Malaya Tribune, 1 April 1937

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    38 1 The Malaya Tribune flalaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Www -No 76. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1937 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore; Thursday, April I, U):{7. The Malaya Tribune r, SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1937 FIVE R
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      123 1 it id Ihr IV» A V [in \i; minant Malaya m I {peerless SOAP Dainty, Alluring, Fragrant PSErtLESS ERASMIC is incomparable invaluable I ivj |HB for the toilet and can be applied without A harm to the most delicate skins. Refreshing and invigorating it is a direct aid to the
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      105 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The MORXIXG TRIBI \i: i -lan 'TriM""gi] I Powered Whole Milk I j j ON ANY OCCASION WHERE PURE MILK IS J REQUIRED, USE KLIM, FOR KLIM IS THE I RICHEST AND FINEST COW'S MILK IN POWDERED FORM ECONOMICAL AND j CONVENIENT. TRY A
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      462 2 "TOBLER" Swiss Chocolates Toblerone" "Hazelnut" "Berna" "Toblerettr "Amanda" Assorted in tins 1 etc., etc. These delicious Swiss Chocolates are obtainable at Provision Stores, Cures. Railway Stations, etc., etc. An interesting Picture Alhum combined with a "Question Answer" competition is given free of charge when you buy a Tobler Swiss Chocolate.
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      431 2 For best value and cheapest j prices in all kinds of; W A T C lIIS CLOCKS ALARM CLOCKS Enquiries invited* from all markets. Wholesale only supplied. Phone 3785, write or can at E. NASSIM SONS 381 North Bridge Road, SINGAPORE. PALMISTRY Consult GLORIA LYS. world famous astrologist. By appointment.
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      725 2 LOST—Alsatian, 7 months old, male, on Saturday. Colour, dark fawn, reward to finder. 42, Slang Lim Park. NOTICE OF REMOVAL, From Ist April 1937 our new address will, be 25a Malacca Street (first floor) .Singapore. P.O. Box No. 298. Tel. 72y(i. M. E. T. HEMSLEY CO. NOTICE. IN THE HIGH
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      513 2 THE GREAT EGYPTIAN ASTROLOGER AND PALMIST M AHMfIHD BEY who surprised the world in general; India. Rurma and China in particular, vith his remarkable results. Can be consulted at his residence 30. Oxley Road from 9 a.m. till 1 p.m. and from 4 p.m. till 7 p.m. Fees reasonable. £50
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      549 2 I FOR j j SEHVII E| AND j SATISFACTION j t entrust all your Clock Waul? Repairs to:— i I Yiek Woh Hi no j 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, J iNear Middle Road) S Contractors for the 1 Repair of j t Clocks Watches to the Britisli Army R.A.F. Base
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES KING GEORGES FUND FOR SAILORS
    495 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES KING GEORGES FUND FOR SAILORS The Encouraging Outlook For Shipping '•ivistiNcTLY encouraging" was the D de potion of the outlook for shmn rerentlv by the Lord Mayo. P n f* B Hnn Sir George Broadbridge, at Sgsaffi sis To day for the first time after a imcX?
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    NEW GUINEA
    80 3 Exploration Of Jungles By Air New York. Archboldfte leaving here for f JuSgta ol Vw Guinea 3> the jifornia mcit southerly Te V fciand, US the is.and om New Guinea. der a sDecial flying-boat is now Tt l 1 iU 4tr&Wa «or mUe» per a«e a 8*» SuiJfaSSfwiU
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      364 3 s fEAMER SAILINGS 1 BRITISH INDIA P 0. S. N. Co/s SAILING*: OUTWARDS. Dme Tonnage. S'pore. 1937. TDIIPA 17,000 Apr. 9 PvANPURA 6g00 Apr 'j SOMALI 17 000 Apr. 23 RAWALPINW May 3 EANGALORt Q May >| C0R Soa is'.ooo May 21 NA ii5xSrv 15,000 June J CARTHAGE JJJj June
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      46 3 REDUCED FARE 1 TO ENGLAND VIA AFRICA, RETURNING TO SINGAPORE VIA SUEZ I £103-8-0 Up ir a r. nrovides Singapore! Africa OS* CabhiClass; Africa|England Snion Caatle 2nd Class; LondonI Singapore N.Y.K. 2nd Class. For further particulars, j Apply to I O.S K. PASBAGE DEPT. I Singapore.
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      410 3 j ML B. K. I iKOKUSAI LIlMfcl j I (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISHA) Due JSSL S'lST tU New York Penan g S'pore is June 1 m s KANO MARU Apr. 10 Apr. 13 Apr. 15 june j ms KURAMA MARU Apr. 18 Apr 21 Apr. zs July 8 3 KONGO MARU
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      390 3 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK UNE Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath, hxCeUen |oi U &EILLES. LONDON ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From MJS Spore Malacca P.Sham P ng 8-7 M 27-4 27-4 2M »-4 FIONIA 18-5 18-5 19-5 21-o LALANDIA 8-6 8-6 9-6
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      491 3 STEAMER SAILINGS NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD N0 R D Incorporated in LLOYD Germany). The undernoted are the Company'! intended ARD FOR MANILA. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA JAPAN 1937. 5 ss. "LAHN" omits Singapore, Japan Ports calls Hongkong, Shanghai, and North China. Due Penang Mar Due Port Swettenham Apr. 1 1 ss. "ODER"
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    ITALIAN TRADE AND INDUSTRY
    3153 4 COUNTRY NOT AFFECTED BY SUPER CAPITALISM fHE recent meeting at Bolzano of the Board of Directors of the I Fascist Confederation of Industrial j jsts afforded the President, Count VoJpl of Misurata, the opportunity •or reviewing the industrial situ,. Hon. In the first place he analysec
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      135 4 tells you— t,,al vrars since be bad his lasl (,en *al IrouUr, lhat his (,entist mommended a good tooth powder and that he has used Calvert's ever since, tHat 38 a resu,! ,le has, at }Aj 46 sound white teeth r s which are the envy of his friends Well,
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      84 4 successful baby food now comes out East OSTERMICK for YOUR J*;** A*»», succcssfm baby food—has arrived! |1 A I! Iff 400,000 British mothers UUUU r SeCn t pTo f o f o «™U goodness in their own happy, turdy babies. N~jm can gir e your m **r tt n l
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      164 4 Vigour Restored, Glands Made ftissg In 24 Hours jnemory and »W. ii^Sf* 00 blood, sickly skin dVnT-Ji? ne Impure 5 *«P. because an 4mor'. r ion ftnd I---discovered a quick Do t,,r these troubles as> VVa >- to end to^ak\^^ i i n r p1 less, does away" *'1 1
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    "OILY MAN" RETURNS FROM EXILE
    379 5 Sent For Trial At Assizes Singapore, Wednesday. dE MINISCENCeI Ol the Oily■ Man who R le Tn« lW with his aa rin, morning *r Tjl.anese Malay sat unassumSK of the second Court. tn S i X -foot HaHC Sf Samid tne Oily Man," who roon
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    CORONATION VISITORS
    159 5 Windsor ißerkshhe). In order that visitors from overseas shall have a better chance of seems Windsor and St. George's Chapel during the Coronation weeks, the Dean of Winder Dr Albert Baillie, ha-s asked "those who can come ;.t any lime" to stay away this summer. •On many days
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    SPANISH CHILDREN
    134 5 St. Jean De Luz. Reports that children of high clas.. families of the Right at Madrid and Valencia are being taken to Russia ,o be educated there on Communist lines, < m to receive some confirmation m a letter recently received by the Peruvian O nsul at B'arritz.
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    INDIAN FINED
    121 5 Coronation Articles Unmarked Singapore, Wednesday. AN unusual case came up before Mr. T. P. Cormwell (Fourth Magistrate! to-day when an Indian named Chatamal Udhamal pleaded guilty to importing, on Mar. 5, coronation articles to wit| three dozen handkerchieves whicn did not bear the mark or discription in the
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    "ZONES OF UGLINESS"
    199 5 To Safeguard English Beauty Spots Bournemouth. "Zones of ugliness" within which vandals would be compelled to build iheir eyesores was one of the suggest:* 1 for preserving English beauty spots made by Sir James Marchant at the annual conference of the British Health Resorts Association here. Sir
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    FELL DOWN
    45 5 Mrs Lim Giang Soon, aged HO years, the mother of Mr. Lim Kee Cheok. o Sncaoore fell down yesterday and cut he?lather severely the wound bling three inches lo*g. She was conveyed to hospital and is reported to Lc j little better to-day.
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    ADDIS ABABA MASSACRE
    137 5 Official Admission In Rome I Reuter Wireless. Rome, March 30. THE first official admissions of the Addis Ababa massacres in J'ebruary following the attempt on Marshal Graziani's life is made in the announcement refuting the British press sstatements It denies Italian troops fired mdlscri minately or set
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    THE B.I.F.
    91 5 More Visitors ThiYear London. The British Industries Fair of L,38 will be held in London and Birmingham from Monday, Feb. 21 to Friday. Mai 4 it !s announced by the Department or Overseas Trade. The total attendance at this years Fair in London wa.s 223,398. a> against 221.383
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    PRESSMAN'S DEATH
    39 5 Former Reuter Chief In China Reuter. London. Mar. 31. The death is announced of Mr. Robert Moore Collins, until 1907 Reniter s chief correspondent in China. He also served as' chief correspondent o. tne Associated Press. —Reuter.
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    GERMAN CHURCH
    107 5 New Moves In State Conflict Reuter Wireless. Berlin, March 30. THE conflict between German Catholics and the Nazi authorities was carried a stage further when it was revealed twc Berlin Jesuit .schools have been forbidden to receive new enrolments for pritnaiy grades while the higher grades are to
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    CHURCH IN SPAIN
    82 5 Delegation From U.K. Reuter Wireless. THE Dean of Canterbury at the head ot a British Party including two other representative Anglicans, two Roman Catholics, two non-conformists and two organisers has arrived en route for Spain to investigate religious conditions In Government territory. The British Government declined to
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    DICKENS' GARDENER
    176 5 L-onaon. Bcileved to Ue the last living link with Charles Dickens, Mr. George Chapman WOOlley of Coxtie Green, Essex, has just celebrated his 86th birthday. He was born at Higham. near Rochester. As a young man Mr. Woolley was a gardener at Gad's Hill, the Kentish home cl
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    SOUTH INDIANS IN MALAYA
    427 5 Urged To Combine For Progress A CALL to South Indian Muslims to take a more keen interest in the affairs of Malaya was uttered by Mr. Haji Ibrahim at the meeting of the S.I.M. League. when he urged h;s hearers to work for the good of
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    JERAM KUANTAN RUBBER;
    435 6 Dividend Of 10, Per Cent. Recommended f'M.fit i.l hlK f) I iV» THE following is the report of the directors of Jeram Kuantan Rubber Estate, Ltd., which will be presented to shareholders at the 25 ordinary gene- ral meeting to be held at the Chartered Bank Chambers
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    371 6 LONDON CO MMODITIEf RUBBER London. Mar. 31. Last Price To-day Change Tone Qufet Quiet. Spot Buyers. 13 516 13»i —116 Sellers 13 716 13% ljl6 April Buyers 13 516 norn 13*/ 4 norn —116 Sellers. 13 7 16 norn 13% norn —116 AprJJune Buyers. 13 716 —116
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    279 6 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OP CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore. Mar 3i Books Crne* T0tal ror Company Dividend ""bate Ex.Dlv TIN. Payable Date' to date ent 5% Final Anr c 5° n K Fa tt 5% Final Apr. 14 a™ 9? T 1c Hongkong Tin 30% Int. ApY 14 a™ J Apr 15
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    A PROPHECY COME TRUE
    630 6 REPORT OF HECHT LEVIS AND KAHN (By Air Mail» London, Mar. 15. THE usual Editor of this Weekly Re- port is at present out of town taking a holiday and can, therefore, not be personally accused of saying—"I told you so," but we would ask those
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    42 6 Speculative Buying Of Rubber Reuter Wireless. JHE Stock a the long account Indtan^hSS« end 2 SggE. «turedl soaringfrom r ß aw mate W r!a? ~ve It-teking mduced by poo? ArgentKdVi^ a e 1 SS Street oDe ed lrre K»'a' -Reuter
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    JUBILEE OF KING OF NEPAL
    231 6 State's Recovery From 1934 Earthquake Bombay. f EI f*S ATIONS 10 mark the Silver iMuiSS&J* he reign of His Majesty Tribhubana Bir Bioramjung Bahadur Shah Deva of Nepal a^fJ X> S-t Co ncludins according to advices Kn?H Khatm an f du, the capital of the
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    17 6 Mr. G. k. S. Sabapathy J.P. of Parit family 1 Wdn VfSit to Penan with hi s
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      629 6 T Overseas-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd.! (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). Successors to J The Chinese Commercial Bank Limited, The Ho Hong Bank Limited and The Oversea-Chinese Bank Limited. I CAPITAL" Authorised $40,000,000.00. .Issued "and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE, i TELEPHONES: I Managing Director 3172
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1418 7 Issued bu Fraser and Co. Lijall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers MINING rruer *Co Lftll Sellers Buven Sellers 6 6 6 6 6 3 l<- Ampat Tin 369 35 35 6 t l Asam Kvmbang &6 54 b6 t X Austral Malay 30 32 I!- Ayer
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    131 7 Singapore, Thursday morning. RUBBER Singapore: 4514 cts., unchanged. Market Tone: Steady. London: l.'V' «d., up %<L Market Tono: Beater after firm. New York: 26 cts., down 2 ct. Market Tone: Kasy. The drop of a V* cent hi New York n h avv profit taking has had
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    SHARE MARKETS
    318 7 .Messrs. Fraser And Co.'s Report MINING. 3 months Tin £292 up 120 Cable advices from London indicate an active tin share market there with several rises to record. There are buyers of Ayer Hitams, Ipohs, Hongkong Tins and Ampats. the last named showing a rise of 3d. Locally,
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    EXCHANGE
    139 7 SELLING Singapore. Apr. I. 2|4 l|lo London T.T. 2 4 1116 London demand 2 4Vr London 4 months sight 1240 Lyons demand HI Hamburg demand 57 Mew York demand 57 Montreal demand 103 5 8 Batavia demand 103 3/ 8 ggSSSf $10 °*frst rs. «2-4 Amoy demand 52 i/
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    NEW USE FOR STONE
    163 7 Building Which Did Not Materialise Dubbo, N.S.W., Mar 22. L* YING In a stonemason's yard at Dubbo is a foundation stone which was placed in position by the Duke of Windsor in 1920 for a soldiers' memorial hall at Nyngan. The building did not materialise, and
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    FREE ZONE FOR IRAQ
    115 7 In Haifa Harbour Under New Trade Agreement Jerusalem. A free zone for the import, exporl re-export trade of Iraq is tc be prov.ccd In Haifa Harbour, Palestine, unae: o trade agreement wlv.ch has just be n: concluded between the two countries. The Iraq Government will anpoin
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    19 7 Mrs T.J. Thomas, wife of the Headmaster of the Sultan Abdul H-mid College. Alor Star, has returned from England.
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      170 7 i (Incorporated in China by Special Charter) I 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. I Telephones: Manager's Office I Exchange Dept 6441 I General Office 5188-J Cable Address: "CKUNGKUO" J Paiu Up Capital Ch. 40W,OO0.M HEAD OFFICE: SHANGHAI: Tse-Vung Soong, Chairman of Board, 1 Sung Han-Chang, General Manager. S OVERSEAS BRANCHES: London,
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    CLUB DIARY I
    248 8 [Taere are numerous Clubs in Singapore members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the "Diary of Events." The
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    RAUB GOLD OUTPUT
    22 8 THE output of the Raub Australian Gold Mines for the four weeks ended March 27 amounted *»a 1999.55 ounces.
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    103 8 jondon, Mar. 31. Paris 106 21 64 I New York 4.89 1 16 Montreal 4 8811 16 Brussels 29.04» 2 IGeneva 21.46 ft 8.93 Milan 92 15 16 Berlin 12.15 Stocknoim 19.39 ft Copennagen 22.40. Oslo 19.90. Vienna 26 I 2 Prague 140 3 16 Belgrade 213. Mad|U
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    WHAT'S ON?
    217 8 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, APR. 1 Dedication of Seafarers' Chapel by the Lord Bishop of Singapore, 4.45 p.m., and annual general meeting of Missions to Seamen, Sailors' Institute, 5.30 p.m. Football: S.A.F.A. League, Div. 11, R.A.F. v. S.R.C., Anson Road Stadium; Business Houses' League, Heap Eng
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    111 8 Arrivals and departures by Imperial Airways and Qantas lines:— Arrival by the "Melbourne" from Brisbane. Mr. J. Slater. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Williamson. Mrs. Walk3r Sinclair Left by the "Atalanta'' for Delhi—Mrs. Walker Sinclair. Arrived by the "Aurora" from London. Mr. R. B. Wade. Left by
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    POSTAL INTELLIGENCE
    336 8 STEAMER MAILS DESPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIM! Australia:—§ Eastern z, Southern z Gorgon Apr. 12.30 p.m. and Western New Zealand z Gorgon 1 2.30 p.m. America (North) Except Western Canada and Western States of U.S.A. t Karoa „13 p.m. America (South) Karoa 13 p.m. Aden t
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    101 8 Java and Southern Sumatra: Neiheiiands, closing 7 p.m. to-day. Australia, New Zealand,' Jiva and Timor Dilly: Qantas, closing p.p, to day. Hongkong, Canton, Shanghai, Kobe. ♦Manila and vU.S.A.: Imperial, closing 7 p.m. Saturday. Medan, Jaskl, -Amsterdam!? and -London 5: Netherlands, closing 12.45 p.m Saturday. Penang, Siam. Burma,
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    103 8 Mails expected from Europe etc. 'London* by Air (Imperial), lime of uelivery of boxholders' letters only 6 p.m. to-day and general delivery of letters 8.45 a.m. to-morrow. Mails expected from Europe etc 'Amsterdam) by Air (Netherlands) time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 7.30 p.m. to-day and general
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    THE HARBOUR
    135 8 Singapore, Wednesday. Ships alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive. East Wnari (Entrance Oate 1» Karoa 22; Gustav Diederichsen, Anhui 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Soudan 18; Bennevis 15; Gorgon 14Java 13; Maron 12; Kola 8; Jeypore Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Losslebank 30; City of Birmingham
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    THE CORONATION
    32 8 Official Delegate From China Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, April. 1. Marshal Chiang Kai Shek is sending Mr. Chao Lung Wen to attend the Coronation in London.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    PASSENGERS
    239 8 I r, Singapore, Wednesdcy. rne following are passengers by the JSa/t Asiatic liner Erria which left Singapore lor Europe to-day: Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Armstrong, Mrs M C. Bain. Miss S. Bain. Mr. and Mrs I R A. Y. Caruth, Mrs. Kim Fook Chen pr (Miss) K. L.
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    VESSELS IN PORT
    115 8 Keuuh, British. 1.033 ton.- from Bt-1-i.wan 30.3 to Belaw.m 1.4. Boelongam, Netherlands, 5,701 tons from Smghawan 31.3 to Singhawan 3.4! Edenoale, British, 1,001 tons, from Biinjoe 30.3 to Batavia 2 4 Katong British 863 tons, from Sibu 30.3 to Slbu 4.4. Larut, British, 464 tons, from Trengganu
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    PULAU TENGGOL LIGHT
    29 8 bt e f}/ e Ported to me that Pulau Tenggol Light in Lat. 4deg 49' 28" N Long. io3 deg. 42' 00" E. is n6w burning'
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    FRENCH SUBMARINES
    29 8 «nrt W ?v,f r^ nch Submarines, the Dejase and the Momge are expected to arrive in Singapore this afternoon from Saigon. They will be*rth alongside the Oil
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    23 8 Mr A.W. Hay, Assistant Protector of Chinese and Registrar of Societ es, Malacca, will be spending a three weeks' holiday at Bukit Fraser
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    26 8 Capt. Mohamed Ali bin Maidin, M.8.E.. the Malacca Volunteers' representative to attend H.M. the King's Coronation, will leave for England in the first week in April.
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    LUDENDORFF AND HITLER
    124 8 12-Year Feud Ends REICH AND ARMY AGREE Reuter. Munich, Mar. 31. T*HE 12-year feud between Herr Hitler and General Ludendorff has been ended at a secret meeting in a complete reconciliation. An official communique says thai General Ludendorff expressed his pleasure regarding Herr Hitler's demolition of the
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    294 8 New Books For Issue On Saturday THE undernoted newly added non-fic-tion ana flctiri vr? !2s will be ready foi issue on Saturday, Apr. 3: The Red Flag. F. Britten Austin: Ramblin' Jack: The Journal of Captain John Cremer. 1700—1774, R. Reynell Bellamy; The World's Great Age: The Story
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    MARTIAL LAW
    43 8 Many Arrests Made In Harbin Shanghai, April 1. IT is reported that during the past week L a rJ east innoce nt inhabitants of Harbin and Fulan have been arrested ?Siunteert rge complicit y the We" fcp£2?£ habitants—Sin Chew Jit Poh
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    NEW JAPANESE POLICY
    186 8 IN CHINA Co-operation With Banks Shanghai, Mar. 31. TIE President of the Specie Bank in Shanghai declared last night that since the discussion between Mr. Kodama and Mr. Chih Tek Mao for the surrender of silver by Japanese banks, interested banks had started negotiations resulting 1 in
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    Y.W.C.A.
    110 8 "Coronation Year" Campaign MRS. A. S. Small. President cf th? Y.W.C.A. presided over a small meeting of women who are undertaking the preliminary plans for the launching of the annual Campaign which Is to b' known ar. the "Coronation Y:ar Cam paign in the middle of April. Those present
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    BACK AT WORK
    64 8 Lcndou, Mar. 31. The Foreign Secretary was at again tc-day at the Ecreign Office al ter tlie Foster ho'idays. The FLst Lord of the Admiralty and the Minister of Labour were also at their desks, by. Iho other ministers are sill absent from London. Th Q Prime
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    AMUSEMENTS
    126 8 ALJJAMERA.-"Flash Gordon" 6.15 and 9.15 p.m o 7P L The Jun Sle Princess" 6.15 ana y.is p.m ,n?S lON Sunshine Basic," 6.15 and 9.15 p.m i^Sf^PS OUGH Mad am Fashion 0.15 and 9.15 nm EMPlRE._"Charlie Chan .At The Circus," 7 and 9.15' p.m. MiT?? A J RE R?YAL.-"Raja Boja"
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      17 8 RAR-IQC|(C TYPE WRITERS Full details and prices without obligation CAXTON PRESS, LTD., 4 Market Street, Kuala Lumpur.
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      137 8 DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service Yester- Last Niahr t!L p day Bri ht Mm Station d2 P p R fi n IL Temn West Coast Inche *«.F Alor star oft n -jo BayanLepas 039 85 76 ■SRS" 1 g a BukitJeram 9 > iSJSS* 89 118 s Kuala Lipis
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR THE SOCIAL EVIL
    200 9 i To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune j Sir. —I am a newcomer to Singapore, from Ceylon, and ii is astonishing to <re the wav in which prostitutes are 'lowed io parade the streets here. In Cevlon if men or women of
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    CYCLING
    75 9 I To the Editor of the Malaya Tribunei Sir—Cycle races have become very popular in Malaya, and it is a great pity that so far no proper racing tracks have been provided. Cycling as a pastime can be recommended to the old and young of either sex. It is
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    FIRST AID
    154 9 To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune> Sir.—I wish to support very strongly the pita ior the establishment of first aid classes in Singapore and Malaya generally. Accidents win always happen, and in Singapore there are sometimes as many a» twenty ambulance ca'ls a day. When an accident
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    EMPIRE EXHIBITION
    257 9 Lion Rampant To Be Symbol Edinburgn. A LION rampant is to be the symbol of next year's Empire Exhibition in Scotland. This was announced by Lord Elgin, President of the Exhibition, at a luncheon in Edinburgh. As the Exhibition is taking place in Scotland, the design is based
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    PASTOR W.W.R. LAKE
    102 9 pondent writes: Whne the congregation of the Adjentist English Church in Penang Road J| pieased to hear of the reappointent of Mr. w. W. R. Lake to the difgctorship of the Mission in Malaya, si* v an aU round expression of relhat he should again be required
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    ALLEGED CRIMINAL BREACH OF TRUST
    93 9 Three Charges Against Chinese re v>'du»:sd Singapore. Wednesday. TAN Yit Kee, a Chinese, appeared befoi c the Third Magistrate this morning on three charges of alleged criminal breach of trust committed at AlkafT Gardens on January 2nd. 1937, involving $132.60 c. said to have been
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    FAMOUS PIANIST
    114 9 Recital At Dutch Club On Saturday A RECITAL is to be given at the Dutch Club, Singapore, on Saturday night by M. Francois de Haan, the well-known. Dutch pianist, who is music teacher at Medan, and leading pianist of the Delische Kunstkring, the musical society of Medan. M.
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    DRUG SUICIDE
    91 9 Coroner's Verdict On Czechoslovak Singapore, Wednesday. THE Singapore Coroner, Mr. W. McQuarrie, returned a verdict of suicide to-day at the conclusion of the inquiry into the death of Jacob Gersfield. the Czechoslovakian who died at the General Hospital on Mar. 16 from drug poisoning. The deceased, it will
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    MINE DISASTER
    57 9 33 Dead In Durban Crash Reuter Wireless. Johannesburg March. 30. ONE European and 34 natives were killed as the result of a two-decker cage crashing 5.000 feet to the bottom of the haft in the Durban Roodeporl Deep mine as the result of over-winding. The cage came to
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    FRITZ KREISLER
    166 9 Athens. M. Fritz Kreisler. the famous v'olinift, as been decorated by the king Of Greece He was presented with the Cordon of n\v. grand cross of the Order of George E by the King in person after the first A two concerts which he gave here. Another rare
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    32 9 Lady Song will distribute the prizes won in the Singapore Flower Show at the New WorH on Su- day evening and pot Mrs. Lee Choon -Kan, M.8.E., as piv vii usly announced.
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    BOOK LEARNING BLAMED
    248 9 Education Expert On Ideal Education London. BLAME for most of the troubles in which the world found itself was ascribed to book learning in i.he past by Sir Richard Paget, presiding at the opening session of the Parents' National Educational Union. "I believe," he said, "that 4he
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    CORONATION NIGHT
    134 9 Fleet Will Be IM Up London 'ihe Navy is to celebrate coronation Day by all ships In Home waters dressing overall with flags, and being illuminated at night, Grneial orders issued at Portsmouth ctete thai the ships will be dressed :.?.v:ern 3 a.m. and sunset, and th°sc rappJed
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    "ALICE IN WONDERLAND"
    138 9 Second Edition Conv Sold For £320 London. A second edition copy of "Alice in Wonderland" belonging to Princess Beatrice, great aunt of the King, has been sold in a London saleroom for £320. Actually there was no first edition of "Alice," for there was a dispute over
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    WOMAN R.A. SELECTOR
    40 9 London. Mar. 30. Dame Laura Knight, who attended the meeting of the selection committee for the Royal Academy show to-day, is the first woman artist to serve in that capacity in the Academy's history. —British Official Wireless.
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    FAREWELL DINNER
    198 9 To Mr. Mohamed Bin Haji Yunos Singapore. Thursday. A GATHERING of nearly sixty persons; was present at the G. H. Cafe last night at the dinner given by the staff oi the Treasurer's Dept. of the Singapore Municipality in honour of Mr. Mohamed bin Haii Yunos, a petty
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    CATHOLIC ACTION
    57 9 The next lecture of the leaders' course of the Catholic Action of the Church of St. Joseph will be held at the Mercantile Institution Queen Street, on Saturday at 5 p.m. Admission is free and open to all interested. Subjects:—Synthetis and Teleological Psychology, by the Rev. A. da
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    23 9 It is announced that the Archbishop of Canterbury will dedicate the Windsor Memorial to King George V on Apr. 23 (St. George's Day).
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    16 9 Mr. K.M.D.L.V. Villiappa Chettiar, who went to India on a holiday, has returned to Teluk Anson.
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    GERMANY AND CORONATION
    156 9 Friendly Gesture To Britain Reuter Wireless. Berlin, March 30. IT is officially announced General Yon Blomberg will represent Hitler at the Coronation and the other members of the delegation will be Admiral Otto Rnhulze. Commander-in-Chief of the North Sea Fleet and General Stumpff of the Air Force
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    FIVE-YEAR PLAN
    117 9 Russian Industrial Progress Reuter Wireless. Moscow, March 30. THE successful completion, this year of the second five-year plan is rorecast in the report of the Central Executive Committee which states in 1936 Industrial output increased by 28.4 per rent compared with 1935 instead of the 23 per cent
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      254 10 4. l ALL SHOWS PACKED OUT YESTERDAY! I Singapore Welcomes The Screens First Real Malayan Jungle Story!! j j 6.15 nightly mi the CAPITOL ».15 j s Special Added Attraction! AIR MAIL PICTURES j j The Grand Xational 1937 rV I Free Admission To The New World j j with
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    REASONABLE PRICE FOR RUBBER
    970 11 HEAD OF IMPORTING FIRM INTERV IE WED SHOULD BE AROUND 9D. Reuter Wireless. Singapore, Wednesday. "AFTER careful inquiries made in Sumatra, and Malaya, I find it is generally conceded by planters as well as other rubber interests that nine-pence would be a reasonable price for rubber"
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    "JUNGLE PRINCESS" THRILLS
    404 11 Large Audiences At The Capitol AT THE CINEMAS HEARTY congratulations to Paramount on "The Jungle Princess." It is in all respects a real winner and should draw crowded audiences to the Capitcu, rivalling the success of "Tarzam was enthusiastically received yester- Here we Wave a story of
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    THE PAVILION
    138 11 Return Of "Sunshine Susie" SUNSHINE Susie," perhaps the most successful picture Jack Hulbert ever made, has been brought back to the Pavilion for a short season. it is a long time since "Sunshine Susie first appeared but the ccmedy and music are as fresh as ever and the
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    HEALTH OF THE TOWN
    155 11 Statement Of Singapore Municipality rm Municipal health the week ended Mar. 27 shows that there were 200 deaths, compared w>th 207 in the previous week and 190 in the corresponding week of last year. The chief causes of death were.— Be--beri 7; phthisis 22; malaria I.
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    91 11 Keppel Golf Club ball sweeps in connection with Stapleford competition resulted as follows:— First 9 holes: Winner, A. Wolfe. Second 9 holes: Winner, J. M. Har-Thirty-seven cards were taken out for the March Eclectric Competition and best scores returned were: Alan Wolfe 30—4 1 3=2r 2 3
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    ISLAND CLUB
    68 11 The March Ladies' Medal played at Island Club over the second nine holes on Tuesday, resulted in a win for Mrs. S M. Simond who returned a net score Of 33. The following were some of the best cards returned:— Mrs S. M. Simond 50—17 =33 Mrs. C.
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    30 11 Mrs C R Thurstan has been admitted to Bungsar Hospital Kuala Lumpui and. It is learnt. Is considerably better She and Mr Thurstan were to have gone home this week.
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    28 11 Mr J.A.A. Faith, M.C.S.. has arrived in Taiping and taken oyer .the duties from Mr. A. L. Birse, District Officer, Larut and Matang. who has gone on leave.
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    JOHORE COURT OF APPEAL
    630 11 FIRST SESSION OF THE YEAR Guard Of Honour (From Our Own CorrespondentJ Johore Bahru. Mar. 30. fTHE first Johore Court of Appeal for the year was held this morning with ceremonial opening which was witnessed by a large gathering. A guard of honour consisting oi' fifty
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE – – ENGAGEMENT.
    58 12 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE ENGAGEMENT. GOH-ONG. The enq a o Cmcnt s Vn iiounced of Mr. Goh Fook Seng, eldest 5°m/*! Mr and Mrs Gch Chin Watt of Malacca to Miss One; Hee Nco only daughter of the late Mr. Ong Hong Guan and Mrs. Ong Kong Guan of Singapore. Tne marriage
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    48 12 Mr A. J. Monteiro (Tony) begs to tender his sincere thanks to the Lcv-al Sia t of A.P.C. shipping department and those who sent wreaths, telegram- ai d letters of condolence in his sad bereavement and all those who attended the funeral of his beloved wife Nellie
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    ANTI-CONTROL AGITATION
    726 12 JHE other day we quoted the mistake of a Calcutta paper which announced in bold type that rubber had reached a price of Is. OVi d. an ounce. It was a subeditor's slip, of course, but in its way the announcement was symbolic of the present excit-d condition
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    POLITICAL CRISIS IN JAPAN
    126 12 Genera] Election On April 30 Reuter. Tokyo. April 1 THE Japanese Government in a state--1 mcnt claim that the political parties showed insincerity in deliberating unduly on important. Government bills affecting national defence and the national life and evinced a lack of recognition of the current
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    MRS. LEE CHOON GUAM
    83 12 Recovery From Motor Accident TiHE many friends of Mrs. Lee Choon Guan, M.8.E.. of Mandalay Villa Singapore, will be relieved to hear thai she is rapidly recovering from the moto- accident in which she was involved in Kuala Lumpur on Friday The car in which Mrs.
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    COLONEL GOWLLAND
    31 12 Chef Engineer Of British Troops In China Reuter. London, April 1. S2™S £c f Gcvi Hnd hM been Engineer of British twon. in china and i* SwSunftS appointment shortly.-Renter.
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    26 12 An Licence for the Set i 6^ ent D 0f Sinea Pore has been gran ted to Mr. Reginald. s Totser Surveyor. Union Building 8 Licensed
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    NEEDS OF MALAYAN STUDENTS
    224 12 NEEDS OF MALA YAN STUDENTS TECHNICAL TRAINING DIFFICULTIES IN BRITAIN JHE difficulties encountered by students from Malaya who entry into British univers ties is emphasised by "L C I fo!l;wng article. He pom s that Indian students are' 'co »r ff r d to -eek univers ty trains j n
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    The Indian Example
    131 12 JIME and again the sugg<fc:ion is made that if only thJ Crowr Agents, who place Malaya'slnot in considerable orders for imterials with British workshops, mike it condition that such w<fkshop should in return take lalayai, students for practical train; hjr, the difficulty could be overcome 10 some
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    Technical Training
    141 12 JHE Education Depart men t|c.f the II gh Commissioner in India, during one year, gave no few nhari 4,545 interviews to students i id re ceived and despatched moi than 30,000 letters relating to st ients Five hundred and forty-nine aopfcations for admission were re eive r7 he
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    Advice To Industrialists
    148 12 report speaks of the per conversations he has had industrial authorities and the me»t nigs of manufacturers and indn* tnalists he has addressed He v* 1 an argument which held a ready «> peal. He has pointed out that In dian students who receive training in works
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    Suffers Both Waus
    136 12 "A** ol lcla an »°nncement in pla and emphatic terms to the effeii that a British degree or training is in no way an essential qualincatitor the various Government appoiniments would be bound," says the High Commissioner, "to have effi in the way of encouraging y un
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    Topics Of the Day
    355 12  -  By "Looker On" |N the opinion 0 f a well-known utographer, there is a special lin photographing antiques. The important thing is to be tactful at not let them think they are. X An Austrian collector claims tv a postage stamp which he possesses and which
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    FOUNDATION STONE OF NEW SUPREME COURT
    138 13 TO-DAY'S CEREMONY IN SINGAPORE BRILLIANT GATHERING COPIES OF NEWSPAPERS LAID UNDER STONE Singapore, Thursday. THE foundation stone of Singapore's new $1,750,000 Snnrewe Court—wkirh it is promised will he an edifire of architectural jrenius of wlrch the Colony may well be rrmid. when its construction
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    Dignity And Beauty In Our City"
    1981 13 FIGURES relating to the b llding were I given by Major R. L. Nunn. Director o:' Public Works, S3, and F.M.S., who was th" first sneaker. H« said thai Singapore had d Q veloned, r>nd continued to develop so rapidly tha; tvery large building
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    Two Men Drowned In Sewer
    32 13 Firemen at work on the sewer at the junction of Waterloo Street and Albert Street this morning, after two coolies had lost their lives. See pace 14.
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    QUEEN VISITS BOND STREET
    35 13 British Official Wireless. London. Mar. 31 Th» Oueen visited a firm of Bend Street dressmakers this afternoon to inspect the progress of embroidery work nr '->er coronation gown.- British Official Wireless.
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    DANISH PREMIER
    43 13 British Official Wireless. London, Mar. Si. Danish Prime Minister is expected In London next Tuesday for the opening of the reconstructed premise of the Danish Club in London. He will lunch with the Foreign Secretary en tho following day.—British Official Wireless.
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    SUGAR CONFERENCE
    40 13 British Official Wireless. London, Mar 31 The opening session of the International Sugar Conference, In which 23 nations will participate, w' 1 take place in the Locarno Rocm r f the Foreign Office next Monday.—British Official W rcless.
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    F.M.S. Strikers Taking More Reasonable Attitude
    461 14 MANY EXPRESS REGRET NEW ARRESTS Settlement At Early Date? (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. SURPRISE raids by a party of 100 police under the command of the Chief Police Officer, Mr. A. H. Dickinson, was made on strike infeVJed areas in the
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    38 14 Mrs. Rose Jennings, of Ipoh, accompanied by her sister and her eight-year old son. Cedric. will be leaving Ipoh for England on May 7 by the S.S "Menelaus." They will spend some weeks in Singapore prior to sailing.
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    INTERVENTION IN SPAIN ENDING?
    423 14 CONTROL SCHEME IN FULL OPERATION SOON Reuter. London, Mar. 31. Board of Administration for the control scheme under the Non-intervention Agreement, which has been meeting during Easter, held a further meeting to-day. The board is engaged upon technical work, such as the posting of observers at
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    MALAYAN ROTARY CONFERENCE
    686 14 Its Lessons DISTRICT GOVERNOR'S REFLECTIONS Singapore, Wednesday. TO-DAY'S tiffin meeting of the Singapore Rotary Club was a very "rotarian" affair, reports being received from various members who attend the annaul District Convention, held last week-end in Kuala Lumpur, on the various aspects of the gathering. Mr. Ng
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    32 14 Tuan Sheik Ahmad bin Sheik Mustapha J.P. has been appointed an unofficial member of the Negri Sembilan State Council for a further period of one year with effect from Feb. 16. 1937.
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    LABOURER SAVED FROM GALLOWS
    671 14 By Appeal Court MURDER CHARGE REDUCED (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Mar. 30. CHINESE labourer named Wong Choy, who was sentenced to death at the Muar Assizes by Mr. Justice Laville on a charge of murder by causing the death of one Chan Lee in
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    TWO FATALLY TRAPPED IN MAN-HOLE
    307 14 SINGAPORE TRAGEDY TO-DAY NARROW ESCAPE FOR THIRD WHEN SEWER PIPE BURSTS Singapore, Thursday. Indian coolies lost their lives, and a third narrowl3 craped death in a most unusual accident wnich is perhaps (he lirst of its kind in the history of Singapore. Shortly after 10
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      104 14 STOP I*lll** PERRY BEATS TILDEN A THIRD TIME Detroit, Apr. 1. Perry beat Tilden bj M, 6-4, 6-4. —Reuter. SE LANG OR STRIKES SETTLED (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. To-day We are officially informed that the stiike has ended. All coolies on eve;; estate affected—returned to work tinmorning. THE
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    New Era For India And Burma
    433 15 AUTONOMY BEGINS TO-DAY 11 PROVINCES King's Messages To His Subjects London, April 1. TO-DAY is the appointed day under the Government of India Act for the inauguration of autonomy in eleven provinces of British India and the separation of Burma from India. On this
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    A BREAKDOWN?
    230 15 Non-Congress Minority Governments Reuter Wireless. Patna, Apr. 1. TN Behar Province a Ministry has been formed by Mohammed Yunus, leader of the Moslem Independents.—Reuter. Calcutta, Apr. 1. Government has banned leading Congress men from organising demonstrations against the new Constitution to-morrow. —Reuter. Bombay. Mar. 31. THE situation arising
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    BRITISH REVENUE RETURNS
    83 15 Defence Expenditure NEARLY £8 MILLIONS OVER ESTIMATE Reuter. London, Apr. 1. BRITISH Revenue returns for the year show a deficit of £5,600,000. The realised revenue amounted to ,707,289.000 and the expenditure to v 502.386.000 but the expenditure includes £13,100.000 for redemption of debt so. that current revenue
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    MINISTRY OF LABOUR
    184 15 British Official Wireless. London, Mar. 31. mHE Ministry of Labour estimates at 1 March 15 show that the number of insured persons in employment in Great Sin. exclusive of persons within the agricultural scheme was approximately v 242 000 This was 55,000 more than the month before
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    The Governor being received by the Chief Justice (Mr. Justice Mc-Elwaine) before the laying of the foundation stone of the new Supreme Court to-day.
    24 15 The Governor being received by the Chief Justice (Mr. Justice McElwaine) before the laying of the foundation stone of the new Supreme Court to-day.
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    SHIP AGROUND
    57 15 Destroyer Answers S.O.S. Call w 1 91 London, Mar. «il. A HONGKONG message says that in re«nonse to repeated wireless calls for help from the S.S. Kong Ning. stating that she was aground off White Rock and liable to sink, the British destroyer Daring went out this even
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    20 15 Dr. (Mrs.) Coutts Milne has been ap pointed temporarily as Lady Medical Officer in charge. Women and Children's Clinic, Muar.
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    SIAM AND BURMA
    73 15 Agreement For Remarking Of Boundaries (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, April 1 Following the re-delimitation of J** boundaries between Siam and Bui ma a new Angla-Siam agreement was signed this morning at the Foreign Office, providing fcr the exchange of nationalises of persons within the new districts,
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    Swimming Club Prospering
    1091 16 NEW PREMISES BRING BIG REVENUES MORE SUPPOR T NEEDED FOR SPORTING EVENTS Singapore, Thursday. AX interesting; report is to be pre "ien ed to members of the Singapore Swimming Club at the annual e,l a i! meeting on Sunday, %pril U. The Club has been used more
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    S.C.C. BEAT MIDDS IN PADANG FRIENDLY
    574 16 SOLDIERS OBLIGE WHEN MARINES DISAPPOINT Singapore, Thursday. ALTHOUGH the Marines notified n the S.C. C late in the uuy th it they would be unable to turn out a side for their friendly fixture on the Padang. Club players and spectators were provided with
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    LINDRUM COMING TO SINGAPORE
    89 16 Singapore. Thursday. Singapore may have the privilege of .eeing Horate Linrirum and Melbouine Inman. Ihe well-known snocker player, in ac lion shcr "Jy. It is understood that Lindrum who is now in London, will leave on April fi ana mi play in Malta, Colombo, India, Singapore,
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    SINGAPORE Y.W.C.A.
    106 16 Under the chairmanship cf Mrs A S Small. President of the Y.W.C.A a preliminary meeting of women was held thus week at the Y.W.C.A.. Ruffles Quay to make plans for the annual finance campaign which is to open on Apr 12 Those present included Mrs. A b' Jordeii.
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    Singapore A.A.A. & Schools
    237 16 Singapore A.A.A. Schools CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS FOR JUNIORS MR. B. E. ABLITT ELECTED PRESIDENT Singapore, Thursday. SINGAPORE schools are now eligible for membership of the Singapore Amateur Athletic Asjociation, an addition to existing rules making that pos« ble having been passed at yesterday's annual general meeting of the As ociation at
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    Gunner Radeliffe. captain of the R.A. soccer team.
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    BRIGHTENING TABLE TENNIS
    247 16 Stonewalling Not Wanted lIFE is to be made more difficult for en P vinri ed exponent; ol safety*-nr*t table fenni. .write; a home •spcrts correspondent.. The type of player who is ccnten' to the ball safely back. waitinV'for his opponent to blunder, has caused the r hn?°f
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    JAPANESE TOURNAMENT
    55 16 *i?\ Al awa won tne sin gles event in the All Malayan Japanese Tennis Tournament which was concluded on the Japanese Club courts in St Georee's Road on Sunday Aizawa beat Uchida Playing in the doubles. Aizawa and Uchida beat Kobayashi and Murakami Sakata and Suya, the Japanese
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    SOCCER AT JALAN BESAR
    24 16 Tlie Government Services F.A. will meet the Royal Engineers at soccer at Jalan Besar Stadium on Sunday a* 5 p.m.
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    44 16 Reuter. Auckland, Mar. 31. THE M.C.C. tourists will begin the last match of the tour on Thursday against a combined Auckland and Well!Sf H?» team L T is game is substituted ror the match scheduled to berintto-dav ISauut Auckland --Reuter.
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    CEYLONESE BEAT Y.M.C.A. IN DIV. III
    238 16 Penalty Goal Decides The Issue Singapore, Thursday. DLAYING on the Singapore Harbour Board ground the Y. M.C.A *ere defeated by the odd goal in three bv the Ceylon Sports Club, in the third division yesterday. Contrary to their usual form the Y. M.C.A. played
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    SOCCER TOUR
    140 16 Success Of Singapore Team In Johore During the Easter holidays, the soccer team of the Junior Civil Service Association touted Muar and Batu Pahat play a series of matches wiih various clubs. Mr. Choo Seng Quee was in charge. The tour v. as a very successful one. the
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    CRICKET TEAMS
    46 16 M.F.A. v. the Khalsa Association on Sunday at Khalsa ground at 11 a.m.. S. M. Aliy (captJ, I. B. Suratta, A R. Cmar, Mahmood. Radin Salaim. A. M. AlsagorT, Ibiahim Isa, Hoosiansah. Ahmad Duke. Mohd. Hashim. Ismail Jabbar: Reserve. Abdul Aziz, Suiaiman A. Hashim.
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    Two More Players Ordered Off
    406 17 CHINESE BEAT MEDICALS IN DIVISION III YESTERDAYS GAME AT ANSON ROAD STADIUM Singapore. Thursday. ay was marred by ungentlemanly P net lea in the closing stages of yesJSv's Third Division League match at lll Prison Road Stadium, resulting in th navers being sent off. The
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    517 17 GOLF FOR DUFFERS Suggestion To Improve Joys Of Game ISOII one of my secret agent,, wao FkeeDS Ws ear so close to the ground HPS continually being stepped en. Save been tipped thac the Urnttd go f Association is consider .ng uSinary move to try to incr-a-.e t g&l for
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    HOME SOCCER
    18 17 Reuter. y London, Mar. 31. Motherwell beat Arbroath 3—l in a 0l "sh League match to-day.
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    GARRISON G.C.
    81 17 The Garrison G. C. monthly mixed competition (12 holes o-Tue-day produced the follow ng best returns: -Major A. J. Beveridge and Mrs A. O'Grady 61—13 1 3—47 23x Lt R. G. Gregory and Mr M. Clemons 57—9 1 3=47 2 5 Canton and Mrs. H. G B r
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    S.C.R.C. CRICKET
    97 17 S C R C. team vs. S.J.I, at Hong Dm Green on Saturday: L. Boon, Onp Swee Keng, Tan Thean R. B. Tan Low Kee Choc, Tay Yew Ec, Kam G&* Ong Swee Law, Neo Geo Leo, Gan Kee Tian, Seah Keng Siew S C R C. team
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    S'PORE MUSLIMS TOURNAMENT
    37 17 Gentle BP. team vs. Mayblossom BP on Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Victoria School Hall: SINGLES:— M. Hodn, Ahmad Taiu, -A Rahmin and Pardan, A Rahman and Kemat. Reserves: A. Rani and Kusaini.
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    TABLE TENNIS
    67 17 Thp Excise Clerks' Club will enteitaS Treasury-Audit Sports Union tn a friendly match of table tennu. comprising o" seven ties, at their premises on Saturday at 2 p.m. The Ex else rporesentatives will be selects gSn the following: Samuel Leong, Mok Yong Slang. Tan Miang Cheng, Lim Cheok
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    KEPPEL G.C.
    35 17 An Eclectic Competition <9 holes) has been arranged by Keppel G.C. for Apr'i play to be on men's days only. Further particulars and conditions ct play will be found in the Competition Book.
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    S.C.C. TENNIS
    209 17 Tournament Results And Ties E C Cherrington beat O. W. Gilmour, 6—6 6—2, and W. H. Droogleever had a walkover in his game with D. Hewan in the Singles Championship of the b.t/ v. yesterday. The match between A. P. Webb and J M Fiaser was postponed until
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    STRAITS CHINESE R.C.
    52 17 Sectional meetings will be held as follows al the S.C.R.C.: Tennis Meeting: Monday, bth, at 5 p.m. Table Tennis: Tuesday, 6th at 5 p.m. Billiards: Tuesday, 6th at 5.40 p.m. T>.cs- meetings will be for the election of office-bearers for the coming year and deciding programmes for
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    S.R.C. EASTER DANCE
    31 17 A dance for S.R.C. members and their friends will be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Saturday night. Admission will be by tickets obtainable at the club.
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    Y.M.C.A. CRICKET
    51 17 The following will represent the YMCA at cricket v. R.A. Changi on the Anson Road ground on Saturday at 2 Fong Lim (capU. R. Lyne. G. Day B Barker, N. Hay, Dr. V. Xavier. V. N. Pillav B S. Varma. K. Leembruggen. Natha'nials, C. Angus, B. Fones, A.
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    Lady Thomas To Presenf Prizes
    197 17 V.M.C.A. Tennis Tournament Singapore, Thursday. DLAYING in the V.M.C.A. Open p Tennis Tournament yesterday, k. H. Humphrey and J. P. Hannyng ton (+8) beat C. Reshty and I. A. Pereira i—4) in the final of the handicap Men's Doubles. The Europeans formed a fine partnership,
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    SOCIAL A.P. SOCCER
    155 17 SAP. vs. Municipal Treasurer Department to-morrow at Farrer Park Sound. Kick off at 5.15 p.m. Ah cC Jimmy Wee, Kai Sai; Buch Seah Kirn Swee, Cheng Poh <*£.), Ch n Chua. Chong Bian, Swee Hock, Cl in Aik, Kia Chew. Reserves: Chye Tuan. Som Mui. an Lye
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    DIV. II SOCCER
    48 17 S.R.C. team vs R AF. 2nd XI a* Stadium to-day: C. Alphonso. A. B. Ccliick, J. Ritchie R. Barth. W. F. Gomes, H. A. Savage, P. d'Almcida. A. G. Valberg. A. M. Valberg, G. Ross, J. Reutens. Reserves: N. Sullivan. F. de vf. W. Ess.
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    MILITARY SOCCER
    53 17 Yesterday at the Gillman Barracks the R.A.S.C. the D. Coy Midds Regt. in a soccer match by two goals to nil Ihe R.A.S.C. were better opportunists and played more constructive football. Richardson scored two of the goals and Croy one. A feature of the gamo was the good
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    JALAN BESAR
    45 17 SC. FA. vs. the Police Ist at soccer to-day at the Jalan Besar Stadium: Pak Tong, P. Yee, John Then, Mook Wong, Hor Khoon, Seng Quee. Yew Leng, Soon Lye, Leng Seng, James Goh, Tonny Teo, Cher Seng, Kwok Leong and Chor Leng.
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    93 17 S.R C. team vs. Ceylon Sports Club at C.S.C. on Saturday: L. F. Alvis, H. N. Balhetchet, F M. Chopard, P. d'A'meida, H. R- Bartell, G. Westerhout, A. M. Valberg, D. C. Ross, G. C. Ross, D. C. D'Cotta, Dr L. S. da Silva, F. C. Martens. S.R.C.
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    "A Great Principal & A Great Lady"
    1894 18 "A Great Principal A Great Lady" TRIBUTES TO MISS D.M. BUCKLE RAFFLES GIRLS' SCHOOL FARE WELL Singapore, Wednesday, '"UTE *hall always remember and and honour you a, a great principal and a great lady." This tribute was paid to Miss D. ML Buckle, 0.8. E., Principal of Raffles Girls' School,
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    25 18 Mr A.W. Greaves of the Ipoh Customs Department, has gone on transfer to Teluk Anson in place of Mr. Walsh who is on home leave.
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    LATE MR. LEE CHIM SIAN
    569 18 Funeral In Singapore MANY FLORAL Tributes Singapore, Thursday. JHE funeral of the late Mr. Lee Chim Sian, whose death'occurred suddenly at the General Hospital on Monday, was held yesterday, the cortege leaving his residence in East Coast Road at 11 a.m. for internment in Bukit
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    22 18 2nd Lient. A.J.H. untitled of Ta^^r n^ a, l S Calcutta arrived !ab T RSent d J ined thC 2 d P
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    18 18 Dr Ling Ah Choon. Assistant Medical Officer, Ipoh. returned from relief duty is now on relief ™y a
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    PENSION PLAN FOR NURSES
    1728 18 MEETING OF CHILD WELFARE SOCIETY THAT a scheme had been brought into force whereby each nurse on .he staff of the Child Welfare Society clinics and creches was insured by means of an endowment policy maturing at the age oi 55 and yielding at that age
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    CITY OF WELLINGTON
    37 18 Reuter. Balboa. Mar. 31 The steamer City of Wellington, on a voyage from New York to the Far Eart docket her* with a nropeller bladt missing She is being fitted with two spare blades.—Rr-uter.
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      2401 19 WkM 1 W S n V# j (Johann Strauss) (4) Myosotis Waltz If I a lay an Listeners Kadio ca 8 a.m. The News and Announcements. Greenwich Time Signal at 8.05 a.m. BRITISH EMPIRE <«"ci«d SwrKT. B M w Close PROGRAMMES m!„u. pmThe News and Announc Greenwich Tim e Signal
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    LONDON STUDENTS DEMONSTRATE
    384 20 Against German Ambassador London. ABOUT 100 young men and women students of London University shouted anti-Fascist slogans when Herr yon Ribbentrop. German Ambassador m London, arrived at the Institute of Historical Research to present books on behalf of the German Government. They outside the building with banners
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    ARMS BRING WORK TO CLYDE
    37 20 Admiralty Orders In March British Official Wireless. London, Mar. 30 UALLED at something like £10 000,000, twenty-one new contracts—the majority for the Admiralty—were booked by Clyde shipbuilding firms during March.—British Official Wireless.
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    CANADIAN TIMBER
    194 20 Prodigious Consumption Bv Newspapers Toronto. Serious alarm is being expressed by Canadians at the inroads made by the newprint industry on Canada's forests. Not only has this industry been using her timber at a orodigicus rate, it is complained, but there have been only the smallest profits to
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    THE CORONATION TOURNAMENT
    688 20 Numerous Royal Vi s ji s 400TII BIRTHDAY op OLDEST UNIT London SOLDIERS, Sii'ors and have combined to make th e Coronation Royal Tournament thi< summer the most thrilling colourful show of all, worthy of ti,#. season at which it is held. The Royal Family is puvin«r
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    GERMANS AT CORONATION
    37 20 British Official Wireless. London, Mar. 30. A Berlin message states that Field Marshal Yon B'omberg. Admiral Otto Schultze. and Maior-General Stumpf. of the Air force, will represent Germany at the Coronation —British Official Wireless.
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      1140 20 Malayan List eners 9 Radio w {Continued from page 19) NIROM STATION ZBW3 HONGKONG TO-DAY Wavelength 314 Metres (9.52 mcs.) 620 a.m. Gymnastics. TO-DAY 6.35 a.m. Recorded music. nmma 6.50 a.m. Time signal. Recorded 3.30 p.m. Chinese PTOramme. music continued. 6.30 p.m. European .P^amme. 7.50 a.m. Close down. 6-50 p.m.
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    MR. ELEY AS ROTARY GOVERNOR
    802 22 K.L. Conference End* NEXT MEETING TO BE IN BANGKOK (Front Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. rpHE concluding session of the c >nferenee of Rotary Clubs in Kua'a Lumpur was held yesterday starting at 10 a.m. There was again a large attendance and several important
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    FINE AND COLD EASTER
    182 22 Heavy Traffic But Few Accidents London, Mir. 30. THE early Easter means a cola faster for the British Isles and throughout the holiday there was prrcticailv no rainfall and a considerable fall of sno v in most places, particularly j n Ireland and the West of
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    ITALIAN POLICY
    92 22 Friendship With Austria Reuter Wireless. Rome March 27 IT is understood Mussolini has decides not to visit country estate this weekend but to remain in Rome to handle the international situation. II Duce will receive a visit from Dr Schuschnigg in the coming week when he is expected
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    CORNISH COAST
    79 22 National Trust Gets Large Area British Official Wireless. London. Mar 30 MANY miles of the Cornish coast have been handed over to the National Trust during the last three years The coast and the beautiful clear land extending for nearly a mile from Mullion Cliffs to Predannach Head
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    FORCED LANDING
    98 22 Wife Of Kelantan Adviser In The Plane (From Our Own Correspondent* Bangkok. Tuesday. The Publicity Bureau announces that a private plane conveying the wife ot !h* British Adviser. Kelantan. w» forced to land en route from Penang in Pattani Province, owing to the pilot losing was bearings and
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    JAPANESE EXERCISES
    72 22 f?0 War c hips Arrive In Tsingtao Sin Chew Jit Poh. Tsingtao, Mar. 31 More than 60 Japanese warship* ?ri.ved in Tsingtao yesterday (he manoeuvres. The officers called ai the Municipal offices in the alternoon. Searchlights lit up the ?ky last night. Admiral Hsin Hung Leh. the Mayo»
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    39 22 Dr. N. Paramanathan. Assistant Health Officer, who is acting as Aaslstant Medical Officer, Perils, during the absence on leave of Dr. R. Sivasambahdan, A. M O is away on ten days iea\e prior to his marriage on April 3.
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    RAILWAYS' RENEWED PROSPERITY
    98 23 i Big Jump In Receipts Last Year British Official Wireless. London, Mar. 30. PRELIMINARY railway returns for 1936 show gross receipts from railway working during the year amounted to approximately £164,000,000 and the net revenue from all sources was approximately £36,500,000. compared with £33,700,000 and £32,300,000 in
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    MALAY SCOUTS
    87 23 Performance At New World On Friday The Scout troops of the Malay schco's >f Singapore will present a Malay play, "A Mother's Secret,'' at tne u«.~_* Theatre, New World, on Friday at 9.30 n.m. in aid of the Malayan Jambcne Fund. Mr. M. D. P. Gilroy and Mr.
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    KOREANS INJURED
    69 23 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai. Mar. 31. A Dairen message states that tie Japanese Kwantung Command has re nounced that two Koreans trespassed into the garrison lir.es of the 29th Army on Mar. 22 at Tungchow. They resisted nrrest and were injured in the fight with the Chinese
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    NEW SEAMEN'S CHAPEL TO BE DEDICATED TO-DAY
    38 24 A picture of the new Seafarers' Cfnpel. at the Missions to Seamen. Anson Road. Singapore, which is to be dedicated to-day by the Bishop ot The interior of the new chapel.
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    WEDDING RECEPTION IN SINGAPORE
    29 24 A genera, view of the reception given on to«*„rf the wedding on Tuesday, of Mr P. M. Sirisena and miss Adeline Irine Fernando. (Tribune, i
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    FIRST DIVISION FOOTBALL
    24 24 Two incidents during the First Division match in which the Royal Artillery beat the Malays by three coals to nil. (Tribune.)
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