Malaya Tribune, 2 April 1936

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales vol xxm. No. 78 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1936 FIVE CEVT3. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday, Apr. 2, 1936. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1936. FIVE CENT*.
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      63 1 Read The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya OXFORD^ I SAUSAGES I MM AT ITS BEST I SAFE FOR BABY Blue Cross Milk containsthe nourishing and essential ingredients baby j specialists recommend: Vitamins, Proteins, Sugar and Fat, all j necessary for building a healthy body. BLUE CROSS STOCKS j ARE ALWAYS
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      218 1 Are job considering BUYING A WATCH Get our quotations first before j roinr elsewhere. i Our widest range:— Cvma, Roskoff. Vulc«in j! Paramount M.C.C., Polar S.P. and others. Suits all pockets and fancy 1 MALAYAN WATCH CO, I 433, North Bridge Road, 'j (near Middle Rd.), Singapore. I The Original
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES SHIPPING IN TIME OF WAR
    1126 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES SHIPPING IN TIME OF WAR Air Dangers DEFENCE ATTACK OF TRADE QNE of the biggest problems which this country will have to face in any future war was the subject of an Admiralty lecture, which was delivered to members of the Southampton Master Mariners' Club by Lieut-Commander
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      365 2 v BRITISH INDIA P. O. S. N. CO.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore, 1936 BHUTAN 6,100 Apr 9 1 7 ;000 ApVlO v L 16 0 A P r 24 SOUDAN 6,500 May 6 RANPURA 17,000 May 8 ?OR?n AN 6070 June 4 n%rur 16 000 June 5 ££5%j ll
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      25 2 S. K. DECK COLOMBO $17 j Next Sailing s.s. "HAWAII MARU" APRIL 9, at p.m. ror particulars apply to: OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA, TEL. 5337—9. j
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      405 2 X. Y. K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated in Japan). To LONDON, via Penang, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar. s.s. "FUSHTMI MARU" Apr. 2 s.s. KAKOZAKI MARU Apr. 16 m.s. TERUKUNI MARU Apr. 29 s.s. HAKUSAN MARU May 14 Rates to Ist class 2nd class
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      394 2 P4SSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorships. Moa Cabins hi*ve adjoining private bath. Ex cellent Cuisine. FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From S'pore Malacca Port Penanj M.S. S'ham FIONIA 3BORINGIA 14-4 14-4 15-4 17-4 ERRIA 5-5 5-5 6-5 8-5 LALANDIA 26-5 26-5
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      459 2 1 ScOU LLOYD I (Incorporated tn Germany). The undernoted are the Com pain- tended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. For MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA JAPAN. Dae Bpan me "POTSDAM" omits North China Aur "isar" g HOMEWARDS FOR HOLLAND, HAMBURG AMi BREMEN:— "SCHARNHORST" also calls Barcelona and Marseilles m pon 5 "TRAVE" Uso
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    221 3 STEADY BUT VERY QUIET .Malayan Shipments For March Singapore, Thursday morning. Rubber (Sim ap ?rc) 26" t cts., up I;; Ct Market Tone: Steady. Tin (Singapore) up To-day's Prices: London: 7 7 16d., unchanged. .Market Tone: Quiet. New York: 15 15 16 cts., up I|l6 ct. Market
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    FINANCIAL NEWS & VIEWS LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1531 3 FINANCIAL NEWS VIEWS LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS Ihe following share quotations are issued by Fraser aud Co. and Lyall and Evatt:— MINING Singapore. Thursday, 10 a.m. Value m *S aser Lyall «mpat 5 se, 53 rwlj f1 1 Kumbangr 28 6 29 6 28 3 29 6 tl f' w
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    96 3 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Wednesday noon. Buyers. Sellers. No. I.X.R.S.S. in cases (FOB. April) 26 316 26 516 Good F.A.Q. in cases (F. 0.8. April) 26 116 26 316 No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) (awardable Spore) 268 26V 4 do. April 26 316 26 516
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    SINGAPORE TRACTION CO., LTD.
    93 3 «ipitulisation Schem? Approved rr»n Our Own Correspondent) London, April 1. ''x'raordlnary meeting of the SiiiKapore Traction Co, Ltd., to-day una» 3fhe° V appioVrd the capitalisation Mr Hawkins, pre«idi»R explained mat preference holdcn wl'l receive new fully nald preference shares In respect or each £8 worth of
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    RUBBER AUCTION
    161 3 Prices Realised At Weekly Sale Singapore, Wednesday. THE Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association held its *****t auction, to-day, when there wereCatalogued 751,899 lb.—tons 335 Offered 725.497 lb—tons 323 38 Sold 622,980 lb.—tons 278 11 London—Spot 7 7|l6d. New York—Spot 15 7|B cents. PRICES REALISED RIBBED SMOKED SHEET
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    254 3 Prices Ease On Lack Of Support Reuter Wireless. London, Mar. 30. On the Stock Exchange Hime rails were in public favour a"d h°re was also some buying of electri al equipments. Otherwise the continued international obscurity and the French monetary situation deprrrred 'he markets, although prices were more
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    LYALL & EVATT'S DAILY REPORT
    52 3 LYALL EVATT'S DAILY REPORT Singapore, Tuesday. MINING: Conditions unchanged. Shares inactive. Jelebus .92 .96, Hong Fatts .90 .95, x.ti. Sungei Luas $1.47 $1.50, Ulu Klang $1.19 $1.22, Pungah 216 21 9, K. Kamuntings 6 7 Vj> buyers. INDUSTRIALS: Steady, 1.C.1. 39--middle. Imperial Tobacco 155 Malayan Collieries $23.25 buyers, S. Traders
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    BRITAIN'S BUDGET FIGURES
    375 3 A SURPLUS No Borrowing For Sinking Funds London, Apr. 1. THE revenue returns issued by the Treasury 3 t the Hose of the financial year to-night show that the Budget is balanced with surplus of just under £2,000,000 againt an estimated surplus of £560.000. Revenue has exceeded
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    CANADIAN FINANCES
    91 3 Reuter. Ottawa. Apr. I. Alberta facts the prospect of being first Canadian Province to fail to meet its bond maturity obligations. Her provincial loan of $3 200,000 matures to-day and the Dominion's power *o loan the province the necessary money expired at midnight, when tne Finance MUnHter, Mr.
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      215 3 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED. (Incorporated in England) SINGAPORE BRANCII: 4, D'Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital £2,000,000 Paid-up Capital £1,000,000 Reserve Fund 500.000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON BRANCHES: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi, Madras. Amara. Baghdad Bahrein, Basra. Kirkuk. Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money rece'ved on Fixed Deposits or
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      28 3 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPOKI HON, LTD FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR. PERSONAL ACCIDENT AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE: 16D, Cecil St.. Singapore L. G. JOHNSON, General M&n&cer.
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      423 3 IF EVERY WIFE KNEW WHAT EVERY WIDOW KNOWS EVERY HUSBAND WOULD BE ADEQUATELY INSURED. We offer you something: unusual in insurance The International has devised an exclusive insurance feature. The Disability Compensation Clause. Under this Clause we not only pay certain benefits in case of temporary disability through accident, but
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    PEON CHARGED BY STENOGRAPHER
    451 4 Alleged Theft Of A Parcel Singapore Thurwl*} MISS N RAPPA, d stenographer err,ploved by Messrs Franc)• Peafc uclf Co., Ltd., was the nimpltiinanf In u cu-u* before Mr H M Blacker, the Thlio Magistrate, yesterday when an India,) neon named Rntnsumi&r tr the same firm was
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      601 4 M. HASSAN 8« 37, BRAS BASAH ROAD, SINGAPORE. We undertake all sorts of work in electrical, gas and water service lines. Vye give prompt attention to all orders either big or small. Why not consult us about your requirements Estimate submitted upon request without charge or obligation. 'PHONE 3411. VACANT
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      702 4 Premises To Let RODNEY HOUSE, 10 BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE. f To let the modern premises to be known as Rodney House No. 10, Battery Road, comprising shop with show cases and offices, and 16 separate offices on the upper floors. Electric lift to all floors, and each floor equipped with
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      714 4 Wanted. WANTED—2nd hand Dumpy or Cook's Reversible Level with Staff. Must be in* good condition. State price and particulars. Apply A. V. FERNANDEZ, New Prison, Changi. For Sale. FOR SALE: Complete Journalism Course, London College of Authorship, cost £4. 4s. and U. S. School of Musicpostal course on 'Cello, complete
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      643 4 I NOTICE. IN THE ESTATE OF ABBASBHOY ALLD3HOY OTHERWISE KNOWN AS ABBASBHOY DECEASED. Pursuant to Section 29 of the Public Trustee's Ordinance 1929, notice is hereby given that all creditors and persons having any claims against the estate of the abovenamed Abbasbhoy Allibhoy otherwise known as Abbasbhoy deceased, late of
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      307 4 (fj s htt f U I II FOR THE Jy LATEST IN I 7 CLOCKS WATCHES I Yick Woh fling I V 429, North Bridge Road, J V (Near Middle Roadj. y Prof. Adrian Peters. Magnetic Healer 95, Geylang Road. Hours: 9—12 a.m. 2—5 p.m. as a prophylactic against j
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      159 4 JUST UNPACKED! \m Bl±h Hi The Fairy of the Home* 13a ml Mut'liiiirs for EMBROIDERY WORK D. T. LOTS F ace Lo t io 21 excellent for PIMPLES FRECKLES SUNBURNS and ROUGHNESS. Acts marvellously in keeping the skin SMOOTH. WHITE and BEAUTIFUL. D. T. LIM CO. 353, North Bridge Road,
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    K. L. FLYING CLUB REPORT
    1533 5 THE GOVERNMENT GRANT RENEWED rpHE fifth annual report of tha Kuala Lumpur Flying Club, which has just been published, reals a slight increase in memberhip during the year 1935 as cornered with the previous year. Honorary members in 1935 numil 5. flying members 153 and
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    TWO CONFERENCES
    576 5 Members' Use Of Other Clubs Royal Singapore and Penang Clubs held two inter-club conduring the year, at Kuala Lumpur and Singapore, which afforded unties tor discussion of many of mutual interest, urn? of 'he conferences was mutual understanding arrived at members of more than one flying Malaya should
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    SUBSIDY RENEWED
    229 5 Appointment Of Civil Aviation Director The five years for which the Government Maintenance Grant was given expired on Jan. 31. 1936, and the Committee is pleased to be able to report that Government has agreed to renew this grant for a further period of three years. The grateful
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    OEHLERS MEMORIAL CHURCH
    265 5 Dedication Ceremony On Saturday yi'! Usury »>lilrt Memorial Church fill' mile on the Upper Seraii- 'w Wo:(0 o now nearmt* completion Mr dedicated on Saturday. 1 f> p 111. by the Lord Bishop 1 -II m w »hv lutmc o! St. will i.t remcinbcrtd that Harry hu
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    DR. WANG CHUNG HUI
    78 5 May Become China's Premier Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Mar. 31. A number of Nanking leaders have been visiting Dr. Wang Chung Hui, the well-known jurist, in hospital during the last few days. It is generally believed that they were urging him to accept the post
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    WANG THING WEI CASE
    143 5 Chiang" "Pillar Of Th.» Nation" Sin Chew Jit Poh. Hsien Chung Lin denied all Ihe charges against him. He also denied that he had any connection with the revolt of Ihe 19th Route Army In Fukien. The hearing was adjourned —Sli Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai. April
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      75 5 I A WK LL-Paid appointment as Ac- i '"'mtant, Secretary, Cost Ac- I !1 Office Manager, Shipping; Bank or Insurance Officer, i or Book-keeper, is within your if you train by post with The n,) °l of Accountancy—the leadinc nation in the British Empire for building of Successful Business Write
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      66 5 cimom j THE "SUPER MODERN TWELVE" IS STILL THE MOST REMARKABLE j J CAR EVER MADE I Comparisons show the "Super Modern" CITKOEN still to be "Two I Years Ahead" in design, performance and comfort. M Write for catalogue 1936 M odel now available. j Sole Distributors for S.S. K.M.S.
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      144 5 Ei 1 13 3 L I which won the Grifnc? Prix jft Ji Just one lm y tablet three I Gold Medals and innu.ner- kf times a day keeps you 1 able testimonials, is now f I young and healthy. At $3 I internationa'lv recognised 'jfl from leadin S Chemists.
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— To-Day's Shipping PASSENGERS LEAVING
    207 6 ARRIVING in Singapore by the N.YK s s. Fushimi Maim yesterday afternoon were Mr L A. Da vies. Mrs. E. M Smith, Miss Fielding and Mr. H. Wilson Mr Gordon Burt of the Asiatic Petroleum Co. Singapore, is going Home
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    PASSENGERS
    228 6 Singapore, Thursday. The following are passenger* by th Schai nhorst which left Singapore lc: Europe to-day— Mrs T H Toxopcns-BuLskoOi Mr. .nu Mrs. C, C Muhren unci child, Mr ana Mrs H H Schuyt and chUd. Mr and Mrs. B Stussen and 3 rhildreii. Cuptaln J L A Nfts
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    IMPERIAL AIRWAYS DELAY
    202 6 Commons Debate SCHEME TO REDUCE TIME Reuter. London, Apr. 1. f cause of Imperial Airways failure to adhere to their published schedules in LcndonSingapore flights was sought by Sir Frank Sanderson in the House of Commons to-day. Sir Philip Sassoon, UnderSecretary for Air, said that Imperial Airways
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    LOCAL RATES
    67 6 Further Preference For British Service The new rate for letters carried to Lonodon by X.L.M. planzs is 60 cents compared with 55 cents previously. The Imperial rate remains at 25 cents per half ounce The imperial air mail to Continental Europe has been reduced from 47 cento to
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    68 6 Mails expected from Europe etc. (London) by Air (Imperial), time of delivery of boxholders* letters only 7 p.m. to-day, general delivery of letters 8.25 a.m. to-morrow. Mails expected from Europe < Amsterdam i by Air (Netherlands*, time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 8 p.m. to-day and general
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    112 6 Singapore. Wednesday. Scharnhorsf. German 10.712 tons* from Yokohama 31.3, to Bremen 2 4 Kcdah. Briti h, 1.033 tons; from Belawan 31.3, to Belawan 2.4. Benwyries. British, 3,750 tons; from London 31.3, to Manila 2.4. Bulan, British 442 tons; from Malacca 1.4, to Penang 5.4. Boelongan, Dutch, 578 tons;
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    THE VICTORIA
    87 6 Singapore, Thursday. The Lloyd Triestino luxury liner Victoria arrived from China this morning. It anchored in the Roads until noon when it came alongside the S H B Wharves. This was because there was no available berth until then. Passengers came ashore from the vessel as it lay
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    Money Market
    197 6 SELLING Singapore. Apr. 1. London 4 months' &igbt 24 5i32 London 3 mouths' sight 2'4 Vs London 60 days' sight 2j4 3i32 London 30 days' sight 2<4 116 London demand 2;4 1-52 London 2j4 1»32 Lyons and Paris demand 87 J Hamburg demand 140 New York demand 57
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    97 6 British Official Wireless. Paris» 75 7 04 Mew Yaik4.f)S 1110 Mon'real 4.9H'4> Brussels 29 26. Geneva 15.20. Amserdam 750. Milan 02 9 16, Beilin 12 30 Stockholm 19.39 Copenhagen 22.39Xj Ohio 19.90**. Vienna 20»fe. Prague 119 S 0 HeLsmgfors 227. Madrid 30»'« Rio 4ft. oiDelaL London, Apri 1
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    PRODUCE
    209 6 Singapore, April 1. R. <Siam> W Coast No. 1 per KoyansllB R. «Siami W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $114 R. 'Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $112 Rice, B. Siam, No. 1 per Koyan $110 Rice, B. Siam, No. 2 per Koyan $107 Siam, Rice, 1 $204
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    AMUSEMENTS
    74 6 ALHAMERA "La t ol CAfIIOL StriKe Ml Eddie Cantor. PAVBUON.—"Ah V. EMPlRE.—Cantonese Talkie. GREAT WORLD. —Caba ret Da Side-shows, Malay Operas, Chines* V*uyangs. Cinemas. Talkies, etc. MARLBOROUGH- Ni U Hollywood.'' NaW WORLD.—Gabare t Dancini Side-shows, Maiay Operas, Chinese \Wyangs. Cinemas, Tali-:. REGAL (Late Apoll -Chi tures. RITZ.- The Lost
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    S. BRITISH INSURANCE
    38 6 Interim Dividend Of l>. idIVr Share Cubled idvicohhr.u r ot .*i in nn interim dividend m has bcf-n c< cii-r o by rh: iInsurance Co Ljcj. SlmrehokU r- O!- tln )<* nX?*W* 01» liSriui April 1»
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      399 6 MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL J) I TO-NIGHT j (/V 1 Iri CHANGE OF PROGRAMME Orchestral Concert j J 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. ILUIIA j Special Dinner ANDREE I 5 DanCe (formal) MODERN RHYTHM AND S NOVELTY DANCERS i 9.4 D to midnight I NON-DINERS $1.00 5 RAFFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA N WHEN
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      139 6 Itch Cause Killed In 7 Minutes seJmaor h&B v 50 million tiny uSS -2Z P?I es w nei e tiny germs or paraCrack pJ id n and C your skin to Itch. Rlnewo^ I, r.? urn also Eczema. Dhoby Itch! w m P le! k Acne Crotch-Itch, an j or3fn«
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      4 6 NAN JIN OPTKAL HOUfE
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      306 6 Postal Intelligence •> '< SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSED TO-DAY America (North), except Western Canada and Western States of U.S.A. (Karoa) 3 p.m. ♦Europe, Great Britain and Europe generally (Karoa) 3 p.m. India, East, North, South and West (Karoa) 3 p.m. Aden (Karoa) 3 p.m. America (South) (Karoa) 3 p.m. Burma (Karoa)
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      285 6 A Diary of the Day j 0 WHAT'S ON?" Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, APRIL 2 High Tides:—7.o6 a.m., 858 m Football: S.A.F.A. League. Div a Marine v. R.A. 11. Anson Road dium; Div. HI, S.R.C. v. M S.R.C. Friendlies, Social Athletic Party v. Amicable Athletic a ation, S.C.F.A.
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      205 8 I EDDIE MAKES "SCREAM' HISTORY AGAIN! J i NIGHTLY CROWDS acclaim it as his funniest Show Yet! J ADJ Tlk B Matinee TO-DAY 3.15 M■ 1 W 6.15 NIGHTLY 9.15 j ki«is«OWTOR i See the Gorgeous GIRLS! See RITA RIO Dance HEAR EDDIE SING! t THEATRE H4lYi\lj 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15
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      510 8 CROWDS WELCOMED THIS GRAND SOUTH SEA ADVENTURE AT YESTERDAY'S OPENING! TRY AND MATCH j MATINEE TO-DAY 3.15 THESE THRILLS! I \\jj|| A I 6.15 NIGHTLY 9.15 The island raid and i mmwm make!" V READ YESTERDAY'S ENTHUSIASTIC PRESS NOTICES! .J. TD-NIGHT IS LAST NIGHT— DON'T MISS IT! I "YOU'RE A
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      37 8 TODAY! 5.1 > p.m. AT THE VICTORIA T II E A T It i: MAGIC— MIRTHMYSTERY by the MALAYAN MAGIC CIRCLE THE CHILDREN WILL ENJOY THEMSELVES $1 TO ALL SEATS PROCEEDS TO CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY ———rr~~*~-~ ii j
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    A PANORAMIC VIEW OF INDIA
    2365 9 THE GLAMOUR OF A GREAT COUNTR V Singapore, Wednesday. HOME delightful glimpses of India were given by Mr. E. V. Davies Headmaster of the Rangoon Road School, in an address at the weekly luncheon of the Rotary Club of Singapore at the Adelphi Hotel Roof
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      47 9 4 PRACTICE LIMITED TO THE EYE J 5 Specializing: Ocular Muscle Ano- J malics. Complicated defects of vision. Glasses if needed. 1 R. A. THOMPSON, D.O.S. j i (Dr. of Ocular Science) 4, Arcade (Ground Floor). I i Phone 3002. 35 Years' European Clinical 1 Experience. S
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      22 9 MEET THE GIRL WHO BROKE THE MAN WHO BROKE THE BANK AT MONTE CABIO f lM H COMING! VICTORIA AND GLOBE THEATRES
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      777 9 Screening Simuhaneohslv I.RANR THEATRE 7.30 p.m. (NEW WORLD) 9.30 p.m. EMPIRE TALKIES 7 pm. (Tanjonp Pafrar Road) 9 p.m. TO-NJGHT CONCLUDING CHAPTER 2 OF THlf SIJPER CANTONESE TALKIE 'MODERN BRIDE' I a T HAVE YOU BEEN TO SEE THE MAY BLOSSOM OPERA the GREAT WORLD 1 SHOWING TO-NIGHT c 7.30
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    80 10 MR. KEE YEW CHYE wishes to tender his heartfelt thanks to those relatives and friends who sent wreaths, telegrams and letters of condolence, paid night visits and attended the funeral of his late wife. S.S. F.M.S. papers please copy. MRS. TAN BOON GUAN and family beg to
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    A SOUND CONCERN
    725 10 JNCONTESTABLE evidence of Malaya's gradual return to prosperity is to be found in the activities, as disclosed by Mr. H. H. Bobbins, the chairman, in his speech at the annual meeting of Malayan Collieries, Ltd. The word "incontestable" is used advisedly, since the interests of this undertaking,
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    DR. H. A. TEMPANY
    159 10 Important Appointment At Colonial Office appointment is officially announccd of Dr. H. A. Tempany cB E ments or and St?a s for^he^cXie 1 on^ay'S^m^i ll aving Malaya tStwLT. 1936 and wlll take up thendeof Julf neW appointment Stg 7*l° is t0 leave Malaya Ceylon a'nr?^^ 6
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    FLOWER SHOW
    62 10 Governor To Open It To-Morrow DESPITE the fact that this season ho been unduly dry ar„i 6easo has able for the thi 00 lavou >'- Singapore ffowtr Shoi t h£ ye, t0 the pass the record of "as? year SU r cuiar in the quality of AlSit!%t t
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    37 10 Mr. A. H. Gridlc y- Assistant Superintendent of Customs, Port Swettenham has gone on furlough and Mr J s A Lewis will take his place. Mr Ac Jeavons from Kuala Lumpur will rei h<?ve Mr. Lewis. c
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    WILL CHINA AGREE WITH JAPAN?
    186 10 TWO SCHOOLS OF THOUGHT ON BOTH SIDES r£HE following article expresses the doubts and hopes of nianv people in regard to the negotiations now taking place between China and Japan for an adjustment of present differences irrespective of what has happened in the past. Is
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    Fear And Suspicion
    208 10 QF late Japan has shown a keen interest in the "self-govern-ment" of many Chinese provinces. This background of fear and suspicion always tends to complicate matters for the man in the street who would like to take an intelligent interest in what is going on in th
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    Counting The Cost
    128 10 T" leader regard the cable and contend that it is not based on a survey of facts. The unprecedented efforts made bv th Government in social and economic railways. road' factories, currency reform, "New Should Ve me K nt t0 mention a should not be sacrificed without
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    Japan's Penetration
    159 10 rpWO Japanese "policies" An u evident: the policy thai enunciated by the riapor»u, lt baasador* of Japan, for insfcanvi r Arita and Mr. Hirota (now J r( and the "policy' 1 of the JapHon militarists, for instance i Doihara. Thus, duringr the last few month while parleys and
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    Nanking's Fear
    124 10 Nanking' s Fear QX the other hand, the responsible Japanese ambassadors repeatedly have (and. I believe, sincerely) affirmed that there must be a basic readjustment of relations between the two countries that would be of mutual benefit. Hence we read of the policy based on the well-known three principles enunciated
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    Japan's Opportunity
    112 10 JF Japan could, just for one moment. realise that some concessions might be made to the points raised by the other side, some adjustment, something really workable, might arrived at. Nanking. mm\ opinion, does not require much persuasion to aeree to an adjustment of relations whereby China can
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    187 10 By "Looker On" A FAMOUS millionaire mentions that StillT7 dO€S K ot makC for ha PPi»ess. Still, it does enable a man to be miserable in comfort. "The robin is our most sophisticated bird remarks a naturalist. But we print with the greatest reserve the mi*
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    FAR EAST HEALTH WORK
    163 12 Important Conference LEAGUE OP NATIONS ACTIVITY £)URING the meeting of the Assembly of the League of Nations in 1932, the Health Committee was invited to consider the possibility of holding a Rural Hygiene Conference in the Far East as soon as conditions were suitable. The Health
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    ESCAPE FROM A COFFIN
    824 12 The Magic Circle HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL PERFORMANCE Singapore, Thursday. "yyiLL any lady or gentleman come up on the stage?" Many times have I heard this invitation given at the Victoria Theatre by a visiting magician—the Great This or the Great That, as the case might be. I
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    "China Will Not Recognise The manchukuo" INTERVIEW WITH DR. WELLINGTON KOO
    716 12 NANKING DIPLOMATS ARRIVE IN SINGAPORE Singapore, Thursday. "£JHINA will not recognise the Manchukuo," said Dr. Wellington Koo, the Chinese Ambassador to France in a special interview with the Malaya Tribune on board the Italian liner Victoria in the Roads
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    NEW BANK DIRECTOR
    124 12 London, April 1. Mr. D. G M Bernard has been elected a director of the Bank of England Reuter. Mr. Bernard is a director of Matheson and Co.. the Alliance Assurance Co.. the British and Chinese Corporation, Ltd and a member of the London Committee of the
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    63 12 The exhibition of painting and sculpture of Tina and Julius Wentecher will close on Saturday at 7 p.m. This is the last chance for Singapore art lovers to see this really exceptional collection of portraits and th? public is cordially invited to vist tihe exhibition of the Y.W.C.A.. Coilyer Quay.
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    More About The Stolen Emerald BRILLIANT JEWEL WORTH $6,000
    571 13 GEM CLAIMED Amazing History Of A Ring Singapore, Wednesday. FI'RTHER revelations have been made in connection with the amazing story of the magnificent $<i.OOO emerald ring which was stolen from an American couple some years ago and which was re- overed
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    "THE LAST OF THE PAGANS"
    219 13 sland Romance At The Alhambra AT THE CINEMAS Singapore, Thursday. THE colourful and yet simple life led by the natives of one of those Paradise Islands of the Pacific forms the background of the latest M. G. M picture "The Last of the Pagans." which
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    AUSTRIA RE-ARMING AT ONCE
    67 13 Every Abie-Bodied Man Reuter. Vienna, April 1. CHANCELLOR Schuschnigg is expected to announce Austria's intention to re-arm in the Federal Diet to-day, when he will outline the new military system, which will call on every able-bodied man to assist the country in case of emergency. It
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    CHINESE NEWSPAPER CELEBRATES
    413 13 39th Anniversary Of Union Times Singapore, Thursday. IN spite of a shower, a large crowd of of friends and well -wishers of the Union Times attended the tea-party yesterday at the Air View Hotel on the occasion of its 39th anniversary. Mr. S. M. Shen. the Editor,
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    271 13 Mr. N. G. Batchcllar And Mies P. M. Appleby Singapore, Wednesday. THE wedding of Mr. N G Batcheilar, of the Sarawak Oilfields, Miri. son of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Batchellar of Westclifl'-on-sea. and Miss P. M. Appleby, the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Appleby of
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    19 13 Mr J. C. Parsons, of the Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Ipoli. has sailed for home on leave.
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    CHINA'S DAVIS CUP PLAYERS ARRIVAL IN SINGAPORE
    518 14 Interview With Gordon Lum "TFNvi« apore TENNIS in China has developed to a high standard" said Mr. Gordon Lum, in the course oi an interview with a representative of the Ma laya Tribune, on board the express Italian liner Victoria this morning Mr.
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    BASEBALL CLUB MANAGER
    61 14 Seriously Injured In Motor Collision Reuter. M„ n Columbia, April 1. R. Branch Rickey, Vice-President and General Manager of the St. Louis Cardinal.; Baseball Club, was seriously njur:d, out not criticaly in a collision between his car and a lorry on a rainsoak :d highway. He was
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    WEIGHT-LIFTING
    64 14 f }v cond annual general meeting of the Singapore Amateur Weight Lifting Federation will be held in the preSKS f S A -W.L.A., 204 Carpmael Road Tanjong Katong, on Saturday at 4 p.m The annual dinner will be held at the same place a t 7-30 p.m. British Diplomas
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    FAMOUS GOLFER TURNS PRO.
    102 14 Lawson Little Joins Bobby Jones Reuter. Augusta, (Georgia), April 1 »-e/am.us g., fe r, Apni is rt: es t ,,ai ,r<,m hr,«i; oll r t j d t nai prog"m m r Mirougnout the United State* iZ and d Th e CXhibit r*. and the general
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    PREMIERIAN B.P.
    76 14 enthKSste o? r^H Cr Wd of badminton smiles, and 3 mixed doubles was nlav HSHHBW«r mentioned first) S players B Li ir M Tan >» to Hilda ciSSIVi: r 4 -5> a 5? y ee ai Annie Wee lost to 10-10, fO-3). Mixed Doubles: C. T Van xm
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    Yong Loon Chong and Hnrk- n "' * " '
    6 14 Yong Loon Chong and Hnrk- n
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    Y.M.C.A. FOOTBALL
    7 14 Reserves :_Aik Chan, Joo Tlang.
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    S.R.C. FOOTBALL
    32 14 lo-aay (Thursday) at 5 n m versus M.P.H. 3rd Div. -C Alt£2£ A B. Collick, J Ritchie, I: Reutens W. Ayres. R. Barth. G C Ro«! L l ten,*. M.Va.be^D.c^.V--.
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    A GAME OF MISSED CHANCES S.C.C. HOLD SAPPERS
    371 14 Last Minute Equaliser Singapore, Thursday. THE S.C.C. gained their second pchit in the Fir t Division of the S.A.F.A. League this season when they drew uith the Sappers on the Padang yesterday. It was a game of missed chances, both sides being
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    NOVICE BADMINTON PARTY
    77 14 The Novice "B" will ninv o game of five sineles a«H ?E a friend iv with the Indian S cr^t l n doubles Pm. on Saturday Anril 4 Q 2 BJ supporters are requested tn 525.™ 259 Rangoon j45 at for free transport. The t eam wm?
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    CHINESE BEATEN
    204 14 Frayed Tempers In Third Division Singapore, Thursday. IN the Third Division of the League the Indian Recreation Club defeated the third string of the S.C.F.A or the V.M.C.A. ground yesterday, by *~i a penalty goal deciding the issuThe exchanges in the first half of the game were pretty
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    ENGLAND'S CRICKET NEEDS
    162 14 Steps To Securc Bett r Talent IF it would bf* unfair tanr think it uwild i> bo!'i unwise» tor E.u- enei- Eoce Uie visit 0/ the I K 1: M on rhe a ruznpUon tl wili have no 11 r-rf t txi unduly, it iievcnhti, that there
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    Open Doubles Champions Beaten TENNIS TOURNEY SURPRISE
    529 15 AT V.M.C.A. Good Display By Winners Men's Open Doubles Yong Loon Chong and Huck Toe beat Lim Bong Soo and Chua Choon Leong. 6-2. 6-4. Handicap Mixed Doubles I A Alsagoff and Mrs. Pennefather (owe 15» beat Mr. and Mrs. Neyland (plus 15)
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    $802 ON DOUBLE TOTE SELANGOR RACE RESULTS
    1079 15 SECOND DAY Palm Oil Pays $59 ,y,otn our Own Reporter) Koala Lumpur, Wednesday. riIVNV weather favoured the O Second Day of the Selangor r i Spring Meeting. Ti 14• ifoiu}? was good and Ihe at1,.„,|u1i4v, which was .small at the -lurt improved later.
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    HOME FOOTBALL
    78 15 Results Of Mid-Week Games Reuter. London, April 1. THE following matches in the English and Scottish Football Leagues were played to-day:— FIRST DIVISION Arsenal 1; Bolton W. 1. West Brom. A. 0; Aston Villa 3. SECOND DIVISION Bradford C. 3; Newcastle TJ. 2. Fulham 2; Manchester U. 2.
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    EMPIRE BILLIARDS
    195 15 Championship In India In 1938 THE Billiard.-, Association and Control Council announced at si meeting in London recently that a new plan ioj the playing of the Empir? amateur oUliards championship had btsen adopted. In the post lite event been pJuyea In the country of the tltloholdei. Under
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      305 15 ■■■■■HHHHH1 THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE is "GREAT" by reason ol the fact .that in a period of little more than a quarter of a century it has (1) built up a large business all over Asia; (2) acquired a thoroughly sound financial position; (3) introduced modern innovations that were previously
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    FUNERAL OF MRS. J. G. H. GREY
    485 16 Death At General Hospital Singapore, Thursday. THE funeral of the late Mrs. Lilian Bertha Maud Grey, wife of Mr. J. G. H. Grey of the Borneo Company Ltd., took place at the Bidadari Cemetery yesterday afternoon and was very largely attended. Tne Ven.
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    23 16 Mr. L. A. Thomas. Chief Police Officer. on Apr 7 M? Thnm. P UI L, 0n transfl wnnst Mr. Sansom is on leave.
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    Mr. Vyner Gomez in "The Mandarin's Dream ' in the Magic Circle show. See report on page 12.
    17 16 Mr. Vyner Gomez in "The Mandarin's Dream in the Magic Circle show. See report on page 12.
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    NEW MARKET FOR KUALA LUMPUR
    157 16 Discussion By Sanitary Board 'from Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, April 1. DEFERENCES to the proposed new "market which is to be built on the old site were made at the meeting of the Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board today when Mr. J. R Vethavanam made
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    JUBILEE FUND
    36 16 Now Officially In Optration thk ,k":;;, v K, ,d »m He* Bridge X £££S ot» J2 Chinese Protector the 01(1 arlgUiaHy reported Premises and is middle of April l,sp by th ■"MWSff to be
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    NEW PROVINCE IN INDIA
    50 16 Sir J. Hubback Gov*,, Of Orissa r Reuter. t'utiack. OHta ,v, r CIR John Hubback wxi J as the first S™* newty-constituted Provi„ r Th? Chief Justice adm. Oath of Allegiance to ™H r 'areceived addresses* f^ frc T m he Land of as a ft*
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    MONGOLIAN AFFAIRS
    74 16 Successful Confercncc Nanking Sin chew Jit Poh. Nanking Oeneral Huaug Mu Sunt 1» r 3nd Prlnce Pa 4nd uii i u conference of the Mon-oh n Affairs Committee yesterday a compromise between th< Mongolian and he It was decided that the loriwi CCT x} four banne r leagues
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    NORTH CHINA
    50 16 Sino-Japanesc Negotiations Fruitless Sin Chew Jit Poh. Pwpiifc* Aim It ne s otla ,OnS COHdtlr Hlopel leaders with Gone, a, t.,„, Japanese Commander Jr, far proved fruitlw. The Japanese demnncb |~i Japanese co-opera h u Reds and an economic and lhr Mjnclui*,,' the obstacles to a settlemcn' s„,
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    AIR TREASURES
    60 16 New Arrangement For Escort Reuter. Lu.,<K,| \„> The Admiralty ariangements Tor Chi.xrsv art ireiwur HM S. Veteran rUI jpi .-o W(x>lfey H M.S. Verity v j^l 4 c< Whitehall and H.M.S bm: i< ,i, «>, the escort from Suez 10 Ad' and O. Ranpui i ui.ir the treasures
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    20 16 Mr. E. H. Everest leaves for Home untitled i rement next October Mrs I and daughter hare already left Home.
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    32 16 Mr. T. G. Wiggins, formerly untitled tfator of the Central Health 1 M.S., arrives from Home next tnoi to act for Mr. C. Ward -Jack son going on leave early in July
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    20 16 M r. H. G. Banham, of the Chartere »anK last years Selangor Rugb] lain, is being transferred to Ipoh a:
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    168 18 Stomach Sufferers. J i No matter what form your stomach trouble takes, you can almost certainly be cured. Whether it is "just indigestion," gastritis of long-standing, or an agonising duodenal ulcer, you can get immediate relief and lasting cure if you will only take Maclean Brand Stomach
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    CLOVE INDUSTRY
    128 18 Position In Zanzibar To Be Investigated London, Mar. 31. The Colonial Secretary, in consultation with the British Resident, has recently considered the position of the clove industry in Zanzibar and it has been agreed, now that experience has been gained of the operations of the Clove Growers' Association,
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    33 18 Mr. W. G. Stewart, of the Public Works Department, Singapore, arrived In Ipoh on Saturday and is staying at the Station Hotel. Mr. Stewart was Executive Engineer, the Cameron Highlands, some years ago.
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    Letters Tn The Editor OUR READERS' VIEWS
    83 18 \Our readers are invited th write to us on subjects of public interest. tt must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably tyvewritten (double spacing), and on one
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    117 18 (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune/ Sir—A good deal has been heard of the difficulty of boys obtaining employment when they leave school. From what I have seen, a knowledge of football stands a boy in good stead. Firms with fancy ideas of winning the football
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    36 18 Mr. A. H. Gridley, Assistant Superintendent of Customs, Port Swettenham has gone on furlough and Mr. J s A 1 Lewis will take his place. Mr a' C i**l°2J from Kuala Lumpur will relieve Mr. Lewis.
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    37 18 Mr. A. Keir. Inspector of Schools Perak is leaving shortly on nine K»S£ Jeaye. It is understood that J 'l 6 t0 S? rou n° via Hongkong and Honolulu where he will attend the Pan-Pacific Educational Congress
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    RANGOON RICE DESTROYED
    31 18 London. April 1. A quantity of Rangoon rice, estimated at 2.000 tons, was destroyed in a fire in the Thamesside warehouse of Messrs. Carbutt and Company to-day.- Reuter.
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    21 18 The Rev. J. S. Stokes, Colonla Chaplain. Negri Sembilan, who ha, been on home leave, arrived back In Seremban last week-end.
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    27 18 His Excellency the High Commissioner will leave Kuala Lumpur a '0.00 D.m. on April 2, and will arrive In Singapore at 6.45 a m. on April 3.
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    CONTROL METHODS RESENTED
    302 18 Kuala Lumpur Lorry Driver# Protest i From Our Own Reportert Kii il:i Lumpur, Apr. I. AN extraordinary situation has arisen in Kuala Lumpur as the result of the cfTurU of the Kuala Lumpur traffic branch to prevent »n» tpyerioaninir iiid *nee<timr of lorries. The lorry drivers have
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    34 18 It is understood that when the Chipf Justice. F.M.S. (Sir Samuel Thomasp proceeds on long leave in the srconu week of April. Mr. Justice a Beckett Terrell, from Singapore, will act in hl> stead.
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    36 18 Major J. E. Staley, M.C. of Teluk taken over th command of G Company M.S.V.R., from the beginning of March in addition to bU own duties as second in command ol <he Perak Battalion F.M.S. VolunteeForces
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    AMERICAN EDITOR HERE
    524 18 Mr. G. F. Taubeneck THE PLIGHT OF AUSTRALIA Singapore, Thursday. AN interesting visitor to Sii n is Mr. George F Tankl Editor of the Electric News, of Detroit, who is llon tour to study the markets f or el ca! appliances. ur: The journal is a weekly
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    CRUELTY TO BOY
    62 18 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Mar. tt Lee Teck Bong was sentenced Of Commander J. C. Derrick, the Malapolice magistrate, to pay a fine of $30 in default two months' r.i., for cruel;j to a nine-year-old Javanese boy. Lee Kioh, accused's father, was originally charged with a
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      240 19 ImJF yw'" mm mmr iaß?a£H i Mil. K. JOIIXO All Varieties of Tropical, Gold Fancy Fishes Can be had at 128, PRINSEP STREET. Branch: NIPPON HOTEL, LEITH STREET, PENANG First Shipment Arriving by s.s. KEDAH on 27th March 1936. I f f .j The Oniental! Optical* Co. Manufacturing Opticians (Est.
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