Malaya Tribune, 6 March 1937

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VoL XXIV. -No. 55. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1937 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday. .Mar. 6, H>"-7. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES, SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1937 FIVE CENTS
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      110 1 Read The SUIVBA V TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya USES FOR VINEGAR" ***** fa title oi a booklet, crammed full of useful information about J vinegar of interest to every modern household It can be had for the J E asking. Write in to Sime, Darby Co., Ltd., giving your address
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      95 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Trtf The MOH\I\«. i it i ii i x i: '111 X L I M S j POWDERED WHOLE MILK i ?«j N pi2^X H «JISX FIRRT ESSENTIAL FOR GOOD HEALTH A iiov T J«.? F MILK EVERY DAY WITH KLIM IN YOUR I ANTRY
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      520 2 Chinosol W DISINFECTS AND CLEANSES all articles in daily use which may become carriers of r\i~Teious disease germs. Do not wait until infection, is there: r en tion is better—and cheaper. KEEPS MOUTH AND THROAT free from excitants of disease and protects against infectionhas a pleasant taste ant 5 removes
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      423 2 Private Lessons and coaching in English, French, Dutch and Malay given by Cambridge University Graduate. (M.A., LL.Bj. Translation in above languages also executed at moderate charges. Apply the Director, 53, Cairnhill Road, 6mgapore. RAJAH'S COLLEGE, 48, Dickson Road, Singapore. CAMBRIDGE CLASSES—Sr. Jr.— Morning. COMMERCIAL ABRIDGED COURSE- -Morning and Night—Bookkeeping. Shorthand
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      731 2 PUBLIC NOTICES i NOTICE In the Estate of LOH WING alias LOH WING REE deceased. Pursuant to the Trustees Ordinance (Chapter 59». NOTICE is hereby given that creditors and others having claims against the estate of the abovenamed deceased should give notice thereof in writing to 08 the undersigned, solicitors
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      743 2 OVERSEAS ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED. Notice Of Loss Oi Scrip. Whrreas application has been made to the Directors to issue a duplicate Certificate for 100 Shares Nos. *****6 1o *****5 inclusive in the name of Tan Chew Teng of Muar, upon a declaration to the effect that the original Certificate has
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      443 2 NOTICE All persons resident In the Straits Settlements who belong to the following lists of the Royal Navy and Royal Marines are requested to forward as oon as possible to the Under Secretary, Straits Settlements, Singapore, :heir names, present addresses, rank while in Navy, seniority and special qualifications, if any,
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      85 2 REPAIRS I W of all types and makes (if Clocks Watches nnder--3 PERFECT SERVICE B Satisfaction Guaranteed VICK «lOH HIIIC 429, North Bridge Road (Near Middle Road). Contractors for the Repair of Clo Watches to the British Army Base, Malaya.' PS SAVE MOftEl and do your EMHKOIhLK'i at home >f
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES THE MAJESTIC BEING TRANSFORMED
    470 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES THE MAJESTIC BEING TRANSFORMED Naval Training Ship For Boys roop progress is being made in Southampton with the work of converting the former Cunard-White Star hner Majestic into a naval training it l or boyc Sh e will be known 11.M.5. Caledonia. The work of reconstruction began
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    SAMPAN SMASHED
    137 3 Dashed Against Side Of City Of Birmingham The Lnnnidu saiTipun No 343 wubeyond renair bnlween ih« BritUh vessel City of Birmingham :md »hf- Shanghai Dockyard Flo. iin« cruur Nu 1 m Shanghai recently. »ust »»fr ih-.-Old Nincpri Wharf Mnr»v mtmpjrv were CiustWfd Mi»- City of Birmingham when h
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    CRUISER LAUNCH AT GOVAN
    111 3 H.M.S. Liverpool will be launched at the Govan shipyard of the Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Co. on Mar. 24. This is the first of the three cruisers of the 1935 Naval programme. Her keel was laid on Feb. 17, 1936 A speeding tin in the rato
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      467 3 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA m R IV p 8 O. S. N. (o.s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore. 1937. CATHAY 15.000 Mar. 12 BL'KDWAN 6,070 Mar. 13 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Mar. 26 \-pURA 17,000 Apr. 9 •SOMALI 6,800 Api. 9 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Apr. 23 BANGALORE 6,000 May 3 CORFU 15,000 May
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      48 3 O. S. K. I REDUCED FARE TO ENGLAND VIA AFRICA, RETURNING TO SINGAPORE VIA SUEZ £103-8-0 Up I Fare provides Singapore .Africa i O.S.K. Cabin Class; Africa England Union Castle 2nd Class; London- Singapore N.Y.K. 2nd Class. For further particulars, Apply to O.S.K. PASSAGE DEPT., Singapore. i I
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      649 3 iponri j 1 KOKUSAI LINE I (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISHA) mmmm (Incorporated in Japan) For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama) 1 Due Due Sailing Due i j ms KANO MARU Aprils Apr.' 15 }m s KURAMA MARU Apr. 18 Apr. 21 Am 4 SL 2 i \m s KONGO
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      453 3 PASS E N (lER ANI) FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath. Excellent Cuisine. FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON, ROTTERDAM. HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From M.S. Spore Malacca PJS'ham P'ng VTEONIA 16-3 16-3 17-3 19-3 FPRIA 30-3 30-3 31-3 2-4 ALSIA 6-4 6-4
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      525 3 m 9 STEAMER BAILLNfifI NORDDEUTSCHER IT LLOYD NORO (I icorporated i [LLOYD Germany t The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures: OUTWARD FOR MANILA. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA JAPAN Due Spore. 1937. f s.s. "ODER" omits Hongkong. Shanghai and North China Mar. 26 I s.s. "LAHN" omits Singapore, Japan Ports
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    434 4 LOR DO A CO M M Oil 111 ES RUBBER London, Mar. 5. Pievious To-day Change Tone Quiet Very Firm Spot Buyers. 10 3 4 H f*/4 Sellers 10 7 U 1 16 4 3 16 April Buyers 10 13 16 ***** 4 Sellers. 10 7 8
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      792 4 j Overseas-ChineseßankingCorporationLtcl. j i (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). Successors to I STbe Chinese Commercial Bank Limited, The Ho Hong Bank Limited and The Oversea-Chinese Bank Limited. V C AJPITAL t Authorised $40,000,000.00 Is* uedjjnd Paid V^ I*g££***'1 *g££***' HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BITLDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. TELEPHONES: i Managing Director
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      307 4 BREATHE" fcjjjjHEt 1 Peps tablets brin£ the famous Bi lung-healing virtues of the fine i| A***"?T ,Ui Rl h orest Air into roß** ct Wlth RHiu ,Btt HI Dissolved in the mouth Peps give o"c?^,B( off rich geiroicidal fterm! rldSce To nck.bnO-Ue oiU »H«k Pep, X soreness, cut pniegm, m
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      155 4 Become AN ARCHITECT Many cf the leading Architects of to-day acquired their knowledge through the ICS. spare-time study THEY turned spare time into dollars, and YOU can do the same by the mastery of a Course prepared by Experts and recommended by the world's leading Architects. Let us send you
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      61 4 New Arrival THE OKAZAKI F.W. CO, 580, Serangoon Koad, SinjraDore. BALDNESS makes you look so oid scalp' starvation V^SILVIKRIN All your hair trouble wi I flisapp* The Scalp will become heal Thin hair will grow thick. Ba.a palM a; ill be covered with new groi Of all chemists. High Class
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1696 5 ,„.,ed by Fraser and Co Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers MINING Prater A Co. Lyall Evatt Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers .-AmpatTin 5 4V 2 510V2 5 6 5 9 •1 Asam Kumbang .33 9 34 6xd 33 9 34 9 £1 Austral Malay 54- 56'-xd
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    RUBBER MARKET REVIEWS
    381 5 Minor Fluctuations In Singapore I IN their weekly rubber report Messrs. Stanton Nelson and Co.. Ltd.. state: The market has been quiet with only minor fluctuations. The default of one of the local firms trading in rubber has had an unsettling effect on the market, not so
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    LEWIS AND PEATS REPORT
    107 5 The past week has been extraordinarily duil and but minor fluctuations In i-rices have taken place. The enly item of real interest lias be en the publication of the Malayan rubber statistics for January, showing that Mateya has produced well over her exportable quota for the
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    MONEY MARKET
    82 5 Tendencies In London Reuter Wireless. London. Feb. 27 ON the money market this week the stream of money which recently tmded to slacken is again flowing freely and consequently despite rising prices and general expansion In business, loan., proved easily obtainable The ease of the monentary situation, however,
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    TIN'S BETTER TENDENCY
    209 5 Mr. Julian Israel's Daily Report Tin. London, up 55- and 55-. New York, up lc strong. Rubber. London, up Va Very firm New York, up 9 16 steady Locally opens tinner with buyers at 38' 4 c. Mining. Raubs 56.80-7.00 Ex Div: Tin shares on the London
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      503 5 LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS J Total for Company Dividend Cose financial Date Ex. Div. year Payable Date to date Asam Kumbang 6d Feb. 26 Mar. 5 Feb 27 Vh% Mambaus s'c Int. Mar. 12 Mar. 19 Mar 13 's4 Ra vy 10% Int. Mar. 5 Mar. 11 Mar. 6 33
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    99 6 Hongkong, Canton. Shanghai, 'Kobe Manila and vU.S.A.: Imperial, closirg 7 p.m. to-day. Medan. JaskS, Amsterdam!? and ionl: Netherlands, closing 12.45 p.m. o-day. Penang. Siam. Bui ma. India, Iraq. Palestine, Egypt, E. and S. Atrica. Grea*. Britain, Ireland. Europe and N. and S America: Imperial, closing 7 p.m.
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    21 6 The Air Mail I Imperial I despatched rom Singapore on Feb. 24 was delivered n London on Mar. 4.
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    ACCELERATED DEPARTURE
    30 6 The s.s. Arizona Maru for Ceylon &c dails previously announced as closing it 7 p.m. on Mar. 6 will now close at 4 3.m. on the same day.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    140 6 Mails expected from Europe etc. London) by Air "Imperial' to-morrow. Deliveries of boxholders' letters only at G p.m. to-morrow and geneial delivery of letters 8.25 a.m. on Monday. Mails expected from Burope etc. •London Paicei mails» by Memiion today. General delivery of parcels 9 a.m. on the same
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    39 6 Archibald Edward John Mansfield ('escribed as a secretary and accountant, of Perth Road. Stroud Green, was remanacci on ball a t Highgate on two charges of obtaining books from Homey public library by means of forged L growers' tickets.
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    VESSELS IN PORT
    209 6 wan 2.3 to Belawan 4.3. Menelaus: British; 6.318 tons from Liverpool 2.3 to China 4.3. Vyner Brooke: Sarawak; 720 tons from Kuching 3.3 to Kuching 6.3. Rengat. Dutch. 512 tons, from Belawan Deli 2.3 to Belawan Deli 13 3. Bulan, British, 1,047 tons, from Malacca 33 to
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    VESSELS IN PORT
    82 6 Kepong: British; 1 322 tons: from Eangkok 6.3 to Bangkok 10.3. Hydra: Norwegian; 823 tons: from Bant'kok 8.3 to Malacca 7.3. Pokuoa Mam: Japanese; 4.280 tons: from Yokohama 5.3 to Karachi 6.3. Benmohr: British: 3,751 tons: from Tsingtao 5.3 to Penang 6 3. Tilawa: British; 6.153 tons:
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    13 6 English is to displace French as an optional subject in Argentine training colleges.
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    14 6 The Earl of Harewood has been elected president of the York County Savings Lank.
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    WHAT'S ON?
    194 6 Public Functions \n<| Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, MAR Football: S.A F.A Lea^u* S.C FA. II v Bxi'i.-ic i Stadium; H M.S. I»m'i Assn., Police ground S- 1 matches ai Jalan B<. C.H.S v A.B.P 345 p SMYPG. 4.55 pin Cricket S.C.C v. Rl. SVC v 81 Andrew's Si Ar>di«
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      305 6 MALAyV*. PREMIER HOT.EL v «v 4 i To-nijrht S Orchestral Concert 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. DINNER and DANCE (formal) J i 9.45 to midnight and J SOME MORE MIRTH PROVOKING DANCES BY HARVEY and YOUNG J Famous American Comedy Dancers I 7TT La Cubanola <» E1 c ocl <3) Arkansas
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      215 6 MAKES TEETH WHITER A f LEAVES BREATH J\J FRAGRANT _3 Brushing your teeth with Colgate's tho Colgate way DO this morning and night: Using ijtf Colgate's Dental Cream, thor- oughly brush your upper teeth from B the gums down; your /oiver teeth 'mm from gums up. Brush the grinding and
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      125 6 VIROL for robust health THE WORLD'S PREMIER CAMERA SCHMIDT SHOTEN, LTD.. 90, Robinson Road, Singapore. THE LEADING MEDICINE FOR rff SKIN DISEASES, ULCERS, SORES ENLARGED GLANDS, 1 BOILS, and BAD LEGS, Sifim RHEUMATIC COMPLAINTS, h PAINFUL JOINTS, 1 LOSS OF VIGOUR. i^rf 5 Clarke's Blood Mixture is the direct S
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      39 6 \3 m STAMP ftXIsUMS I PACKETS OF STAMPS DUPUCATE BOOKS I HINGES and all MIMMfMI j* fur stamp collectors Ask for oar j COMPLETE LIST C sent post frr* lay win 11 J 4L- G MAR* EI STftEE i
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      200 6 T f j POSTAL liVl LLLl€;i:i\€l^| STEAMER MAIL S DESPATCHES TO-DAY TOK PER DATE AND TIME Burma Tilawa Mar. 6 3 p.m. Djambi Toba 6 3 pm India:—East, North, South I and Westt Tilawa 6 3 pm Rengat and Tembilahan Maros Mar' 6 4 pm Netherlands Indies:—Bagan Bengkalis and Selat
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    A JOURNAL IN NORTH MALAYA
    897 7 SLUM CLEARANCE INPENANG ni s SATISFACTION ABOUT RE-AUENAtIoN OF I AND MR. SAMUEL'S QUESTIONS A MISUNDERSTANDING? —A NIG OF ROMANCE I om Ou>- Staff Representative) Peiiang-Offlce, Mar. 3. fONi DER ABLE dissatisfaction seems to I vail among the thinking public ang about the Government's policy
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    ILLICTT CHANDU
    126 7 Packages Recovered From The Sea Singapore. Friday. pLEADING guilty to a charge of posses- 1 >ion of $2 376 worth of nongovernment chandu. a Chinese wa i .sentenced to 25 months' rigorous :m 1 risonment by Mr. h. a. Form District Judge, Criminal Distr'.ct Court to-day. According to
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      118 7 Bourn-vitality WHAT IS IT Bourn-vitality is a state in which a person's body, mind and netvesare strengthened to resist undue fatigue. HOW DOES IT ACT? Bourn-vitality produces abundant energy arising from sound sleep and properly digested nourishment. The energy thus generated is normally maintained throughout the day, and is accompanied
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      177 7 "You can't help liking them!" (|HW et mc °ff er y ou m y dea of m\\WP eeref cc t*on: the kind of cigarette 1 y used to smoke in London." V Maurter You extravagan; Jfi» man Aren't they supposed to be a Oh, luxury isn 7 always extrava- gance.
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      434 8 r ALL HOUSES PACKED OUT YESTERDAY Mm \fiLHAMBWA| TO-DAY 3-15 6-15 9-13 lIPI dfc RAMON NOVARROS BEST PICTURE! V Imagine seeing these thrills now 1 1/ greater than ever in sound: THE CHARIOT RACE THE SEA FIGHT THE GALLEY SLAVES THE WRECK! Jf THE ROMANCE jffi -md hundreds of other
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      113 8 WATCH FOR! VOI R OLD FAM'ORITE. The Latest, Biggest and Longest Talking Serial in the World. 40 RUNS IN ONE OVER It is interesting to note that Lush, who bowled so well for New South Wales against the M.C.C. was hit for 40 runs in one over. It was in
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      209 8 TtHE SUNDAY REFEREE says:— V* the whole is acted with such conviction, such gusto and galva-A 4»nised eiiergv. by a cast so outstanding in ability that I would not have f Ateft my St, during the picture's course, for the offer of a fortnight s V holiday." V WcSi I
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    Dancing Thrills
    113 9 I SPECIAL attraction at the Adclphi Hotel to-night is the thrilling and fascinating performance of the Gainsborough Duet, Dolores and Dolen. Adajio and comedy dancers, who are on a world tour. They dance with grace and ease and with dramatic speed on occasion. Tonight they win give their
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      963 9 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS M^ T I ?r I mri k ediatel y lad y Mission School. PreferaDly experienced Apply Box No. 94, co Malaya Tribune Singapore. SINGAPORE TURF CLUB J SPRING RACE MEETING ihird Day—Saturday, 27th Feb., 1937. Members who made investments on tne Totalisator in RACE No. 6 "THE cPRINg
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      849 9 FOR SALE—Austin 7 1934 Model Excellent Condition. Price $725. Apply Pay eh, co Malaya Tribune. WANTED—By British firm immediately experienced senior steno-typist only lully qualified need apply. Send copies of testimonials c o Box 93, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. NOTICE. In the Matter of Stanton, Nelson and Company Limited and Reduced:
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      405 9 Victoria Theatre I j j TO-XIGHT ».30 I». $f. SU.UiP I GONSALEZ ITALIAN GRAND OPERA CO., S < Present I FAjj S T velm j j I [jgg OFFICb I i>LANS AT LITTLES Prices $4, S3. NOTE.—The curtain will rise at 9. 30 p.m. sharp and the audience Is i
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE MARRIAGE
    90 10 CHLA—LOW Tiir miurlaye (if Ml Ciiia TecK Hin. a ol Mr. Tc-u Eue Teong of Muar and the youngest Mjn of the latp Mr and Mrs. Chin Loo Tut of Sin «upon to Ml-s Low Uan Hone, the younpu' sifter Of Me :v rs. Low Poey Kim
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    A LOOK AROUND
    653 10 WHERE is no doubt that, whatever the common people are thinking about at the present time, the Governments of th' world are giving particular attention to the Navy, A tiny and Air Estimate:; which are now being issu sd by Great Britain. The Navy a:;d Army Estimates
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    GOVT. GAZETTE NOTICES
    372 10 Latest List Ot Straits Appointments ■rllE following appointments arc DOti--1 fled lo th** latast isade of the govii ant iit Gazette: Mr Erect Bray to be an instruct 1. rvsnw Engineering, Education Depart Gient S S Mr. Bray arrived on F. b. 14. Mr B T Stewart
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    DR. W. DAWSON
    60 10 Doputy Health Officer Retiring Singapore, Saturday, Dr w Dawson, the Deputy Municipal h» -ith 'Jflker, Singapore, who is leaving o ret rum cat will .«all for HotigkOn fc the Mcmnon to-morrow He will travel via America, sailing from Ni?*.v York on the Queen Mary Dr. Dawson ha&
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    NOTES & COMMENTS British Income Tax
    218 10 NOTES COMMENTS British Income Tax MR. Wilfred E. Fry, of 13, Bucking ham Palace Gardens, London, who Is an expert on the intricate subject of income tax, writes to the Malaya Trinunc giving advice which will be appreciated by people who contemplate a visit to Great Britain. "I am constantly
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    Declining Birth Rate
    157 10 fllE anxiety felt in Great amain regarding the continuously declining birth rate was shown in the course an interesting debate in the House ct Commons last month. Mr. Caitiand (Unionist. Birmingham, King's Norton.' moved: •That this House is of opinion that the tendency of the- population to
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    "Educational Snobbery"
    122 10 nilß. Sandys i Unionist, Norwood*, who seconded, said there wen alternatives —to make birth control i'iegal, which would be a retrogress s'-ep, or "to alter the social and co mic conditions so as to make p< want to have large families."' He made an interesting sugg< 'vhen he
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    No New Thing
    130 10 rpKE "educational snobbery" of which Mr. Sandys spoke is no new t Parents have the very human i praiseworthy desire to give then dren the best possible adrantagi in the social structure of England the kind of school attended can by a eerj important advantage indeed prospect
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    Topics Of The Day
    392 10 By "Looker On" NEVER punish a child on B empty stomach** 1 -says a doctor Well, the! l is a bet ter place! a "The trouble with some singers U thnt they cannot breathe properly.' soys a writer. The real trouble with others s s chat
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      167 10 —I I euv SUTTON'S g» SEEDS AND BE SATISFIED WITH YOUR GARDEN. Sutton's Seeds are suitable for all Wl£3r- cl.mates and are specially packed raw nl with,tar<l t^* 9 l c |,mato,< «WTTON 3 PHLOX DRUMMONDII! FLOWER 25, 5 75 CENTS PER PKT. VEGETABLE SEEDS 25 CENTS PER I XT.
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      29 10 !Eye Examination*, Eyeflmw Kscluaivcly» THOMPSON OPIICAL CO, J Qualified eyesight Specialist* 4, ARCADE, GROUND FLOOR. LARGEST. BEST EQDIFfED. .R. A. Thompson D.O.Sc. Ophthaimfail i Dr. of Ocular Science. I
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    UNITED STATES APOLOGISES TO GERMANY
    70 11 SPEECH BY MAYOR OF NEW YORK A PROTEST Alleged Insult To Herr Hitler Reuter. Washington, Mar. 5. JHE I nked States Government has apologised to Germany for a speech by Mr. La Guardia, Mayor of n<>w York. Mr. La Guardia referred to Herr Hitler as
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    A SOFT PEDAL BY JAPAN
    79 11 IVsu-e With China FiFfcCT OF BRITISH RKARMAMENT? Sin Chew Jit Poh. Nankin#, Mar. U. niL. Wan# Chuncr Hui, the new Forciim MiitNvr, i.s confront? »1 ilie ta«k <>( «cploftinjy the* -ii h.»<l attitude uf General Hayasli», i|i .'utiK-i Prcmirr. !'«war<ta Brii iiv rearmament programme -i.
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    CHINESE LOANS POPULAR
    203 11 Steady Rise Attracts Interest Reuter. London, Mar 5 TilL continuous steady rise ol Chinese loans attracts the attention oi all finuiioul writers Rib Inquiries- in The CHv show i. t:> 101- hi.in r tlu- fnost favoured ~v.i i, Mr iner< used revenue of tlv «••lUt-llr >.ml HIC
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    L.C.C. ELECTIONS
    93 11 Labour !n Control For Three More Years British Official Wireless. London. Mar 5. in': iwi ivl in north Ken- 1 j bniii i* xiwurcrf control of k'* 1- County Council for tbree mot itsuH t)\ L.r.C ejections u»ve 1 .1. In r\nd Hi? Municipal Re-,!'-K? > ;D JWi'rr
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    14 11 Mr. D Nicolson. of Harpenden (Sel.) Rubber Co., Ltd., has left for Home on
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    Lady Thomas Inspects Guides
    16 11 Lac 1 Thomas Inspecting Girl uuides at Serangoon English Girls' School yesterday.
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    FRENCH FINANCIAL CRISIS
    268 11 Paris. Mar. 5. A COMMUNIQUE issued at the i conclusion of the French Cabinet meeting to-day reaffirms that the tripartite agicement remains on the basis of France's monetary policy. The control of exchanges, the it fore, is excluded and, furthermore, the Bank of France from Mar. 8.
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    LONDON INTEREST
    542 11 Doubt Regarding Success OT Measures Reuter. London, Mar. 5. The latest steps by the French Government to find a way out of the financial impasse have aroused considerable Merest in London foreign exchange "while it is too early to appraise the full implications of the proposed meau es
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    EXPORT OF HORSES
    106 11 Protection Of Work-Worn Animals British Official Wireless. London. Mar. 5. A private Member's hill to end exports of York-worn horses for slaughter• o further work abroad—to the extern hat it continues after the restrictive e'-islation oi two years ago-passed its second reacing in the House 01 Commons
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    NEW CHINA LOAN
    84 11 Between $3,000,000,000 And $5,000,000,000 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Nanking. Mar. 0. IT is reported that the Central GovernI ment is contemplating raising a national loan of $3,000.000 000 to S5 000 COO 000 for industrial dsvelopment. construction works and defences. Mr Chu Ching Lan left. Peiping for
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    16 11 Mr. and Mrs. H.R. Rix of Ipoh will be leaving for Home on furlough «M month
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    88 MILLIONS FOR AIR FORCE
    301 11 NEW ESTIMATES Big Appropriation From Loan Reuter. London, Mar. 5. BRITAIN'S Air estimates total £88,588.600 Sterling gross, and £56,500 000 net. Allowance has been made for a special appropriation in aid amounting to £26,000,000 in connection with defence loans, otherwise the total would have been
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    UNION QUARREL IN UNITED STATES
    106 11 Workers Appeal To Labour Federation PlltMJUr&ll Mru\ 6 ACOMMiTTEC r.l employee*» and their 11prtwHfj Uvea from 18 mills of the v'lnuYK' nine's Steel Corporation lu.i Mi. WUlum Green, President of he FedornUnn Labour, for assistance in opposite Mr John L LewWs committee .'or Industrial organisation
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    KING AND QUEEN
    56 11 Dedication Of Military Chapel British Official Wireless. London. Mar. 5. The King and Queen will be present at. the dedication ci the completed Royal Military Collcp.e memorial chapel at Sandhurst by the Archbishop of Canterbury on Sunday, May 2. Subsequent to the dedication service His Majesty will
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    PHONE CHANGE-OVER
    94 11 British Official Wireless. London, liar. 5. Over 8.80') subscribers to two Lonocn telephone exchanges, who make on average about 350,000 calls weekly, wili participate to-morrow in the largest single transfer 'o date in successive conversion of the telephone service from a manual to an automatic system, livery circuit
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    COLONIAI, APPOINTMENT
    40 11 British Official Wireless. London, Mar. 5. Mr. W. D. Battershill, Colonial Secretary. Cyprus, has been appointed Chief Secretary to the Government of Palestine, succeeding Mr. J. H. Hall, recently appointed British Resident for the Zanzibar Protectorate.—British Official Wireless.
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    TREASURY BILLS
    45 11 British Official Wireless. London, Mar. 5. The total amount applied for In tenders for £45,000,000 Treasury biiis was £75,050,000. The average rate per cent, for bills at three months was 10s. 8.76 d. against 10s. 5.19 d. a week ago British Official Wireless
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    A LAST MINUTE HITCH
    563 11 Supervision Of Spain PORTUGAL WANTS NO RUSSIANS Reuter. London, Mar. 5. IT is learned that a hitch occurred at the five-hour meeting of the non-intervention sub-committee tlvs afternoon to discuss final details of the scheme for supervision of 'the Spanish coasts and frontiers. It is understood
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    LEADERS EXPELLED
    81 11 Communist Party Purge In Russia Reuter. Moscow. Mar. 5. THb Central Committee of the Communist Party has decided to expel Bakharin and Rykoff from the party. Bukharin, till recently, editor of the Izvcstia, and Rvkoff. a former President of the Council of the Peoples' Commissars, came under a
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    21 11 It is announced that the marriage arranged between Miss Pamela Mary Beckett and Mr. Francis Arthur Briggs will not take place.
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    TIN COMMITTEE'S DECISION
    295 11 NO CHANGE 100% Quota In 2nd Quarter Paris. Mar. 5. THE International Tin Committee 1 have fixed the production quota for the secrnd quarter o 193, at 100 ner-cent. of standard tonnages. The TaV Committee desire to point out that the reduction in visible supply for February
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    BEHAVED LIKE A WATCH
    110 11 Trial Of Atlantic Flying-Boat British Official Wireless. London. Mar. 5. Caledonia Imperial Airways' long-range flying-boal lo be used with her sister Cambria for the Atlantic service, flew non-stop from Alexandria at an average speed of 153 miles per hour. On the outward flight the average was
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    ELECTION NOMINATIONS
    120 11 British Official Wireless. London, Mar. 5. Sir Francis Lindiey has beer, nominatrd the National Conservative candidate in the by-election of the Combine. Universities due to the death of Sir R Craddock. Conservative. The other candidates are Sir ICenry Brackenbury. independent, and Mr. Edmund Harvey. Independent-Progressive. Declaration will be
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    U.S NAVY BILL PASSED
    33 11 Reuter. Washington. Mar. 6. The House of Representatives has passed the Naval Appropriation.', Bill by 257 votes 'o 83, without amendments anc" has forwarded it to the Senate.— Reuter.
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    12 11 The Chilean Senate has approved the State Security Bill, which outlaws Communism.
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    TIN WILL SAVE BRITONS FROM STARVATION
    773 12 URGENT NEED IN EMERGENCY STORE OF CANNED FOODS RESERVES MUST BE BUILT UP FROM TO-DAY 'JIN will secure England from starvation in war-time, according to our London correspondent, who describes a campaign to secure huge reserve stocks of canned food in strategic centres. It
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    GIRL GROWING NEW THIGH-BONE
    236 12 Remarkable Surgical Operation London, Feb. 18. A NEW thigh bone is being grown by a nine-year-old girl who is a patient in the Metropolitan Hospital here. Following an accident when she was playing, Ella Hunter, of Stoke Ncwingtcn, vvas brought to the hospital suffering from a
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    51 12 The engagement is announced between Vivian Cullinan Bath, of 28 Nassim Road. Singapore, son of the late Mr. T. H. Bath, and Mrs. E. S. Manasseh, and Miss Iset Rosemary Milburn Pollard, of 18 Stevens Road, Singapore, daughter of John E. T. Pollard, Esq Norwich. England, and the late Mrs
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    GUTHRIE & CO.
    238 12 GUTHRIE CO. Dinner To Celebrate Popular Contest Singapore, Friday. VERY successful and enjoyable dinner was given this evening at the Great Southern Hotel by Guthrie and Company in connection with $1000 Golden Valley Brandy competition. Nearly 200 peopl e were present. At the conclusion of the dinner Mr. V. t
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    DEATH OF MR. S. PILLAY
    52 12 Singapore, Saturday. The death occurred last night of Mr. Savarimuthu Pillay, aged 77, who was for 30 years in the service of the F.M.S Railways. The funeral will leave the deceased's house in Bencoolen Street at 4.30 p.m. to-day for the Church of Our Lady
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    "IL TROVATORE" AT THE THEATRE
    315 12 Another Opera Success MEZZO-SOPRANO'S BRILLIANCE JT was again with the music ol Verdi that the GonsaJez Optra Company delighted their audience at the Victoria Theatre last night, "I! Trovatore" being the production. To-night the Verdi cycle will end with "Faust." The wealth of talent the
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    PENANG MUSLIMS
    113 12 Appointment Of Advisory Board His Excellency the Governor has nominated the following to be members of the Penang Mohammedan Advisory Board for 1937: Mr. R. j. F. Curtis. M C S.. I Chairman I Dr. Kamil Ma. ArifT. J.P.. < Vice-Chair-man), Syed Sal'eh bin Syed Hashim AlsagofT. M.8.E..
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    TEACHING BASIC ENGLISH
    255 12 Progress Made In Singapore AS Mrs. Bottrall is .shortly going on n leave with her husband, the direction of Basic English studies in Singapore is being taken over by Mr. Francis Thomas, o, St. Andrew's School. Mr. Thomas read English at Cambridge, and is much interested in
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    INDIAN LABOUR
    37 12 Arrivals And Departures In February Arrivals and departures of Indian labour during; February were as follows: Arrivals 'Stule aided' —271 adults. 72 minors Arrivals (ordinary deck passengers' 2,730 adults, 285 minors Departures—3.2os udults. 239 minors
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    DRESSERS' EXAMINATION
    64 12 An examination for dressers v. ill be held in Singapore, Penang and Malacca on April 5 and 6, 1937. Estate dressers who have had the necessary training may enter for this examination. Further particulars may be obtained on application to the Chief Medical Officer in each Settlement. Entries
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    DAILY CAR ACCIDENT
    49 12 Singapore, Saturday. The ambulance was summoned to the Central Police Station to attend to a Chinese who had been knocked down by tt car on South Bridge Road last night The man, who was in a dazed condition, was bleeding profusely from wounds In his head.
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    WOMAN ATTACKED
    40 12 Singapore. Saturday. A Javanese woman was assaulted by an unknown person at Payar Lebar last night. She received injuries on her nead. and the cause of the assault is unknown. Three sailors rendered assistance before the ambulance arrived
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    354 12 Impressions Of China By A Straits-Born Chine^—l, Lt^«"TKh, B Of Marshal Chiang—Dr. Wang Hui\i i>i>«» m i As Foreign Minister—Has Many Friend* in Mjihv Shipping Service Between Canton Antl Simmer,. —Malayan Party To Tour Homeland (By Our Chinese Correspondent > IJEAR what a Malayan Chinesthinks of his
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    270 12 THE enormity of the problem exercises a strong effect on me. The greatei portion of the peasantry is still abjectly poor and the full weight of the remedial measures recently adopted by the Government has not begun to be felt vet. The national leaders, in their anxiety to
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    Japan To-Day
    165 12 AT the time of writing Japan is in the throes of a struggle between Constitutionalism and Fascism. In spite of all the fine phrases and promises the Hayashi Cabinet is obviously the unquestioning tool of the Army While their strong attitude" is noted. I am still convinced that
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    Dr. Wang Chung Hui
    147 12 rp.HE appointment of Dt \y J- Hui as Foreign Ifii I sion to General Chano J po-uiar wit.h all parties in I with the Chinese fa I iudee of the Court Justice at, The Hauce I InmsHf fcv His SOu >Ki great, judicial ability H and
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    Tour Of China
    132 12 Malayan Chine be making a tour nf m month. The trip L?* Chnu he Nanyang Chinese Student?^- h to conjunction with the S 953 Service. Several aonliMtinned T Vf ticination have SUf inclusive cost is onlv $400 rency». The tourists wiS nore on April 5 by the
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    126 12 T*HE much-heraided CM S N C sen* between China and M "ome an established fact when the Ha! luen arrives in Sineuocre rth Tr.e Chinese commercial communities in the South Seas have macif j requests to the authorities in Chi provision of shipping fa of the increasing trade
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    Diesel-Engined Plane Due To-day
    153 13 NON-STOP FROM DON MUANG HEAVY OIL lia Junker On Trip To Australia m Our Oxen Correspondent) Bangkok, Friday. gINGAPORE may expect tomorrow evening (Saturday) the first Junker diesel-engined aeroplane, flying direct non-stop using heavy oil fuel, from Don Muang aerodrome. Its new type engine has excited
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    SEVERELY ASSAULTED
    41 13 Singapore, Saturday. An Indian was severely assaulted by a compatriot at Geylang Road yesterday morning, with a stick. In addition to injuries to his head he had contusions en his body. He was removed to his pital by ambulance.
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    27 13 Dr. M. Doraisingham, of the General Hospital. Penang. has been transferred to Bntterworth Hospital in place of Dr. A Soraa.sundram who has left for Ceylou on leave.
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    SIR CHARLES LITTLE
    171 13 Inspection of the R.N.V.R. by Vice-admiral Sir Charles Little second from right I. SIR CHARLES LITTLE Inspects R.N.V.R. In Singapore m±_ O* Singapore. Friday VICE-ADMIRAL Sir Charles Little. K.C Bi C.8.. Communder-in-Chief of the China Station, carried out an inspection of the RN.VR at 5.30 p.m. to-day. accompanied by Commodore
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    OLD ARMOUR FOUND
    32 13 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Peiping, Mar. 6. More than 1,000 pieces of armour belonging to the Ming Dyoasty have been discovered outside the Wa Ying GateSin Chew Jit Poh.
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    R.N.V.R. LAUNCHES
    109 13 Trip Up The West Coast Singapore, Friday. THE two recently-completed R.N.V.R. ratrol launches, Panglima and Pahlawan, will leave Singapore for a cruise uo the West Coast to Penang next Wednesday, with Commander L. A. W. Johnson (Commandant cf the R.N.V.R. > on board. The boats will arrive in
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    ALLIANCE WITH RUSSIA
    72 13 Suggested By Three Kuomintaii?, Members Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Mar. 6. Madame Soong Ching Ling (widow of Dr. Sun Vat Sen*. Mr. Ho Hsiang Ying and General Feng Yu Hsiang have prepared a joint statement for developing Dr. Sun Vat Sen's policy. Alliance with Russia and
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    SNOWBOUND DANCERS RESCUED
    227 13 Wolves And Bears Prowl Round Train ißy A.r Man London, Feb iITER being marooned in the dense sorest i.i the Northern California icminhi.u ji> nearly three days by snow 1..v tie B:o> 1 Russian Ballet dancers have now safely arrived at Seattle U-S i according to u
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    "BEN HUR"
    142 13 Magnificent Spectacle At Alhambra AT THE CINEMA Singapore, Saturday. ONE ol the most spectacular and dramatic films ever made, "Ben-Hur," appeared last night at the Aihamoia Tneatre, in sound. The effects produced by synchronisation were wonderful ill the extreme, and added greatly to the awe-inspiring scenes produced. The
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    321 13 M rivals and departures by XL M. and K.N.I.L.M. planes were as iolArrrved from Europe. India and Medan by the "Perkoetoet".—Mr. A. E Ford, Mr. E. Burghardt, Mr. J. Q Bchlimmer, Mrs F. H M. Zeegers, Mr. R Sauvagc. Left lor N.E.I, by the Perkcttoefc.—Mr. E. Burghardt.
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    SINGAPORE ROTARY CLUB
    33 13 Col. J. L. Sleeman. C.B.C.M.G C.8.E., Chief Overseas Commissioner of the St. John's Ambulance Brigade, vill be the speaker at theh luncheon meeting of the Singapore Rotary Club on Wednesday.
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    27 13 Mr. G.A. de C. Moubray. formerly of Lower Perak. has been appointed to be a District Judge for Province Wellesley and to officiate also as District Officer.
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    LAST NIGHT'S THRILLING BOXING AT NEW WORLD
    1502 14 FERNANDEZ SCORES EXCELLENT WIN JOHNSON FAILS TO LAST PACE MORTELL AVENGES DEFEAT BY KNOCKING OUT PERALTA Singapore, Saturday. AST night's boxing programme at the New World was full of thrills, and was one of the best put up for a long time, [gnacio
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    JACK DEMPSEY'S PLANS
    626 14 NOT BOXING Restaurant Hotel King IS the years roll on. it is quite probable that Jack Dempsey will carve out more lascing fame as America's outstanding hotel and restaurant man than he did as king of the maulers. There 9re Aye indicators which point to a far
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    PRESSMEN BEATEN BY 2—0
    484 14 Paterson Simons Win In Commercial League Singapore. Saturday ngSPITE the fttc.l that they were w»th»11 out the services ol one of their b«st defenders for the greater part of the 112 game Pat-eraon Simons managed to beat j the Straits Times XI by two goals to
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    YALE'S GOLF TOUR OF SCOTLAND
    79 14 >fUJe University Golf Club has accent ed the rnvitaiion of the Scottish Unive- >ities to ritil Scotland duihm eithf July or August. The Americans will piav a series 0+ matches against the four Scottish Universities. They are National InterCollegiate champions, and tneir team nf eight
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    FISHLOCK MAKES CENTURY
    125 14 VOCE 53 N. 0. Fine Recovery In Benalla Game Reuter. HL-iuilJii, A I.. two-day match i««-i *a M.C.C. and ibo Vict up /> try U*an» <l>oth batting yan here to-day. At the close of [>!*>, were: M.C.C. 344. Victorian Countr.v XI r 'J "fie mnin contributlou tourists'
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    ALREADY A MONTH
    93 14 Itam bin Mawi Still In Hospital Siln;a.pove, .err 11 A_vl 31N M.nVI the Mill»; a ",'.l; chan pLm. who Kn .11: onv by a mctur ca. »1 the jUIKUr.. a. i> Bstiifch 2i J Prlnstp J: ivrii;n's cf P b fl i.; *.tui r.;* the Tan Tuck
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    JAPANESE HOCKEY TEAM COMING
    256 15 PROPOSAL FOR SEPTEMBER KEIYO XI Ind an Olympic Stars Also ll> "forward") .pi niihusiats throughout |i inkiii.r> will he glad o learn mi- a very good prospect. i a from a Japanese hockey m September. .ml ihui a letter has been mi the Koiyo University. not
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    Y.W.C.A. TENNIS TOURNEY
    288 15 /awa Wins In Open Singles Singapore snur«ay. M r A finis tournament eonr;a.»y. I I'll-P' Vl'lO »WO MilI I V<.'OVIVH'» lui iii iii men's doubles, NaM /fch. :n after losing th;* first m'cmd ailrt third <:et with .i.(I Lun lost thr first set and i.• «t bo
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    SINGAPORE SOCCER
    430 15 The S.A.F.A. League Competition Proper Begins First Div. I Game On Monday Gunners And Midds To Meet Cup Holders Not Impressive (By "Full-Back") League proper started on Tuesday, at the Anson Roa,l Stadium, with a Second Division match between the R.A.F. and ths Chinese. A hard game resulted
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    DIV. 3 SOCCER ON PADANG
    530 15 Chinese 111 Beat S.C.C. Reserves But for u brilliant dbplnj m «oal bv Taylor, the 5.C.C. n would 'lave yone down by u much larger margin hi their Div 3 wwer match on (he S.R C padnn- vesterday with the Chinese than the 2-0 which
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    FOOTBALL TEAMS
    46 15 V.M.C.A. vs. R A M.C. HI the Tanglin Ground on Monday at 10 p.m. Tan Kwan Seng. X Leembruggen. N. Jackson. Kwee Tnian Teck, G. Day. A. Zezula, P. Swyny, A. Noden, Lim Kirn Wee. G. Bleha, Lim Bak Song Reserves. C>£n Goo Tiang.
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    RECS ESCAPE BY ONLY 2—0
    524 15 DIV. 2 GAME Missed Chances In Stadium Soccer Singarpore, Saturday. THE excellent goalkeeping of Al- phonso and the fact that the Post Office forwards had evidently left their "shooting boots" at home, saved the S.R.C. from defeat by what would probably have been a cricket
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    46 15 P. B. Lucas, the Cambridge Univrsiiy Qoll Cantain has awarded blues to J. B Ellis (Blundells and St. Catherine's* and R. B. Boulter (Stowe and CUrei. There is now only one vacancy m the team to meet Oxford at Prince's, SanWich, on Mar. 22 and 24.
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    SELANGOR RACES
    1289 16 FULL LIST OF HORSES AND PONIES IN TRAINING FOLLOWING is a full list of hordes and ponies in training for (he Selangoi Turf Club's spring meeting which .starts on Saturday next. March 13. 1 Biddy's Squire eh c g Messrs. T. H. Menzies &J. C. tones J. Orchard'
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      140 16 I v I -I ITIHiE^»^_IĔS3B A tablet in the petrol tank will stop Pinking—knock, < arbnnisinj? and result in petrol and Engine economy —Try them straightaway. A box of 60 Tablets Cost only $1.80. Sole Agents: Lim Kok Gek Co., St, rhutia Street. O'stributors:— Guan Hoe Ofl Depot (corner of
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    THE CORONATION PROGRAMME
    382 18 Orders From All <h, T The World THE special oreruu- ecMti.tj, official Coronation m, went lo press month is still two month* i!., the Coronation, it was ti«T< to press thus early in t of the programme iniglrt furthermost parts of the it mon wealth In Rood
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      438 18 KOONTENG CO., LTD., AUCTION SALE OF FREEHOLD LEASEHOLD SINGAPORE PROPERTIES. At the saleroom of Messrs. Cheonir Koon Seng Co., Ltd., No. 10 (old No. 30) Chulia Street. ON WEDNESDAY, 10th MARCH 1937, AT 2.30 P.M. Lot 1. Valuable freehold land ana houses Nos. 593 593 A, Serangoon Road, Singapore, areas
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      96 18 Bringing"^^^ England nearer still One by one the giant Empire flyingboats are coming into commission—the largest and most luxurious flying-boats in the world. Double-decked —4 large cabins including a smoking-room and spacious promenade—A well-equipped kitchen—Accommodation for 22 passengers—Top speed of 200 miles an -our As more and more of these
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