Malaya Tribune, 30 March 1932

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    26 1 The Malaya Tribune y«i. xix. No. 75 SINGAPORE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Weemesdsy, Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1932.
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      241 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. £0U CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. I I L A~K E R CTL I 1 the World-famous Pastilles for if I i Colds Cough-Catarrh-and all cases a *P£J I of Bronchial Trouble. A soothing- rißff^@ relief for Heavy Smokers. M J| Gf FUE, SWFPCN i*B I j 2"
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      533 1 THE j "MALAYA TRIBUNE" IS THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN MALAYA. I Your Building Requirements j CEMENT FLOOR WALL and ROOF TILES EXPANDED METAL CORRUGATED ASBESTOS ROOFINGS BUILDING BOARDS MILD STEEL BARS j FLAT ASBESTOS CEMENT SHEETS J HARDWARE Etc., Etc. i j ALL THE ABOVE MATERIALS STOCKED BY j
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    ABOUT OURSELVES.
    739 2 Our roadera trill us i fo t nce in I way \re writ,. aboiM selves. The occasion is except mal —tJit (fanat issue of tlw> pap' r printed from reels on a modern machine, acquisition nf which has tocessiUted by a constantly mc hg circulation, which also made
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    229 2 Mr. R. A Beth at the legal arm of untitled Bd Delay hu re turned tc Sinaapor- frow lesvt ta Bhgland. Mi and Mr.;. J. Befth have lafl Banfekok. r ti ment. Mr. Reith came R*.st in March. BPS, U> J the Bahatnlr Dot-Jc Co., Lt<<. The th occurred heart
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    224 2 Umifi- the auspices of the Meihodi.st Mission paya I"lar :t mW Wt ovangelistuWJU bt held at the home of Mr. aanl M't. c::-.b un Tien Mr-,. Lim to-morrow at 5 pjn, Mr Gwrge Humphries will be the o^aLer. Mr. Justice P. J Sproule and Mr*. Sprosde 0.b.e.. are snsueediug Home
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    BRILLIANT FEAT OF AVIATION.
    480 2 uow MOLLISO> BEAT CAPE RECOUD. Reuter. liUiby. March 29. Mr. Mollifon's flight iicm E.i 'and to South Africa in four dy#*?, 17 Va hours is r-f-a'dvid a < ne of ihe most l.ffiarkable individual feats in the history of aviation. &a ,ig vhc later slaves lie
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    THE "MALAYA TRIBUNE."
    194 2 In Occupation Of New Premises. The indulgence of readers is sought in re>p?ct '»f ur»y delay in publication which muv occur ju K t now. and aNa any casual defects in the paper The chaKgtd make-up in ic-day's issn«* m#t neces?aril\ pormaneni We are c\pcrimenin?* in order
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    To-day's Features.
    25 2 TOPICS OP TO-DAY. on page 2. DIARY OF EVENTS, on page :>. WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. on page 5. HARDLY YEAR POB MALAYAN rSADH
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    TOPICS Or TO-DAY.
    485 2 far m r<erxgit-ox The majority get cleaned every time by these Irish A "Innovate slowly,'' pleads George Maxwell of Malaya. A A The real trouble is that the ripl kind of innovations are beini minediy evaded. a a The South African pound is ii a "rand." !<
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    19 2 From Europe (London seeiifl <■■ ••> March io>. by the IftrHp"".** lio 11 at 7 a.m. to HUMI rw.
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    TIN AND EUBBER.
    37 2 QUOTATIONS. KUBBl'.R. London: 1 15jlGd. New York: 3 cents (Gj Singapore Spoi 5' < .r JTN Ix>ndon Spoi: £113 2?. r *).»v 1G5.. Three months: £11.9 10s. (Down li'2s. 6d Singapore: 00 iioo tons so'd).
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      294 2 1 i Trad' i< >n. i I# A t I 1 J I b the onU *ay j j 5. have QOUJ :U us. If is tn«I acme before a I. traai- 1 i I a silver trophy with a record of Wa achieve- nit-. n c: on it The
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      107 2 j SPORTING CUPS I SILVER E.P.N.S. LATEST DESIGNS I BEST QUATrtTY REASONABLE PRH ES. I I j A RUSTIC ENGRAVING l AT j LOWEST* RATES. I Specinl fc)i>counl to Clubs and I |U. S.deS%.?U "Sr.*- Jewellers, Singapore, i 63 4 «34. Mtvtti ttmA TENQ SBNG 61TAN ;f> !T. K. 11.*&
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    $300,000,000 TRADE DECLINE.
    5804 3 HARDER YEAR FOR MALAYAN TRADE. NM AL MEETING OF THE CHAMCER OF COMMERCE. ITRTHER ECONOMIES MUST BE CARRIED OUT, -k!:!1 1 t-i o! unusual interest wvre brought up at the annual meet- Chamber of Commerce, held yesterday with iinrt. Mi. in the chair. Special reference was made
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    50,000 ACRES FOR RICE.
    1016 3 FORWARD POLICY IN JQHORE? V Meeting Of Council Of State. FUNDS FOK EDUCATION ABROAD. f\r ihf fiist timr the meeting of >li? Ccurnil cf Stat' of Juhore was Um wu i.nca to »l*o I t, ,s yesterday. Important lmttcrs were Uiseusvti and Hi»' ".VI ...ty.i Triliur.
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      263 3 I I To-day feel so happy so would anyone ai*2v seeing "Sunshine Susie* 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 in an e.s.Citiii£ and ro nantic sbory MARION NJXOiN (the ckvuse of the truuble) JAMES G LEA SOX (preatuig of laßgbtor) j j A GrREAT SHOW WE RECOMMEND VTOU TO SEE. NEXT CHANGE Pau!
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    ADJOURNMENT SPEECHES.
    2176 4 MR S. Q. WONG WELCOMED BACK. On the motion for adjournment, the Mentr: Iksar paid a tribute to Dato Mustaffah biri Julia. He raid that Dato Mur.taffah was 8 Member of the Council for a long time anc. vas until recently the Mentr: Besar and Co U» gent.
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    I. L. P. CONFERENCE.
    38 4 Rugby, March 29. The Independent Labour party conference yesterday rejected the policy of leaving the National Labour Party and carried a proposal for affiliation but on conditions to be the subject of negotiation.—British Official.
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    YESTERDAY'S HOME MATCHES.
    82 4 BRADFORD SMITE THE WOLVES. ASSN. FOOTBALL. London, March 29. To-day's English League matches resulted as follows: ENGLISH LEAGUE, DIV. I. Birmingham 1 Manchester C. 5 Huddersfi.ld T. 4 Liverpool 3 Leicester C. 4 Newcastle U. 2 ENGLISH LEAGUE, DIV. 11. Bradford 2 Wolverhampton 1 Leeds U. 1
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    SINGAPORE LEAGUE MATCHES.
    487 4 NINETEEN GOALS IN THREE GAMES. F. AND N. RIDDLE A. P. C. DEFENCE. Three games were played in the Third Division of the S.A.F.A. League competition y stertiay, when nineteen goals were scored altogether. F. and N. netted ten times against A.F.C and the Y.M.CA. registered an
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    M.P.H. AND HO HONG DRAW.
    277 4 At the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday, the Malaya Publishing House and Ho Hong drew 2—2 in Division 111. It was a good game. Ho Hong were rather unlucky in not winning, for they had most of the game. However, it's the goals that count. Mr.
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    A.P.C. HEAVILY DEFEATED.
    122 4 Playing on the Harbour Board ground yesterday in the Third Division of the S.A.F.A. League, Fraser and Ncave beat the A.P.C. by 10 goals. The A.P.C. defence was easily penetrated. Three goals were scored in the first half while in the second half a series of raids
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    MOTHERWELL CHAMPIONS?
    443 4 RANGERS FALTER IN A THRILLING FINISH. London, March 28. The outstanding features of to-day's League matches were the heavy scoring and the defeat of the Rangers, which practically gives the Scottish League championship to Motherwell English club forwards were in form, although generally players seemed tired after their
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    FARRER CUP FINAL.
    108 4 GATE RECEIPTS FOR UNEMPLOYED. The final of the Farrer Cup competition at the Jalan Besar Stadium, between the Electricity and Health Dept's, to-morrow afternoon, should attract a large crowd of spectators, as apart from it being the final of the Municipal inter-department competition, the proceeds of the
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    HOLIDAY MATCHES AT HOME.
    118 4 RUGBY FOOTBALL. London, March 28. The Barbarians, consisting almost entirely of international pUyers, havhig won their two other holiday fixtures against Penarth and Cardiff, to-day defeated Swansea 12—8. The majority of club matches were played on heavy grounds in cold, wet veather. Principal results were: Newport
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    DATES & PLAYERS.
    57 4 DATES PLAYERS. Association Football. The following will represent the Health Dept. v. the Electrical Dept. in the Farrer Cup competition at Jalan Besar Stadium to-morrow: Kabul: A. B. Collide, A. N. Chatterjee; Md. Yusoff, John Then. Muttucumaru; O. C. Rose, Ismail, A. J. Vas. (capt). Rajah Mat, Ardie. Reserves: J.
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    18 4 A Kuala Lumpur correspondent inquires whether there is a branch in Singapore of the Bennett College, of Sheffield.
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    S.C.C. SPRING TOURNAMENT.
    476 4 RESULTS AND TIES. TENNIS. Results in the 6.C.C. spring tournament yesterday were as follows Godown Doubles Handicap: L. J. A. Feilden and M. A. Matthews plus 4 beat C. P. Burke and J. G. Campbell plus 15, (w.o); J. E. Harvey and H. Hall plus 3 beat
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    BRITAIN REPAYS CREDIT.
    233 4 FURTHER APPRECIATION OF STERLING. Reuter. New York, March 29. It is announced that Britain is repaying to-day thirty minion dollars, the remnant of the Morgan credit. The demand for sterling was unabated yesterday and continued to lead the rise in foreign exchanges which began on Saturday. Opening
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    DEAN OF YORK DEAD. 1
    101 4 FOR 15 YEARS PRINCIPAL OF HARROW. Rugby, March 29. Dr. Lionel Ford, Dean of York, died during Easter at the age of 66—British Official. Dr. Ford had been Dean of York since 1925. He was perhaps bttter known as headmaster ot Harrow for fifteen years,
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    FAMOUS IRISHMAN'S DEATH.
    90 4 Rugby, March 29. The death occurred during the week-end of Sir Horace Plurkett, the noted Irish agriculturist, aged 77—British Official. Sir Horace Plunkett was the third son of the third Baron Dunsany and Anne, the daughter of Baron Sherborne, and was a bachelor. After leaving Oxford he
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    R.A.F. FLIGHT.
    56 4 British Official. Rugby, March 29. The Royal Air Force machines arrived at Heliopolis to-day on the conclusion of their East African flight. The flight from the 216 th Bomber Transport Squadron, which has flown from Heliopolis to Somaliland and is j now on its way back, left Khartoum
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    MORE FIGHTING SHANGHAI.
    185 4 Chinese Forces Attacked At Soochow Creek. Shanghai, March 29, 3 08 p m An agreement for a complete cessation hostilities was reached at the Sino-JapanJ; conference this motning, according l 0 official Japanese communication—R fcu t* r [The above brief mestage appeared vi th» Stop Press of
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    "AGREEMENT" NEWS UNTRUE?
    352 4 PREPARATIONS ON BOTH SIDES. Shanghai. March 30 About 500 Chinese po icemen Lorn Pti i M have arrived in Shanghai to patrol the area! e.acuaed by the 19th Army. Mr. Wong Ching Wei. President of the Executive Yuan, announced yesteiday that China was firm n garding the
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    FALL IN METAL PRICES.
    67 4 TIN'S LOWEST SINCE LAST SEPTEMBER. British Official. Rugby. March 29. On the metal txchang? there vas a fall of £8 6s 3d. in the price of tin to £118 3s per ton, which is the lowest touched since last September. Quotation for copper weakened by 17s.
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    STEVEDORES REJECT NEW TARIFF.
    43 4 London, March 29 Owing to fhe enforcement as irom Ajsll 11 or the new piecework tariff for stevedores employed, in discharging ocean-carried cargoes the Thames thdie be a serious out'.ook, the men not having accepted the new rates'BFP Service.
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    SPECIAL POLICE CALLED OUT IN LONDON.
    38 4 London. March -9 Metropolitan special constables are ben? called out in several districts of London to SMP the overworked police, especially "•gTS patrclling. The service is voluntai y— 8 t r Service.
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    MINISTERS IN A DUEL.
    67 4 Reuter. Bixnos Aires. March In a duel near Cordoba between mAbalos. ex-Minister of Public Works *ra President Irigoyen's reign, and Dr Martinez, former Vice-President or Republic, the latter received face *^T d The affair originated in an account puouwi by Dr. Martinez of the circumstance, m
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    29 4 The half-yearly general meeting of untitled Singapore Government Servants' co "°r, d (ta Thrift and Loan Society. Ltd w.ll be raw April 7 at the Raffles Institution at a
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      79 5 BRAND'S Al SAUCE Raisfs your APPETITE and make you RELISH YOUR FOOD. 1. LEPROSY DIABETES, V.D., CONSUMPTION kSTHMA, FILES, LEUCORRHOEA SEX-DISORDERS AND NUMKR )US OTHER COMPLICATED AM CHRONIC DISEASES t ire cored by our Specialists of treat repotatNm rHE HIMALAYAN P HARM AO it. Owen Rd or I*s, 8er»n»oon Bd.
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      248 5 T.IS P.M. TONIGHT 9.30 P.M. WILD COMPANY" !ii Primrose Baths that Lead to Prison Pavements. A Picture You Must See Prices: 20 cents &40 cents. j I COLOUR 11 j COMES TO STAY j I I'll Concrete has change its dress The grey of pure utility has given place to
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      226 5 I By Special T H M j Appointment °f Siam. ESTABLISHED 187'J V RACING RUGBY i 'Puts You In The Came' THEATRE TENNIS No Ha,,er Where You ML BOXING SWIMMING CRICKET AVIATION FOOTBALL TRAVELLING B. P. De Silva, Ltd., SOLE AGENTS: SINGAPORE: PENANG: f HjUi Wjk Street. No. 1, Bishop
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      899 5 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. Radio Stations Received In Malaya. Ajj timet given in the following U»t ore pxt'iv*"* time*. MONDAYS. jjfl a LINO HILL, 56 5 metre*, testing dally gmm 10 so to li am. kADIO BAIOON, 49 02 metre*. 12 tw.; 6.30 7so pm. recital of chamber or cl*eslcal
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      526 5 SYDNEY, VK2ME, 31.31 metre*, from V to 9 p.m. American Transmissions. BOUND BROOK, NJ.. W3XAL, II k.w. 49.18 metre*; Tuesdays, Wednesdaya, Thursday* and Fridays. 1.30 a.m. to 8.48 aun.; Bunday*. 8 pa to 2.30 ajn. ;Mondays) BOUND BROOK, N J WBXL.. 48.69 metres. SAtuTdaya, 5 am. to C.46 aju.; Sundays.
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      318 6 Sfd IA famous Novel now brougbt to life 1 j MATINEE TO-DAY <rt 3.15 j i CHILDREN HALF-PRICE. O.IS TO-NIGHT O.IS 1 1 1 1 I Om 1,1 Tii i» .!>■ hik i Dramatfc Hits! labile? aradaetiaa adapted f«om 1 CHAIiLES DICKERS' Eneas' >'«.i> "DOMiiEY AND SON Hi HDSTH'T MAIM
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      213 6 j I I I Matinee at 3 p.o*. Evening 6.15 9.15 j More Love, Laughter and wit packed into a single picture j j than YOU'VE EVER SEEN BEFORE j I i T l i j j J Idaptcd fn m j NOEL €OWARD"B j j j WW .1 1
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      229 6 I mmm wm 6.15 To-Nigb! I I BRITAIN'S MOST IMPRE i j DRAMATIC ADVENI j i I I I ki f f dTfc j r i m ry <~i [IT r r r tfl f V /"i 1 1/ A J 'I j o- i 5 rc/-/vio#ij ok rc#« tfc/fcfctrfi
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    382 7 B. ETLIN AND CO.'S REPORT. COMMERCIAL NEWS. r March 30. 11 a rvi. RUBBLE. I.< n*.< n: 1 15;16d., down i ICd. L New York: 3 1 lf> cento <G.), unchanged. Stares: Easier Allenbys 35—45 cents. AyeJ •Vt. .ltk-i J' i.0 cents Ay r Pan as 20-
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    BELOW TWOPENCE!
    73 7 TIN \N1) Kl iiliKK PU1CES. London. March 29 I M tf. Lrv. i Lazarus an Sons notify to i aay s tm prices its follows:- j Sp> > £1 ]8 7 10. Forward £119-:. T"io m:'.ri:et is steady. M. sn s Symington and Wilson t ify to-d?y'$-».ubber pricef.
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    51 7 Singapore. March 30. Standard 3poi s'-.. 5 Apiil 5> t May s:<;5 :< 6 April-Juno s'u 6 Jidv-Sopt. ..6 G'i Cct.-Dee. f% 6-; Tone of Market: Putt Steady. Latest Cable: London Spot Sheet l lajlfd per !b. Nt'v: York: Spot Sheet 3 lil(» -oentl (G.)
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    RUBBER STOCKS DECLINE.
    42 7 London. March ?9 London and Liverpool rubber holdings show decline this week, the (inner having fallen Tom 35.014 tOM to 64.461 ton*-, and Liverpool ,'rop 60,932 tons n> «0 775 tens. The total ia 7(»0 Uma. —"8 ?.P." Service.
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    TENDERS.
    226 7 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE, j Nonce is h<r<3tr/ given that tenders are ic--x invited for tbi folicwiB* materials or *.rvices, and thai particular? of auch fceudera nay be obtained, ki the Tender Rooin, Murlci-pi-J Offices: Tender. Date oj Cljtlng. J urcliase of unserviceable stores and a Ransorne Asphalt Plant lymg
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    DANUBIAN STATES.
    193 7 [prelIMIX vtvY 4 s r.r/vv/r;r\* j PREMIERS. P.uoh*» r i ftugoy n The dt'.: ust! r>c h- ldctticds cf. t!» Danublftn oroWoh continue ji::-- i' itish G' i:iit i r.-a.v flowers i<> be fpaoTvcd by a conference if ni'b-fiii £»ii j !i r _f r Confcrerfcc eou!d be
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    U. S. REPORT.
    126 7 HILT, TO i SF Fl RTHKT •P v o k Tx V. 'IV- ion, \I; "h 29. A dramatic appeal for bnlinci, the Budget war by I he Spa a r, M v daiiu»' j\ H' use of fespre* rttal i Yw till 'V: y |j v
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    63 7 Hague tan b 29. Queen RfUhi unl ho la taJ irtia intends to tend to ihe Dut< h Bast Indies a( thr b< ginning al oil paihtfaga and in s to b exhibited in the Interests of i>' Bhe b*" bei v ■writing for Mtr.p mentis for iin.
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    SUPREME COURT.
    183 7 PLUMBERS SI K BUILDER. T l»\- rs. W H'il and Co.. Sanitary En?.ine.r c v. a -itc *ul iii Pi', action heard before Mr. j ice oule v terday for the recovery or i.Zii "on- K:\ Y<o Clrang Swep in eohtt" U r n with <• !:anit-ry ensineiring
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    VLLEGED LIBELLOUS
    70 7 The hiuir* of the lib*] action Instituted b;, ?-Ti. '!'in C'r.-n". ?iid "*•(> others against M AvV Kwee Knn<? and Aw How, u- the pub-', hrr and print -r respeetively M t'lr J3hu:t/i P.,.>" v.as resumed before Mr. £>• j cr.-eJl ;n the Suu:e;ne Cour f yestercay. A
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    POLICE PRECAUTIONS.
    71 7 CH V.r OF GOVERNOR IN BOMBAY. Calcutta. March 2* The ceremonie attending r >'.r departin S*j aaon on relinquishing office ai On n or ol Bengal, .md the arrival >f Sir John Anderson hat ucceaaor, paaatd oil quietly aa a reault of the very elaborate precautions taken by
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    NEW BISHOP OF JERUSALEM.
    35 7 Lrnrion. March 29. The Rev. George Francis Graham Brown ca appointed Hi: hop of Jerusalem. Be •a born li Lanchoo, vhere his father tma« rfifcsionarj the China [rUand NGsslon,— Ri ter.
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    MALAY TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
    233 7 HA I F-YEARLY MEETING. "Th" baaf-yeariy general meedm' cf th B|llf4pow Malay Xtoachers' Association w« held on Saturday. Man a i-6. at the Kampon: C-lam Malax School frith Cne' Moiid. No. I bin Haj' AbdvJ Manan in the chair. The schorl and abatement oi accounts fa Ihe;
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    45 7 1L > M. PoithoV r uljp here from P<*nanfc| n Si iy .it 4 and .v ill probably sail oil ir.ciiciv a! S am. for Saigon Hongkong 1 Sharif I K<.\je and Tokobatttt. 8he vflj bciiii at the S. H. IS. v.harvt-6. tji r
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    ARRSVAIR.
    120 7 ''Xr-.'ah." Bri 1 -0-!3 ion Civ:t. Criehtoii frc.'r Bf lawau- D.ii, 29-3; for Belavw. Deli, 3L-3. V i. Ka.i. H i 510 t: n Lca.-h. f r -cr Ptr.ar<g 30-3: for Pcnang. 2-4. 3 :a v v- u r Dulcn. 3.3fi5 ton* Capt. M?v."i f:om Hamburg, 29-3: for Duiron,
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      463 7 Theatre irday, April 2nd, at 9,30 p.m. IN M Tilt LNFMriUYMENT fTM> A NOVEL REVUE anglin Tit-Bits'. i'« 1 DArTALION THF Gl OIXESTERSiUKK RECIPIENT. JQUGS, DAN OF S AND BUULESnUKS, WHAT! A IiEAUTH-VL CHORUS. HBS :2F RIG Ml SICAI PINALI OVn 60 PERFORMERS;— -;"ny Through The Years j I SLUMP
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      112 7 •8 *>?: y S»[ llmSc I 141 V 1M Ifc. y§4 r if I t &1a r> ipr- s f§l i v v m rw*. J j but in the next room y 5 ii #i was the per-* 9 if son each 5-.<. §,^P^''i I vF < V:-%~*a J[|
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      205 8 Hli-OF-TflE WEEK RECtJRDS. .142 Tears. .137 Ninety nine out of a Hundred. .136 HeUjl Beautiful! 1135 The Kings Horses. 134 Overnight. 126 Blue Again. .124 Crying myself to Sleep. .122 Sweet Jennie Lee. .121 You're driving me crazy. .120 Cheerful little earful. .118 The little things in Life. 116 Maybe
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      257 8 Tj Huttons Famous Pineapple Hams i at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Singapore Gold Storage Company, Limited. Orchard Road Sub-Depots. Jl I MM j HAPPY IN YOUR RETIREMENT— What will the years hold for you when you retire? Will you be in the happy position that independence can bring? I 111 I
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    CLOSING DOWN OF MANY ESTATES EXPECTED.
    1323 9 CO-OPERATION OF RUBBER PRODUCERS NECESSARY. WARNING BY CHAIRMAN OF MALACCA PLANTERS. Estimating that Malayan rubber producers are losing over ten million dollars a year the Chairman of the Malacca Planters' Association urges a scheme of mutual co-operation to save the industry from further disaster.
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    THE ANNUAL REPORT.
    795 9 BIG DECREASE IN LABOURER'S PROFITS. The reports and accounts showed that the membership of the Association for the year 1931 consisted of 15 private members and 41 estates, 11present ng an acreage of 81,380. Compared with those of the previous year there was a decrease of 3
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      565 9 Mazda Laboratories drawn W wire lamp Sli PirEARI then all the most important improvc->-"y I N ■kA m A \7 A MAZDAS and the (VhJ IWw J^^^ Non Sag pilament \Jty H 7" is their latest LA MPS triumph. lie .O TM' BRITISH THOMSON HOUSTON CO LTU I HOUSt.ALOWtCH.LONDON.W.C.X WITH
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      154 9 THE IMPERIAL Portable J&M v. iv-3(£3»ai If, < BOLE AGENTS: [J Duncan Roberts, Ltd. 112 and 114-A, Robinson Road, Singapore. PITRENO. (BT DR. GEORG DENNING.) I*l. 11 Tablets and Ampoules PITRENO are for the treatment of ASTHMA »nd are the best for combating acute attacks tnd the important factor is
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    LITHUANIA WANTS. MEMEL.
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