Malaya Tribune, 8 March 1933

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    36 1 The Malaya Tribune MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol. XX.- No. "SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wednesday, Mar. 8, 1933. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1933
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      312 1 ve j IN EVERY DETAIL/ j The New Austin Ten-Four In introducing this now model the Austin Motor Co, wlshed"-and it k w know .hey are providing a type for which there Is a definite these frat»r P w,S«« achieved. Consider I MM tank g rti f fOUr rea,ly w,de
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      142 1 A. PUNTER fi. Raffles Place, Singapore. Importinp Diamonds :«nd Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market prices. Also buying gold oins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates. I s I I Sime. Darby Co.,
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    OLD DAGGERS.
    99 2 Used By Hunters In The Ice Age. Strata near Wallerthiem, Hesstn. Sr M SChmltt en f the Natura" lin?? Museum,, has found a large number of bone tocls and weapons, are estimated to be it 700 thousand years old. Some of the weapons are in the form of
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    TROUBLE WITH THE BAVARIANS.
    555 2 Hitler's Task. itOMK WELCOMES VICTORY. Reuter. Berlin, March 6. Affording to final figures issued by the Ejection Commissar, the Nazis supported by the Nationalists and the German People's Party have a majority of 47 in tne Reichstag of 647 members. The figures are: Nazis 388, Socialists
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    PRINCESS ALICE.
    203 2 Fulfilment Of Promise Two Years Ago. Capetown. T am delighted to be able to make a abort stay in South Africa." said Her Royal Highness. Prince Alice. Count:ss of Athlone, who received an enthusiastic welcome from many old friends who welcomed her when she arrived her: on board
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    WORLD CURE.
    161 2 Einstein Would Alter The Dictionary. Pasadena, California. The first ctep to a dispassionate understanding of the world's troubles is to do away with "words that are l3den with emotion," according to Professor Einstein. Among such words which he would destroy are "honour," "prestige," and "fatherland." The use of
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    A LONDONER'S NOTEBOOK.
    1221 2 Food And Drink For Mountaineer!— An Industries Fair Grievance—Th. "Missing Heir" Swindle Breaks Out Again. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Feb. 14. Before he left London to join other members of the Mount Everest Expedition, Dr. Raymond Greene who will be in charge of the mountaineers' health,
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    CASTLE WALL COLLAPSES.
    47 2 Madrid. More than a 100 yards of (he river wall the fanuus Arab castb of Maibella have collapsed, due. it is stated. .to the heavy rains. Several women who were washing clothes in the river had narrow escapes from injury by tne falling masonry.
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    GOOSE AS WATCHDOG.
    247 2 Eccentric Mfser's Body Found. Belgrade After days of searching, th. police have I th? body of a wealthy old woman named Draga Mitritchcvitch. who had mysterltwl appeared from her home here. She was one of th- largest private a»*j holders of- the Jugoslav National Bank had large
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    JACK HYLTON.
    81 2 City Of Waltzes Takes To .lazz. Vif n»» musicians" I A "concert of 200 jaz? poser <* conducted by Franz Lel aI lf smil*"Merry Widow." and "Land Emmerich Kalman, compOM v enna prf» Princess," according t> ihf f mUSlC no* Many leaders in this r ir-me Rl declare
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      638 2 EMPIRE RADIO TO-NIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA (INCLUDING BURMA), CEYLON, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN. From The Empire Transmitter, Daventry, England. i*mvelenghs: 25.28 and 31.3 metres. OJtX 2.30 pm. Time Signal from Bis B~n. News Bulletin. 2.45 p.m. Conceit by the Northern Studio Orches'ra. directed by
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    SINGAPORE MARKET.
    458 3 Details Of Current Prices. Singapore, March 3. MEAT. Beef, steak (round), kati 30 Beef, stew or curry, kati 25 Pork, lean, kati 44 Pork, lean fat (1st quality), kati 36 Muttcn, Australian, lb. 35 Fowl, kati 40 Hens (locally reared», kati 43 Ducks, i ach 50 Pigeon, domestic
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    TO BE FETED.
    258 3 Men Who Cancelled Their Own Funeral. Paris. Feb. 3. The two quarryrmn who we c burled alive by a i mammt mux Rouen, who on Wed- nesday, had the pleasure of countermanding J tnnr owll funeral v. inch had been arranged j at the expense of a
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    MEN AND DIVORCE.
    123 3 "Forcing Them To Improve/ Omaha, Nebraska. 'There's no need to feel al;rm at the increasing number of divorces," says Mrs. Weber of Omaha Municipal University, ".t's just a sign that women are forcing men to improve." As Mrs. Weber, philosophy instructor and mother of four children, looks
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    "MARRIAGE EXCHANGE."
    107 3 City Fathers Smooth Love's Path. Tokyo. A "marriage exchange" is to be run by the Tokyo municipal authorities to provide young men or women witn suitable husbands and wives. A sum of £1,300 (at pan hrs already been put aside for the purpose. Applicants for a husband or
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    SULTAN'S SON.
    125 3 Violin His Only Way Ol Living. Vienna. Abdul Kadir. son of the late dethroned Sultan Abdul Hamid, of Turkey, has been allowed by the Budapest Receiver to retain his violin so that he may try for a pest as jazz musician, according to the Wiener Allgemeine Settling/ 1
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    A WIDOWER.
    106 3 Yet He Wants A Divorce. Belgrade. A landowner in a village on the YugoslavHungarian frontier is applying for a divorce although his wife died four months ago. The landowner, who is 72, fcund documents after his wife's death which are alleged to show that she had been in
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    "PUBLIC ENEMY."
    101 3 A1 Capone's "Strong Man." Washington An abatement in income taxes of £58.000 for Frank Nltto, generally known in Chicago as Frank Nitti, of the Capone Gang has be-.M announced by the Bureau of Internal Revenue. Nitti's name appears third in the new list of "public enemies' which has
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    COMING HOME ON LEAVE—?
    1102 3 frizes For Well-Dressed Men—Where London's Bohemians Foregather Making Entertainment Cheaper. iBY DAVID BAXTER.) London. Fr'j. 14. Prizes for fancy dress are n tiling new. and most women would covet the title of bestd—aaad woman." But there was a new and surreptitious s it of comp?tition for
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      596 4 TO LET. 10 LET—I6S, Tank Road, Immediate entry apply Meyer Brothers. 1 TO LET—Compound House, No. 109, Halg j Road. Apply 20, Chulia Street. TO LET—I-9, 1-16, $13, Lorong 210. East Coast Road; 390, Oachard Road, $35. Por Sale Land at Moulmein Road, Freehold (with free backlane, now occupied by
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      805 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. I IN THE SUPREME COURT OP THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. In the ma t:T of the Estates of An; Kirn Tec deceased and Ang Teow Guan, Deceased and In the matter of Ordinance No. 36 (Conveyancing and Law of Property) and the Trustees Ordinance, 1929.
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      340 4 EDUCATIONAL. JOHANNA ENGLISH SCHOOL 40. NIVEN ROAD. Receives studencs from Primary to Standard VII and Class. Assures success lln public examinations. Entirely under new management. For particulars apply Principal. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1928. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls). B, Short Street, Singapore. Enrol for a
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      553 4 M. HASSAN ELECTRICAL^ CONTRACTOR. 36-37, 8r,., ]> asah i SINGAPORE. II If you are in need of lights, fans, water service please writer the above address or S 3411. ino^ SITUATION WANTED, A Qualified Salesman < Chinese i position as tray credentials offered. S p," Malay and all Ch. I
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    FARMING IN SIAM.
    1063 5 Tuition For Soldiers. DEFENCE MINISTRY'S SCHEME. I With the idea of spreading a better knowledge of agricultural technique among the farmers of Siam army officers hav e been sent to Bangkok Z. a course m sci entinc farming lasdng ■everal months, after which they will be expect•J
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    THEFT OF QUININE.
    58 5 Berlin. A robber who broke into the laboratory of a chemical factory here, passed over valuable platinum crucibles and took away a supply of quinine: The quinine preparations taken are valued at £1,000. Quinine is In great demand as an influenza remedy since there were 5,000 cases
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      332 5 REDUCED FACSIMILE CORK-TJPPED VIRGINIA ClG^^T^^ 1 awarded GOLD SEAL by Institute of Hygienefoflowing 10 years' endorsement For ten successive years CRAVEN "A" have been awarded the Certificate of the Institute of Hygiene —for quality, purity and maintained merit. Year by year those methods and ideals of manufacture which find expression
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      367 5 PO P ULA^J^^^^k ALL OVER THE WORLD Fruit at its freshest and finest, <&jT pure bugur and unfailing quality \^R > have made Messrs. Olivers' Jams <&j'6vt&G&^' world-wide favourites. Thousands \^jrf^^ ot tons ot ripe truits irom our \l'*if^m^4^^^^^ own orchards are made into jam vi tß^^^^ the day they
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    Shipping News & Notices. THE BRITISH SHIPPING POSITION.
    601 6 Shipping News Notices. THE BRITISH SHIPPING POSITION. Lone Struggle Against Other Countries. London, Feb.. 18. C.ic is gird to note that thoiough ventilation is being given in th™ press here to the incredible state of affairs represented by the iaet that British shipping is struggling almost entirely under private control
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    TRADE DIVERTED.
    165 6 Panama Canal Claims Suez Canal Traffic. Suez, Feb. 20. The JOfxt General Director of the Suez Can 1 Company states in a report published yester- day, that fcr the first time in the history of j the Suez Canal, British India wes not leading the field in the
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    TORPEDO MISSING.
    40 6 Reward Offered For Its Recovery. The Hongkong Hcrbour Authorities notify that a 21-inch torpedo was lost from one of U.M. Ships between W:g!an and Lamma .Islands on January 10 last. A reward will be paid for its recovery.
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    RICE SHIPPING.
    363 6 Ceylon Refuses An Offer By Japan. Colombo, Feb. 25. In pursuance of their policy of dumping and undercutting, Japanese interests are at present negotiating to gain a foothold in the Indian and Burmese rice industry by offering cheap rates of transport on Japanese cargo steamers for consignments with
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    UNNAMED ISLANDS.
    119 6 Empire Surveyors' Names Immortalised. Sydney Unnamed islands close to shipping tracks in Bass Strait have now ben "chrirtei.cd. This is a sequel to the loss rf a vessel named the Ke.nowna" la the Anser group in 1[»29. which called the attention of the authorities to th" desirability of
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    CHINA'S RULES.
    197 6 Inspection Of AW Vessels Ordered. Nanking, Feb. ID. New rules governing the inspection of shipping vessels by the various Navigation Bureau under its control were announced by the Ministry of Communications in an order yesterday. The action was taken in accordance with a recent decision of the Ministry
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    MOTOR YACHT ORDERS.
    206 6 A Business Revival In Great Britain. There has been a welcome burst of activity lately in the placing of motcr yacht orders v.ith British builders and, in the case of one concern alone, the value of these orders has aggregated well over £100.000. In November last, a
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    ARRIVALS.
    107 6 "Van Heutsz." Dut.. 2.749 torn, from b De'i G—3. for China 9—3. -Pasir," Dut.. 630 tons, f;-c m Soarabava .—3; foe Penarg 7—3. 'Angbyr Sarawak. 417 tons, frcm S.bu 6—3 for Sibu 11—3. Dukat." Ncnv.. 76. tons, ham BttMkOk 6— 3: for Bangkok 7—3. "Gen. Verspyck, Dut.. 640 tons,
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    MEDALS AWARDED TO RESCUERS.
    283 6 Captain's Award From N. Y. Society. Captain Rich J. Healy. the popular Commander of the U. S. Mail Liner "President Madison," is the prcud pOfMMOr of the gold medal issued for saving life :t sea by a N \v York Society. The present tion was made
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    JAPAN'S DOCKYARDS.
    72 6 612 New Workers In April. The Kawasal:! Dockyards in Kobe have decided to crgagc 642 new workers in April who are to be distributed among the shipbuilding, rolling stock, aire-aft. and black sheetin.' plants, which ha v.- revived a increase of wcrk. The nvmber of new workers will
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    TRAPPED IN DRY DOCK.
    73 6 A 30,000 Mullet Haul At Plymouth. V'fcen the dry deck at the Great West™ Docks, Plymouth, was pumped out recent 1.--30 000 mv let, wnich had swarmed in during the week-end, were trapp.o. Negotiations are pending for the disposal of th.' fish, but it is believed
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    23 6 The Chief Inspector of Navigation at Batavia report that the gas buoy en the Djambi River exhibiting a r:cl light is not burning.
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      86 6 r >>> < I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I IOUR TOWN OFFICE. I The town office of the "Malaya I Tribune" has been removed from I |20a-20c, Collyer Quay, to Messrs. E. M. Glover Co., I The Arcade (Ground
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      499 6 Where You May Buy The Malaya Tribune THE MALAYA TRIBUNE IS ON SALE AT I Tho Overseas Trading Syndicate "C Burmah THE FOLLOWING DEPOTS:— Road. Penang. Mi wiiman SINGAPORE i Ayurveda R««y«nt, Medical Hall. 47. MAOATURfc. Queen Btreet. Penan*. Y. Mohamed Ibrahim. 134, Tanjong Pagar m S X lDrahi m.
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      218 6 HAMBURG-AMEKIKA LINIE Deutsch Australlschc Darnpfschlfls Jfs Oesellschaft (Companies Incorporated in Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN FORTS. 1833. WORLD CRUISE 1933. t s.s. RESOLUTE, in per: 8 to Mar. 9 Bt«. RAMSES, via Manila Mar. 3 r m.s. UuifabOKb, via Mumla Mur 21 m.s. RUHR, Ma Manila Apr.
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      504 6 STEAMER SAILfNg NOBI)!:, iy Germany, The undernotcd arc the rnnimm fixtures: T i Ol T\\ AKI. 8 "LIPPE" for Manila and Japan i? "SAALE" for Manila, jV Shanghai, N. China and j, v t "DESSAU for Yokchama k M and Osaka "PULDA" for Manila. Q Shanghai, N. China and I
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    Mining Shares. LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    367 7 M c, Wednesday, 11 a.m. n share quotations are Issued d cv.. exchange and stock m* Buyers. Sellers. tjSJS I ill 23 9 24 3 cd isi- 20- uom a 10 3 10 9 11 121- 0.05 0 07 <; Tin 035 0.40 j. S;
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    239 7 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION. Moderate Demand For Spot At 6 cts. (By Our Financial Correspondent., Singapore. Wednesday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (R.S.S. Singapore) 6 cts., up l 16 ct. Tin (Singapore) J*7G, up $1.25. Yesterday's Prices: London Rubber 2 3 32d., up 1 32d Market
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    PETROL PRICES.
    156 7 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices lor Shell Mo', r Spirit and various brands cf Kerosene arc as follows: Shell Aviati n Spirit, in 4 gallon <drums per British Imperial gallon $1.23 Sh?ll Motor Spirit cx pump per British Imperial gallon OOJI Sh«l! M tor Sprit per 4
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    196 7 (By Courtesy oj Hongkong Bank.) Singapore, March 8. Selling: London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 2732 d London 3 months' Sight 2s. 3 13!16d.. London 6d days' right 2s. 3 25 32d.. London 30 days sight Z v. 'd London demand 2s. 3 Bm> London TT 26. 3
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    MALACCA ELECTRIC LIGHTING.
    1019 7 Yearly Profit Shows Decrease. wJSL a,^ U general meeting of the Malacca Electric Lighting. Ltd was held yest rday at the French Bank Building. Tne Hon. Mr. i M. Robinson presided and the others present X e M Mr C v Bailey. Mr. W. H. Macgregor and
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    TIN QUOTA CUT.
    268 7 Statement By Warden Of Mines. Tho Senior Warden of Mines. I. M. m*** UM following explanation regarding (he temporary cut of two per cent. In the tin gui cv mg the p nod April-June, 1933 On the adoption of the Amended Byrne Scheme .locally known as the
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    47 7 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London Spot: 2 3 32d. New York: No market. Sine pore: 6—6 116 cents. TIN. London Spot: £!45 12s. 6d. (Down 20s.t. London 3 months: £140 ss. 'Dov.n 225. 6d.t. Tin: $76.00. COPRA. Messrs Barlow and Co. report: Sundiied $4.45 Mixed $4.10
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    TINNED PINEAPPLES.
    73 7 Over 280,000 Cases Exported This Year. During the we;k ending Feb. 25, experts of t.r.i»?c! p;neap;.les from Malayan ports amounted t 15.337 cases, rf which 11,912 eases were to the United Kingooin. 3.085 eases to tie Continent of Europe. 2.640 eases t > Canada. end 1,200 eases elsewhere.
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    PLANTERS STORKS & AGENCY.
    32 7 PLANTERS STORKS AGENCY. The directors rcccmmcnd tfc payment of a dividend fcr the half-year to Sept. 30 of 5 p;r cent, actual, the sam: as for each of the two previous half-years.
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    WILL TIN PRICE RISE?
    265 7 Effects Of American Crisis. Shcuid Mr. Roosevelt's proclamation turn out to be n virtual depaitiue from gold, tap the M s lay Mail." a considerable section of local opinion holds that the price of tin will rise The argument may net be watertight but it i<=
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    DUMPING!
    184 7 British Markets Lost To Japan. Sir George Bcharrcll. in welcoming a party of Live: pool citizens to the Dunlcp footwear factory at Walton, Liverpool, on Feb. 20 said: I m under the impression that it is a deliberate policy cf Japan at the present tim°. wnether they are working
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    Rubber Shares. LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    657 7 Singapore, Wednesday. 11 a.m. The following rubber share quotations are Issued by Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt: ■>»ut Value. Fraser LyaU m Sharps «fe Co. Bratt 1 Aller.by J0.45 $0.55 $0 45 $0.55 1 Alor Gajah 025 0.35 0.25 0.35 IA. Hltam 0.50
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      301 7 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. <Inc rpon.tcd in England). SINGAI'ORL BKANC'H: 4. D'Ahneida Street Authorised and Subscribed Capital £j.oua.ouo Paid-up-Capital fl,#90,000 Reserve Fund and I 590,00 iij;\i> OFFICE: i.oxdon BKA.ViitS: B mbay, Caku ta. Colombo, Karachi, Mad; a Amara, Baghdad, Bahrein, Basra, Kirkuu, Mosul a:id oin^apuic. CURRENT ACCOUNTS tpened and intere-.t
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      229 8 Amusements j Last Night s Crowds Thrilled Beyond Words j I DON'T BRING CHILDREN UNDER TWELVE j iCAPlTOL I NIGHTLY The Year's Greatest Thriller j j Who is the "Moon-Killer? j Was he one of the Four Weird Scientists who used the Beautif ul <;ir l as bait to catch
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      311 8 I YOU'LL BE TICKLED TO DEATH-—AND OH, HOW SURP RISED GET READY TO LAUGH AT Ernst Lubitschs Saucy Production I "Shut Up and Kiss Me!" I He got i t--iii:>- the trouble thai I w his paradise a merry I •f J*l Pg *"v f Witty in dialogue I fM%
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    STATE CONTROL OF BANKS.
    260 9 rj s. EMERGENCY I,i;(,ISLATION. Shanghai Gold Fall. Market Suspension In Hongkong. Mill .i« tion- to the U.S. bank ■k au prrati-i;? the U.S. Govern- Aims quick action. Th? ccntrcl the banking insurance companies in Washington, March 7. be n passed giving Mr. itk ally dictorail power
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    AT THE CINEMAS.
    151 9 "Dr. X" At The Capitol. "thrillers" which the Capitol long time began a seas n at t night, when the Warner Bros. Dr. X was shown. f the solving by scientific r;>sTcry of a series of moonlight h the bodies of the victims all "1" of cannibalism.
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    "Troble In Paradise" At Pavilion.
    99 9 Til»- r»., p., Lubitsch production "Trouble in ith an enthusiastic reception 'he Pavilion '.heatre *:r the lm<1 S'^terday. ■1 lakes ihe leading role F aneis and Miriam Hopkins. and >:id Charles Ruggles are introthe humorous touch to an ex--i" manee which goes with a ,r
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    CHINA'S PROBLEMS.
    633 9 Mr. Wang Ching Wei On Fall Of Jehol. m Our Chinese Correspondent.) cl**** Mr ™s retunSL ta r£f ChmeS<> who aftei bern? awat nn 10 FeSUme his duti s j* iee 6 Sr.Ttt? 01 board the "Aramic- ~Z last A hlm °n L-8an an But S Ch eating
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    UNEMPLOYMENT.
    87 9 Donations To European Committee. The following were the dontffoni t dugag February to the European Unemployment Committe: 1,700.10 Society cf Planters. 5.600.31 Royal Society of St. George. (Selangor.) ion go Penang St. Andrews Society. 100.00 Raffles Hotel. Revue. j A Russell Esq: X Smgapore Presbyterian Church. JMJ Mrs G
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    MAN AND WIFE STABBED.
    432 9 Friend Accused. MURDER CHARGE AT ASSIZES. Before Mr. Justice Mills at the Assizes th:* morning, Santokh Singh alias Makhan Singh, a Punjabi, was charged with committing th- 1 murder of Jamal Singh on Dec. 15 last in a hut in Kirn Chuan Road, off Paya Lebar
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    PRODUCE.
    207 9 Singapore, March 8. Rr. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $115 R. (Siam) W. Coast 2 J $109 Rice. B. Siam N. 1 $106 Ricr, B. Siam N. 2 $103 Rice. Siam "Old" per koyan No. 1 $177 Rice, Siam "Old" No. 2 $156 Rice, Siam Old" No.
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    65 9 Owners and masters of shipping are requested to keep their vessels as clear of the range as possible during the heavy gun practice, which will take place from Bedok on March 14 and 15 commencing at 8 a.m. on each day. A red flog will be flown at
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    PRISON FOR LORRY DRIVER.
    283 9 Assizes Sequel To Boy's Death. iJZL vi m Hln< a Cninese lorry drlv *r. «as £22 Mr Justice Milk at the Assizes yesterday with causing the death of a twelvers Moham *d Hariff. en the afternoon of Dec. 16 last at Serangoon Road by a rash
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    LABUAN NOTES.
    524 9 Visit Of H.M.S. "Bruce" And Submarines. H.MS. Bruc«" and the threj submarines Orpheus," "Parthan," and "Phoenix" arrived at Labuan on Feb. 15 and left for Manila on Feb. 24. During iheir long stay a port several football and cricket matches were played with th? following results: FOOTBALL: Flotilla
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    BOXER CHOKED.
    95 9 Fatal Bout In The Ring. Kingsville (Ont.). A post mortem en Tony Dragon, an amateur boxer, who died after a boxing bout, has revealed the fact that his death was caused by a piece cf sponge which lodged in the larynx. The evidence showed that Dragon had put
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    "FREEZE WITH US."
    53 9 Vienna. Members of a Vienna Health League carlied out a "propaganda swim" to others to join them. Then they rolled in the "There was 24 degrees Farenheit of frost at the time! The leader of the swimmers is a doctor aged 70. Their youngest >member is a
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    MR. GALSWORTHY.
    149 9 Free Dinners For Poor Children. Budapc st. A very generous gift made by Mr. Galsworthy under the seal of secrecy was revealed ai an extraordinary meeting of the Hungarian P.E.N. Club held this afterncon in memory of the great author. Thanks to Mr. Galsworthy's gift, declared the Rev.
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      61 9 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. Last Yesterday. Night Max. Bright Mux Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp. Stations. Deg. P. Inches. Hours. Deg. P. Alor Star 94 0.74 5.7 73 K. Trengganu 87 Nil 5.7 73 Bukit Jeram 87 Nil 7.9 73 Mersing 82 0.04 0.1 70 Singapore 87 0.71 0.1
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    S.S.C.S. AND RAFFLES COLLEGE.
    568 10 Two veiy important educational principles, long advocated by the Malaya Tribune, have been established by the Straits Settlements Government. One is the creation of the SS. Civil Service, and the other, necessarily complementary, is the extension of the scope and activities of Raffles College. The former
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    155 10 The transport "Lancashire" will arrive at Bingspon on Saturday morning en rcute Eastward. Miss Hazel Dcplcr is expected to return from furlough in America on Saturday by the President Harrison." Mr. L. L. HodtMO, of the British end Foreign Bible Bodetar, Singapore, has gene to Calcutta to ta-:r? ch rge
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    CHILDREN'S CONCERT.
    145 10 Fine Performances Of Wiltshires. The first of the series of children's ccik rt. organised by Mr. E. A. Brown, whose efio in local musical interests are much appreciated. hc]d y;sterda appro Victoria Memorial Hall, where large cxwwS of children and adults were dchghted byi \an.d programme. > The
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    PHILIPPINES GOVERNOR.
    44 10 Mr. Roosevelt's Resignation Accepted. Reuter. Washington. March 8. I ridcnt Roosevelt h-s accepted the resignation cl Mr. Theodore Roosevelt, Governor of the Phihppmes. Pending the arrival in ManUt 2- mOT Cummmgs. the new Governor Mr. John Holhday, Vice-Governor, will carry on.—Reuter. Ka
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    286 10 dstg T Wednesday. March I. The Hon Lady Lindley. Miss Lindley. Miss S£ 1^ f and the Hen rraser armed 5 nag a: Government House Captain M. Max well-Scott had luncheon if government House. Mr. and Mrs. T. Tamura. Dr. and Mrs J B English, Mr. F. N
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    T. A. EPWORTH LEAGUE.
    84 10 The Telok Ayer Epworth League are to hold a literary m;eting on Friday, March 10 at 7.30 p.m., in the church hall at us x ciok Ayer Street. The programme includes talks by specialists on business life, oratory pho'o graphy, music, secretaryship, teaching cartooning and culm
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    OIL WAR CONTINUES.
    39 10 There are reductions averaging 15 cents in kerosene prices by the A.P.C. and Soconv today. This is in continuation of the price wa with the Pan-Pacific Oil Co. Petrol £5» In not yet affected. i'"ie.s arc
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    WILL TELL AMERICA THE TRUTH.
    766 10 U.S. Journalist Visits Singapore. "I do net write rf any city hi thj stereotyped way. Nobody can describe buildings to the satisfaction of his readers. I confine myself to the human interest side of the things I see and hear and I am meeting a
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    RAILWAY FARES.
    131 10 Reductions To Stimulate Trade. Reuter Wireless. a hi t London. March 3. n i° ,CStore railway Prosperity by iv n dra ?^T edUCtlon fares was foreshadowed b> Mr. Whitelaw when presiding at the annual meeting of the London North-Eastern Railway after allusion to the attractions cf reverting to
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    BANGKOK DUTIES.
    70 10 Profiteering Follows New Order. (From our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok. March 6 Government has imposed without warnV goods, effective from March 4. affSctii" t£rJZ£ he b;,7aar 15 P r °nteenng for. be£l% re^ llers Could ol >tain fresh supplies or wholesalers clear their goods from the customs godowns, profiteers
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    19 10 J?'T«\ E H rC T ,U)ndon m?ils despatched on rf£*. due at Penan- day light on Frid.iv
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    477 10 car ■•Looistß.oN..,, The. ladies''went off K0 l d -when they began for wedding rings. ier W«l With their juniors gettin. m a match it loo!:, L if *v Chinese footballers are «rfrJl! the goal standard. ,)ack The Sungei Besi business* thoroughly investigated J whether from the official'staii
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    BRITISH RADIO.
    53 10 Broadcast Of Speeches On Far East. Reuter. London, March < The B. B. C. announces that statements u the Chinese and Japanese viewpoints about th Manchtrian situation will be broadcast m th< national programme at 9.20 p.m. on March 1 Mr. Matsuoka will speak first and Mr Q
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    62 10 RADIO PROGRAMME, on page t TROUBLE WITH THE BAVARIAN COMING HOME ON LEAVE-" FARMING IN SIAM. en page 5 SHIPPING NEWS, en pag> 6. CLUB DIARY, on page 13. DIARY OF EVENTS, on pay 13. OUR READERS' VIEWS, on page THE FIRST WINDOWS, en page 17 S.H.B.
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    CHANG HSUEH LIANG RESIGNS CHIANG KAI SHEK GOING NORTH.
    587 11 FIERCE FIGHTING RESUMED IN JEHOL. jubilation Of The Troops. Centra! And Southern Forces Ordered To The Fronl. Reuter. r- u v* t Peking, March 8. L; -na i nang H>ueh Liang has resigned Reuter oung Marshal" was Chairman of the Peiping
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    THE COUNTER-ATTACK.
    519 11 n ra frjops On The March: Going North. Shanghai, March 8. P- attacked Koupeikou (a jlLV" 1 on the Great Wall on the Peit.ii m a t< r road) yesterday mornmg with cu Pying the town in order to and olock the Great Wiii. h ii Toyrt:u»f; yesterday
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    GREEK DICTATOR.
    23 11 Deposed After One Day's Rule. Reuter. Athens, March 7. Gen Plastiras' military regime estabSSjSffM M formed headed by Gen Othoneos Renter.
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    SECRET BASES OF JAPANESE?
    102 11 Interior Of Borneo. WHY DUTCH REJECT PACT. Reuter. London, March 8. The "Daily Herald" diplomatic correspondent splasnes a story that Japanese plans for a system of disguised air bases in the Dutch East Indies, en route to Formosa and Australia, lay benmd tne recent breakdown Cl
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    A CHINESE WIFE.
    271 11 Legality Of Marriage Not Proved. The case in which a Chinese, Lim Joon was charged with enticing away a married woman was cenc'uded before the Second Magistrate (Mr. A. W. Hay) yesterday. It was alleged that the complainant, who was in the police force at Batu Pahat
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    "VERY FUNNY" ACTION.
    365 11 C. J/s Comment In Mortgage Case. The case in which Tan Beng Hong sued the firm of P.P.V.P.L. and P.PV.P.L. Munachi Achi for an account on a mortgage was taken up to-day in the Supreme Court before tht Chief Justice, Sir William Murison Mr. E. E. C
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    ILLICIT STILLS.
    129 11 Seizure Of 147 Gallons Of Samsu And Rice. Two huge stills and 147 gallons of fermented rice and samsu were seized by a party of Revenue Officers, headed by Supew.eor V itch, yesterday. Acting on information, the officers had to walk three miles into the jungle off the
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    COLONY TRADE COMMISSION.
    310 11 FIRST MEETING HELD. Terms Of Reference. Public Examination Of Witnesses. The first meeting of the Straits Statements Trade Comir.usion, 1933. was held in the Legislative Council Chamber on Monday, and the followins communique has be?n isvued by the President to the Press: A Commission has been appointed
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    POOR PROGRESS.
    242 11 German Comment On Arms Talk. Reuter Wireless. London, March 2. The decision of tht Premier and Sir John j Cimon to proceed to Geneva as soon the journey can be arranged fellows on a special tourney to London made by Capt. Eden. UnderSecretary for Foreign Affairs, to report
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    CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
    200 11 Man" was the subject considered by all Christian Science congregations on Sunday, the Gclden Text being What man knowcth the things of. a man, save the spirit of man which is in him?" (I Corrinthians 2:11). The lesson-sermon at Christia i Sdenee services consists cf Scriptural texts, and
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    CENSURE VOTE DEFEATED.
    45 11 Reuter Wireless. Mad. id. Mar. 2. A vote of censur? on Government in connection with th? alleged brutality cf the Cyvd Guards at Casetviehas recently, when 23 rcbeis wer? put to death, was defeated to-aay by lsi votes to 128 R:uter Wireless.
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    JAPANESE DAVIS CUP PLAYERS GIVING EXHIBITION HERE. ASSN. FOOTBALL.
    775 12 THE S.A.F.A. LEAGUE COMPETITION. S.R.C. Beat R.A. MATCH STOPPED BEFORE TIME. 'By -Full-Back."j A rath-r unusual incident ma. feed the Sin aP re U3gl at < he An S Stadium yesterday, when th- R r «"d the R. A. mrt in
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    S.C.C. TRIAL.
    592 12 Improved Forward Work. (By "Reynard.") Improved forward work, in the second half at least, was the feature of the S.C.C trial on the Padang yesterday. It was already assumed Ircm previous trials, that the defences would be all right but. though it -was known that good material was
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    EXHIBITION AT S.C.C.
    161 12 Davis Cup Team To Play Here. LAWN TENNIS. The opportunity of giving local tennis enthusiasts a treat is being availed of through the presence here to-morrow, en route to Europe, of the Japanese Davis Cup team comprising Jiro Satoh, R. Nunoi and E. Itoh. Japan is considered
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    Y.M.C.A. v. WILTSHIRES.
    130 12 WATER-POLO. The V.M.C.A. juniors will play against the Wiltshire Regiment on Saturday. March 18. at the V.M.C.A. swimming pool, Fort Canning at 5 p.m. The following have been invited to turn up for practice to-morrow at 4 p.m. CAPS: Chiam Koon Nam, Lim Thye Hock (capt.), Lai
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    I.C. FEBURARY MEDAL.
    23 12 GOLF. o/thTp^ 1 6 V ne down) the winner uV£laE«2 (b gey) medal at ne fcstend Club over the week-end.
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    S.G.C. MIXED FOURSOMES.
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    THE TURF.
    359 12 NO LADIES' TICKETS. Strong Protest Against Decision. Old Racegoer writes: "With complacent disregard for its members' opinions, the Singapore Turf Club has issued a circular to the effect that ladies' free tickets ar? now withdrawn. "At the general meeting the chairman saidYour committee definitely invite discussion on this
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    R.S.Y.C. EVENTS.
    523 12 WINS FOR TARBET AND MERLIN. YACHTING. There was a moderate northerly wind on Sunday when the three six-metre yachts pressed the starting line in the first race for the Vice-Cmomodore's Trophy at the R.S.Y.C Kathleen 111 had a slight lead, but was tc leeward of Tarbet. who was
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    WEIGHT-LIFTING. CHAMPIONSHIP CONTEST.
    60 12 Arrangement are being made to staee a special weight-lifting championship contest sometime next month. Entries have be*r received from the following lifters date-' Jaafa bin Ahmad, Khoo Eng Wang ismaM Aziz> Hendrick Tan. Boey Chee Ah Cheng Wee Sian Look. Wong Seah Kee. W. P. Scully and
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    CRICKET.
    185 12 M.C.C. v. VICTORIA. Home Team's Great Bid For Victory. Melbourne, March 7. The match between the M.C.C. and Victoria which was commenced on Friday, was left drawn to-day. time robbing the home side of victory after a risky declaration had brought it within the margin of a single run.
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    S.R.C. v. WILTSHIRES.
    260 12 Th? following have been invited to play for the S.R.C. v. the Wiltshire Regt. on Saturday at 2 p.m. at the S.R.C: T. Leljssius. <capt.).G Tessemohn. G. E. N. Oehlers. P. d'Almeida, M Cc.deiro. D. D'Cotta. M. A. Wyatt. H. R. Bartels. A. G. Armstrong, G. M.
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    HAPPILADS TOURNAMENT.
    40 12 BADMINTON. Results of ties played last week in the Happilads A. P. tournament: "A" Singles Handicap < semi-final >: Yeo Joo Lim—lB be a, Lee Chwee Chin—7. 15—5. 15—2: Lee Yang Chim—lB beat Yeo Joo Seng—9. 15—6, 6 < —7) retired.
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    DEVONSHIRE B.P. TOURNAMENT.
    123 12 Ties in the Devonshire Badminton Party's "C" singles tournament, played last week-end resulted as follows: Lim Huay Ann beat Sng Teck Lye 15—4. 15—4:< C. C. Lee beaV Rcbert Teow 15—11. 15—10: Tan Guan Chuan beat Chua Yam Siong/15—6. 15—3: Lim Huay Ann v. Tan Kek Soon
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    NOVICE B.P. FINALS.
    150 12 The final of the Novice B. P .'s open singles tournament between Lim Boon Guan and Tea Soo Poh. and the handicap singles final between Tan Tiang Seer—6 and Goh Ah Kow—lo, will be played at the Party's couim 20, Hertford Road, to-morrow at 4.45 p.m. Should
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    FORGED NOTES CASE.
    94 12 Reduction Of Bail Refused. N. A. Jansen and Poh Kirn Seng, who were charged yesterday with trafficking in forged tentical notes and, alternatively, with possess*: n, made a second appearance before the Second Magistrate (Mr. A. W. Hay) this morning, when the question of bail was again
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    STUDIO CONTRACTS SUSPENDED.
    471 12 Universal Company's Action. New York. March 8. The Hollywood Universal Studio has announced that it will temporarily suspend the contracts of all its players, officials and direc.ors, owing to the financial situation. Reuter. Mi. Chester Bennett, a Universal director who, accompanied by Mr. Len Roos, is in
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    MATTERS MUNICIPAL.
    188 12 Question Of Refund Of Rates. Generally approved, as a guide, the following principles in the exercise of discretion for the allowance cf late claims for refund of rates: ■a> absence from the Colony, <b) sickness, <c> obviously inadvertent and isolated omissus from long lists of claims, and agreed
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    SCHOOLBOY INJURED.
    57 12 Broke Wrist Whilst In Training. A Chinese boarder in the Cldham Hall Rarding School. Barker Road, broke his left wrist whilst training for the high jump in the chool grounds yesterday afternoon. It appears that lie slipped just bef re the take-off and fell on his left hand.
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    What's On To-Night.
    88 12 Alhambra.—Wallace Beery in "Flesh." Capitol—Lionel Atwill and Pay Wray in "Doctor X." Empire.—"The Lottery Bride." Great World.—Side shows, pasar malam, Malay opera, Chinese wayangs, silent and talking films ("Commcn Clay" and at Star Talkie: "Feet First"). Marlborough.—"lgloo." New World.—Side shows, "Ghost Train," open-air cinemas, Malay operas, Chinese
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    KILLED IN CROSSING ROAD.
    625 12 Coroners I nquiry "SUDDENLY CHANGED HER MIND- "The only evidence as 0 i came to be knocked dowi d *«j was given by tne drive *hich pants of the car. They deceased, whilst cross! became frightened or amtu J* tack in front of the this she
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    YOUNG MUSLIM P.L.U.
    158 12 Hon. Inche Mohamed Rouse Entertained. The Hon. Inche Mchamed BotMC, > r member of the Legislative Council by Tuan Syed Salch ALaqoff. JJ UB E an informal visit to the Young Muslim P and Literary Union on Ifacdaj These who had tea with Ox v Haji Ambok
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    CAMBRIDGE EXAMS.
    52 12 The City High Scho i. s ii a cable this morning intimal passes by its students in ia*naj Examinations: Senior.—Eu Boon Wan. p,. Juniors.—Abdul Razak. P. JSouza. Lee Poh Kow. Lim Poon varetnam. Seng Bake Khuv. Sin Tan Ah King. Tan Kai Ch I W w*" and Yap
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    EXCITING STREET CHASE.
    395 13 Chinese Hawker Charged With Causing Hurt. Eefore Mr.. Justice J. V. G. Mills in the Assizes, on M:nday. Ng Onn, a Chinese hawker was charged with causing grievcus hurt to two police constables and an Indian civilian and causing hurt to another Indian civilian. The policemen alleged
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    NEW GREEK GOVERNMENT.
    85 13 Reuter. Athens, March 6. General Plastiras has proclaimed a military Government "to avoid disorders," following indecisive elections which gave the Ts3ldarist Party a very slight majority. All is at pres:nt reported to be quiet.—Reuter. Athens, March 7. M. Zaimis, M. Venizelos and M. Tsaldaris have held a
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    180 13 In the latest mail papers to hand from England there is an announcement that the British Import Duties Advisory Committee has refund to remove newsprint from the Free List. It is pointed out by the Committee that newsprint forms an important item in newspaper costs and the amount of employment
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      806 13 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary j« provided specially for them. Secretaries are Invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date •nd complete. Happenings of general interest mil stUl be included in the
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      246 13 DIARY OF EVENTS. Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY, MARCH 8. High Tides.—7 14 a.m., 10.03 pm Rotary Luncheon, Adelphi Hotel, 1 p.m. S.A.F.A. League, Div. II Wilts, v. S. Cattl?, Jalan Besar; Chinese II v. Marine II at Anson Road. Police Band, Botanic Gardens, 9 p.m. TO-MORROW, MARCH 9.
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    JOHORE NEWS AND NOTES.
    515 14 Maid-Servant Found Hanging. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. Mar. c. Shortly after midnight on March 4, the police foroed open the room door of a Chinese SS? servant in the employ of Dr Z Veterinary Surgeon. Johore, residing at JaSfi Lumba Kudah. and discovered h,r
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    SIX TEACHERS RETIRE.
    164 14 M. T. A. Gives "At Home." An "At Heme' was held in the Gey lam Malay School compound on Saturday afternoon organised by the members of the Malay Teachers' Association. Singapore, on th occasion of the retirement of th°ir Pre3ide.1t. Che' Mohd. Ncr bin Haji Abdul Manan,
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    WALLET IN RUBBISH.
    133 14 On the complaint of Yusoff bin Said, a Malay employed at Tanglm Barracks. a Chinese. Ang Boon Teh. was charged before the Second Magistrate (Mr. A. W. Hay) yesterday with theft of a ccat and wallet containing $2 in cash. Yusoff stated that his coat was missing
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    116 14 Singapore. March 8. Fust Wharf 'Bntranr» Onr<> l). Suisang 22; Tokushima Maru 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Oar« 3). Tamatsu Maru 13; General Metzinger 10. Dook 'Entrance Get* 8) Penrith Castle 30; City of Windsor 32; Karoa 35; Saugor 37. Emoirp Dock 'Entrance Gat* 4). BRvei w«UmH 46; Shyojin
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    NOVEL PROTEST.
    126 14 Underground Workers Enforce Regulations. Reuter Wireless. Paris, March 2. Wishing to protest against the cuts in t'4»e pay of civil servants, the underground railway employees to-day adopted a novel way of de-. monstrating. by stricvAy enforcing the regulations. Consequently passengers at the rush hours found that only the
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    UNUSUAL CHARGE.
    183 14 Inspector Who Was Invited To A Drink. When W. E. Richards n, a European wim yave his address as 19. Rochore Road, appeared before the Third Magistrate (Mr. J. P. p. Gregg > yesterday, a most unusual charge was read in which be was alleged to have attempted
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    ALIENS REGULATIONS.
    184 14 Proprietor Of "Bachelors' Home" Fined. Prosecuted under the Aliens Registration Ordinance, a Java-born Chinese and former M xer v.ho runs a boardinj establishment at 17. Niven Read was fined $20 or in default l.rce wt*cks' rigoious imprisonment by the Bth Magistrate (Mr. A. L Boyd) yester- failing to
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    A BAD RECORD.
    171 14 Gaol And Rattan For American Eurasian. Srntrncc of 20 m mils' rigorous imprisonment (0 bo followed by two years" police supervi- .on eight strokes f the rattan was fa sea. by the District Judge (Mr. H. A. Foicr vc>cerday on p young man n.imccl Alexander t. Toni
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    ALLEGED MURDER IN PLANTATION.
    687 14 Judge Orders Retrial Of A Case. (From Our Owji Correspondent.! Johore Bahru. March 4. A young Malay n?mcd Abdul Majid bin Abdul Rahman, until recently Registrar of Vehicles. Mersing. applied before Mr. Justi c W. Burton against the decision cf Irchc Abdullah '-ii Haji Tai'?, th?
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    PEACEFUL INTENTION.
    51 14 Japanese Assurance To Holland. Reuter. ihe Hague. Jan. 7. Mr. Matsuoka. who arrived Irom Berlin stated that he is only vi-iting Holland to confines the Dutch Govenunent and nation cf the complete peaceful intention cf Japan. A ncn-aggressicn pact in concrete fern, had net been in his mind.
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS.
    84 14 Letters To The Editor I tOur readers are invited t n mbfccts of public intert 8 t e to u-, tlood that the "Malaya necessarily endorse opinion* cxprZL oondents. LETTERS SHOULD c^«AS POSSIBLE, preferably typeirrut bRl *> spacing), and on one stele 0/ 7h, "en names may
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    A Rhymester Ruminates.
    441 14 (To the Editor, ••Malaya Tribune-' Sir.— Fain would I smite my plain' If thou wouldst list a momert No ancient lay, ncr nie in epic aKe I Mng, but one of doleful In thy warm heart, one thou me— ni sn for That grace of ycrc which
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    GRAND BALLET, 1933.
    114 14 Once again a Grand Belief bj b. s this time in aid of the Children Aid Soci During the past few seen, ai i these charming dancmsum of more than $11,000 baa b. I tnbuted among the local eharitii year s will be the sev nth on
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    FOURTH TEST AT BRISBANE.
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    MUSSOLINI'S APOLOGY.
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    124 16 Machine To Stand Still fa The Air. An aeroplane with paddle to stand still in the air. TJm\\] S a revolution in flying 8 m a Secret tests with models ha-:- been r*. ducted in wind tunnels for aetenu JS 2 and now the National Advisor, fcr Aeronautics
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    SMALLEST CIRCUS.
    76 16 Marionette Sword Swallowers. The artistes and animals of th- warkft smallest circus are made of n rks and 4m and they go through their turns at the en* cf cotton threads held by their mv r.t M Alexander Calder. This marionette circus, now being sham here, is complete
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    510 17 Sports Pastimes. S.C.F.A. II AND WILTS. II DRAW. Chinese Lose Lead After Interval. ASSN. FOOTBALL. nhT he S P A secon d team, last year's champions in the Second Division o/The stotnT*- *ew with the second tic i*,* tJ 1 Wiltshir Raiment at he Jalan Besar Stadium on Saturday, each
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    WOMEN'S TOUR OK DOMINIONS.
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    THE FIRST WINDOWS.
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    Our Short Story. GUEST OF BEAUTY.
    4586 19 (BY BERTHA RUCK.) or Philip Murdoch id Poisons." "Necro- nt Greeks," and other undertake a somewhat icle?" asked the in- who acted as the old I shall trouble all three across the dinnerMis. Everest parsevere) and Miss feminist, alarmingly gg» id-Lloyd spectacles). uig man
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