Malaya Tribune, 26 February 1932

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XIX.- -No. 48 SINGAPORE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday, Feb. 26, 1932. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1932.
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    3152 2 AMERICA'S NEW AMBASSADOR. By Air Mail Special to the 'Malaya Tribune." I London. Feb. 9 Among qualities which commend Mr. Mellon's appointment as United Stats Ambassador in London is the fact that he is on terms of personal friendship with many of our public men. They arc
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    CO-OPERATIVE TALK AT V.M.C.A.
    1408 3 Principles Of Economics Explained. We give below a fuller report of the addresses on co-operation in relation to economy which were delivered recently at the V.M.C.A. under the joint auspices of the Clerical Union and the Chinese Christian Association by Mr. P. Sammy and Mr. W.
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      299 3 MORE! She's growing, and how you like to see her getting bigger and stronger all the time. And how she eats! Her app. tite is always good because you see to it that every day she performs her natural functions regularly. That is the essential thing in children of all
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    JAPANESE SORELY PRESSED.
    271 5 FORCED TO ADOPT THE DEFENSIVE. Sin Kuo Min. Hong Kong, Feb. 25. The s.s. "Kingchow and "Sunkeung" arrived at Hong Kong yesterday with 890 Chinese refugees from Shanghai. The Canton Pongpin Hospital has erected a number of mat-sheds for the Shanghai refugees. A brigade of the Cantonese
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    THE MUKDEN DECLARATION.
    143 5 Rugby. Feb. 24. Capt. Eden, the Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, in the House of Commons, replying to a question regarding the declaration at Mukden of an independent State, consisting of the four North-Eastern Provinces of China, said that an Administrative Council had been formed to formulate details
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    NO MORE BRITISH WARSHIPS FOR SHANGHAI.
    55 5 On behalf of the Admiralty it was stated that no further warships were being sent to Shanghai. It had been arranged that H. M. S. "Berwicic." which was due to return shortly, should be relieved temporarily by H. M. S. "Devonshire," an eigl -inch-gun
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    JAPANESE REPLY TO THE LEAGUE.
    34 5 British Official. Rugby, Feb. 24. The Japanese reply to the appeal of the League ot Nations declares that the Japanese Government cannot recognise China as "an organized people."—British Official.
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    NOTES FROM KUALA PILAH.
    216 5 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Pilah. Feb. 23. Inch? Husse.n. Malay Inspector. Kuala Pilah, who went on have, has returned and has resumed duties. Raja Abas, Malay Inspector, Kuala Pilah, is going on leave shortly. Budin bin Tahar was charged in the Police Court with comniiting
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    238 5 Monday, Feb. 15. Colonel R. A. Duckworth-Ford left Government House. Pengiran Bendahara. Pengiran Pemancha, Mrs. Nunn, Mr. O. T. Dussek Mr. E. E. F. Pretty and Mr. T. F. Carey had luncheon at Government House. In the afternoon His Excellency, Lady Clementi and Miss Clementi visited the Naval
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    154 5 Mr E. D. Sheppard. late of Messrs. Guthrie and Co's Kuala Lumpur staff, who will not be returnirg, left Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday night fcr Singapore en route for home. He is sailing by the "Flcnia." He was, says the "Malay Ma I,' piven a warm send off by a
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    CRITICISM OF TIN SCHEME.
    946 5 F.M.S. CHAMBER OF MINES. LONDON SUB-COMMITTEE'S REPORT. The report of the London sub-committee of the F.M.S. Chamber of Mines, which formed the basis of discuss on at the secret meeting of the Chamber at Ipoh on Tuesday, deals with the question cf tin restriction and more
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    190 5 Manuel Llano of Mexico City, 37 years old Davis Cup player and captain of the cup team in 1930 and 1931. d ed at his home in Tacubaya a suburb of the Mexican capital, on November 18 (says a report in "American Lawn Tennis") He came home on November 13
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      172 5 McCOY'S TABLETS. THE WEIGHING MACHINE'S VERDICT. Means Health Or Misery To You. Every doctor knows the direct relation between weight and health. The man or woman who is unduly thin lacks vitality and stamina, is usually tired-looking, never feels up to the mark. And what is even worse, the thin,
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      247 5 DIARY OF EVENTS, TO-DAY, FEB. 26. High Tides.—0.55 a.m., 1.10 p.m. Meeting, Old Rafflesians' Association, R.I., 8 p.m. Municipal Commissioners Meeting, 2.15 p.m Police Band, Telok Ayer. 5.15 p.m. TO-MORROW. FEB. 27. High Tides—1.25 a.m., 1.59 p.m. Smoking conoert. Masonic Club, 9.15 p.m. SUNDAY, FEB. 28. High Tides —2 a.m.,
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    329 7 B. ETLIN AND CO.'S REPORT. COMMERCIAL NEWS. Feb. 26. 11 a.m. RUBBER. London: IfedL, down 3 16d. New York: 3% cents <G.), down cent. Shares; Easier. Allenbys 60 —70 cents, Ayer Moleks 40—50 cents, Ayer Panas 40 —50 cento, Bassetts 25—30 cents, Brogas 30—35 cents, Bukit Jelotongs
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    46 7 Singapore. Feb. 26. Standard Spot 7\ t% March 1% 1% April 7% 7 7 >, April-June 7% 8 July-Sept 8' 4 Tone of Market: Dull. Latest Cable. London Spot Sheet 2 9 16d per lb. New York: Spot Sheet 3\ cents <G.».
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    TIN AND RUBBER PRICES.
    73 7 "S.F.P." Service. London. Feb. 25. Messrs Lewis. Lazarus and Sons notify today's tin prices as follows: Spot fl3B 13 16 «£139 116». Forward £141 3 16 »£l4l 5 16». The market is steady. Messrs. Symington and Wilson notify to-day's rubber prices as follows: Spct 2 9
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    292 7 British Official. Singapore, Feb. 26. Selling: London 4 months' sight 2s. 4Hd., London 3 months' sight 2s. 4 132 d.. London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 31 32d.. London 30 days' sight 2s. 3 15j16d., London demand 2s. 3%d., London T.T. 2«. 3 1316 d., Lyons demand 995,
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    RUBBER SEATS IN BUSES.
    28 7 "S.F.P." Service. London, Feb. 25. London General Omnibus Company is installing in new buses now being built seats made of special spongy rubber.—"P.F.P," Service.
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      148 7 f Victoria Memorial Hall j SINGAPORE MUSICAL SOCIETY. I THE MESSIAH i Friday, March 4, at 9.15 p.m. j Monday. 7 9 at 5 30\ p.m. Prices: $2, $1 and Cents 50. Booking at Littles from Tuesday February 23. j COMING j i The Grant Anderson Company, j COMING I
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      8 7 ASĔLO) ijf THE BRITISH I 1 FILM I
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    THE CIVIL SERVICE.
    704 8 The projected change in the methods of recruitment for the Malayan Civil Service is a matter of the utmost importance, and may have very far-reaching results. The idea is to substitute selection for examination test, and we imagine that most people with intimate knowledge of conditions in
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    353 8 The Kassim bin Ismail. Veterinary Assistant Tampin. retires from Government service this niontlwnd after 25 years' faithful service. Mr v Velavatham. Indian Interpreter. Courts, Tamoin. has proceed en seven months leave to India, ani Mr. T. Rajan. from th. Supreme Court, Kuala Lumpur, has succeeded him. Lt-Col Cyril McNeile. otherwise
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    To-day's Features.
    62 8 OUR LONDON LETTER, on page 2. SPOTLIGHTS, on page 4. DIARY OF EVENTS, on page 5. TOPICS OF TO-DAY. on page 8 CLUB DIARY, on nstre 11. WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. on page 12. RADIO IN MALAYA, on page 12. CORRESPONDENCE on page 12. MUSLIM AFFAIRS, on page
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    ITALIAN WARSHIPS ARRIVE.
    237 8 Official Landing Of Admiral. Prom close on 10 o'clock this morning there was much animation in the vicinity of Johnstons Pier The Police were there in strong numbers, i keeping the usual inquisitive crowd away. I The car park in front of Johnston's Pier was cleared and
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    AS FAR AWAY AS EVER.
    108 8 PROSPECTS OF RUBBER CONTROL. The market has been dull and declining throughout the week, states the report of Messrs. Lewis and Peat. Ltd., issued this morning, and with the added accumulations to stock, it seems possible that fresh low levels may be struck. The authorities
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    THE RELIEF FUND FOR CHINA.
    119 8 A fresh appeal is made for the relief of the distressed and wounded in China. So much has been said in the Press of late with regard to the sufferings of the people of this unfortunate country that it is felt unnecessary to enlarge upon
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    MILITARY ATTACHE AT PEKING.
    32 8 Reuter. London. Feb 26. Th? War Office announces that Major V. R Burkha:tit. R.A.. has been appoint"d British Military Attache at Peking, as from June 29. next. —Reuter.
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    HONDURAS' NEW CHIEF JUSTICE
    37 8 British Official. Rugby, Feb. 26. j The King has been pleased to give directions for the appointment of Mr. Charles Greenidge. magistrate in Trinidad to bt Chief Justice of British Honduras.—British Official. i
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    MR. MELLON TO ARRIVE NEXT MONTH.
    31 8 British Official. Rugby. Feb. 2i». The newly-appointed United States Ambassador in London. Mr. Andrew Mellon, will reach England in the middle of March— British Official.
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    PRINCE VISITS INDUSTRIER FAIR.
    27 8 British Official. Rugby, Feb. 26. 1 The Prince of Wales to-day visited the Birmingham section of the British Industri s Fair —British Official.
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    HELP FOR BRITISH CARS?
    41 8 British Official. Rugby. Feb. 26. The Dominions Secretary. Mr. J. H. Thomas, to-day received a deputaticn of British motor manufacturers, who submitted views regarding means whereby their industry might be helped by the Ottawa Imperial Conference.—British Official.
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    HEROIC MINERS DECORATED.
    48 8 British Official. Rugby. Feb. 26. A party of the 19 mineis. who worked for nine hours in great danger to rjsrue a fellow mm r. were decorated with the King Edward Mcde.l by the King at to-day's private Invest. ture at Buckingham Palace. —British Official.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    96 8 Mails from Europe (London mails despatched •n Feb 4), by the "Rohna," which anchored at Penang at 3 a.m. to-day, will arrive by train to-morrow morning. Correspondence will be ready for delivery to boxholders at 8.45 p.m. Mails by the outward Dutch aeroplane from Amsterdam are expected to
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    427 8 -4BY "LOOKER-OS i A warning to bachebrs! Honda next will be Leap Year Day. If they do get caugl ;i l glad to know that it's t t years that seem the loi A A K. and J. Sato an no; guilty f so many "faults."' a
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    NEW COMMISSIONER OF ADMIRALTY
    36 8 B«gb} I a a v ::n iial Th? Admiralty ann ur- tn GeorT-ey Biake has keen api sioner of Admiralty and Chic! Transport in succession to\ to da.? from Sept 20 Ba*
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    29 8 QUOTATIONS RIBBKK London: 2 9 16d New York: 3\ Singapore: t%—*4 TIN London Spot: £139 n u Three Months: £141 Ts bd .!>» Singapore: «50 u>ns M
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    Japanese Air Attack On Hangchow. FAMOUS CHINESE BEAUTY SPOT IN FLAMES
    226 9 JAPANESE STILL UNABLE TO ADVANCE. TWO MORE DIVISIONS SENT TO SHANGHAI. CHINESE NOW USING ARTILLERY AND 'PLANES. n has extended the war against China by attacking a from the air. severest fighting yet experienced in the Shanghai war took
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    HEAVY BOMBING OF CHINESE.
    373 9 JAPANESE USING EVERY MAN. Reuter. Shanghai. Feb. 25. 12.45 p.m. C tnese and Japanese troops on the in front were this morning locked in ate struggle. The Japanese are available man and armament Cl Lnese concentration is the largest Dl campaign. As the result of a
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    VIU. STIMSON'S LETTER.
    230 9 V IU. STIMSON'S LETTER. "SELF DENYING CONDITIONS OF THE TREATY. Washington. Feb. 25. j* Stimson's letter to Senator Borah that the "self-denying" conditions on which the signatories framed the Nine-Power Treaty included the American surrender of a commanding lead in battleship construction and an agreement not to increase fortifications at
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    WHOLE FORCE OF ATTACK SPENT.
    378 9 CHINESE REGAINING LOST GROUND. Shanghai, Feb. 25. 11 p.m. The whole force of to-day's Japanese offensive is now spent and the courage of the Chinese troops, despite a terrible bombardment, is responsible for regaining a considerable part of the ground lost this morning. They are
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    CHINESE CASUALTIES.
    820 9 OCCUPATION OF KIANGWAN ANTICIPATED. Reuter. British Official. Shanghai, Feb. 25, 11.30 p.m. late this evening Japanese heada-arter? announced 80 casualties in to-day's fighting. It is estimated that between 300 and 400 Chinese dead will be found in the battle area The Japanese alsa announced the capture of 150
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    POSITION STILL UNCHANGED.
    70 9 Reuter. Shanghai, Feb. 26, 11.30 a.m. The position in the Chapei-Kiang-1 wan sector is unchanged. The Chinese all night long bombarded the section of Chapei held by the Japanese but did not attack. An exchange of artillery and machine-gun fire broke out at Kiangwan this morning but
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    GOVERNMENT STOCKS RISE.
    86 9 BaNK rate remains at five PER CENT. British Official. Rugby. Feb. 26. Thcr* was to-day no change in the Bank Rat- which remains at five per cent. The demand for the leading Br tish Government stocks was the most interesting feature of the market, and these showed
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    SHIPLOADS OF ARMS TO FAR EAST.
    269 9 Soviet Protest At Geneva Conference. Reuter. British Official. Geneva, Feb. 25. The Disarmament Conference was again faced with a clash of "Russia versus the Rest," when general unanimity was reached to adopt the Preparatory Commission's report as a basis of discussion. M. Litvinoff complained
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    SOYA BEANS ON FREE LIST.
    174 9 AMENDMENTS TO IMPORTS BILL. Reuter. "S.F.P." Service. London. Feb. 25. Mr. Neville Chamberlain has accepted an amendm nt to the Imports B 11, placing on the free list soft-fibre hemp and hemp tow. Later, an amendm nt placing soya beans on free list was accepted
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    BRITAIN SUPREME IN SPEED.
    221 9 SIR MALCOLM CAMPBELLS NEW RECORD British Official. Rugby. Feb. 25. Sir Malcolm Campbell driving his "Blue B rd." a Napier tngmed motor-car. made a new speed recc.d yesterday afternoon at Daytona Beach, beating his open record of last year by eight Oftiljfi an hour. On the
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    VOLUNTARY GIFTS TO EXCHEQUER.
    65 9 British Official. Rugby. Feb. 26. The Chancellor of the Exchequer. Mr. Neville Chamberlain, stated in the House of Commons to-day. that since Aug. 23 cash and Government certificates to value of over £100,000 had been voluntarily given to relieve the National Debt. In addition, many people
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    NEW YORK BANK RATE REDUCED
    29 9 Reuter. Jfew York. Feb. 26. Th-J F:deral Reserve Bun* o. New York has reduced Its rediscount rate from *h* to three per cent. —Reuter.
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    AIRMAN'S ASSAULT ON PORTER.
    53 9 "S.F.P." Service. Loidon. Feb. 25. J. A. MolMson. the famous airman, who flew from Australia to England, and who was charged with assaulting a house porter at Bayswater. was discharged under the Probation of Offenders act. the magistrate saying he had no right to touch the
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    SHELLING ON WHOLE FRONT.
    402 10 PLANES DROP PETROL ON VILLAGE. Hong Kong, Feb. 26. General Pak Sung Chei has wired to General Chang Fa: Fui's troops saying farewell and hoping for their victory. Colonel Ting Kee Tsui has wired to Canton raying that his Aero Corps has arrived at Shanghai. Admiral
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    TWO MORE DIVISIONS OF JAPANESE.
    341 10 'IRONSIDES" TO REINFORCE CHINESE. Shanghai. Feb. 26. One division of Japanese troops arrived at Shanghai yesterday and another division Is on the way. The Japanese, owing to the foreign Consuls' protests, has decided to hand over Heingkew to Settlement authority. Three Japanese 'planes dropped bombs
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    GERMANS ADVISING CHINESE.
    359 10 WOOSUNG FORTS STILL MANNED. Shanghai. Captain Harry Adamson, 31st Infantry Intelligence officer (U.S.A.), has returned safely to Shanghai after spending a night stranded inside the Chinese lines at Woosung, where he was in momentary danger from Japanese shells. With French and Italian officers Adamson took a launch
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    "A KISS FOR $5."
    169 10 ALLEGATIONS AGAINST SALESMAN. Alleged to have entered the bedroom of a young married woman named Josephine Lobo. a salesman lamed B. F. Gutherson. a Eurasian, appeared before the Second Magistrate iMr. G. E Clay*on) yesterday. It appears that on Jan. 30 Gutherson went to Mrs. Lobo's
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    CHAPEI RELIEF FUND.
    132 10 GESTURE BY CHINESE COOLIES. Although so far some $20,000 has been collected for the Selangor Chapei Relief Fund, the donations are not expected to come in at any great rate for four or five days further, the "Malay Mail" is informed. As evidence of the deep feeling
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    ITALIAN WARSHIPS ARRIVE.
    193 10 LEAVING FOR SHANGHAI. SHIPPING NEWS. The Italian cruiser "Trento" and the destroyer "Espero" arrived here this morning from Colombo. The "Trento" (Capt. E. Tommati) is of 10,000 tons and has a crew of 994 while "Espero" (Capt. C. Luigi) has a crew of 155 and is of
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    COMMERCIAL CUP SEMI-FINAL.
    377 10 CATTLEMEN AND HARBOUR BOARD DRAW. ASSN. FOOTBALL. The Commercial Cup semi-final match at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday between the Straits Cattle Trading Co.. and the Harbour Board attracted a large crowd. It was a good game and the result, a draw of I-all, was rcmewhat unexpected
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    TO-DAY'S STADIUM MATCH.
    57 10 S.C.C. v. CHINESE AT ANSON ROAD. The S.C.C. and Chinese will engage in a serious try-out at the Anson Road Stadium to-day. when the proceeds of the gate Will go to benefit the unemployment funds. The S.C.C. team will be: Cherrington; Brummitt and Elmer: Elliot. Readc and
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    ANNUAL MEETING OF JOHORE F. A.
    779 10 AFFILIATION WITH ENGLISH BODY. iTrom Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. Feb. 25. The second annual general meet.ng of the Johore Football Association was held on Saturday last in the Muar Club. Muar. H. H. Tungku Ahmad presided, and those present **ere Inches Mohamed hin
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    ENGLISH LEAGUE MATCH.
    25 10 Reuter. London. Feb. 25. In the S:cond Division League match at Preston to-day, the result was: Preston N.E. 2. Stoke C. 0.—Reuter.
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    RJVERS AND GUILLERMO.
    229 10 FILIPINO EAGER FOR THIRD BATTLE. BOXING. Mr. Billie George, manager of Battling Guillermo. writes: The talk of the town is that Rivers was sent to the boards by an elbow punch which was used by Guillermo. To begin with, if such a thing did take place it
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    R.C.G.C. v. G.G.C.
    211 10 GOLF. A four-ball match will be played on Sunday between the Garrison Gold Club and the Race Course Golf Cluo, over the Race Course. The folic .ving are the starting times and pairs Garrison players mentioned first): 8.45 S. H. Moss and J. P. Pierrepont v. Sugimcto
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    DATES & PLAYERS.
    177 10 DATES PLAYERS. Association Football. The following will represent the Lads Teaia v. Suan's XI on Sunday, at the Municipal ground:—Choon Swa, An Chew, Ban reck, Cheng Hoe, Seng Hock, Kang San, Ahmad. Teck Kirn, Kemat, Yusoff and Max. Reserves: Leng Ann and Jwn Khu. The Amicable A.A. meet the S.R.C.
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    S.S.C. POOL.
    21 10 SWIMMING. The pool at the Singapore Swimming Club Is closed for cleaning and will be re-op?ned on Saturday morning.
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    U.C.F.A. BEAT GLOSTERS' BAND.
    45 10 I In a match played before a good crowd on the S.C.F.A. gTOund yesterday the United Chinese F. A. easily defeated the Glosters Band IC—O. Soh Swee Kiat Teo Chwee Eng (2), Tan Teck Chye (2) and "Leong Fook Loy scored.
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    JAPANESE "STARS" PASS THROUGH.
    88 10 BEATEN BY MALAYAN CHAMPIONS. LAWN TENNIS. Hvataro Sato and Jiro Fujikura. two Japane c Davis Cup players, passed through Singapore this week and the opportunity was taken during their stay in port to play two matches against th-m, on a private court. The visitors first met
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    TAMPIN RECREATION CLUB MEETING.
    247 10 DECISION TO PURCHASE WIRELESS SET. The annual general melting of the Tampin Recreation Club was held on Feb. 23 at the club house. After th? ordinary business of passing the minutes of the extraordinary general meeting of last year, the reading of the annual report for
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    AT THE CINEMAS.
    199 10 Another Good Comedy At The Pavilion. The Pavilion Theatre scores yet another hit with "Tons of Money,*' the British and Dominions production directed by Tom Walls, with Ralph Lynn "Chance of a Night-Time" fame» at the head of a cast which includes Yvonne Arnaud. Madge Saunders, Mary
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    Capitol Change Of Programme.
    200 10 A slight change is announced in the Capitol's next attraction, whereby the famous production "Disraeli," which was scheduled to commence a special return season on Sunday will now be postponed for a week, and will be screened on Sunday, March 6. To-morrow the Capitol will present
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    "RAINBOWS" CONCERT PARTY.
    191 10 ENJOYABLE SHOW AT R.A.F. BASE. The "Rainbows" Concert Party, composed, of members of the establishment at the R.A.F. Base, Seletar, gave another enjoyable concert by permission of Group-Capt. A. H. Jackson, at the Base last night to a large and thoroughly appreciative audience. The concert party has
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    D.E.I. OBJECTIONS TO RESTRICTION.
    92 10 Official 9 s Jour illy 0 The Hague. "S.F.P." Service. The "Financial News" stab Medan advices to the "Tetegr; Mi. Luytjes' journey to The H... taken to inform the Colonial a Dutch Ean Indies Governne Restriction and should mm b indication of a speedy decision The
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    S.C.F.A. GENERAL MEETING.
    213 10 DRASTIC ECONOMIES EFFECTED. At the annual general meeti:of th Bfeaih Chinese Football Associatinn. held Garden Club yesterday evening gentlemen were elected off* ensuing yvar: President. Tay Lian Heck (ten President, E. C. Seah: hon. Cretan tai treasurer, Sim Kwang Tow ass! ban. roe tary, Koh Swee Chiang;
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    170 10 IS A BROKER A TKADEK? Wee Cheng Kiat was granted an unconditional discharge by Mr. Justice Sproule to-cu; and Ch)a Teck Yong obtained his discharge fr m bankruptcy subject to a stav cf six months A motion for the comm ttal of Ens Choon Sing, for failing to
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    CAR SWERVED INTO DITCH.
    155 10 DEATH OF MR. WOODFORD. A nasty motor car acc.dent occurred < Tuesday night on the Johore —Batu P- 1 1 Road, aivolving the death of the driver M C. S. Woodford, a Eurasian employed b> A. P. C. as a pump superintendent It appears that while
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    MUNICIPAL ACTIONS.
    43 10 Kn 7 took Singapore Municipal Comma the following action at a Feb. 19: Approved draft amendm* nt the Municipal Orttoaace n Offices, and appointment anc! ccrs, giving altered powers Confirmed present practice p-ction Fees payable to Hon Commissioners JaddtH m*ml inspected.
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    DISTINGUISHED VISITORS TO MALACCA.
    30 10 (From Our Oun Correspo IfabM Sir George Lambert 0* the United Provinces, and i in Malacca as guests of tl* Clark". Res dent Council! Malacca ruins.
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    22 10 A reminder is given untitled concert to-morrow al at 8 p.m. Contributor oi to be present punctuallj ■Me at the V.MC.A entrana
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    25 10 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day lj** rate of payment of Monej and Ceylon is Rs. 156 or lt)0
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    A PENANG-SINGAPORE MATCH.
    187 11 IiOKTHKRN SETTLEMENT'S CLAIMS. CRICKET. a may now be said to be promises to be a most writes "Authentic" In the I is dangerous to be too .nmencement of the MOO o ::non in cricketing circles year will equal if not .d. This year there will nowever, so
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    PHIL PERKINS TO BE AMERICAN CITIZEN.
    34 11 GOLF. New York. Feb. 5. has been lost to England Phil Perkins, the former ncan Champion, to become d. Thus, he will not be availh Walker Cup team.
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    G.G.C. MIXED FOURSOMES.
    31 11 tv c.r:i G C. foursome played resulted in a ti? be:ween i Mr S P. Holmes-Smith (44 —6 —38) d Mr. and Mrs A. C. Potts (47 —38).
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    MATCH
    62 11 LAWN TENNIS. Mag to the ram or. Wednesday the match rried and single membexa at the 1 to Thin day next. Most d playe: will be able to turn z da: but any who are unable to. r- f t:: umpires who had consented •j yesterday, but cannot do
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    EASY WIN FOR CARNERA.
    42 11 BOXING. Berlin, Feb. 5. a. the Italian Champion, soundly German, Ernest Guhring. in a programmed for 10 rounds. up the match in the sth :> an injured foot. He would have been knocked out if the *»M c mimicd.
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    C.W.A.A. BEAT PERHIMPONAN.
    49 11 PING-PONG. 7 Chung Wu A.A. beat the Perhimponan 'l A i n on Monday at the former s 1-2 Scores (names of C.W.A.A. first) Huck Hye lost to Bakar n lost to Dahlan I—3; Kirn Hock -2: Ec Chuan beat Yusoff 3—o; r: < bvai Said 3—l.
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      537 11 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs end Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which art readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date 3nd complete. Happenings of general interest will still be inemded in the
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    AFTER-CARE ASSOCIATION.
    359 12 COMMITTEE'S REPORT. The annual general meeting of the Singapore After-Care Association will be held on March 9. at 4.45 p.m. in the office of the Super.ntendent of Prisons, Sepoy Lin s. In their report for the y<.ar endsd Dec. 31, 1931, the committee state: The funds in the
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    RADIO NEWS MALAYA SINGAPORE. HOW TO SEARCH.
    336 12 Operation Of Short-Wave Receivers. [EDITED BY "RADIOFAN.") "Modern Wireless." On short waves it is not usually possible to search, as one should on broadcast waves, with the receiver not oscillating. Search with the set just beyond the oscillation point but only just beyond.
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    SITE OF NEW EMPIRE STATION.
    38 12 Daventry Hill, where the new Empire short-wave radio station is being constructed. Broadcasts will begin in the autumn and it is anticipated that listeners in Malaya will receive the daily programmes with ease.
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    Radio News In Brief.
    88 12 Robot (Morocco; is now on 32 metres. Venezuela < YVQ) is broadcasting on 16.39 metres, just above P.L.E. on the dial. The Belgian Government has decided not to allow advertising on the radio in future. Budapest (Hungary) is to improve its shortwave broadcasts. Two reports of
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    A SOLUTION FOR SINGAPORE?
    132 12 8.8.C. Ultra-Short-Waue Experiments. The 1 k.w. ultra-short-wave transmitter designed for the 8.8.C. (to work below 8 metr:s> has now been completed and installed at Ch lmsford. The idea of the 8.8.C. in experimenting in these very low wave-lengths is that they may prove serviceable for distances
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    A YOUTHFUL LISTENER AT PULAU BUKOM.
    28 12 The above picture was sent by Mr. Daly, a radio enthusiast on the "island of oil" and a member of the A.W.S.M.
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    Replies To Our Readers9 Questions.
    141 12 Replies To Our Readers 9 Questions. "What wavelengths do th? Dutch East Indies stations use?" asks a newcomer to local ladio. Round about 16 metres. 32 metres and 58 metres. See daily list in this issue. 1e "Is Radio-Saigon on 49.02 metres the only Indo-Ch'na station on short waves?" No,
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    UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY.
    27 12 "Candor* 4 raire screened-grid oKra uharVw»Te iwehwi 15-18« meter*, with vatree aai Ml of etOs tm WĔmM Price $130 Complete Constructional Kit $100 W. Connor
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      962 12 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. Radio Stations Received In Malaya. All timet given in the following litt are Singapore times. MONDAYS. PETALING HILL, 55.5 metres, testing dally Torn 10.30 to 11 a.m. 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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      266 12 MUSIC FROM ItADin SAIGON. Orchestral Program** Radio-Saigon orchestra; ducted by M. Andre Soger ri -except on Mondays, when v,/ 0 f pJ,L /rom 6.30 p.m. 1 p r, **i FRIDAY FEB L Abduction into the Hareta 2. Oleita (.H. Pettier) 3. Legend? (Wieniou k M. Robert Bar 4. Scherzo (Lalot
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    Y. M. U., PENANG.
    1476 13 Coming Of Age Celebration. MUSLIM AFFAIRS. (By Our Muslim Correspondent.) There are many Muslim clubs and associations in Singapore and Penang but the one which was specially established in the interests of the Englisheducated Muslims to cater for their mental and physical activities is the Young
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    OVER THE CAUSEWAY.
    406 14 Chingay Procession To-day. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, F:b. 25. Th? annual Chinese celebrations oi the 20th, 21st and 22nd Chinese Moon are Ik Id to-day in Johore Bahru. The cer-monies in Johore Bahru are of a special nature and for many years past crowds from
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    MALACCA NOTES.
    370 14 ALLEGED ASSAULT. 'From Our Own Correspondent., Malacca. Feb 23 Be-j'ore the Pcl'ee Magistrate. Mr. W G Rev s. to-div. local Chinese detcctiv H% Cho was charged with using criminal ccc en Ng Lit at Egerton Road on Feb. 8. The accused was undefended while- lifer Goh Tiow Wan
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