Malaya Tribune, 17 March 1932
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Title Section28 1932-03-17 1 The Malaya Tribune v:iv^ No OS SINGAPORE THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Thursday. Mar. 17. 1932. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE. THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 193228 words
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Advertisement184 1932-03-17 1 I UPTON'S j I CEYLON j TEA. L 0 U r NNOT BETTER! IE BEST. j OU CAN'T BUY BETTER THAN THE BEST j jjffe "01" CEMENT I I and it is more ECONOMICAL •'O.K." Cement is famed throughout the world for its SUPERIOR QUALITY. Although moderate in price it184 words
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Advertisement447 1932-03-17 1 J I THE "MALAYA TRIBUNE j IS THE BEST j ADVERTISING MEDIUM J IN i MALAYA. Your Building Requirements i i j CEMENT I j j FLOOR WALL and ROOF TILES j j j EXPANDED METAL j j j CORRUGATED ASBESTOS ROOFINGS j j BUILDING BOARDS j MILD STEEL BARS447 words
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Article305 1932-03-17 2 EDITOR'S LETTER. Contributed By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. Comments On The Mail. Dear Boys, Since I formed the "Chums' Club" the number of contributions has increased enormously and it is really difficult to know how to find the space to publLsh them all. Shortly, however, I hope that the305 words
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Article230 1932-03-17 2 (By "Wool") The Pat Kwa. an eight-sided diagram, was the invention of Emperor Fu Hi. the First Founder of the Chinese Empire, who reigned from 2953 to 2838 b.c. The circle in the centre denotes the whole Un.verse, from which everything, be it human-being or animal,230 words
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Article96 1932-03-17 2 The following sent articles which ar: no: quite suitable for publication: "Frenchman. •A Student." Seremban. "L. K. S." Serembar, C ..an Chee Seng. Lew Howe Chye. Lim X an Huat. Tan Heng Nge Henry Gch. "Useful," Bandar Log." C. K. Khoo. C. H. Laree and "Wooi," K.L. Try again! I96 words
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Article185 1932-03-17 2 (By ho Thian Choi.) Coconut trees are the most useful of all trees. The leaves of the coconut trees are woven into baskets, the ribs are bound into brooms, and the leaves are also used for covering houses and making fences. The husks of the fruits are made185 words
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Article129 1932-03-17 2 (By "Youth.'') Books pro-ide one of the greatest pleasures of our lives, because they give us knowledge, tell us of other countries, people and their ways of living. Eooks were originally made from beech-bark. In the olden days writings which were eollectfd were produced in the form of rolls.129 words
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Article57 1932-03-17 2 (By Douglas Chua Toh-Lwee) Passengers should be told about the sign- I board* on buses between Tanjong Pagar and i Katong Buses with black signboards will avel via Telck Kurau Road; the ones with i green signboards, via Joo Chiat Road; and those with yellow signboard wiU travel57 words
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Article195 1932-03-17 2 (By "Thuitsc.") As men are prcgressing in the art of manufacturing, better goods are produced. But still we are not satisfied and therefore we strive for further advancement. To find out whether we are making progress or not, exhibitions a.e held. Ihe idea Ot an exhibition first originated with195 words
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Article71 1932-03-17 2 <By Ahmad bin Uda. Muar.) I am very much grieved to hear of some boys blaming those who failed in their Cambridge Exam, this year, cn the ground that the students are sluggards. When these uneeling people were told that the candidates only failed in such and si.cn a71 words
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Article208 1932-03-17 2 (By "Charlie."" K. L.) During the last week-end. and in the early part of the day. the sun was bla ingly hot. but towards the evening the weather changed rapicLy It was at about 3 o'clock in the afternoon when a tremendous gust of wind arose ir. tl208 words
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Article153 1932-03-17 2 (By Ho Thian Cher.) The camel :s on? of the most useful animals ii the world. It has the most ugly hump with a long neck and a hideous face and also it has long crooked legs that do not sirk in th? sr.nd. On account oi ts153 words
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Article195 1932-03-17 2 iBy "Wonderous." Labuan.) I suppose «very one knows that there are detention classes in all schools. Well, let us see why the detention class has been instituted in our school. Because many boys in Labuan. as do boys in other places, do not learn their lessons at home.195 words
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Article81 1932-03-17 2 (By T. T. C.) A thermometer is an instrument which will tell us how cold cr how warm it is in the house or out of dcors. There are many kinds of thermometers. are large and some a~e small. There is a little glass tube. In the little81 words
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Article131 1932-03-17 2 (By "Sisi Chia," Muar.) I thought that we should not worry about dollars and cents in our teens. This s a perilous faith. I must emphatically say, that on; should be very particular of how to tske care of the dollars ard cents as cautiously as131 words
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Article309 1932-03-17 2 (By "Jimmy's Pal.") Some contributions, you will agree, lack interest. If we compare the essays which appear in the two popular 'Corners." we will arrive at tr:e conclusion that the art.cles which are published in the "Girls' Corner" are more interesting than those submitted by the boys. I309 words
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Article148 1932-03-17 2 (By '-Aloysius Cheiv," K. L.) The very name of "spider" may strike terror to some persons. The spider is often killed at sight. This insect is formed by nature to be in a state of war, not only against other insects, but also upon each other. Its head148 words
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Article163 1932-03-17 2 (By Lim Keny Siong Air is the mcst important element in the world. All people, animals and bisects would die* without air. We cannot see a 4 r but we can feel it and breathe it Air consists chief's of oxygen, nitrogen, water vapour and carbon dioxide. When163 words
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Article163 1932-03-17 2 (By "Sejuk The Samoans are the inhabitants of an island called Samoa, which is in the Pacific Ocean and east the Fiji Islands. The Samoans belong to the Malay race. They are very brave. They are fond of dancing. Their dance is known as the "Siva" dance. If163 words
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Article97 1932-03-17 2 (By Wee Tiang Seng.) If you are out of work and can't find any, go and help some poor fellow who has more than he can carry. Don't consider that you are doing him a great favour, either. He is really doing you the favour. For every97 words
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Article95 1932-03-17 2 (By 'Fortune:') The Union Jack is the National flag of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. The Union Jack consists of the flags of England, Scotland, and Ireland. The colour of the Union Jack is red, white and blue. The Union Jack is used on95 words
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Article79 1932-03-17 2 (By T. H. Lee.) A very common occurrence in the town of Singapcre is a street ace d nt, which usually occurs at junctions or stre t corners. One afternoor, as I was cycling along l heard a sudden crash. So I rode faster to s> c what79 words
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Article64 1932-03-17 2 (By "A Student," 5.P.1., Seremban.) Cultivate good cheer. Remember Shakespeare's proverb that "a merry heart goes all the day, while a sad one tires in a single smile." We think that the world is something outside us, and we complain of it as being hard, or rough, or64 words
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Article282 1932-03-17 2 (By "Smiling Kid.") A wicked king ot Spain had pass d sentence cf death upon a prisoner and a date for his execution was fixed. The prisoner asked but one favour from the king—that might be allowed to go home and see his family. The tyrant said282 words
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Article164 1932-03-17 2 (By G. K. Sin.) Of all the park.; which I have visited, there ir none that is more popular than the Katong Park. This park is situated near Fort Road. It was only recently laid out. Th- authorities had selected the place well, as the park is164 words
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Article174 1932-03-17 2 (By "Poc" Klang.t One day in Italy, many years ago. a music master was impatiently waiting for his student. •T will give him ten minutes, and if by that time he is not here. I am going home." Five minutes, seven, nine passed but still the boy was missing.174 words
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Article134 1932-03-17 2 'By Am. Anoor. Trengganu.) All of u<= know the meaning of this little word, "bath It is very common to us too for we bath 'wice cr thrice a day. A ba:h is one of rr s important parts of hygiene. When we hith we wash and rub134 words
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Article128 1932-03-17 2 (By L T Tan.) V/hat are the qualities which go to the making of a good business man? Many of them are personal qualities while some are commercial assets. Among the firft and foremost is hon:sty. J The dishonest man can never become a coed business128 words
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Article152 1932-03-17 2 'By "Short Legs,.") Everyone should be patient. One must try to ke p one's temper as cool as pos-ible. Try to forget the wrong done to you. Had not the Chinese soldiers been patient before the present, crisis in China, the war between China rnd Japan would have been152 words
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Article144 1932-03-17 2 'By Cheic Seek Chor.q.) The kind of favouritism I am writing about is that of teachers who like to have favourites in their classes. Why is that so? A teacher is paid to teach hit- students their lessons, and not to teach th:m to be his favourites. And, besides,144 words
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Article252 1932-03-17 2 A citizen must obey the laws of his country. —Douglas Khoo Tiang Hve. Everybody in this world must know what is evil and good and every human being must find the way to be perfect.—S Lgr. J. D. M. Thinking in a haphazard way is merely wasting252 words
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Advertisement265 1932-03-17 2 Robbed of her smile by PYORRHEA ONE ot ncr greatest attractions— teeth with this scientific dentifrice. gone,maybe forever. Not so long It is more than an ordinary tooth paste ago she was the one men turned to —for it not only keeps the teeth beauwith admiring glances. Now her once265 words
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Advertisement517 1932-03-17 2 What will yo j be doing Gn I year fr Ot M to day I Will you still be I the same old job ai I ing even less pay—v. l(J aj future—never quit I both ends meet? I There is no great ..I world than that ol I in517 words
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Article177 1932-03-17 3 The Censure Debate In The House Of Commons—Sir Samuel Hoare's Defence—No Date Definable For New Constitution—Consultative Committee Decisions—Muslim Attitude Towards Equal Political Privileges For Both Sexes—State's Responsibility to Unemployed—Supreme Court's Jurisdiction—Oath Of Allegiance—No Provincial Autonomy Irrespective Of Central Responsibility—Mr. V. J. Patel to Undergo Treatment—Move To177 words
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Article447 1932-03-17 3 Introducing the India Office Estimates, Sir Samuel Hoare entered into a detailed examination of the Government's actions and policy in India and said that they had ample justification for the measures taken. They had used the Emergency Powers with great caution and moderation and the Government cf447 words
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Article234 1932-03-17 3 It is reported that there were some lively sceeies at the Consultative Committee meeting on Feb. 24. The Muslim Group are said to have been averse to giving the discussions a communal turn. However, dissent was not in the end recorded by any section and a unanimous234 words
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Article173 1932-03-17 3 The Committee then discussed the suggestion made by Mr. Joshi, that the chapter on Fundamental Rights should include a clause entitling every citizen to support from public funds if no work could be found for him and to the provision, through a system of State insurance or otherwise,173 words
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Article275 1932-03-17 3 The question of the establishment of a Supreme Court for British India was then taken up for consideration. The Federal Structure Committee, which had considered the subject in detail, had made a series of recommendations as to the lines on which such a Court should be275 words
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Article117 1932-03-17 3 It was recognised that there should be some distinction between the oath of allegiance taken by the members of the Legislature from British India and by the representatives of the Indian States. In the case of the latter It was agreed that the form of the oath117 words
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Article227 1932-03-17 3 The question whether Provincial autonomy will introduced immediately or simultaneously w.th the grant of responsibility at the Centre was debated at great length m the Council of State on the Ist inst. Su Sankaran Nair. Chairman of the Indian Central Committee which co-operated with Sr John227 words
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Article260 1932-03-17 3 Mr. V. J. Patel (ex-Speaker of the Assembly), who was recently in a Bombay hospital, was released on the 3rd inst., but was immediately served with an order directing him not to leave the hospital precincts or receive visitors without the permission of the hospital260 words
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Article224 1932-03-17 3 A number of orthodox members of the Legislative Assembly tabled motions in the recent session urging the repeal of the Sarada Act. but owing to prolonged Budget discussions these did not come up for considerat on tn the Lower House. The Government view on the subject was.224 words
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Article586 1932-03-17 3 COMMUNISTS AND THE PEASANT. The srious news from Spain recently may be considered merely as tfao culmination of the outrages of the last three w eks. and the unrest of the last eight months, or it may oe regarded as tr»e probable, if not certain586 words
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Article28 1932-03-17 3 The English Football Association have decided not to play any representative matches on the Continent this year, but will invite Austria to play England in England next season.28 words
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Advertisement162 1932-03-17 3 SOLE AGENTS v BOUSTEAD CO. LTD.^^^^^^ NGAPOK. PENANG. fMS 8 KELANTAN Bw~*~"*"'"L««1 w HHP b The lustre •x paintwork years Paint has a delicate surface. It needs gentle cleaning —the reason Monkey Brand is used so much for cleaning paintwork. Monkey Brand cleans it clean. It erases dirt and finger-marks162 words
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Advertisement315 1932-03-17 3 I Watch Life Brighten I j As Teeth Whiten II Ugly, yellow, decayed II teeth are enemies of II beauty, health and happiII ness. Mouth germs cause II this condition. Kolynos II quickly kills these germs. II Use Kolynos for 3 days II —one half-inch on a dry II brush315 words
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3346 1932-03-17 4 WARDERS FACED BY HOWLING CROWD. CONVICTS' RUSH FOR FREEDOM. "IRREGULARITIES AND WORSE" OF OFFICIALS. Mr. dv Parcq summarises his conclusions under ten heads as follows: 1. —In my opinion, the disorder is not to be accounted for by any recent change in the prison administration3,346 words
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Advertisement132 1932-03-17 4 Mothir: What did th<- is allott Baby? Nnrse LACTOGEN Mother: But what els- did he «j» Nurse: I could hear nothing The Latest Phase in j Economical Motoring j The 1932 MORRIS MINOR and Worris Famil y EJg^tMORRIS MINOR 1932. MORRIS MINOR 1932. PRICES: TWO SEATER 51.050 I SALOON (with132 words
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Article1513 1932-03-17 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING. I Singapore, March 17, 10 a.m. umi. Tear CLOSING QUOTATIONS, rtfu* Ends. Buyers. Sellers. (10 0 Aaam Kumbang Tin Dec. S) CI. 4.0 CI. 5.0 cd Austral Malay Dee. 31 0.18.0 1. 0.0 i Ayer Hitam Tin June 3u 0.10.0 0.11.0 cd Bangrln Tin Dec. 311,513 words
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Article442 1932-03-17 5 SINGAPORE, MARCH 11 MEAT. Beef steak (round), katl *0 Beef stew or curry, kati Pork, lean, kati 60 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 40 Mutton Australian, lb. M Fowl, kati 42 Hens (locally reared) kati JJ Ducks, each 50 Pigeons, domestic unfledged, pah- y» Pigeons, fledged,442 words
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Article152 1932-03-17 5 ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO. (S-8.1. 8*18» A* from Sept. 30 the following iiHwtl papas* for Shell Motor Spirit and vnrtoae I win* 01 Kerosene are effective: Red Shell Motor Spirit ex pump and! or ex 4 gall, drum per British Imperial gaOsa mm Rod Shell Motor Spirit par 4152 words
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Article37 1932-03-17 5 Bert Barry, the ex-world's sculling champion, has been appointed a King's Waterman. This post is now purely an honorary appointment, but at one time the King's Watermen were responsible for the river journeys of the reigning sovereign.37 words
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Article57 1932-03-17 5 At a recent meeting at the Hippo-dromo, Aregentina, Buenos Aires, the jockey. Ireneo Leguisamo, rode the winners of seven of the eight races, and was on the second kn the other event. Leguisamo again tops the list of jockeys with 79 firsts, 61 seconds, 37 thrids, and 48 unplaced mounts57 words
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Miscellaneous575 1932-03-17 5 The entrance fees will be dealt with as follows: $25 will be deducted for Expenses and 10 per cent, of the balance will be donated to the Children's Aid Society. Of the remaining balance 75 per cent, will be awarded as Ist Prize and 25 per cent, as 2nd Prize.575 words
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Advertisement707 1932-03-17 6 Amusements < j doin t; miss; this last chance OF_,H AVI NGX-7 HE 3 LAUGH OF THE YEAR fgAPITOI Positively Last Night The All-Laughing Double-Feature Show that has made all Singapore Scream "'OLD SOLDIERS !NEVER DIE" WITH LESLIE FULLER j A BRITISH INTERNATIONAL SUCCESS Directed by MONTY BANKS (of "MY707 words
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Article191 1932-03-17 7 SHIPPING NEWS. ISSUE OF SUNDAY PERMITS. The Chipping and the Import and Export Office* will oe closed on Friday Mar. 25, and will be open on Saturday Mar 26 and Monday Liar. 28 lor one hour only (from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. > During th? Easter191 words
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Article436 1932-03-17 7 William Haines Stars At Alhambra. Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford" b gan a season r< the A.hambra yesterday when largj hous 3 sa>. some of the best screen cnt rtainm nt we i-iave had for some time. W lliam Haines, always favour t has the principal role cf a confidence436 words
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Article129 1932-03-17 7 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singapore. March 17. East Whart (Entrance Gate 1). Kistna 22; Rajula 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate S). Carthage 18; Tenyu Maru 14; Kaga Maru 11; Kota Agoeng 9; Conte Rosso 7 Empire Dock (Entrance Gate S> Greystoke Castle 30: Ipoh 32: Tairea 34; Cas:or129 words
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48 1932-03-17 7 Singapore, March 17. Standard Spot 6t 2 JJ April .2 li May 6 J J* April-June 6 6 July-Sept. 71 7% Tone of Market: Dull Steady. Latest Cable: London Spot Sheet 2 3 16d. per lb. New York: Spot Sheet 1% cents (G).48 words
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Article308 1932-03-17 7 THE SHARE MARKET. B. ETIJN AND CO.'S REPORT. I March 17, 11 a.m. RUBBER. London: 2 3 16d., unchanged. New York: 3 cents (G.). unchanged. Shares: Quiet. Allenbys 55—65 cents, Ayer Moleks 30—40 cents, Ayer Panas 35—45 cents, Bassetts 25—30 cents, Brogas 30—35 cents, Buklt Jelotongs 10—15 cento,308 words
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421 1932-03-17 7 Messrs. Lyall and Evatt in their fortnightly review, datfd March 16. state:— Since the beginning of the month there has been a slow bu» steady downward trerd in the value of tin and rubber shares, and with buyers quite disinterested, even at present low quotations421 words
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Article170 1932-03-17 7 Singapore, March 17. Rice, Siam Al per Koyan $230 Rice. Siam 1 $210 Rice, Siam 2 $186 Rice, Siam 3 $177 Rice, Siam "Sinway" per koyan No. 1 $191 Rice, Siam No. 2 $178 Rice, Saigon Al $175 Rice, Saigon No. 1 $170 Rice. Saigon 2 $165 Rice, Saigon170 words
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Article127 1932-03-17 7 THE RUBBER MARKET. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE R. A. REPORT. The Singapore Chamber of Commaroe Rubber Associailona weekly auction report of March 16 states: Catalogued 1.899,876 lb. 848 16 tons. Offered 1.548.890 1b—691.47 tons. Sold 1.308.089 1b.=583.97 tons. London spot 2'« d. New York spot 3% cents. Prices Realized. Ribbed smoked127 words
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Article31 1932-03-17 7 Reuter. London, March 18. Royal Mail debenture holders and White Star preference shareholders approved, by overwhelming majorities, the scheme of reorganisation of the Royal Mail group.—Renter.Reuter. - 31 words
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Article70 1932-03-17 7 London. March 16. If< srs. Lewis, Lazarus and Sons notify to-day's an prices as follows: Spot £129 9 16 <£128 \i Forward £131 3/16 (1130's). The market is quie>t. M ;srs. Symington and Wilson notify to-day's rubber prices as follows: Spot 2 3 16d. (2 J70 words
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Article56 1932-03-17 7 London. March 16. Java Rubber Plantations report reveals a d ficit cf £4,770 There is a credit on the profit and loss account of £523. Citmlix shows a loss of £1.164 and a credit cf £1,291 is to be brought in Tapping Tin Dredging announce a56 words
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Article221 1932-03-17 7 Singapore, March 17 Selling: London 4 months' sight 2s. 4 l'32d London 3 months' tight 2s. 3 15 16d.. London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 7 h d., London 30 days' sight 2s. 3 27 32d., London demand 2s. 3 25 32d London T.T. 2s. I%«L, Lyons demand221 words
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Advertisement366 1932-03-17 7 Victoria Memorial j Hall I Organ Recital Friday Next, March 18, at 5.30 p.m. ORGANIST :—Mr. J. R. CASELEY. VOCALIST Mks. EVA CLARKE, L R.A.M., A.T.C.L. II ADMISSION CTS. 20. KATOMG PARK Friday, March 18, at 9 p.m. BAND PERFORMANCE RY i THE BAND Ist. BATTALION THE GLOUCESTERSHIRE REGIMENT. I366 words
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Advertisement388 1932-03-17 7 (.ATEST AI) V EKTISKIM KN i s FOR SAIGON DIRECT. s.s. "RAJAH OF SARAWAK." The above st:am r will leave for Saigon on Thursday. March 17, at 4 p.m. For freight and passage apply to: BARRETTO SHIPPING TRADING CO Agen s. Tel. No. 7784. BATTERY SERVIC E, KADM» MOTOR ACCESSORIES388 words
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Miscellaneous326 1932-03-17 7 METEOROLOGICAL 1 SERVICE. I MALAYAN DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Tempera- Bright. BTATIONB. ture. Rainfall. SunMax. Mln shin*. Alor Star 95 73 Nil 8.9 Kota Bharu 86 73 0.11 5.3 K. Trengganu 87 74 0.06 4.5 1 Kroh 88 67 Nil 8.3 Sitiawan 91 73 0.76 10.5 Ipoh 95 71 1.42 9.8326 words
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Article788 1932-03-17 8 Not a word about tin. No mention of rubber. Silence touching the newly appointed Ketrenjhme.it Commission No explanation of the commitment to Empire "Preferences." It seems almost incredible that it should be possible to make such a negative report on meeting of the Federal Council at the788 words
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Article28 1932-03-17 8 The Stra ts Chin se Epworth L ague will hold its monthly social to-morrow, in the Social Hall of the Straits Ctvnes, Churcn. Kampong Kapor. at 8 p.m.28 words
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Article35 1932-03-17 8 A tea party will be held on Saturday at 4 cm at the premises of the Monopolies Department, on the occasion of the f«*cnminß transfer to the F.M.S. of the Hon. "Mr. G. E. Ca.or.35 words
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Article43 1932-03-17 8 Th- Chief Secretary to Governm nt. F.M.S.. has amended Notifications 1724 and 1725. published in the Gazette of March 10. by providing that the import dv ics en cement shall be imposed with effect from the 16th inst. Instead of from the list43 words
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Article38 1932-03-17 8 Passengers by the Royal Dutch Indian Airways from Batavia to Singapore on Tuesday were: Mr. Verhoogd. Mr. Steffers. Mrs. To Roller. From Singapore to Batavia yesterday. Mr. Colvin Brown. Mr. Archbo'd, Mr. Kapadia. Mr. Mistri. Mr. Roth rm:l.38 words
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Article72 1932-03-17 8 Among the passengers proceeding by the P. and O. "Carthage." sailing at 9.30 a.m. to-morrow for Penang. Colombo and Europe, are Mr. C. B. Collinge. Mr. H. G. Battiecombe, Mrs. L. H. Gorsuch, Mr. T. L. Palmer, Mr S. Stutchbury, Mr. H. B. Egmont Hake, Mr. and Mrs. Goodman Ambler,72 words
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Article148 1932-03-17 8 The follow ng appointments are notified in th? F.M.S. Government Gazette: Mr. G. R. B. Pattison to be an Engineer, Posts and Telegraphs; Messrs. J. R. Livett and H. P. Armstrong to be Assistant Commissioners of Police; Mr. Cheah Keng Hoon to be Accountant, Kinta Sanitary Board; Mr. J. Smith148 words
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Article409 1932-03-17 8 Statements In House Of Commons. Reuter. London. March 16. In the House of Commons to-day Mr. Campbell asked whether Sir P. Cunliffe-Lister could state the annual public expenditure in connection with the office of Governor of the Straits Settlements and High Commissioner for the Malay States,Reuter. - 409 words
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Article115 1932-03-17 8 HOPE IS WITH THE RANK AND FILE. Reuter. London. March 16. Th. National Gcvernment would r man n r°fic for four years, which was not a duv too l:ng to educate 40.000.000 Decple. Therefor". he Liberals should start right away. Thus Mr. Lloyd George revReuter. - 115 words
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Article83 1932-03-17 8 R.O.V. WILL INVESTIGATE COMPLAINTS. Regarding th: letter from Mr. Aw Boor Seng, published in our issue of Monday, we are asked to state that on. rece pt of the necessary information—nature of offence, time and dat number of bus. and number of driver or conductor if possible—the83 words
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Article62 1932-03-17 8 Rugby. March 16. Th General Commissure: ol the D sarrr.am at Conference: at Gen va has decided that the Conference shall adjourn cr Saturdi y until April 11. On resuming, the general a~d politia 1 cemm ttees will sit continueusly. erne Sting on fundamental principles to ha62 words
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Article119 1932-03-17 8 A Memorial Service for the late Rev. S. W. V. Arumugam will be conducted at the Methodist Episcopal Tamil Church, lOttif, on Sunday at 8.30 a.m. The Municipal health stat msnt for the week ended March 12 gives the total numb r cf deaths as 166. The death rate was119 words
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Article48 1932-03-17 8 BOYS' CORNER, on page 2. INDIAN NEWS AND NOTES, on pa-e 3. TOPICS OF TO-DAY. on page 8. OUR LONDON LETTER, on page 11. CLUB DIARY, on page 12. WHAT TO LISTEN FOR, on page 12. DIARY OF EVSNTS, on page 12. CORRESPONDENCE, on page 12.48 words
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Article399 1932-03-17 8 L__ (By "LOOKER-ON The morning paper was: come as usual in a certain place th morning. A A Publicity is, generally good thing, even for I not quite that kind. Re the "Sea BeHe," her recent trip on All vice was a complete su number of practical)!,399 words
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Article37 1932-03-17 8 Mails from Europe. lUra on Feb. 2). by the anchored at Penang at I 'arrive by train to-m m pondence will be ready holders at 8.45 am From China and J Maru." due at Singa;KM37 words
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Article32 1932-03-17 8 TIN AND RUB BER QUOTA I RUBBF X London: 2 3 16d. New York: 1% tt n; Singapore Spot: 6'l > London Spot: £129 15» Three Months: £131 7s 6a Slngpore: $65.87>, (I=s32 words
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Advertisement269 1932-03-17 8 f Pioneers Both j SIR WALTER RALEIGH HAD FAITH IN j HIS ENTERPRISE-HE SET OUT AND WON j AN EMPIRE TO-DAY. THE MAKERS OF j THE RALEIGH HAVE FAITH IN THEIR ENTERPRISE. THE ONLY BICYCLE IN THE WORLD BUILT ENTIRELY OF STEEL AND GUARANTEED FOR EVER. RALEIGH JT I j269 words
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Advertisement58 1932-03-17 8 ZENITH SCREW CASE. DUST AND WATER PROOF WRIST WATCHES I The Most Suitable j Watch for the I Tropics. JUST UNPACKED. U. S. de SiivaA Bros JEWELLERS. 23, HIGH ST. SINGAPORE, j i j I T.K-K.'S EXHIBITS AT THE RECENT EXHIBITION j ARE OBTAINABLE FROM j j TENG SENG GUAN58 words
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73 1932-03-17 9 SKIRMISHING PRACTICALLY STOPPED IN SHANGHAI. SHOULD LEAGUE BE RESPONSIBLE FOR CHINA? OYI) (JEORGE CONDEMNS FEEBLENESS OF POWERS. 'tin*»' even skirmishing —has practically ceased at ,.ii. tollowing tne report ot a provisional agreement for a between the Chinese and the Japanese. The League Com!i is taking73 words
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Article1152 1932-03-17 9 Reuter. London. March 16. i Nose that because peace has n r .-tor d th? League doee> net ible restraining influence, d hn Simon at Norwich last night d that British influ nee in the la at Geneva had contribu*\ f l suits achieved. reacUomReuter. - 1,152 words
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Article155 1932-03-17 9 PA LEMBANG CHINESE APPEAL. IT a League Commission In Shanghai. Tii i rrnr .> r. co y of the telegram jointly o> the Chinese Chamber C nc j the Overseas Chinese Un on th Ltague cf Netons in- n Committee through the Minis ry of Forn.'n Affai *s. AY lv155 words
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Article34 1932-03-17 9 SECRETARY. Reuter. London, March 17. It is officially announced that Mr. Louis' Beal has been appointed to succeed Mr. H. J. Brett, Commrrical Secretary In Shanghai, who is retiring on March 31.—Reuter.Reuter. - 34 words
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Article164 1932-03-17 9 Japanese Concentration At Harbin. Sin Chew Jih Pao. The Japanese authorities in Manchuria have instructed Mr. Li Shao Kang. Chinese meager of th? Chines Eastern Railway, to cont nue to take charge of the Railway, putting it und the control of the new Manchurian Government whichSin Chew Jih Pao. - 164 words
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Article67 1932-03-17 9 SUGGESTION TO STRENGTHEN KELLOGG PACT. Reuter. Washington. March 16. The question of the export cf arms to nations inca-; d in war was discussed by the House Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee, which approved a resolution proposing the part cipation of the Unit d States inReuter. - 67 words
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Article126 1932-03-17 9 VISION OF A UNITED IRELAND. Reuter. London. March 16. Mr. De Valera. interviewed by Reuter to-dtiy. outlined his policy. He wou'd su pnl h* Public Safety whereby special tr buna s were established, and con end d that th abolition of the oath or al'.cg an-eReuter. - 126 words
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Article1724 1932-03-17 9 YOUNG "NONYA" IN TROUBLE. ALLEGED ATTEMPTED EXTORTION. DOCTOR AND HIS PATIENT QUARREL. An extraordinary story of a woman patient's alleged infatuation for a married doctor was unfolded before the District Judge (Mr. G. C. D«ld) yesterday, when a case of attempted extortion came up for hearing1,724 words
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Advertisement208 1932-03-17 9 IP A VI 1 M*»tiiiiiiHiiiiiiiMiiiiwaniiiiiiitiiitiiiinii*H^ c.IS TO-NIGHT 9.15 f INA CLAIRE j I I RKO Patties Sparkling Comedy Rebound" j REBOUND IS CERTUNLY WORTH SEEING AND IS TO BE RECOMMENDED". I STRAITS TIMES. f ALSO BERT ROBERT WHEELER WOOLSEY IN OH, OH, CLEOPATRA NEXT CHANGE ANN HARDING 'DEVOTION" > T-208 words
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Article689 1932-03-17 10 S.R.C. AND CHINESE SHARE POINTS. REMARKABLE GOALKEEPING ASSN. FOOTBALL. The S.C.F.A. and S.R.C. met at the d< Anson Road Stadium yesterday in the First Division of the S.A.F.A. League competition, and drew 1—1, Rodrigues in the S.R.C. goal giving a remarkable display. The S.R.C. started off689 words
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Article215 1932-03-17 10 MUNICIPAL CLUB'S INITIATIVE. Mr. D. M. Davis, hon. general secretary of the Municipal Services Club, writes: "In reply to the letter appearing in the •Malaya Tribune' on the 14th inst., under the caption 'Farrer Cup Final' from 'Suggestion," to whom my thanks are due. I have to215 words
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Article57 1932-03-17 10 In a friendly played on the Padane the S.C.C. II drew with the Amicable Athletic Association 2—2. after an interesting gam?. The scorers for the Cricket Club were: Evans and Ferguson (penalty goal* while Quek Boon and Cheong Hooi netted for the visiting side. RESULT. S.C57 words
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164 1932-03-17 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Pilah, March 15. A match was played on -the Main Padang yesterday between the Europeans and a Kuala Pilah mixed eleven, the latter winning 3—2. The game was fast and interesting and the Europeans' defence was kept busy for164 words
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Article22 1932-03-17 10 Reuter. London, March 16. To-day's English League match resulted as follows: ENGLISH LEAGUE. DIV. L Chelsea 0. Portsmouth o.—Reuter.Reuter. - 22 words
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Article527 1932-03-17 10 RESULTS AND TIES. LAWN TENNIS. Results and ties in the S.C.C. Spring tournament are as follows: YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Veterans Double Handicap: E. W P. Fulcher and V. J. Coleman plus 2 beat E S. Alder and R. E. Pr:ntis plus 3. 2—b. 9—7, 6- -3. Championship Doubles:527 words
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Article310 1932-03-17 10 DATES PLAYERS. Cricket. rnmm'S; 1 1 on Sat "rday and Sunday 2 Pm and 11 am actively, on the S.C.C. ground: R. Bartels, H. Balhetchet, U W ESS D d Cotta P M. G. Anthomsz, R. T. Morrow. N. Sullivan, N Oehlers, T. Leijssius (capt S.R.C. team v. the V.M.C.A.310 words
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29 1932-03-17 10 Mr. H. J. Rae has been appointed hom ?.:cretary and treasurer, Singapore Aftar-caie Association, and the new office of this Asso- ation will be c/o Messrs McAlister and Co.29 words
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Article760 1932-03-17 10 COURSE IN FIRST CLASS CONDITION. GOLF. The Hon. Mr. A. P. Robinson presided at •he forty-first annual general meeting of the S n"apor- Golf Club held at the Club House. Bikit Timah. yesterday. There was a good attendance. After the minutes of the last meeting760 words
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Article199 1932-03-17 10 MALAY INTER-SETTLEMENT MATCH. The annual test match between the Singapore and Penanj Malays will take place at Balestier Plain in Easter week, beginning at 2.15 p.m. on Saturday and continuing throughout and Monday. In accordance with practice, the Malaya Football Association and Penang Malay Cricket Club are signing an199 words
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Article67 1932-03-17 10 At a special meeting of the Malay Cricket Club, Penang, on Tuesday, to discuss the arrangements for tho forthcoming -visit to Singapore, it was deoided that the party should leave Penang on Thursday, March 24. On March 26 and 27 the Penang Malays will me67 words
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Article222 1932-03-17 10 BRITAIN'S BRIGHT BUDGET PROSPECTS. Rugby, March 16. With nearly three weeks to run before the end of the financial year only £24,000,000— £20,000,000 less than at the corresponding date last year —remains to be received by the revenue authorities to assure a balanced budget. As the closing222 words
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Article367 1932-03-17 10 INTERESTING CASE AT PERAK ASSIZES. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. March 16. Unexpected humour was introduced at the i Perak Assizes t»-day in Uhe course of a trial I ol a Chinese for the alleged passing of false five cent pieces at coffee stalls. The I piosecuticn367 words
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Article60 1932-03-17 10 REPLY TO RESTRICTION PROPOSALS. Reuter. Amstrdam. March 17. The Paris ccniercnce of the International Sugar Council has received Cuba's reply to the lestriction proposals. Thj reply is said to be fairly satisfactory, and Cuba does not dcs re to withdraw from the Chadbourne Scheme. A compromise isReuter. - 60 words
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Obituary33 1932-03-17 10 Hong Kong. March 16. The cTath occurred here this morning of Ifr. M. G. M. Haardt, leader of the trans-Asiar Expedition, from pneumon a following influenza contracted in Sharghai— Reuter. Reuter.Reuter. - 33 words
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Article27 1932-03-17 10 Reuter. Creston (Iowa), March 17. A woman, said to be in possession of a babj resembling the Lindbergh child, has beer arrested here. —Reuter.Reuter. - 27 words
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Article60 1932-03-17 10 THE TURF. Reuter. Londcn, March 16. The Lincolnshire Handicap was run to-day and result d as follows: 1. Mr. M. McKinlay's JEROME FANDOR 2. Mr. B. Davis' DOOLEY 3. Capt. A. S. Wilson's KNIGHT ERROR 36 ran. Won by three-quarters of a length, triid 11,I 1 away.Reuter. - 60 words
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Article39 1932-03-17 10 The Singapore Ping-Ponß Association will hold an "At Home" on Saturday ev.ning at St. Andrew's School. In th; afternoon tho semi-final and singles championship final matches will be played, to be followed by the prize distribution and tea.39 words
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Article36 1932-03-17 10 Henri Cochet, who like the British Davis Cup player, F. J. Perry, Is a table tennis enthusiast, has accepted the presidency of a table tennis club which has Just been formed at Cannes.36 words
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Article110 1932-03-17 10 ESTIMATES OF THE REVENUE DEPARTMENTS. Rugby. March 16. Ir. the Estimates of the thiee revenue c-e--partments, provision is made for additional expenditure in connection with the Import Duties Act. customs and excise being estimated to tost £5,330,200. Inland revenue expenses arc estimated at £7,299,585 and represent110 words
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Article114 1932-03-17 10 FORMALLY TAKEN OVER BY GOVERNMENT. Rugby, March 16. New South Wales Government have now formally taken over from the constructors. Dorman. Long and Company, the great bridge over Sydney harbour which will be opened on Saturday. The bridge crosses the harbour is a single arch span of114 words
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Article60 1932-03-17 10 SEQUEL TO MATCH KING'S SUICIDE. Stockholm, March 17. The Administrative Council of Kreuger and Toll has chosen six prominent financial and industrial experts to investigate the affairs of the company and, if necessary, the affairs of other enterprises in which the company has a controlling interest. IM.60 words
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Article55 1932-03-17 10 GERMANY'S REPLY TO FRANCE. Reuter. Berlin. March 17. The German reply to the Tardieu proposal regarding the Danubian economic bloc states that the proposed Pact will be valueless if limited to States proposed by France, and supports the Italian suggestion of a conference of Danubian States andReuter. - 55 words
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Article254 1932-03-17 10 ENJOYABLE FUNCTION AT S.S.C. The S ngapore Swimming Club presented a pleasing appearanc! last night when an "At Home" was held. The pool and the Club hout? were gaily decorated with coloured lights, and a larg s number of people spent a very happy time. Water sports254 words
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Article59 1932-03-17 10 DEATH OF MR. H. E. SLY. London, March 17. The death has occurred of Mr. Henry Edw.irj Sly, the former Consul-General at Yunna::-Fu. —Reuter. I Henry Edward Sly was born en Oct. 8. 1870. He was Vice-Consul. Cannon, 1906-1908, Consul Bl Harbin In 1912 and Consul-General59 words
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Article70 1932-03-17 10 RINGLEADERS CHARGED AT PRINCETOWN. Reuter. London March 16. Thirty-two hardcuffed convic s. charg d in connection with the Dartmoor Mutiny on Jan. 24, were to-iday brought up in Prin ct wn Town Hall, where they were shepherded :n.o f»n immense stetl-railcd dock. The ac.used were charged under theReuter. - 70 words
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760 1932-03-17 10 COMPANY DIRECTORS I\ I THE DOCK. I TRIAL AT SINGAWlitK I ASSIZES. I Mi Justice Sproule and sp occupied the whole of yesterdaj Singapore Assiz s. in reccTding tiial cf Ho Wan Hee, hs wiU Stow) and Daniel Boniface P ci falsification of accounts ait n:it760 words
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Article, Illustration2464 1932-03-17 11 Till WINCE AND THE PRESS. Air Mail: Special to the 'Malaya Tribune.") London, March 1. ltes to the Press of London ar.d are were paid by the Prince of inaugural dinner of th? Ccmpat y r Makers, which was h Id in the 1 attended2,464 words
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Article63 1932-03-17 11 Joe Canty has been engaged by Frank Hartigan to ride the "classic" colt, Jiweh in his races this year. Jiweh is a co'.t by Hurry On. who was bought in France as a yearling for a big sum, but (says a "SportinT Life" report) being too big to train has63 words
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Article728 1932-03-17 11 TOO BOOKISH AND LITERARY. MR. GREENWOOD ON AIM OF EDUCATION. Instead of reading the paper which had been prepared and p inted, Mr. Arthur Greenwood, the late Minister of Hea th, del v red an extempore address at a m eting of the North of England728 words
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Advertisement153 1932-03-17 11 T. 145 P.M. TO-NIGHT 930 P.M. Special Presentation of Fox Movietone's "Cheer Up and Smile A refreshingly different talkie tbat lives op to its title. Prices: 20 cents 40 cents. "Great Cheap Sale" True Bargains. OWING TO SLUMP DEPRESSIONS OFFERING GOODS TO YOU BELOW COST: i Men's and Boys' Cotton153 words
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Advertisement263 1932-03-17 11 We Otbers Invent Imitate. mm j ORANGE-SMASH IS ALWAYS ON TOP IN QUALITY AND TASTE. FRAMROZ CO. i i>>>>r C hoice Quality BUX X L R LEAF CBEAMEBT j^^^ Just the thing for your Breakfast Table, 5/ I Pantry or Tea Table, Nice and Tasty, the KUAL* 1 IS J263 words
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Article93 1932-03-17 12 I Our readers are invited to write to us on so bjects of public interest. It must be under«food that the Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typevmtten (double tpacing >, and on one side of the93 words
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255 1932-03-17 12 (To the Editor. "Malaya Tribune") Kt air, —I shall bo much obliged if you wi 1, through the :ned um of your w?ll read journa advocate English education for girls in the State of Johore. Perhaps you 'nay be aware that the educational system255 words
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Article220 1932-03-17 12 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir. —With reference to Mr. Aw Boon Seng's letter in your esteemed paper of the 14ih mst., I would second what he says. It reminds me of what happened to me last Saturday. I was coming from McPherson Road to Selegie Road, and220 words
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Article404 1932-03-17 12 KUALA LUMPUR JOURNAL'S COMMENT. The announcement of preferential import duties in favour of the British Empire came •s a complete surprise to everybody, says the 'Malay Mail." From the British point cf view there is little or nothing to be said •gains' this innovation, proceeds the Kuala Lumpur404 words
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Article33 1932-03-17 12 The rate of Issue of Money Order for India ■nd Ceylon to-day is Rs. 152 for $100. The «■te of payment of Money Order from India sn4 Ceylon Is Rs. 156 for $100.33 words
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Article972 1932-03-17 12 ACTION MORE DRASTIC EACH DAY. Whatever vi:w one may take of the merits of the present Sino-Japanese d.spate, there are, I tnink. no two op nions among ihe foreign commun.ty in Shanghai regarding t e continued devastation of the Chap i area. It is worie ti an972 words
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Article157 1932-03-17 12 ARCHAEOLOGISTS TO CONFER. London, Feb. 4. Famous archaeologists from every country have been invited to meet in London this summer to help in piecing together man's early history. So many tentalising fragments about early man have been tliscovered in recent years, that a determined attempt will now157 words
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Article131 1932-03-17 12 'THE INDIAN." "The Indian," the official organ of the Indian Association, Singapore, which has Just been published for this month, contains the usual attractive features. The Hon. Mr. H. H. Abdoolcader, M. L. C, Is the "Personality" for the month, and an article on "Tagore's Ideal cf Indian131 words
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Article163 1932-03-17 12 MALAY "REDS" ALLOWED BAIL. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Pilah, March 15. Abdul Majid bin Datoh Gambo Abdul Wahab, who is charged with assisting in the management of an unlawful society, the AntiImperialist at Sri Menanti, was aUowed bail in $1,000 in two sureties to-day, by163 words
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Article703 1932-03-17 12 BOY SCOUTS' ASSOCIATION (From Our Own Con vi MllllLLll Mm v •U.ch 14 Sunday afternoon marked in the local Boy Scouts' A By about 3.30 p.m. the Ma. presented an animated troops of the English Scl.< Malay Schools under the cha pective S.outers filing into V' positions. The703 words
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Advertisement50 1932-03-17 12 The Best Book For Crossword Puzzles "SWIFTSIBE Crossword Puzzle Dictionary by Granville M. OlUn Price $1.50 per copy iAU rights reserved* Printed and Published bf t>ETER CHONG COMPA>' v Por hi defect* oi a c on,u.t M EZEKFL A and Opt clans baffle. Chambers. lUffle. VJ Eaeatf. OD «PhilM 150 words
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Miscellaneous101 1932-03-17 12 MAILS CLOSE, TO-MORROW, MARCH It. •Europe. Great Britain, Ireland and North America, to connect with the Air Mail at Karachi (By Train) 7 a.m. •Ceylon, Southern and Western India, Aden, Mauritius, Egypt, Europe. Great Britain, Ireland, U.S.A. and Canada (Carthage) (P. &O. Mail) 8 a.m. •North, North East and North101 words
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Miscellaneous609 1932-03-17 12 CLiJH 1)1 \K) (There are numerous Clubs and Societies m Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in609 words
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Miscellaneous849 1932-03-17 12 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. Radio Stations Received In Malaya. AO time* given tn the following lit are Singapore time*. MONDAYS. PET AUNG HILL 65.6 metre*, testing daily ram 10.30 to 11 Ul RADIO SAIGON, **.02 metres, 12 k.w.; 6.30 k> 7.30 pan. recital of chamber or classicai music by the849 words
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Miscellaneous533 1932-03-17 12 DIARY OF EVENT8 TO-DAY, MARCH 17. i High Tides— 3.38 a.m., 8.31 p.m. Football League: Div. 3. M.C. v. P.O., S.H.B.; Cold Storage v. Med. Services. Geylang. TO-MORROW, MARCH 18. High Tides.—5.20 a.m.. 9.15 p.m Meeting, Society of Yorkshiremen, Europe Hotel, 6.30 p.m. Football League: Div. 1. RA. v. Glosters,533 words
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Article4206 1932-03-17 13 BISHOPS ANNUAL REPORT. FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES ENCOUNTERED The annual general meeting of the Singapore Diocesan Association will be held on March 11, in the Town Hall, Penang, at 5.30 p.m. The following is the report of the Bishop of Singapore for the year ended Dec. 31, 1931. to4,206 words
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Advertisement615 1932-03-17 13 I lir East Oxygen Acetylene Co. Ltd. 'Pbone *****. i I AUCTION SALE. I CaING KfcNG LEE CO., LTD. 1 AUC TION SALE OF I \LI ABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD SINGAPORE TOWN AND S COUNTRY PROPERTIES. TO BE HELD AT H Hit- Saleroom of Messrs. Chine Keng Lee and Company,615 words
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Advertisement76 1932-03-17 13 BHBHE H tm™ mĔ% \\\m\ L Or B I hH I People everywhere are telling their friends what wonders "Pebeco" has worked upon their teeth. Dulled and tobacco stained teeth are revitalised by this 'salt' tasting dentifrice. Unlike other toothpastes its effect lasts for hours after using. Pebeco not only76 words
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Article577 1932-03-17 14 YEAR'S EXTENSION OF AGREEMENT. After lengthy and complicated negotiations in Berlin, agreement has been reached between the Foreign Creditors' Committe, representing foreign banks that have extended short-term credits to banking, commercial, and industrial concerns in Germany, and the German Committee representing the debtor interests. The existing standstill577 words
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Article215 1932-03-17 14 "HEALING NO'I !!lEIR MONOPOn kond v Intersting references to V. of the t*r» "Doctor" were made by Record-?, Ernest Wild, during the OM key trial o« te unregistered medical pra net who tv acquitted on a charge .mm? aone j by false pretences with i defraud215 words
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Advertisement573 1932-03-17 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. PINY.X. <$S5» LINE (Japan Mail) TO LONDON. Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp, Rotterdam and Middlesbrough. Vessels. Tonnage. Duv. Sail I KATORI MARU 11,000 Mar. 24 25 I KASHIMA MARU 10,000 Apr.' 7 I X YASUKUNI MARU 12,000 Apr. 19 20 HAKONE MARU 10,500 May 4 6 S BUWA MARU573 words
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Advertisement545 1932-03-17 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE. Deutech Australlsche %d Gesellschaft DampfschifTs (Companies Incorporate* tn German*./ OUTWARDS. HONG KON Q AND SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1932 t m.s. LEVERKUSEN via Manila Mar. 23 m.s. RUHR omit Japan ports Apr. 4 t m.s. BURGENLAND via Manila Apr. 15 s.s. HAVENSTETN direct Japan545 words
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Advertisement555 1932-03-17 15 INSURANCE. /ffSpk SOUTH Iftfpf BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR DIBUEANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Office: I, Flnlayson Green. "MARVELLOUS PREDICTIONS." One year life reading, monthly details sh.4. Weekly details SI. Correct answers for 6 questions about faturiay sh.2. Each extra555 words
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Advertisement498 1932-03-17 15 BANKS. THE CHINESE COMMERCIAi BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated ln the Strait* Settlemenm.: CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA BTBKgft SINGAPORE. Authorised Capital 94,000.•* Issued Capital 1,000,1» Paid-up Capital 1.000.0r Reserve Liability of Bhareholders 1,000.0» Reserve Funds and Undivided Profit LOOO.OfA AGENCIES Londoe. New York, Hong Kong, Oantca. Shanghai, Swatcw, Amoy, Medan, Kuchlin Kuala Lumpur,498 words
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Advertisement589 1932-03-17 15 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: MEYER CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE. BRANCHES: Singapore 458, North Bridge Road. Penang 85. Beach Street. Malacca 131, Jonker Street. Muar No. I, Jalan Sayang. Batu Pahat 109. Jalan Rahmat. Palembang 16, Hir. Hong Kong 13, Queen's Road. Central. Seremban 63. Birch Road.589 words
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Advertisement506 1932-03-17 16 j THIS PAPER HAS THE J LARGEST SALE. AMONG THE PEOPLE WHO SPEND MOST IN BRITISH MALAYA. *THE PEOPLE'S PAPER: INDEPENDENT AND PROGRESS!VR TO LET. TO LET—IBS, Tank Road. Immediate entry apaiy Meyer Brothers. TO LET —18-1, Prtnaep Street. Apply B. ntanasteh and Co.. 5-2. Malacca Street. TO LET—II 7.506 words
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Advertisement493 1932-03-17 16 Le zSMercie/s School. ESTABLISHED 1906. 218, Queen Street 61, Waterloo Street. Morning Classes only—Primary to Commercial. NO AGE LIMIT Principal:— F. I. MILES. TO LET. Comfortable Room To Let—2l, Leinbu Rd. TO LET—B2, Truro Road rent $25. Apply next door. TO LET —Compound House No. 10, Rose Lane. Katong. Apply493 words
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Advertisement723 1932-03-17 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. SALE BY TENDER. LAT PAU PRESS LIMITED. (IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION). particulars and Conditions of sale by tender of the business, goodwill, stock-in-trade, priming machinery, furniture, tenant's fixtures and other accessories of the abovenamed Lat Pau Press, Limited. 1 The Liquidators are prepared to receive tenders for the purchase723 words
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Advertisement712 1932-03-17 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. IN THE- MATTER OP TYE GUAN TONG NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:— 1 That by an Order of Court made In Suit No 325 of 1930 dated the 21rd November. It3l, the undersigned Estate and Trust Agencies (1927). Limited, were discharged from acting further as Receivers of the712 words
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Advertisement395 1932-03-17 16 TRIBUNE SMALL \Ds il j BRING RESULTS BECAUSE THEY REACH j 1 THE |j PERMANENT POPULATION i PUBLIC TENDERS. TENDERS are invited from Kjjlll 11IQOOtractors for the Construction of a New Budding at Cecil Street for The Straits Tunes Pr plans and specifications may b. seen and Tender forms obtained395 words
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Advertisement391 1932-03-17 16 MASSAGE MA NICIjRt, MASSAGE Mia) Matsuye. Miss M».«ako a&j Mlsako. No. 20, Beneoolen Street, SlnjiiJ/ MALAYA TRIBUNE PHONE SI7L SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE IM ADVANCE Delivery Including at office Postage raaa or close I Local or to Poree> residence. P.M.s.) Oaaaai Yearly $15.00 $21.00 Half Yearly 7.50 $10.50 PsJ| Quarterly $3.75391 words
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