Morning Tribune, 29 March 1937

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. 2.— No. 49 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, March 29, 1937 FIVE CKXTS.
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    Non – Intervention Target Of Press Attacks
    526 1 Non Intervention Target Of Press Attacks COMMITTEE CRITICISED BY SPAIN Germany Harks Italian Altitude Madrid, Mar. 28. international situation is providing the chief source of comment in the Madrid press at the moment. Lord Plymouth, Chairman of the Non-intervention Committee, is the general target for most of the press gibes,
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    Earth Tremors
    68 1 Big Area In California Affected Los Angeles. Mar. 25. THREE severe earthquake shocks were experienced here at 8.49 a.m. i.RS.T.i, rocking buildings. A large area of South California was affected. Windows and doors rattled as far afield as Sandiego. The shock at Elecentro lasted a minute and a
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    U.S. Battleships
    46 1 To Re Equipped With 16 Inch Guns Washington. Mar. 28. TWO United .States battleships which are to be laid down this summer will be equipped with 16 inch guns. Japan's refusal to adopt the 14 inch limit has not surprised naval circles here.- Reuter
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    THE MASSACRES AT ADDIS ABABA
    509 1 THE MASSACRES AT ADDIS ABABA OUTBURST IN COMMONS AIIVSSIMW 111l I 1.1 IS Kll I lift UK I- CATTLE «^DtrT/-Ki a~ London, Mar. 25 pOREIGN Affairs occupied in the debate i n the House of Commons before the Italians adjOUrnment Particularly the recent executions of Abyssinians by can n f
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    BATU ARANG STRIKE
    97 1 Conditions Nearly Normal From Our Own Reporter/ Kuala Lumpur, Mar. 28 FOLLOWING the ultimatum issued by the Malayan Collieries to the Batu Arang strikers and the drastic action of the police, whose attempts to search kongsis early on Saturday morning was vigorously repulsed by armed strikers, conditions
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    Story Of Alleged Johore Land Fraud
    722 2 A TOWKAYS COMPLAINT Charges Against A Malay (Frovi Our Oicti Correspondent) Johore Bahru. Mar. 25. A CASE of considerable interest to the Malay community of Johore was continued yesterday before Mr. J. B. Weiss (First Magistrate) when Haji Mosni bin Noor Salim, a wellknown
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    CRICKET TOURISTS ENTERTAINED
    1161 2 Guests Of Malayan Magic Circle MUCH conviviality prevailed at a dinner given to Sir Julien Cahn and his cricketers by the members of the Malayan Magic Circle, held at Circle Douse. Amber Road last night. There was a good attendance of members and guests A cocktail party
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    Sultans Leave For England
    395 2 Sultans Le ave For England Their Coronation Gift* To The King Singapore. Saturday immm •mona the (ifta he l> Mini;* I Ltor H.M Kinu Ge o V "hT hffi HVngku Muhammad." h.M.^ t.-.ry>. his cousin. Ongku Muhamm ,f,li ADC and Dato Hussaln binUohLil^ Taib (DUtrict Officer. BenM,,""' a S companyinu
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    Sultan Opens Rotary Conference
    205 3 MALAYA SIAM DISTRICT Tribute To Prince Purachatra (From Our Oicn Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. II H. the Sultan of Selangor openli. ed the annual convention of the Rotary Clubs in the District of Malaya and mi. ii. held this year under joint auspices of the Kuala
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    Accident On Trip
    78 3 Passenger Sent To Hospital Singapore, Saturday. MRS. M. Kelly, an elderly lady, and secretary of the Karrakatta Ladies' Club of West Australia, travelling on Board th? Gorgon from Australia to Smgapore. met with an accident while in Sourabaya. While bathing there she slipped, and sustained suspected spinal
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    Wheat Supplies
    84 3 Continued High Prices Predicted Washington, Mar. 25. IN a forecast of World wheat stocks In July which pruoably will be under normal, the Department of Agriculture predicts continued high world prices tor the 1937 38 season with quotations averaing above the previous season. In the event of another
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    39 3 The run from Liverpool Street to Norwich, which now takes twe > hours 40 in»nutes, will be shortened by 25 mmuies when the new L.N.E.R. ex P res^ r^t Anglian, is put Into service on this route in the autumn.
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    POPE'S ATTACK ON NAZIS
    136 3 Contests Of First Official Reply Berlin, Mar. 26. THE first official reply to the Papal 1 Letter read in Catholic churches on Mar. 21 in which the Pope accused the Nazi regime of having violated the Concordat is contained in Diplomatic Correspondence which declares negotiations are
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    Pen Friends
    197 3 Many Delegates Attend Conferenee Singapore, Saturday. OVER 200 members were present at the fourth annual conference of the Fersaudaran Sahabat Pena of Malaya (Brotherhood of Pen Friends whicn was commenced at the Victoria School th s morning. Mr. Zainal Abidin, 8.A.. oi Penang presided. The delegates which comprise
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    New Destroyers
    39 3 London. Mar. 27. Subject to the settlement of certain points of detail the Admiralty have decided to entrust construction of two destroyers of the J type of the 1936 and 1937 programmes to several firms.—Brirjsh Official Wireless.
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    MAN KILLED IN LANDSLIDE
    94 3 Tivo Men Buried At Seletar Singapore, Saturday. IN Indian worker was killed and aim- ther Injured when a landslide occurred at Seletar yesterday. A number of COOliei were at wink at the foot of a steep incline when several tons of earth slid down. Most of
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    Plane Crashes
    128 3 Occupants Unhurt In Katonff Mishap Singapore, Saturday A Moth seaplane belonj;in;; to the Royal Singapore Flying Club crash ed in the sea a little distance out from the Chinese Swimming Club hi Katong yesterday afternoon. The occupants, Messrs. E. C. Yfttof (pilot* and J. F. Barracloui»h both ol
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    WILL NOT FORM MINISTRY
    363 3 Govt. Issues Communique Bombay. Mar 27. MR B. G Kher. loader of the Bombay OOOgtMi Fflglllltlie Party, has decliurd to form a ministry on the grounds that the Governor has declined U) Hive the assurance under the conditions of the Delhi resolution on accepting office. lOn
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      17 3 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody. "SUNSHINE SUSIE" is a melody and a comedy.
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      112 3 YOU CAN PAY MUCH MORE, BUT YOU CAN NEVER BUY A BETTER OIL THAN 1007. PURE fin* PENNSYLVANIA tf f MOTOR OIL ISEifcW^ I I m safe m lU3RICATIOM PENNZOIL'S KEEPS MOTORS NEW. Pennzoil's high fire test, freedom from carbon, and ability to maintain its body under intense heat, enable
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      27 3 |%J B *T. i wi^» PRINCESS OF HOLLYWOOD COSMETICS JUST ARRIVED BY i M PRESIDENT WILSON OBTAINABLE THROUGHOUT MALAYA Sole Agents: 1 MONTOR LIMITED. I SINGAPORE. L
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      LONON COMMODITIES
      153 4 RUBBER London. Mar 25 Last Price To-day Change Tone Firm Steady Spot Buyers. 12 3 8 12 13 16 +7 16 Sellers 12ft 12 15 16 +7 16 April Buyers 12 716 12 13 16 3 a Sellers. 12ft 12 15 16 -*-7 16 Apr. June Buyers. 12ft
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      77 4 London. Mar. 27. Previous To-day Change T.T. on Paris (closing middle rate) 106.35 106.35 T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 8.92-7 16 8 92-7 16 T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) ls. 2 11 16 ls. 211 16 T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) Is. 3 ls. 3
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      BULLION MARKET
      33 4 London. Mar. 23 Previous To-day Change GOLD Fine Bar Der c*. £7.2.3*- 7.2.4 SILVER 20 9 16' 20 9 16 Spot 2 5 8 2 0 5 s 2 months forward
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      China Finance
      145 4  -  —Sin Chew Jit Poh New Loan To Develop Whampoa Harbour Nanking, Saturday. THE Legislative Yuen yesterday passed the regulations for the issue of the $2,000,000 <gold> loan for the development of Whampoa harbour and the dredging of Yangtse River. The scheme to issue $1,000,000,000 construction loan bonds is
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      13 4 Mr. Charles Saunders, of Dalmally Road. Addiscombe. England, celebrated his hundredth birthday recently.
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      34 4 A committee, with Sir Abraham Laine as chairman, which has been appointed to inquire into the recent disappearance and return of a Guernsey < prisoner, will report to the Lieutenant- 1 J Governor of Guernsey.
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      137 4 t> London. Mar Previous To-dav rt 2d Distillers 113 113 6 ange Dunlop Rubber 35 71, 3571 -6 General Electric 87 v 6 87 2 Imperial Chemical Industries 39 IK 38 mi Imperial Tobacco 155- 155 z -3 Anglo-Dutch 48 6 49 6 Canadian Pacific 14 7
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      METAL MARKET
      20 4 TIN Standard. London Mar Previous To-day C han» Spot (afternoon closing price) £300 Closed Forward £290 ft Closed
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      57 4 RUBBER New York Mar. 27 Previous To-day Change Tone Dull Firm Spot Buyera 25 13 16 26 1 16 +14 Sellera 25 7 8 26 3 16 5 16 April June IBM 25 7 8 26 1 8 1 4 Sellera 26 26 1 4 -14 TIN
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      FRASER & COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS
      334 4 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore. Mai Total ror Books Cose financial Compaq Dmden- a _Da« fxWr. TIN Sungei Way 5% int. Mar. 17 Mar. 31 Mar. 18 Kent 5"; Final Apr. o Takuapa 6d. Bonus 6d. Div. Apr. 24 Apr. 30 Apr. 2d .'2 Union Ince 15s. Final
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      Break On Wall Street
      65 4 New York, Mar. 23. There was a bad break on Wall Street yesterday, the worst in the current recovery movement, the chief reason of the fall being nervousness over the possibility of a general motor strike in Detroit with the unsettlement accentuated by the spreading trouble
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      New Insurance Plan
      47 4 London, Mar Durins the first year J^^fS under the Governmc nt I lsd men can insure for b v 6d for weekly while women old-age pension benefits. t0 It is estimated e d n 55 uiU be 1.200.000 married men unaei eligible Reuter Wireless
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      41 4 The Exchanges London, Mar. 27. Sterling on New York is 4.8 s 8 and Paris 106 11 32 —British Official Wireless. SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY. LTD. CAN YOU AFFORD AN UNINSURED LOSS BY PIKE? j Tel. 5926, 2. Finlayson Green. J
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    MANSLAUGHTER CASE
    324 5 Argument Over Car Speeds <By Air Mail» London. Mar. 14 k RACE between two motorists for a £5 wager ended in one being killed and the other being sent to prison for manslaughter. Arthur Brooke, iged 32, a motor tn^ineer, of Hudder.sfield. pleaded not guilty at Leed.s Asmzc;
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      MINING
      700 5 Sinpnnrvrr Mnr 9*» P. n m Eraser Co. Lyall Evatt a' a™™. Ti B^ ers Sellers Bu vers Sellers 4 Ampat Tin 6- 66 6- 63 £1 Asam Kumbang 35 3 369 35- 36 6 £1 Austral Malay 54- 56- 54- 56--5 Ayer Hitam 28 6 30 6 28
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      GENERAL
      419 5 Par Pd 2 2 Alex Brick Ord... 145 1.55 145 1.55 2 2 *>7%%Pl«ft. 2.50 2.60 2£0 2^60 10 10 Atlas "Ice 3.00 lO.OOnom 8.00 10 00 1 1 M. Broadcasting 0.89 0*5 0*0 0*5 10 5 BM. Trustee. 6.25 7.00 «.25 7JB £100 £100 Cable -A" Wireless 7%%
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      DEBENTURES AND LOANS
      187 5 3% 1935 red. 1975-85 $4,000,000 Int. Apr. 1 Oct. 1 100ft 101ft ci PENANG MUNICIPAL 1926 red. 1956-66 $4,000,000 Int May 1 Nov. 1 124ft 126 ci. 43 /4 1929 red. 1859-69 $8550,000 Int May 15 Nov. 15 w u 3% 193*5 red. 1955-65 $625,000 Int. June
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      RUBBER SHARES
      275 5 (Shares -*e II unless otherwise uawoi 220 2.30 2.20 2.30 Allenby 70 80cd 1.65 175cd AlorGajah 240cd 2 .30 2.40cd Amal. Malay f-g 190 1 80 1.90 Ayer Hitam 1521/ lbo 160 AyerMolek 150 L«% «g |J| Ayer Panas 095 10 0 Bassett. 155 162 i2 1.50 160
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    GENERAL SUNG CHE YUEN
    248 5  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh To Devote His Time To Politics Only Peiping, Saturday. IT is reported that General Sung Che Yuen, Governor of Hopei, has decided to turn over the command of the 29th Army to General Chang Tzu Chung and devote his whole attention to
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    13 5 Southern! Corporation have decided to ipend L'5.270 on advertising and publicity this year
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    Special Course For Pilots
    280 6 Air Navigation Blind I Flying -By An Mail* London. Mar. 14 AN attempt li to be made to raise the standard of air navigation throughout the Royal Air Force, and pilots will through a special course at the new school at Manston. near Ramsgate. This is
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    The Coronation
    62 6 London. Mar. 27. THE name? of 14 peers who will carry the resalia at The Coronation have been announced. The Marquis i of C re >we has been appointed Lord High CorwaD.e. Kn^hts of the Garter who will carry the c^opy are the Marquis of Londondem- the Earl
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    Exchange
    180 6 Singapore. Mai London T.T -2 4 11 6 London d 24 116 otha' sight 2 4ft Lyons demand 1240 Hamburg demand 141 Ken York demand 57 Montreal demand 56 7 8 Batavia demand 103 5 a Samarang demand 103 3 s Calcutta. Bombay and Rangoon demands 154 a P
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    Produce
    208 6 Singapore. Mar. 25. R. (Siam» W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $156 R. (Siam* W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $146 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Kovan $140 R. i Siam I ••White" No. Al $246 R. tSiam> "White Rice" No. 1 $230 H. "Siam' -White Rice"
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    The Coronation
    97 6 Full Names Of Chinese Delegation Nanking, liar. 17 THE member* of the Chinese delegation to th e Coronation ar M follow: Dr. H. H. Kong, Finance Minister; Dr Quo Tai Chi. the Chinese Minister at London: Admiral Chen Shao Kuen, Minister of the Navy: Mr. Oon Wen Hon.
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    45 6 The appeal of Windsor and Eton Rose and Horticultural Society for a guarantee fund to enable them to hold the show this year has been successful. The show will be held in July in the private grounds of Windsor Castle by permission of the King.
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    Scenes At The Recent Indian Elections
    75 7 The Congress President exhorting the crowd with the aid of a microphone (luring an election nrtdress. A picture from Lahore. (Topical Press). The Afcatian Show in Qg- «£«FE*J™f3!&flZ The All-India Congress leaders won victories everywhere in the recen election in India. (ireat interest «a<
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      224 8 4* What a (.rand Dancini: Show and W hat Riotous Coined} A i Packed Houses Nightly acclaim thi> a> M.-(;.-M.'> Most (,lamorous 2 •J» Musical Triumph V •> •J. .J A DITT/^S Holidaj Matinws J LArIIUL T(M)AV u> J t M. G. Ms i f I J Mammoth boRN TO
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      149 8 RK OS GAY COMEDY ROMAXCF T~" Should 1 6- Year.Ola Oaunh) &L nZ-,"".'"""* 1^. m jo^u. mm W* ff ■C^ M^k f+ W MMM^. ~^^mW\ MMMMi L. 0 H^Qy* HERBERT MUSHUjT I Radio Directed by David Burton pQVi c*jr» /^jjo producer Zioi Myers i ONLY TWO MORE DAYS TO WAIT!
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    HEROIN TRAFFIC IN HONGKONG
    1049 9 HUGE HAUL OF DRUG JAPANESE IMPORTER GETS Tl<\ YEARS Hongkong, Mar. 19 nPHE heaviest sentence so far passed on a Amm *~m i 1 imposed by the Chief JusUce Sir Athmi lr Cker ln the Colony was f Sessions yesterday on Kepaklc > Itabashi an McGregor,
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    NORWAY'S NEW PRINCE
    121 9 NORWA Y'S NEW PRINCE fVr.s/ //or/i Country For 600 Years COR the lust time in 600 years a Norwegian prince has been born In Norwegian territory wit* the birth of a son to Princess Martha, Wi fp (/t B (Town Prince, at Bkaugum, near Odo hr 100 in Norway, which
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    DISTEMPER & RABIES IN BANGKOK
    74 9 DISTEMPER RABIES IN BANGKOK Animal Welfare Society's Warning To Members rrom Our Own Correspondent Bangkok, Mar. 28. THE Animal Welfare Society have advised members of a severe epidemic of distemyer among dogs at the present time in Bangkok Even o.'d animals who have already suffered from distemper are bein^ rrinferted,
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      128 9 PILMDOM'S GREATEST SERIAL SENSATION FIRST (i CIIAITERS START. VI \>IK» A ,r« It 1 1 si r r C r a li lt e in ■IkMl KM 1 Dfl >» fl TLASH GORDON^ A Universal Picture with JEAN ROGERS (Don't Miss It) RUNNING FROM 2fr-3~37 TO-NIGHT PACKED HOUSE EVERYDAY. RANGARAJU'S
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    OUR LONDON MARKET REVIEW
    905 10 OUR LONDON MARKET REVIEW HY AIR MAIL Better Feeling In The Market: Rubber Price Optimism: On The Eve Of A Grave Decision, London. March 19. THE new three weeks' account has opened in an uncertain manner: the approaching Easter holiday coupled with the imminence of ihe new Budget was bound
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    36 10 There were a Rood many women delegates from all over Malaya at the conference of the Persandaran Sahabat Pena of Malaya at the Victoria school on Saturday. Here we see some of the women delegates. (Tribune).
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    12 10 H.H. the Sultan of Pahang's mother and party have returned from Mecca.
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      224 10 ANNOUNCING GOLD IH'ST SEASON Ol II 4'OIIO\ATIOX OFFERS Once again we prove beyond all doubt our high standard of quality that our Coronation Offers, like the Coronation itself are things that come but once in a life-time. Let us have universal enjoyment in the pieking of the Gold Dust of
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    King And Queen Take Up Residence At Buckingham Palace
    114 11 King And Queen Take Up Residence At Buckingham Palace Crowds gathered outside Buckingham Palace. London, in the hope of catching a glimpse of the King and Queen, who have taken up residence there. Here we see crowds watching Guards leaving after the Changing of the Guard ceremony at the Palace.
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Monday, Mar. 29. 1937. PACT WITH JAPAN?
    329 12 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Monday, Mar. 29. 1937. PACT WITH JAPAN? lI JAW months ifo Articles in the Tribune group suggested that the sooner a rapprochement was achieved between Britain and Japan the better would be the prospects for peace in the Far East. Following speeches by the Japanese Premier and
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    AROUND MALAYA
    573 12 ROAD death* are up again That is •np Qftwi ol the month From all parts ol Mall >- fatalities haV( the last few months, and toil despite the never-ce.. effort j by all traffic authorities in minimi the danger thai Is ?">'?? present on cur roads. The appalling
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    PERSONALITIES
    209 12 Mr. A. J. Allen, of Johore. is returning to Malaya on April 14. Mr. W. H. Salt, the well-known Malacca lawyer, is going on leave at the end of the month. Mr. M. F. B. Gurr. Superintendent, Post Office. Ipoh. will be proceeding on home leave shortly. Mr. Fred
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    167 12 The Duchess of Gloucester opened the Searle House flats at Ocea Street, Stepney. London, built for working-class families by former and present scholars of the St. Paul's Girls School. London. The school is the only one actively associated with housing scheme*, and they have aiready built two blocks of flats
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    MASS MANOEUVRES AT HONGKONG
    988 13 WAR GAME'S PROGRESS FIRST ST\<;i;s «f IO^IIUMii "I'l ItVIIOVS Hongkong. March 17. S™ Per;urbfd%r.4 f \on^Ur ie ,f Redland fin border, activity at ••an aerodrome 2r^P» T' 8 troops on the northtfiieve war. Hongkong his been dubbed Remand a^f purposes of thp ""ake--outhern coimtry. Blue! and
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    38 13 Forty eiirht Boy Scouts from Great Britain, under the leadership of Mr. Richard Frost, are to attend a United Stales national jamboree at Washington in the first week of July— a month before the world jamboree in Holland.
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    39 13 A poison which can bo used instead of arsenic in insecticides and Jfl not injurious to human beings or warmblooded animals has been discovered in Brazil. It Ifl callec "Timbo" ana is a new export commodity of the Amazon
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    IMPORTANT IN CHINA'S NATIONAL DEFENCE
    827 13 IMPORTANT IN CHINA'S NATIONAL DEFENCE HAINAN ISLAND ITS ECONOMIC POTENTIALITIES EMPHASISED IX 111- POUT king, March 9 ni;cAUSE oi It Importance and peal eeonrmic potentialities, Hainan Island, China's osular possession off southern Kwangtung, must be defended at all eoi i lavea the Htln Chin Jih Pan. or the New Capital
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    46 13 The Curtis Museum at Alton, Hants. has acquired I Charles I document dated October 10. 1651, and bearing the autograph of Oeorge Wither, poet and Parliamentarian, who was born at Bentworth, near Alton. The document re lutes to I .sale Oj sonic of the Kind's goods.
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    PICTURESQU RURAL
    156 14 PICTURESQU RURAL I One of the noblest ravines in the Peak District of Derbyshire is Dovedale. The river Dove forces its way through, crossed at one point, as the picture shows, by steppingstones. The picturesque old town of R>e «is onct a busy seaport and M hM in? the town
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    SPOTS IN ENGLAND
    84 15 SPOTS IN ENGLAND M uJumUm the French invaded it- W* the ™«f Iglists. Ire is a scene in Mermaid Street in vhich is the Merma.d Inn. m the ■\tt>'.>nth century. On. of England's most beautiful counties is Devon, in the "West Country', and one of E^nS^mS attractive village, is Cockington,
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      33 15 Rene ULLMAN is DISPLAYING THE LATEST PATTERNS OF HALLMABKED BRITISH SILVERWARE lIOKS DOELVRE DISHES SWEET DISHES etc. ALSO CLOCKS JEWELLERY WATCHES TIIK BEST IS TO COME AND SEE RENE ULLMANN Raffles Place, SINGAPORE.
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    FASHIONS
    1237 16 daily tmmkimm Hashes from Paris Shorter shirts heavy rmbroiderv shouhln s A neckline waistline and «illi«ii«'t«' hat headlines p*r tec unusual and exciting tat dm I 1 Keep U II are the daily fashion hes from Paris which glowingly desIcribe the spring openings now tal ec. To-days report seemed
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      60 16 TOP Tailored bows and bountiful veil trun a Jean Fatou reproduction of black grossgrain. Fastens uniquely.under the chin. CENTRE Bright red and blue flouers top an ott-ihe-face creation of dark bJue glossy straw. Saucy nose veil juts from th e brim. BELOW Inspired by Madame Suzy. a romantic Arpentine Sombrero
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      80 16 Jm Sid «i> J]T#€§fetilbl€ Cellophane wrapping round an attrac- f? tively designed outer box, a gTease- I p pr(M>f covered inner box (just pull the -*^u~~ string) and, of course, each chocolate f£%~ l 4t r %k i 7~x x separately enclosed in foil. These are f£lL itl\\W the five
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      183 18 POSTAL INT ELLIGE W STEAMER MAIL DESPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER Peneeran* -T p DATE AND TIME HMU Hanclas H<Mlg g (Parcels and NbMi. close half an hour mMm unless Air Mail l)«'Kpal<*li#>% Java .r.-.d Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 1 p.m. to-day Mails I \|»4'<ii'il Mails arrived from Australia. Nether lands
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    TROOPS LEAVE SOUTHAMPTON FOR SERVICE IN THE TROPICS
    72 20 TROOPS LEAVE SOUTHAMPTON FOR SERVICE IN THE TROPICS Soldiers wearing their sun-helmets in a heavy snow-storm as they left Southampton aboard the troopship "Xeur.'lia" on their way to India and warmer weather. (Planet News). *Sl!f lSL!ftL f !y* I**-*.** 11l her )ikin s _a picture taken before the troopship "NeurUia"
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      1805 21 MlimO MO j Singapore Station On 223 Metres •Y v i m- TO-DA^ non-poliUcal, practical problen af llrillSll Jt, HI |||ri k 'Market Prices nn w tm- man and erery nation Di n "I 9.20 p.m Unchin.'i.u. p^ .t |)m Malay Musl(i (Gramophone Mackenzie was Special Commissioner of Programme £ri^
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    ELOPEMENT ECHO
    387 22 ELOPEMENT ECHO Landlord's Daughter Br:>tol. There waa tn echo at Bristol ol I runaway marriage when a 28-year-Id lorry driver and his pretty 16-year-d wife appeared together before the magistrates. The husband. Reginald Brown, of; Victoria-road. Kingswood. Bristol, plead- ed .malty to committing prejury. in that he made a false
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    95 22 The fourth annual conference of tie Persandara n Sahabat Pena of Malaya (Brotherhood of Pen Friends menced at the Victoria School hall on Saturday morning. Over 200 delegates have arrived from all nirt Malaya. Here we sec some of tl e men delegates. (Tribune) Ramon Torres, the Catalan airman, who
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    Alleged Pose As Bachelor
    65 22 Brought up at Hereford charged with bigamy. Harry George Luker. 37. painter of Catherine-street. Hereford, reserved his defence when sent for trial at the Assizes In 1917. it was stated. Luker married a war widow of Crickhowell. After leaving her he went to Hereford, where, as
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    18 22 Mr. and Mrs. J S. Rodrigues and family of Kampar are spending a holiday at Tanjang Bungah. Penang.
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    13 Killed in U. S. Air Disaster
    171 23 PILOT FLYING BLIND Four Women Among Victims Pittsburgh, Mar. 26. rjiHIRTEEN people— ten passengers. A the two pilots and the stewardess, were killed when a Transcontinental Western passenger plane crashed five miles from Pittsburgh Airport. The wrecked plane was a Douglas 14-s«jater belonging
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    MAIL FOR MALAYA
    40 23 Singapore. Saturday. The local office of Imperial Airway: states that all the mail of the Capricornui has been salvaged and the mail foi Malaya is expected to arrive at Singanore on time, or possibly 24 hours late
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    "SUSPICIOS AND FEAR"
    71 23 Primate On Selfishness Of Nations London. Mar. 27. IN his Good Friday sermon, the Archbishop of Canterbury spoke of thesel-f-hness of nations, with the attendant spirit of suspicion and fear, which made one of the most insistent problems ot time. Ultimately it could be overcome oU} by
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    Good Friday
    101 23 In London, Berlin And Paris London, Mar. 26. MANY Easter holiday U 2£ spent Good Friday walking along Coronation Route, early coronation J tors from overseas and provincials who will be unable to come to London^n May being among them, the latter ex^ land seas.-Reuter Wireless. Paris. Mar.
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    GERMANY'S FOOD SUPPLIES
    121 23 Aim 1/ Comphti Independent* Berlin. Mur. 23. CWEEPIN'G measures aimed at lecturing Germany's independence of torciy.. foodstuffs are announced by General Goering in a speech broadcast to ever\ village in Germany. General Goering stated last year only seventeen per cent, ot Germany's food was imported from abroad
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    H.M.S. Malaya
    111 23 Back In Dockyard For Repairs (By Air Maili (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Mar. 17. H.M.S. Malaya, the 31,000-ton battleship, returned to Devonport dockyard for repairs following her collision with the Dutch steamer. I£ertosono, 7,323 tons. a month ago, while on her way to join the Mediterranean Fleet.
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    57 23 Lower Rates Sanctioned In Siam (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok. Mar. 27. FOLLOWING a secret session, the Asf sembly sanctioned the lowering of Customs tariff on imported tyres and tubes, and reduced the excise duty on Siam-produced matches, by which it is hoped to lower the cost to
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    Johore Appointments
    118 23 The following appointments are nolifeci in the Johore Government Gacette^ Dr (Mrs.) Coutts Milne appointed temporarily as Lady Medical Officer in charge, women and children's Clinic; Muar. Mr. L. H. N. Davis to act as second Assistant Adviser, Muar Captain A. T. A Ritchie. 08. E.. M C.
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    Indian Cabinets
    44 23 Karachi, Mar. 24. Sir Ghulam Hussain Hidyatullah has formed a cabinet in Sind consisting of hinS, one Hindu and one Moslem.Reuter Wireless. Fazlulhuq the peasant party leader ,uc«eded in forming ministry in Bengal consistin- of six he widSt possible interesU. Reuter Wireless
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    Marshal Chiang
    54 23  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh A Regular Reader Of The Bible Shanghai. Mftl T Marshal CbJani Km B*£.*f*° Easier iptech VM r.-:t.l out Methodist Church in BhanghAl >> %W G.-n.-i 0 r| thmh he had been reading the Btbl i. became a Chri a n expresed his thanlu for
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    GOVERNOR URGES BRIGHTER CRICKET
    1062 23 DINNER TO TOURISTS SIH H lIIV < All* II lIS HOW IMIISIM 10l II OKI4.IVVI Il» Singapore, Saturday. 'QUICK scoring that is what Wt want more Of, and I would like to see more of this spirit urged in local cricket." said Hi > Kxcellency Sir
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    Anglo-Japanese Rapprochrnent
    385 24 Anglo -Japanese Rapprochrnent BRITISH PRESS COMMENTS Tokyo 's Desire Reciprocated London. .Mar. 27. IN a leading article on Anglo-Japan-ese friendship, the Morning Post refers to the recent statement of Gen. Hayashi (Premier) in the Japanese Diet and says that the speech of Mr. Sato (Foreign Minister) is as encouraging as
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    Britain's Health
    113 24 Estimate Increased By Half Million Pounds London, Mar. 27. THE Ministry of Health estimate for 1937 show a net increase of nearly £466,000 over the estimate for the present year. Progress over the slump clearance campaign is reflected in the provision in ihe estimates of an additional sum
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    35 24 I A team representing Northamptonshire Federation of Women's Institutes, and including Lady Henley, was selected as giving the best performance at the first divisional festival of the British Drama League community theatre festival at Northampton
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    CHARLTOINT'S FINE WIN OVER WOLVES
    1307 24 CHARLTOINT'S FINE WIN OVER WOLVES English Scottish League Soccer Results THE following; are Saturday's Home football results, as or Wed by Reuter. showing positions of the teams to dat«: FIRST DIVISION Birmingham 1 Preston o Charlton 4 Wolves Chelsea 0 Huddersheld 0 Grimsbv 3 Derby 4 Leeds 1 Sheffield Wed.
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    SCOTLAND BEAT WALES
    65 24 SCOTTISH LEAGUE (Div. 2) Airdrieonians B Dumbarton 0 |Ayr 5 King\ Park Cowdenbeath Stenhousemuir o I East Fife 3 Forfar 1 Leith 3 East Stirling 0 Montrose 0 Raith Morton 6 Brechin 0 I St. Bernard's 3 Alloa 0 i Edinburgh 2 Dundee Utd. 3 lost to
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    China Reds
    31 24 Shanghai. Saturday. The Nanking troops are tightening their grip on the Communists in northern Shensi. The campaign against the Feds in Kansu is in progress.— Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    ROAD TRAFFIC BILL
    418 24 Uniformity l n T*HE following communique k*. A been issued by the FMs r ernment:— l5 Cj(| vThe fuil text of i drift p n^ BUI will be published fa sp nal^' plement to the FM rl Gazette on Friday. April 2 G Vernme 2^ S UI
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    EXPRESS TRAIN ROBBED
    79 24 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok. Mar. 17. WHILE the South express from Penang was travelling some 300 kUoinetres from Bangkok in the early hours of this morning, four passengers overpowered the guard. Rifling the mail bags and remo ing currency and notes, believed to total forty thousand
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    Indian Judges
    61 24 London, Mar 27 The King has approved of the appoint ments of Sir Shah Muhammad Suhuman, at present Chief Justice of i High Court of Judicature at A lal. and Mr. Mukund Ramrao Jayaka Puisne Judges of the Federal Court India, to come into existence under i. Government
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    Heavy Rain Perak Skye Meeting
    1038 25 TROY STICK PAYS $73 Objection In Ist Event 'From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. JIN objection was lodged after the opening event of the first dav of the Perak Turf Clubs Skye Meeting here his afternoon. It was raised bv Toh Paduka, the rider of
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    TWO TITLE FIGHTS IN ONE EVENING
    118 25 Card Sanctioned Hit Hoard LtoHT fans Will be given a treat on 'Frridiv April 9, when for the first time m u histo ol boxing in Malaya two title fl^S will be staged in one evenhl Young PTteCO fights Al Rivers and .Fernandez meets
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    N.Z. DRAW WITH M.C.
    255 25 Time Saves Side From Certain Defeat Wellington. Saturday. rpiME .saved New Zealand from Otrtlln i- defeat in the Test match ■gainst the M.C.C. to-day. The team were all out for 163 runs, after following On, and \vcre then only one run ahead of the tourists, who
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    S.C.C. Draw With J.C.C
    124 25 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Mar. 26. A heavy shower of rain at about 3 p.m. to-day although the morning was bright and sunny resulted in the cricket match between the Singapore Cricket Club and the Johore Cricket Club having to be abandoned. The Singapore
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    To Tour Japan
    114 25 Indian Tennis Team Coming In May Tokyo, Mar. 10. THE proposal of the Indian Tennis Im--1 provement Association to send a team to tour Japan next May has been approved by the Japan Lawn Tennis Association. The team will be composed of live players, including one woman:
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    Title Fight
    43 25 Ambers And Canzonvri To Meet On May 7 New York. Saturday rIE fight between Lou Ambers and Tony Canzoneri for thr world's litfht*eight title, which has been fixed to take place on AprH 2, h been poetponed to May 7. Reuter
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    PENANG TURF CLUB
    375 25 Handicaps For Ist Day (From Our Oivn Rcpnrtcn Penanr,. Saturday. HANDICAPS for the first day's races of 11 the Pnmnf Turf ciub on April 3 are as to! low: Horses. Class .1, Div. 1. 6 furs. King of Hearts Q o Eastern Wave h 12 Kuala Laddie
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    Sir Julien Cahn 's By 23 With
    2998 26 Sir Julien Cahn 's By 23 With ALL -MALAYA GIVE A GREAT DISPLAY Steady With Bat And Ball And Keen In Field (Bv Hermes) Singapore. Sunday TWENTY-THREE runs on with a wicket to tail: such was the slender margin of advantage which Sir Julien Cahn'a touring cricketers held over the
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    XI Leads A Wicket To Go
    33 26 XI Leads A Wicket To Go A full blooded drive to the off by T. M. Hart, who mtm the best batsman in the Malayan side with a splendid innings of 45. iTribune*
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    24 26 Dempster waits for the baU in the s lips— an incident from the play yesterday m the Malayan cricket test at the S.C.C. (Tribune).
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    12 27 Members of the all-Malaya side photographed outside the Cricket Club pavilion (Tribune,
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    441 27 Selangor 's 2nd Innings 202 Runs Against Penang (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Mar 28. IN spite of the good effort by Gill, I 1 Selangor was all out with 202 runs in the second innings in the inter-State cricket match against Penang to-day Gill, the Selangor Sikh, scored
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    PERAK SKYE MEET
    322 27 Selections For o-Day (From Our Own Reporter j Ipoh, Sunday EOLLOWING arc (lip handicaps and 1 selections lor to-day, Second day of the Perak Turf Club's Skye Meeting. RACK ONI Horses class 4 div 2 Furs: Fanran 10 12 La Coloniale 10 5 Little Mother 9 12
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    "CAPT. HAWK'S SELECTIONS
    44 27 RACE 111 < < ii.. l Little Mother RACE 2— Anaconda Mickey Mouse RACE Prince Caravel Cheerful Lady RACE 4— Foxy Capone RACE s— Maggie Girton Harap RACE fr— Glitter La rut RACE 7 -Green Mark George Robey RACE 8 Tandubas Lover's Idol
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    Malayan Cricket Test—Pictures
    29 28 Malayan Cricket Test— Pictures Members of Sir Julien Cahn's team. (Tribune). Sir Julien Cahn (left) is seen roing out to field with a fellow member of hi> team. (Tribune).
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    Fen Floods
    41 28 London, Mar. 24. All was quiet on the Fens to-day but army units are arriving at Ely from Colchester, Canterbury and Aldershot in preparation for next Sunday which is tho danger day owing to the spring tides Reuter Wireless
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    Malaya Golf Tourney
    413 28 Annual Championship At flu kit Timah Singapore. Sunday THE annual Malayan Golf Championship tournament began on the Bingapore Golf Club course. Bukit Timah. yesterday. There were 21 entrants and the qualifying rounds were completed. Previous" to the championshio play the inter-team competition was held. In this contest
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    The Coronation
    94 28 Welcome To Australian Contingent London. Mar 25 AN enthusiastic welcome #ai extended to the Australian Coronation contingent of 150 members of the Commonwealth Navy Army and Air Force on their arrival in London. They were greeted at the station by the band of the Scote Guards and the
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    Sobbed & Cursed
    64 28 Sobbed Cursed IS. Racketeers Sent To Prison New York. Mar 26. CENTENCES totalling 2.398 years have been passed on seven restaurant racketeers who are alleged to have extorted £400.000 from famous New York rtstaurant keepers The trial lasted ten weeks. The accused and their women folk screamed. sobbed and cursed
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    King Leopold
    37 28 London. Mar 25. The Kins has conferred on King Leopold the title of Colonel-in-Chief of the Fifth Royal Inniskilling Dragoon Guards, the title' previously held by the late Kine Albert of the Belgians Reuter Wireless
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    14 28 T. M Hart, who contributed M run> for all-Malaya, is seen in action < Tribune).
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    Football Teams
    34 28 Y.M.C.A. in a League Cevlonese Sports Club on .round on Wednesday. J. >. leembrusgen. N. Jack*.'"Tork. G. Day.. Onp Sv Swyny, Omar bin Anl Ba H ™> Kam w GX BaSf Ch L a
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