The Straits Times, 12 March 1933

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    33 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAtA, No. 65. Sunday, March 12th., 1933. THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. No. 65. Sunday, March 12th., 1933. Price 10 cents.
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    THOUSANDS DEAD AND HURT IN U.S. 'QUAKE HORROR.
    1056 1 MRS. HOOVER MAY BE AMONG THE VICTIMS Fourteen Cities Wrecked. TERROR-STRUCK FAMILIES FLEE BLAZING HOMES. Hundreds < people were killed and thousands injured in a series of violent earthquakes which rocked California from Friday until yesterday, wrecking fourteen cities razing thousands of
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    GERMAN ALARM.
    47 1 Polish Troops Massing In The Corridor." (From Our Own Correspondent.) Li ndon. Mar. 11. TIIK Daily Kxpress Berlin coricspondent d< lares that the (.ermaii cahinet is alarmed by the concentration it Polish troops at (id\ nia. opix>sit Danzig, and trtrp movements throughout the •'olish orridor.
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    ACTION AGAINST JUNE.
    142 1 LORD INVER€LYDE*B > I MHSCLOSEI) SI IT. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Mar. 11. Lord Inveidyd: is starting an action 'ai i^t hi* wife, .line in the Kdinburgh onrta. The nature of the action is undisclosed but June alleges that her London flat has been waU-hed by
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    SIKH TO DIE.
    139 1 Rubber Estate Murder. Sentence of death was passed hy Mr. Juatie Mills at the Assize Conrt Mater* (fay i.n Santokh Sinjrh, alias Makhan Sisßh, when he was unanimously found euilty of murder :.nd attempted murder on a rubber estate at l'aya Lebar on the nioining: of Dec.
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    BRITAIN'S DEBT.
    64 1 $100,000,000 Silver Payment To U.S.? Wasliinjftc i. Mar. 11. A Bill a i. .hcrisin^ liic President to acct-pt $109,000,000 w nth of iilver from Britain a:; payment < f the June instalment of the War I)t I at the market pri'i provided it does not exceed 4f> ients
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    A GREAT HUMAN DOCUMENT.
    703 1 Written In Singapore Civil Prison. RUSSIAN REFUGEE'S AMAZING STORY. IN the next issue of The Sunday Times publication will begin of a series of articles written by a very remarkable mi>n under very remarkable circumstance*. Thi articles consist of extract* from a lonu description, based on
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    £4.000 FOR 3d. STAMPS.
    34 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Mar. 11. The two rarest stamps in the world, Mauritius penny red and a Mauritius twe penny blue fetched £4,150 at PlumridgeV auction yesterday afternoon.
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    RUBBER LOSS.
    26 1 (From Our Own Correspondent). London, Mar. 11. Seremban Rubber Estates, Ltd., announce a lots for 1932 of £3,345, against £2,965 for the previous year.
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    DAYANG NOT TO WED.
    321 1 Broken Romance With Millionaire. AFTER 9,000-MILE TRIP. She Would Not Live In Rumania. (Fram llw (Hrn P«rre ponilent.) London. Mar. 11. IT U \S amounted i.wla> ih.ii Mm> tii^imi in. in of Mayan*; I^HMMfW I'roi.kc. (he 21-y.ar-old ('auuhter of the Kaja til Sarawak, to Mr. Max
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    LONDON RUBBER & TIN.
    83 1 LONDON RUBBER TIN. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Satuidav KI'BKKK. (Quotations as supplied b\ Syminjit'in and Wilson.) Spot < Buyer*) 2*. (SeMenO 2 :»/n;. Apr. -June 2 7/12. Jul\-Sepl. 2 ">/|(i Oct. -l*i. 2 s. Jan. -Mar. 2 7/lfi. M;trkel hilK >tead> Tin. S|w.l tll'i 2-. 0,1 Three months CI49ISH.M
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    CHARTERED BANK.
    26 1 (From Our Own Cotranondent.) London. Mar. 11. Lord IncKca|H- has bc< n api in ted a director of the Chan. Fn.lia, Australia and China.
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    Behind The Front Page.
    1682 2 DIARIST. \< <«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦♦♦♦♦♦•»> Thr Sundag Timea toot s litth „,n ti Im 'i;/h< bock IH >' that thr verdict of the )u>y" hml bun reserved m the piquant nut broug I Mi. Roland Broddtll ngaintt Holly* Malayan publicity. I n point ni fart thr rn.tr
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      98 2 ,h.EIEETRDIUXmindh I The obstacle of price, which has evented Bjsaay J mmm^P&^ lmm m^l people from purchasing a refrigerator, has lie. ,i WfP^ir-=^ef overcome in the All British EUBCTKOLUX if '•'jeTJCJ^Q MINOR. < osiing only $185 this .vmarkahly etli ißf^aaajMM I cient freezing unit occupies very smail space, ami py^C^^^l
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      285 2 .iijf fa W I rorrtictl) Uini to f'avi- II ti> chcel your ukw 1. Who wi- it MM op.ia "III. M\ What largt <-i m ir.i-ntal area is in-sinjri-r i-raifi a- part of Xcv.foundL'. In ine.hanics. w.a' i- tension land Wha> i-1-i..ii? XI. In anatoif if tympanum? 4. What is
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      41 2 fNO VENDER' T7l THE FOREGROUNr L I SUPPOSE. THE. NO* YOU GOT. THAT f IS BEASTLY t COWS ARE THATS JUST POP ONE «,***> rt*\ £U <r-\TOo! +X WHAT THE.YRE 1 <• I I I ll CCopyright. 1931 by The Bell SynJicatj. Inc.)^
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    Cash Prizes For Football Enthusiasts.
    819 3 NO ENTRANCE FEE REQUIRED. $100 Offered For Best Forecast Of Ten Results. A further football competition has been arranged. $100 I£ OFFERED FOR THE BEST FORECAST 0F THE TEN FOOTBALL MATCHES GIVEN BELOW, WHICH ARE SCHEDULED TO BE PLAYED ON SATURDAY NEXT, MARCH is. NO
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    Poor Singapore Should Be Singapur!
    1705 3 Poor Singapore Should Be Singapur! JUST WHAT'S IN A NAME. Through Numhers To Prosperity. Singapore should be Sintfapur. I'ntil it is we are numerobfk*s% doomed lo misfortune, according to Mr. Nguyenu Hoanjjf. Our Expression is all wrong, our Soul urge needs Rintfering up and we are suffering very badly indeed
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    ST. BERNHARD MONKS FOR TIBET.
    1084 3 ST. BERNHARD MONKS FOR TIBET. ROMAN 11C TALES OF THE SWISS ALPS. (IS) l>r. Max (.uttmann.) fTH V. nw aki >'f si. i:.i M new ili-tinit'-ly decided t<> leave the for TiU-t. where they will continue their humanitarian work Mi t lit" Si-La I'a-.- hi In the rash <>i S\>.
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      119 3 a v Times Football Competition. I' Jr*FtyhP l^bwinjr arc the matches selected for this \.M f* Nv^ffor^n^sWiti'iii. They arc to !><■ played on the ground /FJt 1 -t-n^etl rlub on A'arclf 11. Read .arcfully the •^instrticLwm'V jjcivl^ubove and the information supplied 4 >>elo*/r.h# tittin-t^ui biaikots inditate th<- results of the
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      179 3 SIR MALCOLM CAMPBELL says: "I predict that the future of this car is absolutely assured." "Having tried it (the Ten-Four). I am convinced that it willappeal to the general motormn public from every point of view," writes Hr Malcolm Campbell in 'The FuU.' "Here is a rt'.tl motor Car. solidly
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    FASHION PUTS THE CLOCK BACK 200 YEARS.
    1633 4  -  E. H. Symonds. For Women Only. By Veils In Vogue. REVIVING THE COLOUR SENSE OF 1830. TODAY, colour selection is the bane of both the manufacturers and distributors lives. To forecast successfully those shades which will be popular during the ensuing Season is
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    Women Will Wear Berets.
    759 4 WHO said women wire fickle? In the opinion of her milliner, the average woman is so constant that she is befrinninjf to despair of he.- (writes Victoria Chappelle in the Daily Mail.) for she blandly refuses to give up the hi t-t. She wears it, in
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      214 4 WHITEAWAYS ONE DOLLAR DAYS Commence TOMORROW MONDAY MARCH 13th, and continue until SATURDAY APRIL Ist. I siful ar'iclt- I i tin ull l><-|i;irl nit-nl will In- ill- .1.: i .1 >• i 1 Ik- ".round flour at One for a Dollar. Two for a Dollar. Three for a Dollar. Four
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      131 4 ranfcT I 2nd Floor, Maynard Building. Henry H. Cohen, Ltd. Telephone 3164. 16, BATTERY ROAD. SINGAPORE. RENE ULLMANN (MILLINERY DEPARTMENT) NEW ARRIVAL THE MOST BEAUTIFUL MATERIALS FOR DRESSES. COMPLETE ASSORTMENT Of SHADES AND NEW PATTERNS IN HK.H QUALINRft LADIES HATS.— ALL PATTERNS AND MODELS SHOW AKK K\< I I SIVE
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    THE WRITING ON THE WALL.
    556 5 Cost Man 255. POETRY "DAUBED" ALL OVER FLAT ROOM. AN act ion in wMcfa a i v i l Servaal was sued for tiamage- by >ii- landlady for writing i try on ih>- walls and ceilings of« a tlai wai n ried al CWrkawweß County
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    AIR STATION IN MIN-ATLANTIC.
    208 5 AIR STATION IN MIN-ATLANTIC. BFRUN TO FtlO IN FOl K h\YS. Till ..iKMI U>3 -learner We.-tfalen which has been chartered by the Lufthansa to serve n-- a fWatilg air station in the middle of the South Atlantic, has been completely recoil 1 1 ucietl. She successfully carried out her trials
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    judge And A Woman's Sex Appeal.
    1341 5 PERJURY CHARGE ACQUITTAL. Story Of "Platonic Love" For Man Of 73. Comments by (In judce on sex appeal and platonic affivtion were a feature ol ;< remarkable rase at the Old Hailev. in which a woman was acquitted on a charge of making a
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    LIVERPOOL IN DISTRESS.
    248 5 S.O.S. TO CABINET FOR <;u>oo.ooo. LIVERPOOL, the fourCf largest city in j Britain, has declared itself in a state j if emergenc) An S o S to the Government to a n the lity's rcaeae hataaat of the bareVn' 4 public' relief to the unemployed I i.
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    PRISONER SAVES CAPTOR'S LIFE.
    401 5 PRISONER SAVES CAPTOR 'S LIFE. PLANh WIECKED IN V BUZZ UiD. A Jaik London story in real lift- i* disclosed in the laconic official repon issued l>y the Royal Canadian Mou; Police r «enl airplane crash at MoomLake. The ivpuit <l/scrilx-s how a half-h prisoner, heinjr conveyed in custody '.o
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    £350.000 OVERHAUL.
    62 5 Th, W British M to be m I I|(Mli material will !>e used tliroujrh(iit. and the work, wlvch will last tiv.- will MS Of of the tfulli > i- in turr.. An utii. lal aM hi crn is inakr tan i.;ii h i '.<•!.■ boiMta i:rc|>root, i.i lx>l
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      153 5 AUIAMBRA The Independent Theatre with the Pick of the World's Pictures. MATINEE TODAY AT 3 P.M. In tfcs vi v ifl wtttßg 'if Ki;u'< rcd»iM»d lrr«'* lure al last the Mats Ihr >•• hi»l<- world has himiiurcd to SBa liißfthcr! Charles Farrell Joan Bennett ptrL-.tls <:i-l in thi* wild n\v
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      84 5 You need a Good Laugh HERE IT IS CAPITOL j Opening at Today's Matinee 3.15. The Popular "Wide-open Faced" Comedian ifc yiK in First National's Riot of nT> tW fun and Merriment m W -9m wtm^ 1«■ TFNDERFOOT with GINGER ROGERS. You rememlK-r liow you roared ut him in "TOP
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      94 5 Owing to Tremendous Success Season Extended FT™\ NIGIHTLY 6.15 l» 9.15 P.fri- "Matinee"T OD A V "at 3.15. j IF YOU MISS IT, YOU'LL HAVE YOURSELF TO BLAME!! ERNST LUBITSCH'S Superbly-produced Comedy "TROUBLE i !IN PARADISE" WITH j HERBERT MARSH ALL_ j I [hIRIAM HOPKINS j lTA~Y"TiuiirClT"} ('CHARLIE RU6GLES rra
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    MY WARNING TO READERS.
    1261 6 BRIDGE NOTES Avoid Blue Book "Bridge Gymnastics. (B) K. i: Kemp) I AS'l week 1 gave partieulan of a deal from a natch in which Mr. and MrCulbertaon called seven hearts "through the use- of the new albertsoa four-five no-! rump convention," while the opponents iii
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    ONE STORMY NIGHT.
    261 6 Unlucky For A Bill Collector. A bill collector, Osman bin Moh 1. Bailiff, with over twenty years' service with Messrs E. A. Brown and Co., was cc.'ivicted yesle;day morning before Mr. A Hay, the Singapore Third Magistrate, of three separate charges of criminal breach of trust as
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    Mainly About Malayans
    2426 6 Patron Saints In The Slump St. George And Fox-Trots National Societies In Malaya Irishmen's Problems Stories Of Kelantan A Radical M.P.'s Adventure. BY THE WANDERER. "CJT. GEORGE arnst not be let down." O This is he slogan of Englishmen in Perak during these distressful times and accordingly
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    MICHAEL ANGELO SHOCKS U.S.
    267 6 WORKS DECLARED OBSCENE. THK I'nitt'd Slat-- Customs Bureau, the >m.st arbitrary od all luiieaucratic Government organisation*! has finally learned a iHfN, Ml history's .mtul painte?- tnd the Vatican to t«ach it. A few WMkl W 1 art gallery o!<leri?(l from |mm of pamphlets containing photographi of
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      111 6 \o. 63 ETHEL J4VE HE'LL SACK GARDENER. The string was otf -the nail out of his shoe "Besides." said ESiel Jane, "Ms MOdi are good The \ir.;r stood lir.n. "I know what I shall do! You'd like them ver;- mock, I'm Mre you would "I'm tired of havirg that man
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    That Men at Claverton Mansions.
    3963 7 That Men at Claverton Mansions. Holloway Horn (AuthortOfS'George/'^'TheJntruders/r' etc.) "Sure I know him." the girl replied, looking from one man to the other. "Then I'm the bearer of bad tidings. You evidently haven't beard the news?" "Heard whal ru "That he is dead." "Lynn dead." mm raelaimed incredulously. "Murdered," said
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      130 7 The Geography Test lure an a iiimUi of Kt-ojjraprical questions that you should \te able to fry. 1.. -mi n- luriiin^. to pajif »l»n thi- MflVCt r»-i>>u-s will be found 1. \\h;.t the !ar-M>; eritini-nt? Where is Mammoth Cave toeatad \|/;>" ximatcljr how nuch of the i nhal>itat)lc land sutfa(<
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    TOTIDEM VERBIS.
    2137 8 fc.o >k at all the trouMc I have stirred up." Mr. Bernard Slkiw said in Peipin),uc<ntly. "Puwn in Hong Kong, I re fused to make a -nieci:, but hundred •f -indents there aske.l me to say a few words to them, so I told them they should study
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    THE BIRTH OF KUALA LUMPUR.
    1285 8  - THE BIRTH OF KUALA LUMPUR. Nina Daly. By THK histjry of the F.M.S. is so well! known to the readers of the Straits Times that I have no intention of enlarg- ing upon it, but I have lately happened upon a few notes regarding the birth of Kuala Lumpur as
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    133 8 Thoughtless people in th country who complain merely <■ <y have had 'heir pdy cut bj SS pi r ifi". SC pause and reflect on the seriousne-i-- o. the paalllaa wksdi baa davaa H< mi where tho-H' u.lfol". .na'e peep! knowr as **L I are i after ing unheard wi
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    STOP PRESS.
    204 8 I'reim the Fireman ol i!ie \nanias Ne«- raitorj l.i.Miiah Mis Kin, Saturday. I have dtaaavaiad Aaaaiaa, klmi Aaappeared Iron) hi-> usuil haunts in a most aysterioaa awaaer -l.ortly after midcias. He i- U ing in bed lie re and i> :i little P'.e>r< in e:liert'nt than usual. l!e
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      163 8 AMUSEMENTS. SINGAPORE. ALHAMBRA THEATRE. Will) (.11(1. with harles larrcll und Joun Bc-nnrtt. 6.13—9.1.') p.m. I'hon* 6&0». CAPITOL THEATRE. THK TKMIKKIOOT with Jen- K. Brow n. 6.13—9.1.".. Itaau 3261-2. MARLBOUOIGH THEATRE. 1 1 i (,e,i.i; POI i.ovk CMasss fUMa. 7 9.:»0 p.m. NEW WORLD. SIDE SHOWS. CABARET DANCING, TALKIES, THEATRES and
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      35 8 PIANO TUNING— REPAIRS. REMOVALS— HIRE, E. CHARLES. Phone 2902. 282, Orchard Road. TO LET COMKORTABI.K fcl KOPEAN Bl NI.AI.OW, 17. Chancery Lnn<*. unfurnishi-el. Two beelronms. trarafre, tas, electric lii/hts and «ati-r. Moderate ic-nt. Apply .">. Bisaes
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      44 8 J* 3 Tur £gkz .^rfe;:' TODAYS Xf Mn THE n-'iV v '^j^-ilassertion s 7m i^-T" Asf EOTIONS ?y y|j| An :^r lj^ 4 V%> ANANIAS J?Wt.. ItSMi cw<&n n h n n n n r, n n n n n n o n !tiW'
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    "MALAYA MUST SAVE 300 EUROPEANS."
    1484 9 Letter Stirs Public To Action. OFFERS OF HELP POUR IN. More Gra\ v Unemployment Revelations. Singapore has been stirred by the poignant letter of "Xwork/ published in the Straits Times ve.-terday, in which this I nemployed European re\fa!ed how he was keeping himself, his wife
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    SIN TAKEN OUT OF SINGAPORE.
    363 9 "Cleanest City." HOLLYWOOD "GETS US WRONG." Thafs BmVgapate, that was hut it is no lenger! Haßywaadl, it appear-. II S ge4 it all v n»nK. YEARS ago, Singapore may have su^ge ted to the vi« tor the "Cesspool of the East." There may havi Ik
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    THE WRONG RULE OF THE ROAD.
    318 9 FOREIGN U SIOM GETS MW INTO TROUBLE. DRIVING for t!.e first time in a country where 'the left-hand-side-of-the-road rale Ii enio.v. -d. Derk Roe tnon, a Dutch otV.cer 01 a K.I.M. ship met with an accident on Friday ni^ht. The sequel t tnis was
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    Rhapsody In Blue And Other Colours.
    331 9 Rhapsody In Blue And Other Colours. Wear < pia 1 And MTaU l!rili-.|i." by LJttks' Mannequins. WinA M<nnu niiiit Mitt KUIn-in. Strinld Mlll.m (/I'lil Him -I' iii II Third Mmim ijinn Mr. Pl>W afMi Fourth Mn Hiiti/niii .1/,.- AUken. Fifth Mil mi' iiriii .1/i'xi Iliitii 111I II, I .1 A
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    MAKING TAXES A PLEASURE!
    706 9 "JUST FOB jo\ OF SEEING m:w offices." gengnnore 1 aew Vehicles Begistratioa ottice was anened yeaterday. There was a very awfja attendance in the Court House, amonjr the beinjr Mr. (J. L Ham, president of the Munkinal CommisaJoners, Mr. and Mrs. I. I. Dnwaon, Mr. (>.
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    TAUGHT EX-KING TO "SWING."
    380 9 Keppel Golfer's Tips. A LITTLE TALE OF A P. AND 0. LINER. THIS it tin' atery cf "thl man in th« cm ncr" not Ba OW M liez\ «-i a aaaatba* of the K*vpel <;<df Club, Singapore, who taught an ex Knnc a few In point
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      120 9 Are you still using your throat as a filter When tobacco is burnt, harsh irritants are inevitably produced. If the cigareites you smoke are not filter tipped, ihen your throat must be the filter. With the impurities filtered out. you protect your throat fromirritation, and emoy to the fu'l the
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    Prince Appeals To Manufacturers.
    1343 10 WORLD CO-OPERATION. Tragic Paradox Of Want Amid Plontv. «;:il to Bri ish manufacturers and industrialist! to be up and doing in tht (|iies| for world trade was BOOUded b> Hie Prince of Wales at the dinner at the British Industries lair al the Mansion Roe <•
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    JUNK TRIP OFF.
    404 10 Soon Lee Returning To Singapore. DAD hack which had dfsjged the two Engfishmei aUsi B. Irh and Jam. V. I.cich, ;vcr sin:e the;. Sinjjapcie in a trirtr-en-tin junk on their aii\« ntuious trip to I/'ndon, lias I.; means ended. The last blow ha. been the chanjc^ of
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    "HAIL PENANG!"
    214 10 To the Editor of the Sunday Tinier Sir,-- Your ManWt vl.o recently saw a refere.ue to my hook. "Hail, Perning!" and to myself, aajr iluid" that the pasjtleBJHUI who wrote the )>:»raKraphs in roar gossip feature itoasnrns high cosnmendation for the quality < f the mud he has
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    HE'S VERY MUCH IN LOVE.
    795 10 HE'S VERY MUCH IN LOVE. \l\\. MAID \M) HER PATHEnt LOVE is blind, they sa\. It have been in 1 1 1 enae of a Bengali whi -i iancee's father i* alleged to have heated him of $101 ri apt tin, Mr. ii. A. Porrer, the Criminal I>> t.iit Judge.
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    BANKER'S £800,000.
    91 10 Lord Wolverton's Estate. Lord Wolverton, the banker-pot r, who d td i" October la.-1 \i ai t M M i I va'ui.l at more than CB<*o,ooo. A racehorse owaei \vh< rarely made a Int. Lord \Vol\ in h.-. a!-D a keen in..'i I 'I big r»OM hunti'i (>n
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      26 10 > At dese cl plaij Q <* sfrnfrA Xl NC CECUCE m \JttJi'f f VAzS&orys/rA <fey f- with the right spirit. cujSo&tow f A I"^ T ffiM/s^^nnM'a^^^ii^ i^^^^^^Bilb^^^ml
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      217 10 JWbar *AY?& \A/{\ 111 f\ r\ rf^\ f*— Vt*r an- a spinster wli.i lias loyally adt.ptni the child of a widower Who is in suih dkaßtratt finar.cial st r;-. it s that he caaaot j)r" for it. The aiT-UK-rnvnt is accordiag to his wish. Ymn ";>• a*. Yni have beeoane
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    "Sous Les Toits De Paris"
    4000 11 An Englishman Takes The Lid Off The Gay Capital. Adventures Down And Out. i I'aris allinu 1 Bj Harry J. Gfmm«| «ra*L Hurst and Mlaikctt. I*I No English journalist who has worked i in Paris ami few who have ever visited that ciiy will need
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      13 11 VV fry M/J "Msjij. of the .New York Bar, and "Kip," the artist.
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      201 11 NOTICE We hrreliy notify thr public, th.it our firm of M. EZEKIEL 4 SUSS. y U ;.l A«d Optician*. RAFFLES CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PL/ SINGAPORE, has no connection and interest whatsoever with any other h'rni carrying the name EZEKIEL in Singapore. M. EZEKIEL SONS, Qualified Optician*. Only Addreng: RAFFLES I HAMBKM,
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    Amazing Millionaire's Mansion Scenes.
    1441 12 SHOE-THROWING ALLEGED. La«lv Bowden Fails With Separation Suit. A shoe-throwing incident ;»nd violent scenes which were aUescdj to haveVcurred bet wen Sir Harold Houston Bowden. Ihe rich industrialist, and his wife. Lady (Muriel) Mow den. were referred to in the Divorce Court on Feb. 16. Mention
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    SCOTTISH FLAG CONTROVERSY.
    330 12 UTHOKITIKS DIFFEI ON LION RAMPANT. |"T ia unlikely that tho Lord Lyo.i KiB«T-of-Arms -.ill real onfent with a rul- log of the S. ottish Otkt M to who may By the Lion Rampant rwi in what cncunist.mces. The Stirling cinema proprietor, who 1 wa.- ni|uiied to remov*
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    HORSE HERO.
    144 12 Saves His Master's Life. This i- th-- a«a t i Iforgaa, 1 dope jfUSI old. For marc than a quarter of a Morgan ha* workH 'indi'r.^atf.iiwat 11 ii-iii'iv. on tae roruer> of t smarthen and Class* 1 x.m. The othe- lav, M hs iii'lt-rgi ound Ktabie, Old V
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    NEW CAPE BID.
    96 12 There And Back In A Week. An ■llamni fly <'ap<- Town and back in little nio r than a week is to inmade short l y by .< British airman Hying an all-British aeroplane of his own design. Vh .-:< -t will I. Mr. E. Pwrtival, and
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    LAST OF ARAB BANDITS.
    479 12 RIFLE Dl EL IN THE DESERT. THK roiga of the Arab bandit- on the Sinai-l'alc- tine f n.m i<-, \a- brought! to an effectual end a short time ago when a British [sjaaector af the Palestine Police I shot the last reasaaiiag member of the gang
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    LINERS FOR JAPAN.
    172 12 Metfnntic And Baltic Sail. The two White Star Uswra, Heapaatii and Baltic, which were re ratty purchased by Japnn for breaking-up purposes, have sailed far 'be Far I It is undei stood that on- of them carried MM tons af io.il. Hi ill liners acted M troopship-
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    NATURE: THE SUPREME CONJURER.
    1368 12  - NATURE: THE SUPREME CONJURER. A. J. Forrest. (Bj AMAZING REAL LIFE ILLUSIONS. THE an of the conjuror tills 11- with aetight. His dasaUag exhibitions i»f sleitrht-of-hand, the i-ase in which transmutes water into milk or w me, power of lx?stowinif invisil>ility on hi sistants, and a hundred and one other
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    AROUND THE CLUBS.
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    RAIN MARS SELANGOR RACES.
    694 14 SPRING MEETING OPENS. Bartle's Two Firsts. HEAVY GOING AND SLOW TIMES RECORDED. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Mar. 11. RAIN mailed today's race events on the first day of the Selangor Turr Club spring meeting, and as a result of keeping many away, the crowd
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    LEICESTER DRAW WITH ARSENAL.
    333 14 HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS. The following matches were playv-d in the Bngtiah and Scottish Leagues today: Final Division. Aston Villu S West Brom A. 8 ltolton Wands. 0 Sunderland 0 Cheltea 1 Blackpool 0 Hudderstield T. 0 Derby Omnty 0 r <". 1 Arsenal 1 i iv»-r)>'
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    DAZZLING TENNIS.
    116 14 Davis Cup Players In Penang. (From Our Own Correspondent.) l'enang. Mar. 11. The Japanese Davis tup players, who pasned through Penang today, played a tnjmjbi'!- of eJdhibkij i niatche- at the Cricket Cluli ioui.i>. A large crowd caw Japans haj playing dazzling tenni- loth in singles and doubles
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    BOXING.
    13 14 ■axing at the New World la-l ni|r»t j)«.sti>oiied awtal t(l 1 al
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    LOCAL FOOTBALL.
    42 14 The following will line up for tin Netherlands TrailiiiK Society maun t th>S.CC. B team tomorrow on the latter > ground. P. A. Beins, Omar, Adnan. Ali, Hanidan. Shariff, I.im Teck Kirn, Salleh, J Maa eii, D. Rievhelmann, Lim Teck Sen>-.
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    M.C.C. COLLAPSE BADLY.
    161 14 Tail Fails To Wag. SOUTH AUSTRALIA ALL OUT! FOR 191. i Adelaide. Mar. 11. PI.AY was continued today in the concluding game of the M.C.C.'s Australian tour against South Australia, whifh began yesterday. When stumps were drawn yesterday, the M.C.C.. who had won the tons and elected
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    SOCEER MATCHES.
    121 14 A. F. A. And Daylight Saving. In eonse«iueme of daylight saviin;, all t'ortUall matches l»y<vi un(i< r Ik asjtMjaal of th A ->..: i^tion Jariac > n< ii-rrent aaaaaa wM bwti at 5.15 p.i.i., the Singapore A.X.A. aacaMMM. Hn«r- af itdmn >.i .or inatt'i al -h.? Ans<>n Kca<i
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    RING HEROISM.
    61 14 Army Boxer Fights With Broken Jaw. (.'■'ruin Oar <>wn CoTespoadeat). l.ondon, Mar. 1 I. Lieut. Sarabjr, terrilorial, foujrlit mm round with a broken jaw in th;- Aimy chataßtaashißß, later raJlapsias;. Lirut. Powvil af the Wafch Paailian knocked <li\sn bit heavier opponent eight time- in in ie scion l
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    S.C.C. vs. R. A. F.
    493 14 T.< ".ii- i l»:vi>ion LaagM mati 'i S.c aafWaj R.A.K.. peeteoaaa on Mar. will l>e played on the S.CC Padanjr ->ii M t'duy. April, K» at 8.11 p.m. The Second Division League matcli, Police WHIM Harlequins, postponed M Mar. !> will Im- played at Anst.n
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    "MIRACLE GIRL" MYSTERY.
    119 14 Vatican Inquiry. NEVER EATS: BEARS CHRIST'S WOUNDS. THE German miracle giri." Terera Neumann. has MSJMSJbsa to thjg request of the Roman Catholic hierarelivto undergo examination l>y experts to settle all doubts that: She l>ears the stigmata the five woun. ls of Christ. She undergoes the Passion each
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    A MALAYAN SPORTING DIARY.
    1314 15  -  FORWARD. By K. L. Cricketer* \o/ Yt'l In Form How Slump iff rets Sport The FootbmU Meeting ImII Singh** DistinctUm Friday. IT is probable thai cricket team in Koala Lumpur have not yet ■trues 'heir real form, the weather having interfered with play BO much during
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    PENANG.
    923 15 Two Record-Smashing Centuries. THE Ciic-kct CM made Malayan i-r.t-k' t histnr\ durin<v the last week-end in their encoaater with the Oylon Association |>'ana<le. There ia some deoe y 1 whether the total 1 bit up by the Cricket Club constitute* Penaac record no liouht whatever that conby two consecutive
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    MALACCA.
    368 15 Hij*h School's Eine Cricket Win. r\V<i cricket ffab« were playe I avri bat m only one of tin fi d atioa aiilved at. <^n the Bt. [nsi itutior i and the School did veil t'> dt f< i at tin Eurasian Volunteers hy our wiel A foataii f the
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    LEAGUE TABLES.
    601 15 Interesting Position In First Division. The foUowinja; m n- 't;:;ms in the English and S .1 r w, i». w. a- ft* I M 4". 4C Wld. ill 1H I i; Villa I- N'ewrastU l;,l. ;.l 17 18 -1 H i- g I 0 30 12 1" H
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    Exciting Soccer At Anson Road Stadium.
    47 16 Exciting Soccer At Anson Road Stadium. l.«-ft and aho\»- Two incident- in the ('hiiusp \ersus Wiltshin Lame at \n«i«in K< a I 8( I which the soldiers won h> :i goals In 2 after a thri.linK match. in Chinese team photographed l).f<»r.> the match. The Wi.tshires team.
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    48 16 A BE.MTY PARLOIR undcrnepth a hu«e doll with flowinj.' tresses, in |„.s Anuelts street, another of the fantastic '"shape sheps a craze proSabh inspired by Hollywood's famous I. row n Derby" Restaurant, which was shaped like a howler hat and was the resort of film stars. (Planet Ne\»>.)
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