Malaya Tribune, 26 March 1931

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    30 1 The Malaya Tribune v-oi. win.—: No. 72 SINGAPORE, r THURSDAY. MARCH 26, 1931 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday, Mar. 2<i. I*3l. MALAYA TRIBUNE. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1931.
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      201 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. yOt vNNOT BETTER THE BEST, H Brandy-Dry Ginger! yipl Do you make the mistake of 'Jlfvh (fmKi vm y° ur Brandy a name. IdSĔL r on t y° u know L^e superi- °f A. Staub Co. —Cognac. J c you as a trial to:— j{|y|lj insist on
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      195 1 .jjf 4 yy yy y v UtfV-j.lv Jg/-ili 'ZXr'Z't. 6. IS TO-NIGHT 9. IS «HONEY" WITH Nancy Carroll. 'PHONE 5261-5262. I BEER And How to Drink it J L Take any suitable receptacle. I 2. Fill with READ'S "Dog's Head." 8 3. Taking a firm grip, raise reverently to the
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    Boys' Corner.
    348 2 Contributed By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. EDITOR'S LETTER. Comments On The Mail. Dear Boys. The usual four columns is impossible today, but this is not due to lack of material. On the contrary I have so many articles still to be dealt with that I can foresee a busy
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    Be Careful Of Your Cook!
    261 2  -  (By Goh Kun Ek. Generally we do not place enough value n good health. When we are young we are so careless and without knowing it we spoil our health. When we actually lose our good health, then we realise that it is one of
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    Roller Skating.
    195 2  -  i By W.C. Chan. Roller skating, though not practised in Malaya, yet is an interesting game. Because it is tedious and d ffieult to acquire the art. many people an discouraged after the first practice. But practice makes perfect. If this maxim holds good fcr one, it holds
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    Amusements.
    224 2  -  <By L.S. Khoo. I have recently heard a lot about parent? stopping their children from going to amusement places, even once a month. Those parents must not expect their children to work all the year through without enjoying themselves. When boys are older they do not generally want to
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    STUDENTS' CLUB.
    319 2  -  Enthusiasm For Proposed Organisation. By S.Y.C. There has been a great deal of discussion regarding debating societies, cultivation of friendship among beys of var ous schools, and the recreation of students G. Balakrishnan wa. enterprising enough to propose that there should be a students' assoc ation. The advantages
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    An Old Boy's Favourite Books.
    156 2  -  By An Ow B.Y. Your correspondents have wr tten a good deal about bocks and what to read, but I notice they hay not th- names of any particular books. This I propose to do. My favourite author when a bey was R. M 3?
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    Writing Poetry.
    123 2 'By T. Kuthtravahi. I Bu<\v Bee" sad recently: Al' great men iate poetry and why should not we He is mistak n lor some men appreciate prose mere than poetry. The majority cf the literary world also do the same. As Sir Conan Doyle said. Carh c wai
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    Newspapers.
    224 2  -  By Kay Pee. In clden timrs newspapers were not known, li. these day:, all things that were of importance re.e either speken to the public or conveyed to those who were educated by reading manuscripts. The first newspaper appeared in England many many years after Caxton. who invented the
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    A Book On Dogs.
    56 2  -  (By W.C. Chan. I hop- Mr G. W. Knowles's Bock of Dogs will prcve helpful to your contributor who lately wrote an article cn this subject. The book has sixty illustrations describing all breeds of dog* and their treatment. It is published by Thomas Nelscn and
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    Our Weekly Quotation.
    52 2  -  i By Chan. anity and pndo are d fferent things, though the worts are often used synonymously. A person may be proud without being va :n. Pr.de relates more to our opinion of ourselve vanity to what we would have others thinr of US. Jane Austen (."Pride
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      290 2 I Opening March 28.1 j Capitol Silk Store I 56, North Bridge Road. I Here's Health and FREE GIFTS! FOR 25 WRAPPERS (LARGE SIZE) OR 50 WRAPPERS (SMALL SIZE) A SOLID silver comb, a case of dainty fish eaters, an i\ attractive preserve jar, and a well-made cigarette case —four
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      200 2 1 twiiM Talcum lpchti i m\h Cyi lß FIA)AT Po, W I nowncd for its so It v mm captivating fragrance, lasti B 5' '''at will pleaa H SootLe* chaffing ami is Jeligl, B j refreshing in hot weather. \mJ jf I low in price. 4«i II V ,s l
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    MALACCA PLANTERS.
    1713 3 COOLIES LOSING NOTHING IN SLUMP? QUESTION OF TODDY LICENCES. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. March 23. The annual general meeting of the Malacca Planters' Association was held on Saturday in the Malacca Club at 5 p.m. Mr. C. Milne was in the chair. The following were present The
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      459 3 Dr. H. H. Bunzell Ph. D., University of Chicago PHH "Colgate's is made from the most effective fc^,, f cleansing agents it is JpJ to be preferred" r wtr\ For years Dr. H. H. Bunzell studied dentifrices -l^f^irflSSl under it /eUoushi/) in it great American I'ni- *l km versity. His
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      255 3 I Korean Cloth, Hose, I and Kolee-Som. j I seldom Worn out. X I THE KOREAIpTpRODIJCTS CO., 1 I •>a 6, Bras Basah Road, Singapore. I ffi Phone b<>£*. i? Anyone can completely regain all their -mM W *m+ vitality by means of a gland preparation. buf it must be
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    C. OF C. EXAMINATIONS.
    1216 4 CONVENT OF THE HOLY INFANT JESUS. Ingllsh: Kruno Torn* Thin. Syed Md. Alsagoff. Vellupillai Sivaguru. LE MERCIER S SCHOOL. Book-keeping: Presented 16. passed 12, (75 per cent.) twa with distinction, passed Low Slew Chew <distinction). Wong Cheong Kirn distinction), Goh Teng Koon. EmUe Le Merrier. Thong
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    307 4 Monday, March 16. H.E. Dwight P. Davis. Governor-General of the Philippine Islands, and party left for Kuala Lumpur by the night mail train at 8.30 p.m. Tuesday, March 17. His Excellency and Mrs. Scott were the guests of the St. Patrick's Society at a dinner given by the
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    NEWS IN BRIEF.
    307 4 Reuter. Montpelier (Vermont), March 24. The feeble-minded and insane will nave to submit to sterilisation if, as is probable the Governor assents to a new Bill which' has passed the State Legislature.—Reuter. New York. March 24. Cracked ice, symbolical of the frozen North was used by Lady
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      195 4 JQ Jyou'll like the CILEAN Refreshing Be fair to your teeth. Use Pebeco, a scien7 C de "»'*Wce that preserves »he enamel from Of. DCrfl dangerous mou»h acids; »haf makes teefh good UV W look a >- »haf has a refreshing clean fang of TOOTHPASTE ~sown; P ebeco islhe essen,ial,oo,n
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      102 4 The People's Paper. THE "MALAYA TRIBUNE," of course I FOR ONLY 5 CENTS DAILY, sustained SSSS is clear of t regU,ar,y by becomin Subscriber. Jfie Subscription Form below may be used. T Da *e> 19 *o vie Manager, "Malaya Tribune," Singapore. mmj 1 enr me as a BubBcriber for =si»«
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    MARKET PRICES.
    435 5 \CAPORE. MARCH 20. MEAT. struk tround) kati 50 Beef or curry kati 46 Pork, lean kati 56 Po*. lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 46 Mutton Indian lb. 55 Mutton Australian lb. 55 Fowl kati 55 Hens (Locally reared) kati 60 Ducks each 80 Pigeons domestic unfledged pair
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    30 5 untitled of issue of Money orders for India n to-day is Rs. 153 for $100. The yment of Money Orders from India ac< i lon is Rs. 157 for $100.
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1401 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING. ISSUED BY FRASER A CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore, Mar. 26, 10 a.m. Issue Year CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Value. Ends. Buyers. Sellers. C 1.0.0 Asam Kumbang Tin Dec. 11 tt M H. 2.6 xd 1.0.0 Austral Malay Dec. 31 0.19.0 0.20.0 0. ft.ft Ayer Hltam Tin
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      39 5 FATHER TOLD HIM! re Schoolmaster: Now boys. I want yo ive me a verbal Illustration of wnat. ta opinion, is the dizzy limit of l^y. Boy (son of a successful trader): tog do business without advertising in uw Tribune."
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      65 5 I Repairs. We beg to announce our guaranteed and efficient 1 service for the repair of WATCHES, CLOCKS and I S GRAMOPHONES by EXPERTS. X I A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU. I YICK WAH HING, S ffi Watch-Makers and Jewellers, Qj t (Contractor, for Repairs of Clocks and Watches for
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      165 5 PLUSETTE. Plusette Colours. Plusette Mlxton, Pluaetu Sets, Plusette Brushes, Plusette Wooden Frames, Wool Frock Colours, Lustre Powder Colours, Brocate Dust Colours, Stencil Oil Colours, Stencil Sets. Stencil Papers, Stencil Brushes, Stencil Oil, Emulation Batik Colours. Silka Colours. Etc.. Etc. D. T. LIM COMPANY, 353, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. >.»_■»..---»----- wmmmmmmmmmmmmm
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      178 5 DIARY OF EVENTS. ,.\Y. MARCH 26. a.m.. 2.54 p.m. S.C.F A. v. I.OF.A. (Div. I), foot* 11 r s C.C. v. R.A.F. (R.D.). S.C.C. VOMM0W, MARCH 27. 06 a.m.. 4.15 p.m. ting. 2.15 p.m. S.H.B. v. B.A.T. (Div. II), roo^ 1 .'ays v. Glosters (Div. IT), dan Besar, 5.15 p.m.
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      289 6 Amusements* I 6 15 TO-NIGHT 9.115 44 A Bappy, Singing and Dancing Musical Comedy—Delightful Entertainment All Through" VIDE PRESS. I A PARAMOUNT ALL-TALKING PICTURE. S jjj Sweeter than "Sweetie"' H J NANCY CARROLL 1 "HONEY" 5j WITH K I MITZI GREEN, LILLIAN ROTH, STANLEY SMITH, SHEETS g GALLAGHER, HARRY GREEN
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      190 6 3 evnani:?r Q I H 6.J5: To-nifiht 915: j. <vi =*WWHllillilHlHli 3 V I I Positively Last Night jjj j Dorothy Mackaill in j I an unusual, vivid and absorbing light drama of a girl I I who could not live down the past— jjj {"ONCE A SINNER" I FOX
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      195 6 I 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9 15 J For tTie First Time in Singapore I Specially Procured for the h I MORTON DOWNEY I IN PATfIE'S ALL MELODY I ROMANCE j LUCKY in LOVE I As Cocky, as Tuneful, as Breezy as old Ireland itself-youll love it-love to see hear it-love to
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    47 7 Passengers from the N.E.I. to Singapore on Tuesday by the Dutch Xir Mall were Messr« Jhr X Van l<arneheelt. Xboebaka. Monad and M. p. pattist passeuger« from Shigapore to the NUI yesterday by the same boat were Mr J Van de So, and Mr M p pattist
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    THE DIOCESE OF SINGAPORE.
    2223 7 GRATIFYING RECORD OF PROGRESS. AN OUTLOOK OF SOBER FAITH The annual general meeting of the Singapore Diocesan Association was held yesterday at St. Andrew s School hall. The Bishop of Singapore, the Rev. B. C. Roberts, presided and there was a good attendance of members. Proposing
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    CONCESSION TO EVIL CONDITIONS.
    174 7 LORD CECIL'S TALK ON ARMS. British Official. Rugby, March 25. Lord Cecil, presiding at the League of Nations Union Conference now proceeding at t\.c London Guildhall, said that if any progress was to be made at the Geneva Disarmament Conference next year they had to get
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    Commercial News. THE SHARE MARKET.
    192 7 LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT. March 26. 1 p.m. All markets are weak to-day following the collapse cf rubber, en the news from Amsterdam. Tin is also easier locally. Share values have dropped sharply and where there were mostly buyers a few days ago, sellers now
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    ETLIN AND CO.'S REPORT
    293 7 March 26. 11 a.m. RUBBER. London.- 3 7 16d.. down 7 16d Nev Yoik.—7 cents tG). down cent. Sbari?:—Steady. Allenbys 90 cents—sl. Ayer Mcleks 70—80 cents. Ayer Panas 75—85 ctr.ts. Bassetts 50—55 cents. Bicgas 50—55 cents Bukit Jelctongs 20—25 cents, Bukit Katils 25—30 cents. Cclinsburghs $I—sl.lo.
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    253 7 (By courtesy of H. and S. Bank.) Singapore. March 26. Selling.—London 4 months'sight 2s. 3 27/32 d London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 13 lSd London AO days' sight 2s. 3 25/32 d.. London 30 days' sight 2s. 3%d. London demand 2s S 23 32d London T.T. 2s.
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    PRODUCE.
    136 7 Singapore, March 26. Rice. New 1 per Koyan $215 Rice. New 2 $190 Rice. New 3 $173 Rice. New 4 $157 Rice. Saigon A-l $162 Rice, Saigon 1 $150 Rice, Saigon 2 $145 Rice. Saigon 3 $127 Rice. Rangoon 1 $138 Rice, Rangoon 2 $130 Rice. Par Boiled No.
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    64 7 Singapore. March 26 Buyers Sellers R.S.S equal to London Standard. Spot 10 7 1 11% Standard R.S.S. on Tender. April 1114 11 May H% 12* Apiil June 11% 12 July September 1194 Wk October December 13 13 4 Ttne cf Market: —Quiet. Latest Cable:—London Spot
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    138 7 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE R. A. REPORT. The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association's weekly auction report dated March 25, states: Catalogued 1,872.779 1b. 836.06 tons. Offered 1.589.544 1b.=709.62 tons. Sold 1.158.698 1b—517.28 tons. London spot 3-"\d. New York spot 1% cents. Prices Realised. Ribbed Smoked Sheet: Standard
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    TIN AND RUBBER PRICES.
    87 7 ,By arrangement v ith the 'SS.P.") London. March 25. 5.15 p.m. Messrs. Lewis. Lazarus and Sons notify today's tJi prices as follows: Spot £121 1116 (£l2l 5,16). Forward £123 3 16 (£122 13 16). The market is steady. Messrs. Symuigton and Sinclair notify today's rubber prices
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    JOTTINGS FROM JOHORE.
    122 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. March 23. In view of a Bill called "The Malay Reservation Enactment 1931" which is about to be introduced into the Council of State to enable the Government to gazette reservations, wherein it shall be impossible for Malay land holdings t-0
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    202 7 The Van der Lijn" which arrived thimorning from Cheribon brought 345 pigs and 30 bullocks. ARRIVALS. Ban Ho Guan," Dut. 965 tons. Capt. Koenes. from Banjermassin. 25-3; for Banjermassin. 27-3. Togian." Dut. 672 tons, Capt. Hagenaar from Pontianak, 26-3; for Pontianak. 28-3. Lipis," Brit. 460 tons. Capt. LeFevere,
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    95 7 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singapore, March 26. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Prins der Nederlanden 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate S). Kelantan 17; Madras Maru 13; Suwa Maru 11; Eurylochus 9; Athos II 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 31. Wakasa Maru 30; Takliwa 35; Greystoke Castle 37; Klang
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      326 7 VICTORIA THEATRE. I I I COMMENCING SATURDAY NEXT I j Nightly at 6.15 and 9.30 p.m. I jazz and the Great Masters included in 1 THE 'I Melody Man. 1 The Story ot a Wonderful Rhapsody 1 with Universal Appeal. A PICTURE YOU WILL ENJOY J g I Booking at
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      139 7 To-Night! To-Night!! AT 8.30 P.M. THE ROYAL INDIAN THEATRICAL CO. OF MADRAS WILL STAGE "KOVILAN" AT THE ALEXANDRA HALL AND ON SATURDAY NIGHT 'LANKA DAHANAM In which Sa angapani, **the Kalluga Htsnuman." will appear for the first time .n Singapore. ORDINANCE NO. 44 (BANKRUPTCY). IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
    44 8 Births, Marriages And Deaths. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Messrs. V Pakirisamy and V. Narayana&amy beg to tender their thanks to relatives and friends for sending wreaths, letters of condolence and all those who attended the funeral of their beloved father the late Mr. Kocna Vayloo.
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    MARRIAGE.
    53 8 KHOO-KAM.—The marriage took place ort Tuesday, March 17, between Mr Khoo Boo Jean, eldest sen of Mr. and Mrs. Khoo Peck Hock of Singapore, and Miss Kam Hock Nec, second daughter of the late Mr. Kam Beng Koon and Madam Lim Puan Neo, of Beng Seng Co.. Kelantan. iS.S.
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    DEATHS.
    177 8 FALLGNJEE —On March 25. 1931. at No. 228. Orchard Read. Muncherjee Pallonjee. 68 years, late of Messrs. Drew and Napier The funeral cortege will leave his late rest dence at 3 p.m. to-day for interment in piivate burial ground at Tampenis. Madam Lec Leek Neo, aged 69 .beloved mother
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    THE RUBBER TRAGEDY.
    728 8 Misfortunes accumulate for t hehapless rubber-producing industry. On Tuesday the commodity touched the record low level established last autumn of 3 5 Bd. a pound in London. The New York price was 7»/£ cents (gold) and the Singapore price yesterday was 1144-12% cents (Straits). To-day the London
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    65 8 untitled i paragraph from OUT J h~re correspondent mention!nfl dttVf !I f *heit in the Sera* Fc' CC Ocurt, BgftilMt Mr. T. H J d? S-l s. ihe pr, eeutor bring Mr Sata~?athv. a clerk m Amte: c t.ite We are now r.fo m-d chat the again came before the
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    98 8 The Jelai Ccnc'S"-:on ca c. whic'i was ie--unud in thp Kuala Lumpur Supreme Court on Monday, has again been postponed owing to the in ef the Chef Justice. Sir Lancelot Sir Lancelot fell ill on Mrnday irght. work h h: d a hg i irmp: att r bi.t v t
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    THE HAPLESS HAWKERS.
    224 8 A TIME TO MAKE ALLOWANCES. (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.'*) Sir,—The war against hawkers is now being ruthlessly waged with all the forces at the command of the local authorities. Will you publish this letter and allow a small voice to plead for these poor, defenceless and
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    MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
    65 8 REPORTED ABANDONMENT OK AMALGAMATION SCHEME. It is rumoured, says the M Malay Mail." that the scheme for the amalgamation of the S.S. and F.M.S. Medical Departments has been dropped for the time being, owing to opposition from the Unofficial Members of the Finance Committee It is possible that
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    TEMPORARY ALLOWANCES.
    33 8 RUMOURED CUT OF 50 PER CENT It is rumoured in Kuala Lumpur, says th< Malay Mail.' that the temporary allowance: of Government servants are to b;" reduced b\ 50 per cent.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    30 8 From China and Japan by v Somali." due Singapore noon on Saturday. From Europe 'London mails despatched on March 5» by Rohna." due Penang at 6a m to-morrow.
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    14 8 Owing to technical adjustments there will be no show at the Victoria Theatre to-night.
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    88 8 The Hon. Mr. P M Robinson w 11 be leaviiv Penang fcr Eurcpe shortly—prcbablv q n mcnth—and whue .here he Wll iaxe part in a:, international conferenc? of a knl -hal is almcst unique Every four years the Roar Clubs throughout the world hold a monster conference ~t wh eh
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    172 8 The aeatb took place with Uagu suddennes> on Monday night at his bungalow on Effingham etttie, near Kuala Lumpur, of Mr Alwvn Thomas Jenner, who had been acting manager there since the beginning of November Mr Jenne: left his office at A ll p.m. apparently *J health but later in
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    592 8 (BY "LOQKER-n»~ I As uas to be expected foil, the anti-Restnction news rubb touched a new low record. But the question arises: or two big firms dictate Dut The Dutch Rubber Commitl has to reach a decision. M m Much play is justifiably beine with the figures
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    51 8 LATEST QUOTATIONS RUBBER. I > ndi n: —3 7 16ci. Xtw York: —7 cents <G». Sir gape re:— cents. TIX. I -itn:—Spot £121 10s. Od. »up 5s. uc 3 mcnths, buyers ?123 Or. r d. (up 5s Od tellers £123 2s. 6d <up 5s. Od Sfnsapcrc:—$02.00 (100
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      283 8 jj ft I hdMM D j Ej HANDKESgHIEFS FOR MEN H I I Always carry a Pyramid. You will find it the most 3 fa serviceable cf handkerchiefs, smart, distinctive and gj ii] durable. Tbe fine cambric finish and artistic colour borders S rd uj B stand any amount of
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      84 8 I zenithTI I The Quality Watch. I 1 THE RIGHT TIME. 1 1 ALL THE TIME. 1 I FOR A LIFE TIME. 5{ Sole Agents for: K H STRAITS SETTLEMENTS AND F.M.S. [jj I U.S. De Silvaf I Bros., I g JEWELLERS. !61, HIGH STREET, SINGAPORE. S 'PHONE 4540. C
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      299 8 TO DAY S RADIO. From information available and reception i \pt riences. a list is made, and amended daily, of those stations most likely to be received in Malaya on the loudspeaker. Owinc to the paucity of advance information from shortwave stations, accuracy in regard to wavelengths and times of
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    Rubber Reaches New Record Low Level.
    383 9 DEAD BABIES IN HONG KONG STREETS. THIRTEEN HUNDRED A YEAR. l>| STION IN HOUSE OF COMMONS. l .'S EFORTS TO FIND REMEDY. British Official. non-time in the House of Commons, y r Graham White (Lib., E. Birkenhead) tt a report be called from the
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    LIBERAL PARTY SHUT.
    114 9 <IK JOHN SIMON WANTS FREEDOM. Reuter. London. March 25. Dissensions in the Liberal Parliamentary ranks have been carried a step further in tter from Sir John Simon, in which he sn that Oat proceedings at the Liberal Conference, when it was decided to support the Govenintent, with
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    SPEEDING UP AIR MAIL.
    169 9 m<;ht flying from England TO KARACHI. British Official. Rugby. March 25. A th*. result of permanent agreements with It:;ly and Greet* and the introduction of faster Jiving-boats in the Mediterranean, the Imperial Airways have arranged to sp ed up k 'h their England—Indian and newly-opened C
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    PERU RISING.
    46 9 PERSONAL AMBITION INVOLVED. Reuter. New York. March 25. n ported from Lima that 200 people ner icillcd in yesterday s battle of mutid oyalsts. The casualties were mostly ,,r 'he mutineers. utbr.ak is attributed to Communists, y politics and pencnal amb tion are lived.—Reuter.
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    30 9 untitled of inquiry which is on its l inquire in's' the curu: pn5«d lmnu«h Sluga- >' Maru" thl> mornln» win, l,»e <omnll-nlon. wa^ ol tl»e "Malaya <!."rnln« bu, de«Uned to mase
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    30 9 F iv CORNER, in page 2. iO| Of TO-DAY. on page 8. M'ONDKNCE. on page 11. N( S FROM INDIA, on page 13. SHORTS REVIEW, tn page 14.
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    NOT THE OFFICIAL COMMITTEE.
    172 9 Dutch Rubber Producers' Decision. Reuter. It new appears that the Dutch Rubber Committee has not reached a decision en rubber restriction but there is such a strcng group against it that there is small possibility g| co-operation with British and ether interests for curtailment cf production
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    RESTRICTION NOT DISCUSSED.
    79 9 Reuter. Amsterdam. March 26. The Dutch Rubber Committee met yesterday to deal with internal matters. Restriction was not discussed. The well-known rubber expert. Mr. Burger, interviewed by Reuter, said that the reports of a break-up of the committee were incorrect. All that had happened was that five
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    SHARP DECLINE ON EXCHANGE.
    98 9 Reuter. New York, March 26. Rubber declined sharply on exchange and outside markets as a resuit of the Amsterdam report that dissension was likely to break up the Dutch Rubber Committee. Exchange options declined 45 points and it is feared that the decline may have prejudiced
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    PEACE IN KWANGSI REMOTE.
    394 9 BOXER FUNDS FOR RAIL DEVELOPMENT. LATEST NEWS OF EXTRA LIT Y NEGOTIATIONS. Sin Kuo Min. Ihe Central Pol tical Council of the National Government has decided to appropriate tworhi':as of the returned Russian share of the Boxer Indemnity and one-third of the Italian share towards the
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    61 9 The programme of the 4th All-Malaya Indian Conlercnre vnlcb meelx velll »t leluk /».n»oo at 10 am. on 5 «ui lnll0H«: nss,-e«l d> Or Lnmuel ebalrnum ul Me reception «ommlttee! prexisenti»! nslir U) Or l»< ll. Xcnon lecture» »ns reasbl« ol pape«: group pbol» »ns let, purl; llie all! be
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    BRITAIN TAKES ACTION.
    555 9 A list ro-German Customs Agreement. Reuter. Rugby. March 25. A communique issued to-day by the British Embassy in Paris stated that the British and French Foreign Ministers considered this morn ng the situation created by the proposed Austro-German customs union. Mr. Henderson informed M. Briand that he
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    SOUTH AFRICAN NONSENSE.
    95 9 "YELLOW PERIL RUMOURS SCOUTED. Reuter. Tokyo. March 26. Commenting on the report that the cry o, the "Yellow Peril" has been ra»sed in Semth Africa on the conclusion of a gentleman's agreement" be'ween Jacan and South Africa, the Foreign Office denies that any spec a 1 agreement
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    PRINCES IN BRAZIL.
    150 9 GIRLS THROW FLOWERS AND KISSES. Reuter. Ria de Janeiro. Msrch 25. The Prince of Wales and Prince George hav? arrived. They received the greatest welcome so fa»" given them in South America. When they arrived aboard the "Alcantara" to-aay, a cruiser, three Brazilian destroyers and a dozen
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    FOUR HOURS' PANIC IN INDIAN CITY.
    196 9 THIRTY KILLED IN RIOTS. GANDHI INSULTED BY YOUTHS. Reuter. Cawnpore. March 25. Nineteen people were killed and 50 injured in communal riots which developed after demonstrations of protest against the Lahore executions. Temples and mosques were ra ded and shops looted and burned down.
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    THE BOYCOTT.
    477 9 PROTESTS IN PARLIAMENT. British Official. Rugby. March 25. The India boycott aid its effect on the Lancashire cotton industry was discussed in the Hous-» of Commons to-night, when Can'. Hacking (Con., CLorleyt maintained that the Viceroy-Gandhi agreement had not eased the 1 tuat on. Lancashire did not deny
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    SIR JOHN SALMOND TO COME EAST.
    120 9 OFFICIAL TOUR OF THE R.A.F. British Official. Rugby. March 25. Two Brit sh flying boats cf Number 209 l*f* MountbPUen air station, near Plymouth, yesterday, on an ou and Home flight to Egypt. Tax or three w eks will be CC'opted n the flight,
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    REICHSTAG ADOPTS BUDGET.
    48 9 Reuter. Berlin Mirch 26. Th~ Re chstag. by 277 vctis ts 64, has adopted .he Budget. Communist mo'.ons to strike out th" fourth instalment for the construction of pocket ba'Uesh p A and th? first nstalment of packet battleship B were eji ct'. d —Reuter
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    ERUPTIONS IN JAVA.
    45 9 Reuter. Mageiang <Java», March 25. S; vera) eruptions, accompanied by a rain of ashes have occurred in the volcano Merapi since Sunday. Three small villages have been evacuated A stream of lava is advancing at the rate of about 30 yards daily.—Reu'er.
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    344 10 Sports Pastimes. ASSN. FOOTBALL. SINGAPORE LEAGUE. Chinese And R. A. Draw In Reserve Div. The Chinese "A" team and the Royal Etndoeen shared the honours in a Reserve Division match played on the Padang yesterday It was a well contested game and the Chinese were leading by the only goal
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    Ho Hong Beat Straits Cattle.
    160 10 The Ho Hong Sports Club team defeated the Straits Cattle Trading Co.. yesterday on the Y.M.C.A. ground by 3—2 in the Second Division Of the Singapore League. The teams were: Ho Hong: Song Hoe. E. Chong and Loo Brag; Tsai Hin. Hiah Teck and Swee
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    HOME LEAGUES GAMES.
    56 10 Results Of Mid Week Matches. Reuter. London, March 25. To-days English and Scottish League matches resulted as follows: ENGLISH LEAGUE—Div. I. Chelsea 1, Birmingham 0. Manchester U. 0. Leicester 0. ENGLISH LEAGUE—Div. II. Wolverhampton 3, Everton 1. ENGLISH LEAGUE—Div. Ill (Northern). Crewe 0, Halifax 1. SCOTTISH LEAGUE—Div.
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    COMMERCIAL CUP FINAL.
    550 10 0. E. C. In Disappointing Form. Mating for the third time in the final of the Commercial Cup competition, Fraser and Weave s .scored two goals in the first ten minutes of the game ana annexed the trophy, there being no further scoring. It will be recalled
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    Warders Defeat Post Office By 3—1.
    101 10 Playing on their own ground yesterday the Warders defeated the General Post Office by n Second Division match. The exchanges were even and well contested in the first half and although shots were taken at both goals neither side had scored when the interval
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    MUTSU AND CHUA LAI MATCHED.
    168 10 Easter Events At Lion City Ring. BOXING. Local promoters are arrangmg a series oi professional oouts for April 2. at the L'cn City Ring. The main event will be between he Japanese. Y. Mutsu. and Chua Lai o;e--welve rounds. Both boys need no introduction to
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    FNTER-TARSITY MATCHES. I
    56 10 Dark Blues Check Cantabs. GOLF. Reuter. London. March 25. At St. Georges course. Sandwich, to-diy Oxford checked Cambridge athletic dominance by winning the inter-varsity golf by eight matches to five with two halved. Oxford led 3-1 with one halved on yesterday s foursomes and to-day won the
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    Malayan Championship.
    70 10 KYLE UNABLE TO DEFEND HIS TITLE. General disappointment will be felt by all golfers that Mr. E. P. Kyle, the present holder of the Malayan Golf Championship, will be unable to play in the championship meeting in Singapore at Easter. Mr. Kyle has been an inmate of the
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    The Referee Question.
    50 10 WEIGHT-LIFTING. "Kayu Tas" writes at length in reference to the qualifications (or lack of them) of one who has, acted as a referee in weight-lifting events. With a "peace treaty" among Malayan lifters now in prospect we prefer not to encourage controversy, especially such as involves individuals.
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    Association For Singapore.
    28 10 HOCKEY. At 6.45 p.m. to-day in the Cricket Club a a meeting will be held of all those interested to form a Singapore Hockey Association.
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    40 10 Before a fairly large crowd in an interesting game played on Monday at the S.C.F.A. ground the Young Chinese Recreation Party defeated the Ramblers' XI (S.S.M. Co.) l—o Eng Wah scored for the Party and Mr. Tav Oen Sen<* refereed.
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    29 10 The Ceylon Sports Club, Singapore will be the guests of the TP.C.A., Kuala Lumpur during the Easter holidays, and will meet them in cricket, football, tennis and billiards matches.
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    29 10 Members of the Amicable Athletic Association are reminded of the special general meeting to be held to-night at the Association s premises. 438. Upper Nankin Street, at 7.30 o'clock.
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    LINCOLNSHIRE RESULT.
    131 10 FAVOURITE UNPLACED. Outsiders Second And Third. THE TURF Reuter. London, March 25. The Lincolnshire Handicap (straight mile) was run at lancoln to-day and resulted as follows: 1. KNIGHT ERROR (Pox). (Owner Capt. Wilson). 2. RATTLIN THE REEFER (Lane). (Owner Lord Woolavington). 3. TEL-ASUR (Richardson). (Owner Capt. Elgee). Thirtyfive
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    Grand National Starters.
    160 10 TO-MORROW'S 4'_. MILES STEEPLECHASE. London. March 2b. The probable starters and jockeys for the Grand National Steeplechase (4 miles and 856 yds.) are as follows: Easter Hero. Rees: Gib. Foster: Shaun Goilin, Keogh; Gregalach, Moloney; Kakushin. Everett; Grakle, Lyall; Drin tyre, Brownhill; Kilbuck. Chisman; Sir Lindsay, Thackray;
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    Local Sweepstake.
    171 10 TURF CLUB DRAW ON THE GRAND NATIONAL. The Singapore Turf Club drawing in the r sweepstake on the Grand National took place to-day and resulted as follows: 1317 Gib. 1453 Cherry Duck. 1539 Gregalach. 1630 Bangle 11. 1664 Solanum. 1697 Melleray's Belle. 1953 The Field. 1987 Ruddyman. 2207
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    SELANGOR RACES.
    381 10 Three Accidents: Soufflee Destroyed. 'From Our Oivn Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. March 25. There was a fair gathering present, including H.H. the Sultan of Perak and his suite and the Raja Muda of Selangor, for the third day of the Selangor Turf Club Spring races: The afternoon was marred
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    310 10 S.C.C. Tournament. Results and ties in the S.C.C. tournament: YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Championship Preliminary: E. A. Joy beat C. J. Bembroke. 6—3, 6—2; V. P. Barbat w.o. D. R. Howgill: W. R. King beat H. L. Marshall. 2—6. 6—l, 7—5; W. Rodger beat G. D. Hamilton. 6—4. 6—4. Godown
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    S.R.C. Tournament.
    157 10 Results and ties in the SRC. tournament: YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Ladies Singles Miss M. Lewis beat Miss M. Richards. 6—3. 2—6, 6—4: Mrs. N. S. Hogan beat Mrs C. Johnson, 6—o. 6—4. HUN M Gomes beat Miss A. Rappa. 6—4. 6—l. Sinales Handicap B": R J. R Stracey beat
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    TIGHTENING LIQUOR TREATIES.
    124 10 TWELVE-MILE LIMIT TO BE ESTABLISHED. Reuter. Washington. March 25. The State Department is seriously considering a far-reaching revision of the liquoi smuggling treaties with the most important of the 16 nations concerned. Although no act.ye have yet been taken, it is understood that the Un ted States
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    LOWER IMPORT DUTIES.
    88 10 TARIFF ADJUSTMENTS EN JAPAN. Reuter. Tokyo. March 25. Owing to the fate of a large number of Bills still beng undecided, the Government has decided to extend the Diet session till March 27. though it was originally scheduled to close today. The Bill amending the Tariff Act
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    NEWS IN BRIEF.
    113 10 Reuter. Rugby. March 25. Mr. Joseph Westwood. M.P.. has been appointed Parliamentary Under-Secretary for Scotland in succession to Mr. Thomas Johnston, M.P.. who has been appointed Lord Privy Seal —British Official St. Thomas (Virgin Islands). March 26. In the course of holiday-mak ng aboard the battleship Arizona.''
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    REJECTED RUBBER.
    959 10 BRINKMANN AND CO. SUE LEWIS AND PEAT. MANAGING DIRECTOR GIVES EVIDENCE. The hearing was continued yesterday before Mr. Justice A. K. aBeckett Terrell sitting in the Municipal Board Room, of the suit inst.tuted by Messrs. Brinkmann and Co.. aga nst M ssrs. Lewis and Peat, for the return
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    THE INVALIDS.
    92 10 Rugby. March 25. It is now stated that the famous novel st Arnold Bennett is suffering from typhoid fever He became ill while in France iust after Christmas, and the illness was or gina l y dtg YeSt day *<~ d and ast n ght here was no
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    FRENCH FLYERS IN JAPAN.
    19 10 Reuter. Osaka. March 26. *SL l?™* flyers Burten and Moenche, Reuter 1015 am from Tok >'°
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    51 10 The second criminal sessions of the Supreme Court were brought to a close yesterday afternoon with the termination of the case in which a frontier Indian, named Gulam Akbar, stood charged with attempted murder. The jury found the accused guilty and he was sentenced to undergo ten years'
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    IRISH SWEEPSTAKE WINNERS.
    216 10 Who Will Get A Firxt Prize? Tientsin. March 25 The "Sir Lindsay" ticket in fitNational Irish Sweepstake was origin.. equally between Mrs. Morris, wife" American Casings buyer, and Mr p wife of a Russian dentist, each co-^ five dollars, while a fifth shar Kaufman's half was later
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    BOARDING OFFICER'S DEPARTURE.
    306 10 LEAVE AFTER 21 YEAK> After 21 years in Malaya Mr. J A Boarding Officer at Singapore, lea-. V e "Suwa Maru" this afternoon on fij h leave. He has many friends to wish h.n. voyage." Mr. Quental. born in British G :.iana m 1887. looks young and
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    THE MEDICAL COLLEGE MAGAZINE.
    129 10 The Singapore Medical College M enters upon Volume II with the Lent Lumber just issued. The j-di:oria! a devoted to "Our Policy" and tributes to Dr G. H. Macalister and the Hon I Hoops. The contents are varied and Inte and strike a happy note throughout
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    SEREMBAN EVENTS.
    44 10 (From Our Own Correspondent. Serem.ban. Hal The Annual General Meeting of the Sembilan Motor Association will be h March 30 at the Negri SembJan Club The Annual General Meeting ol Planters' Association will be held on Bl at the Sungei Ujong Club
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    Sports & Pastimes. DATES & PLAYERS.
    189 11 Sports Pastimes. DATES PLAYERS. in Football. fixture! in the First, Second and of the S.A.F.A. League are: VI A LEAGUE—Div. I. c v. 1.C.F.A.. Stadium. ,ys v. Glosters. J. Besar. I A LEAGUE—Div. 11. S.H.B. v. 8.A.T., H. Board, i Ho Hong, Thomson Road, F. and N. Raffles Coll. i
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    Seremban Matches.
    70 11 CRICKET. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. March 23. At S«remban on Sunday the Sungei Ujong Club lost to the Negri Sembilan Club by 17 rens. Scores: SU.C 154 (H. M. James 41). .V.SC. 171 «V. D. Navaretnam 102). The Broadrick Club of Kajang defeated the Seremban Hill rangers
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    82 11 The S C R.P. beat St. Peter and Paul B.P. ng by 5 to 3 on Sunday at the htfert premises. Results: Tay Swee Houw Teng Seng 3 —l; Chua Khiam Teck lost to Seel Mvi Joo I—3: Chia Keng Soon Tan Chuan Heng 2—3: Teo Kah Leng fail Tan
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    45 11 Members and friends are invited to witness I friendly contest between a party of Java md the S.A.W.L.A. Ju Jitsu team at the later s premises on Sunday at 10 a.m. Ihe participants are Prof. Watanabe's pupils md the professor himself will officiate as referee.
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    LOCAL PUBLICATIONS.
    158 11 Sportsman."' the bi-monthly magazine pubtn Singapore, reproduces a portra't of .v Bartley. M.8.E.. the new President of Singapore MunicipaUty, in the "Sport nalitles" column in it issue of March 18. b the usual collection of sports articles, the heading -Rational Dress" the magazine says: tr&ag* that in the
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    91 11 I Our readers are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents T.ETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF' AS POSSIBLE, perferably typewritten (double spacing), and on one side of the paper only.
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    Council Reform.
    120 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir—Regarding Council Reform—I wish to comment on two points. When the Counc.l Reform questionnaire went out to the members to vote "for" or "against," why did not the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association state plainly that all the questionnaires should be compulsorily returned fcy
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    Improvement Trust Rents.
    280 11 (To the Editor, Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —Many letters on the above subject have been published in your columns, and petitions have been submitted, but still there is no sign of steps for the reduction of the present r.mts, which the unfortunate tenants desire. I am not one
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    Things Chinese.
    446 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Mr. Lee Hock Lye has said—"the unity of our Chinese nation mesns one flag, one land, one heart and one performance"— is quite right, but in order to persuade them to have one heart and one performance we must not rhow bad examples
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    MATTERS MUNICIPAL.
    366 12 MORE ADVERTISEMENT HOARDINGS. Singapore Municipal Committee No. 4 took the following action at a meeting held on March 13: Approved proposed layout for Kirn Seng Estate, under Section 99. subject to approval of levels and drainage. Disapproved, by a majority, plan No. 703G/27 for proposed shed on roof
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    ADVANTAGE TO TRADE.
    105 12 COMMONS QUESTION ON THE ARGENTINE. Rugby, March 23. In reply to a question on the report of the D'Abernon Mission to South America. Mr. G. M. Gillett (Secretary to the Overseas Trade Department) said that effect had been given to the mission's recommendations concerning participation in the
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    The Present Situation.
    1675 13 Will Congress Challenge Mr. Gandhi? NOTES FROM INDIA. We have been of late hearing a good deal about the Gandhi-Irwin Agreement, and there has been on all sides unstinted praise of the two great men who have in the face of formidable odds suddenly given such a
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    206 13 INVENTOR VISITING SINGAPORE. I Professor Maurice Martenot. the inventor of the world popular music from the ether" I electric device, is visiting Singapore next month and will give a di monstration on the 23rd at the Memorial Hall. This new instrument was well received by the
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      551 16 Teo Hoo Lye Institution, j SCHOOL RE-OPENS ON APRIL 7 Night Classes have been staru-d and attention is paid to Commercial sub FREE SCHOLARSHIP? Applications for free tuition or for Concc sion rates in this School will now be tamed. The total number of free Schola will not exceed 50.
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