Malaya Tribune, 7 April 1932

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune ¥«i XIX. -No. 82 SINGAPORE THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1932 FIVE CENTB. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday. April 7. 19.32. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1932.
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      206 1 j LIPTOIN'S CEYLON TEA. j i fOU CANNOT BETTEr| j THE BEST. j "YOU CAN'T BUY BETTER THAN THE BEST" J A, "0.X." CEMENT and it is more ECONOMICAL -'0.X." Cement is famed throughout the world for its j SUPERIOR QUALITY. Although moderate in price it is j outstandingly DURABLE
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      268 1 j— "J I THE "MALAYA TRIBUNE" j IS THE BUST ADVERTISING MEDIUM I in i MALAYA. I Your Building Requirements j CEMENT p j FLOOR WALL and ROOF TILES EXPANDED METAL CORRUGATED ASBESTOS ROOFINGS BUILDING BOARDS MILD STEEL BARS FLAT ASBESTOS CEMENT SHEETS HARDWARE Etc., Etc. x j ALL THE
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    A WALL STREET REVIEW.-III.
    3317 2 THE FOREIGN LOANS. I Financial conditions all over the world arc reviewed i7i current comments by the National City Bank of New York. These articles are 'try u,ell written and form an interesting guide to finance and commerce. J New York, March, 1932. The foreign loan
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      388 2 irin" t£ !i i! i 1 —i j PARLOPHONE RECORDS Just arrived a selection of i the latest international dance records. j Amongst others also i I j! the latest song hits of the talky j j ii the Congress Dances jjj i j j j R 1088 "Just once
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    INDIAN NEWS AND NOTES.
    1990 3 The Present Political Situation—A True Perspective—Will The Muslims Carry Out Their Threat'?—" Manchester Guardian's" Fear For The Future—The Raja-Moonje Pact Endorsed By Electors—Jute Restriction To Save Bengal's Solvency—lndian Medical Council Established—Why Mira Ben's Message Was Intercepted—Congress Rot Unlawful But Civil Disobedience Is—Puri Congress And Government Intentions
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    DANUBIAN STATES.
    431 3 DESIRE FOR PERSONAL CONTACT. The French Premier, M. Tardieu, arrived in Paris from London this morning and was met by Lord Tyrrell. British Ambassador, and members of the French Cabinet. Addressing press; repres?atatives he expressed himself quite satisfied with his trip and said that he believed that it
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    LOCAL PUBLICATIONS.
    473 3 THE MALAYAN AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL. The March number of the Malayan Agricultural Journal treats the subject of encouragement of crop production, editorially. Original articles for the month include "Experiments on the manuring of Oil Palms and Coconuts." "Local fertilisers and their uses." "Observations on Coconut Crops.'' and notes of
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      450 3 ■——LF"" 7 l Ugly Yellow and Stain Easily Brushed Away Teeth Whiten s 3 h D d THERE'S NO REASON now why just 3 days your teeth will look whiter your teeth should be stained, dis- —fully 3 shades, colored or prey to decay—why your Kolynos is unique. The moment
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    Girls' Corner. AUNTIE LIZZIE'S LETTER.
    206 4 Contributed By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. The "Girls' Circle." My dear Nieces. 1 have received no further applications for membership of the "Girls Circle.' The uumber received so far is 30. I think this ia a good effort, my dears, but I am inclined to tjm
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    "Trader Horn:9
    642 4  - "Trader Horn: 9 <By "Gwennic." What shall I tell you about this week? Ah! I know m tell you how I liked Trader Horn Well. Sis and I. after a long consultation with our money box. decided that <■ could go and see this picture if we could i a
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    Holidays.
    217 4  -  I By Helen Tan. The word "Holiday" Ls derived from the word Holy Day or Saints' Day. and it is the i.me We are away from school. During this period one may think of going on a trip to Malacca, Penang or other places of interest to have a
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    Why We Send Children To School.
    140 4 (By "Merry Maid"; Children are .sent to school not only to learn how to read, write, sp:'ll and so on. In school they are taught to be henfst. obedient and tc have gocd manners. When I was in jfhool njy ttneher used to tell
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    The Country.
    351 4  -  (By "Lily." Thank you. "R. Q." for pointing out to me that most hospitals in Singapore, either Government cr private, are not built in the countryside, but do you not agree that it is h althier for us to live in the countryside? I Singapore perhaps hospitals are
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    Just A Little Talk.
    503 4  -  i By "Gwennic." Dear me. girls! We had rather a small Corner" last week, hadn't we? What on earth happened to you all. sisters mine? Alas for dear Jean's resolutions. They did die rather a sudden and untimely death, dear sister, but. as we live in
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    Gambling.
    98 4 (By "Schoolgirl Rosalind") Much has been ypoken about this rubject, yet let me add few more words to it. Probably you know that gambling is bad but remember that the temptation cf making easy money is too great to resist. I believe that if you gamble, your succe s
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    Kindness To Animals.
    319 4  -  (By Y. N. Koh. We should be kind to animals for they do lots of work for human beings. In fact, they are like ourselves, the only difference being that their forms are not like us, and that they do not talk like us. All animals, except
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    The Evergreen Lasses.
    175 4  -  IBy K. H. Fong. The Evergreen Lasses celebrated the third anniversary at Pasir Panjang on Saturday last There was a good number of guests and visitors The Golden Bell Minstrels and some of the members of the Wales Minstrels were also present. The weather was fine and
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    Young Hooligans.
    128 4 (By "Spectator.") I appreciate the letter by «•Shunmugan• appearing in your well-read journal a few days pgo re the above, and I doff my hat to congratulate him. Apart from the facts he mentioned. I may state there are a lot more of this nuisance. imring a rainy
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    Broadcasting.
    331 4  -  (By 1 K. H. Fong. About forty or fifty years ago, a method of communication was invented by which messages could be send by means of electro-magnetic waves. Later on an apparatus was constructed by a person named Marconi, which could be used for signalling, and this method of
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    The Necessaries Of Life.
    189 4  -  (By Lily Gan. < •'if people living in this world need food, clothing and shelter, but where can they get these things from? They must toil for them. Most young people look forward with pleasure to the time when they will become workers and earn money
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    Our Eyes.
    112 4 (By "Schoolgirl Rosalind"/ If you are asked how many parts of the human being could speak, perhaps you wouM say only one—the tongue. Now let me have the pleasure of informing you that there is another part which speaks, although unnoticed by some people because its language cannot
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      208 4 There Is No j TBetter Small Gar Value. I THAN THE 1932 MOOTS MINOR In appearance, the 1932 MORRIS MINOR with the new-type j Brief Specification. chromium-finished radiator, longer bonnet and new streamlined 4-cyiind:r 8 hp. side-vaive engine. Full v Eddyfree" fronted body to the Saloon models, is entirely I
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    TO-DAY'S COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP MEETING.
    453 5 SPECIAL RULES FOR "ONE DAY GAMES. CRICKET. London, March 10. The M.C.C. announced officially yesterday a at the meeting of the Advisory County Id i Committee at Lord's on April 7 two tte proposals will be put forward in con--00 with County Championship fixtures bJcD cannot
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    MRDINE TO BE NEW SURREY CAPTAIN.
    416 5 The Surrey County Cricket Club announce thai the committee has appointed D. R. i.-d:ne as captain and M. J. C. AUom as ice-captain of the county eleven. Douglas Robert Jardine, who takes over the adership of Surrey from P. G. H. Fender. •ho had
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    LEAGUE COUNCIL AND EVENING GAMES.
    187 5 RUGBY FOOTBALL. Uepresentatives from several well-known North Country Rugby Clubs, such as Salford, •St. Helen, Warrington Widnes and Broughton Hangers have met in Manchester, determined '•> put up a stiff battle in favour of Summer Kvening Rugby Football. The following letter was drafted out for
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    WORLD'S PROFESSIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP.
    97 5 SCULLING. A race for the World's Professional Sculling Championship has been fixed between Ted Phelps of Putney the holder, and Major L. Godsell, the Australian, to take place over the Olympic Games Course at Long Beach, California, in August. There will be a side stake of £500.
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    EXTRAORDINARY STATISTICS.
    114 5 GOLF. Two veteran golfers of Wiltshire have preserved some novel statistics of the rounds which they have played together during the past nine years on Sir Ernest Will's private course o: nine holes near Hungerford. In this period they have met every Thursdayafternoon. 017 rounds have been played.
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    DATES & PLAYERS.
    354 5 DATES PLAYERS. Association Football. The following will repros-r.c Bukit Timah Kampong against the Mackenzie Road Chinese to-day at the J.C.S.A. ground, preparatory to the fcrthcoming Chinese Inter Kampomg League: George Lim, Hen S'n, Ee Soo. Fon Chew, Fook Hee. Boor .'Sang. Hon Gin, Yong Siang. Hon Sen (caj Kim Chu3
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    LONDON SPORTS CLUB TO REOPEN.
    269 5 STADIUM CLUB TO TAKE OVER CONTROL. The London Sports and Golf Club, which vas forced to close it 6 door.; in January, owing to lack of ;aipport, will shortly re-open. Mr. Fred Hownid. the manager of the Stadium Club. High Holbora. will shortly conclude negotiations
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    NATIONS TO DISCUSS RECREATION AND SPORT.
    149 5 At last the countries of the world will have a chance of exchanging its views on sport. Up to now only newspaper articles written by prominent men who have their own points of view rather than those of the nations to whom they belong
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1541 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING. Singapore, April 7, 10 a.m. lssue Yeax CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Valup Ends. Buyers. Sellers. £1.0.0 Asam Kumbang Tin Dec. 31 £1. 1.0 £1. 3.0 1.0.0 Austral Malay Dec. 31 0.18.0 1.0.0 050 Ayer Hitam Tin June 30 0.9.6 0.10.6 cd 10 0 BangrinTin Dec. 31 0.8.6 0.10.0
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    MARKET PRICES.
    446 5 SINGAPORE. APRIL 1 MEAT. Beei steak (round), katl 40 Beef stew or curry, kati 30 Pork, lean, kati 50 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality*, kati 40 Mutton Australian, lb. 30 Fowl, kati 40 Hens (locally reared) katl 46 Ducks, each 55 Pigeons, domestic unfledged, pair 88 Pigeons,
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    BENZINE PRICES.
    152 5 ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO (8.8.). LTV. t yi. uic luiiowins rrnsea pn«« fur Shell Motor Spirit and various Brands m Kerosene are effective: Red Shell Motor Spirit c* pump andjor ex 4 gall, drum per British Imperial gallon m t* Red Shell Motor Bplrtt per 4 gsun* tin «4!«
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      280 6 "This Picture is without a doubt one of the best of its kind yet shown to local audiences" Singapore "Free Press." G 4 32. j (gAWTOL NIGHTLY! I j! I Audiences held Spell-bound BY Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's FAMOUS DETECTIVE MYSTERY "THE SPECKLED BAND' With a BRILLIANT ALL-ENGLISH CAST headed
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      159 6 Amusemeiits Special 3 P.M. Matinees TO SIGNALISE M.-G.-M's. COLOSSAL SUCCESS AND ACCOMMODATE THE ENORMOUS CROWDS THAT HAVE THRONGED i| TO THE ALHAMBRA AT EVERY PERFORMANCE! MATINEES: TO-DAY, TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, SUNDAY. NIGHTLY gig WALLACE BEERY I JACKIE COOPER j J IN I THE I CHAMP ALSO: Unique Scenes of the Critical
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    LADY CLEMENTI ENTERTAINED.
    328 7 BY LADIES' UNION OF SINGAPORE. IfOMben ol th? Ladies' Uri-n of S mapore gathered in larg? numbe s at Mount Sophia jru terda to maH Lady Clcmenti. wila of th? O vvrno.. at a tea party given r he.- honour at the Nind Heme. Owing to the
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    FILIPINO MUSICIAN CHARGED.
    185 7 ALLEGED THEFT FROM LADY. A Filipino musician named J. B. Santof, was the accused in a case of theft which was partly hear! before the Third Magistrate (Mr. C. H. Whitton) yesterday. The complainant was a European lady liv n? at the Straits Hotel with her husband.
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    RELIEF FUND FOR CHINA.
    62 7 The committee of the Relief Fund for China, rrganised by the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce, announces with thanks the leceipt. among others, of the following sub'criptions:—The Chinese clerical staff of Port Swettenham Railways. $62 icollected by Mr. L- Loon Chuan); the Municipal Secretariat. Treasurer and
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    COMPANY REPORTS BY CABLE.
    42 7 "S.F.P." Service. London. April 6. Bukit Ijok. Selangor. shows a loss of £804 and carry forward a credit o. £2.395. Java Amalgamated Rubber Estates annual meeting adopted the report. The cash position was considered to be satisfactory.—"S.F.P." Service.
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    Commercial News. THE SHARE MARKET.
    299 7 B. ETLIN AND CO.S RRPORT. April 7. 11 a.m. KIKKER. London: 1 13 16d.. down 1 16d. New York: 2 15 16 cents (G.>. down 1.16 cent. Shares: Easier. Allenbys 35—45 cents, Ayer Moleks 20—25 cents. Ayer Panas 20—25 cents, Bassetts 20—25 cents, Brogas 20—25
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    134 7 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE R. A. REPORT. The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association's weekly auction report of April 6 states Catalogued 1.350.753 lb.-826.24 tons Offeied 1.626.J04 lb. _723 8S tons. Sold 1.469,591 -b.-.650.06 tons London spot 1 7 d. New York spot 3 ten's. Prices Realized. Ribbed
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    50 7 Singapore, April 7. Standard Spot i% s?* April May June Hi July-Sept. 5 7 v 6. Oct.-Dec. s tH 6. Tone of Market: Dull Latest Cabl? London Spot Sheet 1 13 16d. per lb. New York: Spot Sheet 2 15 16 cents (G.) per lb.
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    PRODUCE.
    169 7 Singapore, April 7. Rice, Siam Al per Koyan $225 Rice, Siam 2 $202 Rice, Siam 2 $175 Rice, Siam 3 $168 Rice, Siam "Sinway" per koyan No. 1 $177 Rice, Siam No. 2 $162 Rice, Saigon Al $170 Rice, Saigon No. 1 $165 Rice, Saigon 2 $160 Rice, Saigon
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    89 7 At the annual general meeting of the Straits Juvenile Union (Boon Wah Koki. held on the t Inst., the follow ng were sleeted officebiarers for the year 1932 ~-Presio. nl. Mr. Cheng 1 urn Seng: V ce-Presidents. Messrs. Cherg Soh Been, Koh Geok Boon; hon. secretary; Mr. Cboo Ah Thye;
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    THE TIN INDUSTRY.
    40 7 FURTHER REDUCTION IN QUOTA? "S.F.P." Service. London, April <> The International Government Tin Committee is discussiig the situation arising from the price relapse. It is understood that further i eduction in the output quota is under discussion.—"S.F.P Service.
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    THE R.G.A. CIRCULAR.
    58 7 "A SOUND DOCUMENT." "S.F.P." Service. London. April 6. The Financial Times, commenting on the R.G.A. circular, calls it a sound document, and points out that the damming-up of American consumption is the dominant trouble. Until America begins to return to normality the l jber uidustry can do
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    INTERNATIONAL SILVER CONFERENCE.
    33 7 Reuter. Washington. April 6. The House of Representatives Coinage SubCommittee has decided to ask for the Stat» Treasury Department's advice or. invitingj Britain to participate in an international sihti conference.—Reuter.
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    TIN AND RUBBER PRICES.
    69 7 "S.F.P." Service. London. April 5. Messrs. Lewis. Lazarus and Sons notify today's tin prices as fellows: Spot £107 1116 (£lO9 58.. Forward £107 T i (£111*). Th" market is steady. Mi Symington and Wilson notify to-dayV, rubber prices as follows: foot 1 3 16d. O'vd.i. Forward
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    296 7 British Official. Singapore, April 7. Selling: London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 15j16d London 3 months' sight 2s. 3?£d., London 60 days* sight 2s. 3 27;32d., London 30 days' sight 2s. 3 13 16d., London demand 2s. 3 25|32d. London, T.T. 2s. 3>id., Lyon demand 1,080. Paris demand
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    P. C. AND HIS WIFE FINED.
    78 7 FAILED TO REPORT CASE OK SMALLPOX, Prosecuted at the instance of Mr. J. B. McMorine. Chief Sanitary Inspector, a Malay police constable named Mohamed bin Ma Aros and his wife were fined $15 each by the Fourth Magistrate (Mr. E. C. G. Barrett) for
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    INDIAN ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
    58 7 Deputy Controller of Labour, Malaya. v i. s us of the number cl arrivals fr< m and departures to the Madras Presidency as follows: Arrivals (State aided) Nil. Arrivals (others, (figures supplied by travelling inspectorsi: 1.548 adults. 113 minors and £9 infants. DtpTtures (figures supplied by
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    97 7 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES Singapore, April 7. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Cremer 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate S) Kashima Maru 18; Burdwan 14; Carnarvonshire 9. Empire Dock (Entrance Gat* I) Tweedbank 30; Mir:,apore 33; Karoa 37; Ipoh 39. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate «>. Lalandia 46. West Wharf
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    33 7 The rate of issue of Money Order for India and Ceylon to-day is Ra. 152 for $100. The rate of payment of Money Order from India and Ceylon is Rs. 156 for $100.
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      260 7 i Victoria Theatre OWING TO THE TREMENDOUS SUCCESS j of the I Tanglin Tit-Bits j their performance will be repeated j On Saturday Next, Apirl 9, at 930 p.m. j j Don't be among the number unable to obtain seats. j j Book Early At Little s j j Prices:
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      518 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. t nrkDU rrif t dl7 fl Irß SINGAFUKBi lLlvr NOTICE. SPRING PROFESSIONAL MEETING 1932. SATURDAY. APR. 30. WEDNESDAY, MAY 4. SATURDAY. MAY 7. WEDNESDAY. MAY 11. SATURDAY. MAY 14 ft MONDAY. MAY 16 ENTRIES CLOSE at 12 o'clock noon on SATURDAY. APRIL 16, 1932. SWEEPS—A $5 UNLIMITED SWEEPSTAKE
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE. FUNERAL.
    45 8 TOH AH BOON-The funeral cf the mte Hon Dato Toh Ah Boon. S.P.M.J.. who or the 1st. instant will take place on Saturdav the 9th instant at 12 o'clock noon punctually from 90. Jalan Ibrahim. Bahru to Chinese Cemetery. 2nd. mileston e
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    THE MONEY-LENDERS.
    935 8 The slump has begotten a boom "l the petty money-lending business but apparently depression is now to descend on that, too. The Committee appointed by the Straits Settlement Government to consider the question has produced a very valuable report dealing with one of the biggest evils now afflicting
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    INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS.
    56 8 Session Prohibited This Year. Reuter. New Delhi. April 6. In consequence of the civil disobedience campaign the Government of India has decided to prohibit the usual annual session of the Indian National Congress this year arranged to be held in New Delhi under the presidency of the
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    ST. ANDREW'S MISSION HOSPITAL.
    110 8 GIFT OF $1S,00() FROM TWO PHILANTHROPISTS. It is reported that Mr. Aw Boon Haw and his brother. Mr. Aw Boon Par. have offered to deiray the entire cost of the internal and external renovation of St. Andrew's Mission Hospital. The work, which will entail a considerable
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    LLOYD GEORGE VIRTUALLY TO RETIRE.
    46 8 Reuter. London. April 6. It is understood that Mr. Lloyd George has decided virtually to retire from active politics, while retaining his seat in the House of Commons, and devote himself principally to literary pursuits and his favourite hobby of farming.—Reuter.
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    SINGAPORE MUSICAL SOCIETY.
    157 8 The orchestral practice! cf the Singapore Musical Society wil b? resumed on Monday, at 5.15 p.m.. in the Memorial Hall. The firs' composit nns to be studied will be for strings alone, and woodwind, brass and percussion players will receive further U3tics as roon as the compositions
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    VICTORIA THEATRE.
    166 8 On Saturday next there will be a repeat performance cf the "Tanglin Tit-Bits" by the Gloucestershire Regiment when several new numbers will be inserted into the programme which will give the beauty chorus more scope and add. if possible, mere pep to the show. GRAND OPERA SEASON. The
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    55 8 From Holland and Germany by the "Poelau Bra.s." due at Singapore at 6 a.m. to-morrow. From Europe (London mails despatched on March 17 >. by the "Rajula." due at Penang at 6 a.m. to-morrow. From China by the "Talma due at Singapore -morrow. From China and Japan by
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    186 8 An anonymous letter urges the Government to help the unemployed through the ■gene? of the Volunteer Corps. A private cable received by a friend in Kuala Lumpur yesterday slates that Mr. E. N. T. Cummins is "alive and well." The Malayan trade reports for February sho»v that the imports were
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    45 8 iH T OTATlONS. London: 1 13 16d. New York: 2 15 16 cents iG.i. S ngapore Spo.: 5,—5 ie n; TIN Ixmdon SDct: £108. 10.-. lOown 10- > London 3 months: f 110. 12s. Cd. 'Down 7i. 6d.>. T.n: $55.12'- (100 tons .'.old".
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    617 8 ~(BY "LOOKER-OS" It costs about 2V-j cents, a word I hear, to produce the ottiiia! rep of Legislative Council speeches The point is: Are they value'f< money? And I'm too good-natur« to express my persona! opii thereanent. Regarding that boxing affair, it quite in order that Gunboats
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      88 8 SPORTING CUPS IN SILVER E.P.N.S. LATEST DESIGNS BEST QUALITY I REASONABLE PRICES. ARTISTIC ENGRAVING AT LOWEST RATES. Special Discount to Clubs and Schools. U. S. de Sifva Bros, Jewellers, Singapore. 634 j j North Bridge Road. TENG SENG GUAN j I Established 1905. 1 m i j T. K. K.
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    NURSING BANKRUPT STATES.
    808 9 FOUR POWERS MEET IN LONDON. Early Agreement On Principle. Reuter. London, April 6. Graisil (Itadan Foreign Minisi-r. has C ii. London completing the m to the Fonr Powers' Conference (British French, Itah-.n and German*, to discus an Domic Danubian. federation, opening at the fen Ofh -c to-day,
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    UNITED STATES AND WOULD COURT.
    88 9 Reuter. Washington. April 6. Itl Stimson (Secretary of State) to-day appeared before the Foreign Relations Committee of the Senate and elaborated his view that the EUhu Root formula for adherence the United States to the Hague Court would fully protect the rights of the United
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    30 9 Members and friends of the Straits Chinese N .> o>. <:,ub a» romNlsos ol Mo tN«cu»»iol» on ol Consult to be Nols tor!i«bt «i5 o clock al Me t?c Nllll. pripscp
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    Virtual Agreement At Shanghai. DETAILS FOR EVACUATION BEING WORKED OUT.
    678 9 GREATER DIFFICULTIES IN MANCHURIA AND ELSEWHERE. RENEWED CHINESE PROTESTS TO LEAGUE SECRETARY. Koreans To Be Driven From Home By Japanese Reuter. Shanghai, April 6. An important step forward was taken oy the Sino-Japanese armistice conference to-day when the military sub-committee
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    MANCHURIAN NOTE IGNORED.
    144 9 British Official. NEW GOVERNMENT NOT RECOGNISED. Rugby, April 6. In the absence of Sir John Simon, who was attending the Four Power Conference, the Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, replying j to a question, said that Sir John Simon had j received a communication purporting to be I
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    SOVIET PREPARING FOR TROUBLE?
    179 9 RAILWAY DEVELOPMENT IN EAR EAST. Reuter. "Sin Chew Jit Poh." Riga, April 6. Immediate measures are being taken by the Soviet to increase the efficiency of the Soviet railways in Siberia and the Far East and the establishment of Special Administration Headquarters at Irkutsk to exploit
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    THE MATCH TRUST REVELATIONS.
    61 9 Heavy Selling Of Shares. Reuter. New York. April 8. The revelations about th? Kreuger To' 1 match trust have resulted in heavy trading of Kreuger Toll issues. Kreuger Toll fell .o 1% and International Matches to two. Stocks generally are one to three points lower. The
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    PREFERENTIAL DUTY ON TEA.
    47 9 EXPECTED IN BUDGET. Reuter. London. April 7. That a preferential duty on tea is expected in the Budget is indicated by the fact that the Indian and Ceylon Tea Associations have cancelled their tea sales in Mincing during Budget Week, from April 18.—Reuter.
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    BANK ACCOUNT "ALL QUIET."
    47 9 Action Against War Author. Reuter. Berlin. April 7. The bank account of Enrich Maria Remarque, author of -All Quiet on the Western Front." has been garnisheed by the customs authorities on suspicion that Remarque, who lives in Locarno, is contravening foreign exchange regulations.—Reuter.
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    OFFICER WHO INSULTED PREMIER.
    64 9 FINE OF £5 IMPOSED. Sydney, April 6. De Groot has been fined £5 fcr his ribbondashing exp'oit.—Reuter. [De Groot, a mounted polico officer, dashed in fro it of the Premi r iMr. Lang) at the opening o" the new Sydney Harbour Bridge and cut the rib'ocn
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    LINDBERGH BABY WELL.
    90 9 Boat Builder In Touch With Kidnappers. Reuter. Norfolk (Virgin.a). April 6. Mr. Curtis, a boatbuilder, has announced that he has been in contact with the kidnappers of the Lindbergh baby and has been interned that the baby is well. Mr. Curtis.ywho had been assisting in the search
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    QUIET RESTORED IN NEWFOUNDLAND.
    499 9 PREMIER AND WIFE INJURED. Blunders Of The Mounted Police. Reuter. Whi St. Johns. April 6. '-Th <t" angly m b f 10 000 Was shoutin S inrou Squires into the haibour." Sir Richaro Squires. heuoed by three clergymen reacneS his ent U r S a e
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    ATTEMPT ON EMBASSY COUNSELLOR.
    67 9 TWO PEOPLE SENTENCED TO DEATH. Reuter. Moscow. April 6. Judr.s Stern r.-td Vasiliev have been condemned to death for wounding Twardowski.— Reuter [Judas Stern was charped in the Supreme Court with attempting to kill Herr. Twardowski. Counsellor at the Get man Embassy. Giving evidence. Sterns sister
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    THE IMPERIAL CROWN.
    35 9 British Official. Rugby, April 6. The Imperial Crown which the King wears on State occasions has been returned to its place in the Jewel House at the Tower of London.— British Official.
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    S.A.F.A. LEAGUE COMPETITION.
    521 10 JINE GOALS IN FIRST DIVISION GAME. ROBUST PLAY AT ANSON ROAD CHINESE BEAT S.C.C. 11. ASSN. FOOTBALL. The weakness in the Malays' lines of defence, referred to in these columns, was again revealed in the game at Anson Road yesterday, when the IndoC'eyionese netted three times against
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    MIDWEEK HOME SOCCER.
    56 10 THE ARSENAL FAIL AGAINST SUNDERLAND. London, April 6. English and Scottish League matches played to-day resulted as follows: ENGLISH LEAGUE, DIV T. Liverpool 2 Chelsea 1 Sunderland 2 Arsenal 0 Huddersfleld 1 Manchester C. 0 ENGLISH LEAGUE. DTV. 111. (Northern). Chester 1 Crewe A. 0 SCOTTISH LEAGUE.
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    CHINESE JUNIORS BEAT S.C.C.
    161 10 SEVEN GOALSi IN PADANG GAME. Playing on the Padang yesterday, the Ch nese beat the S.C.C. by five goals to two after a fast fame in the Second Division of the S.A.F.A. League. Mr. Pickering refereed and the teams were: Chinese: Peng Kong; Eugene Chong, Loo
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    JAVA ROAD BEAT K. GLAM.
    71 10 BADMINTON Java Road boat Kampong Glam on Saturday by 1—5. Bcoris <K.O.BP players mentioned first): Singles. Aman lost to A. Hameed 15—13, V—15. 7—15; A. Aziz beat Buang 15—13, 15—10; Md. Nor l?st to A. Faraj 9—15, 7—15. Doubles; Jamaat and A. Rahman lost to
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    RIVERS AND GUriiLERMO.
    188 10 NEW WORLD PROPRIETORS' GENEROUS OFFER. BOXING. Mr. Ong Peng Hock writes: "The proprietors of the New World have seen Mr. David Frankel's litter concerning the unsatisfactory Box ng Show last Saturday night and his proposal for arranging another tight between Al Rivers and Battling Gulllermo. "The New
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    RIVERS LAID UP.
    58 10 It is understood that Al Rivers is laid up as a result of the blow on the groin received in his fight with Guillermo. It is also stated that Al is prepared to meet the Filipino a£,ain. the proceeds of the fight to go to charity, as
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    GUNBOAT JACK v. GUILLERMO.
    128 10 Mr. Ong Chin Beng writes: With reference to Guillermo's challenge to Gunboat Jack, and the latter's acceptance of it. will you please state that the fight has definitely been fixed for the 16th. the venue to b$ the New World Arena. A clause has been included
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    SELANGOR SPRING RACES.
    333 10 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. THE TURF. <From Our Own Correspondent. > Kuala Lumpur. April 6 There was a poor attendance at the second day of the Selangor Turf Club s spring meetin The Sultan cf Perak and suite were present The weather was dull but the going was good
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    DEATH OF AUSTRALIAN WONDER HORSE.
    69 10 PHAR LAP'S HIDE AND SKELE TON TO BE MOUNTED. Reuter. v ?lel Park <California), April 6 dipTfr S 110W Satisne<l Pbar Lap 2Sh fC- An autopsy revealed that aeath was- d .c to the horse nibbling unsuitable grasis or sooden barley. The co-owners Messrs. Davis
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    141 10 The Service Company at Port Dickson will be leaving Seremban this evening for Singapore, where it will be attached to the Gloucestershire Regiment. The Company will leave by the night mail, to which special coaches will be attached, and the band of the local M.V.I, will parade in their honour
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    S.C.C. SPRING TOURNAMENT.
    213 10 NO PLAY YESTERDAY. LAWN TENNIS. No play was possible in the S.C.C. tournament yesterday owing to rain. TO-DAY'S TIES. Godown Doubles Handicap: N. S. Wise and A. C. Potts owe 15.3 v. Dr. E. Madgwick and Dr. McOwan plus 4; D. E. L. Anderson and F. T.
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    S.R.C. TOURNAMENT.
    187 10 RESULTS AND TIES. Results and ties in the S.R.C. tournament are: "A" Singles: N S. Hogan beat N. E. Ess 7—5. 7—5. •B" Singles: R. Pearse beat C. B Webb 3—6. 6—3. 6—2; A. J. Braga beat L. A. Marcus (W. 0.): A. G Armstrong beat G. E.
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    31 10 The hon, secretary of the Rovers B.P., Mr. Tan Quee Long, has been admitted into the General Hospital. The committee meeting to be held to-morrow is therefore postponed until further notice.
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    CONSTABLE MURDERED ON HIS BEAT.
    191 10 CORPORAL'S DISCOVERY IN IPOH. i (From Our Oitra Correspondent.) Ipoh. April 7. Ipoh Police circles were startled this morning by the discovery of a young Sikh beat constable who was stabbed to death in a oack lane in the Newton area. It appears that the
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    127 10 The East Asiatic Co.'s new motorship. "Erria." which left Singapore on March 16 and Penang on March 18. arrived in Genoa yesterday morning. ARRIVALS. "Kota Baroe." Dutch. 4.533 tons. Capt. Duye. from Calcutta. 6-4: for Tg. Pandan. 9-4. "Bulan." Brit. 441 tons. Capt Brien. from Penang. 6-4; for
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    EARTHQUAKE IN CHINA.
    21 10 Reuter. Shanghai, April 6. A slight earthquake, lasting several seconds, occurred at Hankow and Nanking this evening' —Reuter.
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    120 10 Sardar Bahadur Balwant Singh Judge. Chief Inspector of Police, S.S., was entertained at a farewell dinner party on Tuesday evening by his friend Sardar Sunder Singh Sawhny. About 50 guests, including Rai Bahadur Mehta Prithvi Chand and Messrs. R. Jumabhoy, J.P., b. A. Mallal. N. A. Mallal, J. S. Judge,
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    FREE STATE'S REPLY TO BRITAIN.
    332 10 May Be Revealed On Monday. Rugby. April 6. A communication on the question of the Cath of Allegiance and land annuities was leceived by the Dominions Secretary, Mr. J. H. Thomas, this morning from the President of the Council of the Irish Free State. Mr.
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    SOUTH AMERICAN TARIFF WAR.
    103 10 Railway's Ultimatum To Government. Reuter. ■Valparaiso. April 6. The Chilean-Argentine tariff war developed into economic tragedy to-day. when it was officially announced that the British-con-trolled Argentine T-ans-Andine Railway issued an ultimatum to the Chilean Government that It would ek*c down the railway on April 20 unless
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    TRANS-ASIAN EXPEDITION.
    210 10 ABANDONED AT SAIGON. An interesting group of passengers arrived by the -Felix Roussel" yesterday. They are eight members of the Trans-Asian Expedition It is claimed that they are the first party of Europeans successfully to cross Asia from the Mediterranian to Peking since the time ol Marco Polo.
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    RUSSIAN SPIES SENT TO PRISON.
    40 10 Reuter. Wanaw, April 7. Antoni Stan'szr or.»j t~Michahna Grot sentenced TTen and three ye,rs' hard labour for espionage. They were arrested bS»T tZ arrest of Major Demkowski. who wasshot r'Uer r eSPionaBe for the *£5
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    DAUGHTER BORN TO GLORIA SWANSON.
    51 10 Reuter. London. April 6. velrf 2" tai :oria Swanson who is 33 years eld, Las given birth to a daughter at Mayfair (London.. «**ug«ter ax an Sh a H 1 0 ten-years-old daughter and Mr UKS T* maiTied an Irishman S^2TS«SJf. year and he her
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    To-day's Features.
    67 10 A WALL STREET REVIEW.—III. on oaee 2 INDIAN NEWS AND NOTES, on page T GIRLS' CORNER, on page 4 TOPICS OF TO-DAY, on page 8 THE ROMANCE OF MALAYAN TIN, on pages 10 and 11. CLUB DIARY, on page 12. DIARY OF EVENTS, on page 12 OVER THE
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    THE ROMANCE OF MALAYAN TIN.
    4999 10 INTERESTING ADDRESS TO ROTARY CLUB. THE DEVELOPMENT OF A GREAT INDUSTRY. An interesting talk on tin mining in Malaya was given by Mr. S. Ramplen Jones, of the F.M.S. Department of Mines, at the weekly luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club of Singapore, held at
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    REVIVAL AT END OF YEAR.
    169 11 Encouraging Note At Rubber Meeting. o (From Our Own Correspondent./ Ipoh, April 6. My personal view of the rubber position," said the Hon. Colonel Cecil Rae, striking a strong and encouraging note at the annual meeting of Suloh Rubber Estates at Ipoh to-day, is that
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    INDIAN AGENT IN SOUTH AFRICA.
    76 11 SIR ABDUL QADIR S NEW APPOINTMENT. New Delhi, March 22. It is understood that Sir Abdul Qadir. now Acting Judge of the Lahore H.gh Court, has been appointed as Agent of the Government of India with the South African Government. Sir Abdul Qadir, who has
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    REPTILE HOUSE DRAMA.
    403 11 SNAKE EATS COMPANION. London. March 16. An interesting arrival at the Regent's Park, menagerie is a magenta-faced monkey from Western Brazil, presented by Mr. Alfred Ezra. It is one of the smaller arboreal monkeys related to the "Howlers" and Sakis, and has not been represented in the
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    MR. V. J. PATEL REACHES VIENNA.
    29 11 Vienna, March 21. Mr. V. J. Patel has arrived and is staying at hotel pending the decision of the doctors regarding a sanatorium.
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    OVER THE CAUSEWAY.
    153 12 Dressers To Have Magazine. (From Our Oven Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. April 5 The Johore Dressers' Association are co templating the issue of a magazine towar the end of this month. It is to be a ha. yearly issue at the start but if sufficient su port is
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      1639 12 /Ilf ,n ni A DV Sunbeam Musical Party: Music Mr. IV WW A rwi Tfi w tQrpwp\T MB every Tuesday from 8.40 to 10.40 p.m., also re- MEDAN (40 metres), High Mass, 8.30 am CLUB UlAtll. Syn Mun Chik's residence, 111-A. Tank Road. WW HA1 1 U LiOJ MIS tUK,
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      155 12 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS Programme of Drills up to and for i nding April 10, 1932: TO-DAY APRIL 7. i.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, N.C.O.'s Promotion I Tactics on Sand Table. i.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, "E" (Chinese) Comp.u Weapon Training. >.15 p.m.—Drill Hall. 2nd Bn. Sig. Section Weapon Training. i.l5 p.m.—Serangoon Road. S.V.P.A., Organise tion
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    533 13 FRASER'S REPORT. I Messrs. Fraser and Co. in their weekly reI port, dated April 6, state: J[ During the past week the local share mark't n has passed through another dull period and i business continues on a very restricted scale. J Interest has chiefly centred in
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    MALAYA'S LAND PROBLEM.
    1058 13 ENCOURAGEMENT OF CROP PRODUCTION. VIEWS OF MALAYAN AGRICULTURAL DEPT. In periods of abnormal trade conditions, such as exist at the present time, attention is directed to the possibility of a nation maintaining to a reasonable degree its standard of living by the production particularly of its own
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    OUR BERLIN LETTER.
    1579 14 More About The Presidential Elections—Another Campaign To pillow Prussian Diet's Key Position In German Politics—The Crucial Battle On May B—7ooth Anniversary Of Spandu Tower, Once The Safe Of German Empire—HonnefT Tower To Harness The Wind—A New Method Of Dealing With Refractory Prisoners. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune")
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    HOUSE OF COMMONS REASSEMBLES.
    178 14 QUESTIONS ABOUT OTTAWA CONFERENCE. British Official. Rugby. April 5 Th. House of Commons re-assembled to-de.y ?ftcr the Easter vacation. During questions the President of the Board of Trade, Mr. Runciman, said that the Government could not legard as satisfactory the reply received from the German Government
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