Malaya Tribune, 14 March 1933

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    36 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol. XX. No. GI SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Tuesday, Mar. 14, 1933. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1933.
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      138 1 A. FLINTKK 6, Raffles Place, Singapore. Importing; Diamonds and Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market prices. Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates. I w "-«uriiiiiiiiiiiiii^vaiiauaua«auanauaiiaiiaiiiiiai(aiti.,a)iiiniiaMauaiiii.a. inaniiiii:i.iiiiau(jii [GUINNESS IS THE
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    Detailed Report Of Fifth And Final Test Match. COMPLETION OF THE 1932-3 SERIES.
    2165 2 THE SYDNEY MATCH. HOW ENGLAND EQUALLED AUSTRALIA'S TOTAL OF WINS. The following is a detailed report of the play in the Fifth and and final Test between England and Australia which was played in Sydney at the
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    SECOND DAY'S PLAY.
    2217 2 Kangaroo's Tail Wags Vigorously. Sydney, Feb. 24. Australia", tail gave England much unexpected trouble In the fifth and final Test to-day and took the score from 296 for 5 to 433. England's close of play score was 159 for 2. Sutcliffe making 56 and Hammond 72 not
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    THIRD DAY'S PLAY.
    1631 2 England's Fine Reply To Australia. Sydney. Feb. 25. Ex-gland made a fine reply to Australia's fir-st innings total of 435 by scoring 418 for 8 wickets in the fifth and final Test. But for a tragic lack of understanding in the running between the wickets, which cost
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      180 2 m You did not learn that at school. But, 1 m\ for your health's sake, you should know 1 P it now! A, B, C, D—these are the four m X vitally important vitamins. See w T hat W they stand for! That's how they are added I jL in
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    FOURTH DAY'S PLAY.
    2051 3 Result A Foregone Conclusion. Sydney, Feb. 27. After taking their overnight score of 418 for 8 to 454. whichi gave them a lead of 19 OA the first innings. England dismissed Australia for 182 and at the cloee of play-to-day had scored 11 of the 164 needed
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    LAST DAY'S PLAY.
    1010 3 End Of A Memorable Series. Sydney. FEB. 28. England and Australia have now each won fifty-one Tests as a result of England's ei»htwickets victory in the filth and final Test here lu-day. After Jardine and Leyland had both left at 43 'Leyland fcr a "duck'i. Hammond and
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      168 3 FRESHER, BRIGHTER AND LASTS LONGER. DIAMOND BATTERY LASTS LONGER COSTS LESS. !<tli ill£■*#•<•> Only people that have experienced the awful HPfcu T spasms, th? gasping strangling convulsions, the lack oi breath a!ld i ho *P vnf > hays been through the terrible coughing fits, know tha> there is no terrifying
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    Shipping News & Notices. "SHIP THAT CANNOT ROLL."
    894 4 Shipping News Notices. "SHIP THAT CANNOT ROLL." Gyro-Stabilisers On New Liner. By litt.-rully harnessing a law of nature, as universal as the law of cavitation itself, tlie Conte di Savola," newest of the Italia IJne's fleet of vessels- to enter the. Genoa-New York passenger fervice, has won for herself the
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    STATES STEAMSHIPS.
    177 4 A Reduction Of Fares Across Pacific. The States Stealth p Company announces that effective immediately, their past,en?er rate from Homgkong and Manila to San Francisco ior their large combination bed-sitting rooms with private bath on A deck is now G5254 instead of G5295. The rate for cabins on
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    CAPT. H. E. SMITH.
    85 4 Captain H. Elliot Smith, formerly in charge of the ax "Baradine." has been transferred to the liner "Cathy." Captain Elliot Smith first went to Australia in 1894. He was then an apprentice on the British full-rigged sv "Derwent, on which he remained for four years. He
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    25 4 The s.s. "Corfu" has left Hongkong and is expected to arrive in Singapore at 10 a.m. tomorrow. She will proceed alongside the wharf on arrival.
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    BRAVERY REWARDED.
    204 4 Medal And Certificate To Chief Officer J. Fant. For diving, fullyrclad, into shark-infested waters and rescuing a femUe passenger who had fallen overboard Chief Officer J. Fant, of the s.s "Hinsang," was presented with the bronze medal and certificate of the Royal Humane Society by His Excellency the
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    ENGINE SALVAGED.
    196 4 I In Working Order After Four Years In Sea. m Southporc, Jan. 31. After having been submerged in the Broadwater, opposite the Grand Hotel, Southport for over four years, a 2.- hp. marine engine was salvaged to-day by Messrs. G. O Connell and R. Vivers. fishermen, of Southpon
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    A THRILLING SIGHT.
    214 4 American Fleet Seen In Manoeuvres. .The passengers and crew of the States otcamshlp Co.'s ejs. "General Lee" had recently the privilege of witnessing a sight whicn they describe as remarkable and awe inspiring. When about four hundred miles out from fc>an Francisco the "General Lee" passed the
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    THE PORT OF BANGKOK.
    510 4 Proposed Deepening Of River Bar. FTJre following are some points from the lecture of Vice-Admiral Phya Rajavangsaa at the Army Club, Bangkok, recently on the subject of the proposed deepening cf the bar at the mouth of the Menam River. The lecturer pointed out that the
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    Mining Shares. LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    486 5 Singapore. Tuesday. 11 a.m. .p. t [n share quotaUona are issued W toU .nd Co.. exchange and stock P ytf Buyers. Sellers. am rin 23 9 24 9 cd „s 18 20i- norn 10 3 10 9 I v Tin U- Ml{l f" 8 p
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    334 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. SLIGHT DROP IN CROSS-RATE. Nominal Prices Quoted. (By Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Tuesday, Noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (R.S.S. Singapore) 6 1 16 cts., down Va c Tin (Singapore), $76%, up Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber 2 3 32d., down V32d. Market Tone: Quiet. New York
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    PETROL PRICES.
    154 5 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices far Shell Mot, r Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Aviati n Spirit in 4 gallon (drums per British Imperial gallon Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon Shell M tor Spirit per 4 gallon tin
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    RUBBER RETURNS.
    24 5 Tfce rubber returns for the month cf February are reported as under. 70.640 Xi ala Remun 32,000 Lok Kawi 39 200 Bruseh
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    30-MILE SHOP WINDOW.
    590 5 The Biggest Industries Fair Ever. London Feb 14 The Brithh Industrie! Fair, which opens in L ndon and Birmingham next Monday, will be a shop window nearly thirty miles long— the greatest show of its kind ever held. Ten thousand men and 1,500 lorries arc working day
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    STRAITS TRADERS.
    129 5 From Gilt-Edged Stock To Gambling Counter! Mr. David Prankel writes: "Within the last two months Straits Trader! have been made into a speculative counter, due to wild statements which, uniortunately, have not been checked or contradicted. "Straits Traders, as a share, hs.ve been reccgnfcad as gilt-edged stock, uay»ng
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    50 5 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London Spot: 2 3 32d. New York: 2 31 32 <G.) cents. Singapore: 6 1 16—6' s cents. TIN. Londcn Spot: £150. :Up 17s. 6d.>. Lnodcn 3 months: £150 12s. 6d. (Up 15s.) Tin: $76.37 COPRA. Messrs. Barlow and Co. report: Sundried $4.55 Mixed $4.20
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    220 5 (By Courtesy of Hongkong Bank.) Singapore. March 14. Selling: London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 27 32d, London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 13 16d., London 60 o..i\V sight 2s. 3 25 32d., London 30 days' sight 2b. 34 d., London demand 2s. 323 32d.. London T.T. 2s.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE CONFIDENT.
    241 5 Sharp Rally In Cotton Futures. Reuter Wireless. Londcn, Mar. 8. The S.ock Exchange to-day displayed more ccnlid.nco and th:oughout the tendency was very Arm a.l round Gdt-:dged ecuritics. particu.'ar.y, came into piommence again. tße demand being timulated by las. we k s improved revenue returns. The commcdity
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    RUBBER CO.'S SCHEME.
    149 5 Details are now announced ol the recon.it• vc* tion scheme necessary in order to pisiHSli the properties of the Burma Rubber Estates taih'ii into the hands of the noteholders throng -1 default of interest payments. A new company is to be formed and memjcrs of :he present
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    Rubber Shares. LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    655 5 Singapore, Tuesday. 11 am. The following rubber ahara quotations an b*ued by Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Eratt: Value. Fraser LyaU t Sharer Si Co Kvatt. 1 Allehby $0.45 $0.55 $0.45 $0.55 1 Alor uajah 025 0.35 025 0.35 1 A Hltam 0.50 0.65
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      101 5 fIH experience teaches m 1 How many thirty you might have |L W attained, how many achievements V you might have brought about., il m M only you had ready cash at that L 1 moment when golden opportunity ■PB| 1 presented itself. Small deposits regularly made soon grow to
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      300 5 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. I (Inc rporated In England*. SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4. D'Ahneida Street. Authorised and Sulrcribed Capital t2.uoo.oofi Paid-up-Capital U.uOC.Ouo Reserve Fund and Rest t sdo,iK)a HEAD OFFICE: LONDON BRANCHES: B mbay. Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi. Madras, Aniara, Baghdad, Bahrein, Kirkuli, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS cpened and interest allowed
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      559 6 j War cr. depression Here's another broadsid/«77 RESf ftYAIIONS PJiONS Here comes the bride—LOOK It's Zasu udu |j the groom LOOK It's Slim Oh Rov'^K 1 match this is going to be And what a time I a going to have as soon as the scrap starts Come I enjoy
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    MOSCOW SENSATION.
    133 7 Knglishmen Charged With Sabotage. Reuter. Mofcow. March 14. Englishmen have been arrested le six have been charged with .;v:nr at the destruction of electiical the undermining of the electrical M. nkhousc and Ncrdwall. two of the :i haw been freed but must remain P> > Twenty-five Russians. mostly
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    JOHORE COUNCIL.
    65 7 Short .Meeting Held This Morning. f Our Own Correspondent. > Jchort Bahru, Ma ch 14. cf the Jrhcre State Council was .ie Dewan. Jchore Bahru. this morning. D.. M n;ri Besar presided in the absence H.H Sultan, and :here wire 21 members Ho:; Dato "Dr.) Sir David Galloway
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    SIR WILLIAM VENO.
    79 7 Suicide During Impulsive Insanity. Reuter Wireless. London, Ma r 9. during impulsive insanity was returntG i majority verdict at the inquest at igham Cheshire, on Sir William Veno, >'•!• a f the well-kno*n "lightning" cough L k Sir William was cut shooting rabH; d(;g i turned, barking,
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    SHAH'S FAVOURITE.
    65 7 l*o Face Embezzlement Charges. Reuter Wireless. Teheran. Mar 9. Khan, the former Comptroli nt huii ehcld, has been sentenced ths' imprisonment for embezzlement paid to him by a Persian who Deputy in the new Parliament, em Khan Teymouitash, the orient c of the Shah, will be ;rie:i 'ii.bozzJement
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    106 7 i! ii'S ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singapore, March 14. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). 22; Rajula 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3L Pres. Harrison 11: Ulysses 9: I ipeag 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate :w 30: Montgomery City 32. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4). 46 Bengal Maru 48. West
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    SINGAPORE DOCK.
    155 7 Further Questions In House Of Commons. (Frovi Our Own Correspondent.) London, Feb. 15. Singapore Dock has acquired n strong episodical interest from, a standpoint unexpectedly cited by Mr. Seymour Cocks. Labour M f«r Brent owe. The First Lord ci the Admir- y had informed Mr. Lamber; that there
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    LEAGUE AND CHINA.
    93 7 America On Advisory Board. Reuter. Washington. March 13. It is indicated unofficially that the State Department of the new Government will cor mue to co-operate whh the League Advise: y Committee in the Par Eastern dispute.—Reuter. Washington. March 14. America's reply t the League, the text of
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    "YOU IS CROOK MAN!"
    95 7 Zangara's Outburst In The Dock. Reuter Wireless. Miami, Ma: 9. Zangara created a scone when he was sentenced tc death for the asiiassination of Mr. Cermak in Ihe court tc-day. Zangara. wh i will be eh ctrccuted. shouted to the judge. "You're oiir cf the capitalists.
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    SCENE IN STATION.
    74 7 The Seco-id Magistrate (Mr. A. W. Hay> l ned Stanley -de Souza. a young Eurasian. $1 j c teixiay for behaving in a disorderly fashion lit the Kanlang Kerbau Police Station. Giving evidence for the prosecution. Inspector Scully stated he was in the station when the accused
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    METRIC SYSTEM IN SIAM.
    52 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, March 13. Thrity-one years ago a Royal Commission was appointed to consider adopting standard weights and measures and to-day's Gazette officially announced the introduction of a metric system as from April 1. Until now everyone was at liberty to fix his
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    KREUGER DIRECTORS FINED.
    51 7 Reuter Wireless. S.ockholm, Mar. 10. Fine! t"talling' about £200.000 were imposed to-day on Ahktroem and Sjoestroem. two director of the Kreuger Toll Company, for neglecting to pay s.amp duty en share transaction It is believed that the nn:s arc the largest ever imposed by a Swedish Cou:t.-Reuter
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    IRISH RAILWAY STRIKE.
    50 7 Reuter Wireless. lIXIOII l\rxm.MJ n Btlfait. Mar. 10. Negotiations which have been proceeding tide week for the settlement cf .he Northern Ireland railway strike which has now lasted for six weeks have broken down and an official of the railwaymens union said the strike would continue.—Reuter Wireless.
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    INDIAN COOK AND MASTER.
    1607 7 Murder Charge. TRIAL AT LOCAL ASSIZES. Unpleacantneas between an Indian cook and hi* ■Meter on Jan. 5, which culminated in tragedy, had its sequel in the Assize Court yesie: vvh.n the cook, a youth, s ood his trial on the capital chaise. He is alltgtd to
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    ILLICIT LIQUOR.
    249 7 Concealed In A Vegetable Basket. The case in which three Chinese were charged with possession cf dutiable liquor tcok an unexpected turn before the District Judge «Mr. H. A. Porrer) yesterday, when the evidence of one of the accused suggested that the case was a plant. The first
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    DR. WU LIEN TEH.
    77 7 Director Of Quarantine In China. Dr. Wu Lien Teh was appointed Director of tre National Quarantine Service by the Executive Yuan at its 88th meeting recently, upon the recommendations of Gen. Huang Shao Hiuns. late Minister of the Interior and formerly leader *in Kwangsi. Dr Wu
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    MARSHAL CHANG.
    204 7 To Study Abroad Under Government. Shanghai. March IZ. Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang returned to Peiping la t Saturday after having gon. midway to the South and spent the xdzht at a friend's residence. He left again by plane yesterday morning. His bodyguard have dismissed his m wants, who
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    LEAGUE'S FAST WORK.
    137 7 Removing Impression Of Lethargy? Reuter. Geneva. Mar 8. The League is again embarked on the grate procedure cf drafting a report under Article 15. This step has be:n taken in consequence of .he unratisfactcn reply of Pe:u tc the League's peace proposals. Only twice previously has the
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    F.M.S. COTTON DUTY.
    72 7 Manchester Says It Is Ineffective. Reuter. London. March 13. The directors cf the Manchester Chamber o! Commerce have approved a resolution declaring that the preferential duties of ten per cent, in favour of British cotton, artificial silk and textiles operating in the Federated Malay States is proving
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    PRODUCE.
    203 7 Singapore. March 14. R. «Siamt W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $113 R. (Siam i W. Coa::t 2 $108 Rice. B. Siam N. 1 $110 Rice. B. Siam N 2 $105 Rice, Siam 'Old per koyan No. 1 $177 Rice, Siam Old No. 2 $156 Rice. Siam Old" No.
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    JAPANESE FINED.
    53 7 An clder'y t apanese appeared before the District Judge -Mr. H. A. Forrer) yesterday on charges of tailing to pay his taxi, going &bout armed with a knife, and being drunk and disorderly. He was convicted of all three offences and was fined $20 or in default. 21
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    PERAK TRADE.
    168 7 Annual Meeting Of Chamber Of Commerce. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. March 14. Contrary to expectations, Col. Cecil Ra«\ Chairman of the Perak Branch of the F.M.S. Chamber of Commerce, presiding on Monday at the annual meeting, did not «ivc I icview of trade conditions in Perak in
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    POPPY DAY RESULTS.
    169 7 The total of the Poppy Day collections in British Malaya fcr the year 1932. Ls consideiib'y less than that collected in 1931. but in iew of the very large numbers of Europeans who have left the country recently, and the demands for local relief made on the
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    LIQUOR CONTROL IN U.S.
    45 7 Reuter Wireless. Washington. Mar 8 Owing .o lack of funds, the Prohibition Bureau has diiected its agents to concentrate OR eradicating sources cf liquor supply and to leavv the problem of "sp:ak casic:/' to the S He* Admini' trations —Reuter WirelesV
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      283 7 j j Assets exceed $12,000,000. j j rail jfH m Assurance in force orer $35,000,000. Ij The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlement*) HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building. Cecil Street, Singapore J j The Company has £20.000 deposited with the Supreme Court of LONDON,
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    CHIANG'S MESSAGE.
    302 7 IK termination To Regain Territory. Shanghai, March 14. ;al Chiang Kai Shek has issued a .11 which he staies that he is fixed determination to recover the lost and harden the racial spirit and -operation is needed in the struggle the enemy. Chiang and Dr. Lo Wen Kan
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.
    64 8 Mr. Leong Ah Ng and children beg to thank all relatives and friends fcr vheir kind condolence In their bereavement. M. I-a- Sang and faxni:> beg lo thank relatives, friends. Associations and Clubs, and tnose who a tended the funeral of the lat? Mr. Lai Tuck Yan
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    MORE EMPIRE RADIO.
    693 8 There has been an early response by the British Broadcasting Corporation to the request for an improvement in the Empire service. When this service was opened in December it was welcomed with enthusiasm by many people who believed, judging by experimental broadcasts, that a reasonably efficient standard
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    335 8 The following appointments are notified in the F.M.S. Government Gazette: Messrs. F. J. Huett, Ft. M. Levinge. T. R. Binnie and H. de C. Elton to be Senior Superintendents, Trade and Customs Department; Messrs. E. M. Macdcnald and J. A. Cresswell to be Assistant i Commissioners of Police; Mr. J.
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    THE GODDESS OF MERCY.
    507 8 Emperor Who Tasted i First Durian. (By Our Chinese Correspondent.) To-day ls the first of the three birth anniversaries of Kwang Yin, the Goddess of Mercy, and those of the Buddhist faith will partake of a vegetarian diet, and maka offerings to her. Girls especially will
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    KING'S HOUSE.
    258 8 Monday, March 6. The Hon. Mr. P. Simpson arrived to stay at Government House. His Excellency presided at a meeting of the Legislative Council held at the Council OhPmber, Government Office, in the morning. The Hon. Mr. P. M. Robinson dined at Government House. Tuesday. March 7. The
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    GREEK CABINET.
    31 8 Reuter Wireless. Athens. Mar. 8. President Zaimis has entrusted to M. Tsa!daris, the Royal it leader of the Popular Party, the task of the formation of a Cabiner.—Reuter Wireless.
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    150 8 H.E. the Governor, who has gone to the F.M.S., has appointed Sir John Scctt as his Deputy during his absence from the Colony The marriage of Mr. P. I Titus, manager o; the Tea Trading Co.. of Singapore, with Mary daughter of Mr. K. J. Thomas, a well known solicitor,
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    423 8 'BY "LOOKER-0X.",, lhat Amsterdam RenU— busy again about Rubber tSS£^ A J When it finally comes n he'll certainly sa\ A Several Dutch produce r a he have prepared plans. Malayan producers have d< plus a mob of i m and others. To drag our little local
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    54 8 Frcm China and Japan by the "Corfu, at Singapore at 10 a.m. to-morrow. From China by the "Kidderpore, Singapore at C a.m. on Thursday Frcm Holland and Germany bf de Witt." due at Singapore on Thu sen From Europe < London mail Feo. 23). by the "Chitral ?t
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    23 8 Mr. Rodney French untitled by the "President Harrison' Ol take up duties as accountant at the Bun branch of the National City Bank
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      221 8 DIARY OF EVENTS. Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY. MARCH 14. High Tide—l2.os pjn. Meeting, Johore State Council, Dewan, 11 a.m. Half-yearly general meeting, Singapore Mercantile Thrift Society. Fullerton Building, 5.15 p.m. K(ppel Golf Club committee meeting. Pcotball League, Dlv. I. P. Brani v. S.R.C. Anson Road. S.C.C. Tennis Tournament,
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    "Invasion Of North China Unlikely " OFFICIAL STATEMENT IN JAPAN.
    505 9 "Invasion Of North China Unlikely OFFICIAL STATEMENT IN JAPAN. DEPENDS ON ATTITUDE OF CHIANG KAI SHEK. Marshal Wants War Chinese Claim Victory At Vital Jehol Pass. Tokyo, March 14. not think so," wrote the War Minister, replying to a written re as to whether it appeared necessary to extend the
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    WHAT WILL HE DO?
    387 9 -apanese Anxious About Chiang Kai Shek. %ia Chiang Kai Shek is expected to u a message to the people soon. He wi!i u South in a few days. -fse officials are excited by the assumpMarshal Chiang Kai Shek. of direc' ib i sty in North China,
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    CHINESE VICTORY.
    314 9 6,000 Japanese Killed: 10,000 Surrounded. Shanghai, March K. After four days and four nights of bloody fighting oul3ide Hsifangkou, the Charhar troocs under Gen. Sung Che Yuen recovered on Sunday the positions lost by Gen. Wan Fu Lin. The tnemy retreatecs to Fooncheng on Sunday night. Gen. Sung
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    HEAVY FIGHTING.
    70 9 Chinese Lose 4,000 Men; Japanese More. Owing to the withdrawal of Chang Ting Shu's division from Kupeikou. the Chinese left wing was hard-pressed by the Japanese, and Kwan Lin Chen's division sustained ove 4 COO casualties. The enemy losses are heavier. Japanese and Manchukuo f-rces anotner attack on
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    AMERICAN BANKS RE-OPENING.
    211 9 Limited Business. RELEASING GOLD FOR TRADE. Reuter. Washinglcn, March 14. The Treasury has authirised that all banks be permitted to do foreign business and to perform the usua' function.; of the Ftdtral Reserve Banks. They are also authorised to rekase gold which can be u«ed for manufacturing.
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    ARMS CONFERENCE.
    186 9 Mr. MacDonald Optimistic Of Results. Reuter Wireless. London, Mar. 9. It may not be all we want but w? hope it will be a good contribution to world pear' 5 declared Mr. MacDonald. who. accompanied by Sir John Simon. leL for Geneva tc-day to assist at the Disarmament
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    NAVY ESTIMATES.
    110 9 Escape Apparatus On All Submarines. Reuter Wireless. London. Mar. 9. Far Eastern activities figure prominently in ihe memorandum accompanying the Navy Estimate? of £53,700.000, and tribute is paid to the salutary effect of gunboats in connection with bar.di.ry and local civil wars, and ako the moderating and stabilising
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    THIRD FAILURE.
    102 9 Aviator In Sight Of A Record. Reuter. Capetown, March 13. There was a thtillir.g finish to Uie ttnVi attempt of the South African airman, Victor Smith, to breik the England-Capetown record. He left Lympne on March 9 and was seen within a few hundred miles of Cap town
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    NAZIS ALARM FRENCH. AMERICAN PROTEST.
    734 9 MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS. Proscribed Zones. Persecution Of Jews In Germany. Reuter Wireless. The acts of Hitler's followers in Germany art- causing: increasing alarm. France is concerned about the penetration cf demilitarized zones by Nazis and America and other countries by the persecution of Jews. London,
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    U.S. APPOINTMENTS.
    39 9 Reuter. Washington, March 13. The appointment of Mr. Robert Worth Bingham, a Kentucky newspaper magnate, as Ambassador to London is officially announced, also of Mr. Lsadorc Straus, a New York dry goods merchant, as Ambassador to Paris.
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    FIRST CHINESE TEST CRICKETER: MR. E. A. CHONG. CRICKET.
    215 10 CHINESE TEST PLAYER. Trinidad Settler. WEST INDIES TEAM FOR ENGLAND. The West Indies cricket team to tour England under the captaincy of G. C. Gram, the old Cambridge Blue, has been .selected as follows: G. C. Grant (Trinidad*. George Headley (Jamaica).
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    M.C.C. v. S. AUSTRALIA.
    196 10 Leyland Scores 152 Not Out. Reuter. Adelaide. March 13. The return match between the M.C.C. and South Australia was resumed here to-day in brilliant weather and en a good wicket. The tourists ccntinued their second innings, which stood at seven runs for no wicket overnight, and
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    A MALAY PLAYERS FEAT.
    332 10 Minto C.U. Beat Sime Darby XI. The Minto Cricket Union beat the Sime Darby Sports Club by an innings and nine runs in a match played on Sunday. Mohamed Shah played a brilliant innings of 108 and took ten wickets altogether for 67 runs. Scores:— Sime
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT.
    93 10 ™««h v T f^ E^ EHAS: R N. Hamilton M c EUiott. R. N. Wailing. D. C Burn O. S Iaimer, J. C. S. Ponsford, G. Child i v r> Mitchell, R. s. Wilson H r*ih rw f Eean. n H. Gibson, W. W. P S. and L.
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    SUSSEX CAPTAINCY.
    6 10 X- L'mdo.:, Feb 2li.
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    ASSN. FOOTBALL. JAVANESE XI v. WILTS 1st.
    926 10 COMMERCIAL CUP. S.H.B. and Naval Base Share Points. Reuter. In the Commercial Cup c.mpetltion yesterday a: the S. H. Board Junior Civil Service Club ?r. und at Cantonment Road, the Singapore Harbour Board drew with the Naval Base 3 —3 after a well-contested
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    ROWING.
    170 10 .THE BOAT RACE. Diners To Listen-In At Sea View. The Oxford and Cambridge Boat Rpce will be rowed this year on April 1, and will probably start at 4 p.m. (G. M. T.). This is later than usual news of the race should reach Singapore about 11.20 p.m. (local
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    MAYFAIR BEAT ALFAIRS.
    105 10 BADMINTON. A match played bet.v en he Alfairs B.P and Mayfair B.P. at the former's couit on Sunday resulted in a win for the latter by five games to one. (Mayfair players mentioned first): Singles: Lee Cheng Kuan beat Soh Chuan Kiat 15—3. 15—7: Kwek Chip Jian
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    S.P.A.P. BEAT USEFUL B.P.
    110 10 The Straits Physical Athletic Party B bea the Useful B.P. "B' on Sunday, at th formers court. Scores (S.P.A.P 1 player, mentioned first I: Chan Teow Chuan beat Tan Hye L ong 13-13 <5-l>. 15-3: Koh Kirn Fatt beat Lim Cheng H:ng 13-13 (5-1), 4-15, 14-14
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    WELTERW EIGHT TITLE.
    36 10 Holder Knocks Out Contender. BOXING. Reuter. London. March 13. At Birmingham to-day in a fifteen round ccntest for the British welterweight champ.onsliip. Jack Hood tholden knocked out Stoker Reynolds in the ninth round.—Reuter.
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    RIVAL PROMOTIONS.
    59 10 "Ringsidcr" in a leng let.er criticises the taging of two sho.vs at near dates by rival promoters and oaki why the 5.8.8 C ailow it The Board will that all boxers get fair reatment and if promoters choose to take financial risks that is their affair. Other points
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    K.G.C. LADIES' SPOON.
    33 10 GOLF. Eighteen cards were taken out for the Keppel G. C. March ladies' Spoon Competition which resulted in a win for Miss F. C Blundell with a score of 48-12—36.
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    S.G.C. LADIES' EVENT.
    44 10 The S.G.C. ladies' March begey competimu was played at Bukit Timah yesterday and resulted in wins for Mrs. M. M. Paterson (1 upi in 'A" division and for Mrs. AtkinBerry (all square* in "B" division. Forty card, were taken out altogether.
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    ELKINS v. GIBB FINAL.
    41 10 In the semi-final ties in the Selangor Golf Club championship W. J. Gibb beat C P Allen and W. H. Elkins teat D. S. Davidson The final (between two former Malayan champions, will be over 36 holes.
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    BASKET-BALL.
    20 10 Playing on their grcund on Sunday, the Nan Ti team beat the Mayflower team by 21 points to 8.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    323 10 S.C.C. TOURNAMENT. j TIES FOR TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW. The following aie the tics fcr tc-day ana tomoiro.v in ths S.C.C. Spring tournament: GODOWN DOUBLES HANDICAP: V G. Savi and A. C. C. Perdriau owe 4 v. A. W. II. and J. P. F. Gregg owe 3; Roy Brown
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    LINDRUM ENGAGED.
    229 10 BRIDE-TO-BE AN AUSTRALIAN ENTHUSIAST. BILLIARDS. Waiter Lindrum. the famous billiards player vho is expected in Singapore in June, recently nr.ounced his engagement to Miss Alicia <Pat> loskin. of Melbourne. When congratulated by a News of the Vorld" representative, Lindrum i>aid, "Miss Icskin is a billiards enthusiast and a
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    PADMORE SHIELD.
    50 10 Malayan Championship Tournament. A meeting open to members of organised J.ubs in Malaya is called for Friday at 5.15 urn. at the offices of Messrs. Frankel Bies. 75. Victoria Street, to discuss arrangement :or the forthcomin b Malayan open rtioijiorr >hip tournament for the "Padmore" Chail Dge Shield.
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    What's On To-Night.
    96 10 Alhambra.—Charles Farrell. Joan Bennett etc.. in "Wild Girl" Capitol.—Joe E. Brown in -The Tenderfoot." Empire.—"Horse Feathers." Great World.—Side shows, pasar malam. Malay opera. Chinese wayangs, silent and talkng films ("The Phantom of Paris" and at Star Talkie: "Mon'.e Cailo Madness"). Marlbcrourh.—"The Doomed Battalion." New World.—Side shows, "Ghost
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    DIOCESAN ASSOCIATION.
    75 10 The annual general meeting of the Singapore Diocesan Association will te held at St. Mary's School. Middle Road. Kuala Lumpur, at 5 p.m. en March 27. The agenda comprises the following: To confirm minutes of last meeting, to adopt report and accounts for 1932, to approve the estimates
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    SCHOOLBOYS ROBBED.
    57 10 When a Chinese appeared before the District Judge <Mr. H. A. Forrer) yesterday, it was alleged that he was in the habit of wayJay ing boys on their way to school and rooting them of their pocket-money and their belongings. After several schoolboys had testified against the accused
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    SUPREME COURT.
    247 10 Sequel To U.S. Dollar Deflation. Before the Chief Justice, Sir William Murison. this morning, Kenji Koguti. traaing as 'he Nanyo Printing Office, applied, for a declaration agains; the Linotype and Machinery, Lta.. that all payments due or to becom: due by ho olaintiff to the defendants under an
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    "Love Parade" At Roxy.
    101 10 AT THE CINEMAS. Popular song-hits were revived at the Roxv last night when "The Love Parade" was put en. Maurice Chevalier and Jeanette Macdonald feature in this Paramount reproduction, which still maintains its appeal to film-goers, judging by the large numbers which attended both performances. Those
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    CAPETOWN FLIGHT.
    78 10 Victor Smith Making Good Time. Reuter Wireless. Oran. Mar. 9. The South Afiican airman. Victor Smith, is making gocd time in his at.empt to beat the Britain-Capetown flight record. He left Lympne at 2 a.m.. refuelled at Perpigncn and arrived here at 1.17 p.m., crcssing the Meaner: anean
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    BOMB IN BARRACKS.
    70 10 Man Escapes In A Motor Car. Reuter Wireless. Cairo. Mar. 9. A bcmb was repoi.ed to have been thrown over a wall by a man who escaped in a motorcar. It exploded in the Kasrelnil barracks, where the First Coldstreams aie stationed The noise of the explosion
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    CHINESE-MALAY OPERA.
    87 10 The Straits Baba and Nonya Opera which is attracting full houses nigrtly at the Great World, will stage a repeat performance of a popular programme by special request tomorrow night, when the company will be presented with a souvenir. At yesterday s performance. Mr. Lim Beow Leng of
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    97 10 At the annual general meeting of the Straits Juvenile Union (Boon Wah Kok), the following were elected office-bearers for the year —Patron. Mr. Choo Lye Huat; president. Mr. Wee Hock Lai, vice presidents Messrs Bong Teck Hoe. Yeo Kirn Tay, Neo Heow Peck and Lim Choon Siew, hon. secertary. Mr.
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    SINGAPORE DOCK TRAGEDY.
    973 10 Inquiry Adjourned. MORE EVIDENT!? REQI IRED. j After recording the (videtu ,r mere whites-: S yestc:*,, Ihl snfr tl O n oner (Mr. F. <;. the inquiry j, ltu lh d urn^ Thomas Oswa!d Ma the»' M J— d«. trlti Continuing hi evident stated that v.*hcn Mr
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      43 10 SHORT STORIES. BY FAMOUS WRITERS. The following short stories will appear this week as stated: "FILMER," by H. G. WELLS "Malaya Tribune," Wednesday. A MAN OF EXTREMES,' by A. E. W. MASON—"Malaya Tribune,'' Saturday. "THE MAGIC SHOP," by H. G. WELLS—"Malayan Saturday Post."
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    MALACCA NEWS.
    159 11 Aged Chinese Woman's Tragic Death. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. March 10. A verdict of "death by misadventure" was returned by the Jury in the Coroner's Court when an inquest was held by Mr. G. S. Rawling > on an old woman, Low Ah Yoke, aged 76 yearj,
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE.
    258 11 Annual Dinner Of The Union. Union """"I 1 dinner of lhe Raffle College Re ta".",:; H eld Cn Friday ,he Capitol 3 rs Allen, the President of i* a rd and M U1 the 110n Dr N L Professor Pr d fe^i r Dv,?' and MrS OPPcnhelm. Web-;
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    PROPERTY SALE.
    536 11 Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng Co. The following Singapore pr;perties were sold ttf Mft tion at Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng and Lo.s salesroom. N:. 30. Chulia Street, during the month of December. 1932 Freehold land and house No. 1. Balmoral R .ad area 76.705 sq. ft., b ught by
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    WALKED ACROSS ASIA.
    48 11 Dr. Erik Norm. geologist of the SinoSwedish expedition who walked to Tibet in the course of bis investigations, and Dr. Birger Bohlin, palaeontologist of the same expedition, who has been working in Mongolia. North-West Kansu and Kokonor. have returned to Peiping after walking across Asia.
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      652 11 CLUB DIARY. /There are numerous Clubs and Societies tn 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 •nd complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the
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    "FLOWER SHOW."
    381 12 Sing-apore-Johore Joint Effort. Arrangements are well under way for an exhibition of lowers, vegetables, fruits and p ants, of an economic value, to be held at the New World early in April. The diSvinguished patronage of H. i£. the Governor, Lady Clementi and Their Highnesses the Suhan and
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    SHIPPING NEWS. GUN PRACTICE.
    145 12 Heavy Batteries To Fire On Mar. 21. Owners and masters of shipping are requested to their vessels as clear of the rang? a.- ".oie duiing t.:e heavy gun practice, wnich a ill Like plare from Foxt Serapong and fion ori Sslo. o. B!aktn Mali, on March
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    YACHT LEAVING.
    71 12 Mr. Git yn Hiliawtxfc, tie Pennsyl.ania lillionaire w/.o cwns the "Shenandoah III." v, > a c foi many months been lying off th Swimming Club at Tanjong Rhu. arrived la .n.ap by the "President Harrison" or. 'atu'day. accompanied by his wife and a daughr, and in a few
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    ARRIVALS.
    342 12 Kampar" Brit. 499 tons, from Pt. Dickson. 14-3; for Malacca. 15-3. Ulysses." Brit.. 9.141 tons, from Glasgow, 14-3: for Batavia, 16-3. "Hua Tong," Brit.. 109 tons from Muar. 14-3. for Pt. Dickson, 15-3. Tidorc,'' Dut.. 526 t:ns, from P. Baroe. 14-3, for P. Baroe. 16-3. Kedah." Brit., 1 033
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS.
    95 12 Letters To The Editor. [Our reader» are invited to write to us on rubjects of public interest, n must be underttood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondent* LETTERS SHOVLD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double ruacing/, and on one
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    Indian Affairs: "Forward's" Editor Replies.
    537 12 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.'') S.r, —We ow you thanks for the kind publicity you are giving to our views on the que tion cf another Tamil being nominated to the Municipal Commission. Our thanks are also due to your correspond nt, "Indian Tamil," for
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    NEW CONSTITUTION.
    83 12 India Statement To be Published This Week. Reuter Wireless. London. Mar 9 The hi toric While Paper containing n ment's plan for the new Constitution for £Hi will be published simultaneously m I,Z Celhi on Mar. 17. 1 8 After an inte-val to permit a study of m,
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      56 12 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. Brlsht Min Temp. Rainfall. Sunshin- Temn Stations. Deg. F. inches. Hours. r*gp. Alo: S ar 93 Nil 105 C8 K. Trengganu 85 Nil 97 Bukit Jeram 83 Nil 97 Mcrsing 82 o.ll 93 j. Singapore 85 0.15 5.3 72 C. D STEWART Superintendent. Meteorological
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    FUNERAL OF GOVT. SERVANT.
    334 13 Many Years' Work In Malaya. Mr. Leo Vaz. lor many years r -op rative Societies Departd F MS., who died on Friday, took dari Cemetery on Friday evening, to Malaya early in 1918 and 9 Department about the end of he mm in the Ceasus Ded
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    DEPARTING PASTOR.
    276 13 Church Entertains Rev. J. J. Kingham. EvangelS of tho JtSSSF' the Conlntnec. for ArSrica M,SSicm who Saturday IvenlTlT tZ" iJSTXS 00 Church. Singapore at J*? 1 Kingham s £2? Mr by the news of during Sev DoSaaJK*°l f r £CVen months to illW Doraiaamys abs; nce on leave
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    SINGAPORE MARKET.
    422 13 Details Of Current Prices. Singapore, March 10. MEAT. Eeef, steak (round), kati 30 Beef, stew or curry, kati 25 Pork, lean, kati 45 Pork, lean fat (1st quality), kati 35 Mutton, Australian, lb. 35 Fowl, kati 38 Hens (locally reared), kati 45 Ducks, each 51 Pigeon, domestic unfledged,
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    THE FIRST " TUBE."
    51 13 THE FIRST TUBE." Where Trains Wait For Passengers. Budapest. Budapest believes that it possesses the only underground railway in the world where trains wait for passui&c:.;. This railway was the first underground or« in the world where it was built in 1898 aM its old-fashioned rolling stock is still at
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    PERAK PLANTERS' ASSOCIATION.
    352 13 In Better Trim For Further. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Presiding at the twentieth annual general meeting of the Central Perak Planters' Association in Ipoh on Saturday, Mr. H. C. Butler, in the course of his review of conditions during the past year as they affected the rubber
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      229 13 THE SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. This Week's Programme Of Drills. TO-DAY. MARCH 14. 515 p.m.—Headquaiters, "A" (M.G.» Company Immediate Action. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, Armoured Car Section Crew and Revolver Drill. 5 15 P.m.—Headquaiters. 2nd Bn. Sig. Section Signal Training. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters. "E" (Chinese) Coy Weapon Training—Lewis Gun. 515 p.m.—Malay Headquarters, "F" (Malay) Coy..
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      630 14 EMPIRE RADIO TONIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA (INCLUDING BURMA), CEYLON, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN. From The Empire Transmitter, Datentry, England. •avclenghs: 25.28 and 31.3 metres. G.M.T. 2.30 p.m. Time Signal from Big Ben. News Bulletin. 2.45 p.m. Concert by the Midland Studio Orchestra, directed by
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      115 15 'You start drinking Bournville Cocoa to-day and see what a difference the energy food-drink r *s/* makes' Most young people overgrow their strength. It is then that they need Ss i most urgently the extra nourishment that Bournville Cocoa gives. r^ool Measured by the energy it gives you, bulk for
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      232 16 <? 9 I ĕ§*° I*" I TO LET. FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN RENT From Ist January, 1933. AT SIANG LIM PARK GEYLANG. GARDEN HOUSES TO LET. 4- roomed type $20.00 per month. 5- roomed type $18.00 per month. Garages (with water) $3.00 per month. Apply:— SIONG LIM SAWMILL CO.. 2*3, Syrd
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