Malaya Tribune, 15 April 1932

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XIX. No. S© SINGAPORE FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday, April 15, 1932. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1932
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    THE FREIGHT RING.
    799 2 Mr. W. H. Shelford will hardly declare that he is a disinterested party in connection with the Shipping Conferences controversy. He is indeed a very zealous (if somewhat unconvincing) partisan, and the value of his contentions must be assessed with that consideration in mind. On the other
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    291 2 Ladies, of any nationality, who are willing to sell flags on Wednesday, June 8, in aid of St. Andrew's Hospital funds, are asked to communicate with Mrs. W. J. May-son, Holmechase, Grange Road. The numerous friends of Mr. J. Louis, of the Straits Times, will be pleased to hear that
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    PATRIOTIC CHINESE GIRLS.
    291 2 Tribute By Sir Robert Ho Tung. Sir Robert Ho Tung, the Chinese philanthropist and politician, who left by the P. and O. ''Corfu" this morning for Europe, supplemented the statement regarding the modern Chinese girl which he made to a "Tribune" reporter in the course of an
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    SUNDAY CINEMAS.
    152 2 BILL TO PROVIDE LOCAL OPTION. Rugby, April 14 In the House of Commons last night, after a long debate, the Sunday Performances Regulation Bill was read a second time, but only by a narrow majority of 18 votes. The figures were: For the Bill 235, against 217. The
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    PRINCES VISIT WORKERS' CLUBS.
    50 2 Rugby. April 14. The Prince of Wales and Prince George last night paid a surprise visit to some of the poorest parts of London. They entered unannounced seven workmen's and ex-Service clubs, chatting lor a long time with the members and joining in their games.—British Official.
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    BRITISH ART AT VENICE EXHIBITION.
    50 2 Rugby, April 14. For the first time since the institution of the Venice Bienial Art Exhibition the British Government is officially organising a national section at which 236 exhibits of the work of three sculptors, 13 engravers and 18 painters will represent British art.—British Official.
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    AMERICAN STATESMEN IN BRITAIN.
    32 2 Reuter. Loudon, April 14. Mr. Stimson has arrived at Plymouth en route to the Disarmament Conference, also Mr. F. B. Kellogg, Sffao is attending The Hague World Court.—Reuter.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    43 2 From France by the "Chenonceaux," due at Singapore at 5 p.m. on Sunday. From China and Japan by the "Suisang," due at Singapore at 6 a.m. on Monday. From China and Japan by the "Tokiwa Maru," due at Singapore on Monday.
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    79 2 Mr. A. Grant Mackie arrived in Penang from Port Said a few days ago. A reminder is given of the lecture on "The Modern English Novel" by Prof. K. W. Ha worth at the Indian Association, 3, Owen R4fcd, at 8 o'clock this evening. The military authorities at Singapore have
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    To-day's Features.
    64 2 TOPICS OP TO-DAY, on page 2. DIARY OP EVENTS, on page 5. WHAT TO LISTEN FOR, on page 8. CLUB DIARY, on page 8. OUR LONDON LETTER, on page 9. BELIEVE IT OR NOT. on page 9. MUSLIM AFFAIRS, on page 10. SPOTLIGHTS, on page 11. RADIO IN
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    488 2 (BY "LOOKER-ON.")' "If you've got a bad case, a 1 the other side." AAA Mr. Shelford applies the barristerial maxim to the Shipping Conference quarrel. A The other side in this instance ha; a rather useful advocate. In Braddel] v. Shelford, Court of Public Opinion, my moneys
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    39 2 QUOTATIONS. KUBBEB. London: l?»d. New Yor: 2 T K cents (G). Singapore Spot: 5'4—5-8 cents. TIN. London Spot: £103. 15s. Od. (Up 7 §i London 3 months: £106. 0s. Od. (Up Tin: $53.25 (100 tons sold).
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      57 2 SPORTING CUPS IN SILVER E.P.N.S. LATEST DESIGNS BEST QUALITY REASONABLE PRICES. ARTISTIC ENGRAVING AT LOWEST RATES. Special Discount to Clubs and Schools. U. S. de Siiva Bros, Jewellers, Singapore. -aiarsjrsinarararsJndnr 1 1 634 j I North Bridge Road, TENG SENG GUAN T. K. K.'S SPORTS BOOTS (TI-YU) Siao 29 to
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      50 2 THE "MALAYA TRIBUNE" TOWN OFFICE. We are keeping open an office at oar old premises in Union Lane, Collyer Quay. Letters, advertisements, etc., may be delivered there, though delivery direct at Anson Road will be appreciated. ANSON ROAD TELEPHONE NO. 6171. UNION LANE (behind Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank) 6110.
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    Britain Has Turned The Corner. U. S. AMBASSADOR'S TRIBUTE. HEROIC FACING OF DIFFICULTIES.
    1166 3 Increase In Exports And Employment. Reuter. That Britain has turned the corner in her trade is the impression given by stattments in the House of Commons and at the Pilgrims' dinner, where Mr. MHIon, the new V.S.
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    NORTHERN IRELAND SATISFIED.
    241 3 Britain Looking After Her Interests. Reuter. r (>rH r, Rugby, April 14. •hn 0 Premier of Northern Ireland. »ho visited Lonoon to discuss the aspect of errtfL e chan eed between the Dominions Secretary, Mr. J. H Thomas, and Mr. De Valera nas tent the following message
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    FORGET ALL ABOUT DEBTS!
    170 3 AI Smith's Advice To The United States. Reuter. Wjuhln?ton. April 14 The Dinwrattf have bn-n eltc trifled by a plan advocated by AI Suiith, Tjmmany leader of Nl*w Yorfc Dimorrows rjuit the United Btatei forge» for the n?\\ 20 year l alt about debt? ~>wcd to
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    TRIPLE MURDER IN SHOPHOUSE.
    175 3 Constable's Fruitless Chase. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. April 15. A gruesome triple murder was discovered in a shop-hous in Menglembu at midnight by a Sikh policeman. It appears that the constable had reason to suspect a Chinese emerging from the back door of a house.
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    HELPED WIDOW COMMIT SUTTEE.
    51 3 NINE INDIANS UNDER ARREST Reuter. Fatna, April 14. Nine men of the Thakur caste, in the village cf Kfmdauli. hftTe been arrested and are -harged with aiding a widow to commit suttee. Police witnesses deposed that they saw the widtw on her dead husband's funeral pyre.—
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    FAILURE OF BIG COMPANY.
    158 3 Appointment Of Receiver Likely. Reuter. Chicago. April 14. The appointment of a receiver is likely for the Middle West Utilities Company, a 2% milliard holding company in the Insull combine Utility companies. The company's bankers are doubtful whether sufficient funds can be raised to meet outstanding
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    NAZIS TAKEN BY SURPRISE.
    136 3 Dissolution Of Storm Troops. Reuter. Berlin, April 14. The swiftness of Government's action ins taken the Nazis by complete surprise. The police raided the "storm troops'" offices and barracks and seized warlike accoutrements, including an aeroplane. They encountered 3f4* the slightest resistance, cupelling widespread fears that
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    ALLEGED CRIMINAL BREACH.
    126 3 Penang Vehicles Clerk Charged. 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. April 14. After an inqulr; lasting eight aays Kahmed Khan, a former registration clerk in the Registrar of Vehicles Office, was to-day commited to stand trial befc.-e the Supreme Court m a charge of criminal breach of
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    CHINESE VOLUNTEER CLUB.
    111 3 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. Tht annual gcrifrol meertti? ot the Chlvest v'oiuiitecr Club <B*. nevol-iit Bramh» wa> hsJfl the C.V.C. cn Thursday. March 31. and 'lv >nrv-|nR wptv flee Led office-bearers for h current year: Capt S. Y. Wane; Vice-PrM.rirnts LV Wr Knh K at and 2 Li.
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    ROYAL DUTCH INDIAN AIRWAYS.
    110 3 AN EXAMPLE OF QUICK TRAVEL. Mr Elliott, a passenger in the aeroplane from Singapore to Batavia on Wednesday, had booked a passage on the m.v. "Dempo," which left Eatavia on Wednesday, the same day that Mr. Elliott flew from Singapore to Batavia. As Mr. Elliott wanted
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    UNEMPLOYED RIOT.
    74 3 MANY HURT AND MUCH DAMAGE. Reuter. Auckland. April 14. Fierce rioting and looting, in which hundreds of civilians and 23 policemen were injured and damage done amounting to £100,000. broke out when the unemployed clashed with the ponce at the conclusion of a procession of civil servants who
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    JAPANESE FORCES INCREASING. NO POSSIBILITY OF SETTLEMENT?
    755 3 British At Amoy Seek Protection. Reuter. A settlement of the Far Eastern dispute seems further off than ever and Japan is increasing her forces in China. The situation is complicated by Communist victories. British resident ef Amoy have requested protection. Shanghai, April 14.
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    NEW SILVER COINS IN GERMANY.
    43 3 Reuter. Berlin, April 14. The Council of th? P-eich has sanctioned the minting of silver coin 6 of a face value of 100,000,000 marks, which will reise the total circulation of coined money to over 1,500 million marks.—Reuter.
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    DUTCH SEAPLANE CRASHES.
    37 3 Reuter. Scurabaya, April 14. Three N.C.O.'s are missing from a seaplane which crashed during right trials and caught fire after striking the water. >. fourth N.C.O. has been rescued but he is aerioualy hurt.— Reuter.
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      163 3 Reduced Prices i ON His Masfos\foke DELETED RECORDS. 10" 12" RED ACOUSTIC RECORDS 50 cts. 10" RED 12" PLUM 1.00 12 RED 12" BLACK 1.00 10" PLUM 60 cts. i Only a Few M<h*e Days to the end of this sale AT "Moutrie's" "H.M.V." SPECIALISTS. j THE GOLD COMPANY j
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    S.A.F.A. LEAGUE COMPETITION.
    1448 4 COLD STORAGE BEAT VEHICLES. YESTERDAYS THIRD DIVISION GAMES. THi: COMPLETE LEAGUE TABLES. ASSN. FOOTBALL. The (Yd Storage np'trd fix times without nply in thrir Third Division match affalnst -he Vehicles Dcpartm nt at th: Gylang Stadium yest rda%. and the Ilarbcur Board gained tb~ decision ov r
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    START OF MAJOR LEAGUE SEASON.
    105 4 BASEBALL. Reuter. THIS WEEK'S RESULTS. New York, April 15. The major League season started on Mon<ay. Results up to and including to-day are: AMERICAN LEAGUE. Washington 1 Boston 0 Phi'adelphia 6 New York 12 Chicago 9 St. Louis 2 Jhicago 7 St. Louis 3 De'rcit
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    THE CRAVEN STAKES.
    59 4 THE TURF. Reuter. London, April 14. The Craven Stakes, value £980 for three year-olds over one mile, was run at Newmarket to-day and resulted as follows: L LOANINGDALE. 2. POMPIER. 3. ROYAL DANCER. Seven ran. Won by three lengths; third a neck away. Betting: Even money Loaningdale;
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT.
    325 4 LAWN TENNIS. Reuter. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Yi-vUTday's iil-% in the S c.c. tournament resulted as follows Gcdown Doubles Handicap: H P Goodman And A Swuiiw owe 3 beat L. C. Hutching and E DhefTlrtglon plus 2. <svo>; J e Harvey and H. Hull plus 3 «bent Dr E wick
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    FIFTH TEST TO BE TIMELESS.
    47 4 ONLY IF "RCBBER" DEPENDS ON RESULT. CRICKET. U";cjcn. April n U cflSruVlly »snqum-d tjnr th? MCC havr «kjc-u that nrth Trv nutch tit Au !:jsiu m th'- t:c\t lout shnll &>► I». a !Uj»:j if lijf ruboir ts itHMI underdid.— "S.F.P" s vuci-
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    SEQUEL TO EXPERIMENT ON TILES.
    187 4 Conviction Of Criminal Breach. Charged en twe cotmcs cf crim'nal breach of net in respect of $10 and $340. a German earned H. P. Moding appeared before the Third Magistrate (Mr C. H. Whittcn. yesterday. Moding v.as net lepresentcd by counsel. It was stated the
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    SAILING ECONOMY.
    239 4 NORTH ATLANTIC LINES MEET. SHIPPING NEWS. Rugby, April 14. A conference of North Atlantic shipping lines is being held in London to-day to discuss a passenger pool and economy in sailings. At this" conference the recent Atlantic fare cv's will also come up for consideration. In addition to
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    JOHORE BAHRU ASSIZES.
    548 4 Five Years For Causing Grievous Hurt. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Jjhore Bahru, April 14. Before the Hon Mr. Juttk* W. Bunon at >he Johore Arsizes ycterday a Tamil named Arumugam v. as sentenced to five years' rigorcus imprisonment for having voluntarily caused grievous hur' ta a man
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    ALLEGED DAYLIGHT ROBBERY.
    162 4 Chinese Lady Assaulted And Bound. A Chinese lady residing with her husband in iakfl Tanah Road, near the level crossing in JCVrtoj R, ad.*""is said to have had a nasty xnerience yesterday afternoon. She was alone Ath her baby when Ehe heard some-one callir.g 3 her downstairs.
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    331 4 I*. ETLIN AND CO/S REPORT COMMERCIAL NEWS. April, 15. 11 a.m. RUBBER. London: l »d.. up I lt»d. N>w Yor It: 2 T cflits iQ.i, down 116 cent. SJmrcv Quirt. Allenbys 3u 40 cenu>. Ayi» lolcka 20—25 cent*. Ayer Pan&s 20— 25 cenu •Hssetts 20—2« cents, Brogas
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    ALLEGED LAPSE OF AUSTRALIAN.
    946 4 WOKE UP IN HOSPITAL. Wrote Out Cheques Whilst Drunk. That he had been drunk for several days ir succession ard had absolutely no recollect.on ci what happ-ned during that time, wao the .-tatement mae'e by Max Cornfield, an Austral an. who appeared before th: D strict
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    NAVAL BASE ENGINEER FOUND.
    101 4 Wandered From Pa(h And His Way. fFrom Onr Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumi ur, April J.) Mt SUand, Uku N-ivul Bnsp ciiKinrcr u.lm> had teen mis.-inu fmm Itac Admiralty bunMlou ut feukii Framt ilnt'r» Taroday »v*?*» ng, wa dt--covrrcU uxhausttd ytstrctfay tv mug at 4.30 ji.m. at
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    SHANTUNG RELIEF CASE.
    1043 4 ARGUMENT ABOUT CASUALTIES. Damage By Japanese At Tsinan. After a trial lasting four days Mr. Justice Cobbctt reserved judgment yesterday In I case instituted by the Attorney-General i the relation of Mr. Lim Kirn Tian again.* tl managers, promoters or trustees of the Shantung Relief Fund. Mr.
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    87 4 Rugby, April 14 Paris 95 11 16. New York 3.77}». Montreal Brussels 22.9, Geneva 19\. Ain>'dam 9.31fc, Milan 73%, Berlin 15 r H Btockholm 19 S. Copenhagen 18 5 16, Oslo 19 111* Vienna 32, Prague 127 1 Helsingfors IW. Madrid 49' L Lisbon 109 1 Athens *30U
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    BANKS MUST STOP INFLATION.
    80 5 \KM\(I IIY FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD. Reuter. N.-* York, April 13 uai the hank* must '•V Inflation bop#-y." th? •iv tinuM lin. informed member 11 .iiTtil RrtwW «ysteiii thai they 1 »M»lr rifitiu to achieve u i>! IhfUklilv unci iirgte the bmk« to 1 <r> U'Jvn'* tiiid
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    GHASTLY CRIMES IN PALESTINE.
    120 5 H f resh Racial Trouble. )> ."U'lr.lwn AprJl at u revival of Arr*t- Ui ryr l lb< Pasfltvir .»v tn unxtniia nm.v »a 'i.i i'v rrinieft Uir victims Hr<n» ii«i( i TrMay wftnn Mis 1 lini'M, 112. J, w Hftmi i m Ui>' cfutvkirto lr iiti
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    DANUBIAN CRISIS.
    75 5 IIU»! 'I MIL TO SEKK I TION. British Official. Ru*bv April 13 I 4 l 1W r> 1 N.itloajs. m v >r rday comlUnoil Kiiwocml Committee —d economic ociion Miri South- Eastern 1 of the •Jul German Govrrn- r vt« w of tbe Unportt propositi for 1 iHiuuChit
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    DELEGATION TO BERMUDA LEAVES.
    30 5 Ruaby April 13. Kingdom br:itv:h «»f forming 1 Bermuda h.adod 1...nd0n to-morrow wv» wHIj members t. .ind Die Bermudan Ittjp»r»al y>r-fert'nre, -r-'ary maum will o!>i i.il
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    RAILWAY INQUIRY IN B. EAST AFRICA.
    41 5 Rugby, April 13. DM appointed Mr. uct an investigation into In British East African Gibb m betng lelcased from of the Rhodesia Railthe period of this inquiry, that he will arrive at Mombasa m.—Mnbh OfficiPl.
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    COASTGUARDS GUILTY OF THEFT.
    83 5 CONVICTED OF STEALING FROM RUM-RUNNER. Reuter. Rhode Island, April 13. The Federal Judge found American Coastguards guilty of theft aboard the British r n U Unner "Masklnonge," which was seized ■S!»?""!!! 1 1 crew cnar ed the coastguards with stealing valuable equipment, food h lar K
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    NEW TIN CORPORATION.
    117 5 London, April 14. The British Tin Investment Corporation has been registered as a public company with a nc.ninal capital of £1,250,000 in 10s. shares. Ihe object of the company is to adopt an egiecment with the British American Tin Corpcration to purchase part of the undertaking. The
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    COMPANY REPORTS BY CABLE.
    110 5 London, April 13. Pahang Consolidated Company, Limited, has cr 'ared an interim dividend of 3£ per cent. The report of Telok (F.M.S.) Rubber Company, Limited, shows a loss of £904. The company is reducing the balance to £3,471. Cungei Telor (Malaya) Rubber Estate. Limited, reports a
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    TIN AND RUBBER PRICES.
    71 5 London, April 14. Messrs. Lewis. Lazarus and Sons notify to-day's tin prices as follows: f'POt £103 13 16 Forward £105 13 16 (£106). Vhe market is quiet. I Tecsrs. Symingtcn and Wilcon notify to-day s rubber prices as fellows: Lpot 1 T Tsd. (1 „d.). Forward
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    SUBORDINATE CIVIL SERVICE.
    378 5 BENEFIT FUND REPORT FROM PENANG. The tenth annual report of the Subordinate Civil Service Benefit Fund (S.S. and F.M.S Penang, for the year ending Feb. 29 1932 states: The Fund has now completed the tenth year of its useful existenc? and during this whole decade it has
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    RELIEF FUND FOR CHINA
    60 5 The committee of the Relief Purd for China organised by the S ngapore Chinese Chamber of commerce announce with thanks the receipt nf. anung others, the following subscriptions Staff of the Chartered Bank (collected by Mr Chia Choo Seah). $279; staff of the Central and Geylang
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    33 5 The rate of issue of Money Order for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 152 for $100. The rate of payment of Money Order from India and Ceylon is Rs. 156 for $100.
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      368 5 DIARY OF EVENT*. TO-DAY. APRIL 15. High Tides— 3.15 a.m., 7.09 p.m. Meeting. Government Servants' Thrift Society Council Chamber, 5 p.m. Football League: Div. 1, s.C.C. v P Brani S.C.C.; Div. 2, R.A. II v. Police. Anson Road; S. Cattle Co. v. Malays II; Jalan Besar. TO-MORROW, APRIL 16. High
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      114 5 MAILS CLOSE, TO-MORROW, APRIL 16. Anamba and Natuna Islands (Scott Harley> 9 a.m. Kelantan (Circe) 11 a.m. East Coast of Pahang (Mahidol) 11 a.m. Ea?an Si. Api Api (Palima) 11 a.m. Saiawak, Miri, Labuan, North Borneo and Jolo tDarvel) noon Eanka Island. Pladjce and Palembang (Senang) 2 p.m. Sa narang
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      154 6 Lion Brand KRUPOK IKAN (Fish Crackers.) AND KRUPOK LDANG (Prawn Crackers.) The best ever made in the market. From the poorest to the richest can enjoy on our Krupoks during their festivities. Obtainable at: D. T. LIM Co., 353, North Bridge Road, Singapore. LeprosY Diabetes, Consumption YD.. PILES, LEUCORRHOKA IMPOTENCY,
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    OVER THE CAUSEWAY.
    120 7 Private Secretary To The Judge. J fFrom Our Ouin Correspondent i I Johore Bahru, April 14. Tho post of Private Secretary to the Judge. Johon., is io be übolUhed on Oct 1 ear Mr. Tarn All Honk Is at present holding this appointment. Inche Abdul Hamid b;n
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    EPWORTH LEAGUE SOCIAL.
    48 7 The Stratts Chinese Epworth League will hold its monthly social to-night in the Social Hall of the btraite Chinese Church, Kampong Kapor, at 8 o'clock. The social will be in the form of a lecture en photography to be followed by a cinema i show.
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    101 7 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singapore, April 15. Kast Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Op Ten Noort 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate I) cE\. MarU H; Burgenland 11; Empire Dock (Entrance Gate S) Penrhh Castle 32; City of Khios 37 Empire Dock (Entrance date Silvercypress 46; Pangkor 48. West Wharf
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      500 7 j Victoria Tlrieatinßl Positively The Last Performance 10-Morrow, April 16 J j M 9.30 p.m, OP THE j Tanglin Tit-Bits j j The Brigkto* Funniest ShQw Qf im i a<W Barly at John Little's j Prices $2, $1, cts 50- BAND PERFORMANCE j TODAY AT 5.15 p.m. BOTANICAL GARDENS S.S.
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      92 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. ORDINANCE NO 44 (BANKRUPTCY). IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Summurv Case Re MANICKAM AMMAL (W) p. 0 B i' Siong Llm Singapore. Receiving order made 12th February; 1932. n2rl for Sum mary Administration lain April, 1932. Date of Adjudication 12th February, 1932.
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      306 7 METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. MALAYAN DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Tempera- Bright, STATIONS. ture Rainfall. SunMax. Mm. shine. Alor Star ,87 73 2.21 4.4 Kota Bharu 89 74 NU 7.5 K. Trengganu 89 72 0.09 8.3 Kroh 85 69 0.06 6.1 Sitiawan 90 73 Nil 8.7 Ipoh 91 74 0.24 6.4 Butterworth 88 74
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1339 8 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING. Singapore, April 15, 10 a.m. Vmmr CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Ends. Buyers. Value rt on 26 £1.0.0 Asam Kumbang Tin Dec. 31 u.» L 0 .0 1 o 0 Austral Malay Dec. 31 0 .10.0 xd 0 5.0 Ayer Hltam Tin June 30 J J* 0. 9.6 1.0.0
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    FIGURES OF CONSUMPTION DISAPPOINTING.
    155 8 Singapore, April 14. Messrs Guthri? Co.. Ltd., in their weekly report atate: The uncertainty regarding the "extent of areas which are going out of tapping as a result of the low prices ruling has tended to craate a steadying influence in the market, prices fluctuat:ng within
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    MARKET PRICES.
    432 8 SINGAPORE, APRIL 8. MEAT. Beef steak (round), kati 40 Beef stew or curry, katl s0 Pork, lean, kati 60 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality), katl 40 Mutton Australian, lb. 30 Fowl, katl 42 Hens (locally reared) katl 46 Ducks, each 65 Pigeons, domest c unfledged, pair 82
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    Baby's Teething Troubles.
    187 8 The distressing pains which baby st whilst cutting teeth are due. m** »T anything, to the derangement of and bowels which accompany the pr In the past, sleepless and distraught p.mn have been compelled to resort to» so-called soothing medcines. most oi contained opiate, narcotic or other
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      895 8 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. Radio Stations Received In Malaya. All timet given in the following are Singapore timet. MONDAYS. PETALINO HILL, 55.5 metres, testing dally from 10.30 to 11 a.m. RADIO SAIGON. 49.02 metres, 12 k.w.: 6.30 to 7.30 p.m. recital of chamber or classical music by the soloists of
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      877 8 CLUB DIARY. (There arc numerous Clubs and Socletiet in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the ''Malaya Tribune.- This Diary is provided specially for them. co-operate in keeping it end complete. Happenings of general r ill still be included in the "Diary of The "Club Diary"
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    (Xusr fcrrtd2® r i «f.t W~ * ——i —— ————- i —— — —■ ■ AID FOR EMPIRE RESEARCH.
    2920 9 (Xusr fcrrtd2® r i «f. t W~ ——i i AID FOR EMPIRE RESEARCH. ißy Air Mail: Special to the "Malaya Ttibune.") London, March 29. c ntribution of £25.000 has been made by Wakefield to aid the work of the ImInstirute. which carries out important ins in connection with the plant
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    ACQUITTED OF SERIOUS CHARGE.
    76 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, April 13. Tho case in which a Tamil named Ramasamy stood charged with committing rape came to r. conclusion this morning before Mr. Justice McPall in the Supreme Court. After recording the evidence given by the medical witnesses, Dr. Pringle and
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    BELIEVE IT OR NOT.
    1190 9 Smoke Eating Away Our Cities: Making Food From Air And Sunshine: Insects That Smell For Miles: Vices Of Ants. (By Our Scientific Correspondent.) DID YOU KNOW? THAT Smoke is destroying our finest buildings? It is just eighty years since the Houses of Parliament were built in
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    CLEAN SWEEP OF HEAVY ARMS.
    237 9 ITALIAN DISARMAMENT PROPOSALS. Geneva, April 13. A clean sweep of heavy artillery, tanks, b: mbing aeroplanes, battleships, submarines, aeroplanc-cariiers and bacteriological warfare was advocated by S gnor Grandi at the Disarmament Conference to-day. He declared that the deprivation of armies, navies and air forces of
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      90 9 I To lift the burden of household work, every fought to make use of electricity in its mcst practical and convenient W 1 "Magnet" Household Electrical Appliances arc for I their advanced design and superior quality which have I merited their preference by thousands of satisfied users. /dr 5 I
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    "HAJJ," OR THE PILGRIMAGE.
    1220 10 An Appeal To Local Muslims. MUSLIM AFFAIRS. (By Our Muslim Correspondent.) The great Muslim festival of the Pilgrimage, or the "Hari Raya Haji" as it is locally called, falls on Sunday, if the local "Alims" to decree and the moon for once falls in with their
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    DRAWING THE IRISH SWEEPSTAKES.
    432 10 HOW ELECTRICITY HELPS. The enormous popularity which the Irish Sweepstakes have achieved is almost worldwide and, in consequence, the organisation of these events calls for very careful attention to detail. Apart from the business side of the undertaking, the method of dealing with the vast quantities
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    THE PROGRAMMES IN GEYLON.
    485 12 Difficulty Of Improving Them. Practical difficulties stand in the way of providing wireless-fans in Ceylon with programmes pleasanter and more varied than the customary selection of gramophone records. It Is definitely stated that, for financial reasons alone, the number of lis£eiters-in should increase by half before
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    Replies To Readers' Questions.
    291 12 A. \V. J. (Singapore) writes: "As I e'es re to use an A. C. Mains unit with my radio set ar.d do away .with the H. T. dry battery, would you be good enough to answer the following questions, for which I shall be much obliged
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    Round The World.
    155 12 The International Radiophone Service W"»& utilised recently to transmit round the world a gramophone record, which wns broadcast hy tin: Amalgamated Wlrelrsi Station VKSJMJS. Melbourne, and received back there analn after travelling a distance of about 31.600 mile*, The experiment originated with Mr. F.- H Scott, a
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    British News Bulletins.
    55 12 Chnlmsford ■G-'iSWV thv Br.tlsh eicperlmvntal wave Mai ion is b:oHdcai<Mns Te<ruU»r news bulletin* for the Empire. For the Easlrrn aon»* iwhich Ltu ludc.i Mnlayn» th<* broadcast in at «2.30 pm, G.M-T. which 1* 9.30 p.m. Singapore IliM, Tills service w»!' t>c continual and extended, when Die DnvcoLry
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    RADIO NEWS SINGAPORE NEW USE FOR WIRELESS AND GRAMOPHONES.
    1338 12 LISTENING-IN TO THE POPE'S ADDRESSES. Radio-Gramophone At St. Peter's In Rome. (EDITED BY 'RADIOFAN.") The idea that wireless apparatus, loud speak- I s and gramophone discs should be installed in the Vatican and bt Petus is one which only 3 few
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    "SmalT Car For "Small" Waves.
    194 12 Apparently our American couq.ns believe !n keeping things compact, not only In the design of short wave apparatus, but in the case of a mobile broadcasting unit as comr.only used over there, says Radio Monthly Australia When an outside broadcast from >me fairly inaccessible place
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    EXCHANGE OF GOODS.
    68 12 AGREEMENT BETWEEN GERMANY AM) HUNGARY. Reuter. Budap'tsl, \prll 13 FiUtifiary nru» Qrrvwny In-dny tr*>k nil Impmtuii sU'p in -imilir: un agreement rcnuiatinp payments arising from nil inHrchungv nf R4».<U. Hungary haa alrtady Hmliiir with Swiispriaivi, unci nt.JnT i;minifies wH-b lh»' oftjrrl of uv*rtliwj ilu? Serious ooiv>cq nonces
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    114 12 At the annual general meeting of the Youngsters' Friendly Benevolent Society, held on Sunday at the Society's premises, the following were elected officials ior the ensuing year:—President, Mr. Tan Chcon Hean; Vice-Presidents, Mr. Chua Cheng Mong, Mr. Chua Chiang Soon, Mr. Koh Joo Kwang (re-elected) and Mr. Tan Kay Tok;
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    NEWS SERVICES BY RADIO.
    169 12 Origin Of Many Of The "Cables" Reuter. Renter flxlmfl to have be<?n the P.rM og. Ul Inn world to use fftrekK •<<, crraphy on au extensive scale Internatinimi and to-day conducts the principal wlrn.«« service of political i»nd financial iriWltgiT.. t>jr the OtmUnent of Europe l
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      200 12 We stosk the most exclusive range of Rtdto and Mains Components in Malaya:— 6hoald you be seeking for a Loud your choice from one of these: X A. Type 100 P Magnet gPgR. A A. Type 40 Moving Iron Spcatn WB. Types PMI A PM2 PfWa|iia<i Raker's of Sdhorst VJklarr***
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    Mata Hari
    1994 13 OUR NEW SERIAL. The Story Of Her Last Adventure. ADAPTED BY KAREN BROWN. CHAPTER V. WHAT HAS HAPPENED SO FAR. Alexander Rosanoff, an aviator in the J Russian secret service, delivers a packet of con- j fldential papers to the Russian Embassy m Paris and persuades Colonel Shubin,
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      326 13 ,1,. I AUCTION SALE CHEONG KOON SENG ft CO. AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Freehold Singapore Properties At Messrs. Cheong Boon Seng A Co.'s Saleroom. No. 38, Chulia Street, On Wednesday, April 20, at 2.30 p.m. ESTATE OP G. F. LOWE DECEASED. Lot* I, 3to I Valuable freehold land situate off
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      260 13 no wonder I'm healthy'* ALWAYS a picture of health—with glowing cheeks and happy, laughing eyes—all fathers and mothers delight to see their children brimming over with such life and 1 energy. Health depends upon nourishment. During their growing years children need more nourishment than their ordinary daily food supplies. They
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    WHAT LONDON IS READING.
    1301 14 An Actor's Creed: How Books Are Made: Sheer Nonsense. (By Charles Pilgrim.) Literary Notes. By Air Mail: London, March 29. Amongst the most popular and accomplished of Engulh actors is Mr. Cedric His sucSU on the stage in •Yellow Sands," "The Apple Cart and Tne Ba
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    Mr. G. B. Shaw's New Play Produced In America. "TOO TRUE TO BE GOOD."
    283 14 Mr. George Bernard Shaw's new play, "Too True to be Good." which was performed for the first time in Boston in mail week, impressed the critics as containing more conversation than drama. J. Brooks Atkinson, the
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    Searchlight On Gandhi.
    590 14 The author of "India on the Brink" has written a book entitled "A Searchlight on Gandhi," and purports to tell in his own words the origin, meaning and purpose of Gandhiji's Satyagr'iha gospel by quotations and deductions from Mahatmaji's Autobiography and other writings. It is a mischievous
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    MURDER AT HOLLYWOOD.
    234 14 Tragic Talkie In Book Form. ("Star of Earth," by Octavus Roy Cohen. D. Appleton and Co., 7s. 6d.J. It seems probable that we shall in due course see Mr. Cohens absorbing murder mystery on the screen. It has all the makings S avery" tense talkie play, with
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    THAT COLOUR BAR.
    208 14 Ranee Of Sarawak's Play. ("The lifts of Pltaswer by 11. the Ra e of Sara link. AlUUiabad Law Jounml P)<' Allahabad. Rs. IJJ. Zt may be wondered why till# three-;i-t play wa» ever written- It clever euoogh w» construction. and the dialogue is well dow in parts
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    A "WAAC" FINALE.
    246 14 A Husband Landed At Last. ("My Journey's by the author of "Waac" and "Waac Demobilised" T. Werner Laurie, Ltd., 7s, 6d.J. It was almost with a sigh of relief that one read the final chapter of this book. A much misunderstood but certainly very naughty woman finds
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    DEFIANCE OF PRESIDENT HOOVER.
    66 14 CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE'S ACTION. Reuter. Washington, April 14. The unofficial Congressional committee which favours cashing soldiers' bonuses agreed to try to force the House of Representatives to vote for the Currency Expansion Bill and provide the $2,500 required, by authorising the issue of that amount in paper
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    SOIL OF ST. PAUL'S BEING EXAMINED.
    105 14 Rugby, April 13. Aa examination is being made of the soil of St. Paul's Cathedral. The investigation, which will last about six months. Is being undertaken to ascertain the effect on the foundations cf building operations and it is merely a precautionary measure. The
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    CHINA'S NATIONAL CRISIS.
    353 14 Move To Punish Chang Hsueh Liang. Shanghai. A] The sixth session of th*- National Cl r ference was held yesterday when io punish Marshal Chang Hsueh i losing the North-East Provinces *i A resolution for the enforcement Q& autonomy was al«;o passed. The ne>.- Assembly will be
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    41 14 The Rt. Rev. C. R. untitled Bishop of Victoria. Hong Kong, is a pashomeward by the P. and O. "Corfu." He lias been Bishop of Hong Kong since 1920, prior to which he was Home Secretary of the Ch. Missionary Society.
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      416 15 i ITEAMER SAILINGS. 1 P& 0. BRITISH INDIA I AND 1 APCAR LINES. j <Ir."~pcrated In England.) ■JAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. «JSINSULAR AND ORIENTAL BTEAM GATION CO.. LONDON AND EAST MAIL SERVICE. C ontract with His Majesty'! Government). ;UTWARD FROM LONDON "cr China and Japan. Due Tonnage Singapore 1932 15.000
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      558 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. THE HiN.Y.K. <&S? LINE (Japan Mail) TO LONDON. Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp, Rotterdam and Middlesbrough. Vessels. Tonnage. Dm,. Ball. X YASUKUNI MARU 12,000 Apr. 19 10 HAKONE MARU 10,500 May 4 5 I BUWA MARU 10,700 May 19 10 I PUSHIMI MARU 11,000 June 1 I HAKOZAKI MARU
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      455 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. HAMBURG-AMERIKA LTNIE. |U gy] Australlsche Deutscb I I Ifk I Ofsenschaft DampfschlfTs {Companies Incorporated tn Germ**l l OUTWARDS. HONG KONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN FORTS. 183 J. t ma. BURGENLAND via Manila Apr. 18 m.s. RHEINLAND direct Japan ports Apr. m.s. HAVELLAND via Manila May t m.s.
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      372 15 BANKS. PuifliWr I 111 lift I The National City Bank of New York Is fully responsible, under the Banking Laws, for the obligations contracted by each of its several Branches and Agencies. The Branch in Singapore, an Integral part of this world-wide organization, begs to announce the inauguration of a
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      588 15 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED HEAD OFFICE: METER CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE. BRANCHES: Singapore 458, North Bridge Road. Penang 85, Beach Street. Malacca 131, Jonker Street, Muar No. 1, Jalan Sevang. Batu Pahat 109, Jalan Rafcmat. Palembang 1«, m r Hong Kong 13, Queen's Road, Central Seremban 63, Birch
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      2220 16 THIS PAPER HAS THE LARGEST SALE. AMONG THE PEOPLE WHO SPEND MOST IN BRITISH MALAYA. Le School ESTABLISHED 1906. 218, Queen Street 61, Waterloo Street. Morning Ctasses only-Primary to Commercial. NO AGB LIMIT) Principal: —F. I. MUL». THE PEOPLE'S PAPER: INPEPEND^_AJW_P^O«ESSIVE ,i mm i SITUATIONS VACANT. "WANTED —An Experienced Pianist
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      480 16 TRIBUNE SMALL ADS. BRING RESULTS BECAUSE THEY REACH THE PERMANENT POPULATION. MASSAGE MANICURR PASSAGE. Miss Matsuy, Miss Masak) and Mis; Misako. No. 20, Bencoolen Street, Singapore. MALAYA TRIBUNE THONE 6171. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Delivery Including Including at office Postage Postage or close (Local or to Foreign residence F.M.S.)
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