Malaya Tribune, 28 February 1938

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol XXVII. -No. 49. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, Feb. 28, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 20* PAGES SINGAPORE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1938 FIVE CRNITs;
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES A NEW GIANT LINER
    431 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES A NEW GIANT LINER "Queen Elizabeth" BIGGER THAN SISTER SHIP (By Air Mail) London, Feb. 12. rpHE news that the Queen has consented to give her name to the sister-ship of the Cunard White Star liner, Queen Mary, and to launch the vessel on Sept. 27, provides
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    PASSENGERS PUSH TRAIN
    124 2 Warsaw. Passengers got out and pushed a Warsaw-bound train for two hours when the engine broke down. The train was travelling from Pinsk to Warsaw via Brest and was nearing Kobryn when the engine developed a defect and stopped. Attempts by the crew to repair it were
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      479 2 4TEAMEK BAILINGS. BRITISH. IM DIA (Incorporated in England). I» O. S. N. COS SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1938. RANPURA 17,000 Mar. 11 i:HUTAN 0.100 Mar. 12 BEHAR 0,000 Mar. 21 17.000 Mar. 25 CORFU 15,000 Apr. 3 SOUDAN 0,500 Apr. 8 CHITRAL 15,000 Apr. 22 CARTHAGE 15,000 May 0
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      77 2 8.1. (APCAR) SAILINGS. For HONGKONG, AMOY JAPAN. Lea7e Singapore. SHIRALA 8,000 Mar. 10 TILAWA 10,000 Mar. 24 SANTHIA 8,000 Apr. 7 For PENANG, RANGOON CALCUTTA. SANTHIA 8.000 Mar. 5 TAIJvIA 10,000 Mar. 19 SIRDHANA 8,000 Apr. 2 p o BRITISH INDIA PASSENGER FREIGHT SERVICES For all Information apply to: P.
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      540 2 J. I M. B, X, j j KOKUSAI LINE 1 (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISHA) (Incorporated In Japan). v For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama), j S Dae. Due. Sailing Due. i Penang Spore Spore via. New York f I m\s KOMAKI MARU Mar. iy Mar. 22 Mar. 25 May
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      467 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath Excellent Cuisine. Iftwnft FOR MARSEILLES. LONDON, ROTTERDAM. HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From M S Spore Malacca P.S'ham P'ng JUTLANDIA 8-3 8-3 9-3 10-3 MEONIA 29-3 29-3 30-3 31-3 ALSIA 19-4 19-4 20-4
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      404 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NOtDDEUTSCHEft (Incorporated in German;, l The undernoted are the C Intended fixtures:— OUTWARD For MANILA, HONGKONG, Si NORTH CHINA and JAPAN Due Spore. 1938. m s. "SAALE" M ur s.s. "SCHARNHORST" omits North China r 4 s.s. ISAR, omits Manila and Japan HOMEWARD For HOLLAND, HAMBURG BRI Sails
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      482 3 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS PUBLIC NOTICES 1 i 1 Singapore Municipality j i \DERS. now invited for the or service. For Iclpal Tender Room Office at bristiau i Deposit Sso> a, 111 h March, 19 f M H Of rl( L .jcing steei sheet fool lengths, aboul 32 lbs. 12 noon, March
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      541 3 PUBLIC NOTICES .m > I The Malayan Provident Fund. Established 1919, Membership on 31 -12-1917—874. Subst i iplion $1 p ni. nhaiire Pet fl. FREE MEDICAL FXAMINATION. No extn calls an made. Death Benefits 1931 7 deaths. Ordinary n<rmis si.ooo. Supplementary Bonus MS to 1214. To whom open. The Fund
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      555 3 PUBLIC NOTICES IX THE SUPREME COURT OK JOHORE. DISTRICT OF JOHORE BAHRU. Notice of Wage-earner's Administration Older. Name of Debtor: RAHMAT BIN HARD AN. Aodress: 667, Jalan Haji Yaccofa Johore Bahru. Description: Clerk, Land Office, Johore Bahru. Number ot Proceedings j.b. No. 11 oi 1937. Date 1 of which Wage-earner's
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      521 3 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE. THE BRITISH ELECTRO-PLATING WORKS. We would draw attention to all c ri cr;. .j that til.'? above business is una. r tin- sole proprietorship of Alfred SHEFFIELD SON, and has no ronnecticri whatsoever with any other Electro Piating business. Cd ALFRED SHEFFIELD. ALBERT VICTOR SHEFFIELD, Proprieb 1
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      371 3 mm GENUINE PARTS of the following watches are slocked in all sizes RO6KOPF (JYMA, MEDANA, KOAMEK, ROO, MOERIS, etc., etc. More than 2,i/uo kinds of materials slocla d. We hold the biggest Stock of watch materials In Malaya and Ear East. I Lowest prices guaranteed. Job repairs undertaken for all
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      62 3 LEADING STOCKISTS OF i Synthetic Perfume Flower Oils, j Porftirnos of ifj <<ortq, FancyBrapty bottle*, and attractive- I ly Printed Labels, Corks and J Capsules for Perfumes, CbJoor> inpr Soluble in Oils. Obtain your requirements now. 7f>(>, North llrniko Koad. T. G. KIAT X CO.. Singapore. —SB IN ANY LANGUAGE
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    429 4 LONDON C OMMODITIES London, Feb. 20. RUBBER Previous To-day Change Ton* Quietly Steady Quiet Spot Buyers 7 316 7V4 1 J 6 Sellers 7 516 7 316 t Forward (March) Buyers 7 316 —l lb SeUers 7 516 7 316 s 2nd Forward (Apr.l June) Buyers 7
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    SURREALIST ART EXHIBITION
    721 4 In Paris NOTE OF IRRELEVANT FANTASY Paris, Jan. 20. AN international exhibition of Surrealist art, organised by MM. Andre Breton and Paul Eduard, leaders of the movement since its inception in the early twenties, is now open at 140, Rue dv Faubourg St. Honore, writes the Paris
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    TINNED PINEAPPLES
    100 4 During the week ending Feb. 19, 1038, exports of tinned pineapples from Malayan ports amounted to V 3.224 cases, cf which: 60,136 (82 per cent.) cases were to the United Kingdom, 2.722 <4 per cent.) cases to the Continent of Europe, I 850 (1 per cent.) cases to
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    MONEY MARKET
    70 4 Reuter Wireless London, Fob 27 Although some expansion in crec'il remand for .stock exchange purports has been noticeable, sunplies remained ampin to meet all requirements. Despite very keen competition fcr this week's treasury billr, the market received a somewhat bc*t,er allotment and with next week's offerings Increased from
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      594 4 Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. TELEPHONES: Managing Director 3172 Secretary 4944 General Meager 3513 Accountant 3026 Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA" LONDON BANKERS: NEW YORK BANKERS: I Midland Bank, Ltd., Irving Trust
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      5 4 gam o% Jemoi, p .q/\Y&
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      64 4 "Even focus different as you and me I agree about one thingwe must have Selo films" Selo and Selochrome, the famous iritm Films are made to fit ever/ make, everf t/pe and every size of camera. What is more, thanks to their extra speed en? latitude, they give you br
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    697 5 Quotations By Fraser And Co. gapore. Feb. 26, 1 p.m. MINING Fraser Co. Buyers. Sellers. 43 4 9 Kumbang 28- 30!Malay 50- 52 6cdnom 23 6 25 0.621/2 0.70 22 23 1 471/2 1 471/z 21- 22!--1- 16--38 43 1.06 1.10 Tin 22 6 23 6
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    EXCHANGES
    23 5 The following are the exchange rates this morning according to the daily circular issued by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corpora+ion.
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    SELLING
    102 5 Singapore, Feb. 28. London T.T. 2 4 London demand 2 4 London 4 months' sight 24 132 Lyons demand 1795 Switzerland demand 251 Hamburg demand 142 New York demand 58 11 16 Montreal demand 58 910 Batavia demand 1045,Samarang demand 104? 3 Calcutta, Bombay and Rangoon demand 154 \'->
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    BUYING
    84 5 London T.T. 24 316 London demand 2|4 732 London 30 days' sight 24^ London 60 days' sight 2 4 932 London 3 months' sight 2 4 932 London 4 months' sight 2 4 516 New York demand 59 316 New York 90 d s 59 15 16 Calcutta, Bombay
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    THE AMERICAN MARKET
    337 5 Daily Report By S. E. Levy Co. Singapore. Monday. WE are indebted to Messrs. S. E Levy and Co., Singapore, for the following on American Market conditions:— Messrs. White, Weld and Co., New York, report to us by cable as follows:.) STOCKS No significance can be attached
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    U.S. TAXATION
    100 5 Reuter Wireless. Washington. Feb. 27. Any hesitation in business to go forward on account of taxes should now disapoear, asserted Mr. Robert Doughton. Chairman of the Ways and Means Committee, after the committee had reached agreement on the programme of tax revision. A bill embodying the Committee's proposals
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    185 5 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Total for Books Close financial Company Dividend Date Ex Div. year Payable Date to date Singapore, Feb. 26, 1 p.m. TIN: To Austral Malay 9d. Mar. 4 Mar. 11 Mar. 5 5% 3d. Bonus. Lingui *Vt% Int. Mar. 18 Mar. 22 Mar. 19 2i
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    259 5 iynard&Co Ltd $30 000 Apr. 30 Oct 31" 95 105 norn p ou, uct. oi SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: Tm nnn t M J P c 4 2 400 0 00 Int mo iru norn Mar. 31, Sept. 30 102 104 norn WOT red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    149 5 Report By Fraser And Co. nil t v jvz l Singapore. Feb. 28. HJINING. Tin New York 42% cts. unchanged. As usual on Monday there is very little to say about the market and prices opened unchanged from Saturday's close. There is good demand for Hong Fatts
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    TIN
    18 5 Singapore, Feb. 28. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $92 (down $V 4).
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    RUBBER
    17 5 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 28% (unchanged); Sellers 23% (unchanged).
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    317 5 Singapore. Monday MINING Ampat B 7 3 ers S 4 9 lers er Hitam 23 25 Bangrins 22 23 Batu Selangor 1.47 1.55 Chandenangs 15- ]6 g 1 0 0.39 0.44 Hongkong Tin 2*> *>3 laiia hyd. 7 6 8 Ipoh Tin 22 6 24
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    PRE-INCA RULE
    129 5 Burial Customs Like The Egyptians TRACES of the mysterious races who lived in Peru before the Incas, have been found by United States explorers. Donald Collier, 25-year-old Archaeologist, son of Mr. John Collier, the U.S. Indian Commissioner, has reoo/ted the finding of a stone temple of" pre-Inca times.
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    RUBBER REPORT
    88 5 Messrs. Lewis and Peat, Ltd.. in their weekly rubber report, issued In London on Feb. 15, state: The market has been stagnant during the week, with ?ery little movement in values. As yet there is no sign of j materia] Improvement in consumers de- mand either in America
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      399 5 S. E LEVY CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore. Investment Bankers and Brokers in Securities and Daily Foreign Market Cable and Quulaiion Scti^c. Members: NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF N.Y NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE. SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE. HONGKONG SHARE BROKERS'
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    205 6 Mall i ex Kctccl from Penan" and Kuala Lumnur by Air (Internal Ser- ice i time oi ihe delivery ot ooxnoiders lett only 7.30 n.m. to-day and gen- delivery cf letters 8.25 a.m. tomorrow. Mails expected from China and Japan by the Archives due at Singapore, t.o- cay.
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    19 6 Feb. 4by the Karoa was delivered in Mails despatched from Singapore on I ondon en Feb. 26.
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    WHAT'S ON
    68 6 Public functions And Sports Fixtures *TO-DAY, FEB. 28 Football: S.C.C. I v. Chinese, S.C.C.; S.R.C. I. v. Inniskillings I, S.R.C. Business Houses' League, Wearnes v. Anson Road Stadium. Annual General Meeting of Singapore European Association of Malaya, Exchange Room. Fullerton Building, 5.15 p.m. St. Andrew's Cathedral Parochial Meeting,
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVING
    63 6 following writ»ll*» in Singapore by the Meonia which is due here from Europe on Mar 4: Mrs. M.Barr, Miss P. Barr Mrs M F. Bell. Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Christensen, Mrs. K. Hudson. Miss E. N. Morgan, Mrs. A. Murdoch. Miss G. Reeve. Commander and Mrs. W.
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    106 6 Ships alongside the Wharv< t'&Cted to arrive. East Wharf (Entrance Gal Hong Peng 22; Vuensang 20. Sheers Wharf (Entranco Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gal Gewang 17; Charon 15; Ac] Kinta 12; Perseus 6. Empire Dock (Entrance G Foylebank 30; Oorneville 32 I Eastbourne 34: Oreystoki l Kepong 38.
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      332 6 faffta* IMA MALAYAN PkEMIEQ HOTEL A j i TO-NIGHT I Cocktail Dance 6.30 to 8.30 p.m. j v Dinner Dance (informal) 9.30 to midnight J Cabaret Attraction j Non-diners $1.00 j j To-morrow—B.s. "EMPRESS QF. BRITAIN" in port j "SPECIAL CRUISE DINNER BALL -formal) SPECIAL CABARET PROGRAMME BY J j
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      395 6 j THE HEAT |P FLY TO JAVA'S MOUNT.\i\ (ONLY 4ft HOURS FROM SINGAPORE) A DOUGLAS AIRLINER OF THE X N.I.L.M. I Loaves Singapore Every Wednesday 8.00 a.m. For BATAVIA and BANDOENG. SPEND YOUR LOCAL LEAVE JAVA'S FAMOUS MOUNTA XT.SORTS. FLY K.N.I.L.M. PAT'EJN T E D ANTI-CREASE SUITINGS LOOKS SMARTER REMAINS
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      416 6 t j POSTAL INTELLIGENCE j I i STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TO-DAY FOR TER DATE AND TIME Java, South-West Sumatra, S.-East Borneo. Celebes, Moluccas and Reael Feb. 28 11.00 a.m Timor Dilly Pontianau Pangkor 28 2 p.m. Rengat and Tembilahan Flevo Feb. 28 2.00 p.m. Sarawak (generally) Bintulu§ Circe Feb. 28
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      113 6 CLUB DIARY [There arc numerous Clubs In' Singapore members Of which are readers •>/ the "Malaya Tribune:' This Diary »9 provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete Happenings of general interest wHI stiV bt included in the "Diary of Events. Tn-~ '*Club
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    CHINA'S TIN EXPORTS
    272 7 Record 0 i ai.ity attracts BUYERS (By Air Mail). J.: >?r Cur On 71 Correspondent) London, Feb. 16. v l WITHSTANDING the war, Kint.se tin exports continue to China is the principal coun-'tsi-ie the control agreement it put has an important bear- n Malaya's possible renunciaof the
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED
    383 7 Singapore, Saturday. wing passengers disembarked are from the P. and O. Urier Ihich arrived here from Eurone jestwday:— H I Bennet, Mr. J. R. H. Beadon, G Butt, Mr. A- R- Barrie, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C R. Clarke. Miss W. R. Cameron, Mr. and M. Clark. Mrs.
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    LONDON MARKET POSITION
    85 7 Tin Unpromising: Rubber Improves MESSRS. Comtelburo. Ltd., cable as follows regarding the market position in London The markets are watching America closely. Continued irregularity is likely pending definite signs of trade improvement there. As regards cotton, the recent advances have apparently discounted current bull factors. The extent
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    WELL CAUGHT. SIR:
    110 7 Paterson New Jersey Lauding in the arms of a man when she fell from the third storey of a house here probably saved the life of a 27--year-old woman sleep-walker. The man, Mr. Max Pollack hod stepped near the house to buy a newspaper. S.eeing the p.irl
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    NEW COMMANDANT OF R.E.
    170 7 For Singapore COL. PENNYCUICK'S CAREER (By Air Mail). 'From Oui Own Cornspomle.it) London, Feb. 16. I iEUT.-COL. J. A. C. Pennycuick, new Chief Engineer, Malaya, has been a popular officer in the R.E. garrison at Catterick Camp. He has taken a great interest in the R.E.
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    OBITUARY Former Residents Of Malaya
    64 7 <3y Air Mail) 'From Our Oic?i Correspondent) London, Feb. 16. MRS. Maricn Oldershaw. widow of Ccmdr. W. G. Oldershaw, R. N., late of Singapore, has died a 1 Wallesey. Cheshire. The death Is announced at Georgetown. Biitish Guiana, of Mr. Fredk H. M. Staples, a
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      136 7 BROWNIE -j? will get the Popular Browr:?c" takes .^^^^^HK| full-size pictures, 3 J in. by 2\ in. Snaps or time exposures. Tested Kodak lens. Very simple to use. I^^^^^^^M^M Only 52.50 S^aßH Obtainable from all Kodak Dealers KODAK LIMITED Incorporated in England)' 130 Robinson Ro»d, Singapore J 8 38 x
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      144 7 made from the finest production of good beer. Finest jg&fefe quality sun-ripened Hops are used in the brewing of Tiger '^^^^k^^^^^^^^^mk which ensures a perfect Ha- /^^utfS^k^^^^^' your for Malaya's best beer. The finest European Hops for the finest beer. hops for digestion 1 1 :re imported B a Europe
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      295 8 IJ 11 >j.i".- i. ..ii BEAUTIFUL GIRLS! LAST NEW SONGS! mfr mght: HILARIOUS A I IV To-night-Last Night a;. 6.15 9.15 p.m. A Super Hindustani Thriller "GURU GHANTAI" Sainta! Songs! Comedy' Ac t ion! Watch Out! Wed. 2nd Thurs. 3rd Ma inees: Sat. sth Sun. Gth Grand Stage Screen Show
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      123 8 Positively LAST NIGHT of this exciting Spy story Baroness Orczy s famous sequel to THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL." I|i Ml BARRY K. BARNES j "THE RETURN of the i SCARLET PIMPERNEL" Produced by London Films. Released by UNITED ARTISTS. S Also WALT DISNEY'S AWARD REVIEW. j 1 Presenting sof the most
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      278 8 PAVILION LAST NIGHT 6-15 9 5 "Stage Door' is excellent it is easy to understand why (his hi" ranked on the list of the best pi ctures of the year," says STRAITS TIMES. THURS "very entertaining, and well worth seeing," says MALAYA TRIBUNE. i RO X V BAR OPEN 5
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    CHINESE "YELLOW" PAPERS
    539 9 History Of Mosquito Press IN the January issue of the "T ien Hsia' 1 monthly, a publication which maintains iU high standard of excellence, there is an article of absorbing interest dealing with the development' of the Chinese "Mosquito" press. This type of journalism Is made up
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    POLICE BAND
    128 9 The band of the Straits Settlement Police will perform in public during the week as follows under the direction of Mr J. c. Hitch, L.R.A.M., A.R.C.M. R M.S.M.: Tuesday, Mar. 1. at Telok Ayer at 6 p.m. March, "Viscount Nelson," W. Zehla. Overture, "Tancredi," Rossini. Selection. "The Merry
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    PELL INTO DRAIN
    49 9 i to have been injured when she l, Pped and fell into a drain while walkalong Tank Road yesterday after a Chinese woman was taken to the General Hospital by ambulance. other Chinese sustained a laceration thi scalp when he fell into another at Victoria Street.
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      30 9 MAISON GALAXY 63 VICTORIA STREET EXPERT EUROPEAN LADIES' HAIR-DRESSERS. HAIRDVEING FROM $4.00. SPECIALISTS IN THE LIGHTER j AND ABSOLUTELY NATURAI SHADES. GUARANTEED NOT TO HARM THE HAIR IN ANY WAY.
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      412 9 BILIOUSNESS Soma forms of stomach trouble are some are very painful and •I'ly o.itressmg. Biliousness »s distressing because it makes you feel no pod for anything—work or play, eating or drinking. Miss D. B. G. endured such misery before she found relief. lor three years." she writes, I suf lercd
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      223 9 CHAMPION Outboard j 1H motors. j m Reliability Dependability Agents: €rj^ BOON SENG CO., LTD.. 36-38, Robinson Road. m 4 iWhen LONDON'S MILLIONS flock to a motion picture There are good 1 reasons ana HERE THEY ARE:- I 5 Its HEROIC EPISODES tell the thrilling story i of a Nation's
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      24 9 VICTORIA THEATRE WED., FRL, SAT. March 2nd, 4th, sth, at 9.15 pm. THE WIND AND THE RAIN S.A.D.C. PRODUCTION BOOK AT ROBINSON S i
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      449 9 I WE NEED NOT TELL YOU Will:RE TO GO FOR YOUR ENTERTAIN- i J ME NT BIT ONLY ASK YOU TO FOLLOW THE CROWDS ANi; 1 YOU'LL LAND YOURSELF AT j j WORLD 7 1 I (The Malayan Premier Amusement Park) CAJBA R E T Ni ff h,I >'—From 9
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    MALAYAN MATTERS
    886 10 QF the several items that came before the last meeting of the Perak State Council, the most interesting ,vas the proposal by the Hon. Col. Cecil Kae that Government should make pro vision for a major public work which was necessary hut not urgent in order to provide
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    124 10 Thursday, Feb. 24. H.H. Thr Raiah of Sarawak. Major General Sir Neill Malcolm and Mr. a. W. D. Brooke arrived to stay at Government House. Sn F"ank Stockdale and Hon. Mi. O T. Faulkner left Government House. Mr. and Mrs. J. Gunther had luncheon at Government House. Hon.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Conditions In Japan
    191 10 NOTES COMMENTS Conditions In Japan mHE following notes, published in the Manchester Guardian, were written by a business man from Singapore after a visit to Japan and North China. At first sight you might not know In japan that there is, a war. Travelling conditions are normal. Noisy demonstrations when
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    Public Finances
    218 10 people in Japan, including the foreign merchants, are not at all comfortable about the iiblic finances. Foreign firms are reducing their balances in view of the restrictions which are being imposed en exchang? dealings. They think that lone it may not be merely difficult but impo~,3ib!e to get
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    Shortage Of Funds
    190 10 NEVERTHELESS, the difficulty of oh taining the necessary funds to carry on the war is making itself felt, an 1 there is a constant struggle between the fire-eaters and the financiers, who want to wind up the war .1 >osT-ble. Experts differ as fa When the yen
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    China's Air Force
    295 10 lI7HEN hostilities first broke art In China very little was heard of the Chinese Air Force. Japanese til raid* fonstantiy appeared in the oews b,it httle attempt seemed to have been made by the Chinese Government to send up ptanes to engage the r. The most it
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    Topics Of The Day
    220 10 By "Looker On" i DENTAL student ia the h-'-ro of c new film which shows the actual extraction of teeth. This picture has nothing to do with a production entitled "A Yank at Oxford." a "In certain Darts of Central Europe.' ?ays a traveller, "farm workers,
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      291 10 PYRAMID HANDKERCHIEFS PYRAMID" HANDKERCHIEFS I HEMSTITCHED BORDERS. Pyramid* I the P V PLAIN WHITE rnce §j>2. 3 Doz. TOOTAI PRODUCT WHITE CENTRE WITH SMART COI OUR ED BORDERS. NEAT AND UNUSUAL DESIGNS Price $3.75 Doz. ROBINSON CO., LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMP URJ DURA GUT METAL POLISH 1 FOR LASTING BRILLIANCE
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      63 10 5 THE RAILWAYS OFFER FACILITIES FOR THE COLLECTION, STORAGE, TRANSPORT AND DELIVERY OF FREIGHT OI EVERY DESCRIPTION I A» PRACTICE LIMITED TO THE EVE. gf^ 5 SPECIALIZING: Ocular ffir^ M use c anomalies. Cross(i eyes. Complicated cases of defective visi.m. M Glasses if needed. R. A. THOMPSON, D.O.Sc, (Dr. of
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    VAST POSSIBILITIES OF FLYING-BOAT SERVICE
    499 12 MAY REPLACE LINERS PILOT'S VIEW Better Time To Singapore Singapore, Sunday. THAT flying-boats were proving a tremendous success and were gradually superceding other types of aircraft for both mail and passenger service, was the view expressed by ('apt. Alcock, who arrived here this afternoon by
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    NEW AIR MAIL SYSTEM
    115 12 An Explanation BROADCAST TALK FROM Z.H.L. Singapore, Monday. AN explanation of the new air mail I system which comes into force this week will be given over the radio through ZHL this evening. The re se ems to be considerable doubt in the minds of the
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    SOUNDED MOTOR HORN EXCESSIVELY
    122 12 Offender Fined In Court Singapore, Saturday. TV/fR. T. C. P. Hatcher appeared before m Mr. c G. Barrett, fourth police magistrate, to-day to answer the charge that at 5.25 p.m. on Feb. 22, he did sound his horn longer than necessary while stopping his car at
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    LORRY OVERTURNS
    136 12 26 Tamil Women Injured (From Our Own Reporter) A Tapah. Sunday. VVt accident occurred near cnenderiang when a motor lorrv conveying 26 Tamil women of Long r Estate. Tapah, overturned I road Wmff a11 the occu P ants on to -the I e women all of whom w°re
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    DOG SHOW
    112 12 First Official Event At Penang (From Our Own Reporter) THI: first official dog declared open by Mr. G. A. De C De Moubray, Resident Councillor, Penang at the racecourse before a large crowd today. The show proved a great success there bfing altogther a hundred dogs of number
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    STEADY FINANCES
    76 12 India Balances Her New Budget Reuter. INDIA'S h„rf»»f New De,hi Feb 26. the Wazi&eamveK a n Vv h t e Sam P l lme baiance this iZt nn next year's budeeU withnn* imposing new taxation without wiTh a eVe surni:f, eS mated 5! £64 mil »ons £67 000
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    ANGLO-EIRE TALKS
    40 12 Reuter Wireless. m On arrival from London Mi' VaYera 5 mean interpreted curmg a 6 no P c ference whichflL LJSS L ndo Conin failure on th ft ant,cl P at <* will end Renter Wir?iess li>SUe next Friday.-
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    FOUR LOST AT SEA
    199 12 AT MALACCA Storm Capsizes A Boat (From O: r Cwn Corresponds f, Atuaiav Malacca, Sunday. MALAl motor car driver who vvent to sea in the company of four ft*"™" a P rim story of and k U F Ie on the hi h iofs of hie
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    PRINCESS BABA
    62 12 Buffalo. New York. Feb *>7 Baba throu?h her h^band faner^%nn S VCry happy aoout her lathers announcement, not because he was restoring her allowance—-we are do %W s£!"r but betause h er e a f r ath C was willing to make up.—Renter Princess Baba is the Dayang
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    THE EMPRESS OF BRITAIN
    99 12 Due In Singapore To-Morrow Singapore, Monday. U7ITH the arrival of the "Empress of Britain" to-morrow Singapore will be invaded by hundreds of round-the-world tourists. The "Empress of Britain" is a veritable P lace With a displacement of 42 350 gross tons, she is 760 feet iong
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    NO WITHDRAWAL
    84 12 British Reply To Tokyo "W arning" Reuter. Tokyo, Feb. 26. »|1HE Brithn reply to the Japanese not° which .suggested the withdrawal of fh*> f rcif? T s n a wide area north of the Yangtse after marking their property with Lags has been delivered. The reply says that
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    SINGAPORE ROTARY
    44 12 Professor Amon To Address The Club JttSS»- H Amon, of Raffles College jull speak on "Tiie School Training lor ina nfTH m c nity at tlie lun cheon meetArf iku in S a P°re Rotary Club at the Adelphi Hotel on Saturday
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    Chinese House Boy Assaulted
    223 12 EMPLOYED BY JAPANESE Removed To Hospital Singapore. Saturday. A YOUNG Chinese employed by a hn it6 Ja Pancs«? in Burmah Road as a noose boy was said to have been badly S ?J!i^ d i5 y several of nis compatriots at about 10 n.m to-day S
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    RICKSHA STRIKE IN MALACCA
    224 12 Municipal Discussion I NEED FOR MODERN TRANSPORT (From Our Oicn Correspondent) MaJacca, Saturday. rpiE decision by the Malacca Municipal Commissioners to consider applications from bus owners to ply in the town area has met with general satisfaction. A technical error was committed by the vehicle department
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    THE MARLBOROUGH
    105 12 (▼arib-Ki-Tope To-Morro\v Night AT THE CINEMAS /JARIB-KI-TOPE" or "Khudai Khidmatgar," a very entertaining Hinoustani picture, will have its premiere at the Marlborough to-morrow with two performances nightly, at 6 15 and 9.15. "Garib-Ki-Tope" is one of the fine pictures released for local screening by Messrs Dossani and Namazie
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    THE GARRICK
    73 12 Fine Hindustani Picture Draws Large Audience I Master Navinchandra. the stunt "kinsT and Miss Gohar (Karnataki; of "Bansari Bala" tame delighted a large audi ence in "Guru Gantal" or "Shariff Badmas. an entertaining Hindustani talkie gown at the Garrick Theatre, GeylanSerai, last night. F* 0 The picture deals
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    THE RITZ
    44 12 'Elephant Boy" Shown Last Night "nh™? y rd Kipling s famous story "E!etionf Was one of the chief attracwhich the Rjt, e rl terta nins Programme before an Geylang. put on nizht xL a PP re ciative audience last Payment to I
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    MALACCA A.C.S. OLD BOYS
    31 12 Arrangements are in hand for a tp union dinner of the old boys of tL Anglo-Chinese School Maacc on via Boys Association. The followin 01 Dr lj
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    Why Japanese Detained French Liner
    267 12 STORY OF SHIP'S OFFICER PRES. DOUMer Alleged Riotograpbij Of Fortifications Singapore, S Jturdl THE French liner Presi,Vn» n <Capt. tabci..,, pcd by the Jaau» Feb. 14 at uSkuren. "tier the Shimonoseki Strait ll( in? some members of the crew aiuH? took pictures of a fortified
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    PENANG'S DEFENCES
    151 12 Communique fssued On Fortifications I view of the requests receiv< d f' j information on thp military ri■ icpments in Penang. following issued by Headquarters Mafcna mand: Preparations on some of (he defer.. »iorks in Pctumg have c hi roenccd A cantonment is w I at ?bout five
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    FELL FROM LORRY
    97 12 Chinese Woman Dies fn Hospital i ANE Chun c v other women and a male Chinese injured when they ieJ] >fl lorry at Kirn Chian Road, h irUj bd* 3.30 a.m. yesterday They were rubber factory twU s,»J were seated on ball of denly the lorry bump*
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    STOP PRESS Japan
    41 12 Reuter. With the ob are goffering from restrictions ol Japane. f Govei rubber import* r licence imports duced sole y < 1 J. a basis of sail .'v able from > Chugai 8hogy< a total of 5,000 been imported in
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    Suicide Verdict At Newbold Inquest
    942 13 NEGLIGENCE IN THE AIR JURY'S RIDER Regulations Must Be Tightened Up >n Our Own Reporter) Fenang, Saturday, r r I< 11>I" by acute poisoning with J a'kri cyanide was the verdict •-turn<-il l>v Mr. D. Hughes this afIt at the conclusion of the 5 iliquet
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    I.T. COM. Murray (left) and Capt. Alcock (commander of the "Corio") mi. n>ing-boat which arrived in Singapore yesterday. (Tribune).
    19 13 I.T. COM. Murray (left) and Capt. Alcock (commander of the "Corio") mi. n>ing-boat which arrived in Singapore yesterday. (Tribune).
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    CHANDU CHARGE CONVICTION
    298 13 Three Chinese Sent To Prison Singapore, Saturday. TIIREE Chinese, Tan Chor, Lim Ah Kong and Tan Kim Wcng, were to-day sentenced to undergo 20 months' rigorous imprisonment each, in the Criminal District Court, by Mr. H. A. Forrer, District Judge, when they appeared on a charge of
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    PENANG MUST ADVERTISE
    466 13 MR. D. KRAUSS Very Attractive To Tourists (From <)ur own Report ct) Penang, Sunday. MIC MM CiLAS KRAUSS. a pioneer motorist who has motored all over the world, and been a regular contributor to the "Autocar" and other motoring magazines, speaking at the nnnual meet«n»r of the
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    CHINESE WED
    151 13 Mr. ran Song Hee And Miss Jessie Lim Tvtv Singapore, Saturday. HE wedding took place at 8. Anguilia Park yesterday, of Mr. Tan Seng Hee, of the Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation, Ltd.. Singapore, and Miss Jessie Lim, daughter of Mr. L m Kian Bcng, manager of the Ho
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    SOLICITORS CLERKS
    111 13 Association Formed At Malacca (From Our Otcn Correspondent) Malacca, Sunday. MAI*ACCA, the home of many a flourishing cause is once again to set an example to the whole of Malaya by starting the first Solicitors' Clerks' Association. The first meeting in connection with the proposal will be held
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    MR PONNAMBALAM
    39 13 The Hon. Mr. G. G. Ponnambalam. Ceylon's representative at the opening of the Naval Base graving dock and former a »tlnj» Minister of Communications and Worlrs. left for Colombo by the Lloyd Triestino liner, Victoria, on Thursday.
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    Tennis Giants' Final Display
    674 14 Tilden Beats Cochet PLAYING in top form in one of the singles exhibition matches that marked the final appearance of the four tennis "aces", in Singapore, at the Happy World covered stadium yesterday. W.T. "Big Bill" Tilden defeated Henri Cochet in two straight sets 7—5, 6—4.
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    CEYLON S.C. BEAT ANGLO-CHINESE
    232 14 Leather Hunting For Schoolboys Singapore, Saturday. THE Ceylon Sports Club defeated the Anglo-Chinese School by 152 runs, In an interesting cricket match ployed at Balestier this afternoon. The Ceylonese piled up a score of 203 and declared for seven wickets. Saravanamuthu, Sundram and Fernando contributed the
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    HOME RUGBY
    106 14 Results Of Principal Matches Reuter. London, Feb. 27. DESULTS of principal rugby football matches played yesterday are as follows: Bedford 6 London Welsh 0 Blackheath 7 Newport 5 Bristol 0 Swansea 5 Cam. University 16 London Scottish 15 Coventry 22 Royal Air Forco 0 Gloucester 17 Devonport Ser.
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    ASAHAN B.P.
    60 14 Malacca, Saturday. (From Our Oivn Correspondent) The Asahan Badminton Party entertained their President, Mr. W. G. Ross to a tea-party which was well attended. Speeches were made by Mr. P. G. Dharmadasa who thanked Mr. Ross for his kind support to the Party, and Mr. Ross who thanked
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    WOODS WAS CHAMPION JOCKEY AT SPRING RACES
    543 14 MR. LEE KOK CHOON THE MOST SUCCESSFUL OWNER Major Fox And Mr. Hobbs Saddled Five Winners Each MR. Lee Kok Choon, owner of 1" Pymble, winner of the Spring Cup, and Double Form, who won on the second day, heads the list of
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    JOHORE BADMINTON ASSOCIATION
    311 14 Not Entering Malayan Championships (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru Feb. THE fourth annual general meeting ol the Johore Badminton Association will be held at the Johore Internationa! Library, Johore Bahru, at 4 30 p.m. cn March 11. District Associations are rec;ue£ted Ij cend at least one
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    IRISH XV vs. WALES
    43 14 The Irish XV vs. Wales at Swansea on Mar. 12 will be Craig. Moran. McKibben (Queen's U.), Torrens (Limerick Bohemians), Boyle (Dublin U.), Cromey, Morgan. Beamish (Air Forced. Graves. Kennedy, Tierney, Mayne (Queen's' U.), Sayers (Army), Walker and OXoughlln.
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    State Hockey Delegates' Meeting
    232 14 North vs. South Match 'From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Sunday. STATE hocKey representatives met in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday and after discussion decided to abandon the annual Colony v. F.M.S. fixture in favour of a North v. South match a. from next year. The proposal
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    RIFLE SHOOTING
    125 14 Sydney, Feb. 18. RESULTS of the annual Imperial Universities' rifle match were made known here the other day. Sydney University won. with an aggregate of 1412 then coming London 1401 Adelaide 1332, Cambridge 1283, and Melbourne 1258. Conditions v/ere 10 shots each at 300, 500 and 600 yards,
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    20 14 The Keppel G.C March Medal (Stapleford system of scoring) will be played on Saturday and Sunday next.
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    WEARNES BEAT ST. JOSEPHS
    230 14 Cricket Match On The School Padang Singapore, Sunday. fN their cricket fixture against the St. Josephs Institution, played on the Institution ground yesterday, the Wearnes Sports Club won by 13 runs. The scores were as follows: WEARNE BROS. L. Sullivan c Webb z Pennefather 9 N.
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    WEARNES BEAT I.A.
    218 14 Sunday Cricket At Balestier IN an interesting cricket match played at Balestier yesterday afternoon Wearne Brothers' XI defeated the Indian Association by 71 runs. The following are the scores WEARNE BROS. XI Pennefather st. Alladin b Baska/an 37 Sullivan c and b Baskaran 38 H. Van Cuylenburg
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    MALACCA BADMINTON
    49 14 (Fr*»m f*nr Cton Correspond* A Malacca, Sunday. The final of the inter-party badminton tournament was played to-day at the M.V.C. drill hall between the Shamrocks and Argonauts, and ended in a win for the Shamrocks by three games to two. The prizes ware distributed by Mr. Ellis.
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    How F.M.S. Beat Colony At Hockey
    640 14 Losers' Weakness Was Forward -1 (From Our On n RejMM Kuala Lum.iur, Saturday. ft BRILLIANT defence helprcl |j a hardworking and able forward line gave the F.M.S. victory over the Colony in the annual hockey mates, here to-day by a solitary poal scored two
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    English, And Irish Soccer
    1238 15 untitled AT THE TOP AY WIN Tables To Date Reuter. esolts in the English or Leagues on the performances j plated teams the First Divitrngffliag to avoid c i wo valuable got the better of the 8 around 1 able to share lh« Liverpool were wever,
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    LATEST BOXING ARRIVALS
    187 15 Joe Eagle Back From Visit Tjo Japan JOE EAGLE has returned to Singapore for Shaw Brother* after v. 'successful tour. In Japan he deleated Piston Horuguchi 'the featherVfi»ht champion of Japan who was r nsidered unconquerable until he net Eagle Horuguchi is known in the Orient as
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    PENANG BOXING
    47 15 Penang. Sunday. Ginger Sparks 9.8-, a newcomer, drew with Gunboat Smith 10.4 (contender for the welterweight title of Penang' in the lyp.in event cf orar ten rounds at Wembley to-niaht. It was a slogging match Gregory, the all-in wrestling champion, throughout. Tho verdict was popular.
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    Rugby International At Murrayfield
    455 15 Scotland Beat Ireland Murrayfield, Feb. ~ti. Tilt rugby international between Scotland ana Ireland played here to-day was watched by a crowd ol 4:v000 There was a blustery wind, and the weather w..s sunny. Scoiland won by 23 points to 14. An initial Irisji rush took the
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    INDOOR RUNNING RECORD
    33 15 New York, Feb. 28. Glenn Cunningham established a new world's indoor record for the 1.500 metres of 3 mins. 48 4 5 sees beating he previous record by 1-15 sees.
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    MALAYS TROUNCE INDIANS
    186 15 Bright Batting At Balestier Singapore, Saturday THE cricket match between the Indian Association and the Malaya Football Association played at Balestier, this noor. eridea In a win to the Malays by seven wickets and 52 runs. The following are the scores:—. INDIAN ASSOCIATION Tharam Singh b Dollah
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    BRITAIN AND THE EAST INDIES
    594 16 Netherland Minister On Common Interests THE Netherland Minister, Count van Limburg Stirum, addressed a meeting of the Royal Empire Society recently on "The Netherland East Indies." Sir Cecil Clementi, former Governor of the Straits Settlements and a former Hign Commissioner for Malaya, presided. British interest
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    186 16 Mr. H. L. Marshall And Miss M. Walker Singapore, Saturday. THE Archdeacon Graham White afftciated at the marriage which took place at the St. Andrew's Cathedral this afternoon at 4.30 p.m. between Mr. Harold Lennox Marshall, of Ifessi £custead Co., Ltd., and Miss Marguerite Kathleen Iris Walker. The
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    TIN DEPOSITS IN U.S.A.
    94 16 Important Effects Of New Find •By Air Mail. London, F'h ACCORDING to a *1 the chairman of th. H presentatives foreitm affairs Mi. Mcßeynolds. announced that! vvculd immediately Investigate 3 ports of extensive tin ore the Upper Michigan peninsula reported reserve of at tons of metallic
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    MARKET LIST
    471 16 The Current Singapore Prices Singapore Feb 25 MEAT Beef steak (kati) Beef stew or curry ikati) Fillet Steak (lb.) Mutton, Australian (lb.) Mutton, Indian (lb.) Mutton, Malacca (lb.) Pork, lean (kati) Fork, lean and fat (1st quality) ikati• 3! POULTRY Capons (locally reared» (kati 1 Ducks (each) Fowls
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      247 16 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS The following is the programme of drills up to and for week ending Mar. 6: TO-DAY, FEB. 28 5.15 p.m. Headquarters; S.R.A. Section Drill. 5.15 p.m. Headquarters; S.V.F.A.; N. C.Os. Class. 5.15 p.m. Headquarters; Cadre Class; LA. 5 p.m. Headquarters 30x Range; "D" Coy.; Zeroing Rifles. TO-MORROW, MAR.
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    "PANCAKE DAY"
    154 17 The thoughts of many listeners will naturally turn to pancakes, when the feature programme, 'Shrove Tuesday,' Is broadcast from Daventry en Mar. 1. Tossing the pancake will, of course, figure In the programme, but A. K. Hamilton Jenkin, who devised it, haa unearthed a host of quaint custorrs
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    CHINA'S STRIDES TO MODERNITY
    1167 18 Westerner's Comment PATH BLOCKED RY JAPAN Shanghai. peace be maintained by means i oi a war? What is the best guarantee for peace in the Far East Is China capable of self-rule and progress, or must an alirn rule I be imposed on her by force
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    RUBBER FREIGHT RATES
    231 18 Reductions From Ceylon To America EREIGHT rates for rubber between Colombo and the Atlantic coast ports of America via the Cape of Good Hope have been reduced. The reductions came into force last week. Freight rates on rubber were increased on Jan. 16, to 565. 9d. per
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    LEGAL AID FOR ACCUSED
    247 18 Commons Query NOT ALLOW ED iv PERL'S (By Air Mail) (From Our Gun Carre London, F: l, IN Commons yesterday I., t Colonel Sir Arnold Wij.,,, eel the Secretary of St Colonies, whether ho <vu Crown Colonies, protectoi mandated territories \k r of criminal offences who
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    FEATURE PROGRAMME
    216 18 The Discoverer Of Oxygen A scientist who made a d c<a* y !hat has saved countless lives, b hir.self died under the guillotine v .1 commemorated in The Breath .if 1 to be broadcast from Dav n near future. In this feature progi of a new series entitled
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    COMMENTATORS AT WORK
    189 18 A commentary OH sixth round of the British Fool sociation Cup Tie will shortlj eatf from Daventry C sporting events have I* an accepted feature of BBC I that most listeners at v* r real is demanded of a good Two commentator-, botl mxrt have a thorough
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    SUNSHINE IN WINTER
    806 19 South African Holiday II \s SO MUCH TO I; NTH A NT the kind <>t' holiday one ul in the half-waking lly winter mornings: c who are fortunate filch another slice of is no more delightful a visit to South Africa, Africa ia one of the most
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    103 19 The keenest rivals in British Ice Hockey come up against each other on Mar. 5, v'hen Wembley Lions meet Harringay Racers at the Empire Pool and Sports Arena, Wembley. A commentary on the last period of the game will be broadcast irom Daventry by Stewart MacPherson. The
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    ENGLAND BECOMING HEALTHIER
    352 19 Decline In Tuberculosis Deaths (By Air Mall). London, Feb. 7. THERE has been a remarkable drop in deaths from tuberculosis during the last eight decades, according to the Statistical Review of England and Wales for 1935. The Review states that a stud? *f tne decline in tuberculosis
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    SOMERSET MAUGHAM
    107 19 Trivandrum <Travaneoie> "It Ifl in the lap of Sri Krishna"— one of the Hindu Gods—was the reply made here by Mr. Somerset Maugham, the famous author and dramatist, when asked if he was contemplating writing a book on Indian life. Mr. Maugham is at present making a three-month
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    SATURDAY'S WINNERS AT BUKIT TIMAH
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