Malaya Tribune, 22 March 1933

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune MOST J POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA Vpl XX. No. 68 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wednesday, Mar. 22, 1933. Malaya Tribune 20 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1933 FIVE CENTS.
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      288 1 GRTG t < J KLIM powdered milk is a standard full-cream ml*. rfr KLIM powdered milk Is pure-or doctors could not I jT 'ecommend it for infant feeding KLIM powdered milk is of a uniformly high standard ip^B^P^^^g —UTS. VI of quality—the same today or tomorrow. /1/1 KLIM powdered milk
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      108 1 A. FLLNTER 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. j I lIP j i 1 Sirne, Darby
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    CANNING IN THE COLONIAL EMPIRE.
    1488 2 MUST BEGIN ON SOUND LINES. BRITISH INTERESTS TAKING A GRIP OF THE SITUATION. There an: enormous possibilities, but it is very important that developments should begin with a right understanding and on sound lines. In the past British territories have had to go to America
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    BULLET-PROOF SILK.
    115 2 Waistcoat To Guarantee Warmth And Safety. Tokyo. A waistcoat made of silk waste has been aka ml,itary and "Parted to be practically bullet-proof It is also a good protector against cold. n» inventor of the waistcoat is Mr Goichi Kiuchi. who lives near Osaka. t« VT 1 Watetcoat
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    TOO MANY BIRDS.
    124 2 Pigeon Pie For The Unemployed. Belgrade. Pigeon pie will soon be on the menu for the of the city of Zagreb, the capital oi Croatia. The city council has decided, despite a hard fight by bird-lovers to prevent it, to thin out souare a °n n H
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    MACHINE WHICH CAN FLY BACKWARDS.
    1160 2 New Departure In Aeronautics. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") A new rropfclne based on the heilcopter principle, with rotating wings instead of a propeller, aad capable of hovering in the air like a mosquito, has been designed by the i.oted Oerman aeroplane constructor Dr. Adolf
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      748 2 t Owing to the huge success and the appreciation of the smokers of Lion cigarettes for the Slogan competition which f*M fICLINfI ft ATI? t closed on March 15 in Kuala Lumpur, we U"-*wkJMll\J have decided to make an open competition for all Malaya. In order to give every Lion
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    EXPLORED CAVE OF DEATH.
    478 3 Air Which Kills. WHERE THOUSANDS PERISHED. •Johannesburg. .1 believed to be a new entrance to th« D ca' of Irene," in which thousand t i hed. has been discovered near Irene tv man quarrying dolomite. p. man who has b? n in the "Death CaU alive
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    STRANGE PATIENT.
    88 3 Python Goes To The Dentist. G Hollywood. python, which plays an important a film called "Murders in the Zoo," :c patirat in an emergency dental exn p. rformed at a studio here recently, the c-n?.ke's teeth broke off while and an abcess developed. Dr. J McGoldrick, who was
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    MALAYAN RICE.
    586 3 Cultivation Production In 1932. object tl V... t csu »P*-*a having fcr it tay the Production ■Krtb alter h Van Journal Se to rie iV" 1 1 m Malaya 111 a tSm k J F UrD 1 Published in the May 1930, number, he refprrpri tn »w 2-
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    BRITISH FILMS.
    64 3 Poland Regrets Our "Neglect." Warsaw. Briti h film produc.rs and renters are taken to task for neglecting the Polish market, which embraces about 330 cinemas, in a report published by the Polish Press Bureau. Only four Briti h films wer3 imported into Poland in December, compared with 78
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    COCONUT PALM.
    239 3 Empire's Exports Of Copra. S Mistical and other information W high value is c otaincd in Volume 2 of the 'Survey of O.lseds and Vegetable Oils" (Coconut Palm Products, prepared by the Statistics and Intelligence Branch of the Empire Marketing Board (EM.B. 61, H.M. Stationary Office. 2s. net),
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    PALM OIL EXTRACTION.
    609 3 Press And Centrifugal Systems. Ever since the erection cf the first oil palm tactory in Malaya in 1925, says the "Malayan Agricultural Journal" for March. ctfjfeoaiall' there has been considerable diversity cf opinion regarding the relative merits of presses and centrifugal extractors for the original treatment of
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    BUSH DANGERS.
    87 3 Fighting Forest Fires With Aeroplanes. Melbourne (Victoria). Fcr the first time in history an aeroplane, an Air Force Wapiti, fitted with a wirelesstelephone, has flown over the forest areas to the north-east cf Melbourne, and communicated direct with forest officers below. A bush fire was reported. From the
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    CAT MILKS COWS.
    67 3 Traced By Owner To MilkingShed. Belgrade. The story of a cat which milked cows is told in the newspapers at Maribor. Yugo-Slavia. A peasant in a nearby village noticed that his cat refused all food and never caught rats and mice—yet it always looked well-fed. Finally, he
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    TROUBLE IN TURKEY SPREADING?
    568 3 Kemalist Reforms. TURKISH ONLY IN MOSQUES. Istanbul. The trouble at Brusa. once the capital of »™r. where a hostile demonstration was recently made against the new law ordering threcl,?.l of Moslem prayers in Turkish instead M m Arabic, has raised the question of the extent cf
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    TWO SUNS AT ONCE.
    176 3 Clouds Of Ice Cause Weird Illusion. Tokyo. Two suns appeared in the sky lor a shor time ever the Chichibu Mountains, to th? amazement of the inhabitants of the dLstric' The illusion was due to a peculiar cloud formation. The two suns were seen by officials
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    SINGER'S 16 HUSBANDS.
    93 3 Last One Killed In A Duel. Belgrade. Zorka is a famous Gypsy singer of the Frokuplje district of Jugoslavia who has had 16 husbands. Now she is thinking of being married again. Her last husband. No. 16. was killed in a duel whh No. 15. And No.
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    BRIDEGROOM AGED 91.
    62 3 Vienna. Colonel Edward yon Knczevich, who is 91. has just been married to Frau Anna Stern at L'Sgcnbern, near Graz. Frau Stern has been the bridegroom's housekeeper for the past 3. years. Colonel yon Knezevich joined the AustroHungarian army in 1860, and fought in the war against
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      375 4 TO LET. TO LET—I6S, Tank Road. Immediate entry apply Meyer Brothers. TO LET—CAPITOL THEATRE. MALACCA. Apply to S. Fung, Raffles Chambers. Singapore, or to Mrs. Tan Soo Sim, Malacca. TO LET—Attap Bungalow, No. 11-A, Lorong L. off lelok Kurau Road. Rent $12. Apply to V. N. V. Kuppan Chettiar, 32,
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      598 4 AUCTION SALE. SHERIFFS SALE IN THE SUPREME COURT OP THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Suit No. 1292 of 1932. Interpleader Summons No. 1 cf 1933. Writ of seizure and sale dated 3rd January, 1933. Between BINDESHWARI RAI, Plaintiff Versus SHIVANANDAN GUALA, Defendant. In the mater of Ram Dhian. claimant
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      503 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. ORDINANCE NO. 44 (BANKRUPTCY.) IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. In Bankruptcy. No. 95 of 1933. Re HARIHAR RAI, Ex Parte, CHANDULAL MOHANLAL SHAH, trading under the firm name cf Chandulal and Cc., Creditor. In the ma it:r of a Bankruptcy Petition filed
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      558 4 M. hassanJ ELECTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. 36-37, Bras Basah Road. SINGAPORE. If you are in need oi electric I lights, fans, motors, etc and water service, please write to the above address or T>kJ 3411. none KAPALA CHINTAMANI nose and ear. Makea the hair mT» SSST Phamacy 1S5 H The
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    319 5 Sports Pastimes. GOLF. MALAYAN G.A. hampionship Meeting At Easter. irtii annual general meeting of the Goll Association will be held at tlie Gclf Club, Bukit Timah, on Aprii Friday) at 6.30 p.m. s cretary and treasurer, (Mr. retty) has sent us the following thi Committee which will be preto ihe
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    THE ASHES FOR ENGLAND.
    359 5 "Truth" Comments On The Tests. CRICKET. the fourth Test Match at Brisbane week England regains the Ashes which 1930, when the Australians were here, tame was full of thrills, .but the ptsode of all was Paynter's rising <-oed to come to the rescue in the first
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    S.R.C. BEAT N.C.C.
    158 5 1 SR.c. beat the Nondescript Cricket by runs on the S.R.C. grcund on Saturday. Scores: S R c. —g. E. N. Oehlers b Rodrigo 2, IJ iJ Cotta c and b liassta 25. H. N. BalhetSfcully b Rodrigo 11, T. Liejssius b J n 20, P. d'Almeida
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    S.R.C. BEAT S.C.R.C.
    412 5 thTTr 5 6 match between the S.R.C. and on fluni? Played on the lalter s ground on Sunday, were as follows: n S C ,;L C Mosber en b choon Leong 22; C. de \ries c Pong Lim b Chow Tat 25; Humphries b Choon Leong 26;
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    WILLIE SMITH'S GREAT WIN.
    542 5 Safety Stroke That Decided Issue. BILLIARDS. London. March 2. After a great recovery frctn what seemed a hopeless position Smith defeated Joe Davis in the second match of the series of three at Manchester for £100 a side under baulk-line conditions. It was nc mean accomplishment
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    ST. PATRICK'S TROPHY.
    589 5 Sunday's Events At R.S.Y.C. YACHTING. On Sunday the six-metr? yachts cf tin R.S.Y.C. raced for St. Patricks Trophy, and there wa> a light easterly breeze when th-. three yachts cam? out. Tarbet made a gcod -tart, followed by Kilat, but Kathhen 111 was some distance behind. The
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    OXFORD CREW HAVE IMPROVED.
    376 5 Siamese Prince Gets His Blue. ROWING. London, March 1 Oxford have one big advantage over Cambridge in this year's boat-race. They have i been able to row a practically unchanged crew throughout their training. This has enabled each member of the eight to settle down and
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    WILL OXFORD'S LUCK CHANGE?
    207 5 New Boat Built By J. T. Phelps. J. T. ("Bossie") Phelps. Oxford University's pilot for the beat race, has built the new craft for the Dark Blu:s, to be used against Camjridge in the race from Putney to Mortlake on \pril 1. Will Oxford's luck change?
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      160 5 THE SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. This Week's Programme Of Drills. TO-DAY, MARCH 22. 5 r p.m.—Headquarters, S.R.A. (v), Battery Parade. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, Intelligence Pi.. Lecture. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters. Ist Bn. Sig Section. Voluntary Parade—Visual Signalling. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, "D" (Eurasian) Coy, Company Parade. l.lfi p.m.—Headquarters, M.G. Platoon (Eur.), Aiming Instruction. TO-MORROW, MARCH 23 US
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    Shipping News & Notices.
    747 6 Shipping News Notices. WORK ON THE NEW CUNARDERS. Resumption Of Activities Anticipated. The statement made by our London correspondent, says a recent issue of the Edinburgh "Scotsman," that arrangements are now approaching maturity by *hich •JOTS' will be resumed on the Cunard liner, construction on which has been suspended for
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    JAPAN'S SHIPPING.
    266 6 Apprehensions Of Fall Of Trade. Shipping circles are alarmed over the sudden I suspension of the gold standard in the United States, says the "Japan Chronicle." Both freight and charter transactions are in a state of temporary suspension. Shipping men attach more importance to the sterling exchange than
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    CABLE SHIP TO GO.
    120 6 Singapore Vessel Sold To Japanese. After lying up for over two years cff Katong, the "Patrol," a cable s.«.p owned by the Eastern Extension Telegraph Company, has been sold to the Japanese shopbreakers at Kobe for scrapping. Arrangements are new being made for her to leave
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    THE "YU LOONG."
    252 6 Missing Vessel Considered Lost. After having experienced more ;han two months' anxiety over the long overdue arrival ID Ningpo of its steamer, the s.s. "YU Loong,' the Tung Yu Navigation Company, Peking Road. Shanghai, has given up hope cf locating the ship and officially announced recently after
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    PORTUGAL'S NAVY.
    270 6 New Destroyer Launched By Yarrows. Yarrow and Co.. Ltd., Sco.stoun. recently lr.unched the Portuguese destroyer "Vouga." The naming ceremony was performed by Madame Margarida de Carvalho Carto. wife of Captain Carto, chief of the Portuguese Naval Commission. Also present at the ceremony were a number of Portuguese naval
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    U.S. OCEAN MAIL SUBSIDIES.
    548 6 The Proposals For Their Curtailment. The prrposals, about to be placed before the Senate, calling for drastic curtailment of ocean mail subsidies, are, state New York advices, causing alarm hi shipping circles, as such a step, it is contended, would jeopardise the capital investment cf approximately
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    35 6 Caught in a sudden squall while on a jour-ney to Kinshan. a cargo boat capsized. There were no casualties. The accident was reported :o the Water Police by Wong Ng. the mistress of the boat.
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      302 6 Where You May Buy The Malaya Tribune THE MALAYA TRIBUNE IS ON BALE AT THE FOLLOWING DEPOTS:— SINGAPORE. Y. Mohamed Ibrahim. 134, Tanjong Pagar Road, and Keppel Road Railway Station. A. Palasamy, General Hospital (News Seller). Mr. E. S. Kattuvasa, 391. New Bridge Road. E. S. Nalnamsah, 23 Neil Road.
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      166 6 THE "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST" i» now owned by the "Malaya Tribune" Press, Ltd., and published from the "Malaya Tribune" offices at 59-60, Anson Road, Singapore. It fa being greatly Improved by the introduction of many New Features, while the best of the old ones are retained. The features include: Several
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    419 7 Mining Shares. ipors Wl'clm sday. 11 am. ~h e r [tin >u*rc quotations are issued Co, flrtwim and stock by 1 brck"s Buvi»rs. S- iITR Jr lim Kumbang Tin *23 3 24|3 xd a 1 Umm* it 2u. nom Hll im Tin 10 6 n 3 cd
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    DEBENTURES AND LOAN?.
    105 7 I>>UU BY FRASER CO.. EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Buyers. Sellers. S£iipc-s Cold S'orage Deb 7 per cen:. 100 101 cl :pal 1*01) 5 per cent 105 110 norn I Marietpsl IM07) 4 per cent, 104 105 norn I" Muni :pa! •1909 -4 2 per tent. 104 105
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    182 7 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. ALMOST COMPLETE STAGNATION. a A Quiet Singapore Auction. (By Our Financial Correspondent.j Singapore. Wednesday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (R.S.S. Singapore) 6 3 16 els., unchanged. Tin (Singapore), $76' down fVfc. Yesterday's Prices: London Rubber 2» y d., up 132 d Market Tone: Steady. New
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    PETROL PRICES.
    152 7 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Mot:r Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Aviatim Spirit in 4 gallon drums per British Imperial gallon $1.23 Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon $0.86 Shell M tor Spirit per 4 gallon tin
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    PRODUCE.
    196 7 Singapore, March 21. R i Siam» W. CCmM No. 1 per Koyan SI 13 r" (SLam) W. Coast 2 $108 Bice. B Siam N. 1 $110 Bice, B. Siam N. 2 SlO-i Rice Siam "Old" per koyan No. 1 $177 Rice.' Siam "Old" No. 2 $156 Rice, Siam Old"
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    THE MALAYAN COLLIERIES.
    759 7 $482,567 Profit For The Year. The directors' report for the nineteenth year cf Malayan Collieries. L;d.. ended Dec 31. 1932, states:— Batu Arang continued det pression in trade, combined with certain .'pecial circumstances entirely beyond the control of your board, is reflected in the product on figures,
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    46 7 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London Spot: 2'„ d. New YorK: 3 (O.) cents. Singapore. 6i, 4 cents, business dene. TIN. London Spot: £148 12s. 6d. (Unchanged*. London 3 months: £149 10s. (Unchanged*. Tu. $70.25 COPRA. Messrs. Barlow and Co. report: Sundried $4.40 Mixed $4 10
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    U.S. TRADE.
    229 7 Business With Middle Asia. Mr. Frank S. Williams. American TradeCommissioner. 7A. Oc.an Building, Singapore has received by cable the following stati tics reaiing to the foreign trad; of the United Slates with middle Asia for January. 1932:— Total Export from United S a cs G5120.630.000. To British Malaya
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    OIDIUM HEVEAE.
    161 7 Demonstration Of Control By Sulphur Dust. In view oi the attention recently drawn to the subject of Oidium Heveae and its con'ro. by Su'phur Dust. Mr. O'Hara Hickson. oi Fhutan estate, Nilai, has kindly consented to hold a demenstratien ol the sulphur dustin* operations on in., estate on
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    REACTION ON STOCK EXCHANGE.
    140 7 Effect Of Conversations In Rome. Reuter Wireless. London, March 20. On the Stock Exchnng? to-day. all ciltedged securities around three per cent interest n dVanC?d and fa\ouiable impression crcated bv th» Dolit'cal conversations in Rome a new account E? SSSSZ and «•»<~ The commodity markets have
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    217 7 (By Courtesy of Hongkong Bank.) Singapore. March 22. Selling: London 4 months* sight 2s. 3 27 32d London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 13,16 d.. London M days' sight 2s. 3 2.V32d.. London 30 days' llghl 2s. 3 jd.. London demand 2s 3 23'3*\j London T.T. 2s. 3
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    381 7 Rubber Shares. Singapore, Wedn.sday, 11 am. ihe following rubber share quotations KM muH by Fra. or and Co. and Lyall and Kvatt; SMS Value. Fraser Lyall as t Shares. Co. Eratt. 1 Allcnby $0.45 $0.55 $0.45 $0.55 1 Alor Oajab 025 0.35 0.25 0.36 1 A Hltam
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    GENERAL.
    278 7 FRASFR CO. S QUOTATIONS. a 3 CLOSING QUOTATIONS. J Bayer* Sellers. $2 $2 Alex. Brick Pre*. 0.90 1.10 norn $2 $2 Alex. Brick Ord. 0.30 0.50 norn £1 £1 B. Amrri. Tobacco 93 9 98 3 $10 $5 B. Malaya Trustee 5.20 5.50 £1 £1 C. Tin Pref. 7
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      299 7 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Inccrporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital rjjSOOJSt, Pdid-up-Capital ri.oon.po/> Reserve Fund nud Pest 500,000 lIHAD OFFICE: LONDON BRANCHES: B mbay, Calcutta. Colombo, Karachi. Madia. Amara, Baghdad, Bahrein. Ba;ra. Kirkuh, Itotul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS cpened and Interest allowed at 2',
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    ATTEMPT ON HITLER.
    96 9 Police Frustrate A Bombing Plot. Reuter Wireless. Berlin, March 20. The story of a plot to assassinate Hr Hi leris revealved by the Munich police, who state that the attempt was frustrated by the watchfulness of the population and the prompt intervention of the authorities. Three men.
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    "After The Ball" At The Pavilion.
    258 9 AT THE CINEMAS. The Gaumont-British picture. 'After the Ball." :tariing BKther Ralstor. iss MUUm Strange) and Bail Rathbone (as Jar!: Harrowbji, a British diplomatic courier) ro.-n nn need a run at the Favilion th atro yesterday and attracted gocd houses at both sliows. Tlie
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    "Letty Lyntonr At The Roxy.
    89 9 A different type of picture from the musical comedies which have comprised recent programmes of the Roxy Theatre made its appearance last night when "Lctty Lynton" began a run. The part of Letty Lynton is played by lean Crawfcrd. who is well supported b> Robert
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    CHINESE CHARGED.
    73 9 Alleged Manufacture Of Tobacco. Alleged to hay? been manufacturing tobacco and being found in bo-session of 40 lb. of txbaccc, two Chinese were charged before the District Judge (Mr. H A. Forren yesterday. Th y were arrested in a hut in Chua Chu Kang Read and the paraphernalia
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    ALIENS TAX IN THE PHILIPPINES.
    298 9 Chinese Protest Against Increase. The Chinese Chamber ol Commerce and representative! of Philippines Chinese associauonf.. at a meeting held in Manila recently, passed a resolution protesting againn the increase in alien head tax. passed by th- Philippine Legislature and approved by the Governor General, as
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    What's On To-Night.
    88 9 Alhambra.—"Son-Daughter,'" featuring Ramon Novarro, Helen Hayes, etc. Capitol— "Tiger Shark." Empire.—Double talkie feature: "Resurrection" and "Igloo." Great World.—Side shows, pasar ma lam, Malay opera, Chinese: wayangs, silent and talking films ("Heartbreak" and "Under Suspicion" and at Star Talkie: "Innocents of Paris"). Marlborough.—"Congcxrilla." New World.—Side shows, "Ghost Train."
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      190 9 FOR SALE—Tent 110' x 50- complete with pcles and side curtains. Apply Box No. 129, c o Malaya Tribune. WANTED—WhoIe or part-tune teacher; must able 'o teach English and Tamil. Apply by letter to the Supervisor, Vhyekananda School. Ramakrishna Mission, 9, Norris Road. NOTICE. NCTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Mr.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    35 10 Mrs. Leo Vaz begs to thank those who att.nded the funeral of her late husband and those who sent wreaths and telegrams and le ters of condolence in her recent b reavenient.
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    DEATH.
    75 10 ONO—On 21st March, at 10.35 p.m., at her residence. No. 100. On an Road, Mrs. Ang Chye Lock (nee Madam Ong Slew Yan alias Ong Soo Yan). age 76 years. Sh* leaves behind on-: sen, Mr. Ang Boon Seang, ;wo daughters, two sons-in-law, on? daughter-in-law. one grandson-in-law. fourteen grandchildren
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    THE SOCIAL PROBLEM.
    671 10 Touching one of the gravest issues of the day Great Britain, according to the Hon. Sir David Galloway, continues to hug to her bosom an outworn traditional morality which excludes all humane consideration..." That is severe, but it is only one of many forthright statements in the
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    244 10 The Persian New Year began at 8.30 a.m. yesterday. Although they are Mohammedans the Persians start their New Year only from the date and time they first became Muslims. The engagement is announced of Mr. M. P. Selfc. of Messrs. William Jacks and Co (Malaya). Ltd.. and Miss M. K.
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    TRADE COMMISSION MEETING.
    196 10 Sessions To Be Held In Private. The following communique has been approved for issue to the Press: The Trade Commission held its second meeting in the Council Chamber, Singapore, on March 21. Questions regarding procedure and arrangements were discussed. With regard to whether meetings should be held
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    BROAD POWERS.
    180 10 Roosevelt And War Debt Problem. Reuter Wireless. New York, March 21. President Rocsevelt proposes to ask Congress to "advise" him how to deal with the war debt problem and avert deiault of the June payments, according to th s Washington correspondent of the "New York Times.' It is
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    HOW ZANGARA DIED.
    131 10 "Is There Nobody To Take My Picture?" Railford (Florida), March 20. Zang3ra was electrocuted for the murder of Mr. Cermark this morning. Zangara walked unaided to the chair, exclaiming, "Don't hold me. I am not afraid." He handed to the Prison Superintendent a sheaf of papers which
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    A CONSUL'S HONOUR.
    157 10 Sultan Of Johore Decorates M. Ballereau. I An official dinner was given at the Istana Btsar. Jciiore Bahru, last, evening, tjy rhr,r Highnesses the Sultan and Sultanah of Johore, in honour of M. P. A. Ballereau, the Consul General fcr Prance. Over 90 guests attended Including Members
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    ASHFORD BY-ELECTION.
    73 10 Seat Still Held By Conservatives. London, March 17 The Ashford by-election resulted as follows: Spens (Con.) 16,051. Rev. R. M. Kedward (Lib.) 11,423. Beck (Lab.) g 178 The previous election resulted as follows: Capt the Hon. M. H. R. Knatchbull (Con.) 20.891. Rev. R. M. Kedward < Nal.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    37 10 From China and Japan by the "Hakozaki Maru," due at Singapore at 5 p.m. to-morrow 1 From Europe (Londor. mails despatched on March 2). by the "Rohna," due at Penang at 6 p.m. to-morrow. i
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    30 10 There will be no performance by the Police Band at the Botanical Gardens this afternoon as originally advertised, the date beina altered to Saturday at 5.15 p.m. at the same
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    415 10 (BY "LOOKSR.QN.") Re this Irish Sweep draw: ami got some joss to spare? ne A I declare solemn! v that 1 h compunction about accepting earned wealth." X Un And to propitiate the chance: Deserving charity skS surely have its share! A A heavy storm has "swept
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    27 10 The Rev. E. G. Bucknill has sailed for Malaya on the "Glengarry," which left London on Feb. 22, and will disembark either at Penang or Port Swettenham.
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    129 10 CANNING IN IHE COLONIAL EMITHI-:. on paec 2. MACHINE WHICH CAN FLY BACKWARDS, on EXPLORED CAVE OF DEATH, on pa MALAYAN RICE, on pace 3. COCONUT PALM, on page 3. PALM OIL EXTRACTION, on page 3. TROUBLE IN TURKEY SPREADING 0 on page 3 SHIPPING NEWS, on
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      204 10 DIARY OF EVENTS. Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY, MARCH 22. High Tides —7.09 a.m., 9.45 p.m. Rotary Luncheon, Adelphl Hotel, 1 p.m. Meeting, Licensing Justices, 2.15 p.m. League Football: Div. Tl, S. Cattle Co. v. Police, Jalan Besar; Div. HI, S.H.B. Marine II S.H.B. TO-MORROW, MARCH 23. High Tides.—B.4o
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    "China Must Conserve Her Strength."
    979 11 THREAT TO PEIPING AND TIENTSIN. FIGHTING DECLARED TO BE INEVITABLE. Ministers Meet In Shanghai Japanese Repulsed After Four-Hour Battle. Shanghai reports state that the Japanese have threatened to o uipy Tientsin and Peiping if their attacks do not cease It is d, lared in Chinese
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    TAIT'S CARNIVAL.
    125 11 Urge Attendance At First NiehL A' l&lll. crowds attended Tait's Carnival, i opened a season at Anson Road last q' ai:d found plenty to entertain them. 8'/ 01 e mos popular attractions was the g lr Cir(us which has never before visited p a 7'^" r The fleas
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    44 11 A untitled woman who was accused of posses-tor tftanri 1 small Quantity of non-Government teterd discnar ea by Mr. H. A. Forrer that th hen the anal y st s report revealed oin Stuff v hich was found in her possession 1 «attata ehaada.
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    STREET SHOOTING.
    133 11 Malay Civilian Tackles Alleged niinman. uuiuiiaiu f Pandemonium reigned in North Bridge Road yesterday afternoon when a Chinese was chased by two pistol armed com patriots who fired a successior of shots at the fleeing man. Inspector Higgins, who happened to be passing in hir car at the
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    29 11 A Chinese who had a previous conviction for theft was fined $100 by the District Judge (Mr H. A. Forrer) yesterday for attempted xtnrTlon of the complainant hcinp. wmnm
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    TO STUDY AVIATION METHODS.
    823 11 Distinguished Visitor. CHINA MAKING GREAT STRIDES. Maj.-Gen. P. H. Wang: former Director of the Chinese Aviation Department at Nanking, passed through Singapore yesterday by the •Conte Verde." He is on a mission to Europe to study aviation methods in the principal countries there, including Italy, Prance,
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    WORK FOR UNEMPLOYED
    60 11 Relief Measures Before U.S. Congress. Reuter. Washington. March 21. The House of Representatives has passed the Beer Bill. President Roosevelt has reauested Congress to authorise measures which, it is estimated, will provide work for a quarter of a million unemployed by the early summer, including afforestation, flood
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    16 11 A special general meeting of the Mohammedan Driven' Benevolent Associa.ion will held this evening at 7.50.
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    EQUALITY FOR GERMANY.
    785 11 CO-OPERATION FOR TEN YEARS. European Peace Pact. French Ministers To Study Details. Reuter Wireless. The agreement reached between Mr. J. R. MjcDmald and Sig. Mussolini in Rom prurMu for arm- equality for G«rn:aiiv ;in d t(j-cperatlon between four Euii pfa.. PMm for ten years. France btlic vr*
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    MR. E. TEMPLE THURSTON.
    58 11 Death Of A Well-Known Novelist. London, March 19. The death is announced of Mr. E. Tempb Thurston from pneumonia.—Reuter Wireless. An author, poet and playwright of distinction. Mr. Temple Thurston was 54 years of age. He wrote prolifically, his last publication being the novel "A Han£
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    Malays Negotiate Difficult League Soccer Hurdle.
    976 12 ASSN. FOOTBALL. CHAMPIONS BEAT WILTSHIRES. 7,700 Spectators. YESTERDAY'S DIV. L MATCH. ißy Full-Bock.") A crowd of 7.700 spectators saw the Malays (last year's champions) beat the Ist Wiltshires by the odd goal in three at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday in ihe First Division
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    COMMENTS ON THE PLAY.
    531 12 Gallant Victory Against Odds. (By "Echo: It was a heroic performance, that of the plucky Malays. A goal down, and a man off hurt, they plodded away; they scored deservedly and had another man injured, to struggle with only nine men for a while; then the
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    M.F.A. CUP FINAL.
    276 12 Kota Raja v. Singapore Peranakan. The final of the M.F.A. League competition (senior division) will be played it the Jalai. Besar Stadium on Saturday, commencing at 5.10 p.m. Gate: 50. 20 and ten cents. These teams were the finalists in the Shield competition last week, when Kota
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    SHORT STORIES
    41 12 BY FAMOUS AUTHORS will appear this week as follows: i "Malaya Tribune," Saturday: "A F isher of Men," by R. Austin Freeman. "Malayan Saturday Post": 4 How Harrington Returned to Johannes- i burg," by A. E. W. Mason. i
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    OLYMPIC CHAMPION.
    70 12 Will Never Be Able To Run Again. ATHLETICS. Philadelphia, March 21. Carr. the 400 metres world record holder and Olympic champion, has fractured both his ankles and pelvis in an automobile accident and will not be able to run again.—Reuter. A.C.C. SCHOOL. The annual athletic sperts meeting of
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    MUAR BEAT LANADRON.
    61 12 CRICKET. The Mua.- Hospital team beat the Lanadron Estate XI in a match played at Panchor on Sunday by 14 runs. Batting lirst, the Hospital XI compilel 74 runs. B. EerthelU being topscorer wtih 18. Kannay <5 for 39) was chiefly responsible for pre\enting the Lanadron team
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    MALACCA CLARKE SHIELD.
    121 12 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, March 18. In the first int r-sr hool match for Jie Clarke Shield, the High School beat St. Francis' Institution by v wo wickets. Scores: S. F. L: 46 (Toledo 25. Irbahim bin Isa 7 for 18» and 70 (Toledo 34 not
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    S.C.R.C. BEAT ST. JOSEPH'S.
    100 12 The S.C.R.C. beat St Joseph's on Saturday at Hong Lim Green by nine runs. The Chinese took first knock and .cored lie. Chua Choon Lecng and John Lim each contributing 33. I. Leijssius <3 for 32». Chopard (2 for 15» and Le Mercier (2 for 1>
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    R.A. BEAT ST. JOSEPH'S.
    97 12 The R.A. beat St. Josephs Institution by an innings and 40 runs on the school ground on Saturday. The Gunners took first knock and scored 129. Lt. Ryrrell top-scoring with 52. Summers <30> and Jaggers (3) also made useful contributions. This school side collapsed for 20
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    CEYLON S.C. WIN.
    70 12 The CfeylOß S C. 2nd XI beat St. Andrew s School at Balestier on Saturday by 38 runs. The Ceylonese batted first and scored 72. Ponnuthurai top-scoring with 29. not out Duclos (5 fcr i9> bowled effectively. The School could only collect 34 runs in reply. Sundram
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    PAYNTER AGAIN.
    239 12 London. March 22. In the match between the M.C.C. and Wellington, the tourists taking first knock compiled 115 runs fcr the loss of three wickets. E Paynter scoring 52.—Reuter. S R. C. team v. the A. P. C. on Sunday on ihe S. R. C. ground at 11
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    R.S.Y.C. EVENTS.
    134 12 YACHTING. On Saturday, the "B" class boats will sail the first cf a series of three races for the Ladies challenge cup presented by D. Santry. The start will be at 4.45 p.m. On Sunday the International 6 metres class will sail the first of the series of
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT.
    233 12 Yesterday s Results: To-day's Ties. LAWN TENNIS. Yesterday's ties in the S.C.C. tournament resulted as follows: CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES: W. Rodger v. K. Nankivell (postponed); A. D. Anderson beat IT. J. A. Green 6—3, 6—l: F. T. X Hobbes beat L. Schofaerts 6—3, 6—o; E. A. Taylor beat A.
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    AMERICAN TOURNAMENT.
    84 12 (From Our Own Correspondent./ Johore Bahru, March 19. An enjoyable American tournament was held under the auspices of th 1 Rcyal Johore Pclo Club on th? 1.-tana ccurts at Pasir Plangi on Saturday afternoon, when the State band was in attendance. H.H. the Sultan was an interested spectator
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    MALACCA GIRLS' S.C.
    135 12 (From Our Oun Correspondent.) Malacca. March 18. The Girls' Sports Club. Malacca, entertained Mr. ant Mrs. C. H. G. Clarke at an informal function on Saturday afternoon. There was a large gathering present and tea was served on the lawn. A group photograph of all present was
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    LONDON BEAT PARIS.
    55 12 Reuter Wireless. London. March 19. London beat Paris at lawn tennis by 19 matches to 9. Notable results were: Austin beat Feret 6—3. 4—6. B—6. 2—6. 6—4. Borotra and Gentten beat Austin and Cliff 5—7. I—6. 6—3. 6—3. 6—3. Borotra who flew from Paris to-day did not
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    SELANGOR RACES.
    138 12 Entries For Amateur Meeting. THE TURF. Entiles f'.v the Selangor Turf Club Spring amateur rate meeting t- be held on Fr.day and Saturday are as follows: HORSES: CLASSES—III AND IV— (COMBD): Carry On. Queen Maud. Ramona. South Wind, Bob-the-Gorger, Kali. Award. Tressillian. Balbarra. Augustus. Starbeck. Gold Mourn, John
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    GRAND NATIONAL.
    55 12 Irish Sweep Realises £2,000,000. Reuter Wireless. Dublin, March 20. Although the prLe money will probably show a decline, the amount subscribed to the Irish Sweepstake on the Grand National will reach nearly £2,000,000. Three days will be cte voted to mixing the tickets to ensure equitable distribution. Ihe
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    GOLF. SEPOY LINES MONTHLY MEDAL.
    24 12 The men's monthly medal competition (stroke) will be played at the Scpcy Lin?s Golf Club on Saturday and Sunday.
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    SCOTLAND'S WIN.
    250 12 Saturday's Game At Murrayfield. RUGBY FOOTBALL. Reuter Wireless. London, March 17. There were 70 000 people assembled in dull weather at Murrayfield to see Scotland practically assure themselves of the Rugby championship by beating England by one try to nothing. Scotland made a hurricane start wh:n T. Brown
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    A MALACCA MATCH.
    195 12 BADMINTON. The Adameveans beat the Malacca Teachers en Friday by eight games to one. Scores Teachers named first): Ladies' Doubles: Misses Olive Richards and D-rcthy de Souza lost to Misses Ho Yih En and Wong Tat Eng 6—21: 16—21. Mixed Doubles: Miss Olive Richards and Abbas lost
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    MAYFAIR BEAT BEAU STELLA.
    107 12 The Mayfair B P "B" team beat Beau Stella B. P "B." at 11. Lor.ng 40. Geybng, on Saturday by 3 games ;o 2. Scores < Mayfair players named first):— SINGLES: Lee Seng Her lost to Soh Hun L ng. 14—14. 2— o. 11 15. 14—14:
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    MARIGOLD BEAT C.B.R.C.
    101 12 Marigold B.P. beat the Chartered Bank (Local Staff) RC. by 4 games to 2 on the former's court on Sunday. Scores (Marigold players mentioned first):— Yeo Sim Kang beat Lee Kirn Seek 15—4. 15—5; Tay Swee Hiong beat Lim Peck Chin 15—9, 11—15, 15—11; Chua Leng Seah
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    LADS UNITED B.P.
    45 12 The two newly reconstructed courts of the Lads United B.P. will be available for daily practice from Friday. The entries for the "A," "B" and "C" singles handicap tournaments clooe en April 2. Entry forms can be obtained from the hon. secretary.
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    DEVONSHIRES' TOURNAMENT.
    134 12 Ties in the Devonshire B. P. "C" singles '.iiampionshtn played last week-end. resuHed as follows: Tan Guan Chuan heat Tan Ketc Soon 15 12, 10—15. 15—2; Sng Teck Lye beat Robert Teow W. O. Urn Huay A*:-, btnl C. C. fete 15—10. 15—7: Tan Guan Chuan beat Sng
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    ALLEGED ASSAULT.
    64 12 The case in which two Javanese are accused of assaulting Inspector Goodship has been fixed for hearing on March 23. The accused have also to answer a charge of gambling in public. In connection with the same case a third Javanese is charged with obstructing a public servant
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    FALSE REPORT OF DEATH.
    884 12 Mr. E. N. T. Gumming. CLAIM FROM AN ||><,|| PAPER. (From Our Oun Correspondent.) Ipoh, March 21 The libel action brought by y,. r Ncrman Travers Cummins, plant» r~ Tarun Estate. Semenyih, Selangcr again?». 11 John Arthur Stuart Jennings eduoi ma printer and publisher of the
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    INAUGURATION OF NEW REICHSTAG.
    531 13 large Crowds Gather. hopes for unity in GERMANY. Reuter. Berlin, March 21. w regime made its entry at Potsdam ning. elaborate religious and State :>> inaugurating the new Reichstag. ,;n ireeted 11» conquering by throngs congregating in the garlanded :1 v-vd streets. President Hindenburg rl. it
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    COMPULSORY PILOTAGE.
    125 13 New Regulations For Bangkok Harbour. SHIPPING NEWS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, March 21. The Harbour Department is considering making pilotage in the port of Bangkok compulsory. The present foreign pilots will remain as long as they like to serve but no new foreigners will be allowed to
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    CONVICTION QUASHED.
    275 13 Alleged Retention Of Stolen Property. The case in which Tan Chay, the proprietor of a second-hand dealer's shop in Victoria Street, was convicted in the Police Court of dishonest retention of stolen property—an ircn pipe—and sentenced to seven months' r.i.. had a sequel in the Court of Appeal
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    ALLEGED ATTACK.
    153 13 Victim Fails To Identify Assailant. A Chinese. Kwok Ew3 Chin, who was charged with voluntarily causing grievous hurt to a compatriot with whom he was on friendly terms, was discharged by the District Judge (Mr. H. A. Forrer) ye:terday without the defence being called upon. Mr. D. G.
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    REVENUE OFFICERS.
    138 13 Successful Appeal Against Conviction. Judgment was delivered this morning by Mr. Justice Mills in the case in which Lim Ah Ngian and Kang Sui Cheng, twe revenue officers, appealed against their conviction and sentence of seven months' r.i. by the Third Magistrate on a charge of theft on
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    QUESTION OF EXCHANGE.
    363 13 Supreme Court Award To Linotype Company. The case in which Kenyi Koguti. tradinj as the Nanyo Printing Office, sued the Linotype and Machinery Co. was heard yesterday m the Supreme Court, before the Chief Justice, Sir William Muriscn. The plaintiffs alleged that they ordered from the defendants,
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    TOOK CAUSTIC SODA.
    235 13 Woman Who Blamed Husband For Not Working. Her husband having no regular work and gambling and smoking opium daily, wpa the reason given by a Chinese woman for having taken a solution of caustic soda, which caused her death. She also complained, on her death-bed. that he
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    58 13 The next meeting of delegates to the Singapore Co-operative Union will be held on April 3, at the Pullerton Building. Among the items on the agenda are a proposal to hold a farewell dinner to Mr. A. Cavendish, Director of Co-operation, and to the confirmation of a decision to run
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      568 13 CLUB DIARY. Sm T aaZL Ure umerottS Clubs and Societies in readers of the "Malaya Tribune.- This Diary ZSEuL? SPeCiallY ior them secretaries arl 7L7ILZL c operate in kee P in S up-to-date Ha SfifZ "'PPenings of general interest Si" rnZ m the Diar Y °f Events." MnmenZ S ,5*
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    MANSFIELD'S PETITION OF RIGHT.
    3247 14 COURr OF APPEAL DECISION. THE HISTORIC "BILL OF RIGHTS" QUOTED. Judgment of the of Appeal was delivered in Penang on .Monday in an interesting action under the Merchant Shipping Ordinance, in which Mansfield and Co., Ltd., sued the AttorneyGeneral. Mansfield Co., in a petition of right,
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    SECRETS OF A MASTER SPY.
    487 15 Outwitted By Admiral. YON SPEE AND FALSE RADIOGRAM. Iling battle cl wits between the BriiraJtj md a German "master spy' ribed by Captain yon Rintelcn in his r no aaotn, "The Da:k Invader," which v, a been puolishej. thor, who worked in the centre of
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY.
    389 15 List Of Recent Additions. The undernotcd non-fiction works were read for issue on Saturday Qj Butler ,Sir Harcourtx India Insistent By water m.O and H. C. Ferraby. strange sivlcf Memolie3 f Naval Don Alfonso XIII. A Study of Monarchy by rW» p £ncess Pilar of Bavaria and D
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    "DADDY, DON'T!"
    65 15 Child Prevents His Father's Suicide. Prague. How a six-y tar-old boy stopped his father from killing himself has been told in court here by a man who was charged with attempted suicide. "I fired one shot at my tempi he said "and I should have killed myself with
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    PROPERTY SALE.
    1006 15 Auctions By Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng. The following Singapore properties were fold by Auction at Messts. Cheong Koon Seng and Co.s saleroom, No. 30. Chulia Street, during the month of January, 1933. 99 years' leasehold land and house Nos. 79-1, 81, 83 and 85, New Market Road, area
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    AVIATION ADVISER.
    93 15 Reported Appointment Of German Airman. Hans Bertram, the German flyer, who was lost for 53 days near Wyndham in Northwest Australia, returned to Hongkong after a trip to Nanking. He has been appointed adviser to the Nanking Ministry of Navy in the Aviation Department. Mr. Bertram left for
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    TRIP TO STRATOSPHERE.
    341 16 Soviet Scientists Making Preparations. Moscow. Soviet scientists are hoping to pnetrate twelve miles into ihe upper regions of the atmosphere by means of an aerostat now being constructed in Leningrad. The scientists will s'.ua'y the cosmic rays and will test the barometric pressures of the stratosphere by
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    ART TREASURES.
    128 16 Sale Of Former Archduke's Collections. Vienna. Tho sale of works of art from the Austrian Castles of the former Habsburg Archduke Prietirich has just ended her., 398 of the 404 articles offered for sale having found a purchaser for a total sum equivalent to about £8.000. The chi
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    DOUBLE SCHILLINGS.
    72 16 To Be Issued In Memory Of Dr. Seipel. Vienna. Half a million "double schillings." bearing th: effigy of Dr. Ignaz Seipel. Austria's famous Prelate Chancellor who died last year, are shortly to be irsued. Similar issues in the past cf the "double sohillng" in honour cf famous Austrian
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    DAYLIGHT CINEMA.
    75 16 Secret Process Used In Poland. Warsaw. An entirely novel kind of daylight cinematograph is being exhibited here on the roof of a building facing the Marshal Pilsudski Square. By using a system of reflecting mirrors, ccated by a special substance, known only to the inventor, an engineer named
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    SINGAPORE MARKET.
    454 16 Details Of Current Prices. Singapore, March 17. MEAT. Beef, steak (round), katl 30 Beef, stew or curry, katl 25 Pork, lean, kati 45 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 35 Mutton. Australian, lb. 35 Fowl, kati 40 Hens (locally reared), kati 44 Ducks, each 53 Pigeon, domestic
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    ANTI-FRENCH BOYCOTT.
    233 17 Keply Of An American Economist. Paris. An art*-French commercial boycott by the States, as a result of American resent- the non-payment of the last French ment is alleged by "Journee Industrie!^ <<-paper reveals that the exports to rd State* have dropped as follows: 1930 i monthly total) £1,576,000
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    THE U.S. NAVY.
    68 17 To Be Kept Watching The Far East. Washington. The US Navy Secretary. Mr. Swanson. has sr.r.ounced his intention to do his utmost to build the American Navy up to the limits of 'he London Treaty, as soon as conditions permit. Mr Swanson further declared that the I'ruttd
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    GHOSTS AND YO-YO.
    1478 17 Fancies Of Post-War Period. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune") sSrm PPear t0 take th whole world by whi;h S H he < !f? th f ™n°rnanlacal Se Selt w P aVe^T n afflictmg sin <* Yoyo W£r seven which preceded r f f Pl, ltlsm graphology, nudism
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    DANCERS ENDANGERED.
    123 17 Three Pistol Shots In A Cabaret. Nairobi. When three shots rang out in a crowded cabaret here, many dancers jumped from the windows to the floor below, others dived under tables and chairs for protection, and women ?rying with terror rushed from the dance floor. No-one was hit.
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    TABLE DELICACY.
    120 17 Ants For One Farthing A Packet. Sydney (N.S.W.). Ants, sold in small packets for a farthing each are the newest delicacy for the native of Tanganyika. This innovation in food is being sold In the market place at Mahenge, a place well-known to the majority of British soldiers
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    COTTON PRODUCTION.
    133 17 Smith Bill Passes Agricultural Committee. Washington. The Agricultural Committee of the House of Representatives has approved the Smith Cotton Pool Bill, which is designed to reduce the cotton production of the United States for 1933. Tbe Bill provides that the existing stock of 3,500.000 bales of cotton at
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    COLD RECEPTION.
    88 17 Pope's Disapproval Of Princess' Divorce. Vatican City. A delicate reproof to the Principality of Monaco for the impending divorce of Princess Charlotte was conveyed by the Pope when he received M. Bmile Laurent Daru. the new Minister of the Principality to the Holy See, who waited on him
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    BRITISH MUSEUM.
    135 17 Rapid Decline In Attendances. The depression has reached the British Museum—at least so far us the number of visitors is concerned. For the last few months, attendance figures have been failing at an alarming rate despite the Trustees- efforts to provide an eVer-increas-mg round of "attractions." In 1931.
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    GIRL'S EXPLOIT.
    128 17 Puts Out Fire With Miracle." Jaro (Philippines), March 5. A fire which destroyed 42 houses in the Iraya commercial centre and inflicted damage to the extent of about P50,000 was put out after raging for almost iwo hours at 1.10 p.m., March 3, in miraculous manner by a
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    WRONG NAME.
    99 17 Great Poet Begs Actress To Change It. Brescia, Italy. Kiki Palmer, one of the best-known actresses in Italy, who ofien appears in translations of British plays, may change her Christian name to please Gabriele d'Annunzlo, the poet. D'Annunzlo wrote to congratulate her on one of her performances. "But
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    REAL "LABOUR EXCHANGE."
    269 17 Where You Barter Work For Goods. Columbia (South Carolina.) The "Scuth Carolina Barter Exchange." rponFored by a number of Columbians, ha% opened for registration of professional and skilled workmen who are willing to exchange their services for goods, stock or produce. The Exchange was founded as a
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    TELEGRAPH CONGRESS.
    159 17 Important Changes To Be Introduced. According to the decisions at the rec:nt International Telegraph and Wireless Congress at Madrid, certain important chang s will :>e introduced. Press telegrams which are now booked urgent at triple rates, will hereafter oe becked at double rates. Weekly-letter-telegrams will be abolished, ani
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS.
    94 18 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. [Our readers are invited in mite to us on subjects of public interest. It must be understood that the "Malaya Trttmnt" docs not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double spacing/, and on one
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    Fighting Fish And Mosquitoes.
    408 18 .'To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune."j Sir.—I read ycur article on the "Collection cf Malayan Fish" with unabated interest but what is repr.sented to b. something of a vital discovery ..ecms to me a matter of trifling importance when I cast a retrospective g'.ancr a my youthful
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    A Municipal Nomination.
    502 18 (To the Editor. Malaya Tribune.") Sir. —Your correspondent "Irekap" advocate! he necessity of nominating an Indian Hindu •lunicipal Commissioner rather than a Ceylon Hindu and to prcve his assertion gives the •-•ilcwing trivial reasons: That a Ceylon man a ill p.unanly look after the interests of Ceylonese;
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    S.T.C. And Ladies' Tickets.
    87 18 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—Some of the S. T. C. members are desirous of knewing why the committee hav» turned a deaf ear to their protests re the issu* of free ladies' tickets. To me it seems that perhaps the committee are acquainted with the
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    Church-Going.
    505 18 (To the Editor, -Malaya Tribune."; Sir.-»-With reference to the letter from Baba Cheng" dated the 16th inst., regarding ••Church-Goins," I do not for a moment believe his allegation of what he saw when he paid his maiden visit to a church. It is a pity thai he does not
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    Muslim Affairs.
    849 18 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir—At a recent meeting of the Straits Settlements (Malacca) Association. Che Eusof bin did a good service to his Muslim colleagues by suggesting that the Association request the Government to establish a Mohammedan Advisory Board in this Settlement. It is understood that in
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    " What is Love ? "
    161 18 What is Love (To the Editor, ••Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—Having learnt that you cannot spare pace for discussion on the topic of "What is Jiove?" with much sympathy .o "Baba Cheng" quote the wcrds of William Shakespeare: "Let me not to the marr.age of true minds Admit impediments. Love is not
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    Lottery For Unemployed.
    139 18 mr mf (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir. It is a pity to see the Europeans and Asiatics who are unemployed due to the business depression. I sincerely trust (hat Government, r >r some influential people, will give some help. As it is very hard to get
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    Uemployment.
    49 18 A correspondent signing himself "Unemployment" says that there are many Europeans who are prepared to work at low wages and some might be given jobs at the Civil Aerodrome quarry, where he thinks they might have prevented a disturbance such as he states occurred there the other day.
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    CUT OUT FOR 1d.
    131 18 But Shirts Cost The Buyer 7s. 6d. j The cost of cutting out a shirt Is one p«nny This fact was revealed at a meeting of the National Union of Tailors and Garment Workers. During a discussion on the proposal of the employers io reduce the
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    THE VALLEY OF SPIDERS:
    3850 19  -  Our Short Story. By H.G. Wells. midday the three pursuers came bend in the torrent b:d upon rj broad and spacious valley. I a :d winding trench of pebbles ad tracked th fugitives for U> a broad slope, and with a the three men lefr the
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