Malaya Tribune, 5 March 1934

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    37 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. VoL XXL- -No. 54^ SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1934 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. S ngapore: Monday. Mar. 5. 1934. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1934.
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      132 1 VmJ The I j (Tribune "Dominant In zMalaya X LIM I WHOLE POWDERED MILK 11 RE IF YOU RELIQ.UIFY THE KLIM ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS, YOU i YOU ARE GETTING THE SAME PERCENTAGE OF BUTTERFAT IN YOUR MILK SUPPLY EVERY DAY. J (i I Vacuum |(l Sealed j KLIM- FROM RICH
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      138 1 A FLINTER. 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 price* according to daily exchange rates. AIX TTOU. KEED TO &A3T FOR. GOOP
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    KEEPING YOURSELF FIT.
    148 2 Most people now-a-days understand, and practice in more or less degree, the simple rules of personal hygiene. They know that to k ep well they must avoid excess in eating and drinking, must take sufficient outdoor exercise as well us have sufficient rest and sleep. Yet. tiespie
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    OUR READERS v VIEWS.
    84 2 Letters To The Editor. [Our readers are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, vreferably typewritten (double spacing), and on
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    Indian Earthquake Fund.
    120 2 (To the Editor, ''Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—I trust you will be kind enough to allot a little space to appeal to Indians and others to support the fund on behalf of the victims of the havoc in the province of Behar. Harrowing tales are told of the sufferings
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    A Dangerous Durian Tree.
    163 2 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—Will you kindly allow me space in your paper to draw the attention of the Municipality to a durian tree at the entrance to Scotts Road, on the right side facing the road from Newton Circus The tree is dangerous to
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    Nude-Cult For Singapore?
    378 2 (To the Editor, "Malaya {Tribune") Sir,—l read with much amusement the letter written by Regular Katong Park Bather." lam surprised that he objects to the kind of apparel worn by a couple of Chinese bathers. How they could just as well have been in Ufa nude I
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    16 2 A Chinese correspondent raises a religious question, which we consider unsuitable lor discussion in these coimnm.
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    TRADE TREATY.
    69 2 Turkey And Italy To Resume Negotiations. Is.anbui. A Turkish trade delegation is leaving shortly for Rome to reopen negotiations for a new commercial treaty with Itary, in consequence ol Turkey having denounced the present commercial "modus Vivendi." It is stated that negotiations with Germany aimed at increasing the
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    THE SWASTIKA.
    72 2 Conditions For Its Use In Switzerland. Berne. The Swiss Minister of Justice, In reply to a question In Parliament, declared that although the use of the swastika was forbidden in connection with Swiss emblems and that any newspaper which emblazoned it on its title page should remove it,
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    COAL FROM FAROE ISLANDS.
    75 2 Copenhagen. It is announced that plans have been completed for large-scale mining of coal in the lonely Faroe Islands, north of the Shetlands. which are now inhabited only by fishermen. Work will begin in April, and when production is in full swing the company concerned hopes
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      313 2 IMPERIAL The Choice Of GOVERNMENTS. The manufacturers of the "Imperial'* report further successes for "Imperial" Typewriter». During the last few days they have been awarded two important contracts for the exclusive supply of "Imperial" Typewriters, by the Ne\v Zealand Government and tie Government of Australia. Both these contracts are for
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      369 2 mult hi >J i V f 4 f I li Jp* s!ji; ;1 LECITHIN j I aruve food mo ion I Are you nervous, irritable abcut small t olji; Jrfir.r y? matters or unable to concentrate on your >•!•; •£*v££r r tntsstsM j work. Are you weakened by overwork, r*^jr-'
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      24 2 Cross-Words. A correspondent writes raising several points in connection with Cross-words published in our columns. He should address the promoters ,of the competition direct.
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      488 2 CLUB DIARY. [There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers Of the -Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the
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    INDEBTEDNESS OF CLERKS.
    420 3 Government's Reply To Petition. THE "Straits Echo" publishes the gist of the Government's reply to the re- olutions forwarded from Penang in connection with the indebtedness of Government clerks. It will be recalled that the resolutions were drawn up at a mass meeting of the Government subordinate
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    A BALKANS ROMANCE.
    158 3 (Jirl Who Bought Herself From Her Husband. Belgrade. Here is the story of a girl who bought her self from her husband in order to macry thman she loved. -'I.^ The beautiful young Bejze Mujkitch was r-.rried by her paren s to the old sqwre of Urn
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    MONARCHY DOOMED.
    129 3 Kaiser's Supporters Threatened With Arrest. Reuter. Berlin. The restoration of the n s Germany cannot be discussed at all is the theme of a statement ™£c *X co logne by State Councillor Grohe He emphatically denied that a Hohenzonern n-'oration was the final aim of Herr W SSx
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    TELL-TALE TOES.
    61 3 New York. Criminals here may have their toe prints taken by the police as wen as their finger prints, according Jo Mr. James Bolan. Commissioner of Ponce. This additional method of keeping i tnck of undesirable characters may have to be resorted to owing to reports llvtt some
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    HIS SECOND VENTURE.
    141 3 Young German Flying To Cape Town. Munich. Hfcr Carl Scliwa.bc, the famous German aviator, left here this morning at, a quar.cr to 10 o'clock on a flight to Cape Town. He intends to make Rome his firs stop. This will b? the second time that the young
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    THE LIVING "CORPSE."
    120 3 Convict's Ruse To Escape From Gaol. Belgrade. It was lucky for Branko Militclntch that the'widow, of the corpse in the hospital mortuary had'a weak heart. For when she saw Branko coming down the hospital corridor dressed as her late husband the fainted st»raiglr away without making any
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    PLAGUE AT CALICUT.
    44 3 A message from Calicut of Feb. -3. states: Eighteen deaths and 23 attacks have been so far reported from plague within the Calicut Municipality. Mass inoculation has been done by special plague staff and preventive i,Vea:.ures Ma being carried out vigouiously.
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    BELT OF OPIUM.
    145 3 Chinese Sentenced At Liverpool. (From Our Own Correspondents London, Feb. 21. CUSTOMS officers who boarded the steamer "Hector" at Liverpool saw How Sing Tsze. a Chinese aged 36. the chief laundryman on the ship, take a belt off his body. They took the belt. It contained a
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    M.-G.-M. CONTRACT SIGNED.
    62 3 Hollywood. It is announced that Mrs. Patrick Campbell has signed a contract witn the Metro-Goldwyn-Maycr film comPa it y is understood that her first role will be in "Rip Tide," starring Norma Sheerer Mrs. CamDbell came to the United States several months ago to repeat her oriental
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    MARKET LIST.
    447 3 Details Of Current Prices. Singapore, March 2. MEAT. Beef, steak (round), kati -3 Beef, stew or curry, kati Pork, lean, kati Pork, lean and fat 1 1st quality I. kati 32 Mutton, Australian, lb. Fowl, kati < J Hens (locally reared», kati Ducks, each J Pigeons, domestic unfledged,
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    AEROPLANES TO FLY EVERYWHERE.
    455 3 Network Of Lines For Britain. OLANS have been prepared by a large num. ber of independent air transport companies to establish lines which will enable most par.s of Great Britain to be reached by air during the present year. There will be a north-sou h line
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      280 3 liimir HERE OUT EAST you have to be so much more particular about details. Even at home it is always safer to use an antiseptic soap. Here, of course, it is essential. But besides this antiseptic value Calvert's Carbolic Toilet Soap is so delightfully refreshing and as pure as the
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      422 3 TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME. G.M.T. 7.15 a.m. Time Signal from Big Ben. News Bulletin. Dairy Produce Notes supplied by the Intelligence Branch of the Imperial Economic Committee. 7.30 am. Dance music (gramophone records). 7.45 ajn. The British Empire: The Colonial Empi»re, British Rule In Africa Education, a talk by Miss Margaret Wrong.
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    Shipping News & Notices. SOVIET VESSEL SUNK IN THE ARCTIC.
    769 4 Shipping News Notices. SOVIET VESSEL SUNK IN THE ARCTIC. Survivors Adrift On lee-Floes. •vs Frb. 14 I fIRACXED like a milthtU I'y trvttiepdm» VJ force o! kc«'.pacfci, the Soviet it; -'jrvuKt/ "Clivliv-Sjciri" i.nrik un TuccUi** 'biJ n »''.*4 trom Cipe Scvtroj', it wr.s rvtoit.il i-» diipaHif 1 tcrulvi'd liefe to-day
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    ARCTIC STEAMSHIP LINE.
    52 4 The firs Arctic steamship line, between Marmansk and Spitzbergen, has been opened by the Soviet Commercial Fleet. It will carry on a regular freight service, its main ca.-go being coal from the Soviet mines in Spitzbergen to the Soviet Arctic District. A regular passenger service is also
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    EX-KAISER'S YACHT.
    213 4 Voyage Which Nearly Set Europe Ablaze. Reuter. THE ex-Kaiser's famous yacht "Meteor." from which Wilhelm II landed at Tangier on March 31. 1905, and nearly provoked a European war. h reported 'o be for sale. After the Kaiser's abdication the yatch was acquired by Great Britain. Now. it
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    SHIPMASTER DISCHARGED.
    170 4 Allegation Of Rum-Running Dropped. The seizure of the British vr-sse) "Omar" by the Finnish Government for alleged rumluiming ha.-, been revoked by order cf the eCtt\, and her master, Capiain Wing, a Hull -r.an. has been discharged, states a Reuter message from Helsingfors. This decision was taken by
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    OPIUM HAUL.
    74 4 Made On "Empress Of Japan." Honolulu. From an open «cuttle of the liner -Empress ol Japan" a mystenous bundle emerged. GCh.ly It was low»Ted to the water'» edge by string. A vadium officer on the dock side, Uowcv. WiL> watching Orupplkn* hooiu V'Tr ni 10 at i inn.
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    LONDON'S SHIPPING.
    80 4 An Increase Of 5 Per Cent. Last Year. i During the pas, year 55,813 vessels, repressing 56.484.619 net register tons, arrived at and departed from the port of London, compared wi h 51,208 vessels, representing 33.903,8;\ net register tons in 1932—an increase in tonnage of vessels of nearly
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    RUSSIA AND AMERICA.
    227 4 U.S. Lifts Duties On Soviet Ships. President Roosevelt's proclamation dlsconlmutux thxnmluntorv duties unc] nnj«levied Soviet ah»p« touching Unllol Suit- Mil mud" public liltp »o-daj bv Uie Bialt' Department. I il>t proclaaiaUuo otthiully npem trad* relations tMlwitO the two countries following r:.-.ampiiou of dlpUimullc lHatlom. and fc# »ho
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    BRITISH WARSHIPS.
    117 4 Calling At Manila Port. Several crui«ers and battle hips of .he JpiMii'-se and British naviis ;.'e visi.mg the Philippines H. M. S. "Medway" accompanied by |M rubmarines are at Manila already, and will clay there until \he end of the month. Th- flo*i:;a came from its bas at
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    REVIEW OF SALVAGE OPERATIONS.
    890 4 Liverpool And Glasgow S.A.s Activities. i AN interesting and informative review of the operations of the Livcipool and Glasgow Salvage Association during 1933 MM given by the chaitman, Mr. W. W. Harris, when he presided at annual meeting, held in the Association'. 1 offices in Liverpool.
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      516 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated In England.) MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO. iONDON AND FOR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON, f* For China and Japan, r v Due Tonnage. Singapore 1934 fiOMALI 6,810
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      31 4 AMERICAN LLOYD AGENCY, LTD., (Incorporated in S.S.). TRAVEL, SHIPPING AND INSURANCE AGENTS. Bookings to all countries. Steamship Lines, Railways and Airways. NO BOOKING FEES. TELEPHONE NO. 2180 NO. «4. ROBINSON BOM).
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      232 4 I j |WUOYD TRIESTINO! (Incorporated in Italy) j EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. j SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA. Casing at Penang, Colombo, Bombay. j i Calline- a* Ponon -1 Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Suez, Port Said, calling a. Penang. Colombo, Bombay, Brindisi, Venice and Trieste Suez. Port Said. Brindisi, Venice Trieste.
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      259 4 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE. DeuUch iHatwßl Australlscbe Dampfscnlffs IH GJ QeaeUscnaft. (Companies Incorporated In Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARDS. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore. t m.s. LEVERKUSEN, via Ho 110, Manila Mar. 10 m.s. ERMLAND, via Manila Mar. 19 t m.s. BURGENLAND. via Manila Apr. S s.s.
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      613 4 STEAMER SAILINGS^ NORDDFTTSCHFR QeiMany) The undernoted are the Company, fixtures:— OUTWARDS. "DONAU," for Manila, Hongkong 1M S'hai. North China and Japan M r •> "SAARBRUCKEN," for Manila. II 15 S'hai, North China Japan M lr 0B HOMEWARDS. 1934 "TRAVE," for Aden. Djibouti. Gem Marseilles, Barcelona. OMBJbI. Adam, R dam. H'burg
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    432 5 Mining Shares. Singapore, Monday. 11 a.m. tallowing tin share quotations are rasei and Co., exchange and SfJL Buyers. Sellars. Kumbang Tin 37 6 38 6 al M;.lay 45 46- Hitam Tin 14 14 9 vVeng 1-80 1.90 jrin Tin 34 6 35 6 Padang 0.27 0.30 caves
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    128 5 ISSUED BY FRASER CO.. EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Buyers. Sellers. Blneapore Municipal '1901) 5 per cent. 10« 10» now Singapore Municipal (1907) 4 Vz per cent. 105 107 norn Singapore Municipal (1909) 4M per cent. 10« 108 norn 6incapore Municipal (1913) 4 per cent. 102 103 norn
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    115 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. LOCAL RUBBER STEADY. Very Small Business Reported. (By Our HMMW Correspondent.) Singapore, Monday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 16 5 16 cts., up I|l6 ct. Market Tone: Steady. Tin (Singapore), $114'/», up %Vt< Saturday's Prices: London Rubber, 4 1516 d., up 1 32u. Market
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    PRODUCE.
    191 5 Singapore, March 5. R «Siam. W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $102 R. .Siam. W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $96 Rice, B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan 08 Rice, B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $90 Siam. No. 1 Siam. No. 2 JJf? Siam. No. 3 J"J Siam.
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    TIN OUTPUTS.
    69 5 The output of Katu Tin Dredging Ltd., for February was 426 piculs, the hours run beinu 482 and cubic yards treated I 102.000. The estimated cost is $13,000, or 12 3 4 cts. per cubic yard. Renong Consolidated Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.. produced 250 piculs of ore from
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    12 5 A Woman Peeps at Singapore—she docs it weekly, in the Sunday Tribune.'
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    TRADE COMMISSION.
    177 5 Discusses Pineapple Trade With Britain. j j j FURTHER meetings of the S.S. Trad Commission were held in Singapore on Feb. 20. 21, 22 and 23 when the general lines of the Commission's report were discussed. Evidence was also taken from the following additional witnesses: Mr. A. R.
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    BOOTLEG LIQUOR.
    77 5 Cheaper Than The Legal Kind. Reuter Wireless. Washington. Feb. 21 The advantage which a bootlegger possesses owing to the high price 01 legal liquor is giving concern to the President's assistants, who are seriously studying means of putting him out oi business. One method suggested is the lowering
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    BILL FAILS.
    79 5 "Another Bank Bonus Bribe." Reuter. A Bill extending the twelve Ui* permitting th«> obligations ol Governmcnr to be used as collateral «ecu.hy jor Federal Reserve note* failed *oP»;J In the Hou*i> of Representatives. rw tt.s? to the revolt ol the Je The authority ot the Federal Ke .1;
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    STOCK EXCHANGE.
    243 5 Revival Of Home Securities. Reuter Wireless. London, Feb. 28. ON the Stock Exchange to-day. conditions were decidedly brighter allround and the chief feature was the revival of strength and activity in all Home securities, notably industrials under the lead of Courtaulds, whose full annual report showed an increase
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    MALAYA TIN STATISTICS.
    123 5 Fu- ign exports of tin. being final shipment j on ccean-steamers at all Malayan ports, during the month of February, 1934. Destination. To United Kingdom f*s United States of America Ccntinent cf Europ-' 10 British Poistssions 214 Japan Netherlands India Cther Foreign Countii I 12 Toal 3.619
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    THE TIN BUFFER POOL.
    188 5 Chinese Miners Want More Information. (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, March 3. 4 MEETING of the Perak Chinese Mm A ing and Planting Association to-day discussed the proposed referendum to be taken by the Government on the butler tin pool. The following three resolutions were unanimously
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    ULU BENUT.
    240 5 Profit For The Year Of $8,219.60. The annual wp«t of the directors of Ulu Benut Consolidated Rubber Co. Ltd.. to be presented at a meeting of shareholders at Hongkong Bank Chambers on March 13, states: Af er providing for directors* fees and the usual depreciation the accounts for
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    TRADE ENVOYS.
    124 5 Any Applicants From Malaya? The Australian Department of ComnJrce has recced more than 400 apphcations for the positions of trade commissioners for Australia. They have come from men in all classes of business and all walks of Me, some already living in Eastern countries All emphasise the tact
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    359 5 Rubber Shares. Singapore. Monday. 11 a.m. The following rubber share quotation! are issued by Frascr and Co., and Lyau and Evatt. Issue Value. Fraser Lya" <? Shares. Co. Jffa I 1 Allenby 1-05 115 100 110 1 Alor Gajah 0.70 0.80 0.75 0.80 IA. Hitam 1.15 130
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    GENERAL.
    218 5 FRABER A CO B QUOTATIONS. 4 4 CLOSING QUOTATION» S 3 3 Buyers. Seile*» 3 > a, > S2 52 Alex. Bricfc Ords. 080 $2 $2 Alex. Brink Pref. JSO l-'» i\ LI S. Ameri. Tobacco 1176 1--8 *10 Sf> B Malaya Trustee 540 500 El £1 C. Tin
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    69 5 D4ILY PRICES CURRENT. DAILY sinu;tpo Maull sg= Buyers. Sellers. R.S.S equal to London 16 Standard. Bp* (loose) L( 11|l4 do. (FOB' Standard R.S.S. on Tender lG March lf% |H| ApiiUun J7 171. July Sept 17 516 17 716 fif't DC( I f vt.jrir.-t Dull, steady. Tone
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      99 5 THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated iv New Zealand.) 1 IRK, MARINE, MOTOR AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH. Manag( r. Ol FK t: 2, FINLAYSON GREEN. ummli ——aaW IRE 1 LIBERAL CONDITIONS. BRITISH FINANCIAL PRESS OPINION: j yt. JrWv The whole funds are invested within "INSURANCE RECORD th
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      100 5 I Cask WHEN YOU HAVE A SAVINGS ACCOUNT. No doubt you have some unrealised dream heretofore made impossible by inadequate funds. A Savings Account will soon enable you to make these desires a reality. Sufficient ready money for your next holiday—perhaps some article you want to buy—any wish you have
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      148 5 LEE WAB BANK, Ltd. incorporated in the S.S No. 18, SOUTH CANAL RD. Foreign exchange business transacted at favourable rates. Correspondents at the principal centres in China and other parts of the world. Current and Savings Accounts opened; deposits received for fixed periods at rates to be ascertained on application.
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      158 5 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. .incorporate.! In Straus Settlement SUCCESSORS TO HONG HANK, THE BANK, LTD. BOAKU s an cuan Chee Swee Clung. Esq.. Cha rmam P;irkciine c. Hwang, Esq.. Lee Kong Chian. Esq., Vlce-Chalrman. J Q Wong Tan Ean Kiam. Esq Can Say Hong. Esq.. rlim)n s-iv, Esq.. Lim Keng
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      301 6 iiiitiHiiiiimHiiwiiHiMiniiiinininiiiiiiiiiii^ AMUSEMENTS. NIGHT AFTER NIGHT ENTHUSIASTIC CROWDS APPLAUD j THE MARVELLOUS SCENES IN THIS GREAT MUSICAL SPECTACLE SEASON EXTENDED See it To-Day i— 1 W r ARNER BROS., master creators of musical shows, eclipse the I glittering glories of "Gold-Diggers*' and "42nd Street" with a j new wonder picture— J
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      303 6 q in a sparkling Jlf comedy of p y j mixed love jlf affairs! t With NILS ASTHER, Either Relj $ton, Dorothy Revier, Lawrence Brent. Pro d v c t d by Cerl Lecmmtc, 1 Jr., from c stage pley by Sthjfricd j Gcycr. Presented by Cerl Leenv j mtc.
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      20 6 muni! 7TH AND LAST DAY I THE BIG LAUGH SHOW. SYDNEY I HOWARD j in TROUBLE I UNITED ARTISTS RELEASE
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS. JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW – TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    132 7 NOTICE TO MARINERS. JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING Divers To Work At Wreck In Penang. ,7 N |rL 20 ««tli rurtiiwr nmice r Mill i wnrkinp on iho Wr rk at »:-o «nohoriifce j n Penan** u Uc.lKer whin vm k? m« ii Uii? wreck buov Mr.
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    THE "RANCHI."
    279 7 following po'-*'Minfrs arrived hi .--•nti from London und Marseille* i.y the Ruhrhi" on Saturday \li--. Baker. Mr-. M. Barnwell arid inMr C H:ii it if, Min. 112. Borrv. Mr- Clwrke. Mrs E Cameron. Miss C t k hui. Mr L. Darby. Mr F Dobsnn Mrs Ellison, Mrs. E.
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    100 7 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE. Singapore, March 5. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Katong 18; Chinese Prince 14; Deucalion 8. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Adrastus 32; Kajang 34 Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4). Ipoh 37; Djambi 49. West
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    110 7 *£JS from Batavia and Palembang by Pos? P om ar ex P e cted at the General morrow e> Smga P° re at 2.30 p m to Prom Holland and Germany by thP van St. Aldegonde due a oingapore at 11 a.m. to-morrow. at From China by the
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    IMPERIAL AIRWAYS.
    75 7 o T &e A ar°fn;\ 5 POrt is "2.30 p m London on March 11, at rT 1 Anth ena." left Singapore for .ondon yesterday at 12.30 p!n e J'^ s raea which teft Singapore Ss) amVe there on March 7 >™ t^' A eth^ sa is due
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    THE "MIRZAPORE."
    38 7 to T S2£? P K haS left Hon ekong and to ar„ve at this port on nursday. March 8. at 6 a m She vail proceed alongside a 9 w n vharf on arrival H B>
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    MONEY MARKET
    207 7 SELLING. Singapore, March 5. I London 4 months' sight 2 4 532 London 3 months' sight 2 4 9154 London GO days' sight 2;4^ London 30 days' sight 2 4 7^ London demand 2 4 332 London T.T. 24 564 Lyons and Paris demand 890 Hamburg demand 147
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    LIQUOR CHARGES.
    269 7 Several Chinese In Malacca Court. (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, March 3. Before Mr. J. c. Derrick in the Police Court this morning, three Chinese, Chlew Ah Soon Pan See and Teo Ah Kee. were charged with possessing dutiable liquor, fermenting lic.uor without a licence and with possessing
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    257 7 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. to day. MARCH 5. 42 11 m 19 't'? r. n -> Monopolies v. Anson Road; Municipal v "DrTaTS; at TO-MORROW, MARCH 8. Hifh Tides.— 1.07 nm. IT7 nm 00 see < w C |f- V Mt^lcal Service». p.„
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    AMUSEMENTS
    79 7 ALHAMBRA.—Buster Crabbe in "Tarzan ihe (farther adventures). APOLLO—Larry Simon in Spuds" 'sneno and "Mv ktd Hero" (Chinese suent pi tv et. CAPITOL. l<ojtL c ht Parade." EMPIRE.—"The Little Actress." Cantonese talkie. GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing, sideshows. Dean's Grand Opera and Uancse Wavaugs. cinemas. Talkies-oky—.-storm at Daybreak." Palmy Days." MARLBOROUGH.— Hindustani
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    LOCAL RADIO.
    305 7 Stations Heard Last Night. SINGAPORE 2HI (49 METRES I Strong and steady signal— quality or transmission good. Broadcast items consisted of classical and dance records which were excellent entertainment. KUALA LUMPUR ZGE (48 METRES* Strong signal with slight fadingquality of transmission good. Concert of orchestral music, including songs
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    SUBSIDISED SHIPPING.
    62 7 Advocated In New British Policy, London, Feb. 28. Subsidised British shipping is advocated in a shipping policy framed by representative bodies of the British shipping industry and submitted to Government. It advises an intensive campaign in Britain and the Dominions, to negotiate internationl treaties to improve trade and
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    FALSE REPORT.
    561 7 Johore Constable's Appeal Fails. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, Mar. 4. "YOU seem to take a very magnanim- ous view but I think it isTa"Z* serious matter, a police officer making false report like that to the polhf-' cLlt r h t a PP e ant in
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    14 7 It's a poor week-end without the "Sunday Tribune "—Malaya's brightest and cheapest weekly journal.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE^.. j DEATHS
    101 8 The funeral cf the late Mrs. Cheang Jim Chuan will take place en Wednesday. th? 7ih Insi., at 10 am., starling from "Rivieia." 112. Pas r Fanjang Road to Bukit Brcwn C m^tery. LEE—Lee Kip Ghee «Katong», son of the late i Mr. Lee Chim Tcck
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    MALAYAN MATTERS.
    670 8 and—!" We need not complete the phrase, but the omitted word applies very forcibly to the Buffer Pool scheme, whose decease, unlamented save by its too loving parents, seems to be more than a "much exaggerated" report such as that prematurely announcing the passing of Mark Twain. The
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    467 8 Mrs. R. H. Onract wife of the Chief Police Officer. Perak. has come to Singapore for a holiday. Wednesday's tiffin-meeting of the Rotary Club of Singapore will be a business meeting—members only. Che Abdul Rahman has come from Ipoh to Singapore, accompanying his son. who sails to-morrow for England, where
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    Topics Of The Day. Rubber Shoes.
    127 8 TN recent questions asked in the House of Commons it was suggested that the large increase in the importation of rubber shoes from Malaya represented Japanese goods sent through this country. Ministers apparently had no infoimation on the matter and a few days ago
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    Welcome News.
    126 8 rpHAT development h2» taken big 1 strides in Singapore in recent years and is unfortunately' largely brought to a close, as far as rubber shoes are concerned, by the closing down of the big factories of Messrs. Tan Kah Kee and Co. In this respect it is welcome
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    Unlighted Lorongs.
    185 8 T%l UCH correspondence has been re- ceived by the Editor concerning poo; lighting or lack of lighting of some of the streets and lorongs running <">ff main roads in Singapore. "A Resident"' of Kampong Soopoo drew attention Eo the fact that there is no light provioed along the
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    Racing In Luxury.
    277 8 "WE'LL meet MWUMI here .somewhere.'' So said an old-time; recently returned to Singapore soor. he arrived at the races on Saturday. Members of his party were wandering off to buy sweep tickets, to look at the horses, to tidy their hair, and so on. and he had
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    Passing Thoughts
    474 8 By "Looker-On" 4 NICE little first prize of $52,288. That was the result of Saturday's racing for somebody. A I And to him or her. or the kongsi. as the case may be. I offer my hearty congratulations. A 1 It would buy the silver fox farm or
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    43 8 OUR READERS' VIEWS, on page 2. CLUB DIARY, on page 2. INDEBTEDNESS OF CLERKS, on paye RADIO PROGRAMME, on page 3 SPORTS NEWS, on pages 12, 13 and MALAYAN HERO HONOURED on p THE WOMAN OF THE EAST CHI 1
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    ALLEGED ATTEMPTS TO ASSASSINATE MINISTERS. PLOT AGAINST MUSSOLINI.
    73 9 BOMB THROWN AT JAPANESE, Gunmen In Spain. Sensational Revelations In Italy. ILLEGATIONS of an international plot to kill Mussolini arc being made in a trial which has opened in Rome. It i<, said that the plot was hatched in London and Paris.
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    POISON GAS.
    270 9 Reuter. Rome. Mar. 3. \N allegation of an attempt to assassinate Sig. Mussolini is made in connecarith the trial which wi 1 open on irch 16. before a special Tribunal for Defence of the State, of four men, nato Canca. Claudio Cianca 'son of former), Leone Buccilioni and
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    ASSASSINS FAIL.
    76 9 Vtttmpt On Life Of Japanese Minister. Mr Arioyoshi. the Japanese Mmistei o China, was made the object of an assinatton attempt on Saturday in hanghaJ at Hongkew Park, during the panese memorial service to commeratc ihe making of the truce marking the termination of the Sino-Japanese in Shanghai
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    STAVISKY SCANDAL
    39 9 Two More Ex-Ministers Summoned. Reuter Wireless. Paris. Feb. 28. r J'HE ex-Ministers and M. Dalamier and ML Durand have been summoned fr» appear before the l\n mining .Magistrate at Bayonne jii eoncction with this Stavisky scandal.—Reuter Wireless.
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    PROTEST TO BRITAIN.
    74 9 I'iiia Ami The Burma Frontier Expedition. Reuter. London. Mar 3 Mi uuu Tui Chi i Chinese Miniver uoudoMi. hi)' been instructed -y '1,1 i;ip«- t>» protest to the Fore.?» t.r«spH6» on Chinese t»- r- >n ui Yunnan. Burma, the troiii^r •j' iol Pmphtitig. by the un^ u
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    CIRCUS MAGNATE'S SUIT.
    21 9 Reuter. Sarasota (Florida*. Mar. 3. Ringing, the circus magnate, has iiled a divorce suit against his wife Renter.
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    HOW RASPUTIN WAS KILLED.
    251 9 Prince Youssopoff In The Witness-Box. Reuter Wireless. London. Feb. 28 THE thrilling story of how Rasputin, the monk who nad such a strange influence over the Tsar of Ruivsla, met with his death wa3 given by Prince Youssopoff, a qulet-looklng man. when he was called as
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    ASKED TO BE KILLER.
    143 9 Comdr. Locker-Lampson's Startling Statement, Reuter Wireless. London, March 2 Commander Locker-Lampson, MP. eau*ed a gasp of astonishment when Riving evidence In.the King's Bench for the dt-fence in the Rasputin film libel suit He asserted that he had been invited by PunshkeYttch to murder Rasputin, whom he
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    KAISER'S LACK OF INTEREST.
    56 9 Reuter Wireless. Doom, Fob 28 The ex-Kaiser intimated a complete lack of interest and refused to m;\ke au> romment when informed of the statement In the King's Bench Division to the effect that Rasputin told Prince Youssopofl that he was plotting with the Kaise- to RCt
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    DYING MAN EXECUTED.
    94 9 Doctor's Fight To Keep Him Alive. I I Reuter Wireless. Michigan City, Mar. 2. For the past 24 hours the utmost medical skill has been enlisted to keep a dying man alive for electrocution. Garley Edwards murdered his wife 19 months ago, and was due to be
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    SPAIN'S GREATEST CRISIS.
    256 9 Aged Premier's Dilemma. MILLIONS OF WORKERS ARMED. Reuter. London, Mar. 2. OPAIN is passing through the gravest crisis since the revolution. Senor Lerroux is equally unable to govern with or without the 207 Right Wing deputies against th~ Centre Party numbering 167 and the Left Wing totalling
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    STEAMER SINKS.
    56 9 Three Hundred People Lost. Hongkong, March 5. THE "Sze Wui" a motor vessel plying between Hongkong and Canton, sank outside the latter port vpisterday while it was on its way there. Only 110 out of the 400. passengers survive. Two hundred are reported to be missing.—"Sin Chew Jit
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    SPECIAL MASS.
    99 9 Vatican Mourns Death Of King Albert. Reuter Wireless. Vatican City, Feb. 28. Reviving an old custom of the celebration of a special Mass on the occasion of the death of a Catholic Sovereign, His Holiness the Pope attended a Requiem Mass for the late King Albert in the
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    FAMOUS PEOPLE IN DIVORCE CASES.
    57 9 Mr. Douglas Fairbanks, the worldfamous him actor, who. it Is staxea, is named as co-respondent, to a petition for divorce said to have been filed by Lord Ashley. Sister Almee Semple McPherson. who has just been divorced by default by her husband, Mr. David Hutton.
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    OVERSEAS CHINESE PLOTTERS?
    534 9 Amazing Allegation. REPORTED OFFICIAL CORRUPTION. Shanghai, Mar. 5. ama&ing allegation, that some OVCTaeaa Chinese who have returned to China are backing a few officials and influential Chinese to commit extortion, has been made "by the Oversea* Committee. The latter has adopted a resolution that a recommendation be
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    PARIS MURDER.
    73 9 Echo Of Hw Stavisky Scandal Reuter Wireless. Paris, Feb. 28. The police have discovered that the hunting knife found Deside the body of Tudctc Prince was sold in a Paris j,tore only three days before the murder.— Router Wireless. Pari.s March 2. Madame Stavisky has been arrested and
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    NO PLANE SABOTAGE.
    19 9 Reuter. Washington, Mar. 3. The War Secretary scouts the army ?eronlane sabotage reports as fr.ntastir. __Reuter.
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    "IF OUR POLICY FAILS."
    223 9 Big Increase Of Forces Demanded. Reuter Wireless. London, Feb. 28. WITH the approaching publication of the Defence Estimates there is a strong movement in favour of an allround increase. The Admiralty's official report to Parliament shows that when the Naval Conference meets to reconsider the Treaty
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    HEADLESS BODY TRAGEDY.
    113 9 Latest Development. HUMAN FLESH IN A STREAM. MAN Singh, the man who was arrested by the local Detective Branch in connection with the alleged murder of a Sikh at Teluk Anson, is said to have pointed out the spot where the man was waylaid. The police found
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    RUMANIAN BUDGET.
    37 9 Reuter Wireless. Bucharest, Feb. :IS. The Government has decided to delay presentation of the budget for three months, pending the result of the negotiations abroad for a reduction Ifl interest on the public debt.—Reuter Wireless.
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    IMPROVING CHINESE POLICE FORCES.
    407 10 After European Tour. YOUNG MARSHAL'S BROTHER HERE. r|N his way back to China to try and improve the police forces there, Mr. Chang Hsueh Ming, brother of the famous "Young Marshal" (Chang Hsueh Liang) passed through Singapore yesterday on the "Conte Verde," after having been about
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    MEDICAL EXPERTS' VISIT.
    155 10 To Study Health Conditions In The East. Professor W W. Jameson, Professor of Public Health at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, and a member of the Colonial Advisory Medical Committee, arrived in Singapore during the week-end by road from Malacca. Pi of. Jameson, who
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    THE ASSIZES.
    172 10 Shortest Calendar For Many Years. The second session of the Singapore Assize court this year opened to-day, with Mr. Justice H. W. Prichard presiding. There are only five cases on the list, which ka one of the shortest far very many years and is believed to be a
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    KILLED BY FALLING TREE.
    248 10 Death Of A Seremban Chinese. 'From Oar Own Correspondent) Seremban, Mar. 3. A VERDICT of "Death by misadventure" Wfts returned by the Seremban Coroner, Inche Samsudin, when the hearing vas concluded concerning the death of a Chinese named Wong Sang. Mr. Osman Bashah, 0.C.P., Mantm, conducted
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    Hindustani Talkie At The Ritz.
    134 10 AT THE CINEMAS. In spite of the inclement weather, the Rit2 cinema, Geylang, waa crowded at both performances last nlcht when "Lanka Dahnn" a Hindustani talkie, was pui on. "Lanka Duhan" Is an Indian mytholocieal utory adapted from Ramayana. the ereai Indian epic. The story
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    "Another Language" At The Roxy.
    83 10 A Rood crowd attended the opening of Another Language" at the Roxy lo3t night The story revolves aronnd a newlymarried couple and the selfish love of a mother who nearly wreckn their happiness. The difficult role of the mother is taken by Louise Closser Hale.
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    LOCAL ASSIZES.
    276 10 Market Tragedy Case Begins. The hearing bccan in ihe Assise Court to-dftv of" the ca.se in which a North Indian Is ehurgeo with a ratal assault on n compatriot in Kandang Kerbau Market on the morning of Dec. 1 Wwt. At the preliminary Inquiry, which lasted for several
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    PEDESTRIAN HURT.
    51 10 A nasty accident occurred in Beach Road at about 11 o'clock last night. A motor-car, alleged to have been ariven by a European, knccked down a Chinese pedestrian. The victim sustained a fracture of the left leg and was badly cut about the head. The ambulance was in
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    AUSTRIAN RIOTS.
    185 10 Violent Demonstrations By Nazis. j Reuter Wireless. Vienna. Feb. 28. VIOLENT demonstrations by Nazis started in Innsbruck after dark following the expiry of the ultimatum from Habicht. Gigantic swastikas of fire burst out on the 6.000 feet high Nordkettc mountain which dominates Innsbruck, and simultaneously there was a
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    NO EVIDENCE.
    93 10 Case Against Chinese Youth Dismissed. When Goh Kirn Cheng, a Chinese youth. appeared before the Third Magistrate. Mr. R J. F. Curtis, this morning, charged With attempting to destroy a promissory note for $50 and using criminal force on a Sikh complainant. Inder Singh. Mr. K. T. Ooi.
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    DEATH OF DATO ISMAIL.
    610 10 Former State Secretary Of Johore. (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, March 4. DATO Ismail bin Bachok, State Secretary of Johore u.itil he retired in 1929, died at his residence, Point Fleasant," Johcre Bahru, at 6.20 a.m. yesterday morning at the age of 71. Although he
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    19 10 Mr. J. C. E. Wolthers, chief of the engineering branch. Irrigation Depart- I meht, Siam, has retired on pension.
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    BRITISH COUNCIL ELECTIONS.
    190 10 A Big Fight Coming SOCIALISTS PROMNe GARDEN CITIES. Reuter Wireless. London, Mar THE Socialists are on a,K preparing general onslaught in tl Council triennial elections, being held on Mar. 8. t- j j 4 ""'nation ot candidates are now there are 110 Municipal 116 Socialists, 20 Liber
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    MILLIONAIRE CHETTIAR
    117 10 Visit To Singapore Hi "Conte Verde A millionaire Chettlur K-ul-levdi South Lulia. Mr M S M M.veppa Chettlar. &rnved yesterday by the Con"» Vertl' He is a young nrmn or 2'J .nd u-j !m evincing keen Interest m |n»0 u i:;>uiutlons in his country lt« eti in: of
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    ARMS TALKS.
    98 10 Non-Committal Co in men! f Barthou Reuter Wireless. Pane Mi r Mr R. A. Eden Torettm Utidff-S'' r tary» arrived here from Rome 1 and conferred with M Bartiwu. Foreign Secretary, until a.in !pm he is returning to Loudon by ihc noon train. On the i*onclUMon of th.
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    74 10 Mr Tom A. Slack, untitled British American Tobacco C >ian V' is leaving Siam on retirement at end of March, states the Times." Mr. Slack has been about years in Siam and has been pronunenuy identified with the growth of "B A i interests in that country. Previously nj vas
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    AFFAIRS OF TAN KAH KEE & CO.
    258 11 AFFAIRS OF TAN KAH KEE CO. able To Consulate. WILL THE POSITION BE SAVED? npHAT the affairs of Messrs. Tan Kari Kee, Ltd., the well-known I libber and other goods in ore, are occupying the concern Overseas Committee of ths ing Government is revealed in a ram received at the
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    DANUBE ENTENTE.
    112 11 The Austro-Italian Trade Negotiations. Reuter. Rome, Mar. 3. Dr. Dollfuss (Austrian Chancellor! and General Goemboes will pay an official visit to the Italian Government irom March 14 to March 16 to discuss the Duces plan for the economic restoration of Danubian States. The Government has approved the Italo-Dutch
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    PRESS CHIEFS COMING.
    81 11 Ix»rd Rothermere's Son Due Here To-morrow. /From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok. March 4. I n l Rothcrmere's son tiie Hon. Hivrmswortli flew \:.uko: »o Bang*»* to-day and Bir V- -'v*l FMllipos correspondent r '»v Dolly Mall"., who is accompanyv run "»iL; irip. left, by train. r\w wool
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    MEXICAN OIL.
    73 11 To Undersell Foreign Countries. Reuter Wireless. Mpklco City, Murcta 2 4 SCHEME to ivlinunate foreign com t v,,noh it! ilie Mexican domestic oil t »;cf launchod to-dny. when tic I; ~j 11,«• petroleum Company of m tiro Government concern, was h«* °>"shs iiicl wlii control the Government •I
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    FRENCH AIRMAN MISSING.
    30 11 Reuter. Paris, March 4. There has been no news for 22 hours of the famous French airman, Cofes since he left Le Bourget tyesterady at for Copenhagen.—Reuter.
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    77 11 Mrs. Loke Yew and her two daughters arrived in Singapore yesterday trom Europe by the -Conte Verde/ together with Mr. Khoo Teik Ee. the Kuaia Lumpur advocate and solicitor incy are returning to Kuala Lumpur to-aay. The last air mail brought news that Mr K. H. Simpson, of Pena-nR. had
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    BRITISH FASCISTS.
    184 11 Are They Financed From Abroad Reuter Wireless. London. Feb. 28. THE growing practice in Great Britain of giving textile expression to various political creeds by wearing shirts of different hues was raised briefly to-day in the House of Lords, particularly the growth of Fascism and its finances. Lord
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    BUKOM CLERKS.
    32 11 The Bukom Clerks Club held their annual dinner last Saturday at the NewCentury Restaurant m the Great World. It was a success, the Chinese courses being enjoyed to the full.
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    FEAR OF ASSAULT.
    172 11 "Boy" And Cook Summon A Compatriot. A CHINESE boy and a Chinese cook. i\ both in the employ of Mr. H. A. Ferrer (the District Judgei. summoned compatriot this morning bifore the Fourth Magistrate. Mr. J. M. Brander. asking him to show cause why he should not
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    66 11 Reuter. Washington, March 5. President Roosevelt, twelve Cabinet Ministers, the Vice-President 'Mr. Garner) and the Speaker <Mr. Rainey) dined at a hotel here to discuss the events since the inauguration on March 4. 1933 Previcurly Mr. Roosevelt workec". on a broadcast speech to be delivered at 11 a.m. Eastern standard
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    COMMERCIAL TRIPS AT LAST!
    240 11 Kuala Lumpur Flying Club's Venture. THE Kuala Lumpur Plying Club announces that, since the addition of a fourth machine to the Club's fleet, one machine can usually he spared for taxi work and. provided that a «urTiciently competent pilot is available and weather is suitable, cross-ccuntry
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    PERAK KILLING.
    71 11 Two Men Arrested By Local Police. Alleged to teen concerned if. i< murder MOit l-. ItuTf been committer) ut Chanpkai Jetting. Petak. on Jan. 2J, two Chinese. L*|i Ann Bait and Loe Piow. huvi? bi-en arrested by the l«>ca! Detective Branch. When Ihey w<r* s chuttsod Defon* tht>
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    76 11 The annual general meeting of the S.D.A. will be held in St. Andrew's School Hall, Stamford Road. Sinuapore. on Monday next at 5.15 p.m. The meeting will be preceded by tea at 4.30 p.m. (kindly arranged by members of C.W.A.», when members of all the congregations are cordially invited to
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    JAPANESE 'PLANE BROUGHT DOWN.
    322 11 Plot To Murder 490 Officials. I Reuter. Shanghai, March 4. !T is very difficult to find friendly comment in the Chinese, British and American Press ah over China on the establishment of a monarchy for the three Eastern Provinces. Henry Pu Yi. because of the puppet
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    SOVIET VIEWS.
    151 11 Reuter. Moscow. Mar 3. Tii* enthronement of Henry Pu Vi is interpreted as a move In me Japanc;.: aims by Karl Radek in the ";zvestia." He contends that Japanese activities in the Manchukuo, Jehol anci Mongolia are in the nature of preliminary activity for preparation for a base
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    NANKING'S MOVE.
    136 11 Nankins is devising mean* t.> eh*''' the activities ol Mancihukuo ttalters" if North China. It is learnt from .1 reliable .source that at 1 private meeting cf the Legislative Yuan on Friday four resolutions we* 1 adopted; '1> The National Government is to issue a declaration to the
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    VOLUNTEERS REVOLT.
    138 11 Shanghai. Mar. 0 A sensational report ha* been rr celved from Mnnchuria to the efTect that 150,000 Chlnexe Volunteers have lolntly issued a circulatory telegram: < 1 > Urging the people to rise i.uain»« the Japanese. statlnK thru all Manchukuo organisations must b* destroyed in cverv possible wuv.
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    Airman Gains Verdict By Narrow Margin In Close Fight
    1954 12 Weber Qualifies For A Return Bout Ex-Schoolboy Champion Does All The Fighting. (By "X.0.") FRANK Weber, the former St. Andrew's School champion, whom the Board of Control at first considered hardly a suitable opponent for Harry Graham. the RAF. champion, gave
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    NOVEL SUGGESTION.
    91 12 Announce Points Round By Round. A NOVEL suggestion for announcing points awarded in each round of fights is being sent from Swansea for cons'deration of the Welsh branch of the Boxing Board. It is urooosed that a board should be displayed showing poinis awarded en each round, and
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    The Medical College Union Badminton Team.
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    S.C.C. CRICKET.
    244 12 Yesterday's Match Abandoned. THE SC.C. trial match between Di j Honkin.s" XI and W W. Dean's XI whieh v*f£» s played on the padane yesterda>' had to be abandoned at 320 p.tn v.vMur to the rain. Hookins' XI were dismissed lor find Dean's XI had knocked tin 33
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    ENGLISH RUGGER.
    97 12 Blackheath Beat The Dark Blues. Reuter. L>.uidoi; M.kun A rpHE r »ull- ul u- i4y tpu) ruj;str o*1 tUIM Kit U£ lqllon« Rnyil Niivr N Army, at Tli-im Ifi »Ulh 0 BrM'i 1 It tvdiurd 18 Norlliamptco II UirVmhead fork «I Hf«*din*k> Ii vi iitry )4 Old Mrrrhaiil
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    AMATEUR BOXING.
    195 12 Programme For To-night's Contests. An amateur boxing tournament wil' take place at the Drill Hail this evenine. The preliminary bouts will be fought out between: FLYWEIGHTS:—Pte. Cheeseman v. L Sullivan: K. Maidin v. Pte. Coccen; S Hamid v. Pte. Madden; C. Mitchell v. S Stevens; Jean Lee v.
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    LADS UNITED B.P.
    35 12 Entries for the "B" and "C" singles badminton handicap tournaments of the Lads United BP. should be sent to the hon. secretary. The closing date is Sunday, March 18, at 6 p.m.
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    S.C.F.A. INTER-CLUB LEAGUE.
    589 12 Companions Rout The Chung Wu A.A. SCORING as many a* seven times in one hf.lf, the Chinese Companion Athletic Association routed the Chung Wu Athletic Association 9—l hi the S.t'FA inter-Cluu League name played at the Jalau Besar Stadium yesterday The result <hd not comi- ha o
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    M.C.C. REVISIT BOMBAY.
    118 12 Charity Match Starts. C. K. NAIDU GIVING UP BIG CRICKET. Reuter. Bombay, Mar. :>. fpHE C.C. team, who their Ceylon visit in return to Bombay to play a ial three-day charity match there in aid of the earthquake victims, an Indian XI, were dismissed foi 221 runs
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    Singapore Race Meeting Concluded.
    905 13 Successful Day s Sport At Bukit Timah On Saturday. Tankard's fine horsemanship 1 rming four of the nine events J md the performance of 1 biarch, who was the only horse j on all three afternoons, j oi the features of a very t acing when
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    F.A. CUP—SIXTH ROUND.
    111 13 Saturday's Results. I I VILLA ELIMINATE THE ARSENAL. Reuter. rpHE Arsenal's Cup and League double hopes were shattered at Highbury yesterday, when Aston Villa defeated them in the sixth round of the F.A. Cup competition. Both the remaining Second Division teams, although drawn to play on their
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    SCOTTISH CUP.
    44 13 St. Mirren Eliminate The Holders. Reuter. London, March 3. To-day's fourth round ties in the Scottish Cup competition resulted as follows: Albion R 1 Motherwell 1 St. Johnstone 2 Queen o'South 0 Rangers 1 Aberdeen 0 St. Mirrrn 2 Ccllic 0 —Reuter.
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    CRICKET AT THE DEPOT.
    207 13 Police Beat S. Pranakan Club. The Police Depot beat the Singapore Pranakan Club by 59 runs in a cricket match plaed on Saturday afternoon on the Depot ground. The scores were as follows: POLICE DEPOT. S. M. YusofT b H. Ahmad 28 Jagjit Singh b Salleh
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    The English And Scottish Leagues.
    1334 14 Derby County Continue Downward Slide. RESULTS of Saturday's English and Scottish League matches, as cabled by Reuter, and the League tables brought right up to date are as follows: ENGLISH LEAGUE, Div. L BOTTOM TEAMS FIGHT HARD. Chelsea 3 Blackburn R. 0 Huddcrsfield T. 2
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    FOOTBALL PRIZE.
    139 14 Sunday Tribune Soccer Contest No. 42. PTttlE order of matches in connection with the M "Sunday Tribune"' soccer contest No. 42, published in yesterday's issue, is correct in th: coupon but was ups:t in the duplicate provided. Claimants will make their own duplicates or u?e the following for
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    S.C.C. "B" BEATEN.
    100 14 1 Friendly Soccer Match At The S.R.C. THE .soccer match between a •B" XI from the SCC. and Fori Can- 'ni£ on «he SRC ctroui'd resulted in a win for the servicemen 3—o. The teams were: SC.C,: Van Boehove; Muncey. Buchanan: Van Houien. Welch. Davidson; Porßuson. Goult,
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    MALAYAN HERO HONOURED.
    408 15 Mr. H. E. B. Jones. ECHO OF "ANTUNG" STRANDING. (from Our Own Correspondent.) London, Feb. 21. the annual court of the Royal Humane Society, at which Admiral Sir Alfred Ernie M. Chatfield presided, the award of the Stanhope gold medal for the bravest deed of the year
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    A STOCK-IN-TRADE.
    148 15 Dentists To Study "Applied Psychology." Pittsburgh. chtjqr chit-cnat which the dentist keeps up while he pressed the ?c J nt your tooth is now to be studied as applied psychology" fh? el X ga l es to tne ann "al convention of the Western Pennsylvania Odontoloeica* Society have
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    DE LUXE BANK ROBBERY.
    114 15 Gangsters Use Wireless Set While At Work. j Chicago. Fiction was outdone here when seven armed gangsters audaciously 100 ed 335 safety deposit boxes in the unity trusts savings bank and got away scot-free with a large amount of Jewellery, securl.les and cash While the gang
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    COINERS CAUGHT.
    74 15 Secret Of An Anarchist's Fireplace. Paris. A gang of four counterfeiters who have been flooding Paris with false 20-franc and 10-franc silver' pieces have been arrested by the "flyirg squad" of the Paris police after a long investigation. I The leader of the gang is a notorious local
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    THE WOMAN OF THE EAST.
    262 15 Increasingly Asserting Herself. women to thf Civil Uncil t0 admU only one vote t S&rVlce Was losl b Y <writes%G°ln th. W.i r s Wfc^ l^ cause one wnuiH v Malay Mai] lost byIJSS JS Ye f ex P ected to be motP tO r
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    NO MORE BAKSHEESH?
    76 15 Turkey Keeps An Eye On Customs House Officials. Istanbul. A law to prevent bribery and corrup ion among customs house officials has been brought before the Turkish Parliament. By its terms Turkish customs officials would be forbidden v o accept any presents, either In •noney or m
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