Malaya Tribune, 28 March 1934

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    42 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol. XXI.- -No. 74 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1934 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wednesday, Mar. 28, 1934 Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, "MARCH 28, 1934. 1 FDB 5 cents.
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      185 1 I l(eaJ The Morulas ffifthma In COMBINATION NUTTY CRISPS If &VJ AFTERNOON TEA J 1 ROYAL ASSORTED tt |\WsX J CREAM CRACKERS U CREAMY CHOCOLATE II /A\ Yl^* 1 ORIENTAL ASSORTED > SHREDDED WHEATMEAL. I f I Joyce for Sole Agents n A I I (incorporated in SS FINEST AUSTRALIAN
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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 prices according to daily exchange rates. It's Worth Reaching For!! ——^^^^^^^^^^^•-^j^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ACo., Ltd.
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    THE U.S. LOAN TO CHINA.
    350 2 Drastic Reduction. PLIGHT OF THE TEA MERCHANTS. "Sin Chew Jit Poh" and "Min Kuo Jih Pao." Nanking, March 26. fjTHE curtailment of the wheatA cotton loan from C 550,000,000 tc G520,000,000 was approved by a general meeting of the National Economic Council this afternoon. Ten
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    NO CIGARETTES!
    87 2 Smoking Prohibited In Hunan. "Sin Wen Pao." Changsha, Feb. 25. General Ho Chien. Chairman of Hunan, has issued a circular order prohibiting cigarette smoking in the province. General Ho pointed out in his order that the annual expenditure on cigarettes in Hunan alone amounted to ten million dollars,
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    LOCAL RADIO. .
    200 2 LOCAL RADIO. Stations Heard On Memday. ATMOSPHERICS were particularly on Monday and .reception on 7m& n d J}2 TO(ls was unpleasant. ZHI SINGAPORE (49 Metres): Strong and steady-quality of transmission good. Gramophone records and a relay from Raffles Hotel. BANDOENG (49 and 58 Metres) The former was received strong and
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    CHINA'S RICE IMPORTS.
    84 2 Own Supplies Depleted By Civil Wars. "Shun Pao." Shanghai, Feb. 27. Although China has been known as an agricultural country, she now depends on the supply of foreign rice to feed her people, the production of rice and wheat in the country being insufficient to meet the
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    CHINA'S CHIEF ACTOR.
    70 2 "China Times." Hankow, Feb. 27. For the first time in many years, hv n W J*?? le WUI see tne Performance Eh* Lan Fan S- China's foremost 82?**J32 arrived here from Nanking this afternoon by aeroplane hJtl 1 follo *ers are expected to arrive iJl re «S
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    WORKERS IN CHINA.
    26 2 "Min Pao." Nanking, March 4 th^ C^ordl^ g t0 latest estimates made by 7?ooo^oon try f there are amerent lines of work.—"Mm Pao."
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    PANANG NOTES AND NEWS.
    531 2 Motorboat Capsizes In River. I, v'l* (From Out Own Correspondent) 0 Kuala Lipis, March 24 WING to the washaway of a large concrete culvert on the Pahane trunk road between thp 43rd and 44th mile, Raub-Tras, the Pahang mails were delayed for a couple of hours
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    MOTOR-BOAT ACCIDENT.
    511 2 Malay Officers' Thrilling Experience. Enche Ahmad bin Mahmood. ADO H accompanied by Enche Rahin. SetiSPt? 1 fI 3 cer and som e subordinates, it;l va la^ Llpis on the niorning of the 15th inst. by two motor-boats for Kuala Tembeling. on a week's inspection and revenue collecting tour.
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      137 2 I You Have The Mutest] I Teeth I've Ever Seen J MONDAY TUESDAY JwEDNCSDAyS f |l LL TELL YOU NOW I X "S, I I |TO GET RID OF STAIN DEAR M V TP ft w If [AND DULLNESS AND MY TEETH BBW If make your teeth look whiter al.
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      271 2 Try the new, original, "EASY-ACC ESS" Foil PACK ORDINARY FOIL WRAPPINGS H are continual annoyance. They impede W&Ei&Pm -fl I extraction, and once you have taken the tv Cigarette, the Foil cannot readily be folded back MOISTURE-PROOF CELLOPHANE f II I the P rotective wrapping around CRAVEN "A" packet ensures
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      288 3 I I i i j Mimosa Plates Papers Films 5 Mimosa Plates, Papers and films are world El t renown for quality. The Mimosa Cito Double- llrj Jr four film is a marvellous novelty. By an ingenious U ji and simple device the first four exposures U i! may be
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      471 4 IM. HASSAN. I ELECTRICAL AND WATER I CONTRACTOR. I St-37, Bras Basah Road, I SINGAPORE. I If you are in need of electric I nights, fans, motors, etc., and water I ■service, please write to the above •f address or 'Phone 3411. SERANGOON CAFE AND RESTAURANT 593 A. SERANGOON ROAD.
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      474 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. DEFAULTER'S SALE OF 6 CASES SPLIT DYED LIMBRIC (14,754 yds.) Ex S. S. Agamemnon, Patroclus and Calchus, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION AT The Saleroom of Messrs. Cheong Koong Sen* I Co., Lid., j No. 30, Chnlia Street, I ON THURSDAY, MAR. 29. 1934, AT 10.30 A.M. NOW
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      392 4 FOR SALE. i FOR SALE—As a going concern stock-in-trade, goodwill and furnitures of a Dispensary Apply Box No. 320, cjo Malaya Tribune. FIGARO EUROPEAN LADY EXPERTS Just Arrived. W —Permanent WAVING With Latest Equipment. RAFFLES HOTEL (Room 121) aB t BRAS BASAH ROAD PATERSON'S CLENSEL, WANTED. L GIRLS AND BOYS
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      285 4 EDUCATIONAL. j FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1928. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls). I-A, Kirk Terrace, Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical Education— Systematic Training both In Technique and Theory. Complete Courses leading to T.CX. Certificate, Diploma, At etc. Booklet free. M ANCIANO. Principal TUITION
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      402 4 SCORES AND CLOCK, WAT( ,F GRAMOPHONE M) I REPAIRERS IN SLNGAPO^ YICK WOH Hi NG 429, NORTH BRII, (NEAR MIDDL:-; can Honestly c'aun U> Required Experience to Safely H,„ Most Delicate of W lhf Aren't They the C'ontr, British Arnn i TO LET. TO LET—Furnished Sea P Pasir Panjang. About
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    AMERICA'S NEXT PROBLEM.
    587 5 Currency Stabilisation. PRESENT RATES ARE CONVENIENT. Reuter. AMERICA, having settled the dispute in the motor industry, now tees the question of currency stagnation. The International Chamber Commerce urges a conference twcen America, Britain, Japan, i ranee and Germany. The present dollar-sterling and yen-sterling rates, it is suggeted,
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    THRIFT AND LOAN.
    209 5 Harbour Board Society Meeting. AT the ninth annual general meeting of the members of the Singapore Harbour Board Employees' Co-Operative Thrift and Loan Society, Ltd., held on Monday, at the S.H.B. Junior Service Clubhouse, a motion to declare a dividend of six per cent, was brought up,
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    LOCAL CO-OPERATIVE UNION.
    542 5 Government Servants' Society Report. THE half-yearly report of the Singapore Government Servants' Thrift and Loan Society. Ltd., for the year ended Dec. 31, to b~ presented at the annual meeting of -the Society in the Council Chamber on April 10, is as follows: The following changes in
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    BORROWED THUNDER.
    48 5 Madrid. All kinds of musical instruments will henceforth be lent by the Corporation of Madrid to music students too poor to buy them. The first applicant, a child of ten, has been presented with the violin she wanted to borrow. t 3:ub Ann m MMpPM t,r
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      96 5 I ESSENCE OF CHICKEN" j i i IN SICKNESS 1. The First Thing Which j I iE f/> Suggests Itself j j 2. Restores Vitality To The j Most Exhausted. > 3. Digested By The Weakest j Stomach And Highly j j; Stimulating Owing To Its j Ready Absorption 4.
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      155 5 UNSWEETENED CONDENSED) sealed the blue, red and gold label the mark of distinction. and within lies creamy, HB| 1 T|^f^ concentrated milk, pure imW* IMil and delicious. J^^^^St'! j both in nourishment" and j^^^^^^^^^^^^ jjf You save money X ifßr by washing with Jssw There's no danger of fabrics being
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      133 5 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. The following is the programme of Drills for the Singapore Volunteers up to and for the week ending April 1, 1934: TO-DAY. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, Intelligence Platoon Lecture. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, 1st Bn. Sig. Section Unit Parade. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, "B" Cov. Weapon Training. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters. "C" (Scot'ish, Cov Weapon Training.
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    Shipping News & Notices. PLUCKY RESCUE AT HULL.
    347 6 Shipping News Notices. PLUCKY RESCUE AT HULL. Messroom Boy's Narrow Escape. AVERY gallant ace on the part of a member has recently come to the notice of the Imperial Merchant Service Guild, and steps have been taken by the society in bringing the matter to the notice of the proper
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    MAIERFORM SHIPS.
    283 6 New And Reconstruction Work. Continued success for the Maierform of hull is reported by the Maierform G.m.b.H., Bremen, and it is stated that 55 vessels of a total Bf 206.030 h.p. have now been fitted with this form. Orders totalling 108.150 h.p. were placed last year, among the
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    ACTION FOR DAMAGES.
    219 6 Steamer Collision Off Portuguese Coast. Mr. Justice Bateson, in the Admiralty Court last month heard an action hrought by the Houston Lines, as owners of the steamer "Halesius," registered at Liverpool, claiming damages from the owners of the steamer '•Gastelu," of Bilbao, for a collision the Halesius"
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS.
    73 6 Owners and masters of shipping are requested to keep their vessels as clear of the area mentioned below as possible during the onTof T P M WWCh WIU teke »™<™ Tor i JL M Ships on A Pr» 3 and on April A 1*25 d n, yS>
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    BRITISH SHIPPING.
    222 6 Distinct Improvement In Building. "United Press." THE Bri.ish shipping industry has been one of the worst hit by the depression, yet at the end of 1933 it was building nearly hall the world's tonnage. In line with increases in other industries ship-building in Great Britian and Ireland, at
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    DIRECT SUBSIDIES.
    142 6 Assistance For American Shipping. "United Press." Outright support of direct subsidies to ship builders and ship operators by the United Sates Government was voiced to-day by Mr. Daniel C. Roper. Secretary of Commerce. "The merchant marine is indispensible to the national defence." Mr. Riper declared. "The same types
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    SHIPPING DELAYS.
    141 6 Thick Fog Over Southern England. A fog over the coasts of southern England caused considerable delay to shipping recently and many vessels found it necessary to drop anchor a few miles from port. C The cruiser "Curacoa." in which FieldMarchal Lord Allenby and Admiral Sir Roger Keyes returned
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    "SVALE" A TOTAL LOSS.
    65 6 Vessel Found Stripped By Pirates. j A message received by Messrs. Williamson and Co. from the "Kamo," which had arrived at the spot off Foochow where the "Svale" went aground, states that the s randed ship is considered a total loss. Heavy weather badly damaged the
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    THE COASTING TRADE.
    522 6 Signs Of Improvement In Britain. IN studying the latest statistics for laid-up ships in Britain and Germany, it is particularly interesting to notice that in Germany the heaviest proportion is of ships from 750 to 1,000 tons gross, while in Britain this typ*-' makes the best showing.
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    CHINA SEA PIRATES.
    156 6 American Correspondent's Story Of Hunt. According to the "Sunday Dispatch" correspondent at San Francisco, several Britosh and American merchant marine officers are in charge of a fleet of vessel which is to set out and capture a pirate quetm m the China Sew with a price on
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    AIR AND OCEAN TOUR.
    319 6 By Liner, Plane And Flying Boat. AN interesting example of the facilities now offered by combined air-and-sea tours will be provided by a series of cruises of ocean liner, air-liner, and flying-boat, which are scheduled to begin in March, and which it is proposed to continue
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    FISHERMEN'S PERIL.
    257 6 Japanese Found Drifting At Sea. "Japan Chronicle." Fourteen fishermen with a tale of danger and adventure in the South S e^s^" r ed at recently on the O-E-K.s.Bombay liner "Havre Maru" which had rescued them when they were drifting perilously in a small boat off Borneo. The original
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      298 6 STEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA P. &O.S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due > Tonnage. Singapore. NAI.OERA 16,000 Mar. 30 riANGALORE 6,000 Apr. 12 CORFU 15,000 Apr. 13 MANTUA 11,000 Apr. 27 BHUTAN 6,100 May 10 RAWALPINDI 17,000 May 11 BEHAR 6,000 May 24 KAISAR-I-HIND 11,500 May 25 Cargo only. HOMEWARDS. Due
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      188 6 WJLIOYD TRIESTINO (Incorporated In Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA. Calling at Penang. Colombo Bombay Calling at Penang, Colombo. Bombay, Aden, Massowah, Suez, Port Said] Suez. Port Said, Brindisi, Venice Trieste. m v n Trl< te Due Leave Due m.v. TEKGESTEA Apr. 15 Apr. 15 sSre.
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      194 6 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE. Oeutscn IHqQI Australischr Dsnipfschlffs |fl Cj Oesellscnaft (Oompaniea Incorporated In Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARDS HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore bjs. RUHR, via Manila Apr 18 ma. KULMERLAND, via Manila May 1 ms. PREUSSEN, via Manila May 16 ms. DUISBURG, via Manila May
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      584 6 STEAMER SAlLmn, NORDDEITSCBER German;. OUTWARDS. for Manila H' ko J" 4 S'hai, Ncrth China Japan "ISAR," for Doilo, Manila Wbmm 30 S'hai. North China and Japan "COBLENZ," for Manila Vkonr Pr 9 S'hai, North China and Ja P a n Apr 2$ HOMEWARDS. 6 "ALSTER," for Aden. Genoa, M seiliel"*
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    601 7 Mining Shares. Singapore, Wednesday, 11 a.m. The following tin share quotations are Issued by Fraser and Co., exchange and etock brokers, issue Value Buyers. Sellara. I Ampat Tin 6 7»/ 2 610V 2 £1 Asam Kumbang Tin 371- 38--£1 Austral Malay 42 43 6 Ayer Hitam Tin
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    115 7 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. RUBBER SLIGHTLY DOWN. Holiday Tone Prevails In Singapore. (By Out Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Wednesday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 17 cts., down 14 ct. Market Tone: Nominal. Tin (Singapore), $118 V», down $1%. Yesterdays Prices:— London Rubber, 5 1 «d., down 1 32d. Market
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    BRITISH CEMENT.
    109 7 Pertinent Question In House Of Commons. Reuter. London. Mar. 27. In the House of Commons, Mr. S. S. Hammersley <Con.. Stockport*. inquired why, in spite of the Governor of Hongkong's assurance that as much British cement as possible would b° used for public works, out of 42 jobs
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    PRODUCE.
    182 7 Singapore, bukwj R .siam) W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $92 r .Siam. W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $90 Rice B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $80 lice! B. Siam H 2 per Koyan *5 Siam, No. 1 •> $138 Siam, No. 2 $133 Siam, No. 3 «tion
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    RUBBER CONTROL.
    111 7 Malayans On Visit To Siam THE Malay Mail" learns that the Hon. Mr. H. B. Egmont Hake, of Kuala Lumpur, and the Hon. Mr. James Robertson, of Singapore, have left for Bangkok for a conference to be held there this week with the Government of Siam en the
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    PETROL PRICES.
    160 7 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various bands of Kerosene are as follows Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon $1.19 Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon $0.82 Shell Motor Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial
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    SINGAPORE MARKET.
    661 7 Fraser Co.'s Weekly Report. TN their weekly report issued to-day Messrs. Fraser and Co. state: All sections of the local share market have been on the quiet side during the past week and quotations for the most I part show very little alteration. The serious situation created in
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    LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.
    458 7 Improvement On YearEnd Positions. Reuter Wireless. New York, Mar. 27. SEATS on the New York Stock Exchange sold to-day for considerably lower prices, three fetching $100,000, $85,000 and $83,000 respectively, compared with $112,000 paid for one yesterday. The first batch of condition statements submitted by commercial banks
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    631 7 Rubber Shares. Singapore. Wednesday, 11 a.m. The following rubber share quotation! are issued by Fraser and Co., and Lyall and Evatt. Issue ri Value. Fraser Lyau m '1 Shares. Co. Evatt. 1 Allenby 1.00 1.10 100 1.03 1 Alor Gajah 0.70 080 0.70 0.80 1 A. Hitam
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    65 7 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, March 28, noon. Buyers. Sellera. R S S. equal to London Standard. Spot Uoose) >''- do. (P.OB) tt% I*^ Standard R.S.S. on Tend<r: April June 17 17 J Julv'Sept. 17 Oct. Dec. 18 18 Tone of Market: Dull and easier La'est Cable:
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      56 7 THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated In New Zealand.) V FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MAROOUOUTH, Manager. t J OFFICE: 2, FINLAYSON GREEN. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION. LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, P RSONAL ACCIDENT and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. KEAD OFFICE: No 4. Cecil Street,
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      69 7 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH 4, D'A'meida Street. Authorised and Subscribed £2(000> ooO Capital £1,000,000 Paid-up-Capital 00 Rft&erve Fund and Reserve OFFICE LONDON. BRANCHES: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo. Karachi Amara. Baghdad, Bahrein. Basra, Kirkuk, Mosul e ACCOUNTS opened and money Fixed Deposit on terms to be ascerACCOUNTS
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      108 7 In Hand 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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      220 7 A Woman Peeps at Singapore she docs it weekly, in the Sunday Tribune. Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements.) SUCCESSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD., THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LTD. CAPITAL Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Uu $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET,
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      556 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the TradMark (topic ed is the exclusive property f Ah Chew and Ccmpany of No. 22. Philip B re!, and No 795. North Bridge Road. Singapore, which is ii'cd b<- them in connection with Mn buckets and ether tin prcctucts manufacturi and
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      151 8 l MATINEE TO-DAY 1 THOUSANDS ACCLAJMED YESTERDAY'S PREMIERE THE < GREATEST FILM EVENT IN HISTORY THE j WANDERING j JEW i STARRING CONRAD VEIDF r^H| j Enormous Success! Every performance packed right out yesterday! TO-MGHT 6 AND 9.15 j n Marlborough j THE FIRST SPECTACULAR COLOSSAL MALAY TALKIE LEILA MAJNUN
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      271 8 t i .1 iiil I OPENING H m T ra^l I 6.15 PavilioN^::! ;ht i I Men and wo- Jj^HpßBpw^^^V man were puppets In ?W I yet he could I m r couniELLOR fS AT LAW ffejf BEBE DANIELS I TUT DOR'S KENYON II n «'o»» Stevens, Isabel Jewel, Melyyn
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAYS SNIPPING
    53 9 VESSELS ARRIVED. Arabia Maru," Japanese; 5,879 tons from Buenos Aires 6-2, for Moji, Japan' 28-3. Arabia Italy; 4,408 tons, from Genoa 21-3, for Batavia 29-3. "Mata Hari," British; from Penang 24-3, for Penang 1-4. 'Rhexenor." British; 5.003 tons, from Hongkong 17-3. for
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    LATEST ARRIVALS.
    64 9 Among the passengers who disembarked at Singapore by the "Conte Rosso" yesterday. were Mr. Seith Alister Cameron, c o Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Batavia, Mr. Shick Fritz and Mr. von Lustig Hngo. Mrs. Evans Lilian, c o the General Hospital, Singapore, arrived in Singapore yesterday by the "Conte
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    64 9 Mails from Batavia and Palembang by aeroplane are expected at the General Post Office. Singapore, at 5 p.m. to-day. From Europe 'London mails despatched on March 8», by the "Naldera due Penang at 6 a.m. to-morrow. From China agri Japan by the "Chitral," due at Singapore at 10
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    MONEY MARKET
    214 9 SELLING. Singapore, March 28. London 4 months* sight 2 4 532 London 3 months' sight 2 4 964 Ixmdon 60 days' sight 24'n London 30 days' sight 2 4 7i64 London demand 2 4 3;32 London T.T. 2 4 5164 Lyons and Paris demand 896 Hamburg demand 147
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    122 9 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE. Singapore, March 28. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Clara Jebsen 22; Rohna 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Chitral 18; Mata Hari 16; Sirdhana 13: Pembrokeshire 9; Ulysses 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Shyojin Maru 30; Rhexenor 32; Taybank
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    277 9 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY. MARCH 28. High Tides.—B.s9 a.m.. 10.09 p.m Rotary Tiffin. Adelphi Hotel, 1 p.m. Football: Police v. R.A.F., Police: Marino v. S.C.F.A., Jalan Besar: Post Office v. V.M.C.A., S.H.B. Police Band: Katong Park, 9 p.m. TO-MORROW. MARCH 29. High
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    AMUSEMENTS
    86 9 ALHAMBRA.—SuIIv Eilers in "Walls of Gold. APOLLO.—"Zarina." preceded by j Frank Merrill in "Unknown Danger." CAPITOL.—Conrad Veidt in "The Wandering Jew." EMPIRE Moran and Mack in "Hypnotised." GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing, sideshows, Dean's Grand Opera and Chinese Wayangs, cinemas. Talkies: Star— Reckless Living:" Sky—' Tarzan, The Apeman." MARLBOROUGH "Leila Majnun"
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      130 9 It's a poor week-end without the "Sunday Tribune"—Malaya's brightest and cheapest weekly journal. i DISTINCTIVE and FASHIONABLE are all shoes made by SAMSON—always I FIRST With the LATEST STYLES. j j Come and make your choice from our full range j of newly made For AU occasions i OUUCd I
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      55 9 APOLLO TALKIE THEATRE j To-Night Last Night. TWO SHOWS FOR ONE PAYMENT j FIRST SHOW AT 7 45 P.M. j Frank Merrill in "Unknown Danger" j SECOND SHOW AT 9.15 P.M. India's Real Perfect Tatfda j ZARINA j with MISS ZUBEIDA MR. ZAL. Lots of delightful songs, splendid music, gorgeous
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      75 9 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. Last Yesterday. Night. Max. Bright Mm. Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp. Stations. Deg. F. Inches. Hours. Deg. F. Alor Star 93 0.30 9.6 73 Kota Bharu 88 Nil 9.9 74 K. Trengganu 87 Nil 10.5 74 Bukit Jeram 88 Nil 7 9 72 Malacca 83
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.
    128 10 Mr. Lokc Tai Nam and family bcs to tender theto sincere thanks to relative! and friends who attended the funeral of th ir loving sis er the late Miss Lokt Ng Mooi. and to thcac who sent wreaths and telegrams and letters ci condolence. Mr. GheOttg Boon
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    DEATHS.
    184 10 DE £OUZA —At No. 489, East Ccast R<.ad. Singapore. early this morning, CELINE, beloved caughter of Mr and Mrs. Lambert P tie Scuza, ap.d 14 years. The fun ral cortege will leave the lesidence at 4 30 pm to-day. for i he Cathedral of Thr Good Shepherd and thence
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    THE KRA BOGEY.
    824 10 TWE isthmus of Kra, in Southern Siam, is over thirty miles across. A mere look at the map suggests the query: "Why not a Canal?" And very brief reflection suggests a dozen effectual answers to that query. Yet the fanciful project is trotted out every now and
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    113 10 Mr. F. Stanek left Singapore for Karachi by the Imperial Airways liner Asbraea." Mr. A. F Thome, son of Mr. Justice Thome, is expected from Home this week. He will be joining a flSn of lawyers on arrival. Turn out your almeirahs and send the unwanted contents to the Y.WCA
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    Topics Of The Day. Dollar Shares.
    125 10 QUITE the best and most informative publication of its kind yet to be produced is the twentieth edition of Messrs. Fraser and Co.'s handbook, "Facts and Figures of Dollar Rubber, Mining. Industrial and Other Companies." (It includes, incidentally, sterling tin mining companies, both London
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    Egregious Eamon.
    165 10 r\E VALERA has slighted the Governor- General of the Free State by asking the new American Minister to present his credentials direct to him (De Valera) instead of to the British representative. What De Valera may not understand H that the insult is not against the Governor-General but
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    British Trade.
    157 10 at a dinner in England recently, Mr. J. H. Thomas. Secretary of State for the Dominions, drew attention to the extraordinary way in which Britain has weathered the economic storm and has started rapidly to re-absorb her unemployed Into tad**, Although at one time Britain a l y
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    Mystery.
    263 10 QREAT financiers, leading business men. love to cultivate an atmosphere of mystery. Mr. Montagu Norman of the Bank of England, is one example' heavily disguised as Professor Clarence I Skinner he will journey to America on .some vital mission, leaving the reporter baffled and perplexed. Then there is j
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    Passing Thoughts
    460 10 "Looker-On" pERMANY is to spend 654 million marks on "defence" during the next year. Other nations call it that, too. And they talk about disarmament. Learning to drive a car is quite easy. It is passing the police test that is difficult. A A A Alcohol is good
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    ON OTHER PAGES.
    61 10 EARLIER CABLES, on pages 2. 5 and W. PAHANG NEWS, on page 2. LOCAL CO-OPERATIVE UNION, on P SPORTS NEWS, on pages 14 and 15. CLUB DIARY, on page 15. INDIA NEWS, on page 16. NEGRI SEMBILAN NEWS, on page 18 RADIO PROGRAMME, on page IS. L.C.C.
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    WORST DISORDERS FOR A LONG untitled AMERICA. POLICE CLUB RIOTERS.
    483 11 PUBLIC SYMPATHY FOR STRIKERS. 1 Taxi Dispute Ends. Workers' Right To Choose Representatives. Reuter Wireless. Cleveland, Mar. 27. THE most violent disorders in America for some time broke out when the mounted police rode into the crowd, clubbed many people
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    WEST AUSTRALIA.
    148 11 Report On The Case For Secession. Reuter Wireless. Perth, Mar. 26. rpHE Government committee has pre- seated the Premier of Western Australia with the report on the case for secesion, declaring that the Federation has -oved the scope of responsible Governtment and it is imperative the State should
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    TORNADO SWEEPS A CITY.
    82 11 House Flung Across The Street. Reuter Wireless. New Orleans, March 26. A TORNADO swept the city to-day and wrecked seven blocks of buildings One house was lifted bodily and flung across a lorry standing in the street while other houses were blown to pieces or overturned.
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    PARIS RIOTS.
    136 11 Prevention Of Arming Of Political Groups. Reuter. Paris, March 29. Warnings of a possible coup d'etat and further riots, unless political organisations are disarmed, were entered by witnesses at the Commission of Inquiry into the recent riots. The commission resolved to draw the attention of the Government to
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    MME. CHANG HSUEH LIANG.
    114 11 Visits Singapore en Route To China. Madame Chang Hsueh Liang, wife of the "Young Marshal," passed through Singapore yesterday, by the Conte Rosso," accompanied by one of her sons, on her way from Europe to China to rejoin her husband. When Marshal Chang returned to China
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    M.P. FOUND DROWNED.
    67 11 Miners* Leader Who Suffered From Neuritis. Reuter Wireless. London, Mar. 24. Mr Gabriel Price. Labour Member for Hemsworth Division. Yorkshire, was found drowned in the River Calder at Mirfield. M Mr Price, who has recently been suffering from neuritis, began work at the Hemsworth Colliery at the
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    GOVERNOR OF S. AUSTRALIA.
    26 11 Reuter Wireless. London. March 25. Maior-General Winston Dugan has been appointed Governor jf South Australia in succession to BrieadierGeneral Hore Ruthven.-Reuter Witelesa
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    STAVISKY'S BODY EXAMINED.
    294 11 No Chest Wound. DRAMATIC SCENE AT CHAMONIX. Reuter Wireless. Paris, Mar. 24. DRAMTIC scene was witnessed at the opening of Stavisky's coffin at Chamonix to-day, in the presence of judicial authorities, police and reporters. The examining magistrate, removing the jersey covering Stavisky's chest, said: "Look for yourself.
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    ANOTHER SPY SCARE.
    69 11 Espionage For Nazis And Communists. Reuter. Prague, March 27. The greatest spy case in the history of Czecho-Slovakia has been revealed. The newspaper "Narodny Listy" alleges that about 300 people have been arrested, including a number of employes of the Skoda armaments works at Pilsen and other
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    MURDERED INSPECTOR.
    64 11 Twenty-Three Cantonese Again In Court. The 23 Cantonese who were rounded up by the Police in the latter's efforts to trace Inspector Popejoy's murderer, made another appearance before the Third Magistrate (Mr. J. M. Brander) this morning. Mr. Wiltshire, the investigating ofiicer, said that he was ready to
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    FLAT BURGLED.
    42 11 Reported Theft At Amber Mansions. A resident in Amber Mansions, Mr. G. B. Page, reported to the Police that burglars entered his flat on Sunday night and made off with $17, in cash, and a pair of gold cuff links.
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    JEWELLERY STOLEN.
    34 11 A Chinese woman living In Amoy Street, yesterday reported to the Police that jewellery valved at $750 and $100 In cash were stolen from her house. The Police are investigating the matter.
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    GERMAN BUDGET SURPRISE.
    527 11 wnen a riven by Military Expenditure^ 05 2irl ma me }i lying BIG ALLOCATION Fff r DEFENCE. M "ed (ggesting fid. Reuter Wireless. pu. r> 1- *<r o*ay t0 Berlin, Mar. 2 ec j. ire the 'THE Budget has been balancedhe lane. 6,458,000,000 marks. Direct ta£" roner
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    TWO THOUSAND DEAD.
    67 11 Terrible Destruction At Hakodate. Hakodate, March 28 As the search among the ruins continues the number of fire victims discovered is increasing daily. The death-roll is expected to exceed 2,000. Already 1,878 people are known to be dead. It is estimated that the financial loss is 150.000.000
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    JEMTSCHUG SALVAGE
    92 11 Preliminary Work Penang. N SALVAGE operations on the waiship "Jemtschug.*' which wa in Penang Harbour by the G i airier "Emden" in October. 1914. I on Saturday, when a salvage boa C out to the Wreck and a buoy marki toot was fixed in position. On Sunday, arrangements
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    53 11 T. V. Saravanamuttu. Deputy untitled sioner of Excise. Ceylon; Mr. P. St se namuttu of the Ceylon CivilSSal^ al Mr. M. Saravanamuttu and Mr. S. vanamnttu, the well-known crickete elder daughter is married to Mr. R, Thuraiappa. District Engineer, I Ceylon; and the younger to Mr. T Jayaratnam. of the
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    NOT INSULTING BRITAIN.
    77 11 U.S. And Free Stale. CREDENTIALS TO THE KING. Reuter. Washington, Mar. 27. T*HE State Department announce; that Mr. McDowell, the U.S. Minister to the Irish Free State, is expected to present his credentials iO the Governor-General in the customary manner. He merely paid to-day the usual official
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    FAMOUS ENGINEER DEAD.
    45 11 Reuter Wireless. Charlotte ("North Mar. 25. The death is announced of Mr. William States Lee, an engineer, and rcl puted to be the first engineer to demonstrate the feasibility of the power 01 transmission over mo:c than extremely I short distances.—Reuter Wireless.
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    The Leagues untitled ons Health Bureau. FIGHTING DISEASE IN THE EAST.
    1489 12 Growing Work. ADVISORY COUNCIL'S REPORT. ATTACHED to the annual report of the League of Nations' Health Organisation Eastern Bureau is a summary of proceedings of the I eighth session of the Advisory Council held in Singapore recently. Among other
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    SIAMESE PRESS.
    64 12 Editors Must Pass An 1 Examination. l' T 3 hp Bangkok, Mar. 27. HE second reading of the Press Act. j w s h 0 P e d will become law Jon May 1, occupied a full session of the 1 Assembly yesterday. Th Q^ raf t act
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    CHEATING CHARGE.
    253 12 Woman's Appeal In Supreme Court. IN the Supreme Court to-day before Mr. Justice "Gerahty. Mrs. E. M. Drage appealed against a conviction on a charge of cheating. Mr. V. D. Knowles. appearing for appellant, said that Mrs/ Drage had originally been charged en six counts of cheating, but
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    98 12 Great sympathy will be felt for Mr. Rambit de Souza. of the Land Office. In the death last night of his daughter Celine, at the age of 14 years. The funeral takes place to-day. leaving the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd at 5 o'clock. Two planes of the Kuala Lumpur
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    THE CINEMAS.
    325 12 DRAMATIC PICTURE AT THE CAPITOL. Conrad Veidt In "The Wandering Jew." THE ancient legend of the Wandering Jew, who spat upon Christ on the day of the Crucifixion and was condemned to wait for His second coming, was brought to the screen in silent form Lorn? years ago.
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    "WALLS OF GOLD."
    185 12 Sally Eilers Featured At The Alhambra. SALLY EILEPvS, usually seen in poor woiking goil" parts, has a very different role In "Walls of Gold," the Fox picture new at the Alhambra, and makes a. success of it. She marries J. Gordon Ritchie for his money, and shares
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    "LEILA MAJNUN."
    259 12 yi a. I* Malay Talkie At The Marborougrh. OPENING appr..: ely on Hari Raya Haji, the rhst all-Malay talkie, "Leila Majnun." drew big crowds to the Marlborough yesterday and is evidently In for a successful run. It is really a good picture, which will appeal to all who
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    14 KILLED IN FIRE.
    43 12 Reuter Wireless. Lynchburg (U.S.). Mar. 24. Fourteen people were killed and 50 injured in a fire which destroyed an unemployed hostel. The outbreak was caused by a kettle of grease boilinu over and setting fire to the floors.—Reuter Wireless.
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    "BRAIN TRUST AND THE REDS.
    92 12 Alice In ,nd: CHARGES LABEL! Reuter. Washington, Ife. ndtaUNISTS, X: Wonderland" an to which member bute the charges b sor W. A. Wirt 1 Mr. Wirt, it will declared thai h< by members of Pr< "Brain Trust" thai El at the overthrow of cial order
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    U.S. WAR VETERANS.
    55 12 Increased Allowances IB Vetoed. Reuter. Washington. Mar. 27 rphe biggest vote agai tration so far record* the Independent Offic< Bill, which President on the ground that U creased allowances to Government employees greatlj exeat ing the Budget estimate The House voted by :v. ride the Presidential veto
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    LUANG PRADIT.
    94 12 Cleared Of The Communis Stigma. The Siamese Qonsnlate-Ck received the following from for Foreign Affairs in Ba:. '•The Assembly of the People's Representative! recently appoirj sion to investigate aci Luang Pradit <Pridi Banomyongi SI Councillor, was a Communist at the tin when Phya Mano. the Premier, the Assembly.
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    WHITE-HOUSE GATE CRASHER.
    75 12 Reuter Wireless. Washington. Mure:: B A man is now undergoing examiraii by the police in hospital who pit crashed into the White Horse while the President and most of the ecret sen* men were absent at the National I Club Dinner. The man evaded the guar slipped
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    BAND CONCERT.
    52 12 The Police Band will plaj ing programme at Katoni 2 starting at 9 p.m.— Overture. "Morning. Noon Suppe; Ballet Music to "Syh D 1« Serenade. "O Sole Mio." Di 1 Descriptive. "The Parade of Soldiers," Jessel: Pasl "The Smithy." Alford; a Upon a Time." Btodden Marches, "Passing of
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    LONDON-SINGAPORE BY AIR.
    429 13 How Eight-Day Flight Will Be Made. m*R T. C. Sutherland, managing directs r Indian Trans-Continental Air-i who recently returned to Karachi London where he has been in I eh with i lie latest developments in 1 nation, in an interview to the' :> s. .said: Vc have
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    HOUSE-BREAKING.
    139 13 Alleged Attempt To Steal Car. Ha.snim bin Angullia Udin bin Simin, and Yacob bin Ismail, a Malay police constable, who are charged with housebreaking, in order to commit the theft of a car valued at $1,800 belonging to Mr. Lewis, made another appearance before the Second Magistrate, this morning.
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    EARTHQUAKE RELIEF.
    73 13 Charity Play To Raise Funds. (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, March 25. Under the kind patronage of H. H. the Yang di-Pertuan Besar. K.C.M.G., the Bala Sangeetha Saba, of Seremban. will stage an interesting Tamil drama named "Avanavathy" in aid of the Indian Earthquake Relief Fund at the
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    ARCHDEACON IZARD.
    75 13 Recording the death of Yen. Archdeacon Izard, formerly Archdeacon at Singapore, the "Cathedral Courier" says: It was doubly sad that the news of his death should reach Singapore so soon after we seemed to have recovered I i"h with him." Archdeacon Izard was born at Wellington. New Zealand,
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    COST OF REVOLT.
    27 13 Reuter. Vienna, Mar. 27. It is announced that the revolt last month cost the country 60,000.000 schillings, including the cost of the auxiliary forces.—Reuter.
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    21 13 The Hon. Raja Muda of Perak. who resides at Teluk Anson, was a passenger to Singapore by the day mail yesterday.
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    THREE MEN INJURED.
    124 13 Accident At Level Crossing. A SERIOUS accident involving a goods train and a motor-lorry occurred at Tanjong Pagar yesterday morning, at the level crossing near Gate 3. It appears that the train was backing towards the wharves when the foremost truck struck the lorry as the latter
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    ARCHBISHOP ARRIVES.
    149 13 Delegate To Catholic Missions In China. Archbishop Mario Zanin. newlyappointed apostolic delegate of the Pope to all missions in China, passed through Singapore yesterday by the Conte Rosso' on his way there. The Archbishop was formerly chaplain to one of the big Catholic coheres in Rome. He visited
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    HAWKERS PROTEST.
    165 13 Business Suspended In Chapei. "Sin Chew Jit Poh" and "Min Kuo Jih Pao." Shanghai, Mar 28. HAWKERS and merchants in Chapei have suspended business as a protest against the shooting on crowds of hawkers on Monday. It seems that the trouble started over the arrest of some hawkers
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    MEDALS STOLEN.
    60 13 Reuter Wireless. Washington, March 24. The police are investigating the theft from the trophy room of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier In Arlington Cemetery of a number of medals, including the highest decorations of every Allied Nation, looted from the World War Show Case, in spite of
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    55 13 A Chinese newspaper, under the name of "Kong Sic Po." has been founded by some Chinese towkays of Malacca and the first number will be published at the beginning of Aoril. It will be a weekly publication Some six or seven years ago there was a Chinese newspaper in Malacca,
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    FATAL MOTOR ACCIDENT.
    136 13 Car Knocks Down Young Girl. A FATAL accident occurred in Syed **'A-«n Read. Singapore, shortly after five o'clock yesterday afternoon, when a motor-car raid to have been driven by an Indian, knocked down, a Chinese girl of about six years of age. When the ambulance arrived on
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    CHINESE WEDDING.
    136 13 Mr. Lim Chuan Kirn And Miss Ang Bee Geok. MEMBERS of well-known local Chinese 'families were married yesterday at the Geylang Methodist Church. The parties were Mr. Lim Chuan Kirn, of the Municipal Secretariat, youngest son of Mr. Lim Tay Swee. an old resident of Singapore, and Miss
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    LOCAL RADIO. Stations Heard Last Night.
    198 13 A heterodyne whistle that spoilt reception was caused by Bandoeng on 49 metres and Kuala Lumpur on 48.9 metres. All the Dutch stations relayed PHI which broadcast the funeral Of Her late Majesty the Queen-Mother of the Netherlands. ZGE KUALA LUMPUR «48 Metres) Strong
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    ALLEGED FALSE CHARGE.
    86 13 Wee Chan Sang, the complainant in case of house trespass, had something of a shock when he turned up in the Second Magistrate's Court this morning, to give evidence in support of the charge he had instituted against the accused. Lim Koon Seng. He was notified that
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    BIG BEN TO BE REPAIRED.
    70 13 Reuter Wireless. London, March. 26. Big Ben" will be silent for two months from April 30, announced Mr. Ormsby Gore. First Commissioner of Works, in the House of Commons to-day. He said that it had been found necessary to overhaul and clean the great clock
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    POSTAL AGENT CHARGED.
    63 13 Teo Hong Siang. a Post Office agent Ot Bukit Timah village, was produced j before the District Judge. Mr. H. A. I Forrer. this morning, on a charge of j criminal breach of trust of $42.73. The hearing of the case was fixed for April 19, bail
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    47 13 We have the official receipt from the Singapore Non-European Relief Fund for the $20 donation forwarded through us by the Peng Hoe Kok Association, j but have mislaid the Association's address. If the hon. secretary will I write to us we will forward the receipt to him.
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    47 13 News has been received of the death in Aberdeen of Mrs. Finnic wife of W. WilMam Finnic, formerly of United En- j gineers, 1 Ltd. Mr. Finnic was general manager of the firm in Bangkok and j afterwards was in Singapore. He re- 1 tired in 1919.
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    JEMTSCHUG SALVAGE.
    99 13 Preliminary Work At j Penang. SALVAGE operations on the Russian i warship Jemtschug," which was sunk in Penang Harbour by the German j raider "Emden" in October, 1914, started on Saturday, when a salvage boat went out to the Wreck and a buoy marking the spot was fixed
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    MRS. E. T. SARAVANAMUTTU.
    199 13 Deaih Of Penang Editor's Mother. VTEWS of th'j death in Colombo of Mrs. Elizabeth Thartg&mmal Saravanamuttu. relict of the late Dr. V. Saravanamuttu and mother of Mr. M. Saravanamuttu, Editor of the "Straits Echo," was received in Penang by cable on Saturday evening. The late Mrs.
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    Proposed Change In The L. B. W. Law Criticised. THE AUSTRALIAN SUGGESTION.
    1287 14 British Views. NOT THE SPIRIT OF CRICKET JN a speech at the annual meeting of the Club Cricket Conference on Feb. 15 (says a "Daily Herald" report) Mr. P. F. Warner stated that an exhaustive trial in first
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    NOT TO WRITE OR BROADCAST.
    91 14 The Australian Cricketers Sail. Reuter. Fremantle, Mar. 27. THE Australian cricket team sailed on the "Orford," while a military bind played "Australia's sons, let us rejoice, for we are young and free." All Australia tuned in to hear the farewell by radio, and there was
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    The Municipal team which suffered its first defeat of the season on Monday against the F. & N. "A" team, at Jalan Besar.
    23 14 The Municipal team which suffered its first defeat of the season on Mon day against the F. N. "A" team, at Jalan Besar.
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    EASTER TENNIS.
    208 14 Large Entry For Klang Tournament. i rpWELVE events and a very large number of entries from all over the country will mark the tennis tournai ment of the Klang Club to be held during the Easter holidavs. j Leading players from* all over the 1 country have entered
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    JOHORE DO WELL.
    412 14 Prove Superior To S.C.C. Team. I THE Johcre Cricket Club proved superior to a Singapore Cricket Club team yesterday on the Padang and in a completed first-innings game, they scored 105 to- only 47 by the S.C.C. There was still time enough for Johore to go in
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    A. L. HENRY.
    245 14 Malaya's Star Footballer In England. NEWS of A. L. Henry, Malaya's star footballer, who was sent to England to train as a result cf an all-Malaya competition, shows that he is rapidly settling down to conditions at home. He has been taken up by Arsenal and attends
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    VARSITY GOLF.
    46 14 Oxford Beat Cambridge On Foursomes. Reuter. London. Mar. 27. The weather was fine and warm at Formby when the 51st inter-Varsity golf contest was begun. In foursomes over 36 holes Oxford won three matches and Cambridge two. Ten singles will be played to-morrow.— Reuter.
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    SCOTTISH LEAGUE.
    31 14 Clyde Lose At Home To Hearts. Reuter. London. Mar. 27. In a Scottish League <Div. 1> match played to-day. the Hearts beat Clyde by 2—J on the latter's ground.—Reuter.
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    WEEK-END MATCHES.
    158 14 The following will represent the S.C.R.C. against the Wiltshires at Tanglin on Saturday:—Chua Choon Leong (capt,), I. H. Hoahing, N. L Evan Wong, Ong Scow Hian. Ong Scow Kee Robert B. Tan, Chua Choon Sim, Lim Kean Kooi. Low Kee Choc. Seak Keng Siew. H. L. Boon. The
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    SOCCER FRIENDLY.
    124 14 Playing before a fairly large crowd on Monday, at the S.HB. ground, the Amicable A.A. defeated the Singapore Harbour Board by 2—l. Yeo Ah Kow scored for the Amicables and Saniif scored for the losers. The following will represent the S.C.F.A. 11l against the Medical Services to-morrow at
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    COLLEGES DRAW WITH S.R.C.
    251 14 Interesting Cricket n The Padang. A S RC XI drew with Colleges yesterday, at crick t ed S.R.C. ground. kot The Club batted first a: a good start by S. de 8 Edwards, who put up a 2Jpartnership of 75 before the 1 run out. nw
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    CHINESE BAT WELL.
    241 14 Beat Teachers Assn. By 106 Runs. The Straits Chinese Recreation Club scored a decisive victory over ihe Teachers' Association on the Hong Lim ground yesterday. Batting first, the Chinese declared with a total of 169 for six. to which H. L. Boon and Evan Wong each contributed
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    TAMPIN LOSE.
    99 14 Seven-Run Victory For i Gemas. A return match between Tan:;Gemas Railway Institute, playeo a» Gemas, resulted in a win for the nomt team by seven runs. Batting first, Tampin made 94 <r Raman 21. Clement Luis 18. Ch*llian ii* S. Thamby 10 not out), their wicnei» falling to
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    S.C.C. XI BEAT SERVICES.
    49 14 An S.C.C. cricket XI defeated 'J United Services at Tanglin yeste.ua) three -wickets. nC j The United Services batted first■ di Vere all out for 127. The Gub P their total with three wickets m but continued to bat and were an for 192. t
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    FOOTBALL COMPETITION.
    48 14 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. Mar. 27 The draw for the Q» arter n the Oovernmpnt Inter-Depai s; football competition resulted Tues.. Apr. 3. Teachers v. Medira. Fri., Apr. 6, Stadthaus v. Monopo kFri., Apr. 13, Municipality y. uuiu Sat., Apr. 14. Jasin v. Post OU"
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    28 14 Messrs. Soh Hun Swee. George untitled and Ang Cheng Hoon. member.. w Useful Badminton Party, are 1 > Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh and P^^- .> pleasure trips during the Easier days.
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    SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB.
    767 15 (iuillemard Cup Won By Ramona." KAMONA won the Guillemard Cup race for the international six-metre yachts at the Royal Singapore C!ub on Sunday morning. The yachts were too early at the and had to run along the line iting the expectant gun, a practice «1 h can
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    ASTON A. C.
    113 15 Officers Elected For The Year. AT the annual general meeting of the were £t P fl tIC lub the 'lowing Sng year mce bea rers for the enMelsr, TS Chiap o Choon President; Chiang vice-president; Mr. Ng Chen? r£?rv hon ff cr etary (re-elected); Mr. ee P^g
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    CHINESE BASEBALL.
    142 15 Team Entered In Local League. The Chinese Companion Athletic Association have added to their list of various sporting activities, a new item, baseball. The Association has entered a team for the forthcoming Singapore Baseball League. This is the first time since baseball was introduced to Singapore that a
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    MALACCA CRICKET.
    200 15 St. Francis' Institution Beat Malacca Club. (From Out Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Mar. 26. THE Malacca Club paid the St. Francis' Institution the compliment of fielding very nearly their strongest available eleven yesterday on the padang. The Club batting first, began disastrously, the score board reg stering five wickets
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    BASKET-BALL.
    57 15 The Chinese Industrial and Commercial Old Boys' Association (Kong Sang) basket-ball team will leave for Muar during Easter and play a series of basket-ball games, beginning on April 1 with games against the Muar Tong and Muar C. A. basket-ball team. During their stay there, they will bs the
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      343 15 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 pro-1 tided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happeninas of general interest will still be included in
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    India Week By Week. BOMBAY-CALCUTTA AIR MAIL.
    279 16 Tata's Preparations For New Route. Bombay, March 8. IT is understood that as a result of an important conference between ihe representatives of Tata and Sons, Limited, and the Gova-nment of India, in Delhi during the last week-end, terms and conditions acceptable to
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    LONDON MAYOR'S FUND.
    253 16 £100,000 In Aid Of Bihar Relief? Though it cannot be said offhand how much has been raised by the Lord Mayor of London's fund for the relief of sufferers from the Bihar earthquake, according to Mr. C. F. Andrews the total will almos; certainly pass £100.000. Mr.
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    SEPARATE REVENUE STAMPS.
    123 16 With effec; from April I, the hitherto usual pqstage stamps of half anna, one anna .wo annas and four annas, with the super scrip ion -India Postage and Revenue" stand abolished for purposes of affixation to legal document, such as receipts and promisory note*. New revenue stamps
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    SIR CHARLES INNES.
    188 16 "If I Were Again The Governor." I 1 London, March 13. SIR Charles Innes, former Governor of Burma, in an address to the Royal Empire Society on Burma's place in the Empire, believed it was bad bo.h for India and Burma that Burma should enter the Federation.
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    PROBLEM OF POPULATION.
    316 16 "Would Exceed 400 Millions By 1941 If Unchecked!" I I Sir John Megaw. late Director-General of I the Indian Medical Service, gave an address before the East India Association London, in j mail week on "Health and Population in India,' he chairman of the gathering being that
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    EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION.
    179 16 Proposals For Internal Reorganisation. The announcement that the reorganisation of the internal policy of the European Association will be taken un ?y JK J? ew committee was made bv Lt.-Col. C. S. Steele-Perkins presiding at the annual general meeting of the Association recently. Lt -Col Steele-Perkins said that
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    THE NEHRUS.
    137 16 Mrs Kamala Nehru, who had been ill lor ibi last several weeks is a little better now Her present complaint is said to be bronchitis It is likely that she and Mrs. Motilal Nehru will proceed io Calcutta shortly for treatment In compliance with the wishes of Pandit
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    THE ALL-PARTIES CONFERENCE.
    349 16 Proposed Meeting Postponed. I AT a meeting of the executive committee of •fa ihe All-Parties Conference, held in Bombay on March 12, it was decided to fix the date of the proposed conference as soon as possible, after .the publican ion of the report of the Parliamentary
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    TRUNK TELEPHONE
    221 16 South Indian Centres. Connected. The trunk telephone service between Madras and Tanjore. Triehincpoly, Madura: Coimbatore; Coonoor and Ootacamund, was ingurated on March 15. The service has not been extended to the West Coast as yet. This it is s.ated. is due 'o the repeater s.ation a»t Shoranur being
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    HINDU LAW REFORM.
    145 16 The need for a reformation of Hindu Law is urged in an article in the "Journal of Comparative Legislation and International Law," London, by Barrister J. Chinnadurai, whc adduces a number of reasons why he considers it defective and unsuited to modern thought. Mr. Chinnadurai contends that
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    CONCESSION TO S. ARCOT.
    52 16 I The Madras Government have passed orders extending the dry areas in the South Arcot District affected by the recent cyclone, the concessions by way of remission on land assessment gian.ed to the wet lands, in consideration of the loss suffered by them on the same
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    40 16 SiR Tej Bahadur Sapru, who has been appointed Tagore Professor of Law for 1934 has intimated the University of Calcutta thai 1 X? r ,he »t CMbmM» m November or December Th i,.. me University haa agieed tv (he proposal.
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      197 17 What YOU need to regain your energy is Bourn-vita •SSe ym .How fte ftff fo Sram yon of your energy, y„„ might m well go home. v Vmm C«t stand up to the life unless you take special care to offset the toll which elimat SI<!CP ref,lesh!ng sleep without whicK
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    NEGRI SEMBILAN POSTAL CLUB.
    484 18 Badminton Section To Be Opened. -1 I (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Mar. 25. THE sixth annual general meeting of the Negri SemlSilan Postal Club was held at the Club premises, Market Road, this morning, with Mr. G. J. Ford, Superintendent, Posts, and Telegraphs, presiding. The
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    121 18 A chess club has been formed In Johore, the President being Mr. P. V. Charry. M.A., barrist-er-at-law. and is housed at 42, Jalan Ibrahim. Mr. R. Vaithyalingham is Vice-President and Messrs. S. S. Maniam, M. Nair and K. K. Pillai form the committee. The club has applied for exemption from
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    ANOTHER MAN'S DEBT.
    51 18 Tokyo. The owner of a billiard hall in Tokyo has, according to the "Nichi Nichi," had bamboo fences put up round the tables He has done this because he contends that the present tenant ought to pay arrears in water and light bills left by his predecessor.
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      553 18 EMPIRE RADIO. TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME. G.M.T. 6.15 a.m. Time Signal from Big Ben. Etfcerpts from II Trovatore (Verdi) (gramophone records). 7.0 a.m. Whither Britain?, a talk by the Rt. Hon. Waiter E. Elliot, M.P. (Time Signal from Greenwich at 7.15 a.m.). 7.30 ajn. Memories, a programme of gramophone records. 8.0-8.15 a.m.
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    FINANCE PARLEY IN CHINA.
    431 19 Abolition Of Oppressive Taxes. Shanghai, Mar. 24. T)R. H. H. Kung, the Finance Minister came to Shanghai on Friday In a statement he made to the Press he said woniH t natlonal „financial conference would be convened in Nanking in June to discuss the adjustment of
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    L.C.C. EXAMINATIONS.
    684 19 List Of Successful Candidates. rpHE following arc students of Rajah'College who were successful in the London Chamber of Commerce Examination for Commercial Education Certificates held in November last: Rajah Shorthand Chan Kwok Kee •50 with distinction). Chua Yam Tecl: »50 with distinction). Tan Khing Ing (50 with distinction),
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    PRESS CENSORSHIP.
    59 19 Nanking, Feb. 24. The National Government has issued an order further tightening press censorship in this country. The order states that all Chinese papers must be subject to censorship and the editors must "kill" items censored by the authorities. The Government threatens to suspend the papers which refuse
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    PORTUGUESE MINISTER.
    40 19 Shanghai, Feb. 26. The Portuguese Minister, M. Navarro, who left Peiping for Shanghai on Feb. 23, is expected to arrive here from Nanking to-day. The Portuguese Minister is leaving for home on a six-months' furlough "Mm PftO, N
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    "BUY YOUR OWN HOUSE."
    542 19 Capt. Gamman's Advice To Co-operators. rpHE half-yearly general meeting of the Singapore Mercantile Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society, Ltd., was held at the Co-operative Societies Department in Fullerton Building on Monday. There was a large attendance which included Capt, L. D. Gammans, M.C.S.. the Assistant Director
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    GEN. TSAI TING KAI.
    184 19 What He Said When Interviewed. Hongkong. Feb. 24. General Tsai Ting Kai. once powerful commander of the so-called Peopie'3 Revolutionary Army in Fukien. is still in Hongkong. When interviewed by the Press, General Tsai declared that the collapse of the Fukien People's Government does not change
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    SHANGHAI PROTEST.
    106 19 Sheep-Killing In Honan And Shantung. "Shun Pao." Shanghai. Feb. 26. The Shanghai Chinese Chamber of Commerce has. sent a telegram to the Provincial Government of Honan and Shantung protesting against the luthless killing of .sheep by the people in provinces. The Chamber points out that as a result
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