Malaya Tribune, 18 February 1935

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune nalaya's First National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol XXII, No. 41 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1935 Vlfh CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, Feb. 18, 1935. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1935. WVti ul,
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      106 1 ReaJ The Srifauß Dominant In z^dalaya i GAYoik nm j| VARIETY 7«tins flfllilflflillll^lHH^liHHHH^ l ■> WAP IN Sole Agents: GUTBlMg€b (Incorporated in &S.) *****1 i i i i i i i i i iiiin§it»«iintiTi?iiiiinininiiiiTitiTrT«iifiiiiiti!f.iiMiiiii'i*iiMintiiiiap»M rwnßMMMwiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiir i m i iiiiiiiiiiiniiiwinw i mnntu%mmmmmmmmmmmmmmw I MILK AT ITS BEST I SINGAPORE'S FAVOURITE BRAND
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      235 1 I I The Original "CO PRfMUS W |m Whether for HEATING una LIGHTING it »cc:isionaJ COOKING whan it seems unnecessary to light, a wood fire the Original Primus Apparatus has no equal for efficiency and economy. The superior workmanship and materials used in r iiffr»i their construction assures a maximum
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    Shipping News & Notices. WHEN DOES VOYAGE END?
    779 2 Shipping News Notices. WHEN DOES VOYAGE END? Charge Against Fisherman Dismissed A CASE of interest to the seafaring community, which the Stipendiary, SaurfsSat* «Mr. J. R. Macdonald) described as being "very important" was hearfat the Hull Police Court recently, when Samuel Eric Pollock, a fisherman, was charged with having disobeyedl
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    HEROISM AT SEA
    203 2 Lloyd's Medals For Crew Of A Liner The thrilling story of the recent rescue in the Atlantic of the Captain, officers, and crew of the Norwegian steamship Sisto was told when Lloyd's medals for raving life at sea were presented to men of the Hamburg-Amerika liner New
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    CUTTER FOUNDERS
    94 2 Customs Craft Sinks In Wuhu Collision Nanking, Jan. 12. According to a report from Wuhu. a Customs revenue cutter was Lome down and sunk by the steamer Loyang Maru, belonging to the Nisshin Kisen Kaisha, a leading Japanese shipping concern, on Thursday, within the waters of Wuhu. when
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    POLISH SAILING VESSEL
    95 2 Dar Pomorza. a Polish sailing vessel, is on a round-the-world trip, and after visiting Nagasaki and other ports in Japan will proceed up the Whangpoo. Duo in Shanghai about March 10. brt ween five and six days' will be spent there. She is manned by officers and
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    DUTY OF THE P.L.A.
    341 2 London's Enormous Trade Growth WHEN he was lecturing to the Chartered Institute of Secretaries on '•The Port of London," Sir David J. Owen, general manager of the P.L.A saTd that the duty of the port authority was clear They had to foster the tiade of the?
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    EXTRA MONTH'S PAY
    103 2 Cunard White Star Award To Usworth Rescuers The directors of the Cunard White Star Line, at their last meeting, had before them a full report of the rescue cf the crew of the steamer Usworth in the Atlantic Ocean by the Cunard White Star liner Ascania. They
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      366 2 .jTEaMHK SAILINGS. P&Oantl BRITISH INDIA f. 0. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore. 1336. BEHAR 6,0(K Feb. 28 CATHAY 15,000 **lar. 1 SOUDAN 6.500 Mar. 13 CORFU IbMO Mar. 15 RANCH I 17 000 Mar. 29 BURDWAN 0,070 Apr. 11 NALDERA 16.UU0 Apr. 12 RANPURA 17.000 Apr. 20
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      199 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. TO GENOA, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From Spore. Malacca. Port Fenang. M S. Sham. t MEONI A 19-2 1&-2 20-2 21-2 ALSIA 12-3 12-3 13-:? 15-3 BO RING IA 2-4 2 4 3-4 r >-4 ERRIA 23-4 23-4 24-4 25-4 LALANDIA 14-5
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      287 2 I. S. R. LINE. ISHIHAKA SANGYO-KAIUN KAISHA. LTD. (Incorporated in Japan) REGULAR FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE. SHYOJIN MARU In port NANKOH MARU Feb- l MALTA MARU r M:,r 1 FOR KOBE OSAK A. MOJI. YAWVI A, NAGOYA AM) YOKOHAMA. M u.TA MARU Mar. 7 Mar. 7 CLYDE MAIH Mar. 25
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      492 2 R. 1 K.UNE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS for CUNARD WHITE STAR LTD. (Incorporated in Japan.) To London via Naples, Marseilles. Next Sailings— 1935 B.S. HAKOZAKI MARU Feb. 21 m.s. TERKUNI MARU Mar. 6 s.s. HAKUSAN MARU Mar. 21 s.s. lIARUNA MARU April 4 s.s. KATORI MARU Apr. 19 MINIMUM FARES TO
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      506 2 STEAMER SAILINGS ~4ji NORDDEUTBCHEM~ (Incorporated in Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. 1935. "NECKAR." for Manila. H'kong, S'hai. N China and Japan Feb. 26 "ODER." for Manila Hongkong. N. China and Japan Mar. 12 HOMEWARDS. For Rotterdam, Hamburg Bremen. f "KOELN," also calls Marseilles. Havre due Feb.
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    111 3 DULL TONE STILL PREVAILS kg For Gold Clause Decision Our Ftnancicl Co-respondent t Singapore, .Monday, noon. To-d i I'ricos:— r (Singapore), 21 cts., down 1 jet. Tnoe: Quiet, igapore), $113Va> clown j. lestei ay's Prices:— 6 5 16d., down 1 16d. Tone: Steady, cjuiet. >rk: 12 7
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    TIN OUTPUTS
    31 3 are tin outputs for isoli lated 1.596 pels B 1.040 pels 37,800 ted; "TO hours run 545 Dels 118.600 540 hours run. i 450 pels.; 6.600 470 hours run.
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    22 3 -i fruit ranch. He v a few years back ever since. It covers ill acres and is about the Paramount
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    Financial News & Views. LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1330 3 Financial News Views. LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS Co Th ex^° Win J minine are issued by Fraeer KraYer 4 r Rubb «o»***''» those of "aser Co., and LyaU and Bvatt: MINING Singapore, Munaay, 10 a.m. Issue. Value Buyers. Sellers. 4 Ampat Tin 4. 4 6 U Asam Kumbang Tin 34
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    London Pepper Market Speculation
    1225 3 Strong Demand For Impartial Inquiry (By Air Mail.) 'From Our Own Correspondent j London, Feb. G. for years, have the London commodity and share markets been so excited as they are at present. As the result, large-scale speculation, bug-bear of producer and consumer alike, may find
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    RUBBER MARKET REVIEW
    209 3 Moderate Volume Of Business Singapore. Saiurday. MESS2'o SUuiloi! N«isoii and Co. reported on Saturday as follow The UMi'KeL lia>s remained qut&l dui>Ji2, Ui past wetvk. with only a mode* lau* voiumc of busings Although ihe general political and financial situation in London has no* ;>DDarently become any
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    NO GOLD DECISION YET
    28 3 Reuter Wireless. Washington, Feb. 14. The Supreme Court met to-day but gave no indication when the Gold Clause abrogation judgment will be delivered.—Reuter Wireless.
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    RUBBER OUTPUTS
    21 3 The following are, rubber outputs for January Lbs. Kuala Reman Rubber 103,000 Lok Kawi Rubber 31,500 Bruseh Rubber 41,000
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      227 3 *Nt YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK LIMITED, JMjJER CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE, t «Pital Fbu> Ps,d yen 100.000.000. aJ^ 6 Te 124.250.000. BIMNTnr!: OFFICE: YOKOHAMA, niir r 11 Al "»ndria. Bataria, Berlin, l airen. F«fti>n, Hamburg, Hankow, Har■J. Hnnoluju. Uunorkong, Hsinking, Karachi, \T: l v" n Us An £eles, Manila, Moji, i, n
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      21 3 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIPH, MARINE, motor car, personal accident workmen's Compensation insurance. HEAD OFFICE: 16D, Cecil SU Stasia***.
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      78 3 Nederla nd scbe Handel-Maatschappijj, X v« (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY). Established in Amsterdam, 1824. HEAD OFFICE: AMSTERDAM. WITH BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HAGUE, BATAVIA. Branches throughout the Dutch East Indies and in the Straits Settlements, India, China, Japan and Arabia. LONDON BANKERS The National Provincial Bank, Limited. Correspondents in the
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      70 3 mmnsßßßsnsßsnssi I I WITH ANNUAL INTEREST OF 2«/z% P.a. PAID QUARTERLY. A SAVINGS ACCOUNT is your easiest way to save. Al' the odd rents put carefully aside and regularly deposited will very quickly give you ready money for any possible emergency. Easily accessible and always available you should hesitate no
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      276 3 SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE r> S^ ILI PRI C*» CURRENT. for R M A. No. t X. Ribbed Smnfced Shees. Singapore, Monday, noon. Buyers. Sellers. Sp >t (loose) 21 21 Vm (FO B.) Current month 21 :j 16 March 214 21 April, Juno 22% 22% July Sep'.-. 2.'! 7 k
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      579 4 M. HASSAN, bt) 37, BRAS BASAH ROAD, SINGAPORE. We undertake all sorts of work in electrical, gas and water service line. We give prompt attention to all orders either big or small. Why not consult us about your I requirements I I! timaU' submitted upon re- quest without charge or
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      471 4 SITUATION WANTED Seaman shortly leaving Royal Navy dssire<-. situation; any capacity. Box IfO. c o Malaya Trihune. IFOR SALĔT FOR SALE—One 4-ton Leylnnd Lorry. Pneumatic Tyres. Excellent condition. Tax paid. Apply No. 14, Collyer Quay. FOR SALE. Fruits Plantation together with a newly i reeted Brick Bungalow, 911-5, Flower Road,
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      877 4 NOTICE. tfr TtiĔ ESTATE OF TAN SOO SIM (Deceased). Late of No. 114, Heeren St., Malacca. Purst.anl To Section 29 Of The Trustees Ordinance 1929. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all Creditors and other persons having any claim.- or demands against the Estate of Uan Soo Sim, deceased, late of
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      561 4 LINGUI TIN, LIMITED. DIVIDEND NO. 20. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Firsb Interim Dividend of 5 per cent for the year ending 31st August, 1935, will be paid to Shareholders on the Register on 22nd FebruarNOTlCE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN that the Transfer Books of the Company w.U be
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      509 4 A NEW TONIC WINE. A Medicinal wine of full tonic value and of well-known basic ingredients is being marketed. A leading London analyst vouches for the quality of Phosferine Tonic Wine as follows "I find it to be made from a sound fullbodied wine of excellent quality. It? is free
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      262 4 HAVE YOU SEEN THE LATEST DOUBLE ARROW WESTMINISTER CHIMIN(, CLOCKS j NOW ON DISPLAY AT f-prr f i JTTTT all Ml lII W~ 42ii, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, (NEAR MIDDLE ROAD). P S. mwmi I I 5 Blades for 10 Cents 5 Razor with 1 Blade W! CeiltS Obtainable everywhere. Agents:
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    To-Day's Great Chinese Festival
    245 5 Chap Gok Meh And Feast Of The Lanterns (By L. K. H.) r-DAY is one of the most important of the Chines? Festival days, the fifteenth day of the First Moon, and officially it i.'j supposed to bring to a i end thi- Chinese New Year
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    Feast Of Lanterns
    151 5 'PHIS "official" ending of 'he New Yea:112 holidays is known to old men axici the wise peopl?, as the Fi*a.st ct Lanterns, otherwise the "Feast of th" F.rtt Full Moon j The origin of this ancient festival, when household ~rs hang iamerns over their doors and nut
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    In Malaya
    292 5 THIS ancient lantern dsplay has coun erpart m Malaya, bu f only .n Penang, where a lantern procession is held on the nighr of the fifteenth, when hundreds of Chined, schoolboys and schoolgirls from the vernacular schools carrying small lanterns march In procession through the principal stress of
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    Historic Festivals
    263 5 TO d.vett irom Malaya and go back tu ancient China—a maskable land for customs and festivals. Old records describe sevtr&l historic lanteir lestivuls there. Among the most extravagant is a fete ordered at Nanking by a certain Miiu Lmperor Then thousand lumps were .ict afloat on the Uitjt.
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    Alt Is Over
    179 5 A CHINESE proverb has it. with customary uh losophy of the rare, that "under the heuvssns. tlv.-n. ar" no tin-ndlng feasts." So after the la*! happy cvvnltig or the Feast of Lanterns, u jtiliy eel braied for three- days, peopl<- settle down to another year of toll
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    WROTE FIVE BOOKS
    41 5 Elissa Landi. now working in Faramount's Enter Madame," has written five books? She wrote her first when only fifteen years of age but did not submit it to the publishers until she was nineteen. It was immediately accepted.
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    TRIED TO CRASH HOLLYWOOD
    40 5 Joe Morrison, who plays the featuied lead in Paramount's forthcoming One Hour Late," and who recently was seen m W C. Fields' "The Old Fashioned Way' tried to crash Hollywood three years ago but was unsuccessful.
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      346 5 CALVERTS AFTER RAFFLES -BUT NOT MUCH. from those of more modern "tides is extensively advertised. more than likely tha finrt H M h Pt>Wder was one of the fi«t dentifrices to be imported into Smgapore. That it is the sole *ur vnor of the Tooth Powders of t ha t
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      16 5 HAVE YOU A FAST TYPIST BAR-LOCK TYPEWRITER AGENCY, 61, The Arcade, Singapore. 'Phone 6929 A.P.B. 1.
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      205 5 I DON'T CRY DEAR 1 MOTHER FOR j STEARNS PINE-TAR AND HONEY j I It will stop that mean old A cough quickly by soothing w> the tender membranes in wFtap 1 your delicate throat, and and honey 1 besides there are no t| opiates to hurt you in *sE*s''
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    LOST GOLD
    118 6 Original Reward To Be Increased •By Air Mail) London, Feb. 6. Although British underwriters offered a reward of £1,000 for the recovery of gold which was dropped from a Hillman air liner in France a weekjago, it is then intention to increase the payment substantially. The practice of
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    MINIATURE PRAYER
    95 6 Occupies 4,000 th Part Of An Inch (By Air Mail) London, Jan. 30. A microscopic slide on which was inscribed the Lord's Prayer* occupying a four thousandth part of a square inch, and containing the Creed in an equally small space, has been sold at a sale room
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    18 6 New York City. Mile. Renee Jouve brought the "Miss Paris 1934" to America in search }of further honours-
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    453 6 WARSHIPS IN PORT The following warships are in port. H.M.S. Towestoft, H.M.S. Kent, H.M.S. Falmouth, H.M.S. Medway, H.M.S. Bruce and nine submarines. INFECTED PORTS His Excellency the Governor has declared Calcutta nnd Rangoon to be infected ports, as smallpox exists in those
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    47 6 Owing to the late arrival ol the outward Imperial aeroplane the air malls for Australia, Java 6ic. previously announced as closing at 7 p.m. yesterday will now close at 7 p.m. to-day. The latest time of posting for Registered Articles will be 6 pm. to-day.
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    126 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Feb. 18. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Tabinta 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Toussoum 16; Kudat 15; Hector 13; Shyojin Maru 11, Meonia 9: Diomed 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 9) Palembang 32; Ipoh 34; Silverwalnut 36; Darvel
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    AIR MAIL POSTAGE
    210 6 Service From Malaya To r.s.A. rb notified thai air mail correspondence is now accepted in Malaya lor the U ill led States and places served by the United Stuus. Such correspondence v. ill bo conveyed from Maiayy to London by Imperial Airways. by sea from London »o
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    12 6 We acknowledge receipt of a calendar from McAlistor and Co., Ltd., Singapore.^
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    MONEY MARKET
    196 6 SELLING Singapore, Feb. 18. London 4 months' sight 2)4 7)32 London 3 months' sight 2J4 f,"' London 60 days' sight 2J4 502 London 30 days' sight Vm London demand f\* JgJ London T.T. 2|4 3,32 Lyons and Paris demand 855 Hamburg demand MO New York demand 50% Batavia
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    97 6 Rio 4' 4 sellers Paris 73 13 31' New York 4 87* 2 Montreal 4 B8 srt.5 rt Brussels 20 89 12-l2-Geneva 15.07 Amsterdam 7 21'«. Milan 57 13 32 Berlin 12 15. Madrid 35^. •.holm 19.40. Copenhagen 22 39* 2 Oslo 19.90»*. Vienna 26. Pmuwe 110 a
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    PRODUCE
    199 6 Singapore, Feb. 18. R «Siamt W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $128 R (Siam) W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $120 R I Siam W. Coast N. 3 per Koyan $125 Rice. B. Siam N. 1 per Kcyan $133 Rice' B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $130 Rice! Siam.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    82 6 Mails from Batavia and Falcmbang by aeroplane are expected at the General Post Office, Singapore, at 2.30 p.m. tomorrow. The local agents 04 the Imperial Airways notify that the outward aeroplane is expected to arrive at Singapore at about 5 p.m. to-day The mail will be available for
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    107 6 Public Functions Ar.a Sports Fixturrs TO-DAY, FFC. lh High Tide—ll.o3 a.m Legislative Council MwtJng Government Services Fco.'b;tJl > M Annvai General Mating. M i u tendance OSTiet. 4 In n.m Rotary Tiffin. Arielpiii Hn.. i n Rev. R. K S. Adair- on 'The \i
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    AMUSEMENTS
    70 6 ALHAMBRA. —"Flirtation Walk.' CAPITOL.— "Kiss And fc&fce Dp APOLLO. —Chinese pictures. EMPIRE.—"The Los. Jungle." GREAT WORLD— CaDaret Dancing Side-shows, Dean's Grand Opera, Cm nese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. MARLBOROUGH —Tamil talkie. Sakuniala." NEW WORLD. —Cabaret Dancing, Side-shows, Malay Operas, Chinese W*yangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. PAVILION. —"There's Always To-Mor-row." RITZ.—"The
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    THE FLYING BOAT DISASTER
    202 6 Nothing Wrong With Tin Machine Reuter. London, Feb. 16. THE Air Ministry announces that the bodies of the victims of the. flying boa', disaster will be conveyed by the warship Durban from Messina to Malta where they wiil be buried on Feb. 13. Hi; Majesty the
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      340 6 IUIIfIUIIIIUMMMIUIIMUIIIIUIUI^ SINGAPORE HOTELS f SEA VIEW HOTEL, IDEAL SEASIDE RESORT. I C> EVERY ROOM WITH PRIVATE BATH, RUNNING HOT COLD WATER. Cr TENNIS GOLF SWIMMING SUNBATHING. S ONE OF SINGAPORE'S SCENIC BEAUTY SPOTS. I TO-MORROW NIGHT (INFORMAL) Dj I SPECIAL DINNER DANCE CABARET I S WITH [jj 1 "LES ANDRES"
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      147 6 Wakened by indigestion ASLEEP AGAIN IN 5 MINUTES Do you know that awful feeling of wakening in the middle of the night with the pains of indigestion gnawing at your inside? Read how one such sufferer ended his trouble:— '7 find that now I am turned 50, 'f I have
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      386 6 [POSTAL i NT€LLICtHft| j SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DVT Pontianak 'Raub) 2 p.m. Si DU (Scott Harley) 3 p.m. Netherlands Indies, Bagan, Bengkalis and Selat Pandjang (Singaradja) 3 p.m. Pamangkat, Sambas and Sinekawang (Boelongan) 4 p.m. Australia, New Zealand, Java and Timor (Qantas) 7 p.m. TO-MOKROW Tarempa (G. Verspyck) 8 a.m.
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      35 6 Kee's residence, 10-3, Dhoby Ghaut, 7.30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 20 Gaylads Minstrels: No music practice until further notice. Mayfair Musical Party: Music practice, Ai Tong Old Boys' Society premises 182. Telok Ayer Street, 7 pm.
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    MALACCA VOLUNTEERS
    178 7 Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Feb. 15. acca V. C. Battalion R fle hion Snoon Shoot will be held at 3 buker on Sunday, March 3, at transport facilities will be provided "om Headquarters M-C.V. at 7.30 a.m. 9 Malacca V. c., American Doubles Tournament will take place On
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    32 7 The members of the Geyland Straits-Chinese V 0 nes2 Association will celebrate their L n anniversary on Saturday and SunPeb. 23 and 24, at 15, Amber Road. B-geng will be In attendance.
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    BERLIN, SHORT-WAVE STATION
    235 7 Wireless Programme For To-Day THE wireless programme for to-day as SSJ'aSfi by l e r German Shortf Hour's !sXZj*l hn Broadcasti <* (G^rm^En.n 13, r? JN Ann ™ncement En Sl->. German Folk. Song Programme Forecast (Germ., Engl) certf *&L R r\ layed from Lei P ConRecital fw*
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    CAR LAMP MORSE
    189 7 Bearings Flashed To Night Flyer (By Air Mail) London, Jan. 30. The resource of a post-office official who used a car head lamp to flash a message in morse to the pilot of an aeroplane who had lost his bearings was reported from Skegness, Lines., yesterday. A
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    HORSES' USE IN GAS WARFARE
    190 7 German "Poison Fireworks" Plan Berlin. THE possibility that the charge of the "gas brigade" may take the place in the history of future wars of the famous charge of the light brigade la suggested by an article in the four page military supplement which the
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    123 7 Man Severely Injured In Collision Singapore, Saturday A SIKH woman, the wife of a corpora l attached to the Pearl's Hill Police Barracks, was taken to the General Hospital yesterday evening in a stat: of collapse. She complained of leverc pain on the right side of her stomach.
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    CHANCE IN A MILLION
    194 7 Man Kills Best Friend Without Even Seeing Him Wuerzburg, Bavaria. A chance in a million has made a Bavarian the murderer of his best friend and has filled the whole town of Wuerzburg with horror. It happened like this: As two revellers" were making their way
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    "ONE MORE SPRING"
    140 7 Eight Tons Of Rain A Day Required Hollywood. Eight tons or water a day ar«> iised here to make rhe lain lor the picture "One More Spring." Everybody on !ne cer wadea in waier all day, T«vo or three tinier each shift they change their clo.hei and
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    BABY AUSTIN'S TRIUMPH
    116 7 Runaway Victory At New Zealand Speedway Following the opening, by the Governor General, of the new Gloucester Park Speeedway, at Auckland, New Zealand, a single-seater Austin Seven surprised the vast concourse of visitors by outclassing all rivals and winning the Championship event. Competing against many famous racing
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      359 7 Vh H j 'II K. L. G. SPARK PLUGS ENSURE A QUICK AND CERTAIN START. i Fit K.L.G. Plugs to your car, and the engine will respond instantly to the starter. Even combustion of fuel will provide smooth running and economy in petrol consumption. I MALAYAN MOTORS I LIMITED., 14
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      350 7 Wireless TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME Leonard Henry In "Sing For Your Supper" TODAY'S Empire \v reless programme a follows: pjn. Big Ben. Tom Jenkins, at the Plaza Cinema, Swanp.m Leonard Henry in "Sing for ipper." A companionable show isic) of a party stranded at the aid how they made the best
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      270 7 PHOHI, HOLLAND Wireless Programme For To-Day THE wireless programme for to-day as announced by Phohi, Holland, broadcasting on a wavelength of 25 57 metres is as follows.— 8.50 p.m. Dutch National Anthem ana opening announcement. 9 pm. Talk by Mr. A. Frankfurter. 920 p.m. Electrical transcriptions1. Hungarian March from "The
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      521 8 i g ,v SEASON EXTENDED I WJk H A MRU Ai r 1 NEXT CHANGE! TO-NIGHT: 6.15 9.15. j Hi afai I Ik j^lfhlllii Ui l i ll i l i <ll i,iii,ii!iiriiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiimMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii: i ii s |T.;. ROBERT ARMSTRONG Don't miss this opportunity of seeing Warner Bros. musical f masterpiece
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    Letters To The Editor, OUR READERS VIEWS
    75 9 [Our readers are invitea to write fc on subjects of public interest. It be understood that the "Malaya \ne" does not necessarily enopinions expressed by correspondLETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten pacing), and on one side of the ontjf. Pen-names may
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    Honours
    405 9 Editor, the Malaya Tribune) jrour leader the other day, you more than passing .strange many distinguished s urved Malaya faithnone has yet been selector of knighthood, though is by no means unIhe small Crown Coiony oi led that certain leaders c community in Malaya are ius; they are as
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    Flying For All
    62 9 To the Editor, thĕ MtUeya Tribune. Sir,—Why is no encourag m m -iv. ii to Aste in ttaa CGlo v l 0 xke aviation? i appeal to tire Unofficial members of it» L:i.slativc Council to bring this matter to the attentlcn of the Government, ro that the
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    INCOME TAX CLAIM
    47 9 U.S. Government's Case Against Mr. Andrew Mellon Reuter. Washington, Feb. 18. The hearing of the Federal Government's ciiim fo income tax against Mr Andrew Mellon, former U.S. Amba?eac!cr in Great B:i:.i.n. will open on Feb 18 an;l fa tXpected to last till Juno 3_
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    MEMORIAL SERVICE TO A PIONEER
    505 9 tributes To Rev. J. M. Hoover Singapore, Monday. 11/ ARM tributes were paid to the latr Rev. J. M. Hoover, of the MethodFst Episcopal Mission. Sibu, Sarawak, at a service held at .the Wesley Church yesterday evening in memory of hi:; work in Sarawak and
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    K. L. FESTIVITIES
    168 9 Dances At S.C.R.C. And Selangor Club From Oitt fitrn «W/*" cr Kuala Lumpur. Sunday THE SCR.C. and th«> Selanao. Clqb .wore on Tc>o last night tinr.il tli" sm H m i.f ih s monjrhK 1 Chines.. Club ilu-re wa» »h Chiip C"h Meh dance. while the S'?'un
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    CHILDREN'S BALLET IN SINGAPORE
    452 9 Enjoyable Show At The Victoria Theatre ASiIOW greatly appreciated both by chlldrin arW by grown-nra was the iserf6fmanee dt the Grand Badet 01--fWniscd by Miss Hilda VVnght and Miss isobel Mclntyre at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday I'Vtanvo. The first item oh the programme was A
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    RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT
    23 9 Reuter. Lisbon, Feb. 17. Gen al Cam or i was it--lected President ci the Portui uese Republic by v uge majority.—Router.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    44 10 The widow and family of the late Mr. T. K. Shaik Dawood wish to thank their relatives, friends and also the business Associates of fhe late Mr. Dawood, who so kindly sent messages and letters of condolence in their sad bereavement.
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    MALAYAN MATTERS
    984 10 week, presumably as a result of the visit of Mr. Latham, the Australian Attorneyuenerai, to the Far East and Malaga, it was announced that the Commonwealth Government had appointed Trade Commissioners to the Far East and the Netherlands East Indies. It is somewhat surprising that Malaya was not
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    Notes and Comments Mr. V. G. Savi
    245 10 IT has already been announced thai Mr. V. G Savi, who was Chief Police Officer of Singapore, has received the appointment of Chief Constable of Fife Th.' post, which was rendered vacant by the death of Mr. J. T- Gordon, is an important
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    The R.A.F. Disaster
    158 10 THE news of the disaster to one of the flying boats en route from England io the Singapore Air Base has caused (ie.p consternation throughout the Empire. The machine was the latest product of aviation craftmanship, fitted with four engines, and was apparently as safe from mishap
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    Commodity Gambling
    141 10 T)RITAIN is concerned over the repor; of gambling in commodities, v 1 there are ugly rumours of persons in high places being involved- How much of what is hinted at is true and how. much is sheer sensationalism has to be shown, but there is no denying th
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    Rubber Roads
    156 10 ACCORDING to a report which reached Singapore by the air mail, then appears to be renewed hope for rubber growers in Malaya owing to the persistent efforts being made by the bankerof Lombard Street to get many motf streets In London paved with rubber. It is nearly three
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    Topics Of The Day
    269 10 By "Looker-On" DARING experiments to cure baldness," says a headline. Hair-rais-ing stunts. Pedestrians should be seen and nohurt. Money must be streamlined. It goe.> so fast. A Cheaper golf balls are prophesied Playe.rs will drive a barga'n. A The kind of wife men look for is
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    Colony Makes Second Gift To Imperial Defence HALF A MILLION DOLLARS
    1852 11 I sTIMATED SURPLUS EXCEEDED Governor s Speech i (ouucil Meeting SECOND gift of half a million dollars, additional to the fixed contribution based on revenues, was tdc by the Legistative uncil of the Straits Settlement- at its first meeting
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    TRAVEL COSTS OF COUNCILLORS
    391 11 Full Attendances During Past Year REPORTS of the proceedings of four meetings 0 f the F. nance Committee were laid on the. table at to-day's session of the Legislative Council The meetings were held on Nov. 27 Dec 11. Dec. 31 and Jan. 15. No important
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    ROYAL JUBILEE
    300 11 Abolish The Rice Tax On That Day! U I H." writes to the Malaya Tribune J. as follows: 1 wonder if I should be treading on anyone's corns if I suggest a few unorthodox ways of celebrating the KingEmperof'.s Silver Jubilee. I have no means of judging what
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    CANTON AND PIRACY
    449 11 liig Howard Offered For Arrest THE seriousness with which the Canton Government views the Tungchow piracy is evidenced by the fact that on Feb 5 they issued a communique for general circulation offering a reward of uiton $5,000 for the arrest and conviction ot me two chief
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    SEVERE STORM IN HOLLAND
    47 11 Three Drowned And Two Killed Reuter. Amsterdam, Feb. 18. 'JHREE were drowned, two ethers killed and several seriously injured in accidents during a heavy storm which swept Holland over the weekend. Considerable damage was done and no ships were able to leave. —Reuter.
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    TALKING BOOKS
    77 11 Novel Development of Electrical Recording Reuter. London, Saturday. 1 RECENTLY invented boon for the blind was described by Mr. Lan Frascr (himself blind) in the House i of Commons. As a direct development of electrical I recording, talking books are being produced similar to gramophone discs, each sid-
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    Untitled
    30 11 The untitled Chinese Epworth League's Chinese New Year Dinner which was to have been held on Monday. Feb 18. has I been postponed to Saturday, Feo. 23 at 7.30 p.m.
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    ANOTHER ARMED ROBBERY
    170 11 Victims Bound And Shop Ransacked i Singapore. Monday. YET another armed robbery occurred on Saturday night, the Chinese owners 01 a sundry goods shop near the 13th mile, Changi Road, being robbed of $100 in cash and some jewellery valued at Shortly before 10 o'clock a gang
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    INTERNATIONAL CLUB
    295 11 Sultan And Sultanah In A Talkie j Singapore, Monday. THE Royal Johore International Club is an interesting centre of social I activity these days. Many resident ,of Singapore are members, and look j forward to Sunday, which is the great getting together" time at this beautiful club across
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    THROWN OFF HORSE
    196 11 Tragic Death Of Baronet's Wife Taunton. Somerset. Jan 29 Lady Hobart. wife of Sir Vere Hobart Ban and Master of the Taunton Vale ha* been killed in the hunting field at Heath field, near Taunton. Sonier- set. Her horse stumbled at 3 gate. threw r a rM
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    HEIGHT HANDICAP
    80 11 w Paris. M. Flandin, Prime Minister of Fiance, and Mme. Flandin hope to move into the beautiful "Hotel Matignon"—the "Chequers" of French Premiers—in about a month; but, meanwhile, they cannot find a suitable bedstead for M. Flandin. Compiegne museum offered him a bed that belonged to Napoleon and
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    HAUPTMANN BOOED
    108 11 Convicts Dislike Baby Murderers i Reuter. F_,, TA Ftemington, Fob. 17. ELLOW prisoner Sighting Hauptmann, who was convicted of Hie muider of the Lindbergh baby ami need to death, began to boo aiuj thru- were taken up by 600 cmiv:pt.<- in the prison mess Ouarlc restored order wilh
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    74 11 i Singapore. Monday. A Ceylonese who was knocked down by a car at the junction of North Bridge Road and Coleman Street on Saturday night was taken to hospital with abrasions on the legs, and complained of pain in the chest. j Whilst proceeding along Beach Road late
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    GERMANY & THE AIR CONVENTION
    111 11 GERMANY THE AIR CONVENTION Moscow Comment ATTEMPT TO ISOLATE FRANCE Reuter. Moscow, i eb. 17. German reply to the London proposals for an Air Convention is bitterly commented upon in a special article in the Pravda, which declares that the reply is calculated to start the hidden struggle between Britain
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    How Girls Were Trapped By Master-Spy BARON & BARONESS TO DIE?
    329 12 How Girls Were Trapped By Master-Spy BARON BARONESS TO DIE? Convict?d Of Treason SECRET TRIAL IN GERMANY Reuter. Reuter Wireless. Berlin, Feb. 16. A SPY trial is reported to have been held in secret by the People's Court and a number of the accused sentenced to death. They are believed
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    GIRL'S DARING CLIMB
    200 12 Twenty Below Zero On American Peak Lake Placid. New York State. A 23-year old English girl, Miss Margaret Burnford, has achieved the distinction of being the first woman to climb the perilous icy slopes of Mount Marcy. the highest peak of Adirondack mountains, this season. Accompanied by
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    BRIG. GEN. J. J. BYRON
    137 12 Death Of Famous Military Figure Capetown, Feb. 17. The death was announced at Briggen, of Brigadier General Hon. John Joseph Byron, CM G. DS O Reuter.. Tiru Hon. John Joseph Byron, was a number of Parliament in the Union of South Africa. He held various
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    DR. W. W. YEN
    54 12 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Feb. 16. Dr W. W. Yen. the Chinese Ambas- nor at Moscow, arrived here this morning. He told Pressmen that he would sail for Russia on Monday. The policy of the Chinese Government towards Soviet Russia, he added remain, d unchanged
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    A GREAT YEAR FOR CHINA
    171 12 Cultured Relations With Britain Reuter. London, Feb. 17. MR QUO TAI CHI, the Chinese Minister, replying on behalf of tt» guests at the annual dinner tonight at the "Peoples' National Theatre said that Jubilee Year was going to be also Chinese. Year in London witn
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    THE NEW WORLD
    162 12 Attractive Programme This Week WITH no extra payment beyond gate admission, the todowing lour attractions will be offered at the New World for three days from to-night. (li Grand illuminated procession depicting punishment in He.U. (2) Dragon Dance, for the first time in Malaya, performed by women.
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    MAJOR WRECKS SLOT DEVICES
    35 12 New York City. Major LaGuardia swung a heavy sledge-hammer on gambling n achinrs seized by the police as a scow carried hundreds of them <o be dumped in Lors Island Sound.
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    WINTER ARRIVES "DOWN EAST"
    30 12 AroostocK. Me. Snow blanketed the region after an early storm, bringing sleighs ouc of retirement and supplying ammunition for the season's "military" operation;; by the boys.
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    TRAIN WRECKED BY YOUTHS
    174 12 Japanese Goodwill Trip In North China Shanghai, feb, 16 APEIPmo-eHANH.MKWAN train wrecked by a party at <.ide Shanhaikwarc last nigm. Tne cxact itmount Of damage has not been ascertained p The Manchukuo has Rpproprta eo the sum at $18,000, m for the c«gjr«jton of the projected
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    THE CAPITOL
    186 12 Kiss And Make Up" An Excellent Comedy THE CINEMAS MANY cinema-goers who appreciate smart modern comedy keep a keen look out for the names of Genevieve Tobin and Edward Everett Honou. When these clever players are together tliey know iha *.he fare b good and full ci bright
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    Pavilion With "There's Always To-morrow"
    115 12 Tiv* Pavilion Theatre has scored again with Binnie Barnes' first screen triumph. There's Always To-morrow," a domestic comedy-drama o! unusual interest. There is not a flaw In the- cast Or pr*scntatfon —one almost forget» that K is a screen production—but the work of Binme Barnes,
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    George White's "Scandals" At The Roxy
    44 12 The current attraction of the Roxy Theativ. White's ScandsUV t leait to song-lovers. This Fox mu teal comedy ist constructed arounil a romantic story interwoven with spectacular revues aud A programme ot snappy -hOrii« piccHes rtit' main f?ot\ire.
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    "Sakuntaa" At The Marlborough
    74 12 Those present at the Marlborough Theatre last light saw Velammal, the golden-voiced beauty, act and sing in the starring role of Pioneers' romantic film Sakunthala." Mr. Velu Nair of "HaTichandra" fame" appears in the opposite role. He was for many years a leading figure on the
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    "LES ANDRES"
    60 12 Excellent Dancers At Seaview Hotel "Les Andres," the three contental dancers now appearing at Seaview Hotel, present one of the best cabaret shows ever seen in Singapore. A large audience gave them an enthusiastic reception at their first appearance on Saturday eveni ing. I They will be at
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    ITALO-ABYSSINIAN TENSION
    63 12 Reuter. 3,000 Italian Troops For Somaliland Messina, Feb. 17 THREE thousand troops eons'sting three battalions of militia and a 3 1 regiment of the Peloritana Divi will sail to-morrow for Ertrea, Somaliland. The militia men are already on board the transport Conte Biancomano is on her way from
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    367 12 General Tone Rather Brighter Reuter Wireless. London THE Stock Exchange opnrnM to-day. though otter r> tunp-r of selling the fccnw&l tone lather brighter. Gilt-edged securities ruled vr regular. The 3'/a Wki Loan raU.iti »o 106 1 a arid three prr rfm- !"r 1 m*. a pound to Otherwise
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    GORDON HIGHLANDERS
    126 12 Band To Give Concerts In South Africa Bloemfontein. Orange Free State Arrangements are being made to brnv to South Africa from Scotland one ol tne best regimental bands in Great Britain— the brass and pipe band of the Goiuon Highlanders. tm n This band will visit South Africa
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    Chiang Kai Shek On Japan's Policy NO ANTI-NIPPON FEELING
    544 13 Peace With Justice CHINESE HATE THE MANCHUS Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Feb. 17. Xl LING message states that > Tar- shal Chiang Kai Shek" granted an w to the Osaka Ashai corres- last Thursday. I v est ions put to
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    YOUNG PEOPLE'S CIRCLE
    30 13 \oung People's Circle (of trie jng Methodist Episcopal Church) a Social on Friday, Feb 22, at As usual the Social will be preuy a short busings* meeting.
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    MAN RUNS AMOK
    136 13 Three People Stabbed One Fatally (From Our Own Correspondent; Penang, Sunday. AS a result of an alleged stabbing affair at Telok Bahang on Friday night o n 2 of three people injured died this morning from her wounds. The three victims were Ponnamal (deceased). Anamalay and Muniamal
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    BRITISH FILM BANNED
    70 13 "The Scotland Yard Mystery" Not Shown In Hungary BudADt'sl. "Th? Scotland Yard MysUTV-" the fllijj -■id' 1 by British International Pictures hai been banned by >hc Hunxnnu.i Film ensor. The rea-on Riven /or The refusal to grant permission for the picture to bhown was that many robberies
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    PIECE OF IRON AS WEAPON
    411 13 Two Malays Assault A Compatriot (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. AHMAT and Sudin, two Malays were to-day charged with causing hurt with a dangerous I weapon by striking another Malay with a piece of iron. The accused were charged before Mr. J. P.
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    LANDOWNER'S CLAIM DISMISSED
    335 13 Suit Against A Malay District Officer (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. THE Chief Justice (Sir Samuel Thomas) dismissed the suit against Che Samah Ha j' A 1 at present District Officer. Kuala Lumpur and Kajang for rent alleged to be due, at the conclusion of
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    POSSESSED DISTILLERY
    117 13 Man Fined $500 In K.L. Police Court 'From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. Fines amounting to $500 were imposed on a Chinee. Khor Yam. by Mr. F. X Wilson, the First Magistrate, after accused had pleaded guilty to two charges, one of possession of a distillery and
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    AROUND MALAYA
    216 13 Personal Pars About Local People a MR. F L Riley, the Assistant Commissioner of Police. Pc-rak North. has left for Home on leave prior to retirement H?s sucoissor. Mr J B J Bird' who has Ju>t returned from Home leave MUr. now assumed duty. Che Mustapha Albakri, the
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    Japanese Boxer Beaten After A Gruelling Battle Little Abayan Gains A Popular Verdict
    1159 14 Penang Visitors Create Favourable impression (By "K. 0.") Sim:rt|M>n, VUii.ii is I ITTLE Abayan, Mr. Bertie Bell's latest import a lion lr/.i, Philippines, made an excellent impression last nitflil him,, outpointed the popular Japanese boxer, liny Murotu,
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    Truining For The Singapore Races
    361 14 Sultan Of Perak Watches The Gallops (By our Racing Correspondent.) Singapore. Monday. SOME of the horses entered for the forthcoming meeting were sent out to do slow work on the third track this morning. The rain kept off untii training was over. Among the spectators
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    R.A.F. SOCCER WIN
    61 14 Siamese Side Beaten By Odd Goal 'From Our Oiun Correspondent/ Bangkok. Feb. 17. A clean and pretty short passing game resulted In a victory for the R.A.F. this afternoon against i selected Siamese side, by three goals to two. At half time the visitors led by two
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    SHANGHAI GIRL ATHLETES
    472 14 Sports Exhibition In Singapore Singapore, Monday. THE members ol the Shanghai Tung Yah girls party, now touring Singapore. gave an exhibition of athletic sport* In conjunction with loca! Chinese school girls yesterday at the Anson Roau Saturday, Men'a events were also held, competitors from the local Chinese
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    C. S. C. CARNIVAL
    228 14 Results Of Various Competitions THE Chinese Swimming Club Carnival on Saturday night was voted an outstanding success. The spacious grounds were crowded and the fun was carried on till the early hours of the morning. Among the prominent people present were: Hon. Dato S. Q. Wong
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    Hollies Takes 7 Wickets For 50 Runs THIRD TEST MATCH IN WEST INDIES
    334 14 Home Team All Oul For 184 Georgetown, Feb. 16. THE Third Test match between the West Indies and England was continued to-day in bright and sunny weather. In reply to England's score of 226. the West Indies
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    Two Cup Finals In Kuala Lumpur Football Co-operators And Railways Competitions
    65 15 A. L. Henry Does Hat-Trick In A Tall Scoring Match roin Our Reporter > Kuala Lumpur* ;-a\iiihn, i Z 2xssssesv£&as(& :iK£r^s~ssiss nil |*r ~rnun* the haclriek. and in the other match for thp t M 'i /"h i ,>lla
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    U AMMAN'S' CUP
    701 15 r w r k and a finer undert of game- gave the Co-operative Society -y by six goals to two over Co-operative team in the Gammans' Cup Football the Padang to-day. was played before a lar. including Mr. W. D. Bi I sh Resident, and Mi.;.' A
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    HYAMS' CUP
    466 15 B*™™' crowd of spectator; .L Transportation B XI dcfeate.i final o! t T, ran H Sportatio AXI nnai of the Hyams' Cup soccer comn. «he Railway gfound The winners were superior in all r»p huveTcn l^e.\he ol S eore a wou e i chances Th UCh f b
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    ENGLISH & SCOTTISH LEAGUE SOCCER
    1202 15 ENGLISH SCOTTISH LEAGUE SOCCER Position Of The Teams To Date THE following are the results ol matches played in the English and J Scottish Leagues on Saturday, with the positions of the teams to date: FIRST DIVISION Aston Villa 3 Grimsby T. 2 "Leeds U. I Portsmouth 0 Middlesbro' 0
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    K. L. BADMINTON CHAMPIONS
    213 15 Presentation of Prizes By Mrs. Barron f (From Ou-r Own Reporter; i Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. THE presentation of prizes in the Selangor Badminton Association tournaments took place this evening at the Victoria Institution Hall when a large gathering including Mr. and Mrs. SiAS*™ Mr and Mrs
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    TAIPING SOCCER
    328 15 Entries For District League 'From Our Oivn Correspondent) Taiping, Feb. 14. ENTRIES for the forthcoming competition in the Taiping and District Football League show an improvement in comparison with those of last year. The First Division has attracted six teams as compared with five last season, namely, 2
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    HOME RUGBY
    126 15 Reuter. London, Feb. 16. The following matches, in the Rugby Union were, played to-day: Royal Navy 13. Royal Air Force 8 at Twickenham. Bath 3. Gloucester 0. Bedford 18. O.M.T. 6. Bridgwa'er 8. St. Barfs Hsopital 13. Cambridge University 0, Blackhea'h 23. Civil Service 6, The Army 12,
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    THRILLING BOXING IN PENANG
    415 15 Young Tarley Outpoints Frank Weber 'From Our Own Correspondent/ Penang, Sunday YOUNG Tarley, 8s:. 12.b., outpointed Frank Weber, Bst. 111b., last night in twelve thTe-minute rounds at Wembley Park before one of the biggest 1 crowds to attend a boxing match here Tarky certainly had to
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    FAMOUS DIVER
    93 15 Extended Tour Through England During the summer. England will be visited by Pe;er Desjardins. the world famous acroba.ic diver, who won both the high and springboard titles lor ;he United States at the 1923 Olympic Games. He will travel about 8.000 miles visit JO different towns, and give
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      144 15 I "7'~ r L 'm^T;^7«T i c Assets exceed 512,000,000. Assurance in force over $35,000,000. f j The Great Eastern Life Assurance I Company, Limited. I 0 p (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). X 1 HEAD OFFICE Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. j LONDON OFFICE 27, Old Jewry,
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    Singapore Y.W.C.A, Reports Successful Year
    1786 16 The Various Angles Of The Triangle TJIE following is tilt» annual report of the Singapore Y W C.A. for 1934 In no sense could Mils vear in the history of the Singapore Y.W.C.A. be calieci ,i fctatic year for. a$ one reads over the records
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    REDS MUST BE CRUSHED
    328 16 Marshal Chiang's New Order Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Saturday MARSHAL Chia.ng Kai Shek has 111 ordered Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang 11 and other military commanders in the three Yangtse provinces to roundl up the Red remnants by the end of April otherwise they will be
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    IPOH DENTIST SUED
    216 16 Damages Claimed For Two Years' Old Accident 'From Our Oicn Correspondent) Ipoh. Saturday. Judgment was reserved in the Supreme Court. In the suit brought by Mr. D. S. Fraser. expor: manager of Messrs. Riley (Coventry), Limited, for $7,500 damages against Mr. H. A. Johnson, dental surgeon. Ipoh.
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    BROKER'S CLAIM FAILS
    90 16 Alleged Commission For Deal Which Fell Through (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. Mr. J. p. Biddulph, magistrate, second court, delivered judgment against Mr A ,fe y nayaka a broker, who claimed $120 from one Ghows Khan of Taiping. It was stated that this sum was
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    RESIGNATION WITHDRAWN
    42 16 Sin Chew Jit Poh. AJ Shanghai, Feb. 16. Admiral Chen Chao Kuan, the Minister of the Navy, has withdrawn his resignation. He left for Nanking this morning General Huang Mv Sung also left foi Nanking this morning.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    INSOMNIA IS NOT A DISEASE
    260 16 But It Is A Symptom Which SHOULD NOT HE IGNORED. When you cannot sleep at night do n suppose that you are going to trouble by the use of sLep-indui These help temporarily oaly; a quent use is definitely harmful. need to do is to
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    417 17 kinur The Country Better Known ■B\ AJi- Mrti!.» London. F«b (J. S.jv'l. oi the Police, has sell. o, v <ift5 ,4r extension of leave mi mil) one Important neI!* f<nr <»112 iwo or three r'.cl .1 for flrta! interview .1 112 in Constable of Fife- i 1
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    105 17 > '»>int Managing Director Appointed 'By Air Mailt London, Jan. 31. m>'w!itment of Mr. Edward Wil•foint Manasiiiß Director of Wireless Ltd. has been anT taw was for 35 years closely '"•'■i with 'he old Eastern Telegraph «now merged into Cable and Licl and in rhe later years
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    MURDER ANALYSED
    342 17 Why Do People Commit It? <By Air Mail.) London, Feb. 6. DR. W. Norwood East, a prison commissioner who has had personal exmnJSSrSL °1 2Z!> men charged with 3 u ft told the Medico-Legal Society or His deductions concerning the motives for the crimes. SEVERAL FACTORS In analysing
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    100 17 England To Australia In Four Days •By Air Mail) London, Jan. 31. Sir Philip Sassoon. Under-Secretary of State for Air. speaking at a dinner given by the Knights of the Round Table Club in honour of Mr. T. Campbell Black and Mr. C. W. A. Scott, in London,
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    453 17 Proposed Change Of Name Of Association THE annual general meeting of St. Joseph's Old Boys* Association will be held a: St. Patrick's by-the-sea on Sunday, Feb. 24, at 10 a m. Mr. A. J. Braga will propose and Mi. F. C. James wiil second that the present
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    16 17 Miaml, Fla The American Legion staged a spectacular parade at the opening of itn sixteenth convention.
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    487 17 Boy's Escapade Leads To Prison <Ry Air Mail) London, Feb. 6. YET another exciting chapter has been added to the already crowded lifestory of an 18-year-old lad He is John Roderick, of mansions. Fulham Road, London although he is kncwn also as Malcolm St Clair, Malcom
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    COSTS AGAINST SOLICITOR
    743 18 Judge's Order A CHINESE ESTATE MATTER Singapore, Saturday. A CHINESE estate matter which came up before the Supreme Court before Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell in the form of an originating summons was disposed of yesterday when his lordship delivered his judgment. The applicants were Messrs. Estate and
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    98 18 Pr.igue. Meet IV*r. Leopold Kiss He is a 20-year-old shoe-assistan: at P'\,<-'e;ov. in Moravia and ne had a quafrc! with his sweetheart which led him ;c stealing a public letterbox fixed to a house wall Tin girl he hoped to marry jilted Dim and showed him
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    95 18 First Non-Stop Mail Flight Reuter. Port of Praia. (Cape Verde Islands >, Feb. 17. THB world long-distance fliers, Codos and Rossi, while attempting the first non-stop mail flight from France to South America, were compelled to return to the Cape Verde Islands owing to the oilfeed giving
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    17 18 Williamsburg, Va. William and Mary i onfered a doctorate of Laws on President Roosevelt.
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    TWO KINDS OF SILVER
    112 18 Move In China To Ease The Tightness Of Money Reuter. Shanghai, Feb. 17. IT is learned authoritatively that an announcement will shortly be made to the effect that silver in future imported by China will be earmarked and allowed to be re-exported after a period of
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    HUGE THRONG HEARS IL DUCE
    25 18 Milan. Italy Half a million Italians acclaimed Mussolini as be spoke from a platform in front of the famous cathedral.
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    India Week By Week Why Labour Opposes Reforms In India
    663 19 The Right Of The People To Get Self-Government London, Feb. 1. riving the represen tall opportunity of ii- own scheme for Con* k form was made by Mr. broadcasting on the the Indian opposition scheme was not based 34 and
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    LAND REVENUE
    49 19 Government Rejects Resolution Madras. Feb. I. T iture passed Rceek recommending a reduction in the land the Presidency se seasonal conditions. has issued a comheir decision not on the urouna the loss of revenue amounting to that no Government ?ss it was prepared to machinery of govern-
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    BIG DELHI PARADE
    53 19 U >limx> Usl Three limits N"\v IMkhl. Jan. 31. 1 iwudes witnessed 7 the Delhi Canton nious arms which Eastern Comma relied the who took the iifn of the Viceroy IUMi. grrUtois, witnessed '»"w bniiiu: for thice '"dvci fhf Cuunless of 1 King Geotgv of r KTuu
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    BAD AUGURY
    33 19 t imicmic Suspected In India IM. T"eb- 1. i-'M uct M cloudy for some "-'urv for (he itiaxi^o. till falling. Mhlrttiir M xnpcrlril and iH r uiuu vit?orou.>lv. iluvc bcui repoi'letf.
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    COBRA BITE
    54 19 Strange Antidote For Consumption Midias, I'>b I. AVI7A(' ArA'i AM ci>rri*si>onfl#*nl that rnporV has rra«i)f< 11»n about ill" death ol u Brahmin, who caught hold of a cobfr» and made it bile him unner th» 1 belief that poison would pet as an antidote for consumption from which
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    COLD WAVE TRAGEDY
    136 19 Five People Rendered Unconscious Bombay, Feb. 1. The- re-appearance of the cold wave, ilmugh lesser in intensity, had a tragic sequel to-day in the mill area when five members of a family were rendered unconscious, one of whom died after admission to the hospital. It appears that
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    FINANCE ACT
    85 19 Bombay, Jan. 21. The Bombay Government have gazetted a Bill by which they propose to extend the operation of the provisions of the Bombay Finance Act of 1932 relating to the levy of the Electric Duty and the application of the Court Fees Act and the Stamp Acts
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    INDIA ASSEMBLY
    450 19 Rejection 0£ Trade Pact New Delhi, Jan. 30. THE Assembly rejacted the Indo-Bnt-ish Trade Agreement by 66 votes to 58. Mr. James urged the House to reciprocate goodwill and not to poison the spring of the relationship of the two countries. Mr. Mody contended that the agreement does
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    DRUNKEN GURKHAS
    77 19 Serious Clash With Aborigines Pa ma. Jan. 30. Four Gurkhas were killed and five injured and one Aborigine killed in a clash between 2.000 warlike aboiiginal Santhals and 100 drunken Guikha miners to-day. The Santhals were*engaged in a festive dance In the village of Ghatsila in the district,
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    EARL & COUNTESS OF ATHLONE
    580 19 EARL COUNTESS OF ATHLONE Visit To Viceroy BIG GAME HUNT PLANNED Bombay, Jan. 31. T.K.U. Princess Alice, Countess of Athlone, and the Earl of Athlone, brother of Her Majesty the QueenEmpress, arrived in Bombay to-day by the Narkunda, and were received aboard the ship by Col. Hartley and Capt. Mondrell,
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