 BUSINESS PREMISES I TO LET tO LET. OFFICES at 4 and 4-A. Priaee St., toff *>or and >»o. 22. Rame. Plata. A» w Keh (%ew Kee. lt». till:noy Road. TO LET. e*eell«Bt godowa* ia Stanley Street. 700 «i. (eet. Rent *ii per moaU. Apply i 9. Natkaa. SA. Pc Soaaa
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      341 4 FOR SALE RAC* SMAT». ART PHOTO STtDIO. *7. Selegie Bead. FOR SALE, one Pedirreo Dalmatiaa Doff 1 year old. Apply Box UW. StraiU Times. LAUNCH M ft. Teakwood IS H.P. Tborn*rroft Motor $600. United Engineers Limited. CENUINB ITALIAN VIOLINS CkSaaadß* from tSS onward*. Soataa A VfW Co, Ltd, lie, Nortk
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      642 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. SINfI\PORE IWF CLBB. SPUING AM ATE 11 EACE MEETING. Friday ami Saiorday. May 20 aati 21, 1932. RACK* for ria«. 4 Horse*. Cl»i< 2 Ponies and Polo Pomev ENTRIES I.OBE on TUESDAY, MAY 17. at 1 p.m. at the Secretxry's OnV.ce. FRIDAY. May M. nr.t Race eommenca-* HI
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      457 4 LEGAL NOTICE. fEicera* from G«vt. Cs/.Mte lV'iri IN THE MATTER or PROFGMOB RAYMOND kKII.I.KR 111 TI'HART. MCIABED. Late or RaaVa (ollere. aMMM died oa March le. urn Paraaanl to Sectioa of the Tru>lee* Ur.'inanr. )Ti. NOTIi IS Hr k' creditor* and other aftrai agair.ft the K.t»l. should give nctirr thai
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    DOG'S WORST ENEMY OVERCOME.
    721 5 Cure for Distemper. SUCCESS OF A NEW TREATMENT. (From a Correspondent). I-omlon. Apr. l!'> A fresh victory has been scored in the fight against <ti- •i"ini>«T. Hie scourge of the dor work). Many people in oversea Empire countre* contributed to the Field Distemper Fund Tor research
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    SOME NEW "ANCIENT MONUMENTS."
    296 5 Fishing: House Of Charles Cotton. London, Apr. 23. A new list of "Ancient Monuments," which includes Charles Cotton's Fishing I House in Beresford Vale. Staffordshire, i:contained in !a--t night's Ix>ndon Gazette. n offence under the Act of 1913 tn injure or deface an ancient monument.* and
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    HOBART TRAGEDY.
    124 5 Scalded to Death in Deliifce Of Roiling Water. Trapped in a driuirp of Ix.ilinjt water and steam. William Hudson, (L'7i. of IMxrt. MM v aided t<> d«ath aboard the !>tf»fier I>olphin nt Ocean Pier, llodart Hudson hail m«M underneath a hoil.-r to open a blowdown rock, and while
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    "CAVALCADE" FILM CONTROVERSY.
    656 5 Picture A* Guide For Hollywood. I .onion. Apr. The <Wi«ion to tsVr to Hollywood Him record of the TnarMv of "Cavalrii<li the makil the acrcon ver«ien the K<>\ CaMMjajT, ha* iriven run- :i tllwpatc of far-reachinir l. «*>■ Canii'lx'H Oixon >n the Daily Telivraph. It hi «uinrewted
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    SINGAPORE DIVORCE.
    108 5 Decree Nisi (.ranted To Husband. r»nk .1 ..in Th<.ma.- Lack* •■ni:: MV, of the P.; I! K njf. »h>. d v from hi.- Man. I Bmrk. Siri(r»|Mirc. wh i- ar d M< Ml I t Iw^ Mr. tiff K nda n SinK»|H i, an.l I Bellamy, it ha
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      267 5 HOTELS RAFFLES HOTEL Rooms with Modem Sanitation and Hot and Cold Running Water. THIS EVENING TEA DANCE 6.30 to 8.30 p.m. TOMORROW Special Dinner and Dance SATURDAY, MAY 2 1st. Special Race Dinner and Ball DANCING TILL 2 A.M. PHONE 5381. SEA VIEW HOTEL TONIGHT INFORMAL DINNER DANCE Excellent Accommodation
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      151 5 RAFFLES CAFE Excellent Meals a la Carte at Moderate Cost BREAD daily delivery to all parts of the town. CAKES Cakes and Pastries, Sausag* Rolls and Curry Puffs freshly made daily. Upcountry orders executed promptly. Chocolates, Sweets Crackers and Fancy Goods. PHONE 5381. INSURANCE. COMMERCIAL UNION FIRE-ACCIDENT-MOTOR ASSURANCE CO. LTD.
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    PROWESS OF BRITAIN'S WOMEN PILOTS.
    2249 6 FLYING NOTES il>iiimh intl \< i tun itliahmenl Of The Air Cirl 200 Ouali/irtl Airwomen Monoplane* On Trans- African iirmiy Tin- "Atalanta" To Fly Soon Flying Owm Thr Jii ii uh -n Of Siam Aero Engine* In Fr*>»h He'ronl-Rreaking Attempt* tiisivsi On l.imtl And ff
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    KUALA KANGSAR'S POWER STATION.
    247 6 Officially Opened By The Sultan Of Perak. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. May 13. The SultMi of Perak successfully inaugurated Kuala Kangsar's public' electric lighting system by turning on the switch in the power hou.«e on Tuesday evening in the presence of a large an-i representative
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    29 YEARS' SERVICE.
    176 6 Retirement of Teluk Kurau School Principal. An "At Home" was held at the Telnk Kurau Malay School last week bjr the staff of the School on the occasion 01 the retirement of their headmaster. Che' Muhd. Yatim bin Abdul Rahman, who is :il»<> vice-president of the Singapore
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    SELANGOR "REDS."
    112 6 Celebrating International Unemployment Day." (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. May 1 Three Chine-e corrmunists have be«*n sent tu prison at the Selanpor Assizes. A young Hylam who w>< found with three seditious pamphlet* in hi« pose* >!• n on Keh. 2H. the day aft.-r "International I'nemplryment Day,"
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    "WHEN I GET OUT."
    95 6 Muttered Threat in Dock At Assizes. (From O'lr Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lurr.pur. May \Z. "Wait til! we get out. I'll cut you up like a cow." This threat was uttered by one prisoner to another in the dock at the Selang >r Assixes after five Chinese
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    HOW JERICHO'S WALLS FELL.
    824 6 An Earthquake. PROFESSOR C.ARSTANCS DISCOVERIES. The walls of Jericho were destroyed by a great earthquake and not by any human agency. Conclusive evidence of this catastrophe of 3.000 years ago. which enabled Joshua and the Israelites to cap- 1 tuie the city, has now been found
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    MR. ONG KIM KEE.
    82 6 Injured in Car Accident On Saturday. Mr. Ong Kirn Kee houae-irttnager af the < apitol Theatre, was involved in v motor-car accident in Bukit Tin ah Roa i on Saturday and sustained injurws to his head. While driving towards town the car skidded and overturned Mr.
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      105 6 ELfcY KYNOCH CARTRIDGES Obtainable U.~.j Everywhere VERKADE'S BISCUITS 1)1 Till SI I'KKIOH I', til 11. i.rr. Hxudfir l.inirr \ul> >•»!» < rarkrra. iparataaa. m K... «l Mix.. l hiwVr f.nrtrn -uii«n« i aft Naif (,i m < ■■mhlnalL.ti l>. ull. liL,.k. rlr. 1). I. I.IM \ND rOMTANY. noktii BBID6I Ho\|i.
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      273 6 %aaaaaaaaH aaaV Leaves Hair Twice as Beautiful Tl i «impl* hair itrlei of tojay make b«aollfal hair a neosiity. Luckily, beautiful hir ii now aasllT «btainad. It umply a matf r of ihamt Proper shamnouinr nun th* hn.r soft and silky. Ii r.-i- K out aJT the real lif» and
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      185 7 I ft A I' 'I' ■■Bflfrl^Bl kM I l^ai^B^B^B^B^B» MATINEE TODAY at 3 p.m. Continuing its triumphal success! Still Packing AFTER SEVENTEEN PERFORMANCES! HELL DIVERS I NEXT CHANGE Yet another superb dramatic hit from Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer AN UP TO-THE-MINUTE 1932 RELEASE! JOAN CRAWFORD CLARK GABLE I (of "HELL DIVERS")
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      304 7 CAPITOL TONIGHT! P««ttivcl> Iju4 Niffht of (,ainsbormj KK h Mum, .1 and Sinjnnjj Romance "JUST FOR A SONG f With LILIAN DAVIKB and Kntire Englii.h C»M«t ALSO (l-<-i Nijrht) ZIMMY Tke WorM'a rhampion 1rr1... Swimmer l'.r... M aameartnc in BMHBI eC aatoaaalla« feala in a aaecially ron«lrart*4 flaaa tank on
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      738 7 U?P 6. 1 5 TONIGHT 9.15 ?^^S MATINEE AT 3. 1S LAST PAY IMIIMT ILI CONSTANCE BENNETT in ink Mih i Mama m b i ol^^ BORN TO LOVE R. K. O. PATHK PKODK TION. TOMORROW MM NBl uiniisii n< umi Special Empire Week Programme EDNA BEST AND HERBERT MARSHALL
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    HEALTH IN EASTERN PORTS.
    599 8 XHIPPING NOTES. liulletin of the L. of N. Eastern Bureau. Health Bulletin of the League of Kastern Bureau, for week endeV May 7. I smallpox case. Baghdad 4 smallpox cane* and deaths. Basra I amallpox cam*. Bassein plague cases and 2 deathr M against 1 MM
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    13 8 MM 0 Soniah h«« left lion* i- ilut- here at noon on Wrdnen-
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    AIR MAIL.
    19 8 A mail iK'in KatMViM iml l'al<iiil>ang by aeroplane if expected at Singapore at 1..i" ]r> m "morrow.
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    159 8 Tomorrow. >nambi and Natur.a Islands (ieneral Vcrspyrk 8 a.t» tnmnng I Torn: H. 8 a.".. ::nrkawane and Perr.angkat i Palopo i 8 I. r>in,r <ukup H»i ir Hii ;< ;.inm.in Ber.u I a.m. ul.iu B**t*i Kr< Lam •ir«l.ay». <**lrb«f. Molurcat. Tiaor H.llv I Vaa .l.r l.yr 11
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    50 8 t I Van Old*nbarneT«lt Felix Ruustel Karoa Dcmpo Corfu (irnrral MtUiwr Kiri|>..>> Tajandoen Oara L— mm Apr. 8 Apr V. Apr. 6 Apr. 10 Apr. 7 Apr. ID Apr. IS May Apr. 15 May 9 Apr jn M«y lfi Apr. 21 May 1« Apr. H H«f 1«
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    SINGAPORE HARBOIR BOARD.
    107 8 Monday. May lA. •hip- MMMMh the Wharres or rxoette* to arrite. UHE HARBOIR. Wharf Uh Trow. Uh. "Ktn r i> iihib i, i 4. T.iba, liredger •Trn'liakul." Shyogen Maru. Blinjoe. Mahidul, H..p|.er Barge "JJ. 14." Wharf Nil. ual Wharf Nil raVMU IN DRY DOCKS, fanjnng I'agar. Albert
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    PRODUCE.
    169 8 S i v«|.oit. May 1«. •ambier 7.0" iuIk No. 1 unpicked) 1*-00 CM S«" nnv.-.i S.00 S«(to flour. Sarawak 2.0& tfhiM Pepper S4J« Slack Pepper 10 JO •earl Sa«o 4Ji .mall »00 medium pearl Ku-e. S..im 1160 to 210 Saifon t\*'.< to l«. r Hanson $153 to 1M N
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    THE MILLSTONE OF WAR DEBTS.
    318 8 Dr. Murray Butler's Plea For Cancellation. Dr. Murray Butler. President of Colum hia University, in a speech in Chicago said: "What is needed today i» a quick, dra»tic. and permanent reduction, or the complete abolition, of all existing inter-Gov-ernmcntil obligations arising from the wcrld war.
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    MALACCA TEACHERS.
    117 8 Welcome to Graduate From Raffles College. Malacca teachers met at tea at the Han.ia Hilir English School on Friday and :hi president. Mr. Goh Tiow Chong, announced that they had among them one of the ftr»t. aitch of graduate* from the Raffles Colleire. Mr. K. T. Joseph had
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    FOR GOOD WORK.
    93 8 Ipoh Club's Presentation To Employee. (From Our Own <'<>rrpsp<ini|pnt.» Ipoh, May 14V. The Ipoh Club hockej- team >• hr close of thf season with a dinnei. In the course of the evening* a PN** ataV t:on wa» made to J. Ferrao. a Club ein\\ho kept goal during
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    44 8 TaW n" \1 n-.x'lin^ el 'hr Malaiii Herti- ui'.iral Seciety w.ll b<- hr!d «n WtUmy, M;iv M. at the M.V.C. Drill Hall at (.1 > |i.m.. Mr. A. R. Wi strop, ef Malayan Fertilizer*, Ltd.. will upt-uk on The use of fertilizers in the gardtn."
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    TESTS FOR DRIVERS.
    441 8 Road Dangers Made To Order. An MMMV apparatus has been ..i.-itrneii by a professor of psychology ith a view to providing test* to ascertain the fault* which contribute to poor riving of automobiles and consequent i »?<! accidents. The motorist taking the test seats himself in a
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    Vessels Arrived.
    242 8 RATAK. l>ut 244 torn, from Prigi Radja 1 .•>-.» for Sam bur IM BHANTRAN«;sI. Siam, 406 torn, from Bachu UVi, f..r Bacho 17-.'.. ELOUT, Dut.. ton*, from Palcmbang 16-:.. for Pal«-mba- rUEVO, Bnt 124 t.n s from Batu Paaat 16-J. for Indragin 16-5 cKN VAN GEXX. I'ut 71»
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    MRS. PHILOMEN GUNN.
    50 8 Death After a Short Illness. 'From Our Chin Correspondent.) Malacca, May 15. The death occurred at the age of H on Friday morning at Banda Hilir. after a •»rmrt illness, of Mrs. Philomen (iunn. the wife of Mr. F. Gunn, of Messrs. Sime, Darby and Co., Ltd.
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    40 8 On the eve of his departure on transfer to Kota Bharu. Che Ismail, a keen footballer, of the Kelantan P. and T. Depi was entertained to dinner by the -taff and fellow officers. Appropriate speeches were made on the occasion.
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    40 8 The wedding took place today at th< j Church of the Visitation here, wire* our Seremban correspondent, of Mr. Joseph Louis, of Port Swettenham. and Miss Grace Rodrigue*. of Scren-.han. Kath-r Auguin took the service. There wa* a big attendance.
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      59 8 Another Racing Competition. $250.00 Must Be Won Following the Success of the Competition run by THE SUNDAY TIMES in Connection with the Singapore Races, it has been decided to run a Further Competition m which a First Prize of $250.00 Must Be Won. There are No Impossible Conditions and No
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      252 8 ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. Monday. May I*. H. W. 6.17 a.m. 7 ft. 3 in., 7.31 p m, 7 ft. 3 in. Whit Monday. Singapore Turf Club Spring Professional meeting, laat day. r-csday. May 17. H. W. 7.40 am. 7 ft. 6 in., 8.11 p.m.. 7 It. 6 in. Vedmeaday.
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      267 8 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. Daily Weather Report. TESTEKDAT. 1 P.M. TESTEBDAT. Bright Wicd. Stations. Temperatura Rain- Sun- sUlatiT. Direc-M-iTMin. fall. shin*. Humidity. tioo. Vona. Vaataar. F. F. In. ao«ra. a».»va. Kedaa AlorStar 77 Nil 10.9 65 W I MjM 'K*.t!*Kh' .ni M TI Nil 11.-) M 10 fine 'k'T^ngganu H T.i
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      640 8 MALAYAN WIRELESS PROGRAMMES. Try Bandoeng On 58 Metres. (By Our Wtrelesa Corr«pond«nt.) Singapore. Monday. i The list of stations which may b« heard I daily in Malaya is as follows (Singapore tine only is riven): ALWAYS ON THF AIM BANDOENG, PLM., 82 metre*. Ml -"I 6.30 p.m., recorded music 6.30
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      NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE.
      1075 9 Profit On Trading Operation. hmdred thirty-fourth annual the Norwich Union Fire In- i-iety. Ltd.. was held on Apr. 1 at th<. '.i-ii.i oflic.-, Sorn ».ih. Mr. Michael Faki n (the chairided. The notice convening the meeting and he audit> read by the; •Clwtary Mr. F. <
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      HOSCOTE (MALAYA).
      210 9 Capital Arrangement Proposed. The directors of Hoscote Malaya* Rub- ber Estates state that they have approached the debenture stockholders, through the tur»tecs, and have obtained their promise of support to the following scheme, subject to the shareholders' approval The pn-sent company has an authorised^ capital of rj">o.('oo. of
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      JERAM KUANTAN RUBBER
      188 9 The ninelventh report of the directors |of the Jcia.ii Kuanla-i KultU-r Batata, l I .i far tka fm* «nded Dae. tl, r.'-.i. The laaa for the year, after maKinK due; ..ii lv,- dL-prwiatinn. aalwtti I fey. H6VMLU. The bala.ici last year «as ti which has to b-'
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      RUBBER REPORT.
      151 9 Carlow ami '•>»» <"> rave not V Y. rk li the .ir.[^r :.nO the pr.^t; to c< nt.* cold. I 7. stocks in .r to 61.411 UvHtMMI th«.-r» va.« an H> .x. it r-uviis now e\MJ is 'he dihtnbution Ml .loco all af Apt fnitei n- lontinent I
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      COPRA MARKET.
      28 9 Barlow and ob> report a- follows on May 12 The market has been steadier 1 durin* the past week. Closing quotation." lare follows: humlrusd $5.45; mixed
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      PALM OIL PRICE.
      41 9 i A iahle received by Cumberbatch and l Co. i» i v«>s tho i>ondon price of palm oii :at £1 10s. The market is steady. Thu quotation is ma<:<. on th> basu at 18 pei !cent. F.K V.
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      TIN RETURNS.
      27 9 I Pahanr i n»« i Matr i< i Li.: iIM picot*. Ipoh iciiU. I >3 vfu:». Ltd. s :>r*<ige picul*. .So. 2 Dr*ag«— W* oieuU
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      VICKERS LTD.
      369 9 A Strong Financial Position. The report of Vickers Ltd., for tho year ondc I Dae. 11, 1'.t.'.1. shew* ih:-.t in spite of the wMld-wMI industiial deprossion and f.naiii in diduibanre the company win aide to a.hievt- nsults which ni) ilher similar concern hax paralle'oi. I IrmdWprofll «mmV4MII "»m|ra
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      CHANGKAT SERDANG.
      208 9 I Th.- direc' r baUtn of the «'han^ka> BwiHal r'.l*-< Ltd to Ih i ■:i rf »n I The dirccten abmi In K a duly (tatement lyi-ar endw) .1.-m IMS, I.- injr th financial yoar Ml the com- Maj. The »r"« working. After rl n V -im i.'
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      MENTAKAB RUBBER.
      251 9 Tho tv«!fth reirf.rt of the dir. the Mentakah Rul.r.-r «o, J.tn to h* prest-ntcl at tn«> neraJ meetinK M Saturday, May 21. at '.he Chartered Bank f hamlyVrs, Sinjra^re, .rtates: The directors rx-jc to «u(.mit their annual report toother with a duly au^ne«l sutement of an our. 1
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      MERAMTI UNITED LTD.
      385 9 Very Ili^h Standard Of Tapping. The n«poi\ of ih.- .1 r> l<" "f Meranti Init.vl 1.i.l !..j a .■«,-ntat.. n t., th< tw«4flh 'annual gcncrnl meotinn »t ihr fcul4tti t.' in' h>-1.l .>n Thui ..Uy. M.i. .xl.lt I' Th« i ruli. for th«- year air muted to
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      RUBBER RETURNS.
      76 9 n, I l>.. < h. H«ytor l«.. V U I I 1.-»m I. I Pra R ~M> Ib. I >ncr EtUtr i I Strathmla i Pent M Th.- I I Ih i Th Th. I Ib. Th.- Ltd I Th .St.. i.'ard Rulilxr ■>o Ib. I The Sunitr.
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      LONDON TIN MARKET.
      190 9 United Kingdom Stocks Decreased. A VERY WELCOME IMPROVEMBNI i .•iini<ii \i The vt.hiv< of un in the I nil kinr■ii attain. >"" I I Knt'livi tm it. nnlaiK i .nil I hut M to imiil.l by in the mark>'t, »hn h. al Thr nl-piowm. lit tHf fall
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      LONDON RUBBER & TIN.
      80 9 LONDON RUBBER TIN. (From (tnr Own orrc-r.,.r I. nl London Ha) 11. The rlo-ine n'l^e- unlay »irq M I R Spot 1 'Standard < rep. Ma > -June I I. l.«l. Jul> Sen!. inllrr. I Jan M ir \,.r June It is antkipati i thai imduti rubber slocks will l><
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    AMUSEMENTS. The Straits Times
    108 10 Singapore. ALHAMBRA.W«II»c« Beery and Clark Cable in Hell Direr*. 6.16 ».1«. Phone MR CMMTOI. Lilian DaviM and Comtane* («riM-nt»r in Ju»t For A Son*, alto Zimmy. 6.15-9.15. Phon. 5261 1! GREAT WORLD.-Way.«t». Ctae-ma, Dob key Ridei. Zoo, M.m. Skatiag praid Commercial MuMam. M VKI.BOKOI (.H. Inn
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    SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MAY 16. 1932 EXTENDING & SINGAPORE.
    1010 10 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MAY 16. 1932 EXTENDING SINGAPORE. F. i many years now it ha- i-gt-ted that the time must come when the v. holt- of Singapore will he unde> one administrative authority, the Municipal < ommissioners. The island is not so big las to make such single administration i impract
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL.
    195 10 SOCIAL PERSONAL. Mr. J. S. Arthur, Secretary for Postal Affairs, has left Kuala Lumpur for a holiday in Siam and French Indo-China. Mr. D. A. Parrott, manager, Messrs. Sime. Darby and Co.. Ltd., Ipoh, has gone to Hong Kong for a brief holiday. Mr. McCaw, of Malayan Tin Dredging. Ltd.,
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    ROMANCES OF THE DIAMOND FIELDS.
    1899 10 thm uilirlf uill hr I ling,r »1n,,,» ■<! fmimmm mmm mmm '•>■> n/ diamond* MWNrW very nick <>, mw glitlrrtng ttouttt /"mid in n tn,rl* HHfl thr fm mmmml >'■<»■ wkM thr imii .my rfurnr. ■Iliii'lli I "f MM >""'• in f tit, lout Ml
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    763 10 THE GREATEST LIVING." Mr. Hul» it Stewart Banner. B.A K.R.C.S the author of Klamhoyante. the rreate-t living authority on Malayan hi-toiy. k an official at the Malayan (i<>\ eminent Agency in London, lie spent twelve year* in Java, and founded The Java Pal;>itator. tho only Knirlixh
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    TERRORISM IN TOKIO: PRIME MINISTER MURDERED.
    1601 11 ASSASSINS IN UNIFORM. Bombs Thrown to Force Policy. BLOOD BROTHERHOOD Believed to Be Responsible. Political assa-sin- have claimed another distinguished victim. On Sunday n series ol i arifulU -planned terrorist aathreahl laah place in Tokio. the I'rime Minister. Mr. Tsiixa.shi lnuk.u. beeafl attached m
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    EARTHQUAKE HAVOC IN D.E.I.
    246 11 1,08s of Life and Property At Menado. Menado. May 15. As the result of a heavy earthquake 150 housed have collapsed, two churches hrve been damaged and five people killed am' HO injured. Kelt in Maramar. Menada. May 16. The earthquake is the severest experienced in
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    NO RESTRICTION AND DECENTRALISATION.
    695 11 Full Report. COLONIAL OFFICE ATTITUDE. Introducing Ihr CaUnial Estimates in the House of Commons on Apr. 21. ih, Colonial Secretary. Sir Philip Caitlife-Liater. in referring >• Malaya explain*) hi* ttitude towards rabher re>t rict ion and decentralisation. A cabled nummary wan aenl by the .strait* Times
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    MEXICO AND PERU.
    36 11 Severance of Diplomatic Relations. Mexico City. May 15. Diplomatic relations have bten nevered with Peru, which charges the Mexican diplomatic ir sii.n to Lima with interferinjr with internal pulitirs hy assi^tinc Communist!". Reuter.
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    CHINESE GANG CAUGHT.
    40 11 (From Our Own Correspondent.) S<-rcmb»n, May 14. A pang of svven Chinese who arrived at Mantin with an unliceoce<i «un tn.j into the hands of the police and »••reproduced in court here ye>t«T(J«y. The men were remanded.
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    BIG DEATH ROLL IN BOMBAY.
    326 11 Communal Rioting. TROOPS FORCED TO FIRE ON CROWDS. Bombay. May Ifi. The situation is very serious here fol- lowing renewed noting, after which 60 people we:e taken to hospital. The 14. t»r*.nred on the police, who replied with their rifles. The Royal Irish Fusiliers weie
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    CHARLIE CHAPLIN.
    177 11 Enthusiastic Welcome From Japan. T..km. May l.V Three hundrod police I.ave feen m: billed t«i handle the hugrt- rmwii- ant:, ip.it- <l t T»kio station thi< <venin* for the ar■iva. of Chrii-lie Chaplin, who landed at Kob« this morninir amidst scene- of enthusiasm. I It was "rijrinally planned
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    ALLEGED GAMBLING.
    112 11 Successful Appeal Against Conviction. (Fn>m Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. May If. A Chinese named Tan Tam and thi. others were recently convicted and fined ?1"> each for gamh'ing in house at Rukit China. Malaria, hy the District Judge. Mr. Willan. The defendants anpeaJod r.irain-t the '■< nviclion. and
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    VARIETY SHOW.
    102 11 Anniversary at Klang Anglo- Chinese School. < From Our Own Correspondent.) Klang. May 14V The Literary I'nion of the Anglo- hincse School. Klang, ct-lebrated it* an"'versary on Saturday in the -v hool assembly hall before a large audience. The programme aMßafhsd. m Ifi items in the form of
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    "THE KIDNAPPER WILL BE CAUGHT."
    237 11 Dramatic Statement In Lindbergh Baby Case. Washington. M;i> 13 A Federal reward of $100,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the kidnappers >>f the Lindbergh baby has been proposed in the H..U-.. af Representatives. I Know the Kidnapper.*' New Yoik. May lit
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    THE NOULENS CASE.
    588 11 Early Nanking Trial Expected. Shanghai. May 11. The Nanking Supreme Oearl may ye y .«oon try Mr. ami Mr.-. N. I charged with <"<nnniun:.-t actil China and the Far Bast, publicly. Meanwhile it is rep»>rte.l here that many well-known Kuropean writi sor* are be^ee<-hinK ir Bf Kren-
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    " HELP US OR WE PERISH."
    899 11 HELP US OR WE PERISH." Manchurian Leaders Appeal to Nanking. VERY HARD-PRESSED. Endangered by Japanese Troops From Shanghai. General Ma han-«han and the other leader. of the hine«e revolt la Manchuria, in a mini circular telegram, declare that the -lead/ atrteal of Japanese reinforcement" Iron* Shanghai in gra\el> endangering them.
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      22 11 Shanghai. Mat IK. l.at«st Ihe Nanking lioxemmint has instructed Marshal I hang Hsueh-lianc to hold Shanhaikwan al all eaata, Sin Kuo Mm.
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    END OF THE OPERA SEASON.
    967 12 A Memorable Ten Days. MLLE. (J ALLIES TRIUMPH IN CARMEN. The "Housi- Full" boards were out on j Saturday night at the Victoria Theatre wh.-t the San CUM Grand Opera t -m pany wound up a memorable MM with 1 Can .en. The vtett of
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    OFFICE BEARERS.
    92 12 Malacca Recreation Club Election. At the annual meeting of the Malacca {eereMtion Club the following MMM lected office-bearers for the ensuing 'ear President. Mr. K. 11. Kernandis (reIcitedl; wre-pre-iJcnt J Mr. A. F. Fernindis (re-elected); iion.seintary Mr. A. 6aMM hon. trca-'jror, Mr. I*. K. 'ereira; snorts so retary,
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    IPOH SWIMMING CLUB.
    109 12 Decision to Build Tank 100 Ft. by 45 Ft (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. May 16. Mr. I T. Williams presided at the nrr"n' jrincrn! meeting Of the Ipoh Swimming Club dv.'ing which a scheme was dii v -v.i fni tiie building of a big swim-m-n<r t.ink.
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    ANNUAL LOSSES.
    198 12 Ministers Confer On Railway Problems. Viewing the recurring annual losses on the u.lway I) •'.:•> rs in Australia a* a dc~ I finite barrie; 10 Budget equilibrium, the I Commonwealth government invited the Minister* of RailwWl in the various Stales to meet in confennce. The Minister for the
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    AUTHORITY ON DANTE.
    29 12 Death of Dr. Pajjet Toynbee. London. May 16. 1 The death has .occurred of Dr. Paget Foynbee. the world-famous authority or. Dante and his works. Reutt-r.
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    Tcs. 519.930 PROFIT.
    27 12 (From Our Own Correspondent. I Bangkok. May 13. At the Mtf-jraariy irtwrinz of the Siam Commercial Hank a profit of Tcs. sr.',!':!o ua- announced.
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    COOLIES DESPERATE FOR FOOD.
    172 12 Jobless Fined For Mining:! On Private Land. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipon, May 14. The timely intervention of the Mine-. Department, assisted by the police, prevented an ugly situation developing at the Kay Kew Tin Co., where a larue body of out of work Chinese raining
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    " JUST FOR A SONG."
    155 12 JUST FOR A SONG." British Variety Entertainments At the Capitol. "Just for a Song." the British production now at the Cap. ml, MMM telling a suiy, introduces a number of w.ll-kniwn stats of the variety stage. Thus we have 'Lilian Davits, of the charming ve'ec. Dick H<- trson in <ne
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    ALLEGED ASSAULT.
    56 12 Bex* Sent to Hospital In Ambulance. Norman Carmichae! Begg, who is alleged ti> have boen assaulted by an Ir nan in the Kandang Kerbau district on Saturday night, was sent to hospital by ambulance by the po'ice. Begg is said to have sustained an 1 irjury over the
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    FALL FROM CYCLE.
    60 12 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. May IS. Mr. Y. I. Bateman, Assistant Engineer I to the Municipality, broke hi- ki.ee apt when he fell !rix hi.s eyVM and hit 1 drain. He was immediately taken to hospital where it was found nccessa: operate. Mr. Bateman U expected
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    22 12 A ltntern lecture will be given tomorrow at p.m. at the High School Hall. Malacca, on Nutntiun by l'rofessoi .1. I. Kosedalc.
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    CHINA AND SOVIET.
    129 12 Moscow's Attitude to Be Explained. ShanKliUi. May M Mr. Wonir Yan-chuen (the Secretary General to the Chinese deK nation whi.h ias l>.-<n attmdintr the Sino-S.,viet ConliNMn Haacvw) MtarrMwad Marshal ■■MM H-jrh-liar.tr yt -u-rday anJ reancerninK the proglMi of th>ocent negotiations w th tin S*ri ■l^irr. Nt and
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    M. RADEK & JAPAN.
    724 12 M. RADEK JAPAN. Hard Facts Take Place Of Self-Deception. MaHMT, May I* M. Ra<kk. in an Ir-.-tii Soviet-J.i; MM the i pi/iion that the raMMj MMMMMMM mad*hy M 1 Taroika IMM fovmer la|iMr.os« An\ha--a -lor in Moscow) and (o|nno Doha- a n th«- Japan Tinu-s. and th< Japarw> Praia >ii
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    GREAT TRIBUTE TO W. H. ELKINS.
    176 12 Sensational (Jolf In British Open. A li; Sandwich whin f Mnir»pore, abaolutel) unknown in home golt'nitr jircl I, tour irolf ihainim: -hi: r's It'Hilni" |:a;. 1 by thi> HHBiag BMlgia f Ni'vcr before ha* »m!i in tail Htampioaahip. Hi- pl»v- I h'- tnt nini-
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    WOMAN STABBED.
    49 12 Tamil to Co to I'rixon For Two Yean. i mm our Owb i Brought on i er at f \u r »usamy pi. .1 thrc ihai>r<- xi to two > 1 :i ■> t:~ ne t. n.!i m k«I her. Tie woman was >n hoop tal for two
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  • Today's Selections.—Colony vs. F. M. S. At Tennis—Latest Scores.
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      SELECTIONS FOR TODAY'S RACES.
      166 13 The Singapore Turf Club's professional meeting concludes today. Our racing correspondent's selections are as follows 1— PEERLESS LADY Kilat and Joseph. 2.— LADY JUNE Rosamond and Little Lacquer Lady. 3.— SIMON I-ady Remington and foundling. 4— VERACITY Y.T'lut and lady Kuala. MAKIETTE Polly Peachum and Trefold.
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      LOCAL CRICKET MATCHES.
      1771 13 Malacca Win. GLOUCESTERS BEATEN BY SEVEN WICKETS. A seven-wicket win came the way of Malacca when they played the first of their two Whitsun cricket matches in Singapore against the Gloucestershire Regiment yesterday at Tanglin. T. L. M. Redmond, a former Singapore player, had a great share
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    GOOD DIVIDENDS AGAIN.
    1935 13 Dame Fashion Pays $114. FIFTH DAY OF FINE WEATHER. Van< ie<l horses fared considerably better (•r Saturday than on th.' previous day of racing, hm. l tho-i who h Mowed the selection- (fi\.n should iiave had a profitablo afternoon. Adherent- of "M.F.J." in particular hail NMM to
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    GUILLEMARD CUP TENNIS.
    1395 13 Colony's Bad Luck. KAWAJIRI COMPELLED TO RETIRE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, May 16. Even after the withdrawal of Kawajiri or medical advice, the Colony are still leading by 14 points to U in the Guillenard (up tennis tournament against th--F.M.S. Their chances of winning the
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    ALL OUT FOR 76.
    76 13 S.C.C. Collapse At Seremban. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. May 16. Ihe S.C.C. batsmen collapsed against Negri Sesabilan this Morning. When play was renamed the score wu 36 for four. The remaining batsmen added only 40, the innings closing with a total of 7C. Gurdial Siagh
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    DAVIS CUP.
    327 13 71 Games Match At Warsaw. London, May 16. Further ties in the Davis Cup resulted as follows At Copenhagen, Kukuljevic (Yugoslavia) beat Henriksen (Denmark) 4—6. B—6. 6— 3. 6—3 and Ulrich (Denmark) beat Schaeffcr 3—6,3 6, 7—6,7 6, 6—l,6 1, 11—9. At Warsaw Wughan and Koopman (Holland I
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    LOCAL GOLF.
    96 13 The Garrison (iolf '"lull's men's monthly medal was played for on May 14 and l.'>. The best returns were as follows K. E. Rowland, 7R— 14 64. Kt. -Lieut. G. (J. C. Piggot. 77 11 =«6. J. D. Pierrepont. 80—1 Kt. -Lieut. W. S. Allen, 7R— B^7o. A.
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    CONSISTENT BATTING BY PENANG.
    317 13 Good Recovery in Reply To Selangor. (From Our Own Correspondent.) I'enang. May 1.'.. Th* fVnang-S. ian* i it.kr! match wa» reniim.il today. >. e*U-rday Selargoi made Mb for their first inning?, Dennison Smith ontrihuting 110, 11.-nry 64 and Hxdgkmson 57 not out It nang made thiee
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    SATURDAY RACING : RESULTS AT A GLANCE.
    246 14 SATURDAY RACING RESULTS AT A GLANCE. Km* Han* Onn Trmin«r Jockey Tot* paid Win Plac. l'im* Fashion mow htrrnity hrong tmk < h.riK 1 1.. Bnwdrn J. Donnelly A. R»m-jr I', l.ofrur Burtl* ><r Mv-n«ich J. Orchard Mayo 114 22 ParfM L«dy End Man Gulil Kilat Mr (irahan, If. Billrtt
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    S.C.C. VISIT TO SEREMBAN.
    709 14 Fifty-Six Behind On First Innings. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, May 15. Rain interfered in the Negri SembilanS.C.C. crickot match today and caused play to be abandoned after lunch. The match will be resumed tomorrow. When stumps were I'.rawn today the visitors had gone in for
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    TODAY'S CRICKET.
    69 14 Malacca's 62 for 4 Against The S.C.C. Th.- S.f.C. met Malacra at cricket today on the Pailani;. The vi>ilorn batted ftrxt and made a bad start. At III", they had lost four wickets for ft'J. Redmond (who playe<i splendidly afrainst the Gloucester* yestenlay* «•.<■ out for seven. Wainwrijrht
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    NET BALL LEAGUE.
    44 14 The annual net-ball competition for the Clarke Challenge Shicltl for vnincn"tr*tr* in Ringapoir »MI lurin in tlir middir .f July. Teams wishing »o r-nmpftr arc r»queftod to notify the honorary as? retary. 17 St. George's Road not Inter than June 4.
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    A POLITICAL DIARY OF THE WEEK.
    2537 15 THE IHH hH I CHANCELLOR PRODI CES A DREARY HI M.ET—AND THE HOUSE C ROANS— TARIFFS SAIE THE TAXPAYERS— BIT THE LIMIT REACHED— A RVNCIMAN COMEDY— PARLIAMENTARY LABOI R'S !SEtt LEADER— PREMIER TO RETIRE FROM POLITICS?— MR. BALDWIN AS SUCCESSOR. (From Our Own Correspondent.)
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    BADLY MAILED.
    116 15 Infuriated Lioness And Circus Employee. Severe lacerations ti thr rirM am wot j irrvtl lv (ieorire S<»rs (\H ytai^i. m rmn'oyce of So'e'< ("ircus. at Narrabn. S. V, when he wa» drwed by I fioars wj< pa •in*: through thr n-en-'j; Irrie when I fellow e-nnloyee oPed him
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    TAXATION OF BOOKS.
    125 15 Australia's Intellectual Suicide. taatfgMM Hancock, of the University < f AdHaide. ami the librarian of the Adt-'ai I.Pulilic Lihrarj' (Mr. A. Rutherford Purnell). in a statement. declare' that the way the Federal Government wms hamporinir knowledge in Australia by the taxation of bo' k.< ruulH be likened
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    Notes From Shanghai.
    1459 16 .Sir Miles Lampnon'n Peace Efforts First Rumour* Of j The Trouble In The South I* Public Opinion Behind Mr. Hit Hnn-min? "Heroism From The Security Of Hong Kong What The Sm Imts Want To Know How China's Statesmen Are Hampered What War Has Done For Shanghai. (From
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    LAND OR SEA?
    331 16 American Expedition To Uncharted Antarctic. The American (ieocraphii-al Society, in ii brief announc*nnT.». reveals that tentative plans h»v«- bet-n rompli'ted for an <-\ pediti<»n into the Antarctic in the winter „f i:t:n-:!4. It will be headed liy Kwn Lincoln Ellsworth (whu ill -w <iver the N..i-th I.
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    MALAYS BEAT THE CHINESE.
    714 17 League Football. WINNERS' MARKED 91 I'KRIORITY. MatJMJ I I hiaeM J. Malaya defaatad the CMmm in 'ii >iay at .lalan B« ar StniJium t.\ f. ,ir roak to two. They matlp no mistake abt>ut the way they took the mat'-h. Kight from the start, they vi.
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    U .S. BASEBALL.
    175 17 Results of Games in The Two Major Leagues. N.w York, May It Utseliall games r«MU I I film National League. Cincinnati •"> Brooklyn Wright hit a home run. Chicago Boston I Bt Iwh 7 Philadelphia mem an I.eatue Niw York I hicago 0 Combs hit a home
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    BILLIARDS.
    142 17 Malayan Championship Results. :r. the Malayan billiards i hampianakia tJsfi upi at the New Worid on Saturday ant yesterday ware a* follow i;«vinda Fathol Kanl. Club) beat A. «thani i Junior Civil Mrvice Clob) by 82; i. i H k Kiai iJ.CS. < 'üb» beat Cmm 1 i »»ik->v«?r
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    INTERPORT YACHTING.
    113 17 Port Dickson Beaten In First Race. Th*> u>U>r-port yachting wri«s between tHe RS.YC. and the P>rt Dick»o« Yacht Club began yesterday when the local Club won 'he flr»t race by securing the second. third, fourth and fifth place*. The firs*. Loot home was Pnnai sailed by on* of
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    WELL-EARNED WIN FOR LEWIS.
    806 17 Bruhn's Ruggednest? Decides. (By "Refer**.") That sumetbiaic spectacular ha* to !>■' fli-ir.J t.. attract the goneral public to a txixing show wa.<t BfwVM at the Ml World ■n Satutiiay. From a boxing point of view the piufiammt wa_« a good one. every match brine well made,
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    166 17 Moaaar. May 1«. Cricket- N«»ri SemMian S.r r «»r»rnhan; S.< Malacca. Padanr: IXC. Married ra. Smclri. S.R.r. grd. Vylon Sport i 'la* v, SJ.I., r^.r er< j. Yarhtinr: R.S Y.C. Port Ditk.on I C Singapore Snrinr Proftttional R*c» Meet r.c. lait day. Golf: Navy Challenge Cap. Bakit Timah.
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      138 17 I— J SWtrTEMtD V >' I- J hM i"s%^ &MI *S Wn You cannot actually see |M Beauty coming out of a tin of mA [a Milkmaid" Milk H fc^ LhVI P-^ hr.iuly springs from hr.ilih. .mil hr.il.h W~^ I »^J ts Urvrly th* result of cwretf I9MMMJ M in
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    V.W.C. JUPP.
    278 18 Disgustingly Treated By Committee. A quarrel between V. W. C. Jupp. th. Test cricketer, and an "axe coirmittee" of the Northamptonshire County Cricket Club, led to the announcement on Apr. 2-i that Jupp ha-s resigned the secretaryship of the club. His resignation takes effect from Sept. 30, but
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    MRS. MOODY.
    211 18 Arrives in France With 25 RacquetH. Chprl>ourg, May I. With t»ent.v-fi\e racquets, hut withou* ler fam<>u> pigtail*, Mrs. Hi l«l M rj krrive<l here on board the Ai|Uitania en •oute for Paris where she will compete in the French International Championihip. After her conquest of France sh till
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    CARDIFF CITY.
    176 18 Appeal for Capital Meets With Poor Response. Cardiff City's appeal for fie*h capi'il ha- fmU'<l in such a fiasco that tkt l..r> hj i- offered to return the littlimoney Mbacrik>4. In a ein u!ar to rfMTChoUan, the dire- toi |Kiint out thai only 111 sharo. to t h
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    RENE LACOSTE.
    97 18 Hirominjf A Skilful C.olfer." In the opinion of Arnaud Massy, the vrtcian profes-ional ifolfer, Kene Lacostt 1 I hi- former lawn tennii champion, ix becoming a skilful golfer, and may bo dmaptaa of r*rarue within two year.<. Laroiite ix following the example act by Andre (iobert^ who, after
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    SCHMELING vs. SHARKEY.
    52 18 Fight May Be Postponed To Later Date. New York. May 3. The Madison Square Garden authorities are seeking permii.'ion to postpone <"v Schmelin*- Sharkev title light fro.'i htm 16 to Juna 21 *n mttf avoid a ..i lit with thi» Rep'uli an Nfciion..! "otuention beyinnin* at Ctvtafi
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    BILLIARDS BETWEEN NATIONS?
    984 18 Lindrum's Views. THE (JAMES GREAT FUTURE. (By Walter I indrum. the great AuKtiyimn billiards player.) It is the hope of Mr. Tom Newman an. l nyself during our wsit to the L'mte'.i states to develop a new game of billiard.-' >n an international basis. Everyone knows that
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    COMING M.C.C. TOUR.
    26 18 The yi.C.C. announce that the Enflii) i ricltetert will make a ihort tour of Neti Zealand at the end of the Auatraliat tour.
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    Produce Trade Not Dead.
    3122 19 Mr. W. H. SHELFORD ON COLONY'S POSITION, "Conference The Friend Of Little Shippers." We print below an article on Shipping Conferences and the produce trade of the Straits Settlements specially contributed to the Straits Times by Mr. W. H. Shelford. Since the present controversy on Shipping
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    GAY MUSIC-HALL SCENES.
    172 19 "CollinsV Reopened H\ Mayor Of Islington The ll Dublin. »h.> iMinr Itinic In a .1 mil- hn\. nirht vii.in tl hall nhirh he found.-. I in, l which 'till hi* name, ntllt 8. R. I Thi« h'-t.Mi. a| «he|.- M' V><h and nme ipplM I •< "rhairman.
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    BETTER TEACHERS.
    42 19 Schema Approved h> M S (iiivenmont. With highly <iua> frnmen' h» wheme I Raffle- aJiec< lhre«i ■alHtad I srhooU aftei I of School- and <>r in S.{ y M < sever' <.f th.- awaf parent- t«.th dea<l the not le«- th.f
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      62 19 Today's Crossword Puzzle (CLUES.) ACROSS. M TrouhlrI" Expr»!..» n<rnt 1. Torment 717 1 hh <) I Kntounter Pi r r un<l whlch ■*"iiaßß» turn. M Hautboy. g r < 1 In.h f... nldier knnt.iikf li.a Jf;^ t ri 'J^** -0,^.r..r- I S SaaaaT *0 Salt J5; ntoon Solution of Saturday*
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    Prime Minister Flies From Croydon To Parts.
    47 20 MR. M DO? \l l>- \ll! JOI KM V-- Id.- I'rimr Mimstrr. Mr. K«m-i> M.alK»n»ld. abi>ut to Iratr (rovdon in a It I ma. i.n, lor Int.- in loiitr lo (irnr\a on Apr. 20 to allrnd the Di-armamrnt i.nfrrrncr. (!'i»nrt
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    31 20 PRIME GEOM.E \IS ITS HDSVITAL:— On thr occasion of thr annual "Roue l>a\" at St. Crowes Hopital. I'rinrr Urorge paid a vi<>it of in>pi' rtion and bought a roar. I'lanrt Nrws.)
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    37 20 MMI )li;o lII Ml 111 IHI i MM Mr J V >oun c a former X. A. X. pilot, who propo*** to make a flight l r Kn^lanH to thr <ap«- in an auto giro. (I'lanil New*.)
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    34 20 AN Ml. WO HIS (.K \MM'tf!M)KEN.— Major J. 11. B. ohen. f..rnur M.l' for UlWf »i, taking an ait ing in Hyde I'ark with his thrrr srand children. John, George and I'amela. (I'iaiui -j
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    46 20 ft OMEN'S IN lIX N MlitN \l 'MMt'ETITKIN Mnmm folfrrx from all part* of |hr world i.m* part in IK, -I. mi ii ml. '(national koU tip romprtitioa at RaiwlaK" Til* photo »ho w» Mists A. M. H>dc (kjMchHc) ac>* M»^ S. V. lftcks. (PWact Newb.)
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    52 20 SWEDISH S«KIETY LN M»MM»N _l'r«mincnl nw.plr in S»Hish mk-m-Iv havr arrived in I ...irlon f»r thr nson Tlir p*o<o shows. Irft 1.. n«ht— In front Mr-. SamurlK Mrs. K «nn Kwn. Mr- XXi M.rf. ->■.■•. At bark Miu. Ekaaor Straaxaiorr, Mr* (kckltr M. Mariin. Mi*. Yea.i i on and Master
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