Malaya Tribune, 24 February 1932

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XIX. No. -46 SINGAPORE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wednesday, Feb. 24, 1932. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1932.
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      576 1 I I f THE "MALAYA TWBUNE" IS THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM LN MALAYA. jl Johnson Phillips, Ltd j LONDON Electrical Engineers and Cable Makers. j Established-1875. Insulated Wires Cables, Transformers, j Switchgear, Overhead Line Material, &c. j Large stocks held in Malaya. SOLE AGENTS: SIME, DARBY Co., Ltd. j S.S.
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    Girls' Corner.
    353 2 Contributed By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. AUNTIE LIZZIE'S LETTER. .4 Storm Of Criticism. Mv dear Nieces. There is a storm of criticism this week. The boys are very annoyed over >n<; artiste ttnl in by "A Shanghai Rosebud" and have replied to it. It is, in a way. a
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    Things Seen And Heard By My Desk.
    419 2 (By Helen Tan.) One day I came to life and I am very glad to relate my story to all of you. I am an ordinary desk placed at the cornel of the room where I was occupied by a Chinese girl. This
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    Horoscopes.
    275 2 (By Lily Gan.) When a child Is bom, many people in this country get its horoscope written. The Chinese especially do this. The astrologer pretends to be able to find out •rom the present what the child's destiny vill be. He will be wrong irt every Case except vhere
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    HOW JIMMY WENT THROUGH IT.
    1619 2 A Storm Of Criticism. ißy Wee Aik Hock.) One interesting subject from "A Shanghai Rim bud. Who depicted partially the events ci a schoolboy s day under the heading of How Jimmy Went Through It." attracted my notice while reading the 'Girls' Corner." Taking the
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    Heroes Of Everyday Life.
    666 2 (By "Jean") Heroism is not only displayed on the battlefield. The mean little alleys, the miserable slums, tcj, have their heroes. Heroism does not live only in the hearts of the rich, for the poor, also, can be heroic. There is more heroism among those who
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    A PICNIC IN KUCHING.
    747 2 How Girls Enjoy Themselves. (By 'Gwennie.") Ch girls, I really must tell you about tht funniest train in the world! When I was down in Kuching my sister and I were invited to spend the day up in the country. At six o'clock in th? morning
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    OUR SCHOOL DAYS.
    432 2 Are They The Happiest Days Of One's Life? (By 'Isabella") "Yes."' siihs the sweet old lady as she knits complacentiy in her big armchair. "If only I could live thos« wonderful days over again! Such happy carefree days, no troubles, no worries!" Are school-days the happiest of
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      622 2 The Rejuvenation Scientific Op nion ()n y- and Fertiline The importance curing sexual iniput of the gland horm cion is based is bo thtlr P'^i*. cognised and appn < r.. authorities for it has that the hormonsecretion are th" onk Wllh >rs 4 j the human system. \v theoretical standp.
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    SCOTLAND'S FUTURE.
    765 3 SIGNS OF NEW LIFE STIRRING. LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE. Mr. George Malcolm Thomson gave an address on "Is Scotland Losing the Battle?" recently before the Vernacular Circle of the Burns Club of liOndon in the Scots Corporation Hall. Dr. J. M. Bulloch presided over a good attendance. Mr. Thomson
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    EUROPEAN VOTARIES OF BUDDHA.
    67 3 REVELATION IN SWEDISH EXHIBITION. Stockholm, Jan. 27. The existence of a surprising number of European devotees of the Buddha has been proved in a curious way. At the conclusion of the Chinese and Japanese exhibitions, innumerable silver coins were found behind the Buddha images. As no
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    DEATH AND AFTER
    917 3 THE PURPOSE OF EXISTENCE. A CYCLE OF LIVES. An interesting lecture was given by Mr. B. W. Paul at the Hong Kong Lodge of the Theo.sophical Society recently, the subject being Death and After." Death," the lecturer said, "was not the terrible calamity that it was popularly
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    A BUILDING THAT IS NO MORE.
    23 3 By Courtesy of "Mm Kuo Jit Po." Shanghai North Station before it was destroyed by Japanese bombs.
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    REPARATIONS AND WAR DEBTS.
    3773 4 ADDRESS TO HONG KONG ROTARIANS. PROBLEMS LUCIDLY EXPLAINED. ■Reparations sad War D-bts" formed the subject of a most lucid and interesting address which was delivered by Professor R. Robertson at the weekly m c ang of the Hont Konz Rotary Club, which was held in Messrs.
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    DARING FRENCH NAVIGATOR.
    407 4 TO SAIL TO FRANCE IN A JUNK. Hankow, Jan. 28. On Jaiuary 24. a Ningpo junk came to anchor off the French Bund. had been built by Capitair.e Eric de Bisschop who is leaving next October on an Hydrographic Expedition, under the auspices ol the French Geographical
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      338 4 OF BABY'S A Had to Keep G Hands. Cuticura Healed, "When baby v eczema broke out h l s fh head Hecof the ltchmg arui scratch until n did not tak- bin "He v...:. f,~j months when mv n otl er adv m? ;jra Soap and Oil |77 C sample
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1477 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING. Singapore, February 24, 10 a.m. Year CLOSING QUOTATIONS Ends. Buyers. Sellers. m Kumbang Tin Dec. 31 £1. 4 0 £1. 5.0 C ,tral Malay Dec. 31 0.18.0 1.0.0 r Hitam Tin June 30 0.10.C 0.11.0 fl Mil Tin Dec. 31 0.10.3 0.11.3 l 0 Padang June
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      651 5 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. Radio Stations Received In Malaya. All times given in the following list are Singapore time*. MONDAYS. PETALING HILL, 55.5 metres, testing dally from 10.30 to 11 am. RADIO SAIGON, 49.02 metres, 12 k.w.; 6.30 to 7.30 p.m. recital of chamber or classical music by the soloists
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      517 5 65 metres; 6.30 to 7 p.m. Asiatic music; to 7.15 pm. English recorded music; 7.1 i to 7.25 p.m. British Official Wireless News; 7.25 to 8.30 p.m. recital of latest H. M. V. recorded music. RADIO-SAIGON as Tuesday. CHELMSFORD. 7.30 to 8.30 UJn., J to 7 a.m. "Regional" programme and
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    AT THE CINEMAS.
    196 7 Alhambra Shows "The Man In Possession." It goes without saying that any film In which Robert Montgomery plays the lead is a film worth seeing, and this is true of "The Man in Possession," which began a season at the Alhambra last night. Montgomery's rise to screen
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    Hindustani Talkie Attracts Big Crowds.
    188 7 Lofty idealism of the unsullied type was the essential charact r'st'c of the theme cf "Dicupadi" which began a season at the Marlbcrough last night. As t e caption ndicates it was a scie?n adaptation of an.cdotes taken frcm the earlier portions cf the great
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    RECORDING THE "MESSIAH."
    125 7 BRISK BOOKING FOR COMING CONCERT. The plans for the Singapore Musical Society's oratorio, "The Messiah," are now open at John Little's, and booking is proceeding briskly. Holders of vouchers to be exchanged for scat tickets should note that Friday's performance starts at 9.15, and not at 9.30
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    V.M.C.A. ACTIVITIES.
    45 7 LITERARY, DEBATING AND DRAMATIC SOCIETY. A meeting of all members interested in the formation of a Literary, Debating and Dramatic Society will be held in the Board Room of the V.M.C.A. on Wednesday next at 8.30 p.m. All members are invited to attend.
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      434 7 i Victoria Memorial Hall SINGAPORE MUSICAL SOCIETY. (THE MESSIAH Friday, March 4, at 9.15 p.m. Monday, 7 9 at 5 30 p.m. Prices: $2, $1 and Cents 50. Booking at Littles from Tuesday February 23. COMING The Grant Anderson Company. Be among the first to see it The laughs. the
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      634 7 I LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED—WIRELESS SET must be In perfect order and cheap. Apply Box 515, do •Malaya Tribun.." I WANTED—Experienced Canva.ver High I Commi.sions. Apply Malayan Sports Pictorini. i 10, Beat Quay, with testimonial. TO LET—Th; entire top floor of a commodious shop in Selegie Road. Furnished or unfurnished. Electric
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    JAPAN MUST FAY!
    775 8 What Cowper called "the fathomless abyss of folly" is Japan's fate to-day—and for many years to come. A heavy price will have to be paid, and justly paid, for the recent and current events in Manchuria and at Shanghai, and for what unhappily seem to be the
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    16 8 Mr S S Pillay. Tampin. is convalescing in the' General Hospital. Seremban. aft r an operation.
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    22 8 Th- d-ath took place on Saturday night ac Taiping of Mr. Soo Hoy Weng. son of Dr. Saw Ah Choy, M.C.H.. J.P.
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    24 8 Mr S R. Wallace, the survivor of the Klang shooting outrage of Nov. 16 last, hopes tc leave hospital in a fortnight or so.
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    23 8 -What Do We Know?" will be th? subject of a lecture at the Theosophical Soc ety. 181. Tank Road, to-morrow at 6.30 p.m.
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    20 8 Tw.lve building sites at Tanah Rata, Cameron Highlands, have already been alienated, and about twenty more have been applied for.
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    22 8 Mr. K. Murugasu, Chief Clerk, Land Office, Tampin. has been recomm nded for promotion to Special Clacs of the General Clerical Service.
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    32 8 Capt. R. Irvine, District Officer. Tampin. wi'l be away on srort 1 aye at Buk t Fraser from March 12 to March 28. Inche Mohamed Idris will act for him at Tampin.
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    38 8 Congratulations are offer d to His Highness the Sultan of Perak on th- birth of a daughter. The Raja Pereropuan and the baby are doing well. A salute of nne guns was fired at Kuala Kangsar on Sunday.
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    77 8 Sir George Maxwell states that the International Tin Control Sch me is perfectly equitable to Malaya. With all due respect to Sir George, who is a very able man, we do not (says the "Times of Malaya") find ourself in complete agreement wi h him. On broad principle, adds the
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    SECRET MEETING OF STATE COUNCIL.
    233 8 Official Summary. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. Feb. 24. Anomcalresumĕ cf the first meeting of th new Perak State Council, which was closed cC. .he Press, was issued tc-day. It shows that Malay Unofficials had asked several questions. th° chief of which was with regard
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    POLICY IN BURMA.
    116 8 IMPORTANT DEBATE TO BE DEFERRED. Rugby, 23. Ackerl in the House of Commons to-day Whether the House would have an opportunity in the present session to discuss the report cf the Burma Round-Table Conference and the Government's declaration of policy on the constitutional advance ia Burma. Mr.
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    WILLIS HONOURED.
    125 8 ECHO OF "POSEIDON" DISASTER. Rugry, Feb. 23. His Majesty King held the hrst inves iture of the year at Buckingham Palace to-day. Anion? those decorated was Chief Petty Officer Willis, who received the Albert Medal for great heroism displayed in the "Poseidon" submarine disaster. After the ceremony Willi?
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    IMPORTS BILL.
    56 8 EXTENSION OF THE FREE LIST. London. Feb. 23. The extension cf the free li«"t under the Imports Bill annoa :eed by Mr. Neville Chamberlain m the House of Common, include maize crarls reious rtoeee-. pleukriri. all animal hair espart- grasi pct-'sh a'l kinds c" copper, cca 1 colic
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    37 8 A lecture on "The Spiritual Laws of Character" will be delivered by Mr. Tan Kar.g Boon, hon. general secretary of the Chines Stud nts' Literary Association, at the Association's premises, 343-C. New Bridge Road, early in March.
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    42 8 Under the auspic.s of th 1 Paya Lobar Methodist Church an Evangelistic Service will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Goh Un Tien and Mrs. Lm. Paya Lebar Road, tomorrow at 5 p.m. Mrs. Eklund w.ll b< the speaker.
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    46 8 Passengers from Batavia to Singapore yesterday by the Royal Dutch Indian Airways were: Mr. Shelton Aegar and Mr. Bannet. From Singapore to Batavia to-day: Mr. Berretti. Mr. A. Charlton. Mrs. C. da Fonseca Lebre. Mr. H. G. Rogers. Mrs. Rogers and Mr. Nahapiet. I i I
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    43 8 Th? Penang Mohammedan and Hindu Endowments' Board has appointed Mr. M. R. Raju "l-on. secretary, Penang Hindu Sabhat. Bvpemaor, Government Telegraph r ><nce. Peiifing, to be a nrmb~r cf the commi'tee of Mfc nay Want of the Waterfall and Queen Street Temples. Penang.
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    40 8 A Jumble Sale will be held by the St. Andrew's Cathedral Church Workers' Association on Friday next week at 4.30 p.m.. in St. Andrew's School Hall: Any contributions should be sent to St. Mary's Home not later than Wednesday next.
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    68 8 The Band cf S.S. Police will play the following programme, weather permitting, at Telok Aver to-morrow, commencing at 5.15 p.m.: Ballet music to "William Tell," Rossini; Selection, "Bitter Sweet," Coward; Tone Poem, "Erotik," Grieg; Hungar an Mazurka, "La Tzigane 1 Ganne; Suite, "The M rchant cf V nice," Rosse; Overture.
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    To-day's Features.
    44 8 GIRLS' CORNER en page 2. WHAT TO LISTEN POR. en page 5. TOPICS OF TO-DAY, on page 8. DxARY OF EVENTS, on page 11. CORRESPONDENCE, on pages 11 and 14. CLUB DIARY, on page 12. QUEEN SOPHIE OF GREECE, on page 13
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    457 8 -(BY "LOOKFR-n\ Japan has at least i plaint against China. Chiang's soldiers w< r i to do any real fighting. PPoBwj What about at), t matum telling him th. < retreat Tokyo will annoyed? rm h Judging by the m f turn '-he has "withdraw man have
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    25 8 ••Hon<*' ul From China and Jap;.:' Maru," due at Singapore > i From Europe (Lon<: Fob. 4). by the "Bohna 6 a.m. on Friday
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    TIN AND RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    28 8 RIBBKK London: l%Cl New York: Mt c0 v Singapore: 7 7 > cent*, w* 81 London Spot: £139 I*--Three Months: £142 Singapore: $71.00 I» M
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    New Japanese Attack This Morning.
    2407 9 TOKYO DECIDES TO DOUBLE SHANGHAI FORCE. COMPLETE FAILURE OF YESTERDAY'S OFFENSIVE. FATE OF CHAPEI AND WOOSUNG IN THE BALANCE. Japanese High Command has decided to double the strength forces operating at Shanghai, following the complete failure new offensive. This will probably mean 80,000 Japanese at
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    STATESMEN GATHER AT GENEVA.
    405 9 Important Issues Before Arms Conference. Rugby, Feb. 23. Sir John Simon, accompanied by Lr;dy Simon, leaves London for Geneva this afternoon. He will attend the meeting to-morrow of the General Committee of the Disarmament Conference. The General Committee of the Disarmament Co fertnce will meet on
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    STOP PRESS.
    425 9 IERRILLE BOMBARDMENT OF CHINESE. Reuter Shanghai. Feb. 24. 12.38 p.m. The Kiangwan front this morning was a scene of misery. Soaking rain last n.ght filled the trenches and dug-outs of the Chinese and Japanese and both are suffering. The rain put out the smouldering fires of the thousands
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    TEA LABELS.
    72 9 ATTEMPTS TO EVADE DUTY. Reuter. London, Feb. 23. In the House of Commons the question was raised of misleading tea labels implying Empire origin whereas they partly were foreign grown. Mr. Walter Runciman replied that he was unable to recommend an order under the Merchandise Marks Act in
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    TIN QUOTA SCHEME CRITICISED.
    640 9 CHAMBER OF MINES MEETING. THE REPRESENTATION OF MALAYA. DECISION ON THE LONDON REPORT. Immediately following Sir George Maxwell's d. fence (published yesterday) of the Tin Quota Scheme comes a report from Ipoh of an extraordinary meeting of the Chamber of Mines which received a criti.al report
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    CONTROL OF SKY-WRITING.
    137 9 WORSE POSSIBILITIES IN SKYSHOUTING? Rugby. Feb. 23. The Home Secretary received a deputation of Members of Parliament yesterday who, while not proposing total prohibition of sky-writing, asked that it should be brought under effective Government control before large vested interests were established. The Home Secretary said that
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    LATEST CONGRESS CHIEF ARRESTED.
    55 9 Lahore. Feb. 14. The Congress President, Sirdar Sardual Singh, who left for Peshawar by the Frontier Mail this morning, was arrested at Shahdara Station, near here, and brought back to Lahore, where he remains In police custody. The Bengal Muslim leader, Moulana Abul Kalam Azad, was
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    INDIAN PHYSICIAN SENTENCED.
    148 10 ATTEMPTED EXTORTION FROM GIRL. The District Judge <Mr. G. C. Dodd) passed sentence of one year's imprisonmtnt yesterday on an Indian named D. Sood, who was described as a physician. The allegations against Sood were that he attempted to extort $17.50 from a Chinese girl and wrote
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    QUEEN'S SCHOLAR.
    266 10 HONOURED IN FORMER SCHOOL. At the chapel service of the Anglo-Chinese School, Mr. T. W. Haich introduced Mr. Liew Swee Cheng to the assembly. He said that it was always a great pleasure to the Principal of the school to have an Old Boy on the platform, especially
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    VOLUNTEER SENT TO PRISON.
    260 10 MEMBER OF SEDITIOUS ORGANISATION. Tai Yin Seong, the young English-sneaking Chinese who was until recently a member of the Chinese Company, S.V.C., was sentenced to six months* rigorous imprisonment by the Third Magistrate (Mr. A. W. Hay; this morning. The case was the sequel to a
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    POST OFFICE SYSTEM.
    59 10 IS A CHANGE DESIRABLE? Rugby. Feb. 23. The Post Master General has appointed a committee consisting of Lord Bridgman (chairman). Lord P. Cender and Sir John Cadman to inquire and report as to whether any changes in the constitution, status or system of organisation ol the post
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    MALAYAN PINEAPPLES.
    37 10 London. Feb. 23. The Queen visited the British Industries Fair but did not examine the stalls of the Colonies in detail. The Duke of York visited the Malayan stall yesterday and discussed pineapples.—"S.F.P." Service. i
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    PENANG BEAT MEDAN XI.
    177 10 TOURISTS' SECOND DEFEAT. ASSN. FOOTBALL. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Feb. 23. In their second match in Penang, the Sporla Vereeniging Menara, Medan, lost to the P.F.A. 2—1 this evening. The game was well contested and the play fast throughout. The visitors were seen to better
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    MALAY JUNIOR LEAGUE.
    24 10 In the Malay Junior League competition. Tanjong Rhu meet Kampong TAong on Saturday and Kampong Glam meet Kampong Kapor on Sunday.
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    TO-DAY'S MATCHES.
    28 10 The Malays and Glosters first teams meet at the Jalan Besar Stadium to-day and the S.C.C. and R.A. will play a friendly on the S.C.C. ground.
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    THIRD S.C.C. TRIAL.
    221 10 TEAM CHOSEN TO MEET CHINESE. Improved form was shown in the third S.C.C. trial, on the Padang yesterday, when the teams were (Mr. R. L. Hastie being an efficient referee): Colours: Cherrington; Brummitt and Elmer: Elliot. Bembroke and Harvey. Glasgow, Kendall, King, Pennycook and Brodie. Whites: Philip;
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    I.C.F.A. BEAT POSTALS.
    48 10 Playing before a fairly good crowd on the S.C.F.A. ground yesterday the United Chinese F. A. defeated the Postal Sports Club 4.2. Yeo Sim Lim, Cheng Yong Nghee. Lim Tuan Hong and Boh Lim scored for the winners while Mat Noor netted for the losers
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    S.C.C. TRIAL MATCHES.
    180 10 CRICKET. The season at the S.C.C. will commence on Friday, when a two-day match will be begun between the following sides: Dr. H. O. Hopkins (capt.); Flight-Lieut. V. Croome, H. S. Briggs. A. F. Hunter, H. B. Noon. H. G. Riches. R. G. Cranford. C. A. Carey.
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    S.C.C. MATCHES TO-DAY.
    23 10 LAWN TENNIS. The doubles matches between married and single members of the S.C.C. will be played at the S.C.C. to-day.
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION.
    54 10 SIR R. RODD WITHDRAWS QUESTION. London, Feb. 23. Sir Rennell Rood has withdrawn his question in the House of Commons concerning rubber restriction negotiations. He was to ask Sir P. Cunliffe-Lister on Wednesday whether negotiations are still in progress with the Netherlands or other Governments for restriction of
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    ROYALTY VISIT INDUSTRIES FAIR.
    37 10 Rugby, Feb. 23. The Queen, the Duke and Duchess of York and oth-r members of the Royal Family to-day paid a long visit to the Olympia branch of the British Industries Fair.—British Official.
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    MR. T. C. FLEMING DEAD.
    20 10 London, Feb. 2S. The death has occurred at Hythe of Mr T. C. Fleming.—"S.F.P." Service.
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    RACE COURSE G. C.
    494 10 TO BE WOUND UP NEXT MONTH. GOLF. The annual general meeting ot the Race Course Golf Club was held yesterday at the club premises. Mr. E. S. Manasseh presided. The attendance was small. The chairman said he was pleased at being president of the Club since
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    216 10 Singapore. Feb. 24. Selling: London 4 months' sight 2s. 4 1 -d., London 3 months' sight 2s. 4 1 32d.. London 80 days' sight 2s. 3 31 32d.. London 30 dayssight 2s. 3 15 16d.. London demand 2s. 3%d.. London T.T. 2s. 3 13 16d.. Lyons demand 995.
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    92 10 Rugby. Feb. 23. Paris 88 U. New York 3.47 Montreal 3.93. Brussels 24 15 16. Geneva 17 13 16, Amsterdam 8.60. Milan 66 s Berlin 14 19 32. Stockholm 18 116. Copenhagen 18V Oslo 18 s Vienna 32. Prague 117%. Helsingfors 220. Madrid 45. Lisbon 109 s Athens 270. Bucharest
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    PRODUCE.
    175 10 Singapore, Feb. 24. Rice. Siam Al per Koyan $235 Rice. Siam 1 212 Rice. Siam 2 $188 Rice. Siam 3 8183 Rice, Slam "Sinway" per koyan No. 1 $198 Rice. Siam No. 2 $188 Rice, Saigon A-l $180 Rice, Saigon No. 1 $175 Rice, Saigon 2 $170 Rice, Saigon
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    Commercial News. LOCAL MUNICIPAL CO-OPERATORS.
    1451 10 THRIFT COMES BEFORE BORROWING. A HOMILY FOR YOUNGER MEMBERS. The postpored half-yearly general meeting nt th» Singapore Municipal Employees' Cooperative Thrift and Lean Society, Ltd., was h. Id yesteicay evening in the Municipal Boardroom. The meeting was presided over by Mr. Bartley, the Society's Pr:sident,
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    THE SHARE MARKET B. ETLIN AND CO.'S REPORT
    299 10 Feb. 24. Urn RUBBER. London: 2 11 16d., unchanged New York: 3% cents (G.). down 3.1« cat Shares: Quiet. Allenbys 60—70 centi, Ay«t Moleks 45 —55 cents, Ayer Panas 45—5» cents Bassetts 30 —35 cents, Brogas 35—41 cents. Bukit Jelotongs 15—20 cents.
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    CHAMBER OF COMMENCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    31 10 Standard Spot 7- a nts. g: March 8 April m Aprii-June 9 July-Sept. Tone of Market Qui. Latest Cable: Lond": per lb. New York: Spot She.
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    TIN AND RUBBER PRICES.
    55 10 .'<',.s n)t:iv tI Messrs. L°wis L»»ru day's tin prices as foil Spot £139 »!H £141 15 16 (£143 3 The market is ste Messrs. Symiir". I day's rubber prices t Spot 2 11 16d. <2 n I,d (2- 4 d.). The market is s! New York:
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    COMPANY REPORTS & BY CARLE.
    31 10 COMPANY REPORTS BY CARLE. Umd itd The report of IP* shows a loss of £2.4« J 1U forward of £2.162. r. tfl Rosevale Tport shows p credit Of £4,100 is brougm
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    81 11 V rftdrr» are invited to write to xu on public interest. It must be under- (he "Malaya Tribune" does not r .iorse opinions expressed bp correa**cf f- TTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF po na preferably typewritten (double 4S on on e side ol the paper only ,r -.ay be
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    School Peril.
    73 11 ne Editor. "Malaya Tribune.") .illt av me to insert the followvour Correspondence columns, mi and noon all the ilong the One-way-in and out" Gt: lang Government English smJl' boys have no traffic sens?, parents who own motor cars stop instoad of driving right d dr.ving out amongst the
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    Pilah And The Shop Girls.
    145 11 the Editor. "Malaya Tribune.") :ice from your issue of the 13th ••it Sanitary Board in Kuala Pilah •ded to abolish the practice of girls in coffee-shops and eating(rjm March 31, and ino doubt it long before this epidemic breaks m all its fierceness. It may
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    The Beggars.
    130 11 To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") B are of many different tjpes. them, healthy and strong, prefer to :ataer than work, because they are la/y o: them bee; for money not for food I.: lor liquor. Some waste it on gambling, on cigars, and fo forth. Out of a
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    Queen's Scholarships.
    665 11 To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir.—A .a Old Raffiesian I heartily con..v— M Chua Seng Chew and Liew Si La 11- on thc.r success in winning the Queen S Tftanhipi for 1931, as well as I:i ltution on their triumph in carry- l-j a ihe Scholarships. i n
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    44 11 A Chinese correspondent complains of the behaviour of unmannerly men towards respectable ladies at a local entertainment resort The management now have their own "police.' who should be informed of any case of unseemly conduct. The offenders will be invited to leave the grounds.
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    MR. GANDHT'S DIET IN GAOL.
    81 11 Bombay, Feb. 11. Mr Kaaitilal Gandhi, Mr. Gandhi's grandson, and Mr. S. D. Kalelkar interviewed Mr. Gandhi at Yerrawada this week. The interview lasted leas than an hour. Mr. Gandhi is keeping excellent health, weighing 107 lb. He is taking dates, tomatoes, honey and almond
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    33 11 The rate of issue of Money Order for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 152 for $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 156 for $100.
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    ATTACK ON POLICE STATION.
    142 12 EFFECT OF DEMONSTRATIONS BY CONGRESS. British Official. Rugby. Fb 22. Reports received from India, which were surveyed in the House of Commons by the Secretary for India. Sir Samuel Hoare. confirm last week's appreciation and are particularly satisfactory as regards the North-West Frontier Province, the United
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    INVADERS WITHDRAWING.
    324 12 SIGNS OF BIG CHINESE VICTORY. Reuter. Shanghai. Feb. 23. 1.30 p.m. Last night's savage exchange bombardment on the Chapei front, which kept many a wakeful head on the pillow in the Settlement, has now completely died down, the warhardened Shanghai inhabitants being almost oblivious of the spasmodic shelling
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    CHINESE WOMEN IN POLICE CUSTODY.
    312 12 PENANG S.C.B.A.'S SUGGESTION. following is a summary of the minutes of^commiltee g meeting of SriUsh Association, Penang, held on Feb. 17 Present-Messrs. Heah Joo Seang (president) Urn Keong Lay, G.H. Goh, Koh Sm SS. Koh Leok Hup, Chee Kok Fee and Khoo Theam Leok (hon.
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    SOVIET SEES IMPERIALIST PLOT.
    116 12 Reuter. Moscow. Feb. 23. The Imperialists are continuing preparat'ons for war against the Soviet under cover of false phraseology as r gore's striv ng for peace and di-armament while the destruction of Uvea and property in the Far East continues.'' avows M. Voroshilov. Commissar for War,
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    IRISH FLYER'S FATAL CRASH.
    27 12 Reuter. Paris. Feb. 22. The Airman Scully has died —Reuter. I Scully, an Irishman, was flying to Ceylon and crashed near Marseilles yesterday.]
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    WHY MISS SLADE WAS ARRESTED.
    252 12 DISOBEYED ORDKlt To jEavf BOMBAY. Bombay. p eb u Miraben (Miss Slade» ha bf. n served a notice this morning to leave i> nba V* twenty-four hours. The order which is signed missioner, Sir Patrick Kelly. u Uc the Emergency Powers Ordinate U <1 MIRABEN'S
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      217 12 Hutton's Famous Pineapple w Hams at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Singapore Cold Storage Company, Limited. Orchard Road Sub-Depots. LEPROSY J DIABETES, V.D., CONrUMPTIO.N ASTHMA, PILES, LEUCORRHOEa SEX-DISORDERS AND NUMh* Per all defect, of rlaloo QUS OTRER CO MPUCATED ANT C.oault m. ezekel sons CHRONIC DISEASES Optometrists and Optician* are cored by
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      396 12 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies tn Singapore, most of the members of which ars 'eaders of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary ii provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date md complete. Happenings of general interest cill still be included in the
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      126 12 xMAILS CLOSE. TO-MORROW. FEB 2S. Penang. Province Wellesley. NorUiWest Perak, Kedah. Western Siam. North. North-East and North-West Sumatra (Kedah. II la ♦Upper Burma, North and East India, Aden, Egypt, Europe. Great Britain. Ireland. Canada and U.S.A. (Karapara) <B I Mail) 3 W 'North. N.-East and N.-West Sumatra, Ceylon, Southern and
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    QUEEN SOPHIE OF GREECE.
    2489 13 The End Of A Tragic Life. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune:') The death of ex-Queen Sophie of Greece, the widow of King Constantine and sister of Kaisn WilneLm. at the relatively early age of 61, has removed yet another tragic figure from the greatly thinned ranks
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    "A MODERN ANGLOCATHOLIC DEMOSTHENES."
    273 13 MR. BEDDY'S TRIBUTE TO FATHER ELWIN. i London, Jai. 22. How a 'gay and care-free Oxford undergraduate "suddenly underwent complete transformation ringing himself heart and soal into the cause of religious revivalism" —and became the Father Eiwin. recently deported from the Frontier Pro.inc —is related by
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    WORK OF THE FILM CENSOR.
    920 13 ATTITUDE OF THE AUTHORITIES. THE CARE OF THE CHILD. There has been a gcod deal cf exaggerated talk lately about the futility of the film censorship of this country when, as a matter of fact, the rulings of the British Board of Film Censors are
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    91 14 [Our reader» are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It mutt be underitood that the Malaya Tribune" doe» not neeessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double rpacing), and on one side of the paper only. °en
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    Japan And China.
    1877 14 f To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune."/ Sir, —A "Min Kuo Jit Po" message reproduced In youi journal of the 18th imst. states that the number of "war" widows in Japan has increased by over 20,000 since October, 1931, and that the Japanese troops at Nagasaki who were
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    Asiatic Unemployed.
    87 14 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune"j Sir,—I was refused any aid from the NonEuropean Unemployment Fund because I was not born in Singapore, though I have been domiciled here fcr over 20 years. I understand that tlhis fund is solely for clerks born in Singapore. I appeal to all
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    The C.S.L.A.
    251 14 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.-) Sir,—A few days ago publicity was given in the columns of your paper re the membership campaign and activities, etc.. of the Chinese Students' Literary Association, which endeavours to promote specially the intellectual, physical and moral welfare of its members. I am directed
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    WU PEI-FU IN PEKING.
    355 14 WELCOMED BY LEADING GENERALS. Peking, Feb. L Marshal Wu Pei-fu arrived here at 1.15 o'clock this afternoon by special train from Kueihua. He was greeted at the Hsichihmen station by all the high military and civil officials of Peking, including Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang. Gen ral
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    LEAP INTO FLOOD TIDE.
    217 14 THOUSANDS WATCH CANADIAN PLUNGE INTO SEINE. Paris. Jan. 30. Pans got a thrill tc-day wher thousands Pitched the Cai ad an death-defying canoeist. Gecig Smyth, leap frcm the balustrade of the Pont de la Concrode 50 ft into the cold waters of the Seine, runn'ng at
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    THE COMMANDMENTS.
    1024 14 ALLEGED ORIGINAL RECORD. A PRIEST'S DISCOVERY. Tokyo, Jan. 13. The world has yet to learn the authentic account of its remote, nebulous stages of lite and in particular the ancient history of Japan, according to an old Shinto priest of Ibaragi Prefecture, who states that the history of
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    ADVERSE TRADE BALANCE.
    423 14 WHY IT IS IMPORTANT To "BUY BRITISH. Renewed emphasis should be slogan "Buy British" by the fear's Bait |j publish.d this week. Th- advene aaa .mports over exports r.ached a total t £408,97.5,445, or £22.591.009 more than v prey our year. It is true that dm was
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      502 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. S=== P. &0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. Incorporated in England). Mx;i PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. AND ORIENTAL STEAM [GATfON CO.. LONDON AND Mt EAST MAIL SERVICE. Bitff Contract with His Majesty's Government). WARD FROM LONDON. For China and Japan. Due Tonnage. Singapore. 1932. .Ka a 9.000 Mar. 3
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      581 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. (^NY.K. «3? .LINE (Japan Mail) TO LONDON. Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp, Rotterdam and Middlesbrough. Vessels. Tonnage. Due. Bail. t HAKUSAN MARU 10,500 Feb. 24 25 HARUNA MARU 10,850 Mar. 8 10 9 KATORI MARU 11,000 Mar. 24 25 S KASHIMA MARU 10 000 Apr. 7 8 t YASUKUNI
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      349 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. NORDDEUTSCHER MS6h| LLOYD. ftCp*lsr£M (Incorporated in \^L mm9W W Germany). The undernoted axe tha Company's Intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. s.s. "DERFFLINGER" for Manila, H'kong, S'hai, Taku Bar, Dairen and Tsingtau Feb- 27 s.s. "LAHN" for Yokohama. Kobe, Osaka and Moji Mar. 7 HOMEWARDS. 3 s.s. "TRAVE" for Port Said,
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      675 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. HAMBURG AMERIKA Deutsch IHn Q I Austr Usche Dampfschlffs |Q < G J QeBeUacn fl (Companies Incorporated tn Germany.) OUTWARDS. BONG KONG AND SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1932. t m.s. SAUERLAND via Manila Feb. 24 t m.s. RAMSES via Manila Mar. 10 t m.s. LEVERKUSEN via
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