Malaya Tribune, 31 March 1934

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. V oL Wo. 76 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1934 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Sinsapore: Saturday. Mar |fu Malaya Tribune 24 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY. MARCH 31, 1934. F °R 5 CENTS,
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    GIRLS' CORNER AUNT MABEL'S LETTER.
    155 2 Distribution Of The Badges. My dear girls. Many of you have sent in letters and applications for- membership badges and I am sorry I have not had the leisure to reply to you individually #nd personally, and earlier. No doubt I have caused jou to
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    Silence Is Golden.
    318 2 (By "Silver Star.") An interesting and instructive article might be on the well-known proverb—Silence is Golden. We. in this ever changing age of the twentieth century, find "it difficult to be silent but very easy to talk, and talk a great deal too. Whether we have anything
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    Street Dogs.
    219 2 (By "Lucky Star.") Recently i came across cases where Tnd 6 r ed fr T the bites of hun dSrf frnmf!! 06^ 6 Stray d0^S Some the sharp teeth W UndS CaUSed by J2SJ? tc ad and 1 hope that the Hroii ?L the Municipality will be menace.
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    The Angry Sea.
    288 2 (By "Ruth.") The sun had neared the top jf the distant hills, and shone fitfully because of the scudding clouds that passed over it now and then. Ihe wind blew stron? and cold from the sea, and as I sat high up en the shore, I could
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    A Severe Test.
    227 2 'By Tiiainia Wong:') Hello cousins. How do you do? I hope you are getting on all right, and still continuing to write articles. Now I am going to write something about a very severe test. An Austrian tyrant, who once upon a time ruled over Switzerland, sent
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    The Inquisitive Woman.
    176 2 'By "Florence Wong.") A man was much amused and sometimes annoyed by his wife's inquisitiveness. One day, he found a mouse in the mouse-trap. He took it out and put lt In a box. Then he brought the box with the mouse in it to his wife.
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    Honesty
    295 2 'By Daisy Del!. Fellow sisters, I wish y, I am one of your new this is my first contribution M What does the word ho. to you I Some people are honest outward they are not honest in* What is an honest pers* He or she is or.c who-**
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    "Eskimo"
    175 2 Frances Dee" Hello sisters! My name sliould te!! you that I am a new member of tlr Girls' Circle. II think some of us must have already seen the picture "Eskimo" at a local cinema. This film was full of thrills and portrayed the wonderful adventures of Eskimoes struggling
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    Rapes And Strings.
    165 2 (By Silver streak: How many cf use ever thi.k of importance of ropes and stri 1 Ju>l think what we would do without 'h enl It is difficult to think of a world ropes or strings. In fact, dirt <■ y majwas created he found the need
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    OPPORTUNITIES FOR FLYING.
    538 3 Cost Of Tuition And Ownership. PRIVATE flying is increasing, although it is still beink kept back because the aeroplane Is not a door-to-door vehicle. The cost has been brought dawn practically to the level of that of owning and running a touring car, but if private flying
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    PENANG FIRE INQUIRY.
    231 3 Building Covered By ■>15,000 Insurance. The adjourned inquiry into the deaths of six Chinese in the disastrous fire at 13. Church Street. Penang. on Feb. 28. was resumed on Saturday. before the Penang Coroner. Mr. D. Wills. Lengthy evidence was given by Khor Piah Teng. manager of
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    ROSE FROM COFFIN.
    157 3 Eerie Incident In Brazil. i Sao Paulo. Brazil. A man identified as Manoel Ladarlo was reported to have been killed in a level-crossing collision between a tram and a motorcar near Sao Paulo. Friends went to his house the next day for the funeral, carrying wreaths. To
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    ACTING IN UNKNOWN LANGUAGE.
    1011 3 The Art Of Yvonne Printemps. THE star dressing room at His Majesty's Bright light and an overpowering scent of flowers. Mdlle Yvonne Printemps (who ail day has been reported as s. ay ing in bed to conserve her energy, and writing her remarks on bits of
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    MINERS STRIKE.
    48 3 Madrid. The members of a mining syndicate controlled by the workers have gone on strike against themselves. As the mine does not pay, they cannot live on tthe proceeds so they have refused to go to work unless their wages are fixed at a certain rate.
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    BRITISH AIR ESTIMATES.
    309 4 Weak Empire Links. DEFENCE SHORTAGE EXPOSED. r (By Air Mail.) (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Mar. 7. of the Air Estimates statement published on Friday emerges the disquieting realisation that the Home Defence Air Force, instead of having 42 squadrons—that is to say. 10 squadrons short of
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    AT SINGAPORE.
    438 4 Air Force Officers' Strong Recommendation. It is no longer a secret that thp Naval and Air Force officers who lately examined the problem of defence at Singapore have sent in a strong recommendation for the strengthening of the Air Force at that vital point. Aden, too, has been
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    LAST CENTURY PAINTINGS.
    45 4 A complete survey of German painting in the 19th century is given through the 1 now completed re-organisation of the I New Pinakothek at Munich. The collection includes all well-known German artists of the period and the Secessionist group is well represented.
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    CHAIN OF STORES IN INDIA.
    198 4 American Millionaire's Plans. pARTLY on a pleasure trip and partly to study the industrial conditions in various countries cf the world with a view to ultimately opening a chain of stores, Mr. William T Gran", American millionaire and Chairman of the Board of Directors of
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    HOUSING EXHIBITION.
    132 4 Model Settlement To Be Shown. Munich. How little must one have to buy a freehold house and land? This is the subject of the "German Settlement Exhibition" being held at Munich June 2 —October 14. One section will illustrate methods of financing, organising and building inexpensive homes. The
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    BEETHOVEN FESTIVAL.
    52 4 The Bonn Beethoven Festival, held r VC JI S i c^ nd year wil1 take Piace May o—10. Three string quartettes, the pianists Joseph Pembaur and WUhelm Backhaus and the singers Adelheid Armhold and Paul Bender will take part The Festival will not be confined to the works
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    MR GANDHI ON HIS S. INDIAN TOUR.
    312 4 "Unqualified Success." SELF-IMPOSED TASK ENDS IN JULY. "J HAVE not the faculty of others for looking ahead, much less across three months," said Mr. Gandhi to an interviewer on Mar. 9, prior to his departure to stricken Bihar when questioned about the future
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    NO INSULT TO BRITAIN.
    143 5 The King's Action. U.S. MINISTER TO FREE STATE. Reuter. Washington, Mar. 29. JT is now revealed that Mr. McDowell, the American Minister to the Irish Free State, did present his credentials to President De Valera instead of to the Governor-General. Mr. McDowell told the State Department
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    SPEED LIMIT AGAIN?
    92 5 Increasing Number Of Accidents In Britain. Reuter. London, March 29. The re-imposition of a maximum speed limit of 30 miles an hour in populated areas on all motors and a stipulation that new applicants for driving licences must have passed a test of competence are outstanding features
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    DEPOTS OF ARMS.
    65 5 Startling Finds By Paris Police. Reuter Wireless. Paris, Mar. 27. Two secrets depots of arms were discovered by the police this morning, acting on information received. Large quantities of ammunition have been seized on the premises of a secondhand dealer in the suburbs of St. Touen and
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    SWISS BUDGET.
    60 5 All Expenditure Must Be Covered. Reuter. Berne, March 28. Following the>- appointment of M Philippe Etter as the new Minister of Finance the Federal Council of Switzerland has decided that the Budget must be balanced. Therefore they will not allow any expenditure which 'is not Covered and will
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    A THREEFOLD STRUGGLE.
    110 5 An appreciative audience, consisting mostly of young men, listened to an instructive address by Bishop J. TaylorSmith, last night, at the V.M.C.A. In his address* the Bishop discussed the most important period of a man's life—the ten years between the ages of 14 and 24—when he was
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    DIVORCE JUDGMENT.
    61 5 Reuter Wireless. Berlin, Mar. 26. The recent judgment by the Karlsrule Court granting a divorce to a German merely because his wife was a Jewess will not be the general practice, according to the Prussian Minister for Justice. He announces that marriages between Aryans and non-Aryans henceforth may
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    THREE "REDS" BEHEADED.
    55 5 Reuter Wireless. Duesseldorf, March 27. Three Communists were beheaded this morning for killing a Storm Trooper on June 6, 1933, in the course of a communist attack on the Storm Trooper;, headquarters at Erkrath. General Goering commuted to 'Me imprisonment the sentences of oeain passed on seven
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    MISS C. DE SOUZA.
    682 5 Weil-Known Local Family's Loss. \f ISS Celine de Souza, the daughter of rnfn ?I r^on n i Mrs Lambert de Souza, on wi 489 i EaS t Coast Road Singapore fJSST Was a large attendance at the at the Cathedral of the th 2 D She
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    HOUSEBREAKING CHARGE.
    132 5 Accused Sent For Medical Observation. The case in which Hashim bin Ahmat Angullia, and Sudin bin Simm, are on charges of housebreaking in order to commit theft of a car belonging to Mr. Lewis, was mentioned before the District Judge, Mr. H. A. Forrer, on Thursday Mr W
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    RUSSIA'S PURCHASES.
    103 5 Britain Benefits From The New Agreement. Reuter. London, March 28. The effects of the Anglo-Russian trade agreement are conspicuously shown in the February returns of Russian purchases in Great Britain, which are 34 per cent, above those for rebruary last year. The orders for machinery totalled £64 075
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    ALLEGED "REDS" IN JOHORE.
    544 5 Surprise Raid By Police. (From Our Oum Correspondent) Johore Bahru. Mar. 28. TWO young Hylams named Tim Yok A Yiang and Tim Yok Wang, who were arrested in the upper floor of a house in Johore Bahru, were charged this morning before Sheikh Abu Bakar bin
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    BANNED FILM.
    108 5 German Objection To A Jewish Actress. Reuter. London, March 28. The banning of the British film "Catherine the Great" in Germany because Elizabeth Bergner (who plays the title role) is a Jewess was raised in the House of Commons this evening. Sir John Simon said that the Federation
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    SEIZURES OF BOMBS.
    63 5 Reuter Wireleas. Buenos Aires, Mar. 27. Wholesale seizures of bombs continue to be made by the police. During the past ten days over 1,250 have been discovered in the course of three raids and also a secret printing press and a quantity of extremist pamphlets. It is
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      795 6 PUBLIC NOTICES. LIST OF MEDICAL BOOKS. Part V. Price: No. 36 "A Manual of Physics,'* by J. A. Crowther $8 40. 37 "A Manual of Instructions for the Royal Naval Sick Berth Staff" $2.40 38 "Manual of Public Health," by W. G. Aithchison Rotertscn $4.50. 39 "Abdominal Surgery for Nurses,"
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      556 6 SCORES AND CLOCK. WATCH ivl gramophone: repairers in s»gapot| Br t YICK VVOH HIXG 429. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD (NEAR MIDDLE R ran Hcncstly c'aim to fane Required Experience Safely v Aren't They (he Caatractara British Army i n MaU TO LET. TO LET—B4, Truro R. ad 1 I Road. 0
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    DIFFICULT DAYS AHEAD.
    620 7 Disarmament. BRITAIN HAS NO ILLUSIONS. at Bradford on Satui day, the Lord Privy Seal, Mr Anthony Eden, said that he would not then comment but urge that in the difficult days before the Conference resumed, April 10, the public should not assume too hurriedly that all had
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    NEW AIR LINE.
    83 7 Big Sino-British Scheme. Nanking, Mar 14 a detailed plan has not tt£2LEd 22i d i tern ational air servic mint y 11 l not inv <>ive the establish. thY L v lln over Sinkian- to connect the British and Chinese airways B^temV fI -A ***** this scheme
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    GIRL BULL FIGHTER.
    120 7 Banned In Spain; Will Appear In France. Madrid. Juanita Cruz, the pretty Spanish fi*hS?H W u° has been Prohibited frim tr?lt fnr fi U iff ln 11 has signed consummer 111 France this s Pnn{? and fhT 11 br n e ycd brunette is awaiting the Spanish
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    HAD A PISTOL.
    427 7 Fifteen-Year-Old Boy Charged. I lAT bENG CHOO, a fifteen-year-old pupil of the Anglo-Chinese School was prcduced before the District Judge Mr. H. A. Forrer, on Thursday on a I charge of being in. possession of an automatic p'atol and eight rounds of ammunition, without a licence. The
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    SAFES BROKEN OPEN.
    182 7 Two Sikhs Charged In Ipoh. (From Our Own Correspondent.) I Ipoh. Mar. 28. TDER Singh and Wasawa Singh, two Sikhs, were charged in the local magistrate's court to-day with housebreaking and theft. Their arresl was a sequel to an incident that occurred on Strathisla Estate in 1929.
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    Shipping News & Notices. FRENCH SHIPPING'S S.O.S.
    663 8 Shipping News Notices. FRENCH SHIPPING'S S.O.S. Immediate Assistance Urged. months strong warnings have been issued in this country regarding the serious outlook of the merchant marine, but nothing has so far been done to assist the "free" (non-subsidised) tonnage which it is declared is faced with ruin. Despite the decline
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    ADMIRALTY'S SCHEME.
    371 8 Retirement Of Officers From Navy. rpHE Admiralty has issued a statement A explaining that owing to the excess of senior lieutenants and lieutenantcommanders they had been compelled to intimate to a certain number of officers of these ranks that it would not be possible to give them further
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    "L'ATLANTIQUES" HULL.
    145 8 Provides Problem For The Shipbreakers. One of the greatest problems in the history of shipping is confronting the owners of the 42.152-ton French liner "L'AtlanUque," which in January. 1933. was so badly damaged by fire that she is to be broken up. This problem is that of the
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    K.L. PLANE DAMAGED.
    68 8 A flying mishap occurred on Monday in front of the Kampong Kuantan Club when a 'plane piloted by Mr. H. G. Hinds of Wearne Bros., Kuala Lumpur, was slightly damaged while landing. Repairs to the under-carriage and wing are necessary. Mr. Hinds was unhurt and the 'plane,
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    ITALIAN SERVICES.
    369 8 No Conflict With Other Lines Expected. IN connection with the establishment of the new Italian lines to South Africa, the j Genoa correspondent of .the Amsterdam "Telegraaf" states that surprise is being expressed in Italian shipping circles that various i North European shipping companies have ex.Gilded their services
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    NEW WATERWAYS.
    89 8 Soviet Propose More Canals. Tremendous construction schemes for new waterways, which include the White Sea-Baltic -anal, the Moacow-Vola canal, and the VolgaDon canal, are now getting under way, and will be fully materialised in The course of the second Five-Year Plan. The Mariinsk-Mos-row River water system is being
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    NAVAL TRANSPORT PROBLEMS.
    712 8 Services Of Merchant Ships. IT is a long time since a sizeable modern ship has been utilised almost exclusively by the Navy for transport purposes, such as the Bibby liner "Somersetshire," which is conveying drafts to ships on the China Station. Occasionally odd naval drafts have gone
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    Mining Shares. LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    575 9 r Singapore, Thursday, n a .m. The following tin share quotations are Issued by Fraser and Co., exchange and stock brokers. 6 v lasue Vah e M Bayers. Bellm*. A Anipat Tin «7U, ruZu £1 Asam Kumbang Tin 371- 3«i 2 £1 Austral Malay 42!-
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    Financial News & Views. TAPAH RUBBER ESTATES.
    979 9 Financial News Views. TAPAH RUBBER ESTATES. Chairman's Views On Restriction. rpHE annual meeting of Tapan Rubber Estates, Ltd., was held at the company's offices in French Bank Buildings on Thursday, Mr. W. H. MacGvegor presiding. Proposing the adoption of the report and accounts, the chairman said: May I be allowed
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    TIN GOING TO £300?
    178 9 Activities Of "Certain Quarters." rpHE sudden rise in the price of tin write? ihe Financial Correspondent of the "Times of Malaya." is apparently due to the tettlement of the automobile dispu c in tho United S.ates. which, if a strike had mat rialised would have affected
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    PENAWAT TIN ISSUE.
    54 9 An issue of 385,000 new shares of Is each is b°ing made by Penawat Consolidated Tin Dredging, Ltd., at 2s. petshare, of which 257,300 shares have been reserved for the shareholders of Penawat (Malaya* Tin Dredging Company. Ltd.. and 127.700 shares for the shareholders of Malaya Consolidated
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    RUBBER MARKET.
    273 9 Stanton Nelson Co.'s Review. rT*H£ following is the weekly rubber A market review of Messrs. Stanton NTelson and Co.. Ltd., for the week 2nded March 29 Fluctuations in price have been small during the period under review and 'here has been only small business Dassing, partly due to
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    PRODUCE.
    197 9 Singapore. March 29. R (Siam) W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $92 R (Siam) W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $90 Pace, B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $80 Rice, B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan S7o Siam, No. 1 j, $}60 Siam. No. 2 JJJJ Siam. No. 3
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    BUFFALO REEF GOLD.
    145 9 New Mine To Be /Worked TWO large batches of Chinese coolies left Kuala Lipis a couple of days ago by praus. bound for the much discussed "Kandang Berbau" Gold Mines at Kuala Medan, Ulu Jelai. This appears to confirm the strong rumour that the Buffalo Reef Gold
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    PETROL PRICES.
    163 9 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various bands of Kerosen? are as follows Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon d;ums per British Imperial gallon $1.19 Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon $0.82 Shell Mctor Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial
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    RUBBER AUCTION REPORT.
    177 9 The weekly rubber auction report by the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association, dated March 29, states: Catalogued 2.008,994 lb.-896.87 tons. Offered 1,917.626 !b.r=856.08 tons. Sold 1.197.843 lb. 534.75 tons. London.—Spot 5.5 32d. New York.—Spot 10.13 16 cts. PRICES REALIZED. RIBBED SMOKED SHEET: Cents per lb. Standard
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    NETHERLANDS INDIA RUBBER STATISTICS.
    131 9 The following information has been received from the Chief of the Central Bureau of Statistics, Batavia. ACREAGE OF TAPPABLE RUBBER NOT TAPPED AT THE END OF JANUARY. 1931 ABC Totally ceased. Partly ceased. Total A. B. Number of Area in Number of Area in Number cf
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    Rubber Shares. LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    652 9 Singapore, Thursday, 11 a.m. The following rubber share quotation* are issued by Fraser and Co., and Lyall and Evatt. Issue Value. Fraser Ljau m 1 Shares. Co. Evatt 1 Allenby 1.00 1.10 1.00 1.05 1 Alor Gajah 0.70 0.80 0.70 0.80 IA. Hitam 1.15 1.30
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    67 9 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapcrc. March 2!>. noon Buyers. Sellers. RS.S tqual to London Standard. Spot (loose) 17 17 K do. (FOB) 17 5 1») 177 18 Standard R.S.S. on Tender: April June 17 > 17 Ju'y'Sept. lf% 17 I Oc.Dc. 18 18 Tcne of Market: Dull.
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      79 9 j THE *r" j SUNDAY TRIBUNE Gives Saturday's closigii prices of rubber in London and New York, j together with the I Cross-Rate. 1 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated In England). SINGAPORE BRANCH 4 n A'meida StreetAuthorised and Subscribed £2>0 00.000 Capital £1,000.000 Paid-up-Capital 500,000 BeKrv LONDON. BRANCHES: «w Calcutta.
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      63 9 LEE WAH BANK, Ltd. /incorporated m the S.S No. 18, SOUTH CANAL RD. Foreign exchange business ransacted at favourable rates. Correspondents at the principal centres in China and other parts )f the world. Current and Savings Accounts >pened; deposits received for ixed periods at rates to be ascerained on application.
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      207 9 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (Incorporated in Straits Set:lements.) SUCCESSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK. LTD.. THE HO BONIS BANK, LTD. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LTD. CAPITAL Authoiised $40,000,000.00. Paid Ujy $10,000,000.00. HEAD OKI IC E. CHINA RCILDING, CHL'LIA STREET. SINGAPORE. LOCAL RRANCH 45«, NORTH RRIDGE ROAD. ROARD OF DIRECTORS Chee
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      596 10 \\MmM OPENING PAVILION TO-DAY! 3.15 6,15 915 nrx PimTRE \£p Jessie Matthews \*jsm\ "FRIDAY THE 13TH" ii'.K >!| j matinees j Sonnie Hale Edmund Gwenn Gordon Harker k J I I TO-MORROW GIRL is A BSOLITEL VAT Robertson Hare Donald Calthrop Alfred Drayton COMEDY THRILLS irf .Mra»T AND HER BEST
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      134 10 LATEST ADVERTISEM FATS j Cambridge classe Only 11 apply. Box No. 325 cjo HCala STRAITS AUCTION ROOMS Tel. 4864. 155. Orchard Road. rJ ACCTION SALE Ol 4 Latest Cross Grained ar.ci Bbu bold Furniture. Iron Bedi Scents. Powders. Curtain R, Violins, Clocks. Ornamenu OCash Register Ledger Okbirn I t Tennis
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY’S SHIPPING
    144 11 HARBOUR BOARD. SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE P f Sing a p ore( March 31. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Pleasantville 22- Hosang 20 Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Chenonceaux 18; Kaisho Maru' 15 KinH r Q UC n
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    17 11 rt„p r o? l rance by the "Chenonceaux," due at Singapore at 9 a.m. to-day
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    79 11 Mr. Lim Koon Teck has been appointed Kegistrar, Supreme Court, Singapore. Arncng the passengers proceeding by the and O. "Chitral." which sailed yesterday morning for Penang, Colombo and Europe, are Mr. and Mrs. M. C Hay Mrs McMillan. Mr. R. Battiscombe, Mrs' de Bunatte, Mr. and Mrs. Ker, Dr and
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    73 11 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY, MARCH 31. High Tides:—10.55 a.m.. 11.14 p.m. Golf: K.G.C. Easter Competitions. Water-Polo: Penang Chinese Swimming Club v. Singapore Chinese Swimming Club. Singapore Chinese Swimming Club. Football: (M.F.A.i. F. Karib v. S. Kamar I. Jalan Be.sar; S.C F A.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    88 11 ALHAMBRA— Laurel and Hardy in Sons of the Desert." APOLLO—"High Speed" and Chinese picture. CAPITOL —Conrad Veidt in "The Wandering Jew." EMPlRE.—"Moonlight and Pretzels." GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing, sideshows, Dean's Grand Opera and Chinese Wayangs. cinemas. Talkies: Star—"Kiss Me Again;" Sky—"Falling for You." MARLBOROUGH. "Leila Majnun" •Malay talkie). NEW WORLD—Cabaret
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      365 11 aoes it ueckly, in the "Sunday Tribune. APOLLO TALKIE THEATRE TO-XIGHT AM) TO-MORROW FIRST SHOW AT 7.30 P.M. (TALKIE I. BUCK JONES The Screen's Gr atest Dare-Devi] in HIGH SPEED j with LORETTA SAVERS. j Thrill Crashing On Thrill In A Racii. Story Thai Speeds Faster Than Time. I SECOND
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      324 11 sl 1,11 »'i'ii:i»imtm.'r,ii.i'-»;wi'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiitHtiiiiiiMi'ii'HMi'niiiiniiiiiiwit"i' i»i»tn r-rww I SINGAPORE HOTELS METROPOLE HOTEL TEL. 7986. BRAS BASAH ROAD. IDEAL CENTRAL. MODERN SANITATION. RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS. GOOD CUISINE. EXCELLENT BAR. MODERATE RATES. PER DAY. PER MONTH. Single Double. Single Double Bedroom Only and Attendance $2.50 $4.00 40.00 70.00 Bed and Breakfast $3.00
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      31 11 NT€LLIGtNCt SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE. TO-MORROW. *Siam, Burma, India. Iraq, Palestine, Egypt, East and bouth Africa, Great Britain Ireland, North and South' America and whole of Europe 'By Aeroplane) (Imperial) 10 am
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      203 11 [MOH-CY MARKET SELLING. Singapore, March 29. London 4 months' sight 2 4 532 London 3 months' sight 2 4 964 London 60 days' sight 2 4' 8 London 30 days' sight 2 4 7,64 London demand 2 4 332 London T.T. 2 4 5 64 Lyons and Paris demand 896
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    A TOOK AROUND.
    661 12 31'- Winston Churchill i, unremitI t'ng in his endeavours to tafia ence pol lC v in BHUfa in favour of the stron» fur fa India, and he I "aa a substantial clement (yet a I ""-lority) fa the Conservative I tragic result, [would follow the implementation of
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    115 12 Miss D.M. Buckle, O.BE., principal of Raffles Girls’ School, left for Home by the "Chitral" yesterday. seconded for ier?teBto7oho« Malayan PimTSSi£SSSS fi*""* appointed I AgncullurT of Agriculture i e S!2 m as Dir ector Jack tins week-end 5 wif h s&uS sis Harvey arrived tS neGday Mr and Mr., Mr
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    Topics Of The Day. S.V.C. Colours.
    119 12 \rfHE presentation of Colours to the SV.C, which is to take place on May 26. promises to be one of the most attractive ceremonies which the Corps has held for some considerable time Cb ours have been presented to several -Volunteer organisations in Malaya
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    Small Taxis.
    128 12 ,TO competition between the organiser, of the small taxi services in Singapore is proceeding apace, to the general "age of the many fi he an inestimable boon, fa additlQl; 2L?l^2 PMSS f the rates the fact hat the drivers themselves do not gain from protracting the time a
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    The Soldier's Pay.
    122 12 T"ERE b HOCW at Tanglin. conMernaHon at Fort Canning, The Colo.ua! allowances to be in.po ed on th" Army and the R.A.F. f rom M P ay ardly on both officers and mJFTZ <<•>• clam,, and rightly, that Singapo? to an expensive place to live mHrte cut-s
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    More Mystery.
    190 12 CECRET mission* are Montagu Norman and Erir rs- lbiy originated a new gam f Training to the irritating to everyone else c t those whose interest, mavTaf by the mysterious movement s\?„?* wno. ta apparently seeking to notoriety, contrive very eff* achieve ft. Now we have the h
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    Passing Thoughts
    297 12 Br "Looker-On* I JIN smelting U to be controlled now. MaJ.ya is becoming the land of the Free, that is, to do what the Govern April the First comes on a Sunday m A Greetings to all readers who are in eon»T»hU,tlons to the orcaniJ. y Ram may
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    ON OTHER PAGES.
    67 12 CORNER, on pice 2. Bkm<£°ff° RTUN ™ES- on CA B H^ S S T ?n U ?a g °e n I JOHORE NEWS, on oaee 5 I P 7^ 0 AFFAIRS, on page 18. hitvt 2x NEWS AND NOTES on page I D jy° RCE CASE on
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    R.A.F. Flying Boats' Far Eastern Tour. DEPARTURE ON MONDAY.
    183 13 VISIT TO HONGKONG BASE. 5,000 Mile Trip. Return To Singapore In May. j HK longest routine tour yet undertaken by aircraft from Singapore Air Base will commence at 7 a.m. on Monday, when three Southampton Flying Boats of No. 205 Squadron
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    PROFESSOR EINSTEIN.
    51 13 Forfeiting His German Citizenship. Reuter. Berlin. Mar 29. pROFESSOR Einstein figures in a list of 35 names gazetted of people who forfeit German citizenship for harming German interests and citizenship by their behaviour." Their property is declared confiscated. Professor Einstein has already taken .steps to renounce German citizenship.
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    LINER TRAGEDY.
    188 13 Loss Of Passenger For Singapore. With the arrival at Singapore yesterday of the "Naldera" further details are available of the disappearance of Mr. Joseph Robert Coade who was travelling on the vessel bound for Singapore. Mr. Coade and his wife embarked on the "Hector" and transferred to the
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    SWEDISH ROYALTY.
    38 13 Rumour Of Marriage To Commoner Denied. Reuter. Stockholm, Mar. 31. The report that Prince Bestil, the third son of the Crown Prince intends to marry a commoner, is denied by a semi-official Swedish news agency.— Renter.
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    STAVISKY.
    38 13 Experts Adhere To Suicide Theory. Reuter. Paris. Mar. 29. Experts who performed the post mortem on Stavisky has come to me conclusion that the conditions notea resemble those .ordinarily observed in cas««s of suicide by shooting— Reiner.
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    ANOTHER SCARE IN SIAM.
    95 13 War Between Britain And Japan (From Our Own Correspondent J Bangkok. Mar. 29. T<HE Government has taken notice ot nrJ? l^ 0 curre "t in Siam that wcat Britain is contemplating war witn Japan. The Publicity Bureau issued a communique pointing out that there was no
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    FINANCIAL SURPRISE.
    203 13 Heavy French Buying Of Sterling. Reuter. London. Mar. 29. rpHE pre-holiday quietness of the exchange market was rudely disturbed by the sudden strengthening of sterling in terms of the franc and the dollar. Nervousness regarding political developments in France during the weekend resulted in heavy French buying of
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    ARRESTED IN JAPAN.
    134 13 New Zealander Charged With Communism. Reuter. Tokyo, Mar. 30. FURTHER news is now available of the case of Mr. W. M. Bickerton, a teacher in the Japanese Higher School in Tokyo, who was arrested and charged with being engaged in Communist activities. Mr. Bickerton is a native
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    SEAPLANE SHIP.
    93 13 Latest Type Coming To Singapore. Reuter. London, Mar. 29. The seaplane ship "Aquarius," which has been ordered by the Air Ministry as a refuelling and store boat for the flying boat squadron at Singapore began its trials on the Mersey and will leave Liverpool to arrive at Imgapore
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    NEW SIAMESE CONSUL.
    58 13 Expected In Singapore Next Week. Luang Vudsisara Netinati. formerly *r kLh tn the Court in North Siam, hafbeen Singapore, and will arrive in the "Malini n He P succeeds Phra Mitrakam Raksha. v if S. Siamese Consul-General in fflnȣre bu? the Consulate-General has nSw been abolished and
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    GRETA GARBO IN THE NEWS.
    182 13 Don't Miss To-Morrow s "Sunday Tribune" rpO-MORROW'S "Sunday Tribune" will A again consist of 24 pages, and will be the finest newspaper value for five cents ever offered in Malaya. There will be an exclusive story o; the life of Greta Garbo. the most mysterious
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    RUBBER IN SIAM.
    92 13 Mission Of Experts From Malaya. (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, March 30. MR. Egmont Hake and Mr. James Robertson, two experts sent from Malaya to urge the desirability of Siam entering into a rubber restriction scheme met the Siamese representatives to-day. Siam at first expressed the opinion
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    1935 NAVAL CONFERENCE.
    99 13 Mr. Roosevelt Hopes For Further Reductions. Reuter Wireless. Washington, March 27. In a memorandum attached to the /inson Bill, the President makes it clear that the Bill merely approves of the building of the Navy up to Treaty limits out it does not order that ships will
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    BOON TO SHIPPERS.
    73 13 U.S. President Signs Mandatory Measure. Reuter Wireless. Washington, Mar. 27. The President has signed the resolution making it mandatory that all American goods produced or exported with he aid of Government credit must be carried in American bottoms. Exceptions are permitted only on official certification that American
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    GERMAN GENERAL FOR CHINA.
    431 13 Military Adviser. SILENT AS TO HIS MISSION. pUTURE military adviser to China, General Hans yon Seeckt, former chief of the German Army Command, arrived in Singapore yesterday by the P. O. "Naldera" which left this morning for China from Europe. About ten months ago General yon
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    Malayan Collieries Annual Meeting: Difficult Year REVIVING TRADE IN MALAYA.
    1678 14 Chairman's Review. PROMISING OUTLOOK FOR FUTURE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Mar. 29. 'pHE 20th annual general meeting of the .Malayan Collieries, Ltd., was held to-day at the offices of th.2 general managers and secretaries, Messrs. J. A. Russell
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    DIFFICULT YEAR.
    1101 14 But Results Not Thought Disappointing. CJUCH is the result of the working ot nthPr oUr^«nd^ rstakin S d «riner andesorih. dl^ CUlt year 1 wiU not bS T l f he year as disappointing, it aSLt !S we did not ex ect from a great deal more than
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    MR. J.A. RUSSELL.
    610 14 Further Tributes From Shareholders. In seconding the proposal. Mr W H Martin said: I should like to refer to :he great loss which we have sustained by the dealh of Mr. J. A. Russell. Our chairman has set out our feeling in the matter and I should
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    LABOUR FROM INDIA.
    56 14 Non-Recruited Emigration To Be Resumed. AN official communication has been received from the Government of India stating that non-recruited emigration to Malaya may be resumed, when methods of regulating the flow have been approved. These melnods are now under torifideration, and as soon as they arc approved
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    GAYLANDS MINSTRELS.
    158 14 Election Of Officers For This Year. The annual general meeting of the Gaylads Minstrels was held last Wednesday at Mr. Gan Hock Chye's residence I, Joo Chiat Lane. The following were elected officebearers for the ensuing year Patrons. Messrs. Wee Ban Cheng, Lim Choo Ean; President, Mr. Gan
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    U.S. NAVY.
    39 14 Building Up To Treaty Limits. Reuter Wireless. Washington, Mar. 27. President Roosevelt has signed the /inson Bill, authorising the building up of the United States Naw to the limit permitted by the London Naval Treaty Reuter Wireless.
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    RE-UNION DINNER.
    82 14 To commemorate the feast of St de la Salle, a re-union dinner will be held by St. Joseph's Old Boys' Association on Tuesday. May 15, at the G. H. Cafe. Battery Road. It is hoped that all old boys will endeavour to attend. Those who wish to bring
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    ALLEGED FALSE PRETENCES.
    594 14 Long Cross-Exaniinati,, Of Complainant. rpHE case in whicn Sad-u A Indian, is charge,: and with obtaining credi pretences, was com District Judge. Mr. H A day when the corneal Mohamed, was subjected M «I cross-examination by Minor, counsel for the d< The evidence of John David man
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    FRANCO-GERMAN TRADE.
    27 14 Paris. Mar 9 The commercial negotiation France and Germany vhich vert broken off on Dec. 22 will bi in Berlin at the end of Ann:
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    CONSTABLE AND MONEYLENDER.
    460 15 Accused Cautioned And Discharged. a SIKH money-lender and a Malay t\ police constable appeared before the id Magistrate (Mr. N. Grice* on ursday in the role of complainant d accused respectively. The complainant, Narayan Singh ged that the accused, Hassan •rowed money from him and signed promissory
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST.
    294 15 League Of Nations Bulletin. The following is the Health Bulletin of the League of Nations Eastern Singapore, for week-ended March 24, 9 Bassein 1 plague case and 1 death; 10 smallpox cases and 5 pared with 2 cases and 5 <feaths m tne Pr Bombay^ CC
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    THE JONES BILL.
    21 15 Reuter. Washington, Mar. 29. The Senate adopted the conference report on the Jones Bill, thereby completing Congressional action.—Reuter.
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    THE CINEMAS.
    188 15 Bright Programme At The Alhambra. An excellent holiday programme is n n g sOf e Th P d r? the t Alh P am g bra m where oons ox The Desert," starring Oliver th y ch\ n i d ie St cS a La r l ln
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    PAHANG NOTES.
    225 15 Some Persona] And Social Items. (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lipis, Mar. 30. Mr. Baboo Baghwan Singh, Chief Clerk, Sanitary Board Office. Kuala Lipis. accompanied by his wife and family, left Kuala Lipis on Mar. 29 for Telok Anson on a fortnight's holiday. Mr. D. J. White, gaoler.
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING.
    237 15 LMr. A. N. Macaulay And Miss G. A. Mercer. OT. Andrew's Cathedral was the scene of an interesting wedding on Thursday afternoon, the bridegroom being Mr. Alan Newton Macaulay, of the Asiatic Petroleum Co., and the bride Miss Gladys Annette Mercer, who arrived from home by the "Conte
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    HEALTH OF THE TOWN.
    84 15 The Singapore Municipal health statement for the week ending March 24. shows that there were 169 deaths, as compared with 176 in the previous week and 164 in the corresponding wvek of last year. The chief causes of death were: Beri-beri 7, phthisis 19, malaria 4.
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    AUCTION SALE.
    41 15 Messrs. Ching Keng Lee and Co.. Ltd., announce that the sale of 14 building allotments at Bukit Serindit, which was arranged for last Wednesday,, has been postponed to Wednesday next, at noon. It will be held in their saleroom.
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    94 15 The death is announced in Shanghai of Mrs. at W. Pett, wife of Mr. M. V/. Pett. who some years ago served with the Singapore Fire Brigade and retired recently from the command of the Shanghai Fire Brigade. Mrs. Pett was the elder daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
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    ST. ANDREW'S MISSION HOSPITAL.
    675 15 To Be incorporated By Government. AN ordinance to incorporate the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital is to presented at the next meeting of the Legislative Council. St. Andrew's Mission Hospital was built with funds raised by the St. Andrew's Medical Mission which was established by Charlotte FergusonDavie,
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    55 15 Certain officers for the Royal Artillery and the Royal Engireers stationed at Singapore arrived by the P. and O. Naldera" yesterday. They are Lieut. Col. R. H. Allen, M. C. (R.A.); Capt. O. G. Freeman (R.A.i; Sgt. Major Eaglen 'R.A.i; Lieut. Col. J. S. O. Piayfair, D.5.0., M.C., (R.E.>; Capt.
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    SPORTING UNION.
    75 15 Ejection Of Officers At Kuala Kangsar. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Mar. 30. AT the annual general meeting of the members of the Kuala Kangsar Sporting Union the following were elected to office for the ensuing year: President, Mr. P. S. Williams; VicePresident. Mr. C. Bazeil; committee. Messrs.
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    GIRL FLYER.
    34 15 Maryse Hilz Arrives At Shanghai. Reuter. Shanghai, Mar. 29. Miss Maryse Hilz. the French airwoman, has arrived at Shanghai from Peiplng, where she was held up for thre? days by bad weather.—Reuter.
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    ROOSEVELT'S DEFEAT IN CONGRESS.
    107 15 National Confidence Much Shaken. Reuter. Washington. Mar. 29. THE over-riding by Congress of his veto of the Bill to give extra relief to war veterans is a direct blow to President Roosevelt himself, declares the "New York Times." The immediate effect, this paper believes, is to
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    29 15 The Automobile Association of Malaya (Singapore Branch• has received telegraphic advice to the effect that the Lipis-Gap Road has been re-opened but that motorists must proceed wit a caution.
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    Start Of The Easter Week-End Local Carnival Of Sport. SINGAPORE BAT FIRST.
    277 16 I ntcr-State Cricket. f| A DISASTROUS START. CONDITIONS were ideal this morning- w\h n H. B. Noon and F. P. H. Pearse went out at 11 a.m. to open the innings for Singapore in the three-day inter-State match
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    SOCCER SENSATION.
    145 16 Mahya F.A. Authorities a'tailed. Mi Mohamed Al hon. secretary of the M l v.. r--, hi!l Association, twenty of whoso best p'aye-rs have been declared professionals by the Council of the Sin*?Dore Amateur Football Associa «r»M that *t was the M. F. A. themselves who took the initiative
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    THIRD DIVISION SOCCER.
    363 16 Goalless Draw At Tanglin. A SLIGHT drizzle fell throughout the first half of Thursday's Third Division match at Tanglin, between the Wiltshire's 111 and Fort Canning, the game resulting in a goalless draw." Conditions were, accordingly, unsuited to good bootball. and except for a few exciting.moments when
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    FRIENDLY BILLIARDS.
    61 16 The following players will represent the Amicable A.A. at the Association's premises, at 10.30 a.m. on Sunday Against the S.B.A.A. Lim Choo Key, Cho Peck Kiat. Yeo Ah Kow. Quek Chua Kirn. Toh Yong 800, Tan Teng Seng. Against the C.S.A. Tan Cheow Hin Scow Teong Wah. Low
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    WATER POLO.
    27 16 In a water polo match against the Penang Chinese Swimming Club this morning, the Singapore Chinese won 3—2. Singapore also won the medley relay race.
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    Arsenal Retake Lead From Huddersfield.
    1227 16 Results Of Yesterday's English Soccer Matches. DERBY County, visiting Highbury, were defeated by the only goal scored in their Good Friday engagement with the Arsenal and this gave the champions I the chance of regaining the lead Huddersfield Town being held to a draw !at
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    HOCKEY TOUR.
    34 16 Malayan Team Leaves For Hongkong. A HOCKEY, team representing Malaya left for Hongkong to-day. A full account of the tour, with sketches of all the players, will appear in to-morrow's SUNDAY TRIBUNE
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    CHINESE INTER-STATE.
    72 16 Penang Cricketers Visits Kuala Lumpur. (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, March 31. The Penang Chinese R.C. cricket team drew with the Selangor Indians in a one-day match played yesterday Scores P.C.R.C.: 160 (Tan Ah Eec 30 Wee S^m°gn g 4 J Tor 29 23) CheOW Teik 2
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    S.A.F.A. SOCCER TALKS.
    33 16 The usual S.A.P.A. Referees' Refresher Course discussion will be held at Anson Road stadium on Tuesday at 6 30 pm Referees, club captains and secretSpc a?tend herS intereSted ar 'nffS
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    GOLF MEETING.
    96 16 Malayan Championship Starts To-Day. (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, March 31. THE annual open Malayan golf championship meeting commenced here to-day, there being 33 candidates for the title. M. M. Paterson, the holder, is not competing, being away on leave. A. L. B. Lim (Singapore) won the
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    S.C.C. IN FINE FORM.
    691 16 Pulau Brani Beate* SIX GOALS AT VNSn* ROAD. >N T S.C.C. have made a v„, couraging start this season. in t First Division of the League. They made their debut t beating the R.A.F. to the tune 4--1 and in their second appearand the Club shared
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      91 16 SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB. To-morrow at the Royal Singapore Yacht Club there will be a sweepstake race for "B" class yachts. Start 10 a.m. Course will be posted as usual. „rJ, he F e wili De no races for the "A" and C" class yachts. Helmsmen and owners are reminded of
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    LOCAL WATER POLO.
    480 17 Penang Chinese Club's Visit. MFPRESENTATIVES of the Penang H Chinese Swimming Club will arrive re to-morrow and will be at thP apore Chinese Swimming Club on turday morning. uu programme, starting at 10.15. will h Ann lo 200 y ards medley and 400 yards free style race
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    LADIES' GOLF.
    167 17 Another Tour Of The Dominions. JT is good news that the Ladies' Golf ntwS se s its wa y to promote yet ann tour The success that the Baiah tour has prompted it to arrange a tour oi Canada in the Autumn. The out£X?h n ?t 6^ ent
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    REMARKABLE INCIDENT.
    115 17 When Canzoneri Beat Locatelli. Details of the recent fight between Tony Canzoneri, the former light-weight boxing champion of the world, and Cleto Locatelli, the Italian champion, show that Canzoneri was awarded a decision over the Italian champion, after one of the most extraordinary incidents connected with American boxing.
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    S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS.
    27 17 The following are to-day's ties in the S.C.C. lawn tennis championship: C. Fuller v. Roy F. Smith; C. N. Reed v. Dr. L. Demeny.
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    CLERICAL UNION.
    369 17 Football Competition And Fixtures. SIX teams are competing in the forthcoming Clerical Union football competition and they are represented by the following members: "A" TEAM:—Sng Khoey Hoe (capt.). Abdul Garii, Yeo Siak Kuan, D. A. Samy, M. F. Gomes, Lee Keng Huat, Chiang Kia Fong, E. C. DeSouza.
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    SEET KIM CHENG B.P.
    91 17 Arrangements For Matches In Johore. Members of the Sect Kirn Cheng B.P. are requested to note that the trip to Johore has been definitely for Saturday. Those willing to join the trip please communicate with the hon. sports captain not later than to-morrow. The following players
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    FRIENDLY BADMINTON.
    103 17 G.M S.C. Beat Sincere Lads B P In a friendly match played last Sunday at the Piayfair B.P.s court, the Government Monopolies Sports Club defeated the Sincere Lads B.P. by five ties to nil. The scores are as follows (G.M.S.C. players mentioned first): C. T. Tan beat Charlie
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    BADMINTON.
    305 17 Mayflower Party To Visit Kuala Lumpur. DURING the coming Easter holidays, the- Mayflower Badminton Party will travel to Kuala Lumpur and fixtures will be played with the Sunnydales and Jolly-Ones, two of the most prominent parties in the Federal Capital. The fixture with the Sunnydales, comprising three s ngles
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    114 17 Results And Ties In V.M.C.A. Tournament. The following are results of matches played in the V.M.C.A. Tennis Tournament on Monday: Men's Singles Championship: Y. P. Wee defeated M. A. Alsagoff 6—3, 6—4; Dr. Chia Teck Yam defeated M. I. Reshty 6—o, 6—l; I. A. Alsagoff defeated Yousoff b
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    HOLIDAY CRICKET.
    112 17 Muar Hospital Beaten By Segamat. Segamat defeated Muar Hospital C.C. on the first innings at Muar on Monday. Muar winning the toss, batted firsi for a total of 55 (Hannay 17. Mcleod 15). Bewicke took six wickets for 11 runs, including the bat trick. Segamat replied with 107
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    MANCHUKUO TO BE REORGANISED.
    535 18 Seven Military Areas. CHINESE TRAITORS' ACTIVITIES. Changchun, Mar. 28. JT is reported that Manchukuo is to be reorganised intj seven military areas. The first area Changchum will either be under the command of Gen Chang King Huai or that of Gen Ying Shi Lim. The second
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    DANGEROUS CORNER.
    210 18 Seremban Sanitary Board Discussion. (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Mar. 28. The monthly meeting of the Serem--5? SW^*X ,ieW momLinehan. M.C.S., prerhPl? chairm an informed the Board that the question of imposing rates on rail way quarters leased out to private in S? a U nd lS thf
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    THE FUTURE OF INDIA.
    159 18 Churchill Group Gains Support. Reuter. London, March 28. AT a meeting the Conservative Council the FitzAlan amendment was defeated by 419 votes to 314. Mr. Winston Churchill, interviewed, said that the smallness of the majority was very encouraging and would make them redouble their efforts. I
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    VICEROY TO RESIGN?
    236 18 Madras Governorship Offered To Lord Win terton. New Delhi, Mar. 18. A special London despatch says that the Governorship of Madras Presidency has been offered to Lord Winterton, who was the Under-Secretary of State for India during the period when Lord Peel was Secretary of State for
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    AIRSHIPS SERVICES.
    88 18 Zeppelins May Call Regularly In Java. Reuter. London, March 28. Three trans-Atlantic airship services were forecasted by Dr. Eckener in a speech in London last night—firstly from Friedrichshafen to Rio de Janeiro •secondly from Rio de Janeiro to Washington and Europe and thirdly from North America (possibly Washington)
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    RHINELAND PASSION PLAY.
    81 18 Cologne. The Stieldorf Passion Play, which attracted huge crowds when it was last shown in 1929, will be performed again this year throughout the summer. The first performance will be on May 6. As at Oberammergau. the Stieldorf Passion Play is given by the peasants, workmen and
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    EASTER TRAVEL IN GERMANY.
    73 18 Berlin. The German State Railways will issue Easter return tickets at a reduction of 3313 per cent., valid from midnight March 28—midnight, April 4. These may be comoined with the special excursion tickets issued on March 28. 29, 30, via Ostend and via Flushing Travellers wishing
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    TALLEST WOODEN TOWER.
    26 18 The world's tallest wooden tower has just been completed at the Muhlacker broadcasting station at Stuttgart It is 623 feet 5 inches high.
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    CYCLE CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    18 18 The world s amateur and professional' ••cycle championships will take place in Leipzig August U -19.
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      407 18 v IES, it's true... too much tea ran easily bring on headacfaes. That's because tea contains tannin and caffein, two drag rtimlaatl which, if taken to excess, often cause headaches, nervousness and indigestion. There's usually no need to give up tea entirely. Just change, twice a day. to Postum. This
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      215 18 NOTICE/ a ELECTRICITY SINGAPORE ECONOMY IllMjftil MUN AI,Ty ccr,wbHbHM electricity bERVICE EffIjEEEH DEPARTMENT IC W.J.W. w^/,v I PLUS j A Pleasant if Awakening Rrcwed and Bftttled by THE ARCHIPELAGO RRFWFRY m n Awn,S N V STRAITS JAVA TR ADINT CO I).str.butors THE PHOENIX AER ATED WATte WORKS. Nugget /Vj* P
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    Reception Conditions In The Tropics. THE COMMERCIAL SET
    615 19 Made For Majority. STUDYING LOCAL MARKED PLAINTS have been made by some readers that some of the i .mmereially built receivers do not produce the results claimed by fir manufacturers. Buyers were attracted in the first instance by advertisements of the set
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    RECEPTION NOTES.
    805 19 Conditions During The Past Week. SINGAPORE has maintained the spleng did quality ot Us transmissions, and the outstanding event was n bioadf^™^ H nde L' 5 "W Messiah, relayed irom the Presbyterian Church, last Sunday evening. The relays from the Raffles rial C me over ver y and
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    THE DETECTOR STAGE.
    679 19 Technical Notes Tor Beginners. THE essential connections for a detector stage of the leaky grid type were given last week, and we can now consider how such a stage works. Signals from the anode of the H.F. valva are transferred to the tuning coil of the detector
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      119 19 j THE LARGEST BRITISH ij l MAN V FACTI)RERS OF Advert, of the General Elecfric Co.. Ltd. Maanet House Singapore. I "LACTOGEN" built these sturdy children. I I The influence of ''LACTOGEN" does not end with Babyhood: it I carries its constructive work far beyond. Healthy children arc j i)
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    CEYLON DIVORCE CASE.
    794 20 Damages Of Rs. 25,000. SPEAKER OF COUNCIL SUED. DIVORCE suit which created extraordinary interest in Colombo has concluded with judgment for the plaintiff, who was awarded Rs. 25,000 damages. The plaintiff was Dr. C. V. Aserappa, Medical Officer of Health, Colombo, who brought action, againshis wife and
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    ELLESWORTH VINES
    224 20 Pleased With Status Of Professional. ELLSWORTH Vines seems satisfied with his decision to give up amateur tennis. "My only regret is that I did not get into professional tennis sooner. But it is not as easy as I expected. In fact, it is mighty hard work," he said,
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    QUEEN OF SIAM'S TENNIS.
    328 20 Austin In Successful Partnership. Monte Carlo, March 10. rtE Queen of Siam is likely to remember for many years her second-round match with H. W. Austin in the mixed doubles lawn tennis handicap. They were opposing Miss Warre, the daughter of a well-known Mentone sportsman, and
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    INFLUENZA MENACE.
    127 20 New Line Of Attack Being Tried. London, March 3. The opening of an apparently promising new line of attack on the Influenza problem la mentioned in the annual report of the Medical Research Council. It is stated that a new hope for the ultimate solution of the problem
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    HORSES BY THE MILLION.
    70 20 According to the estimates in the "Horse Owners' Reference Book for 1934." there are fifty-seven million horses in Europe and over twemy-million horses i n the Ur2£ Xt£T facts recorded to the book 52, (acc^ to a -Dafl, Herald" report) seven last a *orse 3* seven
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      93 20 URZM Ml HIS APES OTHER BOY FRIENDS J I WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN SO SAVAGE j IF THEY COULD HAVE PHONED j j MR. G. A. SERVICE AT 5101 TO FIX j j j A HIRED COOKER TO DO THEIR j j RAW MEAT TO A TURN. j THINK OF
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      23 20 FOR CONSTIPATION the Soundest, Safest, Simplest (Zduice in the WatCd is ta take BEECHAM S PILLS 1 The World's I MEDICINE I i
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      279 20 HE HAD TO V. A man who had been ft* t h to reduce writes thus:— aoctj* "I had put on weight to th This was excessive as I am' o, 20« SS?I d °«or advised tried hot baths and massage V, Ute I was too fatiguing-and I am a
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING The Buffer Pool.
    114 21 T HE nJ y real objection to the buffer 1 pool, apart from that of the specula has been the vague fear thaTStoa < P towards permanent control But the memorandum stat« Z"f 7w ufTer stock must be nths before restriction is
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    Public And Police.
    149 21 1 |J e in Malacca, being citizens of a British Colony, cannot realise our and make the best use of them tr. aiding the authorities in every possi- way we will soon fall short of our j nous duty to our King and Country 5 :ewise, wo
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    The Consumptives.
    171 21 lI'HILE we most justifiably grieve for the lepers, oughw we to be auite connt about the tuberculous whose fate is m reality harder? Would it not be possible to allot them a portion of land XwhSe ww m at Sungei Buloh °r 2 ne S where they might
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    The East Coast Line.
    232 21 TTERR Hitler, a cable states, is going I on J pend sbc hundr ed million marks I nP«n ew J?: otor roads in Germany. Re- v hr J«,Jfi tle sr UI F. d ever German i J' c uld afTord lt t0 buy a motor-car KnSfi
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    THE "KOPP-KATHL."
    382 21 Death Of A Famous Pilgrim. THE recent death of Kathl Kopp at f- Obermmergau at the age 5f 83 has drawn attention to one of the most remarkable women of modern times. 3 the "Kopp-Kathl," as she was affectionately known, vowed she would make twelve pilgrimages to Rome
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    "SUMMER DAY" PROCESSION.
    54 21 The historic children's "Summer Day" Mar'cTlT Th?f/ berg fi Will take Marcn 11. The date is fixed by custom Soar Tn et .M e V in the church tn cSZ'JS, lde w days chu dren marched to the palace where the Elector fed them and gave each
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      247 21 MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS. C shipment, of rubber, including latex, xevertex and cone ntrated latex, during the month of February, 1934. Sheet Crepe. Latex, Cone ntrated Latex, Revert x. AT Tons. Tens TOTAL. Name of Port. Transhipment. Transhipment Tons Export Strai-.s Malay Export S'rait.s Malay Exooti Jta«lpra«nt. Proper. Settlements. Sat s.
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      300 21 1 (Sweltering Heat/1 OVERPOWERING [HUMIDITY SAPS] jj Human Energy crumbles under Sweltering Heat. It saps the life and soul of vi ality. Scorching I steaming days make us feel listless, lifeless and devitalized. Overpowering humidity undermines 1 physical energy. Even a pleasant occupation hecomes a burden and the drain c<n
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    CHINA AS WORLD FORCE.
    843 22 National Unity. HAZARDOUS TIME AHEAD. London. ■jiHAT China is an entity may eventually emerge as a much more significant thing for the world than it had ever been before, was the opinion expressed by Professor P. M. Roxby in his presidential address at the annual conference
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    HEAVY PROGRAMME.
    374 22 Activity In Irish Free State. Dublin. DEPITE the serious handicap of the economic war, the Irish Free State Government i#, wi.h the opening of the New Year, launching a big extension of industrial activhy. A number of factories have been established as a result of the •tariff policy
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    SHAKESPEARE'S PLAYS.
    58 22 Increasing Popularity In USSR Moscow. The Shakespeare season opens shortly in Moscow and Leningrad. Here are some of the productions:— "Rcmeo and Juliet" "Anthony and Cleopatra" "The Merchant of Venice" "Kins Lear "Richard lII A number of lectures on the works ol Shakespeare are now being held in
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    GERMAN AIR LINES RECORD.
    300 22 Over Six Million Miles Flown In 1933. Berlin. AEROPLANES operated by German Luft Hansa over regular scheduled routes flew a total of 6,145,944 miles in 1933, against 5,122,400 miles in 1932—an increase of 15.5 per cent. Mileage flown in purely postal and express traffic showed an
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    TEN YEARS A CAPTIVE.
    138 22 Russian Boy Who Forgot His Language. Harbin. f £2 10 years In tiie hands of ChinolLS« n l ppers a Russian youth, Sergei Pizareff, has returned to his family He is now 20 years old and knows only Z°Z° Tti 0f R **ian_his own name He
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    NEW AIR SERVICE.
    33 22 Helsingfors. Starting next summer a new air service is being inaugurated which will enable passengers to travel between Hekingtors and Hull in twenty-three The route taken will be via Amsterdam.
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      180 22 When the children thing more befbrt t. damp morning air, gh, as a preventive again colds. The aroma leased as these pl<. dissolve in the m n the germs which affections. Per grown-up speakers— u the throat health] guarding th > whole i obtainable at all n: Dr. Williams Modi.
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    A Look At This Week's Post-Bag. BOYS' CORNER UNCLE BOB'S CHAT.
    122 23 A Look At This Week's Pos t-Bag. BOYS' CORNER UNCLE BOB'S CHAT. My Dear Nephews. of an i mm wis* >ou all a wm oi oo your happy Easier anu a iw holidays. I bate n Hived an inquiry from one of my nephew, a, to the size of he
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    My Hobby.
    519 23 {By "Treb."> Some of you might groan; another puity of you might snifl contemptuously whilst a few of you < those who are easy victims of hysteria* might, per--1 aps even go to the extent of throwing uo your arms and there and then fainting, n 1 were
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    Heading As A Pastime.
    67 23 ißii L. S. Peng.^ We must first of all make a distinction between reading and study. Though these two terms .ire sometimes interchangeably used, yet their meaning is greatly different. Reading generally means the appu nation of some articles, for the sake of amusement, while study
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    Stolen Fortune.
    196 23 (Bp "Fortune.") A certain man had two sons one older than the other. By nature, the elder tovelntoerlgj the father's property; but since u« Estate was not eggj^ndtt» hcd cause to think tne eioei *v done him an injury he leaving everything to the y ou^ g cut
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    The Sea.
    122 23 (By Sejuk.") The sea is one of the greatest creations of nature, bounding and covering about three-quarters of the earth's suriace. Sometimes the sea is calm, but at I other times it is just the opposite. When the sky becomes dark with huge c ouds, in a Sort
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    Slang.
    71 23 (By T. Soo Chye.) The word "slang" is derived from a .Norwegian term meaning "to sling the jaw." The man who uses slang "slings his taw" just to hear the smart noise he makes. Thieves, peddlers, beggars, the vulgar I and the c oarse use slang. It means in
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    Tony's Luck.
    806 23 (By "Happy-Go-Lucky Kid. "Wanted A young man, about 25 to look after a dumb chilcL Goo salary. Apply personally at 1,001 Babooi Street." Tony lowered the newspaper and pondered over the advertisment. A vountt man ta look after a baby. Hi* eyes must be playing him ialsc or
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      89 23 SHIP-CHANDLERY For Engine Room and Deck Stores SAIL-MAKING For Awnings. Screens, Tarpaulins, Flogs, etc. Orders promptly attended to and under expert supervision. j j HYE SENG CO., ."»6, Chulia St. 'Phone No. 4817. THE GREAT FLUID CLEANSER. That washes and cleans everything jin the home from the flimsiest silk to
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